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NO. 25.
AVlS.
AUX sPORTEURS DE WARRANTS DR
PAkOISSE.

ii q assez d'argent dams le Tresor uour
payer payer les vieux Warrants enreeistres en-
1870, Jnsquau No. 55l inclus,vement.
+. SAMOAN,
Decembre IA, 1873. TrGsorier de Paroisse.
-es1'fet1 T. -des 's'n'tes de Ia sta,.ce au Jury de-
>, Police, teane te lcr Octobre, 1877.
II est resola que tous les warrants ~, ~
CARNATIONS conte la paroisse oui ne ss.
ralent pas present&s au rr6sorier pour atr,
Payes. dams les soixante jours oui suiyeront
Iavis quill y 2 des fOnds suffisan+s daus la
lresor pour les payer. seront tnregistr6s
ce Aouveau, ct Fargent destine an ua;e.
ment des dits Warrants sera reparti par Ia
dit Iresorier au Placement de ceux oni sui.
vent, dapres Iordre de leur enregistre-
ment.
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FANFARE.-Mr. Hingle, profes

FANFARE.--Mr. Hingle, profes
seur au College de Thibodaux,
Went d'organiser une nouvelle
pande musicale specialement com
pos6e avec des eleves de cette
etablfssement. Dams deux gu trois
mos ces jeunes disciples dApol
lo1, seront a meme &c Sc faire en-
pqde publiquement ct ajouter un
noavel attrait aux nombreux at
traits que notre vile possede de-
jos
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SUGGEsTION.-Les personnes
gul vlennent d'entrer en- menage,
ainsi que celles qui Sc preparent
q suivre leur exemple feront bien
de Sc p0urvoir de FAlmanach il,
lustr6 de Phrenologie ct de sante,
Files trouverOut dams ce recueil,
don't ie prix est de dix cents seuln
ment, une foule de suggestions
dune utilize inconteStable.
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Avis au Public.

Ayant achet6 a New York un assorti-
ment plus que suffisant en- fait de surtouts
pardess,;s, de la meiileure qualite qu'on ait
jamais va sur place, dc meme que des
beaux habillements en- casimir, eeux Gui
ont besoin de ces articles ne doivent point
songer a Sc pouvoir ailleurs, WI ma determi
nation de les vendre au prix cohtant ct en-
core plus bas. En- remerciant lie public de
son accuell favorable. Je snis
Tres respectueusement
SIMON BAUM
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p.you.-Depuis quelque temps
,os - eaux da Bayou baissent tres
.sS statement. 81 cette baisse con
,;ane. il est probable que la navi-
s.ui sat;on va atre suspendue jusqu'au
nouyeau montage.
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CHEMINs.-Quoique les chez
Minis soient dams un tres mauvais
etat ct que le temps soft encore
tres variable, nos rues, ct surtout
Ia rue principaIe, ont etc, cette Sc
maine, peuplGes de nombreux visi
feurs, ct les affaires commerciales
ont etc assez bOnnes.
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E1,rcTIoN.-A une election te
rne le 6 de ce mois par les ac-
t;onnaires de la compagnie du
,sont MN. II. w. Tabor. z. E. Lo
rio. 6. Lagarde, Taylor Beattie ct
:. /. Grisamore, ont etc elus di-
raetenrs nour l'annee cOurante.
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Drainage.

