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Maryland Items.

The blind staggers roves around Kent
Island
The persimmon crop promises TO be an
unusually large one.
The fair goods were sold at auction at
ElktOn last Saturday morning.
Joshua Kennard, Il well-knOWn farmer
Of Caroline county. died few pays ago
Easton and st. NIich@l's are to be con-
1ected by telephone. The wire is now
going up.
The strange visions in the sky seen by
.ome Sussex countians few days since
we're also seen III parts of Virginia.
Lucas Alrich of Wilmington, Del, has
purchased of Rev. S. w. Thomas the
Anderson farm in Kent county. Nd, 3S9
acres, for $40 per acre.
according to the St. Michels Comet the
Democratic managers have already select
ed Hon. Daniel NJ. Henry as Governor
HamiltOn'S successor; and Henry Page.
ESD. as Senator GroOme's.
Work on the Sharp's Island lighthouse,
is still going on, and although the govern
ment is paying $2.40 per day for laborers,
in addition to boarding them, the supply
Ofhands is short and many more men are
needed.
disease supposed to he pink-eye has
broken out among the horses throughout
the peninsula. Several valuable animals
have die1 with the disease. No one seems
to understand the treatment of horses
affected.
During the last three weeks, Messrs.
William f. Muir and W. T. Ford, oyster
packers, at Maddox's Island, Paramount
district, 1ave planted over 14,0OO bushels
Of oysters in the Manokin, convenient to
their establishment. Fifteen and eighteen
cents were the prices paid per bushel
a black snake was killed near George
town, Delaware, which mearured 70 inches
in length.-NHt0rd News Won't the Del
aware editor change the figures to some
thing less. 73 inches of snake is awful
ElktOn NetCs. 1t affords us much genuine
pleasure to hand down 70 our respected
contemporary, afiidavits to show that over
81 inches of snake can be seen at one time
in an ElktOn whisky flask. Let lis have
prayer.--MorRiag Ne'rs.
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LINENS.

We are willing that these
should be taken as samples of
our summer buying Of linens
Barnsley dOuble-damask table
linen at $50, Scotch ditto at
81, and German napkins, a half
inch under z yards square,
1925 dozen. There are about
6 patterns Of each.
We have a wide range in
linens very fully covered,
Outer and next outer circle, Cityhall-square
entran
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DRESSES.

Fall dresses ready. Colored-
silk, viz: brown, bronze, blue,
garnet, and green, SIS to $50.
Black-cashmere, $40 to $50.
Mourning dresses ready-made,
also made to measure on very
short notice.
Fall jackets also. Light-cloth,
81 to IS; dark-cloth, $6 to
$40; plaid, IS to $40. Black
cloth wraps, SIS to $50; light
cloth wraps, 81 to S25.
Southeast st-corner Of building,
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BLANKETS.

Let a S. wool blanket speak
for our bedding.
Manufacturers are response
bic for a good deal Of the
common cheating in blankets.
Cotton gets into almost all the
low-priced blankets, without
getting into the tickets. They
are sold for all-wooI by the
makers, and few merchants
know the fact. A little cotton
can be hidden in a woolen
blanket, and a good profit hid
den with it. If you find a
fibre of cotton in our s. wooden
blanket come and tell us.
Southwest corner of building
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MARYLAND AND DELAWARE CANAL
Excavations for the water way. necessary
for the construction of the MARYLAND and
Delaware Ship Canal, will be Commenced
at once. large force of workmcn win
be put on by day, and by the aid Of cleo
trio lights, a similar force viii be put on
at night and the work pushed rapidly
forward to completion.
John Z. Lewis, who has for eight years
kept the Deer Park Hotel at Newark. has
recently. purchased the hotel PROPERTY
from, Col. Joshua Clayton, of Middletown.
The price paid was $8 900.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Fl Sunday
at PRAYER Meeting-TueSdays at 7MP.M. Rev.
'Urr '"sre,'s PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL-Sunday- Preach
iG A. N. and "a Pm WedneSday-aS4 p M M
Tiin' Nm B. Gordon Rector
''nvrrpI, -Sunday-Prcaching at l0l2 a. NJ: and
PsESsS' " sunday SchOOl-2P. NJ. Prayer Meeting
~ 7I5P NJ. Rev. J. T. Umsted. Pastor
.'.,,n, ,c.--t;,2d Fellows Hall-second sunday OF
tyery III nth IA 10 A. NJ ana r NJ Kew "eo'
s Msdiord, Pastor
.,,x,T METHODIST EPISCOPAL (ColOred).-Sun-
ESa,rtpreaching at IO5 4. NJ and : p NJ Key ''eo.
II. Waters, Pastor
-...,v METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-SundaY- aY-freachihS
Afii% II I5% A. NJ. and "a P NJ Rev Jacob W. "''k''
belmS + lStCr.
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SHAWLS.

