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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23

Crowell," and came to the conclusion the
party was q snow bound troupe. The
idea was no sooner advanced than Buck
and ''Crow" took to the notion. and
before an hour had passed. The
town hall was engaged, the town billed
and every preparation made for show
that evening. The great event was
hearalded from one to the other. and
everything would have been lovely but for
the fact that Buck" and Grow we're
on their way to Rock Irland. when they
should have been at the hall at Alexis.
and thus the villagers were deprived OF
concert by the "Talentsd and only Mr..
Buckingham and bis accomplished COM
pany." Buck il always mp to fun. but
this last joke takes the ribbon.
PERSONAL.
CITY.
John A. Boseid, of Rural. was in he
city to-day.
Samuel Bowles. of Bowlesburg. was in
Rock Island, to-day.
Rev. o. w. Van Osdel returned to
Rock Island last night.
Samuel Heagy. from Hampton, visited
Rock Island this morning..
W. F. Johnston. late OF the Union.
left for Kansas this morning
". 8. Browne and W, D. Sanborn. ST.
Louis. are at the Harper House.
r. Streckfus is lying dangerously i'll at
HIS home. in the lower part of the city.
G H. Murphy. representing the Prairie
Farmer, published at Chicago, is in the
city.
j. H. Buckingham, Chicago, w. Fl.
Crowel, Cleveland, O.. are at the Harper
House,
Ira Swapder, son of the late Justice
Sgsnder, and formerly of Moline, was in
the city TO day.
". r. Crumpton. general manager of
the Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy r.. R.
was at the Harper House to-day.
E. Nj. Dickey general freight agent of
the Diamond 10 line Of steamers, is in the
city arranging for the coming seasons
business.
JH Bseeher. New York; r o Mitch
ell. James FL Stewart. Cleveland, Ohio;
E r Cleveland, Wooster, Ohio; L B
Nichols, Quincy. ILL.,; Frank Wright, New
York. and Fl Nj Dougherty. g. Joseph.
Mo-, are at the Rock Island House.
ELSEWHERE
John Ruskin, the celebrated English
writer. is very seriously i'll.
Bradaugh does not intend to resign his
seat IN Parliament after all.
Haulan has been engaged in thirty nine
rowing contests, and was victor in all but
three of them.
Hon. Stanley Matthews is in Washing
ton TO influence his confrma alton as Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Henry Prather. eldest sister of ex-
Governor Oglesby, died at the St.Nicholas
Hotel, at Decatur, ILL.,, yesterday.
Senator Gentleman George" PendIe-
ton, of Ohio, is portly and handsome in
figure end easy and graceful in speaking
Berlin the Great Silent Oae." He is
courtesy of manner and rare modesty.
The Princess Louise has been greatly
enjoying her visit in Paris, She likes its
liveliness and its art treasures. She has
been regrettlng that the fine arts have
been 80 poorly developed'i in Canada.
Among the old Freem asons of the coun-
try are Captain John Knight, Of Manehes-
ter. Mass, initiated iu 1901; Colonel Ma
r
densburg, N. Y initiated 10 1865.
It is stated that the widow OF Alexan-
der g. Cutler, of Norwich. Conn.,, one Of
the victims of the Narraeansett disaster,
has been unable to obtain an insurance OF
several thousand dollars upon his life.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23

And leading families IN this country use
Gillet's Double Flavoring Extracts and
Cream Tartar Baking Powder and find
them very economical and highly satisfac
tory. You should use them,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23
LOCAL COLUMN.
For SALE-Old newspapers at so cents
per 100 at THE ARGUS office.
The vo1raie Be1t Co. Mar

The volraic Belt Co., Marshall, Eztcn.
Will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them with
out delay.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23

We would call attention of readers to
| the notice 10 ansther column of DIR. Trask's
Magnetic Ointment. said to be a wonder
fully efficient remedy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23

Cholera-No danger from Cholera if
the Liver Is in proper order and ordinary
prudence 10 diet is observed. The occas-
ional taking OF Simmons Liver Regulator
to keep the system healthy. will surely
prevent attacks of Cholera.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23

