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" e claim III best Portable nbuHtfr grinding orr Meal +" table we-suh1eot
to trial ~ r.
1t needs but little DRESSING rnds from 1000 to 900 bushes With one DRESSING. 1t
does not glaze. 1t makes round neal not foury. 1t grind with less powertha am
other &c.
Washington Givens, Union Co N G.. says, Ihave ground With q a. & horse Boss Clip up
peri Engine six bushels fl ne table meal with you 80 inch I'LL and II SUITS me l" eWy
particular. ..
1t makes better meal. han ny Water Mill FOUNDER and evenec III"
simple we'll made AID durable. A ny man who tries ne viii IKE
dcNwain & Bro. Lancaster. s. C, says: OF Mill suha We have tired aes OF
hle 1Si in h Mill Ant could not make good meal, your 30i men h1 runs VIII '"e p'"-
Ier IN makes meal thtc ant be beat.
Teaaey & Cofy Spring Place. ga, write W have the best Mill in the county, it
the best meal. NORTH HNU1NA mus ~ ~ dit.
Oct 21-1y, Branch OuCe.C naNo'o1 Null" S"N""
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REIDsvILLE lines ToPICs.-Thief stole
money and jeweiry from the girls of our
Female Seminary MIR Mary Holt. aged
10, was stricken with paralysis at the resi-
dence oi r. H. Wray. LOVELY wedding
Mr.. E. Nj. Reed, of Danville, and Miss
Anna Richardson. They were married
under the marriage bell beautifully decora-
ted. The old grounds were finely illumina
ted and the night was alive with silvery
stars and a bright moon. There were ten
couples of attendants. The marriage was
at ten o'clock, and supper at eleven, and
such a brown old roast 1t was, with all The
lighte' elegancies, washed down with ROSY
wine, ten years old from the cellar, as is
seldom seen on the mahogany boards OF
these days. The brides petite attendants
were Saliie Boyd and Corrie Sampson one
with her boquet. and the other bearing the
wedding ring in a small silver water wreath
ed with flowers and white ribbons. NJ.
Redd is entitled to more than ordinary con
graduation. He has won a woman in ev
cry sense Of the word. ben F. Bar
bour, aged 33, of Va. eloped with Miss
Virginia Taukesly, aged 10, and were
twained in MiIton.-Mr. Sidney S.
Lea, q native of Caswell county, N. c., now
about 70 years of age, says he never was at
Raleigb.-Land brings good prices in N.
Carolina. Old man James Parlish's place.
near Prospect church, above Yanceyville,
was sold recently at public sale and bought
by Probate Judge John H. Kerr. There
were l49 acres and he paid So, OBS, a frac
ton over $l3 per acre, and not rich land
at that. Again, Col. John Wilkerson's
fathers place, in Person county. was sold
at Roxboro the lst of October, and bought
by Col. Geo. Rogers. of Caswell at S., 500.
This was a numoer enc price. And Drew
Warren has bought the Bowe place, near
Yanceyville' the brick house in the forks,
and paid 50, $50 for it. Col. Watt has
bought Warren's place in Yanceyville. All
these prices are good. The people want
homes, and the sharpest investment is to
pitch your tent in Piedmont Carolina.
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At length, those of our poor Boys able TO
walk were landed on Morris Island. and
penDed IN a stockade, on the sandy beach,
midway between Fort Wagner and Fort
Gregg, so that every shell tired, was liable
to tear to atoms many a gallant fellow whose
helplessness should have been his shield from
such barbarity. As for the guards around
the stockade, they were only negroes
mot much loss if killed'-and having been
badly cut up in the night-attack upon BAT
terry Wagner" Onto which they were pushed
by the bayonets of white troops behind
them were useless for any other work. They
took a peculiar delight in ill using the Pris-
oners. Here for 46 days, the Six Hundred
under went q fearful exnerience.
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EDITORIAL. TROUBLES =

EDITORIAL TROUBLES. If an editor
omits anything he is lazy. If he speaks
of things as they are, people get an
cry. If he CLOSES over or smootbs down
the rough points, be is bribed. If he calls
things by their proper names, he is unfit for
the position Of an editor. If be does not
furnish readers with JOKES he is a mullet. Ifhe
does, he is a rattle-head lacking stability. If
he concerns the wrong, ne is a good fellow
but lachs discretion. Il he lets the wrongs
60 unmentioned he is a coward. 1.-The ex-
poses a public man he does it to crafty
spite, is the DOL of a clique, or belongs to
the ~"outs." If he INDUCES In personalities
be is a BLACKBOARD. If be does not his pa
per is dull and insipid. Exchange.
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rHREE YEARS IN BATTLE,
THREE In PRISON.
RANDOLPH A.

