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RE AL E STA TIE
For Sale or to Rent

THE EORTh WBSTA OF SEg. 2 T. I N. R. } two miles N E. of hoe nix: with one wa IT right in tte G-and , anal. Price, $S.50O.
 HNHE s w L of SEC 17. T. NJ ? F.. X six miles of th1nix. Pric $ 1900 THE N. W. A SEC si. T. ? N..R2 } E. i; ! 10 mile N of Pnenix. with water right in the Grand Canal. Piice, 9S- 500, SECTION 1a, T1s, R4 E; 5 miles | kcsou,hes-t of Fem e. with water ighis fn the Femme 'anAl. To rent on favor able terms fir wo three years. Y OTIS 2.4AND (. FL CKl7, STU ATED 5 Lor Washington StreS in the city o1 hosnix Cheap for cast
 EcTInN 8. T. aN E. E.: New
 land; to rent on favorable terms with
 TWEED & HANCO X.
 Office, Washington St.. PHGSIx A. T,
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TIE Ash Fork stage robbers have confessed. They got but s2oS from the passengers and Wells, Fargo's treasure box.
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THE OMEGA mine, Pima county, has been attached for $E4.0OO B Philadelphia company.
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AN OLD REs1r ENr DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-lntei> l'grpc'. re lived 10 day from Quay mas announces the death at that place. by yellow fever, oi George B Reckelson, an old resident of this city. and of the serious illness from ,he same disease of Wm. B. Hooper, a member of large shipping firm here. 1t is supposed that many other Americans have succumhed to dis, as~, but it is impossible yet to obtain their names. The action of the Mexic n authorities in secreting the sxisfence of the yellow fever is severely condemned a. it is now kn, wn that macy were suffering from The disease long tefpre the authorities permitted It to be known.
 NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
 NEW YORK. Sept. e0.-f'apers of incorpor ii or the International N rthern Telegraph Company were fled today; capitol stock five mills ioa.
 MANAGER c c. WHEELER RESIGNS.
 TOPEKA, Sept 2O.-Cenerul Man ,. rer c. z. WI.rler, of the Atchison, IT ,neSs & Santa Fe road, has resign ed to take c, Fsct Sept. 30. No sCc- cessor is yet na.,'eu
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HE WHO strives for money and throws principle to the dogs buys disgrace for gord lound price.
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AT THE San Francisco railroad conference 29.140 miles of railroad are represented
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The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of the United States and 'Capada are in session n Denver.
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MG%tna-

THE City taxes r Che yea 1883 gre | now due and Dayablr t the ~Ollec- tor, a--G if not paid nn or b f gre thA 6rs day of Novam Der 1883 the D opery hold en for -aid tax will be advertiS d q sold acco ding 10 law and the ordiuan oe< of sad city.
 HENRY GARFIAS.
 Marshal a d E. O.tcio Cotlec ctOr
 SD 5-30d
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BAR silver 1oOO fine, 1o1l in San Francisco.
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Notice to Tax Payers

nUBLIC No ice i, ehy given that-the a-i iitnrial ano ronntv T. x"s 10 h year 1883 are rt " Cue nd payab 2 at my , Si 'e in tn city ol Pho-nix. aid if ot paid on or before h ten-h day If Dee 'n- b 1883. will lhen be d. linqut nt si d sub j ct 70 he leeAl pen lties-
 L. II 'irme. She if a q Tax Collector, o' MsIicope County A T.
 t-D-10
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DEATH OF AZ BARNETT

TOMBSTONE, Sept. 2O.-A telegram if IA Nogales announces the death of A. E. Barnett at Hermosillo, Son ora, at two o'clock tlis morning from malarial fever. The deceased was an old resident of Arizona and member of the fem of Barnett and Black. forwarding and commission merchants. At the time of contract ing his illness Barnett was super intend ng the shipment of large quantities of freight to Las Delicias mine. He leaves a wife now resid- ing in San Francisco. On account of the quara ntine at Nogales the body will be inferred for the present at Hcrmosiilo. No Indians news to date
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THE bullion and copper markets remain about the same as last week.
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POLITICAL sins likes like pigeons come home 10 raost.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, lately had hlcyclers' convention at which 500 bicycles were in line at once.
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GENERAL E. A. CARR has returnsd 10 For, Lowell from his summer va- cation in California.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.