II you suffer from Iooseuess of the
bowels. ANGosTURA BITTERs will surely
cure you Beware OF counterfeits and ask
your druggist for the genuine article. pre-
pared BY DIR. j. G. B. Siegert q Sons.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23

WorkingmenI Look to your interests
and save doctor bills by using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup,
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL
The Republicans of the Fourth ward
met in adjourned caucus last night and
nominated William II. Whitman and
MLnsilI NJ. Sturgeon for aldermen. Tho
caucus was az adjourned one from Satur
day night.
The Fifth ward Republicans have
placed in nomination Julius Junge for
alderman. vice Phil Mitchell. declined
The Democratic committee and candi-
dates meet this evening at Justice Crop
per's office.
The Second ward Republicans meet in
caucus tonight to nominate q candidate
for alderman Uice Browne, resigned.
w. L. Sweeney and David Donaldson
having declined the nomination for assist
ant supervisors, the Republican committee
has substituted the names of George
Schneider and Chas. j. Biomberg.
INCIDENTS OF THE BLOCKADE.
On the snow bound 81. Louis train a.
Alexis were Is rs jolly persons as ever got
together. Of this number were J. Fl.
Buckingham. of Chicago. and w. s.
Crowell. Of Cleveland. Ohio. and two
ladies. At the hotel at Alexis the snow
bound party passed the time away 10 the
psrlor. where Buck" gave an exhibition
of his musical ability, as did also the
ladies. The villagers gathered round the
strangers and in silence listened to the
brilliant performance Of Buck" and
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Always keep the bottle HANDY,
Do not place it ont OF sight,
For it cured our little Andy,
Who was coughing day aud night,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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"Thie paper may oe found on die NJ all times at
c., r. q P. K. K. Ticket Once, No 30 Clark St,
Chicago, where our friends are ct liberty to cali
| and examine It,"
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TITS beauty truly blent whose red and white,
Natures own sweet and cunning hand laid on,
Pozxoni's powder imparts q richness
Making the skin as soft down.
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PIXIES To0THAcHE Drops CURE In
ONE MINUTE.
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Due Rock Island county sass 81
TAX OF 1878.
For the above year your comnittee fnd
count as County Collector nor can there be found
in:the County Clerks office any record pertaining
TO the account,
From our figures we ind s26s, 40 to be due Rock
Island county.
List of taxes appearing as delinquent on
warrant of 1879 Said taxes were paid
and receipts issued and still remain due
the County Treasury:
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RIVER NEWS.

III Hh NE w d
The Diamond 10 line will have the first
boat up this sesscn-the Josephine
which will be here as soon as the lee is
out. Capt George Lamont, agent of the
line at Rock Island. has received a letter
from Capt. Ben Copger. now in st Louis,
n which the latter states that Capt.
Buford has the Diamond 10 line wharf
boat 10 place at the leves and will, on
Monday morning, be ready to receive
freight for all points from St. Louis to
Rock Islaud and Davenport. The steam
er Josephine will be ready to come TO the
wharf boat. on Wednesday. to load and
will leave as soon as there is any prospect
for her to get through to Rock Island and
Dave nport, The Josephine will only go
as far up as Davenport on her fret trip. ;"
Captain Conger speaks of the prospects
for the coming season: thinks river traffic
will be good this year. He also says that
there is great activity in river business at
st, Louis and that a better feeling prevails
among river meu than for many years.
Our business mea contemplating pur
ehsses in st. Louis will do well to bear in
mind the Josephine, and receive the BEN
eft of the low rates of freight. Capt.
Conger ia among the most popular river
men in the traffic-always has good trip
and the Josephine will no doubt be well
loaded on the FIRST trip of the season
From up river points there is very little
of interest-the river is solid and no
imm ediate prospect of opening. Below
the river is open from Warsaw to S..
Louis.
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Stockton. 10 Daviess Co., Aug. 10, 1879.
Dear Sir:--uaving used your Indian Blood Syr-
up for the last three years, am fuily satisfied that
It is an efficient remedy, and can recommend IL to
oil my friends for Purifying the Blood and Con-
stipation., 1t Is much more agreeable than any
other Physlc have eyer taken, as it relieves the
sufferer instead of causing him pain. 1 entIeat all
my afflicted friends to give your Syrup trial.
MISS GRACE TUCKER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23
THE INVESTIGATING COMMIT
TEE.