Chuddas, 4 yards by 2, and
very heavy for $l5. Such
shawls are not be got for less
than $50 in the ordinary course
OF trade. We can't replace
them at the price. All cream,
no cOlOrS.
Southwest corner Of building.
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If IN Bucks county, thousands of bushels
m Sn.ap apples are rotting on the ground. and
M nm Is also the case elsewhere. no doubt,
an's rs inquiry is made whether they are OF
suS,, any value for feeding to cows, and this is
ts;n Severed by the statement that they con-
iron, ,n iroia g, ~ to 81 per cent. of water and
,rao. II 10 Il per cent. of nitrogen free ex-
ssse., go they are therefore of some value
Il ;uSa, ssat, and undoubtedly increase the flow
tba Ik, IN IKE pumpkins and turnips. In
woyIs IIsish6orhood of Doylestown the cider
and spta sill pay . cents a bushel for them,
as NJ aorltles res in dairying regard them
Purposes. "e 'nan 'nls lor feeding
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DELAWARE RIVER STEAMERS FOR YORK
TowN.-!The Republic, Clyde and one other
steamer are going to Yorktown from
Philadelphia. The Republic is announced
to leave Race street wharf on the after
noon Of the 18th inst, for Yorktown.
The number of passengers will be limited
to 600. The fare to go and return is fixed
at $3.50. The large steamer Thomas
Clyde, will during the celebration. carry
passengers between West Point, the cas-
tern terminus of the Richmond. York
River and Chesapeake Railroad, and York
town, a distance of about 90 miles. The
Bndesbrrg and Tacony steamer Gratitude
has been chartered for $3.50 per day, to
carry the New Jersey authorities to York
town and hack. The trip will occupy
fom seven to ten DAYS.
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THE sixth CoMET.-IntelIigence re-
celved at the Warner Observatory, Ro-
tn cnhester, n. T., from Bristol, Enland, states
tnat Prof. W. F. Denning discovered a
bright new comet on the 4th inst. This is
the sixth comet which has been seen since
May lst, five being new discoveries ali ali
put two of which were first observed hn
americans, and it is certainly high conn.
Phment to the industry and Skin of
american astronomers that they show so
me record. The total amount which
Mr. III. III: Warmer has given In comet
prizes during the past year is 81 ,3G0 which
SHOWS that the interest taken in astronom-
zeal affairs In this country IL greatly in.
creasing
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

,..voxy LODGE. No Is. !. +. 4. M.-Meets FirSi and
h11biri Thursday evenings of each mouth at
o'clock.
,,opx1SG STAR LODGE. No. e. l. O. O. F-Meets every
Friday evening, at o'clock.
,r,n,xNEII ENCAMPMEST, No. Meets second and
Fonrh Tuesday evenings of each month, st clock
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LADIES' HATS.

Early fall hat, and bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed, black
silk and Grape bonnets; ; fall
feathers; new ribbons.
Thirteenth street entrance.
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One Objection!
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

