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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

CTATE OF TEXAS - TRAVIS County Il
- hereby report the following described es-
trays: One gray pony about 1874 hands high
years old, branded OH the right thigh, T. g.
and on back Of thigh. and counter zalnded
oil right shoulder, Ia triangle within Wlf cir
Gle ON right hand). One bay mare Is hands
high, 10 or II years old. blaze face. three white
feet cOmter-branded OF the LEFT shoulder L \.
and branded on left thigh G.
Given under my hand this 18th day of jantG.
AIRY. i. ID. 1855. II. G. PACE,
iin23w:itH E.. G.. r. {, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

TrsTRAYED- J. A. McMichael, before Y.
II q. Willhern, J. p, T. c., January ., 1893,
one brown mare, right eye out, or years old,
131z hands high, branded s C on left shoulder
(the G below the 81. Also, one small nily, 3
inside the W, some 10 hands high; Both APP
praised ,s.slt at IS FhAS ok. B z. q wfEc.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

Hon. S. n. Pickens, mayor of Pal
estine, is in the city. He is here to
attend a convention of delegates from
the cities of Texas regarding the
matter contained in the following
circular, addressed to the various may
ors of Texas cities last November:
Gentlemen: Whereas, all cities with
ten thousand inhabitants and less are
prohibited by the state constitution,
article IL, section 1, from levying
more than One-fourth of one per cent
per annum taxes, and no provision is
made whereby any solid Improvement
can be made by any such afore-
said city, except in the matter of
erecting public buildings (article 8,
section %. the same being not as COM
prehensiVe as it should be, because it
does not, save by implication, confer
the power to purchase grounds and
maintain buildings when erected; and
whereas, many cities, like our own,
are completely hampered and pre-
vented from making many essential
permanent improvements, such as
Sewerage, lights, water works, etc,
without which no city can accomplish
much in the matter of progressive devel-
opment, our city council has therefore
unanimously resolved to make an eff
fort to have an amendment offered to
section 8, article s. SO as to read:
Except for the payment of debts
already incurred, and for the erection
of public buildings, water works, gas
works, electric or other system of
lights. sewerage, drainage, or any
other permanent public improve
ments, together with the right to
purchase sites, and maintain such
buildings or works. To raise funds
for protection against epidemic or
contagious diseases, not to exceed
fifty cents on the one hundred dollars
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CrCEus HEREBY GIVEN thai

NJ CICE H. HEREBY GIVEN that
~ after the publication of this notice for
{ nty days bin will be introduced in the
stature of the state of Texas for the relief
Of Alsey s. Miller, Milbern Heral and Mary A
Wooos widow of Gonzales Woods, deceased,
grantii Q to each Of S-aid parties 1880 acres of
land ard placed the on the same footing as
The old veterans said VI Tier, Heral and
Woods being only surviS - of DowsOu
massacre moi heretofore provide for.
iiI-w6t A. S. MILLER.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

"The Prairie Flower" for Febru-
AIRY is on our desk. This is a maya
zine of forty-eight pages, quarto, pub
lished by Mrs. c. NJ. WinKler (wife of
the late Judge c. NJ. Winkler), at Cor
sicana, and is devoted to 1.-The Pure,
the True, and the Beautiful" It's
motto is an index to its character. and
the price of subscription, 50 per year,
is very reasonable. The contents for
February are: Crusty Dick or the
Hermit; Love Thee, Winter The
White Rose of York; To My Mother;
Home influence After Two Years /;
Misplaced Confidence ; Pre-eXistence !;
The Poet Of the South The Golden
Key Opens Every Door Old Relics /;
TO My Harp; The Druids; Thy Will
be Done; Historical; Masonic; House
hold; Editorial.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

The horse-race scoops in $1,000 the
first day, and the church fair lasts
week, works twenty-five or thirty of
the best women in America nearly to
death, and comes out $40 in debt.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

NOR SALE - \ BARGAIN 80 &. 4. Graves
Decker stock farm; $50 acres all enclosed
coed improvements. fine mesquite Grove. Price
$50 0.-NO. %. XlMPELMAN u BERGEN, iO5
East Pecan street. ian29diw2t
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NOTICE TO
STOCK RAlSERS
and Farmers.