The county officers investigating CON-
mittee have thus far reported as the re.
suit of their labors as follows:
rnr
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Books in cffice Of the county Treasurer show
no account with himself &C County Collector. y
Charge Credit
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FOR ASTHMA.
Truro, Knox Co, Ills,
Dear Sir:-I was afflicted with the Asthma for
forty years, and was unable to ind relief until
procured some of your great Indian Blood Syrup,
which has so improved my health, that am now
able to attend to my business.
JAS. NJ. CALDWELL.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-23

Dear Strive have been using your Indian
Blood Syrup In our family for more than two years
and find it the best medicine for worms l ever
ANNIE MCINTYRE.
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DISEASES OF THE STOMACH.

Plum River, Stockton, Jo Daviess Co., Ils.1S79.
Dear Slr:-I was afflicted with distress in my
Stomach-at times IL was almost impossible for me
endure it. tried numerous medicines, but
found no relief until my husband procured some OF
your Indian Blood Syrup, which to my great sur
prise cured me. My health was never better than
now, and think your medicine Is the best remedy
ever introduced. CLARA i. LAWRENCE.
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hhHQlet. mercer Co.. LIE
Dear Sir:-A short trial OF your Indian Blood
Syrup and can say with confidence that It q val
liable medicine. E. T. PHILLIPS
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lie Tabernacle dc Brooklyn
etair plein u'actr,lrs ct d'actrices
curlenx d'entendre le sermon sur
"Le Drame' promlS par le Rev
Talm3ge. L'oratrur, prenant pour
teXte le cO,nman.lelnent uivin ''Tu
ne pOrteras pas de faux temoi>
snagc contre ton voisin," Il repre-
sente IL meliSunge CONNIE un des
crimes les plus 0dieux qu'0u
puisse cOmmettre ct s'est plant
d'avOir ete lui meme viclime d'as
ser:ions inexaCtes. Quelqu'un 4
dit, ct DIES maS>es de gems cut re-
pete, quill await a'taque la r6puta
tion d'une c"iehre actrice fran
caiSe. C'etait abS,,lnment faux.
lie fait ct. continue le pre,lica
teur, que j, mai iamAis mentionne
le moan de ctttt ac!rice uans un
sermon, unr lecture on nne priere
1T qn'll est rxceSsivtnlcnt deioyal
ct inju>'e dc PLACER d,ns ma bon
che deS remar4Ues que je m'ai ia
m,lS Ell l'ls'te tie prononcrr. -
Ii tdut esi@rer que Mile Sarah
Bern',ar'lt sc tiendra pom Salts
iiltr, vt que de son cote ellie re
! ;ractera !'ei'i'hGte de saltimban
que.
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THEATRE.-La fameuse troupe
seymour est arrivee dams nos
mars Lundi ap,es midi, par le
train du Texas. Ellie a avec ellie
une fanfare ct un orchestre ct
compte donnel des represantions
tous les s0irs ct meme dit-On Quel
cues matines. Son debut i eu
lieu mardi soir par Ia fameuse
comedie, intitu:e Uncle TOMS
Cabin. Nous ne pnnvcns pas dire
impression qu'elle Il prOduit sur
Iauditoire d'ailleurs peu nom
0reux, mais nous pouvons cern
ne, qu'une autre piece, anrait falt
oeaucoup plus de plaisir. Cette
plAce peut etre tres bien g0utee
par lie public du Nord ct Ell par
tic par celui des grandes villes du
Sud, mais ellie ne convient MULE
@ent dars les csmpsgnes dn Sud-
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-Vive emotion feminine. ]

