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SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
rhiladetpha and intermediate stations
=. 70 u. IN: l2uO M. $50. $50, 800 y. III.
Philadelphia and New York 100. 223 a.
in. 5.lT. 6.D$ 1.2G p. N.
Baltimore and Washington. ~ ISL 500,
3.1I n. M: ilu4 y. N. Baltimore. Los u. III.
For further Information. passengers are re-
ferrcd to the Timetables posted At The S,a
tons
Trains marked ~ are limited express upon
which extra fare il charged
CHARLIE, 4" pIGH. ]. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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yNOR SALE-2 OK THREE NEW BRICK
houses on Adams street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, with Mansard roof. bay
windows, front porch, front yard, ground cell
arr light and deep; said to be the most hand.
some houses In the city: side yard, SALOON par.
Ior. y rooms and o bath, making 10 registers
Tor heaters. Those in need Of houses would
do we'll to give them their attention. One
On Madison. Inquire at 500 W. 9TH 1t. m2ao
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I>Ok SALE.-AT 4 GREAT SACRIFICE
L a.ii.udIi new organ. Apply 10 office.
IO3 " .lnut street. IA II.
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11OR SALE-vERY DESIRABLE NEW
residence, No. 9l2 W. Ninth street. A
heau,ifl modern architectural, nine roomsd
house. with bath and all modern improve.
ments heater In cellar. No. Sll Monroe 1t.
sroolned house, with bath, front porch, bay
vindow. back stairs, splendidly pOpcrcd, and
several new seven roomed and BATH twD-stOry
houses at Hazlett and Jackson sts., 1ithtA 21
feet Of Delaware avenue. Apply 70 }. 3. i
SEEDS X SON, 81 Monroe st., 90 W. Nh
at. or ST. Jackson st. fl9 II
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lyon sALEmrouk B Bi:1 NEW !;
rooms, lont porches, front, side and back yards.
high grounds, dry cellars fine view Of Della
ware rlycr; all modern improvements; terms
easy. Apply or address J. q. PICKLES, or
WIN. II. FOULK, at W. ID. Pickles Flour
stnre 9Th Nnd King street. f-tf
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MARKET.
DHlLA pELPHlA "A. WlLMI NOTION AND
1 BALTl MORE RAILROAD
OCTOBER 9TH, 1892

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadcl phil and Intermediate sta
tions, o.55 100. 1919 a. m: 80 100 7.3O, 9.5J
p. N.
Philadelphia texpress) = 2Z3. $50. 7.5O.s15,
., 9.39, 95S. II SO a. IN. l2lj, l.53, oil, $40,
6.3s. 1.26 p. m.
New York. 200. 223, $50. $50. y5S. ll53 a.
IN. tl2.3s 80. go, Ill 6.3S, 10 y. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, LOS
VII, 1000 u. M: 900 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line. 6.j7 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. l.42 AL, sos.
9.l7 II. M: LOO tl.U.. 400, G.j7, ll.4 D. III.
Baltimore only, LOS. 1000 a. III. l2.26 and i
y. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800. 10 Il. m: LOS. 800 62i
y. IN.
Harrington ana intermediate stations, $40
a. III. LOS. j2j y. IN.
Dcmar and intermediate stations. 80 a,
NJ; % +. m
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LNDR - ALE-A 'iODD BABY COACH
l. rln DC bought cheap. At 81 +, Second
.rcc, NIT
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LNbk SALE villa BE SOLD FOR
l. waui Of use. an old hugg
Apply at this office.
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yNuR SALE-A PAIR Or YOUNG
r mules coming I (four) years old. Kind
.ad veil broken, and sold for want Of use
address T, W. STEWARD, b22 W. Front
I. i5-tf
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LNHK SALE-A SPLENDID ItE Ron,
A. Inquire \. Il. corner Chestnut and
tiLlu- ml-Utt
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J,uN SALE ny EUUTORS-DWEII.
I INK house late Of Eli Wilson, decd, No.
COZ Washington street, Wilmington. Terms
aasy. Apply to b. N1ELI,S, Attorney for
Executor, SO Market street. nu22-eOd-tf
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ENpk SALE-.A SPLENDID PIANO
Il cheap. AT l03 East Second ST. lls-if
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NOR >ALE-l SUIT or PLUSH PAR
L iur urniture. Also. DO yards of M"pLct
.a1"t Apply At l21o West Il m2-M'
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SNHERlFF'S SALE Bl tlRlU W. OF A
- writ Of Lcvari Facias to me direct.
ed, will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
Hotel OF Sarah Shearer, now occupied by
Frank Richards. at k'rkwood. in Pencadrr
Hundred. New Castle County, Del.