IeaQ ufaSUtttT COUStrulC q LOCK
port pour creuser des canaux pour
dess9cher le lac Fields ct toutes
les terres mar6cageuses environ
nantes sont actuellement sur les
lieux, pretes a etre places. II ne
reste plus maintenant aux parts
interessees dams a'accomplisse-
ment de CO travail qua tenir lenr
promesse pour que. cette grande
enterprise confluence.
LIE plan adopt6 par les commits
saires du bureau des torres mare
cageuses, pour SO procurer les res
sources necessaires, etait le seul
practicable, tout cn Giant juste ct
liberal.
Cbacun salt que le montant des
taxes que le bureau est autorise
a Hever est insuftisant ct que le
sgul moyen qui lui restait etait
fobtenir des prets des planteurs
ct autres don't les terres stamelio
Geraient par ces importants ira.
vauX. Ces prets on ses avances
sont rembonrsables ayec les taxes
que pourront 6tre collectees a
l'avenir ct ayec le produit des
ventes des terres. Ce plan q re-
Gu la sanction non settlement de
tous les proprietaires residant
dams le district, mails encore celle
de tous ceux qui pl6voiyent les
bons resultats qui decouleront de
cette enterprise ct sur leurs pro
messes le cOntrat etc falt avec
M. Newton. D'apres les speclfi-
cations de ce cOntrat les preteurs
mont pas lie moindre risque a eou
rir en- faisant les premieres avan-
ces, car Pentrepreneur ne doit re
cevoir qu'un leger accompte a
mesure que les travaus avance-
ront pour etre tOtalement S0lde
lorsuusils seront termin6s.
Maintenant 10 temps d'agir est
arrive ct il est hors lie doute
aujoursthui que les travaux wont
commencer dams un court delai ;
dependant pour pousser cette ell
treprise CONNIE ellie doit 6tre
poussee il est neeessaire T.voir
de l.argent. II flut que ceux qui
Sc sont engages a faire des ayan-
ces remplissent leurs engage
ment, lorsquson leur on fera la
demande. L'Etat ayant donn6
lie pouvoir de lever une take mex
cidant pas dix mills, sur les pro-
prietes comprises entire lie Bayou
Lafourche ct le Bayou Terrebon.
ne pendant une periodic de dix
ennees, touteS les avances quI
seront actuellement faites Sc
ront liquidees par cette take
Et une tois que ces travaux Sc
ront termili$s il est supposel
qui la plus value que ces terres
auront acquise sera saffisaNtt
pour dess8cher Get immense bas
sin ct faire de ces mar6cages des
terres arables dune richesse sans
egal.
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BONNIE PERSPECTIVE. - Les
sons resultats que doivent decou
ler de Ia vote ferree qui doit reli-
sr 81 notre vile a la grande vote
Morgan Sc tout dGja sen,ir. Notre
commerce va S,enrichir de cinQ
aoQveanx Establishments ct Pho
Hl des Etrangers, 81 avantageuse
he'lt connu. sc prepare par ume
construction addftionnelle q rece
solf tous les voyageurs qui hone
ssnce.
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FolRE.-Une grande foire au
benifce de II compagnie des pom
piers de Napoleonville, aura lien
: Napoleonvllle, les ler ct End fe-
yrier. Ile programme de Get foire
est des plus varies ; lily aura con
cert, representation dramatique,
courses ct une infinite d'aHtreS
amusements tous aussi attray>
ants les uns que les autres.
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poMprERs.-Demain matin, au
"a lien. { l'heure habituelle, Ia ma
nanvre mensuelle de la compag
ME des pompiers, Protector No
3. ct le iendemain soir meeting r
rn,ier ~ des membres de cette CONF
pagnie. .
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HABITATloN. - EHabitatiOn
Derbigny, situ6e a Ia Vacherie,
une des plus grandes habitaticns
de Ia paroisse Lafourche etc ad
jayee lie 30 d6cembre 1878. 4 Lohn
Il. Gheems, pouy $4,000. C'est
Mr.. Wilson Grisamore, I'M ex-
planteur de la paroisse Assump
tion qui dolt en- prendre charge.
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Non1NAT1oN.-L'Hon. E. d.
white. de cette paroisse, Went
,,a,ra m nommG ct contirme inge de
/, ,,Cour Supreme, en- remplace-
- ,'a0t de pHon. Egan, decede.
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coup DE VENT.-Pendant la
Ii G de- Samedi a Dimanche, ie
.t nu't a. : souffi6 tres fort Gu Sud-
.et, uat Of a couch6 quelqnes barrl-
aro2
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t@ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Ward. Parish of Lafourele.
L. j. Meyer VS.. p A. Demanade.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE
- and sale to me directed by the Homo.
rable Justice of the Peace Of this Parish
OF Lafourehe III the above entitled cause,
| will proceed to sell at public aaction at
the residence OF defendant on Market Street
ON Wednesday the 29th day of January
1879, at II O'Clock, NJ. the following de
scribed property to-wit:
One chair, one clock, one bedstead and
bedding, one armoir. one side board, two
looking glass, one lamp, one wash stand
bowl and pitcher. one bureau, lot OF hooks,
one leaf ta BILE, one stove and utensils, one
safe, one book case one saw, one Tub, one
bucket, also one half barrel OF sugar, one
fourth barrel of molasses Seized in the
above suit. Terms of sale. Cash on the
Spot,
L. R.CURTIS, Constable.
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Chez Simon Baum, encoignure
les fueS Sr. Louis ct Market, on
'Se sur de trouver un assortment
oapletde marchandises secheS a
orleans,
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InforInations Locales

6; vous voulez 6tre bien
az AZ achetez votre chapeau chez
g!.aon CONN., Baum. 4 rangle des rues
e. S f,oais ct Market.
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1o2 1a!t SIC 81! 1913 80
Respectfully submitted,
THEOpHILE THIBODAUX,
Collector,
JAN 7th. 1879.
The following Treasurer's Report for tiie
month of Deoelnber,lS7S was presented.
Treasurer'~ Report.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court. Parish of Latourche, No
1923 Probates.