-Vive emotion feminine. IIy
a dc q uoi.
N'annOnce- on pas qu'un in
venteur Went de construire une
macbiue qni fabrique autOmati
quement les demtelle les plus III
reR.
.le ne demande pas mieux que
dc le croire, oct inventeur, dit We
ron. Mais je prentirai Ia liberte
DE- lui taire observer que, le jour
on Oh les produira au kilometIe,
les dentclles les plus rares ne Sc
ront plus rareS du tout ct per
dront ainsi tout leur valcur.
Ce qui TAFT lie prix dc ces mar
veilleS, e'est la patience artist
que de IL travailleuse qui les 6:
cisel.es en- quelque sorte.
lie premier soiu de I'eI6gante
sera lie proscrire In deutelle de
sou repertoire, 81 ellie tOlnbe dams
le domaine public.
II taut neanmoins ssattendre a
tout avec les ingenieurs actuels.
Je he seraiS pas surpIis de trou
yer quelque part, un de ces ma
tins, une annonce ainsl concue:
Chefs-UGaure la Mecanique.
"Un brevet Went d'6tre pri.
pour une machine qui execute el
uuelques heures dies statues ol
dies groupes dun fini admirable
On chOisit sOn sujet. La machine
ope,c devant les amateurs"
Puis Went Ia machine a peintlre
C'est pour le coup que les Salons
81 llbres qu'ils puissent 6tre: u
suffiront plus a l'encombrement.
Mails csest une dr6le de faco
d.aller a l'id6al tout de meme!
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LIE Herald d'Omaha public
les details suivants sur un fait
ScandAIeuX qui Went DO METRE
pn emoi DIES Sioux de l'agence de
EnSehud
iya quelques iouls. le jenne
Spotted Tall, fills tie Spotted Tail,
le lameux chef de touS les Sioux,
Il pro;.te de l'absance du chef
Stranger Horse qni etait allie la
chasse pour persnader a la femme
do celui>ci de S'cntuir avec lul.
LIE jeune homme Ia conduite dams
su tentc ct lis ont meme ensemble
une vie dc Polichinelle pendant
plusieuls jonrs. Stranger Horse
n'a pas Gte pen etonne Il son re
tour en- trouvant sa sQuaw - la
>eule quill eill-partie ct sou TO
yer desole. kenni>sant ausSit0t
ses amiS. il est pdrti avec sou tn
sill, ,menacaDt do ,uer Ia s;lclipant
qui iui await ravi Sd moitle.
L'atfalre ayant etc rlppOrtee a
l'agent, celni ci a tait venir Il la
geucc la femme inhdele, ct le je,l
ne homme, qui ont etc confrontes
avec le mari. LIE jeune Spotted
Tail await Fair fatigue de SD Ion
que uebHuche, ct la sq,,aw II ba's
sc la tete devant son mari. (luaud
l'agent "a demand6 au jeune Spot
ted Tail la IaisOn lie sa cOmduite,
! 10 cOQuin a donne la meme lameu
table excuse que celie otftrte PAL
le premier homme. ''C'est eilt
qui ma entraiue,' a-t-ll repOnua
ApreS avOir emtendu le pour el
IL coutre De Ia cause dams laqueilt
l.agent a agi CONNIE media,eur, i
IA etc decide que leparation serai1
faite "a Stranger Horse par le dol
dun cheval american ct de pl,
sieurs objets precieux ct quill II
pr-ndrait Sd femme. Ainsi unt
etfusion lie sang "a etc evitee 1T Il
scandale al'aise Suivant les us;
ges de la tribn, Stranger Hors'
fera tres probaOlement de Sd fen
me une domestique ct preudr'
uue autre sQuaw.
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CONCERT.-Demain dimanche,
MN. Paclni, Schneider ct Auber,
don't le talent est hors ligne COM
me muSlclens ct CONNIE instrumen
tlsteS, donueront avec lc l,einveil-
lant c"ncOurs du profeSseur E.
Ch0l, nn grand concert dams la
sale st. Joseph, cOrdia'ement OF
ierte par lie Rev. Pere Chas. Me.
nard. lie programme de cette sol
rec, don't la premiere partie Sc
termlnera par une melodie napO-
l!talne (Santa LuciaJ compos6e ct
de'llee all Rev. Pere Menard par
Mr.. Auber; execatee par NM.
Paclni, Schneider ct Auber, com
prend des morceaux chOis,s, qui
executes avec le savoir faire artis
tlqne de ces messieurs, feront les
deliceS de l'au,litOire.
Pour doHner nn avant des sons
harmonieux at suavrs qu'on peut
tirer dun piano. dune flule ct
dun violOnce'Ie, ces mes>ieurs
dolvent jouer, demain, Il la grand
messe, ct CONNIE la musique d,esli
sea un cacbet tout pal ticulier, les
hde'es assister0nt Il I'LL solennite
don't llsse rappelleront lougtemps.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
NTRANAFR'S HOTL.

