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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-01-22

1.-The next meeting Of tue
Press Convention will lIe held in
n. 0. February 2Sth, 1881.
Hon. =. E Kidd will lie the
Orator, Mary A. Townsend vii.
read u poem, II. j. Hyams will
be the Historian. J. Fl. Cosgrove
will have II lecture on ready
prints. E. A Burke will have
something to say about mails aud
teleg' apis, Mrs. NJ. A. Fields
will d'late on progress in Jour.
nallsin," anil Samuel Lambert
VIII expound the law OF adv-rtls.
ing rates and advertising aye. :
cies. If the Press II press to
gether during Matdi Gras fines
1t will be All interesting meeting
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81. F. 0risamore ct his stove
lA'pot has Halrs Flows for sale
:.'sO Plowahares and Plow handles
walsh IRE sold extra.
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<Atten,iou Is called to the ad
vertisement Of David Is. Pugh
who has rice lands to rent.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-01-22

Blue Store 10 the place to
boy, at low prics, . fne SOFT.
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Ayers Pills are the best of
all purgatives for family use.
They are pleasant, safe aud sure.
aud excel all other Pills in heal
ing aud curative qualities.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-01-22
~THIBODAUX. LA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY %. 1881.
~.NOrICE.1

Mr.. J. A. COURTADE is fully sutho-
g. 6sd to solicit Subscriptions aud advertise
.,eats. and collect bills due to the 1hibo-
fsise Sentinel
Oaiaa: No. 10, st. Charles ST., with
JOHN DASSICH. Atty. at Law,
New Orleans, La.
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We are indebted to the Bait
more Sun tor q copy of it's Alma.
mac for 1851 1t contains such
valuable information.
The Sun is now in it's eighty
eighth year aud one of the a6les;
papers published America, ut II
ceats per week, and a copy ofthe
Almanac to every subscriber.
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Per Reas.

kon or hve hundred acrsa Of drs. class
= nee land, IN bulk " lets. Apply to M. s,
& 0risarnore or - J. II. HC4PHREYs.
~~sR. 1~lgesviile La.
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Quick postal bnsin-ss. The
Naehitoches Vindicatoy, Of Christ
mas 1880 arrived in Thiuodaux
January Is 1881.
Some 10 years ago we walked
between the two towns in lesa
than that amount of time, bu, the
''Sun do move,n
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-01-22

We have . speedy and positive
Cure, for Catarrh Diphtheria,
tIanker mouth and Head Ache.
N 9HILOH'S A RE.
lEDY. A nasal INJECTOR free
18th each bottle. Use it if you
,t.sire aud sweet breath. Price
. . k.ta.
Sold by Jos. 7. Thibodsaux,
l'ruSglst.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-01-22

me undersigned has 10 arpents ane
Asno 70 rent All aaitakle for Rice ~onltpre.
DAVID B. PUGH.
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Dyspepsia q Liver Coz

Uyspeps1a e Liver Com.
plaintiffs it not worth the
small price of Is cents to free
yourself Of every symptom OF
these distressing complaints. if
you think so call at onr store and
get q bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer.
every bottle has u printed guaran
tee on it, use accordingly and if
it does you no good it will cost
You nothing.
Sold BY Jos. T. Thibodeaux,
Druggist.
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Cathartic PHI

4o0bino the choieoe4 cs&haitjo
medicine, in proportions accufa1i
20oted % secure octivity, cegto1m14k =
Uniformity Of effect. They ase ~
q years Of careful study and pgnG01
pettment, and aso The most e1ocem
edy yet discovered for diseases euo11
arrangement II Tho stomach, HvulF
oowels, which require prompt and
treatment. AYK1as PILLS ~
applicable 10 this class Of diseaeA
- directly On he digestive -
4o1ve p~roce1Doo, and Ie1togD
1eelthy action. Their sxtanave.