Succession of Benjamin F. Holden and
wife and community.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
L cree OF above court and III obedience
to commission to nue. directed, will otter
for sale to the last and highest bidder, on
the premises corner of st. Louis and st.
Bridget streets i'll the town of Thibodanx
Ou
Wednesday, January 22nd 1879:
between tho hours of | o'clock A. NJ. aud
o'clock 2. NJ. the following movables, to
wit : Live Stock consisting of Horses, |
Mule. Rolling Stock consisting OF Omni-
bus. Stage, 9 Top and Open Buggy, |
Hearse, | Covered Wagon, l Green and
Bret Buggy, Spring Wagon. A lot OF
Harness s--consisting of sets Buggy, sets
Double and sets Stag, A saddles and lot
of miscellaneous articles consisting OF Sad
,!lers tools Black Smith tools and Stable
utensils as fully detailed Ill an inventory OF
said succession.
Terms Of Sale CASH.
January lith, 1879.
L. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL,

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday, January 7th, 1879. :
The Town Council OF the Town Of Thibo
daux MET IN regular session this day at 7
o'clock 2. M.
Present: W. c. Ragan Mayor, and c.
Azema, J. E. Blanchard, l.. Keefc and
Jos. A. Trone Trustees.
Absent T. .Alberti, and II. w. Tabor
Trustee.
The minutes of previous regular, special
and adjourned session we're read and ap
proved as recorded.
The following Collectors Report from
December 3rd 1878 to January 7th. 1879
was presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
From December 3rd. 1873, to January 7th
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{" I" Assessor . 100 90
- Consta Die Fees. 3 90
J. W. Knobloc'l, Clerk OF Court 90
L. A. Webre Jailors tees. 90
Emile E. Leblanc, Recorder, record
ing Bonds and Delinquent list. II 90
S. I. DeManade . "-..-....-. ~ 90
i IOtdi. S-~f bi
The Mayor reported, that in accordance
with a resolution adopted at the previous
regular session he had caused the lcvee to
be repaired and had also drawn on the
Treas lrer for One hundred and Nincty ana
03ll00 Dollars TO pay the bill of the Thiho
, daux Saw Mill for lumber amounting 10
Seventy nlne and l8IiG0 Dollars and tile
Payroll of Laborars employed on said
, work amounting to One hundred and len
and S5Iio0 Dollars.
On motion duIy seconded the above re-
port was accepted.
The following communication was pre-
sentea
Office Of Ihibodaux Fire Co. NJ. !.
THIBODAUX, La. December 80 1878.
To the Hon Mayor and 1oerm Council of the
Towm Of Thiboc'aa1.
The undersigned have been appointed
special committee of Thib0aaux Fire Co
No. | "to confer with the Town Council OF
the Corporation of ThibodauX and p1opOoe
to sell to that body the lot now owned by
said company on the corner of Green and
Thibodaux streets at price to cover &C
| tuaI cost which said lot has cost this com
pany.
And we do hereby propose and offer to
sell to the Corporation of the Town Of
ThbodauX, said lot situated on the CORNER
of Green and Thibodaux streets in the
town of Thibodaux for the sum OF Three
Hundred and fifty dollars.
| Trusting that this offer may meet vita
| favorable consideration and awaiting re-
| ply at your earliest convenience we are
Respectfully.
2, E. LORIO,
Special Committee of Thibodaux Fire
Company No. /.
! On motion duly seconded the above com
muncation was laid over till next regular
[ session.
| The special committee reported that the
| walls of the OldiMarket Building contained
about Al 900 bricks and the roof about 80
| squares of states.
! On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
| authorized to have the old Market building
! sold at Public auction to the highest bidder
! for cash. on Wednesday January 22nd 1873,
the right of rejecting all bids being re
served notice of said sale TO be published.
| twice i'll the THIBODAUX SENTINEL.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized to have the banqnette on Main
street in the rear OF B. +. HolIiens proper
ty. repaired
The committee, on Public Property re-
ported that the Guicn Academy needed Il
few repairs and the two Fire Engines more
hose Thibodaux No. having two bun
dred feet and Protector No. :, but one
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rect i2le u bowling vs.. No. 1888 DIR. T. Il.
Melancon.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ALIAS FL
- Fa to me directed, in the above entit-
led and numbered case l have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction pursuaj
ant to law TO the last and highest; bidder, ut
the Court House, in the Town of Thibo-
daux on
Saturday February 18th. 1879,
between the hours of II O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. the following described prop
erty to wit:
A CERTAIN PLANTATION SITUATED
i'll this Parish on the right bank of the Bay
on Lafourche at about three or four miles
above the Town of Thibodaux generally
known as the Bernard plantation aud com
posed of the following described tract ~
land to wit
ist. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated IN slS>Parish OIL the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche at about three or four
| rifles above the Town of Thibodaux measu-
| ring six arpents more or less front by for
| t. arpeuts IN depth bounded above by
| lands formerly owned by1Kames AAand w.
G. Bil'ieu ant>ssst1labslsees Qcts tssve -.
HoS.sakoS s.i Glow by tie Bruce and
| Chene Road, separating it from the Waver
| ly plantation, hsiaApa,ls nd llaa,A1p
| lIss
md. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
in the rear of and adjacent partly to the
above described tract and fronting on the
Brnlee Grand Chene road measuring about
| eight arpents front more or less on the
Brulee Grand Chene Road by Twenty one
;srpents in depth more or less the lateral
lines closing as they recede from the said
Brulee Grand Chene Road bounded in front
I, or East by the said Brulee Grand Chene
! Road North by land above described and
the forty ;irpeats claims fronting on Bay
on L.,fourche above ~ West by land
formerly owned by Joseph. Bourg and
South by land forinerlYnewned by j. 7.
Ledet. Together with alfsthe buildings and
improvements rights and privileges there
on and thcr, to belonging or in any wise
! appertaining.
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON THE
Spot in United States Treasury Netss0
THE AB0VE DESCRIBED PROPERTY
to be sold III is or parcels as required by
law, of not lesSltbaa--ecn nor more than
Fifty acres each as per plan to be made
and filed in the office of the undersi gned
within the delay fixed by law
"5annary llth 1879.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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j. vERGMOLE.