acHaving been asked by several persons during the
mast week whether the account in this column is hcti
;ious. / take occasion to repeat that every fact and in.
cifent related in this narrative from beginning to emo
actually occurred as stated; the description in many
la.tsnces being taken Verbatim from my journal notes
mad. at even date. X. AS.
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A man IN Jacksonville, Fla, advertises
for 5000 small %alligators. Northern tour
lists will be well fed the oming winter.
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EAR. Sl-Io sTI n
RECEIVED PAYMENT.

NorE.-ro avoid losses by mail, and the bother
of giving, and preserving, Receipts. ~c shall print
in this columa tho amounts received each week.
and the time TO which the subscriber 10 paid. Here
after no money will be credited on the books until II
appears here. so look for your name, and IL II
does not appear, or II there De Aay mistake ia tho
trim, write TO the EDITOR.
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K j Allen, Iitteton 81, April % 81; Haywood arf-
MS, Auburn, Dec 70, 80: NJ r Scarooro, Hickory Grove
2; Il n BRYAN, Gull, Oct 10 81 n b Horton; IherAw.
) c, Oct ~ 81 JAS Penny, Auburn, 4, April 10 81 y
Plumadore, Raleigh, l, July 10 81; Alfred Upchureh,
Raleigh /, Jan l 81; Il r Howard. Wolfssille, :; II }
Barker, New Hill Feb - 81 J J Ellis, Eagle Rock. l.
April q 81 DR. Mckay, Chersw : G, Oct "a 81
tCostlnued next week
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Senator Hampton, we can but think. has
really gone out of his way to brand John
Sherman with f%alsehood, in charging him
(Hampton) with a connection with Ku klux
Kians. Sherman lied and Shermln knew
that he lied and therefore Gen. Hampton
must have known that the assertion made
by Sherman was merely an invitation for
Hampton to kick him. -RerteW.
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BUYING NoTEs IN INDIANA. -GrdRd no
tel, indianapolis, Oct. 20 From a number
of gentlemen who arrived in the city to-day
[ am informed that most of the money used
by the Republicans in buying votes last
Monday and Tuesday had never been han
died before. The money consisted of fresh
and crisp n%ationa! bank notes of denomina-
lions of twos, fives, tens and twenties. In
many counties this money was received In
sheet form, time not being taken TO cut the
notes apart. In Allen, Dearborn, Wabash
and Huntington counties men visited the
houses of doubtful voters who were poor
and needy the night before the election,
and left five, ten and twenty dollars with
several Republican tickets. with the words,
DO all you can for usto morrow In the
First Congressional district the Republicans
nsed about
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

sr- Corrected every Wednesday morning therefore
showing the state OF the markets Oh tho previous day,
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The Washington District Court has refus-
ed a patent to Elk Senator C%lingman. of
North Carolina, who proposed to reduce
~zirconia to a powder, and combine 1t with
carbon to make = loop for electric lights
that would never wear out or change. The
refusal is on the ground that Mr.. Clingm,u
has produced no loop, but simply proposes
a theory.
Con Hampton made a mistake in lntima
ting to lying Jno. Sherman that he would
accept a challenge from him. The bonn
bastic idea of leaving your address
with q man, as a means of settling a ques-
ton. has PLAYED out with sensible people,
and it is we'll that it should; and when in
dulged in now, only excites the admiration
of a few hotheaded people who have neither
reason nor courage Danville Net0s.
Durham Recorder; Asubscriber reports
to US the marriage Of a happy pair who
sung Meet, Me by Moonlight Alone" with
the unusual ending o. a matrimonial finish,
II the big road, rera Gvess' Mill IN this
county, Mr.. Bill Desarne called in the aid
of Mr.-Walker to make him and Miss
Jane Desarne one flesh and at half past 7
O'Clock. in the light of a smiling moon, the
two were united and went on their way re-
joicing.
Wadesboro Times: The Democratic vo
tiers of Arson county will have a grand raj
", barbecue and dinner at Wadesboro. on
the 3Oth Of October, 1880. Distinguished
speakers will be present.--A colored
brakeman on the Carolina Central, named
Sandy Polk, died at Lilesville Monday
morning from injuries received Sunday
morning on the up train.
The BETRAYED Greenbackers. Mr.. James
T.. Wright, who was the Grcenback-Labor
candidate for State Treasurer last year and
a delegate to the Chicago Convention, has
denounced General Weaver, the candidate
of the party for President, and says that he
is in the employ of the Republicans. Mr..
Wright calls on his friends not TO follow
Viewers advice any nger.-Philadelphia
Record.
Charlotte Observer: Mr.. Geo. F. Bason
and DIR. Paul Blrringer had quite a serious
difficulty in Dallas. They were in a room
alone and fought some time before any one
found out that a difficulty was going on,
but not much damage was done, as no
weapons were used. 1t is said the Difficult
ty grew out of a political discussion--
Night before last the storehouse Of Mr.. d.
L. S. Summit, the largest me.chant IN Cher
ryville was burned to the ground, with all
it's contents, . stock Of general merchandise
valued at from So, 600 to $4,000. together
with $500 in greenbacks and $50 in silver.
Mr.. Summit and his clerks were absent,
having closed the store at dark, and it is
not known how the fire originated. The
n~eighbors discovered the fire, and when
the doors were burst open the entire inside
of the house was IN flames. The stock was
insured, but the amount Of the insurance
could not be ascertalned. In any event
Mr.. Summit loss will be in the neighbor-
hood of 80 600
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,

