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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16
COMMERCIAL.

CHARLESTON. October l3.-Cotton firm
-middling lo}; low middling 10; good
ordinary o..
LIVERPOOL, October ]3.--Cotton 6rmtr-.-
middling uplands 9 lilo; mddling Orleans
6 1916.
New York, October l3.-Cotton steady
-'niddling uplands l04; middling Orleans
l0k.
WALnAtlA, S. c., October l5.-Cotton
frm--good middling %; middling OIL ordi-
nary Q.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16
LADIES' CLOAKS.

very fine line Of Ladies' Cloaks, of tho
latest style, trimmed in silk and velvet.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16

For months this year thore has not been o
drop of water In the Rio Grando for distance
of about 500 miles. There IL great suffering
of the people in that district in consequence.
Upon himself and his eight hundred wives
the Sultan of Turkey spends $lO,O0O.000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16

Principal once, 35 nIurry ST., N. Y.
PRICE as CENTS.
Sold by DruggisIs throughout the world.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16
Final Settlement.

THE undersigned peliiqns TO tho Probate
l Court at Walhalla, S. c., for final scttc-
ment Of the Estnlc Of Jcp,ha Norton. deceased,
on Friday, tho 18th day Of October, 1870, at l l
O'clock a. NJ. and for q final discharge from
said estate as Executor.
}. B. SITTON, Executor.
September IL, 1879 43.4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16

PROFESSOR BlDiKoy's CoAL-Tho following,
from tho Augusta Eccniny News, of tho 7th
instant, shows how Professor Bbikoy il proc
crossing with his coal in Augusta:
"Capitaists should intoryiow Professor
Bibikov, who has rcccntly discovered mex
haustiblo beds of brown coal within sixteen
miles of Augusta. 1t is rs good rs any other
coal for heating purposes, and tho Professor
says that thcre arc several millions of tons in
tho mino. A very littlo capital is needed to
fully develop tho immense wealth at our worry
doors. This is no myth Twelve hundred
pounds Of this coal was brought into tho city
to-dny, and tho specimens can DO scon ut
noarly oyery Office in town. 1t is mined rs
easily as red clay and requires no blasting
The Goorgia Road will tost it this week, and
to-morrow's issue Of tho Ne.gs will bo worked
of by steam generated by this coal We
have fino specimen at this Office"
Tho canal botwocn tho Caspian Sea and tho
Sea of Azov, a survey of which is being made
-" AZ. 4 GNn NJ nhn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16

Tho canal botwccn tho Caspian Seq and tho
Soa of Azov, survey of which is being made
for Russia, is estimated to cost $20,00O,O00
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
Letter from . I. Idaho.
Mt. IDAno, July Is, 1877

MI. IDAno, july Is, 1878.
Mr.. EDIroR:-During the past two
weeks the district court has been in
session ut Mt. Idaho. Judge Clark Pre-.
siding. The bar was represented by
Attorneys Poe, Leland. Maxwell. Rcy
nolds Rand and Fem. The business
OF the count goes quietly aud evenly
along, and the expression Of those more
INN edia.ely concerned is that Of gen
eral satisfaction. The cases on the
docket, with but one or two exceptions,
are Of an ordinary nature, the criminal
case Of Mr.. Rhe,t having been con.
tiuued till the next term of court on
account Of the absence Of witnesses
The general tenor Of the business Of
Mount Idsho and Graugeville is that Of
thrift aud enterprise. New buildings
ere hero aud there in course OF con
struction, aud vari, improvements in
streets, yards and garden. are motto "a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
Timber n. tice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR,
Enrnrul I mi 0Gnn

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
General Land Office.
Washington. d &. june 81 1879.
Eegister ami Receirer, Leciston Na.
no Yer.
GENTLEMEN The fact having been
brought TO the notice of the depart ncnt
that ruuy parties who have cut rail
road ties, corawooa and logs upon the
public wooded domain, are dysirous
If relieving themselves Of liability ia
prosecution Cor Violating the statutes re.
-iating m illegal cutting of tinsber. by
p,ynr for the same. V II ara hereby
authorized and instructed 10 make set
Element with nj persons who have Tres.
passed upon the public timber lands in
vonr disri rrior to the l7,h If June
1870. hy cutting railroad tics, cord
| wood. or logs therefor. and who pro,
pos to settle therefor upon the follow
ing terms viz
| For NIL railro,d ties, two arc
ono half cents PER tie.
| 2. For cord wood City cents pc
card.
3 For logs, ono dollar per 'hous
and feet (l,nara measnre
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
LAM OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston r. July 18th 1879
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ t,llowiag-namcd settler has filed notice OF
his intention IT, make fual proc in support at
his claim, AN secure fnnl entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days fram the date of this
nnti,e. via Aug 18th 1870, 10 p'cl,ck A. N
Fransliu Shissier 81 ldaho county | T.. Tor
the northeast quarter. southeast quarter sec.
ton 81 AMI North half. southwest quarter an.
n rthwest quarter, southeast quarter. section
~. township 10 narih, range 3 east. and names
the following as his witnesses, viz Franklin
Vaucise and Matthew Truscutt. both of Idaho
county |. T. J. NJ. Howe,
4o-5t Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
July Is.