TINE advertiser has large Ranch, well
i watered and timbeEcd. and situated near
IN; rtli nc Iias III h d ia
q good man to take an interest and manage
the business, as his health is poor and he has
other business requiring his attention. To the
right kind OF a man, having honesty, energy,
talent and money, this is an opportunity sell
dom offered. No one need apply who has not
from 5000 to $4,000 to invest. Address
STOCK RAISER,
dSwlt AT this Office.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

ESTRAYED-By James p Macarthur, before
II ID. C. Pace, J. p. I. c,. October 10, 1882,
13H hands high, branded TV (connected) ON
left shoulder, and one red-roan yearling colt,
branded HH fcOnnectedl on left thigh, APP
nraised at $50 FRANK BROWN.
febi0-wM Clerk c. c. 7. c,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

1t would seem that there is plenty
of time for the citizens of Austin to
interest themselves in the erection OF
the grand Odd Fellows temple at this
place, but we must be up and doing
or other cities may offer better induce
ments before the next session of the
Grand Lodge L. o. o. F., which meets
at Fort Worth next February. The
session of the Grand Lodge which
recently met here was partial to Aus
tin in he selection of its grand Off
GERS, having elected four from this
city, to wit: Col. Fred. Carleton, grand
Lodge; Maj. Joe H. Stewart, grand
baugh, grand messenger. and T. l.,
Wren, Esq, grand secretary.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22
D Witt County
school Lands for Lease or sale.

Bids will be received by the undersigned at
Cuero, Texas, until the 10Th day of March, 1885,
and by j. c. Woodwork and j. p. Baker
members of the commissioners court of De-
Witt county,, at Abiline, Taylor county, from
March 10 until April ;, 1885, for the lease or
purchase of the four leagues Of school Land
the +. P. r. r. No offer for lease for a
longer term than five years, nor for purchase
on shorter credit than ten years VIII be enter
talned Lease or interest must be paid annu-
ally in advance The commissioners court re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids
j. ID. TERRY,
ia17w4f County Illde Dewitt county
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Strange Narcotics.


The great narcotic in India is the
betei nut of which Anglo-SaXon-
perhaps fOrtunately-know nothing.
The hetel nut is the seed of the areca
palm, which is extensively cultivated.
AS nearly every native chewS betel,
the consumption of areca nuts is in
credibly great. In tine Philippines
the Iaborer is paid III betel rolls as he
is with cocoa-leaveS i'll some parts of
Peru, and the betel nut is one
of the most valuable articles
of produce in Sumatra. The
greater part of this islands ex-
port goes to China. The betel nut
is about the size of cherry, slightly
pear-shaped, very hard, and externally
not unlike a nutmeg of inferior quail
ity. In India it is prepared for chew
ing by being cut into long, narrow
strips and wrapped i'll leaves of the
so-called betel pepper. previously
busted on ones side with the quicklime
of calcined shells. In the Philippine,
a bIlyo, as the betel roll is called, is
house, just as Il pinch of snuff or a
one who can afford it puts
a
every hour, which he can chew or
suck for half IN hour at least. The
visible effect of the betel are that it
promotes the tow of the saliva and
lessons perspiration. 1t tinges the
mouth, the teeth and lips with a
vivid red which is not ornamental,
but rs an offset it imparts an agree
able ordor to the breath, and is sup
posed to fasten the teeth, cleanse the
gums and cool the mouth. The juice
is usually. but not always, swallowed.
On those who are accustomed
to use it. the betel exerts
"a weak but continuous and
sustained exhilarating influence. All
through southern India and the Spice
islands every person who owns bit
of land usually grows the leaves of
the pawn, or betel pepper, for his own
consumption. Only tobacco. among
the narcotics in common use. is con-
Sumed in larger quantities than the
betel nut. In India the betel forms
the second great necessary of COM
mon life.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22
Another War.

Those who thought the difficulties be-
tween the grey and the blue had been
settled were in error. At least, the
grey and the blue met in Austin, the
other day, and had tremendous fight
over the old questions. They We're
cOnverSing on the street, and the sol
der who had fought and bled in the
ranks of the grey remarked that he
thought Col. SO-and-so. of the federal
army, was blank-dashety blank ras-
cal. Then the gallant veteran who
had furnished target with his body
for the grey as he mingled with the
blue. stepped up and said that the
Confederate army must retract that
insult to the United States command
er, as he (the blue soldier had served
under Colonel SO-and-SO. Then the
Confederate States Stiffened up its
spinal column. daintily tucked back
his cuffs and observed that he would
like to see any blamed blue-bellied
blank, Dlankety daSh-de-dash of Il
yank make him take back anything.
The Austin division of the federal ar
my then rolled up his coat sleeves, ask
ed the non-c0mbating force to please
give him room to form Il line of bat
tie, doubled up his fists and yelled out
that no grey-backed, Indicating,
blockade running dash of blank,
blank dash, blankety dashed rebel
could talk about his old conf
mander i'll that manner. or peace
would end forever. Then the first
gun was fired from Fort Sumter, as
it were; the grey let out from the left
wing and took the blue in the
ear; the blue got i'll one
under the left eye of the confederacy,
and then a regular Observation-Disclosures
ness time was had for u few minutes.
The results were exactly the same as
they were at AppOmattOx courthouse
on the 9th of April, 1S65-the blue
compelled the grey to surrender. But
the parallel ended with the conquer
ing of the grey, for the blue had to go
up and pay all the war debts, and the
costs, for giving the grey such a
thrashing on the public streets of the
capital city of Texas, "a late Confeder-
ate stat9. Both are modest soldiers,
and say that they do not care to be
mentioned in history. But the STATES
MAN hopes it knows its duty to its
country as an impartial historian.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