Mr.. Thomas AIberti informs his friends
MI the travelling public that he Las made
aome new arrapgements which VIII enable
him to satisfy all those Who viii honor him
with their cnstOfn.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. ii. and Dinner
at 4 O'Clock p. II.
commodioss and well furnished roona.
nODERATE PRICES
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lie comble de la sinc6rite.

lie comble de la sinc6rite.
Nine de X. .demandait hier
une toilette nouvelle a son mari.
-Mais, ma bonue annie, lui re
pondit celui ci. c'est la quatrlema
depuis deux mois, ct tn convien
draS...
~Tu me feras mourir! inter
rompit Nine de x. .eu sanglo
taut, ct tn verras que mon enter
rement te coatera bien plus cher
qu'une robe.
~Je ne dis pas. cODtinua le
MARI tranquillement, mails All
moins &C sera uue depense nne
fOis faite.
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TEMpETE. - Samc1i dernier
nous avons etc gratities dun
tenps aftreux Gui dams la mutt a
d9grnere en- temptte. Plusieurs
barrieres ont etc abatlnes par la
violence du vent, mails les de@ats
sont lie peu d'imporlance. Ce
nest que dauS la soiree de d'-
manche ct apreS une p'nie torren
tlp!le. Quiavait monde Ia vile, que
lie temps s'cSt ameiiore quolqn'll
wDit veste tOuiuurs menacant.
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Une cuisiniere entire chez un
cordonnier pour acheter des bot
tines /; le pere Guafron, Prussien
de uaissance, ell presente une pal
re.
-Est.ce que vous vous moquez
de moi. :. .fait la cIiente elles
sont trop grandes.-..
oh. .fOuS afez un bon pied
-Qu'est ce que ca pent vous
faire que j'ai un pOmpier. -. .Ce
nest pas pour lui que je les ache
te..
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-ExiSte il encore des ''treSors"
LIE Petit Marseillais du Il janvier
racOute a ce sujet une curiense
historic:
Un individu nomme Rene Ar
maud, boulang-r, ii ,i6clare dams
un testament qui Went d'etre re
tronve IT qui porte le timbre d"
premier empire, quill cache
dams la cave de la maison situee
rue de i'Evecne, no s, dix>huit
mile louis dor, sept mile ecus
d'argent ct une certaine quantite
de biioux lul appartenant, ct qu'
il legue le tout a son fills aine.
Or, on croft que ce dernier est
mort ell Amerique' ct c'est son
fills, maitre caltat Ell retraite, Qui
revendiquerait aujourd'hui la pro
priete du tresCr don't il est ques
tion.
Mais voici l'embarras; La mai
son de la rue de l'Ev6che, no s, a
etc vendUe ell 1915. L'herltier du
tresor aurait, Ell consequence, de
maude au tribunal l'autOrisatlOn
lie taire des touilles dams la mai
son susdite, sous Ia condition,
bien entendu, de remettre les
lieux ell leur 61at primitif, ct le tri
bunal aurait rendu un jugement
par lequel il tait droit a cette de
maude, mais oblige le requerant a
depOser, avant tons trlvaux, une
sOmme de 4, 900 fr., a titre de ga
rantie.
Cette condition etc remplie j:
les 1000 francs ont etc verses
dams la caisse dune grande mai
son de credit de Marseille. ct les
recherches ne tarderOnt pas a set
fectuer.
L'heritier en- question doit ttre