PITf -BURe, $ pt. 21.-A terrific boiler explosion this afternoon in the Sligo Iron works destroyed the building and number of dwellings in the vicinity; also setting fire to the Luke Erie railroad shops; men, women and children rushed from the houses and called for parents and friends whomc they supposed either killed or wounded. The search found three killed, eleven wounded four, fatally.
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INSANE SHOOTER.

YUMA, Sept. 2lst.-List night about four o'clock man who has been stopping at a lodging house in this place, armed himself with a rifle and pistol and started out on the street. Everyone he met he ei> ther shot at or attempted to do SO. Crossing the railroad bridge he shot al a mon named Rechemacher, hitting him in the ankle, prOba olN Iaming him for life. The Sheriff accom- panied hy Two h iians started in pursuit, but before they 'und him he Ead shot himself and died soon after. At about seven o'clock the toly was brought in and an in- quest held. The verdict of the jury was in accordance with the above facts. No papers could be found among his cffrcts which disclosed his name. He was evidently in cara
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CALL FOR BoNDs'

WASHINGTON, Sert. S-ouper- visiag Architect Hill this m '' '''i"s 5 offered his resignati n to Secreiaf5 Folger, to take effect upon tine ap- puintment Of his successor.
 The sccretory of the .reasnry has issued a call for fifteen million of three.per cents.
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TO Renf.

CMALL House to rent on Washing.o~ - street near ih>on's St ble. Good we'll ater Cn the p emi es. Inqusre of
 S5f "A TWEED
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COLD WATER PEOPLE.

BOSTON. Sept. 2l.-P,ohibitinn state convention has nominated Chas. Amy Of New Bedford, for governor
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W eekly Herald

raursaay. Sep embsr sz. 1888.
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TELE GRAPHIC.
CHARLES mocomAs Fouxs.

FoRr SCOTT. Tansa Sep. 1S.-A prv vate di patch received here to- night from reliable urces of Silver Ciry, New Me&iJ,,, hy Hon. E. F. Wade, announce the anding of Char ley McCpmas, the lilile sU2 of Jud~ ge and Mrs. McCnmas, who was butche' ed by Indians in Arizona some months ago, and reports him in goop health. The parties who have him clane the $15,000 reward which will be paid. No particulars of recovery aIe given.
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ONE DOLLAR FROM CHICAGO TO
 LOUISVILLE.

CHICAGO, Sept, 21.-The war in lhe passage rates bet cen the Ghi> cagO and Huntsville after remaining S4 50 for two days t.r'k sharp iurE Il, wnward this mrrning and at this homr, noon are selling at six dollars with rebate Of five over the Pan Handle ami four dollars wi th rebate of three over the Louisville, New Albany $ Chicago, making the ac- tdal rate to Louisville cue dol- lar.
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sHORT OF STAMPS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2o.-It is be~ lieved that with the utmost e1 ertI0ns of the q. partment that fully one- third If the post offices in the cnun- try will no. have an edequat' supply of stamps upon the date when the new law providing for lhe new let> ter rates goes into operation. The depar ment oficitls how yer do not fear any serious obstruction to bus> mess
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IN MEMORY OF OLD zAcK