,phyMciaos In tAei1 pfaCtjca, 9nea
otvilized nae3ooo. b one q ~
oeoofs OF their vnlue - . aafob -
perfectly reliable purgativs
Being compensated Of The eon6.
virtues - purely vegetable luaaSI..
ehey. aRe positively free from -
eny injurious propeYties, and can -
Deersd 70 children with perfect -
A11.'s rr11s are ~ slBsesual
Const1pa15on OF C~ostiveneses
s,oni Rs.psSsi:. Isss
9illo1.nsis, Jaundice. Msa1
1omosss Worms, Neursl4A
Flea Disorders Of the Lvess
ether diseases resulting from -
seese q he digestive sppafstas.
A. Dinner PHI hey havs 10 sqsk
vvhf1e gentls n shsiS action, 49,
- tne most thorough and searching0
~ H1AA AAn ~ >-.N~-.A ~~A AAm
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OAUJ|Ct bO universe CIV
idence and to appeal as n other cases
it the dischargs. be annulied
the TAX assessor sh,ll
pay all the Gusts and a reasonable fee to
the attorney Of the pl ,intiff. and iudy
me..t Tor IN shall also b. rendered lin
soiido. against any Of his su,eties, if they
were cited to defend tie suit.
Here, again, it is the duty, as
well as The interest, of the States
attorneys 10 institute such salts
against the delinquent assessors.
How many tax assessors in
Louisiana have made O,t u list Of
poll tax pay ers, as this law com
pelS them 10 dot
Sec. u. tn t tn auditor of public &C.
counts shall prepare and have printed
lax lists, and he shall a.
500 | rs possible, furn sh to each ia as
SCISSOR throughout the State such QUAINT
ty OF said printed tag lists rs will suffice
to sechre the listing Of all properly sub
lect to taxation, and W ID three columns
for valuations, to be flied np. the FIST
by The taxpayers. the second By the tax a.
SCISSOR, and the third as hereinafter proyi
died.
How many tax assessors have
filed out those second columns
the only way they could properly
list aud value the property.
Sec. IA. Tha one of said lists shall be
furnished by the tar assessor to or shall
be left at tue residence or place Of bust
asss OF each PeFsnp. company, frm, cor.
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III speech delivered At Yunhers, al 4
National party meeting mr.. 81. q. Post,
of this state. made AK Important state
menf. ii correct. Regarding Indiana.
which will hc Interesting. II NOT instruc-
hive. Mr.. Post presents Quo phase Of
bur ..prosperityr not seen ~ it, full com
ia every day life, and
which could only he discovered by rum
|marine through labyrinth Of statistics.
f.Hr reports the net increase Of the mum
her or mortgage upon the farms and
homes OF lhcpcoplc IN % counties for
|ihc seven years, beginning with 1873. TO
|bc 3o.595. representing in dollars c7i,-
|535. ll3.r This shows an average increase
of I ~ mortgages for the tvcnty-nine
counties IN the State; shows that lo3. 4oS.
W onc-ihird or all the homes in the State
have been mortgagcd IN seven years.
lrbc same speaker said that "kansas j.
mortgascd Tor more than Indiana n pro-
portion 70 the money value Of her real
estate and that tho people Of that pros
porous State ''are now striving to reiunu
their mor:r A. they come due. be-
ranzc unable 70 pay them, and ~ if9 ont
-|of $50 cases Of loans made By one firm
-to farmers for this purpose the amount
vi the new mortgage was greater than The
Tone lifted ~ one hundred dollars cF
llnnrc.v
n Mr. Post further showed that last year
slin the midst ~ boom season, when me
crops OF Indiana were 80 immense that
storage for them could scarcely be found,
1!thc net Increase Of mortgages ~ the
.iStasc. according 10 the Bureau of Stalls
}tics for 1850. was 5000. representing thu
i,sum of sl4, 40 $40, exclusive of railroad
mortgages. Evansville Tribune.