INTERCHANGEABLE northern Me-
y rino Ewes and lambs, aeclimated: shear
TO II lbs; terms easy. Contracts taken for
COLLINS. Austin. Call at StelfoX's store
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS
~ We make q specially of selling real estate
in Austin city. Travis and the adjoining eoun-
ties Send US description Of property you
want sold ZIMPELMAN & bergen. los
East Pecan street. fell-2Id-wit
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EOR SALE-Iine prairie farm 40 acres all
II enclosed; IL miles south from Austin.
Price S27O0.-NO. n. ZIMPELMAN x Der
GEN. / > T.. Pecan street. jan2Sdlw2t
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NOR SALE-The small fruit farm, contain
II ing 3iJ4 acres, with comfortable dwelling
house and Out-buildings, a d permanent wa
ter; lately occupied by j. J. Stutor, deceased.
ja31ti +. NJ. PEASE, Administrator.
ENSTRAYED-By John Bennett, before Fritz
u Tegener, j. r., 7. c., a sorrel mare, about
II years old, about u hands high, and no yisi-
Brown, Clerk e. G., I. c. iis-it
ESTRAYED- j. II. Devil, before james
u \. Wright, j. p, 7. C., January 10, 1888,
two small brown mules. one branded Q. L. on
left hip, same ON left shoulder; the other has
no brand. Each about y or Is years old, and
are work stock. EAppI aised at SIS each.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-22
Married.

At the residence of the brides
brother, Mr.. J. N. Day, Mr.. Jas. F.
Bryson of Cheyenne, Wyoming Ter
ritOry, and Miss Sarah II. Day, of
this city, the Rev. DIR. J. W. Poin-
dexter officiating. The wedding was
without any oStentatious display.
There were no ushers or bridesmaids;
and after the wedding and sump-
tuous lunch, the young couple took
the train for Franklin, Tennessee.
The bridal presents made a beauti-
full display, all being very elegant and
costly. Among them were pair of
diamond earrings, by G. Z. Day and
J. w. and w. W. Driskill; a set of
after-dinner coffee spoons, by \. Balm /;
a beautiful gold watch chain, by j..
". Day; soup ladle, by Mrs. j. ".
Day; a set of teaspoons, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam French; a card receiver, by
Laura and Eddie; toilet case, by
Miss Amanda Hume; a set of spoons,
by B. Melasky; jelly spoon, by Sallie,
Alfred and Eula; butter knife, Alma
Day; gravy ladle, Laura Driskill;
berry set, Miss Emma Driskill; col
ogne stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Jaqua; silver
cup, l. Stein; gold napkin ring, Mrs.
j. NJ. Day to Mr.. j. F. Bryson; beau
French.
Miss Sarah Day is one of Austin's
most popular young ladies, and to
know her, and in winning her. Mr..
Bryson has obtained a treasure. All
wish the young couple much happi-
ness and usefulness in life.
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PLACED IN LIMBO,

to answer for his rascality. Cases
like the above have been frequent
this winter, and strangers coming to
the city cannot be too careful who
they place confidence in. Ramsey's
Ill treatment of the cadets at the
Naval academy has caused consider
able talk in the newspapers hereaboutS.
RMnsey'S barbarity is denounced in
very forcible language. Rebellion
cannot be tolerated at an institution
of the kind, but the suffering and lille
gal hardships the boys were subjected
to has caused pnblic sentiment to be
almost unanimous
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-09-22