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept. 21.-The monument erected by the state nf Kentucky to the m mory of General and President Zlchry Taylor was dedicated to-day at Taylor's home stead.
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EXAMINER FOR SAN FRANCISCO
 CnUNTERFIT NOTE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The nom inallon Of Edward Novman as Ex- amlner of the Treasury al San Fran cisco which was made by the Coi- iector of hat port, has been approved by tho Secretary of the Treasiry. The Secret Service division of the Treasury departm ent has received from Boston. one of the i've dollar notes which the public had preYi- ouSly reported ih circul ation. It is said by Treasury experts to be fair imitation of U s. Treasury notes.
 THE CIGAR MAKERS CONVENTION.
 TORONTO, Sept. 21-At the cigar makers convention the proposal 10 incorporate into National Union was adopted; an anti -Chino~e law was recommends to he pu>hed in the Dominion and money granted to enable the President to cooperate with other laboring organizations in doing so.
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ed out just as I expected; Congress
 would not lake he buli of polygamy
 squarely by the horns for fear of do- ing he Mormons injustice and cons
 sequeGtly, through fear of doi 2
 wrong, il failed to do what was
 right Not beyond twenty per cent
 of Mormons ar polygamisf, but the
 remaining Mormons. or monogamists
 as they are called, are largely in ex>
 cess of the gently population, and
 as they stan. ready to do the bids
 ding of ihe Mormon church they
 can easily out vote the geatiies and con rol the election If members of
 Territorial legislature. Is nor~
 monism on the increa-e? Yes, nor
 mon immigration m Uth is very large and growi g; probably the in crease in rr'p ,rtiou of three tn one
 of gentiles. They arc also settling
 in adjacent sta e. and territories. In
 fact m ,rmoaism is to,day broader, deeper ana .oager than ever be- sfotc. It ise D in '.ycry sense of the word q d must be dealt with in an aggressive manser.
 INDIAN oUTRAeEs EXAGGERATED
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 21.-M Messrs. F. o Mcclure and Fred Heria, If the firm of Herra & Mcclure, mer- chants of this plac returned ycster- d y from an extended tour through the northern and ca stern portions Of the State of Sonora They say the res cent reports of the Indian outrages ose sections are in tine majority If cosoo ithou; foundation, and ill some others s,eatIy sxaggerated- They travelled down t1.., ioie--ses ~ dre range over much of '.-'e r",.'es taken by General Crook and as ar south as the Yaqui river. The pen. 1 pie romemb, ring their past expert ence are very iimid and easily l alarm q, but the great HaJoFlty ol | hostiies. If a5t all of them, are with> put doubt now in Chihuahua. They | purchased and brought out wiihout difficulty some three hundred head | 1f cattle. Their report is confirmed l hy Mir. J. H. Slaughter, a pTOminen | cattle man, who arrived some days ,lnce with twelve hundred head of cattle purchased in Sonora. but fur her west. They report seeing Urge amounts of wild game, principally leer and turkey.
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EDMUND's BILL AND MoRMoNrsM.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Gnveraor Murray. of btah is Tn town. Speak ing of the results following the practical application of the E l. mund's bill, Murray said: "It turn
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VETOED.

BOSTON, Sept. 19.-A special from Concord New Hamp-h re. says: The governor has decided not to sign ihe Southern Pacific R ilroad company and Steamboat company incorpor- ation biE, which pa -sed both brane ches of the legislature.
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NOMINATED.

BosToN, Sepi. 19-Robinson was nominated for guvernor on Ihe first ballot, having 996 vot"s out of 116S.
 On the first ballot for lieu. enanI governor, Ames had 775 votes ous of 1v97.
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NO PoL1rrcAL SIGNIFICANCE.

LONDON. Sept. 21 The Pail Mall Gazc-t te says, it is authorxt d to de clare that the visit of Gladstone 10 Copenhagen has no political siguif- icance.
 PARTICIPATING THE AMERl CAN CONSUL
 LONDON, Sept. 21.-The American Consul at Canton has maintained a conciliatory attitude and remain aloft from other foreign rep: esen- tative. The Viceroy. appreci ating this fact, has visited the Consul and assured him that prompt attention will be effec ed regarding the Amer ican claims. It is rumored that Waddington thinks of rcsiguing the French ambassador to Great Brit ain.
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ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13-secretary Folger said this afternoon that the resignation of Supervising Architect Hill would be accepted
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court. Pa,
isl, OF LatOurc.e.
Mrs.. S. p. CrichlOr rs. No. 1905
Thomas L. Windey.