en- CO moment dams lie jOlies tran
ses! -.
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JARDINAGE.-NnuS avnnS rpcI
rrttp S,.ilailm, l.aimailach d.. i4au
drpt ma,chand de .rainc> he I:r
dinagr, arc0u,ud ynt lie dix pa
uuels d.. g,aiurS recoltes dams sd
t.rne dc t,.nnnaSslale. UtIreS
les rapport> d,.- jar'linierS InI sap
prOvisiunn nj ave: l..S p"oanitS
de tptie frr.ur, sc SUut les mu.i!-
lr,t"s graincs 4ni rulfscnt 1trt'
cnllivtes poar oU.euir de beaux IL
gpules.
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TAvEs.-I4e cOll"ctcur de taxes
,our Ia Corporation qui Il deja col
i.cts environ IL moltie deS licen
.es pour l'annee 1881, II commeu
cs dsenvoyer DIES notices IL ceux
dos coutribuables qui n'ont
ms encore acqnit1e icnrs taxes.
M dams le Gas Oh les retardaires
ue repondraient pas Il l'aviS qui
leur a etc envoy6 Oh reuis, lis
verront leur propriete vendu con
formemcut Il la loi.
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MuLETs EFT CHEVEUX. ~ Mr..
Hayes, qui Il toujonrs fourni les
meilleurs chcvaux ct NnletS aux
plantenrS de nOtre paroisse ainsi
qua ceux des paroiSSes Il :oisinan
tes, arrivcra lei mardi proclaim
avec un nouyeau stock compose
lanimaux de chOiX. Avis aux
plantears qui en- ont besoin pour
faire leur r6cOlte.
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sr VlLENTlN.-Le Grand st.
yalentiu, lie patron des amoureux
,rsnsis, arrive avec tout so"t atli-
s.I de boites 1t papiers partu
-xa. Jeunes gems ct jeunes files,
rra,s,rrz vol> Il le recevulr digne
mrnt. car c'es: solvent son bu)t-
r;s;lIaut concOurs qui allume lie
aambau de rhymcnee. Atten.
tiou done.
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TAX SALES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
vs.. DELINQUENT TAX
DEBTORS.
State Of lIOuislana, Parish Of
L81OWrche.

state OF Louisiana Parish OF
La1OWrche.
BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by the Constitution and Laws of the State
of Louisiana, will sell at the principal
front door Of the Court House, in which
the Civil District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for judicial
sales, beginning at II o'clock. a. NJ, on
SATURDAY the 18th. day Of FEBRUARY
A. ID. 1881, and continuing on Monday and
each succeeding day until said sales are
completed, all movable property on which
taxes are now due to the State Of Louisiana
and Parish of Lafourche, to enforce collec-
ton OF taxes assessed on movable property
in the year 1890. together with interest
thereon from the 3lst. day Ut December
1880. until paid aud all costs. Tue names
of said delinquent tax payeIs. the emount
of the taxes due by each ON the assessment
Of movable property and the property t.
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reformation Locales.

p.SouETTEs.-Une grandel (ar
l.. D d.s bauquettes planchei6es a
W W amnorte a Ia suite de pluie tor
ew e,;oIi. de dimauche dernier.
,S";s @ heure,,sement que le tresor
VIA :" IA Corporation etant bien four
" =, oue les membres du conseil
!. ellie etant DIES hOmmes actifs,
=. ~. decats seront vites repares 81
u temps le permet.