PERSONNEL Mr.. r. Champa-
ne, employee dams la maisOn God
chaux, rue du Canal, depuis vingt.
cinq ans au moins, Went d'etre in
teress6 dams cette maison, 81 favo:
rablement connue dams toute pEtat.
Les personnes qui anraient besoin
lie hinge confectionne, mont qua
s'adresser & MI. Champagne qui q
fera nOn-seulement un devOir mails
un plaisir de v0us faire voir PIN.
mense stock que renferme Get Sta.
basement ct ~ravantage quill Va 4
acheter de Ia bonnie merchandise I
des prix moderes.
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voL.-Henry Keller, un jeune
nulatre, qui a deja ell plusieurs de-
peHes avec Ia justice, a etc arr6t1
nercredi dernier par lie constable
Il vile, ct se trouve maintenant
bge dams rh6tel des haricOts-eta-
Nissement avec lequel il a ell occa-
zion de faire cOnnaissance. Au-
purd'hui lie petit Henry est accuse
dun vol qui a etc commits a ph6tel
des Strangers sur la personne dun
yeyageur, pendant quill dormait.
Dapres les temoignages donnes a
instruction ~preliminaire, il est pro
liable que lie JUICE de District lui
~d6cernera, q Ia Cour procllaine, un
billet de logement pour lie Grand
Hotel de iEtat, ct en- ce faisant il
&barrassera notre vile de sa pre-.
renee.
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OUvERTURE.-Mr. Albert Daxet,
proprietaire du Sugar Planters Ia.
change, au coin DIES rues Decatur ct
st. Louis, a fait samedi dernier
POuverture de son 6tablissement,
OH tous ses amis ct connaissances
Gtaient invites. TOus cenx qni %
sont rendus a son invitation ont etc
enchantes de la reception qui leur Q
etc faite ct ont admire lie goht avec
lequel Get Establishment await etc
TRANSFORMS. Aujourd'hui, par Pad
dition dune batisse, les voyageurs
trOuveront chez lui un Hotel ct
Restaurant monte dams lie dernier
genre ct des chambres bien a3r3e
avec tOus le comfort desirable.
Tous les jours, de 8 heures du ma
tin a 1 heure de papres-midi, il Y q
I'm lunch chaud qui fait courir LEI
gOurmets.
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LAgue Cure dAyer procure non
settlement un soulagement imm6-
dat, mails il detruit lie poison qui
prodnit la maladie, sans laisser le
moindre effet injurieux, CONNIE
c'est lie cas- avec Ia quinine ct beau.
coup d'autres medicines ann0ncees
dams les journaux. Cest' la seufe
Medicine en- existence qui peut
etre cOnsideree CONNIE un antidOte
absolu c0ntre Ia fievre, le frisson ct
toutes les maladies qui en- decou'
lent. a.
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FoIRE.-Une grande FOire, sous
b auspices des compagpies Ihibo-
der No. l ct Home Hook and Lad
y No. l, aura lieu les 90 ct 80
Septembre 1883, au Firemem's Fair
Groxads, pour lie benefice des fonds
~ construction de la nOuvelle sale
publique de Thibodaux. II V aura
acette foire des Embellishments,
as limonades, DIES cremes a la gla-
q, 10 gumbo oblige ct enfin un res
eursnt pourvu de tOus les NETS les
nleux goates du public. On peut
cue sur d'avance que le tout offrira
u attrait charmant 4 tons ceux qui
aeaorerOnt ces lleux de leur pre-
1ence.
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NOUVELLES DE PAkTOUT.