have only one objection
Salu maiden To her lover
have only one Objectiun
10 the hiattPr you propose;
would nO longer tArry
am ready now to marry
But cannot wed Il lover
IN those unbeCOming clothes
IN VAIN the liver pleaded
Urging many potent reasons.
buI lhe maiden told him plainly,
That. III spite of all his woes
His SUn would never move her
r"T hothihg else would suit her.
To no suh would she listen.
But genteel suit Qf clothes"
10 O matters then he haStened
Eot nus head genteelly covered;
Got patent leather easing
Neatly fitted to his toes
but the words the maiden uttered
10 his heart were sadly muiter'd
TO no salt will listen
But genteel suit of clothes
The cctreues of his dilemma
=, Hcdd and J0Ot of his offending.
ny .hS nay ana 6OOss just purchased.
?, Hc had happily got DER:
But the lovers soul was tlauntcd
FOE he felt that what was wanted
Was genteel suit of clothing.
=, IN the place of that he wore.
ne looke't around. but was not suited
Ahn ne almost wished the heavens
(lnOugh the shining hat was on himl
:, On his aching head might fall.
Bni. as up he cast his glances.
calculating on his chances
Ills eyes, with admiration
Were fixed on TOWER HALL.
Earfke! cried the lover.
,r hd,e J0and IL! that Is certain.
Io Market street I'll hasten.
And OH the firm will call;
lBnugh with sorrow am laden.
There d"es not live maiden
VINO WI not wed lover
Ihat is clothed at TOWER HALL.
He went back unto his charmer
WIN IA suit of the Towers latest
ana the maiden filled with rapture
liz his open arms did fall
Inen the lover blessed the hour,
When he gazed upon the Tower
Above the Clothing Palace
OF the famous Tower Hall.
we hare opened or stock of Fail CyotJ
'ac" toT' iDinaeasity, voqiety and Lo,o =,
nnot be ercejted an Phiia3el0Lio. Gd,
astin 4 Alien, ToOer Hall, Nos. 5ls an,
arket Street. '''''
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should nroS nSSsripl that subtle miasmatio poison
system bies wbiehe @ @that peculiar condition Of the
and butnirrarc prevails when alternate chiIls
at atrepnllhg heat freeze and scorch The hody
that si nss;o intervals, and It is no less wonderful
espel tS;eal skill has been able to reach and
Ague Cur poison POISON from the system, as Aver :
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H. Ny tOrmented back" is the exclama-
nun nun OF more than one poor hard-workinr
nan and woman. Do you know whv f
%hes? 1t is because your kidneys are
User-taslSed and need strengthening. and
iOur system needs to be cleansed Of had
aOmors. Kidney-Wort is the medicine
yo9 need. " 1t acts like charm, . saws a
.seil-knt'wn v. physician, Z" L never knew II n
y ian. i" Liquid or dry sold by all drug.
gSs-I'OstOn Post.
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rev thsa th,sarn "a from Messrs. Moore & Humph-
YER, s, Inat S st. Jacobs Oil is regarded as the
ivy IVY pest selling liniment ever soId and s :
sted !, L. - highest satisfaction. 1t has eff.
Dal5 la lsai good cures: s:--,Iackson, Mich.
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+. ii. Drake, ESQ, Detroit, has recovered
from terrible skin humOr, which covered h;s
head, face and hands, by.usIng Cuticura Resol.
This is good news. - :. '"'' I'''''S'
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Iumors, erysinelas, mercurial diseases, scrof.
qqla, and generally debility cured hy' HDr.
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lor eiglt rean Tor seventeen years. HELPLESS
"a haais aaa sass, Unable to walk. Got about
sa ats Gov co~asas nnees' Head, face, neck, arms,
chies, " Mcdonald, eS}2 sersa pasrba.a ssessT 20
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y The trial Of the murderers of the girl
.ramer at New Haven goes on, but at
1seis little attention; Guiteau's great
s,'lne, ,e, nike AarOn's s.rpent, having swal-
owed E all the rest, in public estimation.
,;Ss Secent people, indeed, have long ago
~aeu S' OF the foul unending stream of
murder, divorce and adultery cases which
WIN mi1u It's way from years end to years
Sau through the press. Naturally, thev
sesiH to loathe the whole matter: both
.l ule crime and the class with whom the
Srlne Ine originates. They will read and
nnow tI0 nothing about them. Why should
~ Sae current of their useful, decoTous lives
y disturbed by the misdoings of vulgar
iaS' girls and their brutal murderers9
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SAVED BY OIL.--Mr4. Susanna Asrnus.
No. IL Bartlett street, Baltimore, Nd. had
or twenty-five years been sufferer from
sores and pains in her limbs. She tried
many remedies without any favorable
results n.S Happening to hear of st. Jacobs
VII she concluded at last to try it. The
result was wonderful. The sore healed.
tne pains vanished, and she is now we'll
aSaln-Washiagtoa Critic.
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Chambers's EnCYCIOp@dia

A. portion M the Library
igf Russia
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Who is my authorized Agent All orders sent to
either OF the above will receive prompt attention.
Reference.-Major Biggs and Thomas CaYender. Mid
detOwn; J. Wesley Denney, Smyrna. oct l23m
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The report of the Society for the Pre-
Vention of Cruelty to Children for the
past four months shows 465 children re-
lieved and sent to houses and institutions
2O2 cases prosecuted and 1888 convictions
obtained. The little seed that was planted
in the formation of this society has shown
a wonderful growth. The latest societies
formed upon this model are in St. Louis.
Denver and BogOta. Forty in all are in
existence, ten in foreign countries and
the remainder here.
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News Items.