" 'y1uUVOk6.
SS.......-..Kue Decatur. ax
On Sc dem;ande comment an,
Prevent une ioule de nlaltdies telIes ana
les flevres lntermittentes. la dyspepsia. les
naiadles de poitrine: Phthisie. khnmes
Bronchite, Angine, Granulat:ons. Inrvn1'
lte, AphOnie, Asthne, Pleur6sie' Lvmnb.,.
tlsme, Maladies du Foie, de la Vessie ct
DIES Votes Urinaires. DIES Nevralgies. nour
lie pansement DIES plaes.
on previent et Ion guerit toutes ces
inaladles en- faisant usage de
l. EDCAlYf'TES BIT"rENS.
Depuls lintrOduction On i;urope de pm.
caiypt"s par F. Ramel, ct depuis uue Fat
tention du monde scintiiiuue u Gte anne.
zee sur les stvaniages multiples que Ion
pouVait tirer de cette reuluruuable plaute
pour LII guerison de diverses u,aiadies'
I'm grand nonibre de praticiens aistjnpu6s
ont coiistate ct dGmOntre Petiicacite dc
fEucaiyptus. "o
Les produits de rEucalyptus sont en-.
ployes avec grand s,lcces depuis ulusienrs
ahhees dams les h6pitaux de Paris.
Le Bitter f.ucnlyptus, compos6
de la plante de ce nom, est IN pr6yeu,if
sur eontre una foulc de maiadies.
Depot general: BURKE N THUMPS,,N
NO oo RUE TUlOUplTOULAS NO.
ju-o-Iy-
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account. .--------.----- ~ w
By amt. given the Mayor to pay Ia
bOrars on levee. ~ w
Respectfully submitted,
[Signedl JOS. 1. 1HlBODApA.
Treasurer.
Thibodaux. Januarv 9TH. 1879.
The following claims were presented and
on motion of duly seconded an appropria-
ton of Two Hundred and Twenty four and
GIl00 Dollars was made to pay the same
by tho following vote.
Yeas Raean, Azema, Blanchard, Keefe
and TronG.
Nays: None
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NOUVEAU

Ouvert sous le Ft'asaklin House,
encoignures tles rues st. Louis ct
Market
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Peet Yale 81 Bowling vs.. No. 1888 DR.. P. r
Melancon.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

18th. judicial District Court, Parish of La
fourehe.
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Succession of Benjamin F. Holden an
wife and community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-12
NO. 116.
Mistellaneous.
TRANSPLANTING TEETH.