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MONDAY, MARCH u, 1883.
40 fresh cows, springers, lot Of young bulls
and feeders. ale to commence NJ O'Clock.
SILL Il BAILY.
l.. W. STIDHAM u Son. Auct's. ll6-dkw-ts
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HtMJDfh THO iHEMlsiS,
LON DON. ENGLAND.
Inc-2n u-tl
KIRKPATRICK \ i'EMBERTUN.
II GENERAL OFFICE
LOG Walnut Street. RhilRNel u In

Atlantic. West India, Pennsylvania. and
Cotton Compress Stores. On Delaware Xiv OF
front. with .idiU4s Of IrnDa. and phiia.. vii
\ BALTIC. X. r. co.'s, Immediately adjacent to
warehouses;. Rc!' facilities and cheapest rate
for storage in the city. Especial attention
given to storage Of canned goods. Liberal
advances made d2O-2btw
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DN FKIDA1,
THE lbTH DAY OF MARCH, 1883.
AT 10 O'Clock. il. m. the following describe,
rnnl nslAlr. To Wit !.
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NyANTED-A 4lRI. FOR GENERAL
w Homework. Inquire at cor. Of Lainottc
and Brandy wine avenue. ml-3t
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- A WHITE GIRL vOR
w general Homework. References re-
luired. Apply ut ao3 West st. m2Ns
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BOY TO LEARN THE
w Iewelry trade. Inquire at this office,
In2-2ts
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DOAKWNtf-D FSl KABI.E 2ND FLOOR
ID, rooms with board. ut 500 King st. m2'3t
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VIyANTEIl-A Girl. FOR GENERAL
w Homework In n small family. Must
bring reference. Inquire at 1918 Madison st.
m2Ns
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What Struck ain Old Sol
der.

1T will soon lie twenty years since the war
closed
Under the hot sun Of August, 1882. the vii
lase Of D"vcr. n. j.. lay still as the SPHINX in
Egypt, while Elijah Sharp, or that pl 'cc
slowly and softly snok- Of the rast Yes.
he sail. Il was in the army AMI saw many Of
the sights Of those fearful years. I was final.
~ discharged from disability. resulting from,
sunstrokr. l came home, miserable in health
and spirits: So enfeeblc.l that l took cold on
the slightest exposure. Life seemed worth
less I" ne | lived only in memory
That was sad enough" I said, dividing
my last tw" cigars" 3
That's s",' responded Mr.. Sharp: shut
got over it. Outgrew it! Not exactly. When
in that condition I began taking PARKER's
Tonic. and my health commenced tn improve
right away. was sstonisl,ci at it, and SO
was my wife. ! piled on the t:csl, and could
attend to business. and n"w-rxcrp;iu. that
l have to take care about exposing mysclf tn
the hot SUM- am as well rs I w:,s the dav I
eDliated. What differences there are ia things
: guns and hayonets kill PAHKER's Tonic
saves"
This preparation which has been known as
FARMERS GISGER yONIC. will hereafter he
called simply PAKKEH's TOXIC. As nnprinc,.
pled dealers are consistently drceiving their
customers by substituting inferior articles nm
der the name Of ginger and IA ginger is real
~ an nnimp"rtant ingredient, we drop the
misleading word.
There is 100 change, h0tc~rcr. in The prepara-
Ito" itself. ~nd all hotties remaining. in the
hands of dealers. wrapped under the name of
"PARKEn's GINGER TONIc" contain the GEM.
inc medicine ii the fac-simile signature Of HIS
o 4 Co. is ut the bottom Of the outside
w ral'p@r.
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THE CLIMAX OF MANAGE.
RIAL SKILL.
The Greatest Amusement Enterprise
Of the Age What May be En-
pected-A Tour IN the For
eign Lands- OOO QUO
Inrested.