Guiteau says that his name should be
pronounced Get-o, with the accent on the
first syllable.
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Meeting of Lovee Com.
llissiOners. ~

At a meeting of the Levee Com
missioners of the Fourth Levee
District. called by order of the
Governor, for April Goth, 1881, at
Port Allen, there were present:
W. G Gordon, of Pointe Coupee /:
John d. Hill, OF West Baton Ron.
ge; A. III. Gay, of Iberville
Fly. Mccall, of. Ascension I; Mr..
Push, of Assumption; Judge
Howell, of Lafourche Edward
McCullum, OF Terreb6nne IT. j.
Foster, OF st. Mary; Gen. De
Clouet, of st. Martin: s. J. Nor.
wood, OF Ayoyelles DR.. Duperier,
of Iberia.
The roll having been called and
all present.
The report of the Engineers
was then read and accepted.
Motion made by Mr.. Glynn, Sec.
ended by Mr.. Hill, that a tax soY3
five mills be levied. An amend
ment offered by Judge Howell, SEQ
onded by McCullum, that a tax Of
three and one half mills be levied.
Oh which the vote stood:
Yeas-Howell, Foster, McCul
lum, DeClouet, Dupierier,
Nays-Gordon, Norwood, Me-
Glynn, Hill, Gay, Mccall.
Lost.
Mr.. Glynn, seconded by Mr..
Hill, offered a resolution that the
tax be assessed at four mills.
Judge Howell offers an amend
| ment to the above that the tax.
be 81. After argument hy Judge,
Howell and Mr.. Glynn and Others.
Mr.. Giynn withdraws his motion
for 4 mills and moved Ills orici
nal motion for five mills, which 10
ing voted on, stands:
Yeas--Gordon, Norwood, G!ynn
Hill Cray, Mccall.
Nays-Pugh, Howell, Foster.
McCullum, DeClonet, Dupierier.
Resolved, That a tax OF 81 mills
be now assessed, With the nnder>
standing that if urgent necessity
requires an additional tax, anoth
er meeting will be called. e.
Yeas-Paga, Howell. Foster.
McCnllum, DeClouet, Mccall, Nc
Glynn.
Nays-Gotdon Norwood, Hill,
Gay. j !.
Resolution adopted.
Resolved, unanimously, that a
vote OF thanks be rendered to Mr..
Montan, for his uniform kindness
and attention while at Port Allen.
HENRY MCCALL, President.
| ANDREW H. GAY, Secretary.
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ALL INDORsEsIT.

The Recorder, Americus, Ca,
says: 'Clerks, Senators, Repre-.
sentatlves, Doctors, Lawyers, Cit
zens, in public and private life,
are testifying by the thonsandsr
and over their own signatures
that a remedy has been found toe
Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are I'd
spectively known as Waruer,s
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure,H
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A Cough, Cold or Sore

A Cough, Cold Or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In.
durable Lung Disease or Consun,p-.
ton. Bro WINS BRONCHIAr y
IROCHES are certain to gire -s
lief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Catayvh, Consumption and Throa,
Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended
ty physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are rot
new or untried, bu: having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they haue attained well merited
rank among the few staple remed
les OF the age. Public speakers and
Singers use them to clear aud
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents a box every
where.
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The lsreatczt BIessinr.

A simple, pure, harmlesss rene
dy, that cures every time, and
prevents diease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular kid
neys and liver active, is the great
est blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitters is that rene
by, and its proprietors are beng
blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by 1t. Will
you try it!-Eagle.
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Lost or MIsiaid.

A certain promissary note fort sum Of
One Hundred and fifty dollars, drawn by
j. c. Bernard to his own order and by him
self endorsed of date 7th. September 1882,
due lst. March 1881 and payable at the
Clerks office Of this Parish. and secured by
mortgage as per act before Emilc Z. lie
Blanc, Deputy Clerk f,nd ex-oficio Notary
Public, with which it ia identified.
j. D. MACHADO.
ThibodAax. La. February q, 1881
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rohn c. Loye VS.. No. 4l59 Thomas j Daunis