vT1AkE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY VIR-
i tue III All order OF seizure and sale eIl.n-
ating from the above entitled court, in the
above entitled and numbered suit. l have
seized and will offer for sale 1T public auction
pursuant to law to the last and highest bid
der at the Court House in tho Town Of Thib"-
daux on Saturday the 18th. day Of January
1884, between the hours OF ii o'clock a. NJ.
and 4 o'clork 2. NJ. the following described
property tO-wIt:
Three certain lots of ground! or town lots
situated in the town OF Thik6.ianx. in the
parish Of Laf"urche, .161tHr With all the
lots bcin. described ~ the number. enc hun-
bred, one hundred altI one and one hundred
aud two. on the plan of said town. bounded
on the East by Henry Clay street. ON til.
West by Jackson street. on the North nv lots
Nos. 81, 20. and ~ now owned by l. u. Moore,
and Oh the South by Clinton street.
Terms and Conditions OF sale Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
mi Salty the principal interest costs and
attorneys fees in the above suit
December LIST. 1888.
THEOpHILE TlIlBODACX.
-Si.c:if
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Mothers
~NlO(hcYs!!!

Are yon disturbed at night and
broken Ct your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the TX
cruciatlng pain Of cutting teeth ?
If so, go at once and get II hottie
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend npOn it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not Il
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at
that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest 10 the mother,
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
ly safe to use in all eases, and
pleasant to the taste, 3ld is tie
prescription of II of the Oldest
and best female physicians an!
nurses in the Cuite., States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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HE DELEGATES FROM LAFORR
CHE.-Tlle mass meetings held. in
Tue vatiOas wards in the Parish of
Aaiourchc, Oh asst Saturday, we've
more numer0usly attended than
smllar meetings have been for
many years. Delegates who were
appointed in all the wards, were
soe principal and most influential
cl'lzeIs Of the Parish, and on Mon
Jay In the Parochial Convention.
every ward. except the sixth, was
represented.
Tue proceedings Of the conven
uon were harmonious aud agreea
Aole, aud will be found ia another
ooianln of to-dayss SENTINEL. They
peak for themselves. The attel
aos OF the reader is directed tc
staem Tor full informant, III.
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The Picayune has turned its at
tenti0n to the expedition of the
imes-Democrat into the everglades
of Florida. The expedition is one
that may be productive Of much
good and by nc means can it cause
any harm or injury to any one But
the Picayune cannot see a red flag
without butting it. 1t reminds
one of "a Billy goat butting at a
stone barn.
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BY reference to the advertise
ment Of Bodley Bros. it will be seen
that this enterprising firm has re
moved to ST. Charles street. n. O..
where it will he permanently locat
ed IN the future, as that firm has
Purchased the ground and erected
thereon a magnificent store suited
to their purposes.
Louisiana has no more enterpris
ing, liberal and public spirited men
than the senior member of this
firm.
Their business is conducted in al,
honorable and upright manner, and
me numerous friends Of Bodlcy
Bros. will be gla,l to learn that
sney are permanently located.
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q The CANVAS.-As far rs heard
from II Parishes send rs McEnery
delegates t" the Baton Rouge Con
ventiOn. One Parish sends 8 o.
den delegates aud 3 parishes send
y anti administration delegates.
Ut til. above IS, II are claimed
by O.drn'S faction with as m,,cl,
rlauSiMlity as the devil claimed II
few thousand acres he proposed 10
barter away some centuries ago.
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Mrs. George Pagh died, at the
residence of her sons.iu-law, Woods
Bros. near Tcrrebonne station, on
November o3 1883, and was buried
in St. Johns cemetery last SatuI
day.
The deceased had been q resident
OF Franklin Parish for q number of
years. She had been i'll for a long
time and was on IA visit to her
daughters when the messenger OF
Death came /; she passed peaceably
away 10 that better world whence
none return.
Don't forget to buy a nice Ba-
by carriage for from $3.50 to $1,000
at. S. 7. Grisamore's House Fur
nishing Depot, when you come to
Thibodaux.
The Louisiana STANDARD, the
organ ot the colored people Of Louis
lana takes u sensible view of the
effect ot the decision Oh the Civil
Rights Bill. 1t says ''that the col
ored people are able to take care
Of themselves, aud if they cannot
earn quiet living in this State,
Mexico, and other Southern lands
are open to Them"
The co!Ored man has every legal
right that the white one enjoys. in
the United States. Out here they
are making good and honest livings,
many Of them own property many
of them plant rice, corn, potatoes
&c. and obtain Il competent SUI
port. Their condition is better
than that of the laboring classes Of
the Northern States, and they are
gaining wealth daily when they Ell
deavOr to do so.
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Little boys and girls from 3
years up TO so, should begin to
make preparations to visit Coles
big .circus that will exhibit here
next Thursday. 1t will be il great
light. 1t will interest the old and
please the young. The pretty
clown will make folks laugh, AID
the thousand of other attractions
will delight the visitors. The big
elephant and baby will be there he
sdes monkeys, fluc horses, perform
ing dogs and many other queer
and interesting animals that have
came a long ways to be looked at,
BY the admiring multitude. Go
and see them.
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Our sympathies are extended
to our Bro. j. Ii. Gilliland of the
Shreveport Times who has lately los;
a sou from Lockjaw caused by u
wound from a Toy pistol.
AS Christmas is now approaching
We may anticipate Il few funerals
in ThibOianx from these Interest
ing little piayillinss. The Town
Council should impose Il fine of tit
ty dollars upon any person who will
sell one of them.
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The editor of the Iberia Star
says show some Of the administra
ton organs "a come 10 the concln
sion that 'McEnery is the peoples
choice is beyond u comprehen
Sion" @
Well, is it beyond the Star Edi
tors comprehension that other men
can forx, opinions of their own as
we'll an he can!
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The Right Reverend F. x. IT,
ray, Coadjutor Bishop of the Dio
cese of New Orleans will admins
ter confirmation in St. JO>eph's
Catholic Church on to morrow
week, ut High Mass at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
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Persons building dwellings
saouio call aud examine the Enam
s'a Aantet CRATES, for sale by S.
l Gfisamore which are both eco
aonical and handsome.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending November 30, 1883.