\ dentist, referring to recent feat of a
French surgeon in transplanting teeth,
writes rs follows to the Rochester Demo-
crat and Chronicle:
AT the present day it is quite COM
mon thing to replace tooth that has been
extracted, or to extract Il diseased tooth
and put sound one in its place. The
earliest incident of the kind in my own
practice occurred in ls4j. | met man in
a country town who had Just come from ~
physicians office where he had been to
have tooth extracted. and the physician
had pulled the wrong tooth. Invited him
into the nearest store, telling him /
thought could fix the thing up in good
shape. | washed ont the socket as well as
could with the conveniences at my com
mand and replaced the tooth, and knew
it to be Il good one twenty years afterward.
But that which has interested me most in
my practice is case of boy about eight
years of age, who came into my office with
his mother less than three years ago, hav
ing Just had his two upper front incisors
knocked out, one of them gone entirely,
the other still holding to the jaw but pro-
against the lip. 1t was the work of mo-
mother, Where is the other tooth ?n She
replied, 1T is lost | said to her, go
and find it She went and came back
with the tooth. replaced it in its socket.
The condition of these teeth before the ac-
cident was this: the one which hung in
the gum had grown to about three -fourths
of its proper length, the other had but lit
tie more more than pricked through the
gum. There was no question in my mind
about the teeth becoming firm and solid in
the jaw the only question was whether
they would, after all the nerve connections
being severed, continue to grow and come
down to their proper position in the family
of teeth. \ letter from the mother of the
boy few months ago, informs me that al
ter remaining nearly zone year. they COM
menced to grow. and at the time of her
writing had both grown into place,
and We're as perfect as though nothing had
happened to them.
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State News.

Prof c. c. Everett, Harvard College, has
been invited and accepted the invitation tn
deliver the address, at Bowdoin College COM
mencement. in tribute to the memory of the
late Rev. Leonard Woods, ID. ID. The Col
lcge authorities and the Maine Historical
Society unite in giving the invitation.
man from IIcrmon Centre was in Ban
gor recently looking after his daughter, fif-
teen years old, whom he said had eoped.
couple answering his description purchased
tickets for Fort Fairfield, Monday.
At the spool factory in Dover, they are do
ing larger amount of work than for many
preceding months Orders for spools con-
tinue to come in, and the outlook for the
coming summer appears very encouraging.
The class of - of the State College have
engaged for the commencement concert the
Mendclssohn Quintette Club and the Whitney
Quartette.
Among the parties in Lowell, Mass. who
are negotiating with Allen Matthews for the
purchase of one of the Monson slate quarries
is Paul Butler, IA son of Gen. b. +. Butler.
large amount of the Hebron Pond stock
is now owned in Lowell.
\ few days since the Portland papers gave
an acc0Mt of woman coming to that city
from St Johns. giving birth to a child, and
shortly after asking the family with whom
she was staying to tend the child while she
went out in town. since which time nothing
had been heard of her. 1t has come out that
the girl came to this city two weeks, and went
to work in No. | on the Pepperell and board
ed at No. on that corporation. The Port
land officer got some clue and came out here
and found the girl at work. She was taken
to Portland and will be sent to st. Johns with
her child-Biddefofd Times.
The Bath Times says: Kentucky Girl, at
the park Yesterday forenoon, trotted a mile
in trial heat, in 2.3Si remarkable time at
this season Of the year. 4 gentleman from
New York. comes here next week with the
view of purchasing the mare. Mr.. StoreI's
colt made mile in about al Both were
quite surprise. Mr.. John II. Heald, who is
good authority in the matter, SAYS the Bath
track is the best in the United States-nOt
excepting any of the big ones. Efforts will
he made to get the Sagadahoc county fair here
this year, certainly good place for it.
d, Searsport lady gave birth to child on
the steamer down from Boston on recent
trip.
Not long since white-headed eagle was
shot in Cambridge, measuring seven feet from
tip to tip.
The engineers of the Grand Trunk Rail-
road are surveying the route for the Norway
Branch Railroad. The town of Norway vot-
ed $1,000 for the road, and individuals sub
scribe the balance required for the road
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