LIE juge Lazarus a rendu une de-
cision l0nguement mOtiv6e dams
Paffaire du TresOrier B. T. Walshe
contre lie Marie de Ia Nouvelle-Or-
leans. LIE JUICE q maintenu Pinjonc-
ton prise par Mr.. Walshe ct a de-
clare incOnstituti0nnelle la mise en-
accusation de &C dernier par le
Conseil de Vile.
L'h6tel de la mOnnaie de Phila-
delphie va frapper dies pieces de 10
cents. IL a i Get effet recu paut0ri-
sation d'acheter 80 mile onces d'ar-
gent.
LIE neuvieme anniversaire du IA
septembre a etc celebre ( Ia cath6-
drale st. Louis, par une grande
messe funebre.
La ligne telegraphique de la Nou
velle-O Orleans a Baton Rouge va
s'6tendre sur lie Bayou Lafourche,
ct ira probablement .jusqu'a Lock
port. II est a presumer quele plan
teurs lui accorderont genereuse-
ment leur patronage.
La plus curieuse ct Ia plus int6-
| ~ressante exposition que Pom trouve
a Louisville, sc compose de trOis
modestes petites vitrines pleines de
produits chimiques ct pharmaceuti-
ques, prepares par DIES femmes ct
des jeunes files. Cest pexpOsition
de Necole de pharmacie feminine du
Kentucky.
IL a Ell d la NOuvelle-O Orleans,
pendant la derniere semaine, 100
deces, don't II du sexe masculin ct
So du sexe feminin.
LIE plus grand pare an bestiaux
gui existe All monde appartient a
Oh. Goodnight, vers les sources de
la riviere Rouge, Texas. II a COM
mence 4 acheter des terres, il y q
quatre ans; il s'est rendu a~cqu6reur
de 10000 arpents a 80 cents. LIE
prix DIES terres a bient6t hauss6, &c
qui lie Ia pas emp6cbG de continuer
ses achats. II possede aujOurd'hui
100000 arpents. II lui fault $50
miles de cl6ture autour de lei pro-
prietes. II v entretient a False 49,
600 t6tes de betail.
Ian dernier, il a etc envoy6 par
terre, Ell Chine, ponr $lO,OOO,OOO
de matfriel de guerre.
Les poules americaines pOndent
1900, OOO, 900 d'eufs par an.
II Y a aux Etats- Unis, 1,O28 jour
naux quOtidiens.
Les expectations de rannee fisca-
]e, ~tinissant lie 80 JUN dernier, ont
etc les plus fortes quill y ait Ell de-
puts longtemps anx Flats Unis, a
Perception DIES annees 1890 ct
1880 81.
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N0uvEAU MAGAs1N.- LOWER
ule du nouveau magasin de Mr..
Meyer, place dams la rue du
Aaln, a cote de la pharmacie de Mr..
s@. I. Thibodeaux, aura lieu lie %
gee mols, c'est-a-dire samedi pro-
@1a. 81 on Ell JUICE d'apres les
.'nOreux coils qui sont rentres
vans Get etablissement dcpuis lie
unnencement du mais, nous pou-
'eas dire que r~assortiment sera des
s'us oomplets, des plus varies ct
)" Plus frais. L'acheteur est done
u dy trouver tous les articles
seut il peut avoir besoin ct celia
ades prix tres has.
0est Mr.. Alfred Levy, bien con
- pour son affabilite envers les eli
aus qui, ayant charge de Get eta.
s's'eat, Sc fera un vrai plaisir
l''oer ses marchandises d tous
Uax qui assisteront a son ouvertu.
s' Rappelez -vous la date du q
oeptembre 1888.
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,,,.v DE PoL1cE.-Le Jury de
~. s,est assemble lie ID de &c
!. norr prendre en- considera'
Ia netition des habitants du
~. district de drainage. A Get
=, n ordinance a etc adoptee,
,.o,,elle lie sheriff est requis
%r.npoucer qu'une election sera te-
:. dams &c district, confornement
=. hi. lie come jour du mois roc.
tobre 1888.
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ExCURSION.-E excursion / Il
Noavelle-O orleans, donn6e h II Dc
ce mois par Ia compagnie des. pom.
piers Protector No. 2, q etS on No
peut plus agreeable. Les nqmbmux
excursionistes ont tous ste enchan.
ties de la c~ourtoisie des oficiers he
cette compagnie ct des amusements
varies que leur a procure h Non.
velle-O Orleans pendant lie court g.
jour qu'ils ont fait dams cette willie.
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p,r1E.-Les dernieres pluies ont
tat beaucoup de bien aux cannes.
Embarrassment il est encore DIES
.,dro;ts oil les habitants mont pas
:, nmber une goutte dean depuis
Non des semaines. Dams ces en-
,,oits les cannes souffrent ct jau-
,;.eut a vue d'ei!, tandis que par
upt OH la pluie est tombee ON volt
n champs de canues pousser ct
,yerdir. lie temps menace encore,
i il faut espfrer que les champs
mi mont pas encore ete atteints par
Il pluies recevront leur contingent.
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MARIAGE.-Le II de &c mois, a
as celebre, a reglise catholique st.
Jneph. mar le Rev. Chas. M6nard,
h marriage lie Oscar l.. Caro- ct
Nellie Mary A. Bourg. Nous SOU
hdtons 4 &c jeune couple une lon
re suite de bonheur ct de prospe-
ntk
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,orVELLES LOCALES.

...rs.-Ie Collector est pref a
-.;r les taxes prelevees sur lie
e,'.n d,assessement de 1888. Ces
.ont msintenant dues ct apres
:, ,scembre 1888, Giles porteront
ss,st a raison de 3 pour cent par
noiR.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-09-22
Avis.

w. T. L. Hayes sera a Th,bodaux, a P6cui.e
de Frank Hoffman, avec un superbe choix do
mulets, depuls ct apres le 10 aont 1888, lequel
sera vendu d des conditions ct a des prix raj
sonnables. aont-4S3.