men being bought openly, and in some cases
paid as high as $50 for their votes. A thou
sand afidavits could be procured by the
State Central Committee, if it would do any
good, from men in the State who were of
fered money to vote the Republican ticket.
In many cases men VINO attempted Repub
lican brides nave ''blowed' and are willing
to swear to their state .nentS and reveal the
names of the high moral Republicans who
paid them the money. Enough positive in
formation has been received by the com
m:ttee to leave no room for doubt but that
the State was frightfully ~debauched by the
Republicans Tuesday They seemed to
have no end of money. New fve-dollar bills
were as thick as leaves on tie trees.
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NEW YORK ADyICEs,

As given in Wednesday morning kilograms ::
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Here doomed to starve, like famished dogs
VIZ tore
The scant allowance that our tyrants
bore.
When to the ocean dives the western sun,
And the scorched Tories fire their evening
gun,
Darn Rebels do,rn! the angry Scotchmeu
CRY.
DamneI dogs descend, or Ly our broadswords
die!
Hail, dark abode What can with thee com.
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Synptoms Of a Diseased Liver,

DAM in the right side. under the
edge Of the ribs, increases on pres.
sure; sometimes the pain is in the lcf,
side: the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
i. frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for journalism IN the arm. The stom-
,ch is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are cnstive. sometimes alternative with
lax; he head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull. heavy SEN
s;,,.on in the back part. There is gen
erali: considerable loss Of memory.
accompanied with a painful sensation
Of having left undone something which
cu;.ht to- have been done. "A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
ard debility: he is easily startled, his
f-et arc cold or burning. and he CON-
plains of 4 priclly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits arc low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try it.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
several OF the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few of them existed. yet exam
ination of the body. after death. has
SHOW" the LIVER to have bcGr cxscn-
sively dcranged.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish OF Ouachita.
Peter Berger VS.. No. ll67, A. S. Heln,ick.
Sberiff's Office, Thibodaux Parish of La
fOurche.

Peter Berger VS.. No. ll6, A. S. Helmick.
Sberiff,s Office, Thibodaux Parish of La
fourche.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA
ID emanating from the above entitled
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
case. l have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and higi,ett bidder at the Court House in
the Town of Thibodaux on SATURDAY
the l7th. day of APRIL 1880 between the
hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p.
M. the undivided half Of the following de-
scribed property tO-wit:
lst. The South half of Section Number
Sixty four and the North half Of Section
Number Seventy in Township fifteen South
of Range fifteen East in the South Eastern
Land District Of Louisiana West Of the
Mississippi River containing six hundred
and fifty acres as appears by the Patent
No. 7724.
2nd. The North half of section seventy
one in Township fifteen South of Range tif-
teen East, in tae South Eastern Land Dis
tsict of Louisiana West of the Mississippi
River containing Three Hundred and 1wen
ty acres as appears by tie Patent No. 7725.
3rd. The North half of section sixty fOnr
and the South half of section seventy in
Township fifteen South of Range fifteen
East in the South Eastern Land District Of
Louisiana West of the Mississippi River con
tanning six hundred and forty acres As ap
pears BY the Patent No. 7726.
18th. And finally the East half Of the
South West quarter and the West Half and
the North East quarter Of the South East
quarter of section seventy one in Township
| fifteen South of Range fifteen, East in the
South Eastern Land District Of Louis:ana
| West of the Mississippi River containing
! Two hundred and fifty acres. as appears by
| the Patent No. 77I.
] Terms of Sale: Cash on the Spot in Uni
ted States Treasury Notes. to pay and sati'
| fy the principal interest and costs III above
| suit.
February 18th. 1880.
| L. A. WEBRE. Sheriff.
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J. We ERGNOLE.