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'lEfrnN tfft Eftrer
In Inc winter Of 1864 Pony mountain
III the shenandoah Valley, was full "t
game. and Fctlerais and Ccntcdcratrs
used 10 shoot squirrels and trap rabbits
when on picket duty. Care was taken
|io avoid each other. but many q poor
fellows bones are bleaching under ne
dark pine- to-day. One day \ member
VI nc sixth Michigan cavalry cncorn-
tered "johnny" tacc % face Az ihev
both turned thickct. 10th hal g'''.
on their shoulders, and both were too
'Surprisel 70 speak for some time. Then
''thc confederate yelled ont: Say. yoM
IYank. what arc you down here ior
ITO put down the rebellion "lon
can slo IL no how" .'I;et YOU SiO We
',can.~ Look here" said the .rcb. A.
NV came closer and put down hi gun ~
Indulge Ill gestures: ~lll play YOU r.
.ramc III cuchrc tO zee which side Is .o-
l,nn to whip This was agreed 10, and
~ pack VI cards wns produced. The
e.. lankr rot Tic iifst deal and made q
.lpoint Tic -rcbr took the second and
smadc march. Al Tic next deal The
score VA even. and pretty soon they
stood four 10 i've. The play was careful
cb,t thc confcdcracy had the winning
cards. ana thc aTol.nnicv took the las
trick with All ace, and jumped IN anil
lvcllcd; "A knew IA! l knew itl Now.
,Yank. arc W -quarcs II ann "fhc.
a'ro back ani stop this ere war 'cordin''
.cto agreement. aud mount yer crittcf .nd
l.ro home. Whoop! 'Kah fur me
'ykncw there must ID some way " fettlo
,-shis .lorwoncd waril could only set De-
yond lht pitkcts !"
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Tho Immunity Or The notorions James
family OF Western bandits from prose.
rntion arises. il j. now saii. from ths
sact that they reside in Kentucky. and
~ none of their robbing IN Tint state
% long as they cross ihc border int
Missouri 10 commit crimes. snl ar'
pcarcabIe when at home. tho scntinen
w the community il that they are goos
citizens anl ought not 10 De disturbed
Their home u in Nelson county By
whenever stranger begins ~ make ~
quirics about them he j. speedily mail
u comprehend that his life is IN danger
The JamcScs are ignorant and brutal, b'i
very venture<omc and canning. Ihci
lslcprcda,i0ns have brought ia consider
able wealth. AMI they are aid 20 y
proud of their reputation q plundcrcrs
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ia man dreams The devil l. after him
n i sign that he lad better settle hi'
subscription bill.
Ifhc dreams of earthquake and tur.
moiI generally. II i sign tn1t he II 20
Ing 10 Be married.
III he (being married mani dreams q
-omc fearful. mysterious danger, Il j.
-irn that his nother-in-law j. coming 4
.srcnd : few days with hcr dariins
daughter.
lfhc dreams that hi head j. in danger
and that his hair falls ont. Il j. . sig'
that he will have . quarrel with hi wife
II he dreams % yainly endeavorinz 4
work out faiiguing sum. il i y sigl
'fhat Ne hal better dispute his gas bill.
Ifhc dreams ~ hearing strange. unac
Icountablc noises about the house. II i
I-irn that he hasl better see who visit
the houscmaid and % huy bulldog
l III be dreams OF being accostcd ~
strange man. who insists upon takin'
|him with him. IA il l. sign that hc I'M
better know MI the policemen.
4 1.-The dreams Of speaking fimiliariy \
= rho>f with horns and tail. Il MI sig
that ne hail better reduce nj liquor bill
\ fhc dreams 81 making fool " him
self, ID j. trnc sign Il l. sc.--Ex.
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Mn EpinoR :- Not having seen any
Items from this place for long time wc
Will try and -end 4 few.
Making slaves AMI cutting hooppoIcs
n me main occupation.
The Cooper BROTHERS are doing quite
I'm extensive hnsincss in tho lumber trade,
also grinding corn.