Of tie there has been more or less con
t~rovefsy as to who is the greatest caterer
in the world. and the result has been to
point out w. w. Cole as the n great
Caesar Of the Show Kingdom, and Lis re-
cent successful tour in foreign lands. and
triumphant return to America. after a jour
ney Of over AZ. 100 miles by land and sea
seems sufficient to warrant this million
rendered verdict. Mr.. Cole has recently
added to his mammoth circus, meuagerie
Of trained animals and great congress OF
wonders, all the strange and striking fea-
lures possible to discover during his re
cent tour of the world, and it is 10 safe
to say that over $ 1000 900 is represented in
his gigantic combination, which is replete
in all its appointments. and beyond all
reasonable doubt the grandest amusement
enterprise on earth. In order to deviate
entirely from the usual routine. an enor-
nous theatre stage is erected and used for
the purpose uf introducing u series Of per-
fo%rlnances never before seen under canvas.
A $50. 600 troupe Of trick stations is one
Of the novelties. These veritAble animal
actors have been trained to a degree Of ex-
c~elleuce which dwarf to insignificante all
previous displays Of equine education. A
performing Spanish Bull is also introduced
into the arena and executes a number o.
feats hat are truly remarkable. A troupe
Of Maorie w~ar-danceis aud real Arabian
athletes will be seen. Not less than one
hundred famous artists will vie with each
other for public honors. and non but
bareback equestrians are employed. the
list being headed by the worlds undispu-
ted champion bareback rider. Mr.. James
Robinson. One of the most thrilling sensa
tons is a troupe of aerial bicycle riders.
who hazard life and limb upon q single
cObweb wire stretched from end to end OF
the vast canvas, and this they travel with
a bicycle while they perform a number Of
incredible and daring .feats. Rival riders,
gymnasts, and aerialists are introduced
simultaneously, thus adding zest and fire
to the performance. In the menagerie will
be seen the largest and hest collection Of
rare animals ever owned or transported by
any organization. The entire show will
visit Thibodaux on Thursday, December
6, 1883 and we opine that it will produce o
lasting impression by its extreme immen-
si:y.
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The people of this parish will he
called upon in a very few weeks to
give expression to their choice for
Governor by selecting delegates nc
cOrding to the prOpOrtionate vote
Of each ward to represent them in
parish convention. We admObish
the people to remember the aid and
assistance SO cheerful|y given them
by His Excellency, Gov. S. d. Nc
Emery, during the high water OF
1882 aud do all within their power
to elevate him to the high position
for which he has displayed such
marked ability. Since taking the
reins of government his sole aim
has been TO work faithfully for the
interest OF his people. Remember,
fellow citizens, that his levee poll
cy, so we'll laid down aud SO steadi
" progressing under his directions,
is U salvation. We must have
levees aud must stand by the man
who stands bv us. Listen not to
the siren voices of those who tell
you. that others will do as well.
Sam9. d. McEnery has been tried
and not found wanting-he knows
how important levees are to US. and
having "shied his castor" i'll the
ling. as a strong and true friend to
our levee interest, we are in duty
bound to support him. Even at this
writing, while those who are out
and want to get in by assaiiing
him on every side with the vilesS
kind of slanderous charges. he,
with that calm, gentlemanly de
mean0r, is busy studying how best
to build our levees and prevent the
occurrence of such disasters as an
palled the nation itself in 1882 and
sent up such a cry of distress as
was never before heard in Our fair
Louisiana.
In the name Of justice, you. PEG
pie, who live behind these mighty
bulwarks-yO1r only protection
You know too we'll the danger! raise
not your voices against him who il
your pronounced, true and tried
friend West Baton Rouge Sugar
Planter.
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The Minden Democrat has a
good deal to say about an al tlcle in
the SENTINEL on the non commit
talism of the Picayune when asked
to say whether it intends to sup.
port the Democratic nomination at
Baton Rouge. The Picayune claims
to be the organ of the Ogden Demo
crazy and the question was proper
II put to it. The Minden Editor.
in his comments however refuses
to say whether he will abide by the
nomination. We favor a fair and
square contest and propose to abide
by it. Does the Minden Democrat
mean to do the same thiDga
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One wOnld suppose, after read
ing the anti-administration papers
that Louisiana and Der people are
Oh the broad way to ruin, and star
walton, and that there is nothing
ahead but disaster and woe and
that Gov. s. D. McEuery is the
cause Of it all. What a terrible
man tins Governor must be-!