0J HIut. Decsatur.. OK
abM Sc dcmande comment ON
PREVENT une fUule de m;.l;.ttics telies uue
les tievtcs intermittentes, Ia dyspepsie, les
naiadi-s dc poitrine: Phthisie, khumes
Bronehite, Angine, GraDuiat;ons, Laryng.
ite, lAphonie, Asthme, Pleuresie Lymphs,-
tis.ne, M;.lades. du Foie, de la ysssie ct
des. Noies Urinalres. des, NevraIgi pour
le panscment des plates.
Lon PREVENT CT fon guerit toutes ces
maiadies en- faisant usage de
L'EUCALXk2TaS kS1TTE,IkS.
Depuis fintroduction en- Europe dc rEu
| caiyptus par +. Ranci, let depuls que Fat
tention du monde sciutitique 4 etc appe
eie sur les avaItages .npltIpies que ION
| poilvait tlrcr tie cette renl;.rguabie plante
; pour la 5uoriS0n dc diyers,cs maiadics.
un glan,t uonibre de praticleus uistingut
| ont uonstat6 ct dcmontre ;'eiIicacite dc
| fEucalyptus.
| Les produits de- eFEucalyptus, sent en-
/ ployes ayec grand slcces depuis piusicurs
aiiiiees dams les h1pitaux dc Paris.
| !4e Bitter a.ucsAiypIus, compose
de la Piante tie ce nOIi, est un preyehtl
sur contre une fOule dc malaslies.
Depot general: BURKE u THOMPSON. .
No. t6 RUE YUHUUPilOCLAs NO.
| Iu-0ly
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PROTECTOR No. q Depu

PROTECTOR No. g. Dcpuis
letemps que les citOyens de Th;bo
daux desiraient avOir une pOmpe
a incendie u vapenr, IL COmpa
gnie ies pOmpiers Protector No. ?,
pendant qu'on discutait les mo
yens de Sc la prOcIrer, aglssait.
Apres deux excursions II la NOu
velle Orleans donnees par cette
Cowpagnie, ellie s'est vue a Ia
t6te dun mOntant Suffisant pOur
acheter une pOmpe a vapeur qul
repOHd parfaitement aux besolns
de nOtre iOcalite.
Cette pompe est arrivee leudi
dernier par le chemin de fer ct
son arriv6e q etc l'occasiOn
dune fete pour Ia compagnie ct
pour les habitants de nOtre vile.
La population doit aux officers
de cette cOmpagnie des cOngratn
latious pour la promptitude qu'ils
ont mis- a doter nOtre cOmmu:au
t6 dune machine don't l'efhcacite,
apres lcssai qui en- a etc tait lOrt
de son arrivee, ne fait plus au-
jourd'hui le moindre dOute.
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FoIRE.-C'est t0ujours les "a,
%, Is dc ce mois que d"it avoir
lieu Ia gransle Foire donn6e par les
danes dc cette paroissc, ,au brn-tice
sle l'Eslise st. Joseph. lie pro
aluit dc cette i6te 1t destin6 IL la
chat dun Orgne.
PlatEp sons le cOntr6le exclhSif
l.iufatieablr Rev. Chas. MGnarl, =,
rien ne sierra tpargne pour Ia rem
tire anssi agreeable ct attra! ante
one possihle. D';lillenrs letdrOi tOd
ellie doit Ne trnir est une site alt1ira
ble oil les viSitemrs trouverOnt ton
tes les commodities. 1t tOus les
auusements desirabIeS.
I,e 26;m train d'excursion pOrtira
de Ia N0mvelle Orleans Il { heures
du matin ct gnittera Thibodanx
In meme iournee 10 l13 henres dn
soir. LIE prix de cette excursion
aller OF retOur est settlement, de
Ia Nouvella Orleans, $1.5O, de
Boutte ct du Bayou des ALE
mands S1.OO, de Raceland 81
cents ct de Lat0urche Crossing "a
cents.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISONS.