At Browns hotel here may be seen
mos, any day number Of queer look
ing dogs, sumo fat, Others lean, but
what is most singular there are no two
OF them friendly; 10 tact, it wo; ID be
quite lonely there it it were not for the
growing Of the dogs. At the ringing
Of the bell iar dinner the dogs arouse.
and pres ntins themselves in bee line
with the porter, they howl while he
rings the bell. Thi, is said to have
been their custom Cor number OF
year. Since the arrival of Mr.. Nc
Cartney, the civil engineer to inv s,i
gate the feasibility Of the mi Idle fork
Of the Clearwater for the new road, the
people of Camas prairie are very much
disturbed in MUD about the precise
spot ct earth that will be tho me,rupo.
lis Of the prairie. It 10 mos. certain
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

Ian bFflSE Al
Lewiston | T. July Eth. 1879.
NJ 0Tt + Is HEREBY GiVENTTAT THE
N following named settler has Gled notice of
his intention To make final proof in support of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof n, the
expiration OF thirty days fran the date Of this
notice. viz: Aug. gath 1879. 10 o'cl ok A. NJ,
Nicholas HUMPHREYS. fur tire northeast quarter
southeast qaari,r and south half northeast
quarter and narthea,t quarter. northeast quar-
tar section Is, TOWNSHIP IS nnrih. range west
and names the following as his witnesses, viz
Thomas Linehan and Richard Tharston. both
Of Ses Peree county I. 7. J. NJ. Howe
~ % Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
Tie ExamInati n.
The TELLER, together wit, many Of

The TELLER, together with many OF
it, patrons has Ing cou,ended that
there exists pass suitable for rail
road through the Bitter Root range of
mountains nth of the Pen d'Orille
pass, which latter had been selected by
johnson and Roberts. the chief engin
GERS of the North Pacific railroad This
was known to many Of our people !ong
before the surveys Of The company up
the north fork of the Clearwater, which
surveys proved so fruiiless of success.
The CONF any was then very nnf1r'u-
nate 10 cot having the advantage OF
tais knowledge else they would have
never taken the north fork as The stream
to ascend with railroad survey. But
organized as many survey NJ parties
aud with men who know comparatively
nothing Of the country which they ore
TO 90 through, and with men from a
distance from the theatre Of action
they proceeded Ut once to their work
upon their own b,st judgment, and
seldom il ever consult with men living
along the route or 10 the vicinity Of the
route fili it is too late, aad citizens who
know better are not generally disposed
to interfere by giving counter advice t.
their movements, unless they are soic'
tied to do 80. Hence often big 5lun
dcrs aud mistakes are made. Again i
often happens that men in the vicinity
Of . survey who know nothing OF tn,
facts they attempt to represent, vii
from some motive OF importance tt
themselves, volunteer information
which, il h. eded is liable to mslead
party Through q mountaino1s country
We are we'll assured that such was tn,
case in advising the survey Of pas
via the north fork Of Clearwater, the re
suit Of which survey prcjudiced the di
rec,ors Of that company against III
whole Clearwater route. and has mad
it very difficult matter for that boar
to list fayorably to any suggestion {
there being an unexplored pass of tn
Bite: Root via ny branch Of th
Clearwater that could be made praci
cable. But after long persistence tn
company have sanctioned reconnoite
ing Of pass via the ID ddle fork
the Clear alter, to determine wheth.
the Bitter Root divide can be spaune
via this route with any reasonab
grades for railroad. That engineer
now in the field aud is accompanied
men who are acquainted with the con
try they are TO explore. So that '
have full confidence that all will
done that is practicable to test the gre
question Of an easy transit across III
divide. The party Of 9 men b., ides
lndian left Mt. Idaho on Wednesd
last, with their outfit for months i
journ in making this test. They
with full confidence Of success. aud
the conoi,ion Of the couutry dncs n
belle oil representations Of the roul
which have been given BY good aud
spousible men. the report Of the 4
gineer, Mr.. Mccartney will sustain
Ne have ever said Of the route and, /
road instead Of making the circuit
the Pen d'Orille lake will extend
rec,ly east from Lewiston, when c,
tracted. God speed the day when t
great question shall be settled.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