When he became Governor of
Louisiana State warrants we're
hawked about the country selling
at one to two thirds OF their face
value ; now they are at par when,
persons in the employ Of the State
knew not when they we're to be
paid tor their services; now, they
r paid as fast as they earn their
salaries. Then, the levees were bro
ken from the Arkansas river to
Baton Rouge admitting the foods,
inundating the fairest and richest
agricultural lands in the State
now, the gaps are all being closed
aud a reasonable hope a be enter
tanned that the farmers crop will
not be destroyed by a deluge of wa
ters. Then, there were no funds in
the Treasury; now. the State is
able to pay promptly all debts tor
which she may contract.
What a terrible calamity this is
that the Governor has inflicted up
on his fellow citizens.
Every where peace and tranquil,
ty reigus, prosperity abounds, the
lab0rer has all the work he can do,
and is promptly paid for it.
The sales of the merchant in
crease and business of all kinds i'm
proves.
Manufactures are being erected
all over the State, furnishing EN-
ployment for thousands of citizens.
Swamps are being drained, new
lands are brought into cultivation
and every body, except a few uni
versal GROWERS, is happy. Oh what
a dangerous man is our Governor!
How the people are going to ruin
under his lead and guidance!
Well, it will be q good thing for
Louisiana, if she continues in such
q downward road for another de
cade or two.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-A large pro-
portion Of the readers Of the ThibOdaMr
Sentinel are farmers. many Of whom desire
=: great deal more of farm literature than
We are able t" give in our limited space.
To accommodate all such VT have made
arrangements with the publishers Of the
american Farmer Ia give it as ~ premium
for Que year TO every subscriber of the
THibodaur Sentinel WHO pays his snhscrip-
ton in advance. The american Farmer is
d large l6 page paper. published ut Fort
Wayne. Ind. the subscription price Of
which is 81 90 per year. Every planter in
Laf'nrch. parish should avail himself Of
this magnificent offer.
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The people Of st. Martinsville
agreed to pay 100000 bonus to
have a branch railroad built, con
Meeting their pretty little town with
the Morgan Railroad some 10 or IL
miles of. Now, some ofthem seem
disposed to repudiate the prom
Use and not pay it.
The people of Thibodaux and vi
cinity paid 810.OOO.OO to have a
branch road built to their town
and it is worth ten times that sum
annually.
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To REPAIR DAMAG s:-Dear lady. ther

To REPAIR DAMAG s:-Dear lady. there
is probably no use telling 80" that fash
ionable life IN u great city is y rough one
on Your beauty. Late hours. loss Of sleep
and mental excitement will leave yOn by
and by shorn Of those beautiful trcsses
which drew lovers around You in other
years. Artificial substitutes can never
pass for those rich and glossy locks. Par
ker's Hair Balsan, will stop yOnr hair from
fall ng ont. restore its natural color and
softness. and prove cleansing and benefi-
cial to the scalp.
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THE Grand ARMY IN A NEW
ROLE

The following correspondence
has taken place between tue limo
thy O. Howe Post No. 3. Grand
Army If the Republic, and Gen.
John A. Logan. the stalwart Sema
tor from Illinois, who was in New
Orleans this week with the Congress
sional River Commission. OF course
the move is inspired by Capt. Stern
berg, who, as il citizen of Latourche,
knows his duty ~ making a point,
whenever it can possibly he done,
and it is thought that the action of
the Grand Army will benefit the
South in the U. s. Senate III the
coming session:
COMMITTEE on ADDRESS.
Timothy o. Howe Post No. 3. G. A. X.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. IA, 1883.
Gen. John A.. Logan. pas: co~mlnamder-in-
chief Grand Army OF the Republic
Generai-The Undersigned, a committee ap-
pointed by Timothy .. Howe Post No. 3 beg
leave to thank you i ntht name Of all our com
radcs. for the Gu rdial, seldierly. reception ac-
corded to us. We greatly regret yeur inabili
~ to remain among MS longer, SO as to he
come more Intimately acquainted with our
southern people aud their many good quail
ties.
The few skeleton posts of our noble order.
disseminated over the south, may fairly be
termed I he OutpOsts OF LOYALTY and PATRIOTISM.
How We'll tiIa.V have Sus.,rnn1Asl in s,rspnutin~
these great objects, may be seen. annually on
Decoration Day, when the ''boys in gray"
from general I" private, stand shoulder to
shoulder to strew flowers on the graves Of
our fallen comrades. The south is as rapid
~ advancing III national feeling DIS it is in ma
teIiai development For the latter, however.
national aid is i,nperatively required. We
need help tor our levees. Onr schools. uur har-
hors. r.vers and bayous. Will YOU allow YOUR
o!c comrades to enlist your powerful aid ON
behalf of the struggling south! Will You
give southern interests Your assistance il the
national councils
Yours, General, in +. c. and L.