STRANGERS ROTELA-v. j. Dufour. Ju-
les Deiuzain. E. E. Lucas, Geo. A. Bonecaze,
Charles 50 Magner. Frank u. Ogden, e. A.
White, Edgar L. Durrive. Edgar Bachsmin,
Jacob Hirch, Alex. Worries. +. Labarte, N.
0 A. NJ. Goldsmith, New York A. w. Rey-
nolds, Baltimore I; E. Ducos, J. Bourgeois, La
fourche f. G0odale, Morgan City.
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john McEvers, a life long citi
zen Of Tbibodaux and vicinity died
4 his residence on Jackson street
hist Sunday night, November %,
1855.
His remains were inferred in St.
Josepb's cemetery.
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Look in at S. T. Grisamore's
uouse Furnishing Depot and see
that a handy place it will be to
hsr useful aud ornamental Christ
mas presents.
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There was no bolc in the con
yeution here on Monday.
lfthere were any of the Malone
Ogden factions present they re
naiDed silent.
! There may be Ogden men In La
burcle.
We have heard one man say he
vas in favor of his nomination.
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The cool weather of Wednes
,.y vas nice and pleasant, but
..o,o WAS neither frost nor ice.
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The Bayou continues to rise
.,d il now about s feet above low
yater mark.
There are several boats now enter
bring this stream, of which the
silver City goes as far as Lockport.
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1bt dbibooaux Sentinel.
WIS.

Several planters in this vicini
). have finished, or are about fin
;.biug sugar making.
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Yesterday morning, the water
in the Bayou was Z feet above low
water mark.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-25

and ruined character. Annie Crosby is
prematurely old, infirm, poverty stricken
and the merest wreck of her former self.
Time was when sre proudly bore another
name, and she was fond wife and loving
mother. The vice of drink possessed her
and she is now homeless and friendless.
Yesterday she was before Judge Burr for
drunkenness and sentence was suspended
in order that she might leave town.
A young woman named Inquid Nelson
collared the ear of Clerk Fairchild yester-
day morning and related a narrowing
story about her perfdious lover, A. M
Carlson. he promised to marry her and
now that she was in Trouble he would moi
come to time. He had given her two notes
of $50 each TO settle the matter, but they
were dated several months ahead. She
also paid ten of her hard earned dollars tt
lawyer for drawing up the notes. Th'
chances are that she is bamboozled.