that Mount Idaho or GranseyiIle can
not. from. their remote position from
the Clearwater, be the principal com.
mercia, town, and who is to be the
locator Q; the land, for this new city is
new the query.
1t is the general surprise Of persons
but little inform d Of the situation OF
affairs in this country to see such vast
body of arahle land not occupied as
there is , day On Csmas prairie. AZ
though a large portion i, under cultiva-
lion with substantial and extensive i'm
provpmen,s. vet for enigraB,s there is
here much valuable land.
The weather is very warm in the
middle of The DAY, bat in the evening
a cool breeze fans The earth and makes
the night hours very comfortable for
the sleeper Mount idaho will in all
probability be Sunni err rasor. for the
people who live in less favored regions
This city ha' only enc liquor bar,
which seems to be sufficient far all ~
temperate purposes as far as the regu
lar citizens are ecnttrrt5. hut n great
want seemed to he nnsupplied when the
delegates from the lower Country put in
an appearance.
| he grist mill rs large. substantial
hnlaing, operated by water power, aof
Is indeed valuable acquisition Tor this
part Of the country The civil engineer
Mr.. Mccartney. had his Goa pany o
assistants c1nipped with provisions ane
horses on Tnesdqy last under the suner
vision of NJ Scntt. Of the firm If Noll
mer 4 c.. and with hnoynnt and TX
pee,ant spirits they sailed fl on 'hei
new IN ssion Of locating the route cf tn
new railroad Farmers at presrn. ar
very busy in their timothy fields maxim!
hay. G. B. Il.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
PROOF NOTICE
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |. r. July 18th 1879.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final rraof in support of
his claim, and secare final entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days from he date al this
notice, viz Aug. 18th 1879 o'clock p. NJ.
Jnhn IL. Rauch, for the east half nori beast
quarter. section "a, and west half, northwe.t
quarter. section 80. tnwnstip 30 north. range
east. ami names the following as his witness
es, viz. Dedricb T.lcher. and james J. Rem
ington. both OF Idaho county T.. Y.
j. NJ. HowE.
lost Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
PROOF NOTICE
39-5t
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
lewiston. T.. Jniy 5, 1879.
AT Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TNArTllE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and secure entry thereof at the expi
ration nf thirty DAYS from tn date of this no.
tice viz: Augu~t IA. 1872 before B. +. Morris,
deputy d!st,i:t clerk, Mt. Idaho. Iiahp cnunty.
/. T.. Thomas rurrilge. Tor the northeast quar-
Ter mort beast quarter section II, and north half
Of northwest quarter and northwest quarter
northeast quarter Of seeii"n -, township 81
north. range east and names the following as
his witnesses. viz: Charles ". Case AMI Charles
Finn, both Of Idaho county, TT.
j. NJ Howr,
80 st Register
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AIAIsttI Ed

Perry -Coffn-At Lewiston. June lath
Is,o,-by y. Warner. Probate Judge. Alfred
F. Perry. I" Neitie V. c fin. all ofWaila Wal
IL county. W. I.
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NOTICE.

lost
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
BORN.

In this city july 10Th, to the wife OF @.
krebhs. n daughter.
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NOTICE..

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston I. T. June 18th 1874.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Y followin .-named settler has fled notice ut
his inten'inn to make final p-ouf in support al
his claim and secure Gnal en- thereof at he
expiration of thirty DAYS tram the date of this
notice, viz Jul, 22d 1879. 10 AN, Join
Moon, for the northwest quarter northwest
quarter, section II AMI ives half southwest
quarter AMI southwest quarter northwest quar-
ter section township 81 North, range west
and names the following as bis Witnesses. viz !:
William $, Wynknnp nf Nez Perez county l..
r.. ami Madison A. Kelley OF Nez PIERCE coun-
ty I. 7. j. NJ. Howl
30 st Register.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10