Mr.. Anthony Bridges saws hc Il ne hap
ny - 4 big sun flower; his peaceful
home was recently visited BY nine
pound son.
And now. Mr. Editor. IL any Of your
readers wants % know how 10 make q
lmouksv-wrench, just ten them 70 feed
sam. Psnalay on green apples.
william :. Charnes. of ireland. j.
|'eachiug his first school in Columbia
'tnrn~hin; m l. prospcring ina line = yie.
|linrrih, we congratulate you in your
,~uecess A. 2 teacher.
\ FnoM InK NoRrii-wFsT.--John y. aud
Finicy Morgan have in-t returned from
..IuwA- They say II 4 fine country. and
I've presume by their looks that IL u a
hcalthv country.
y Harry Vowel attends np At Squire
bridges Of sunday evenings a. n he
.|nrant business. Stick 10 your integrity,
Harry. II viii hc Al; right with nnc'c I'd.
-hftcr awhile Men were born 10 succeed
rand not 10 fail. NaliAlA Is . charming
'lyoun1 lady.
\ lake Shipmnn an cnterptis'ng Young
'rnan OF Columbia ioNns'ilp. has resigned
'I.f- fs.rrtnr x,l.snr4n ft tnr thmt nf n farmer
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Iia true saying that .Iilcncss J. The
beginning of vice II We grow idle.
become TOO in.lolcnf 10 work, we will
|contrive 10 obtain riches by means which
|arc not honest. and though we have ub-
|iained few shining dollars. we have
grown poor Ia virtue. Let us look q =
Imam WHO doe. not apply himself with
diligence 10 Li- employment We viii
soon see him seek company. not such -
Ito elevate him. but ~ degrade him ne
Twill visit those places which will lead u
ruin. and will grow poor ia wealth. poor
|in mind, poor in morais- What hNs
brought him 10 this !; siofh- IL we are
100 indolcnt 10 gain bread by The sweat
|of our brows. we will soon break the
which God has given 20
Iproicct The lives and property % men.
We " IN poison society with our example.
lenricc others 70 travel the same road
which leads 10 barren country On
1.-The other hand lei u look at those who
Iarc diligcnf. Their homes though hum
lble. are bright and cheerful They are
loved and esteemed. and though they
imay not gain the desired wealth uOi
with diligence must bc CON-
lbined economy their diligence VII
keen them free from vice Diligence
Irnriches. We must he diiigent IN oui
-tudie-, for. with diligence, We enriri
onr minds. The progress may bc Slow
ibut II will be snre. Remember the Er1S'
Igrowz though II il Impossible 20 see i
grow: 50 the advance we make u
knowledge. consists Of minute ans
GRADUAL steps. and arc pfrceivablr onil
80. = .I. 4Tn4r1 /.
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The seroni session Or thc n. r.. n.
wa~ hrli ~ Srhuo No 2. November 5tii
with NT-- II. H. Hall III the chair. The
hn,sSr 49, called ~ order IN fhc Prc=i-
aenf Al III oIelork \. IA. All the Euenher-
h<-ng present. The program WA rxken
un anl flc regular cxcrriSe eOnmenced
~ Al. A. Uc~-rmer- Subject "Iiou
to teach che Airhahetr itis method be-
ing 10 fcaeh me same IN connection with
thc s.Wor,i Method j. ". alter the child
ran reai some small sentences. then teach
him 20 spell the v0r.i- composing them.
an.I thereby the AIphahet
The next ID come forward was i- "
|yoixn. Subject: -IIpu ~ teach No'a-
|,i0n and Nnmera'ion-" ~ the former
the gentleman advocates thorough drills
|and thc latter that special enphasi'
'shnn'i ~ placed nn ne te;ifOlss ratio
Following this. comes n the front Ir
lI- SrhwarfxmiIlcr ~nh5cri: "li0w II
teach Addition and Subtraction ~ tens
IThc speaker <foufiy alvorafcs ~ tcacl
Ith7< bv illustrating with oljctt-. AMI ~
Icariy Introduction 81 the signs represent
ling said subject.