i
TNAKE NOTICE THAT BY VIRTUE
OF a writ of 81 Fa in the suit of L. Ri
der & Go. VS.. Thoms j. Dauns, and by vir
tue of a writ OF seizure and sale in the suit
of John c. Loye vs. Thomas j.. Daunis. do
ted March 18th 1881, and to me directed by
the Honorable the 18th. Judicial District
Court, Parish of Terrebonne in the above
entitled and numbered suits, have seized
and will offer for ssale pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town of Thibodaux on SATUR
DAY the 7th. day of MAY 1881, between
p. NJ. the following described property to-
wit:
1st. The undivided two thirds of certain
lot of ground or town lot situated in the
parish of Lafoutche in the town of Thibo-
daux, being the Northern half of lot No.
sixty five (65) on plan of said town made
by j. B. Grinage May |. 1912 bounded West
by St. Philip street, North by lot sixty one
i6l) South by the other half of said lot be-
longing to A. Molaison, and East by lot No.
sixty three l63l together with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
End. The undivided two thirds of a GER
tain fractional lot of ground situated in
Thibodaux ofa triangular form being the
Eastern part Of lot No. three t3 on the plan
of said town, measuring seventy t1hJ feet
more or less on Lavee street with an irreg-
ular depth bounded in front or North by
Levee street, East by St. Louis street South
by Market street and West by the other
part of said lot belonging to Estate of G.
Bardel with the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
3rd. The undivided two thirds of GER
tain tract OF land situated on right bank OF
Bayou Lafourche and back Of the first con
cessions, being section No. one hundred
and thirty four I34) Township Fifteen H5)
South of Range Seventeen fl7I East, con
tanning two hundred acres.
Terms of sale Cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
April End 1881.
THEOPHILE THBBODAUX.
Sheriff of the Parish of Lafourche
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Fritz .Jahncke.
Eoa. Sale.

The Citizens Bank Of Louisiana is now
prepared to give clear titles to its lands
and nifers FOR sale the Spicer Jones place
"Melrose' situated near lhibodauxvile in
tho parish of Assumption, containing 243o
acres, of which $40 are i'll cultivation There
is a small dwelling and good sngar house.
and apparatus open kettle sugar, in work
ing order on the place with farming imple.
lnents aud mules. Apply to Citizens
Bank in New Orleans.
New Orleans, 3rd January 1881.
JAS. J. TARLETON,
Cashier
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IS. L. Grisamore has a large
assortment OF lamps for sugar
houses, churches dwellings, SC
also, chlmnies, Lanterns, Lamp
WICK, ret1ectors and shades.
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VICK'S.
Illustrated Floral Guide.

For 1851 is an Elegant Book Of 12O Pages
vhe ColOred Flower Plate, and 600 Illus
ts1ssllcns, with Descriptions of the best
flowers and Vegetables, and Directions for
growing. Only 10 cents. In English or
yefMan. II you afterwards order seeds
eeduct the 10 cents.
siCkS SEEDS are the best in the world.
pebLsRAL GUIDE will tell how to get ;inu
grow them.
vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, l75
ages, Colored Plates, 500 Engravings.
sxa cents in paper covers Sl.0o in eie-
ssn. cloth. In German or English
81 sick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine
saAges, Coiored Plate In every number
~ many tne Engravlngs. Price 81. %
~ Five Copies lot 500. Specim en- um
It's ~. sent Tor IL cents 3trial copies for %
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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IS. 7. Grisamore has for sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokes,
and fell0es, plow handles, pillow
beams, plows, wheelbarrows, and
ploW shares,
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1t you want to buy a good
stove, go to S. T. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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@ SNOW THIS TO YOUR GROCER.

! ~ Outfit sent free to those who wish
fIs to engage in the most pleasant and
q tA profitable business known. Every
"a d thing new Capital not required. We
eD GU Will furnish you everything $40 a
day and upwards is easily made
without staying away from home over
night Nosfisk whatever. Many new
workers wanted at once. Many are max
ing fortunes at the business. Ladies make
as much as men, and young boys and girl
make great pay. No one who is willing TO
" ork fails to make more money every day
than can he made i'll a week at any ordinary
employment. Those who engage at once
will find short road to fortune. Address
H. HALLETT & CO., Portland Maine.
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PHILIP S. ARMITAGE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: Corner Market and St, Louis Sts.
THsBoDAUx, La,
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IS. 7. Grisamore at his stove
Depot has Halls PlOws for sale
ssss0 PlOwShares aud Plow handles
llcA are sold extra.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

10Th. Judicial District Court, Parish of
Terrebonne.
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L. Rider g. Co. VS.. No. 4077, Thomas J.
Daunis.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-04-30

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~ become wealthy. while those who do not
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