Al K. JOHN BOSl0, PLOpRIETAIKE
AS1 du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNsi
PREVENT sos ainlS dc III vile ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsi que ie pnblic en- generale, qu.i
u trana1ere SON Restaurant du No. SO tie
la rue dc Charities s,u No III Il dc la meme
rue, pres dc St-Eoms. Ii profile de cettc oe-
caslon pour rel1ercier IL pubic ct soliicite
ell meme temps la continuation .ie sonT tien
velilaut patronage. II inforine Gil outre ses
amis qn'ii ades salons lErtieuliers au pre-.
nicr, ct des cham bres Lneubl6es louer ,e
semaine GU au lnois. Les persOnncs do "a
vile ct de ia caini'agne trOuyerVnt tout ar
cOinierLtkesirable.l l q IT Staur;.nt sefa ouxeu
| usuu'A Ault. few rs.
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-SE t1eaO, hlnSWOIuls OlCeH
;ores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain i
he Bones, Side and Head, Femal
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arisin
rom internal liberation, and Uterin
isease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dn
ases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciatior
General Debility, and for Purifying th
blood.
This Sarsaparilla is combination o
egetable alternatives - Stillingia, Mar
rake, Yellow Dock with the Iodide
f Potassium and Iron, and is the moe
fficacious medicine yet known fc
he diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully con
lined, that the full Alternative effect c
ach is assured, and while it is SO mil
5 to be harmless even to children, it
till so effectual as to purge out from tn
ystem those impurities and corruption
which develop into Ioathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derive
rom its cures, and the confidence whic
Gomment physicians all over the cour
~ repose in it, prove their experienc
+ its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues hav
ccpmulated. and are constantly bein
eceived, and as many of these cases al
ublicly known, they furnish convincin
vidence Of the superiority of this Sa
aparilla over every other alterativ
aedicine. So generally is its super
rity to any other medicine known, ths
re need do no more than to assure tt
ublic that the best qualities it has eve
ossessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER l. CO.. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical ChessSsts.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Pour ASSeSSeNr.
r. Z, Mcbride,

D'apres l'acte relatif aux Jurys
de Police, adOpte par la l'assem
blee legislative actuellement en-
session, lie termc d'othce de tous
les jhrys de police dams l'Etat ex
pire le premier lundi d'avril, de
ia presente aimee, epoque a la
queNe. les membres NOMINEES Gu
wertu de Get acte 6ntrent en- fonc
tion.
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HEHhEE or Isz7TATlOHS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every Lox has red wax seal on the
lid, Wit, the impression De. McLAaE's
I.lvHN plI.I.,.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pn,.s
hear he si,.naiures Of c. MCI.ANE ard
f;.rx:ss; bGos. on the wrappers.
lnsis. upon having the genuine DR.
t.NcLAHr's L'vER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
marie, being full % mutations Of the
name Nc Lane. spelled diacre..tly bu'
same melpsonancias'on. Fl,
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken With Quininc. are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
catha,tic can be used. preparatory to.
or af.cr taking Quinine. We would
advis: all who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them a FAIR TRIAL.
10. Ill bilious arrangements. and
as a simple purga.ive. they are un-
cqu:,led.
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SoIIEE DANsANTE. Cest mercre
a; d.Avril gu'aura leiu au Music
HolT]a soiree dansante dOnlee par
!. Tijbodamr Band. Nous esper
.ons auecomme toujours nos jeuDes
orns sauront protiter de l'occa
s;on nui ssotfre a eux dc Sc bien
Iivertir ct en- meme temps de re
copnaitre dignement les services
do Ia baude de ThibOdauX.
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SoIREEs DRAMATIQUEs.-- Les
.deux representations dramati-
oues donnees mercredi ct jeudl
dernler, a Ia sale Warerley, par
los ips1ituteuis de FAcademie
Guiom, ont cues I'M plein s"cces
tant sous le rapport de l'attrait
offert aux nOmbreux exppctateurs
oue sous le rapport financier.
Nous ne pouvOns pas encore dire
ouel est le prOduit, mais nous pou
vonsassure'.qu'il sera plus que snt1i
SAINT. pour terminer la session SEQ.
,aire de cette institution.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-03
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and al
scrofulous diseases, Erys:
pelas. Rose. or St. Anthe
ny's Fire, Eruptions an
Eruptive diseases of tn
skin, Ulcerations of tn
Liver, Stomach, Kidney
Lungs, Pimples, Pustule'
Boils, Blotches, Tumor.
letter, Salt Rheum, Seal