NOON r~TrRWsTroy.
Shaving provided H. lamp with Oil 4
keen the physicai Iight hurn;ng. the ~
l-titnfe was called 10 order by t'ie Prcsi
dent at 10 O'Clock p. rn-- and The eNer
iri-e commenced ~ u IicsSemcr. Sub
Ifcrt. .-Mo.iel Third Reader" 4 livei.
I.ii-russf0n cn-uci. but III tho main. the
IaiI agreed with the gentleman havin.
1.-The floor. that the leading Objert u
Itr.chine< xaii topic should bc 10 know
What j. read
IN the portlv statue or w W. Gnliet
'co,ning forward 10 we see the mex
Ispeaker- Subject Language Lessons,
land armed with Sv intnn. he did the ~nb
,icct irsrire. III ihats hi- plan coincide
with me bet authority on the point.
spelling. -Fourth Grade r. =. Ilessc
liner. Mr.. H's plan % teach Saii topl
i< by requiring the pnpil 20 -pell and ds
.ifinc in writing about twenty sclcs
words. and mark them with diacritiral
lin order % learn their correct pronunc'
ation.
NrsCELrNSE0rs-
| Upon motion or J. Ils-semcr. II VI
'l cidcd 20 hold the next Institute At "a
Roach School-house. A the appointt
III was also arranged w rnr
II M contributing onc dime that -
4 a.. ,a- rhouid purchase record q
Iufieh tc keep the proceedings Of 81
-IIu<;.trts il the future.
Ai;er thanking the patrons Of Sal
Iiisir;rt for providing the Institute wi
IL paIatal repaSt. the Institute adJcurns
10 meet AZ the appointed time and plac
Y MIS- n y. Haf.f- President
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po-x.~<xfll. Yfcn,~-
Lots "a sickness
O~car Mcdonald has lately arFiseu
home from the vest
a German Sshbalh-=chool was organ
;zesl here -, S.sh-;h-
ID " w. Lennon Intends shortly
~ oncn out I drug store here
~ = rsx,cr h.r.iix knows how IA
s.'.'-. -, s;.. ND Twelve Mound ID,
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w.xhingtsn Special
Arrangements arc now being perfected
NV Indianians permanently residing here
hooking 10 the establishment of hcad
quarters where visiting Iioosicrs may
iind suitable welcome and entertain
.nent.
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Lee surrender 10 Grant wns ~ cfre-
mony simple enough. and Will prchAoiA
never I've scene put On canvas. Colonel
SchaiIner. Who was with General Grani,
.aid 10 q writer in The Courier-Journ>i
recently that when on The road 20 Apo
|maftox. ne found an occasion 70 ride be-
'4ide Grant. ..anh.r be add. ~aftcr much
aid 10 him that n the
surrender would bc formal and cfrcno-
lniouS. ~ I supposed. ] wanted 70 have =
sketch made u the time in order q have
Ia large painting made 81 i Tor ne 1Npi'oi-
| Having listened 70 what had 20 ~ay, bf
liver, quietly and with some sentiment re-
marked that he would not like 20 see
such picture, nor was Il biz intention
TO have surrender with ceremony lie
continued for some minutes. stating
among oihcr things that these are Our
people, and II would have bad elect %
iLumiliafc them. They are not ftreign-
lers. but they belong 70 ns and We q
them and all We want il for them q
stop lighting, and for us al 70 I've a
peace and ~ Union made slight
effort 20 change his view- upon the sub
ljcct. and expressed The opinion tl,st fn.