"wednesday ~ . r. ~ Tom Keene Will
bsgin his 10Qshour walk It the corner Of Main
street andgB Broadway, Butte.
The Helena Graded School closed for the
term last Friday. Three Young lady pupil0
graduated, Miss Mamie Wheeler, daughter
81 ex-Marshal Wheeler, Miss Ida Wilson,
daughter Of Mr.. John B. Wilson, Of Black
foot, and Miss Annie Warfeld, daughter Of
our townsman Mr.. W. war6sld. The school
viii reopen In September.
Two years ago tho most interesting part Of
a Fourth Of July celebration was composed
Of the I. Rainbow Brigade" made up Of min
ers from the vicinity Of the Rainbow lode, Or
the locality since known Is the smart little
town Of VAUDEVILLE. A finer looking body
Of men, outside Of picked military companies
made up by careful selection, or one mere
orderly it would have been hard to find.
The Brigade has probably dispersed, but it is
altogether likely that the Workingm ems In
ION, II invited, would assist in the Celebrate on
Of the coming Fourth. The cooperation of
its members would contribute very materially
to the success Of the undertaking. We sug-
gest that an invitation be extended the Union
in common with the Masons, Odd Fellows,
Good Templars, Leidcr Krantz and other So
cieties, il other there be.
An improvement lately adopted in the
manufacture of pencils deserves notice, since
it is of very great service in making = small
ameant Of plumbago 60 q very long way.
This new patent we have observed only in
the case of the large red pencils marked ga.
w. F." and containing red lead at. one end
and blue at the other. The blue end, in the
absence of an addressing. galley, is usually
employed in newspaper Offices in directing
papers to subscribers, as many of our readers
have observed. Well, as to the Improvement
spoken of, it consists simply in this: After
using up about an inch of the blue material
you come TO a very nicely shaped four-sided
little block of wood, which neatly fits the
cavity of The pencil, from the inch or so of
red lead at one end to the same length of blue
material at the other. 1t will be seen at once
that this device is calculated to make a little
plumbago go a long way-a long way further
than the temper of the newspaper man when
he first drops Oh it. But such enterprise is
deserving OF encouragement, and accordingly
we give the GA. w. F." pencils this notice,
free.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10
Valuable Properly Tor sale.

Mr.. Fred LOeber offers for sale all his property
IN Butte. consisting OF three business houses
centrally located one dwelling house on Gran
1te street; wagons, harness, horses, cattle, ETC.,
etc, together with several very promising silver
bearing quartz lodes In this and neighborIng
districts. Mr.. Loeber is DESTROYS Of settling up
his affairs In Montana within Two months, as
ne mas received offers from abroad compared
win which his successful business here, besides
rents, amounting to over 800 per month, is M
lnducement to remain.
A description of the property for sale will be
given more fully In next weeks MINER.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10
SETTLEMENT notice.

All persons indebted to the undersigned are
hereby notified that settlement must be made al
once or the accounts will be placed IL In the hands
Of my attorney for collection. The banking
house Of tlonneii, Clark & Larabie, at Butte, and
William Stolte. at Silver Bow, are authorized 10
collect and receipt for money paid.
i offer my store rooms and other real estate at
Butte for sale or lease. Also the Basin ditch,
For terms apply to w. A. Clark.
Butte, june loth.-it.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10
LIST OF