FRANCIS STERSBEGG,
Chairman.
HENRY STREET,
GEO. GElNDLEY.
W. SIMPSON, Commander.
New ORLEANS, Nov. IA, 1888.
CAPT. FRANCIS STENBERG.
Chairman, &c.
My Dear Sir II acknowledge with great
pleasure the receipt of your letter today.
At al times. l am happy to meet my old COM
rade Of the G. A. R.-rhe memories Of the
past have not faded from my mind, and it
Is doubly pleasant to read them under the
smiling skies and sunny aspects Of nature as
presented in this fair land. l am not given to
promises, but you may depend upon my
friendship.
Yours Fraternally in F. G. & l..
JOHN \. LOGAN.
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SultSs HI &6YlKQA Ak
the foundation Of all pulmonary diseases.
Attending prompt relief and rapid cures
2 u adapted to patients of any ace or
either Sex. Being very palatable. the
youngest children take it readily. IN
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat.
bronchitis, Influenza, Cler1vman'e
sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
Catarrh, h effects of ArKR's CHERRY
PICTORIAL are magical, and multitudes
are annually preserved from serious I'M.
ness by its timely and faithful use. Il
should be kept at hand in every house.
1old ior the protection it affords in sud.
Consumption there is no other remedy
so ~efficacious, soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are Inducements to trv
some OF the many mixtures or syrups.
made OF cheap and ineffective ingredi..
ents, now offered, which. "a thew con.
tam no curative qualities. can affor,l
only temporary relief, and are snre to
Gisappolnt b patient. Diseases of tina
tnroat and lungs demand active and
enective treatment; and it is dangeroua
experimenting with unknown and cheaD
Medlcines, from the great liability that
become deeply seated or incurahie ir.e
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. and Won
may confidently expect the hest resnlts.
It Is Of acknowledged curative power.
ana Is as cheap as its careful preparation
and nne ingredients will allow. Emil.
aens physicians, knowing its composi-
tlon, prescribe it. The tesk ~ half 4
centufy mas proven its certainty to cure
gu pulmonary complaints not alreadv
beyond the reach Of human aid.
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. c. AVER & ca.
Practical AID Analytical Chem,.ea.
Lowell, Mass.
cold u AL DRUGGISTS xyx,Yvur,x
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Some Row or other outlaws
fare badly in Louisiana. Not long
since one was killed by DusOn, sher
if of st. Landry, and a few days ago
another Was shot to death 10y Sher
if Jones of Jackson Parish.
Perhaps that class of men had
better hunt amusement in Texas.
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The Lake Charles Echo puts
the question "Do you want to see
Louisiana blossom like a rose :"
Well, over here it is thought to look
much prettier when it blossoms
like the sugar cane, the rice and
even the potato.
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There GEMS to be a mystery
about the convention in Madison
Parish that nominated delegates
to the Baton Rouge convention.
But there is no mystery in the fact
that there is a terrific quantity of
lies printed on that subject.
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A man by the name of Burke.
q brakeman, or the Morgan Road,
was run over near Raceland on
Tuesday night and killed.
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SATURDAY, NOV. "a, 1888

We take pleasure in recommending Halls
Hair Remover to our readers. 1t restores
gray hair to its youthful color. prevents
badness, makes the hair soft and glossy,
does not stain the skin. and il altogether
the best known remedy for all hair and
scalp diseases.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla thoroughly c~leanses
the blood, stimulates the vital functions,
and restores the health and strength. No
q whose blood is impure can feel we'll.
There Isl weary, languid feeling. aud Of
ten a sense of encouragement and despon-
dency. Persons having this feeling should
take Ayers Sarsapaiilla to purify and vital
ize the blood.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-24
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Ihieodaux, La. Septs.1.1
NOTICE is hereby sivsa =
Of the Parish If Laionrrhe. sIssA
sessed in the year 1854. -
tax rolls un file in ,ny m
gage office Of this Parish; ts~
d"e and will become delissss.ga
day Of December, and shah
the rate of3 pcr cent :
date, until sold in accords,.~@
Of the Constitution.
Tax payers are invited to eup
SETTLE, in order tn avoid isss.1
P.AE
Depss5 ri