.iiurc generations should IRE The end Of ~
Iaitenspt 10 destroy the Union lie ~
severed that tho traces Of The armies len
lcyiicnces more flsan sufficient. --- AfirI
The surrender had been concluded, Lee
IreancStcd Grant 70 inform him II fhs
Iterrns of biz letter permitted lls private
Isoldicrs to take with them their private
property. Grant examined the lttfe'
'land said ia fhou.htnot- Lee Responded
that lie 80 understood II. and that hc &C
lsired 10 know, - al his cavalrNmeI
-lowncd their horses Grant then yer1
ipromptlv said he did not know that, ~
lhc would give orders 10 allow illcm 4
take thcir horses. as they would y
needed 10 cultivate the crops Lee ~
swcrct, 4 thank you: Il Will have j. GOO
elect with The people.
10 witt Clinton was seen ~ The iics
Dr. shaw. ~ Rochester when ne cprnc'
, The gate which fret let The waters =
Lake Erie low through the Eric cans
Into the Hudson. DR. shaw sayS
|'.Ncvcr shall forget the picture = p
stood there II that time. .Ii- hair hun
lin chestnut rurls about his head /: nc ~
clcar hazel cycS, with . complexion
sitair a. 4 woman-s. lie waS the hant
soonest. manifest looking man ! ers
saw. the type Of All that was impcsin
and digniiicd.'
IA Il 4 singular fact that the Queen
= England II now the greatest MohAmm'
dan sovereign III the world-tlat - n
l-lmorc MohammesIan subjects than ~
other Power. Thee are found rhief
liz India. over which the Queen rule
s~Thcrc are moi ~ many MOlsamms.ians
W Turkey a. there arc III the ESri iudi.
doininions VI Lc. Majesty.
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Attorney General Baldwin has given
= Township Trustee tLc following de-
ri~ion Regarding the new dog law N.
The new dog law j. rercmpicry that All
inr< hall he registered n tie owner de-
.;rr- IL protect thcm- Thi- ran bc done
I,rforc a. amer April :. 81 carh year hn'
n ros lone before that date they are
|i;ai.'s ~ NJ killed whether ihe "wne'
sirxi yncsi 10 have them Registered sr not
I'nir<~ the owner % sheep kiilel ~
manned ~ dogs reported nc lcss within
Ten DAYS "a the Township Trustee, IRON
thc time thcrcof. be j. not entitled 70 an,
NV Tor such i0<-. even though they wer'
killed o. mzisnci rrcsions - The 'ak'n;
elect or the dog law cf Isl
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Arthur piayfnlly remarks that while ~
charge of Inc New York Custom Iicmzt
|be paid for biz own lcsnonadc- c---hx'
|changc-
That Inc reason Hayes and sherman
turned him ont or the Office They
Thought shc government 0nxht ~ furnish
| thc lemonade --Rockpcr; Democrat.
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Nsryrarh hAS gone awfa1h from
Washington to .ies1h. i'ss papers scAsh-
--l.ouissill. Commercial.
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Persons calling Tor any cf the above
letters viii please ~ ndverti-ed in tht
Jasper Courier and give date
AroIS cEAuELsPACHEE. ~ -
Nov. llsh, ISL
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purlfsnEp EVERY FRIDAY, At JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, fNpiANA, ~
- rMr-xp n0ANE

OFFICE.-IN CoUKlEn BuiLpiS0 On
WKsr sixth STREET.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-09

The temperance Jubilee at Lake Marano'
cook promises to be one of the most sue
cessful ever held. 1t will open on Thursday
july 2sth, with an address by Gov. Piaisted.
Friday. July goth. Ex-Governor Dingley will
deliver an address on Prohibition in Maine
Sunday, 3Oth. will be childrens day, and ioo
Sabbath schools have been invited to be
present. Every temperance organization and
all others are invited to be present Hon
I. r. Simonton. G. w. c. T.. says that the
order of Good Templars will make this an
occasion of grand reunion. The great
apostle, Francis Murphy, will represent and
speak on two days, of the meeting. MI
Murphy has no superior advocate of temper
ance reform in the country. He will take
this occasion to bring glad tidings OF great
JOY from the West The full programme OF
the meeting will soon be announced The
arrangements are under the charge of Hon.
4. c. Harrington of Fryeburg.