1AIBT UT
Remaining in the post Office at Butte, snd ad-
vertised June 6, 1870: =
Cosgray Geo W Charles Chas. Dema6s Mr.
Fox VIM Falconer ID A Goddard X M
Gump Chas Hardiety P II Herrin Daniel q
Jameson E NJ Heating Jas Kiskaddon ] Ii
Kane Chas + Eddy BENZ Lloyd Chas F
Leoean mrs Lebean Amede Murphy Joseph
McConkie ] Mel cod John McGraW Calvin
Mcklllip u A McIvers DAM Oatey Richard
Per1eOn John Skorgen Peder Robertson Al
ftoolnson EF Rtckers A Sullivan ] T
Swancoat J r Shultz Jacob Walker las 8
In calling for the above say q advertised, -
and give dateof list. -,
w. EGBERT SMITH, Postmaster.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10

~~~S
A petition has been laid before the Board
OF County Commissioners praying for the
establishment of a county road from Black
foot to Vestel. The distance between those
two points by the route Of the proposed road,
10 said to be only 10 miles. Vestel, situated
in this county, and promising to b. the rival
Of Butte at 10 remote period, should be con-
nected with the county town by a good wag-
on road. The direct road from Deer Lodge
to Blackfoot, the old Meade road, could be
reopened for wagon transportation at very
moderate cost. The Deer Lodge and Vestel
direct road would furnish u cut oil Of about
thirty miles between Butte and Benton.
A letter received the other day by Mr.. II. A.
D'Acheul from Mr.. H. NJ. Parchsn, the
member Of the 6rn, says that while
on the way from Benton to Burte, the mules
In team number one of Valentine Wbeeier's
team ran Cd the grade In the Prickly Pear
Cannon, and overturned the lead and swing
into three feet and a half Of water.
Six hours elapsed before the wagons could be
lined from the bed of the stream, and as luck
would have it they were loaded with expen-
drugs, Of The kind to be seriously injured
by water. The f:-ss: Of Parchen d D'Achenl
have suffered enormous losses by fire in by
zone years, and now it looks rs IL their adj
ventures BY food were abou 10 begin.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-29

A CAPsTzE.-On last Monday
a cart with three mules, belong
ing to the Caillouet plantation,
started to pass over the bridge
over the Lafourche from Thlbo
daux. AS they had passed about
one fourth of the distance, the
shaft mule became frightened and
began backing, forcing the cart
backwards against the railing Of
the bridge. A second start was
made with the same result. The
third time the mule was success
tul in forcing the cart against the
railing with sufficient force to
break the same, when cart and
nules went over, falling perpendi
cularly about II or Is feet.
One OF the mules was SO badly
hurt a. to cause her death, the
other two did not appear to be
damaged. There was nothing on
the bridge t" frighten the animals
yet each time that the team reach
ed certain point, the stubborn
ness of the mule overcame its dis
erection and the backing commenc
| I'd.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-29

AVFt uUTN. E
. 9Th Precinct. At Jules Thibosau's, Com
~missioners. lu.es ~Thibodaux, lbs. Lefort'
w. Il. Price.
9TH Precinct. At Lovency Fdse,s store,
commissioners, Lovingly FOlse Ur. Johh
Gazzo, Pierre Bourgeois.
eth Precinct. At Ben FOlse'sstOre, Com
m%issioners. Auguste Clauda. Adolphe
Folse, Alexander FOlse.
Fourth Ward.
9Th Precinct. At LOckpOrt, commission
crs. G. AbreUat. jr., G. ID. Barros, Thomas
Barker.
9th Precinct. At Louis Lesille's store
commissioners, Louis Lerile, Flrlnin
Barrins. Henri Badeaux.
Fifth Ward.
10Th Precinct. E. Rogers 'tore, Com
missioners. +. Delatte, Abraham johnson,
ID. II. LOriO.
lith Precinct. At II. n. Coslop's store.
Commissioners, H. N. Coulon, James billiu'
Enocl Dunn.
lsth Precinct, At Gossin's store, Com.
%missioners. Henry l.. Gossin, Myrtle Claude
John Baptiste Bourgeois.
Sirth Ward.
18th Precinct. At Louis Daltin's, Com
.aniSsioners. Norbert Caillouet, j.. Lagarde,
j. McCallum.
l4th Precinct. At Victor Iegendrc's
Commissioners, Sylvan Trosclair, Alfred
Laforest Gabriel vicks.
18th Precinct. At Felix Granier's Com
missioners. U. Prestenback, Charles Otard,
Isidore Kramer.
SerenM Ward. 9
10th Precinct. p. A. Lelet's store, Com
missioners, p. A. Ledct, Octave p. ROus-
seau, E. H. Thornhill.
18th Precinct. At Wellington -Hebert's
store. Commissioners. W. Hebert. Ernest
E. Knobloch, Paul ThibOdaux.
18th Precinct. At j. s.. Perkins store
Commissioners, I. j. johnson. AlidOr Fulse
NJ. +. H~igginbOtham.
Eighth Ward.
18th Precinct. At kOsemOnd Dufrene's
Commissioners, Emile Ledet, j. G.. ROus
seau, Vim. Elliot.
Ninth Ward.
| 10Th Precinct. At LOngueville, Com
missiOners, NJ. FOret, Auguste Rossi, join
Lyme.
2ist Precinct. At Trasimond Foret'
Commissioners. T. FOret, T.. j. Badeaux
Theophile Harang. jr.
Tenth Ward.
22nd Precinct. At Cut OF. Commission
ers. Estival Savoie, Alphonse Savoie, Alfre'
MelancOn.
BIRD Precinct. AtJanvier Guidry's. Con
missiOners, William Williams, Washington
Tanner. \. Terrehonne.
October 25th. 1879.
l.. A. WEBRE. Sheriff.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-29

YELLOW FEvER.-Mrs. Trasi>
imODd Bourgeois residing IA mile
below Lafourche Crossing died IL
few days ago with this disease.
DR.. Sabatier has cases in his fam
lily and lost his eldest son on
Wednesday. A Miss GGedry in
the same neighborllood has died
during the week.
Information from NapoleOnville
leads us to believe that the fever
has broken out in the Canal set.
Element in rear OF that town and
that some deaths have occurred.
What is peculiar about it Is.
that the disease seemed to break
out simultaneously with the frOsts
of last week.
There is 10 sickness of any
kind in or near Thibo laux.