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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-05-03

VITRINES.- MI. John Guarlia
qui Went de faire %construire, dams
Ia rue du Main, entire les rues st.
Louis ct st. Philippe, un superbe
magasin, 4 fait poser sur Ia facade
de &c nOuvel Establishment deux
superbes vitrines. sans contredit.
les plus bellies ct les plus elegantes
qui sOient dams notre vile. LIE pub
liz attend avec impatience rouver-
ture de C nOuvel etablissement
pour en- admirer lie contenu.
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Chaque printemps, la vigueur Ia
tent de Ia nature Sc reveille. Faites
CONNIE &c qui Sc passe autour de
vous, r~enouvellez vOtre apparence,
renforcez vos pouvOirs ct dOnnez
un libre cOurs 4 Ia vitalit6. Lusage
de Ia Salsepareille d,Ayer est lie
seul mOyen d'atteindre ce but.
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REGAL. - Les pecheurs deere.
yisses ct les glaneurs de mhres sout
dams Ia .jubilatioD. Les premieres
mordent bien ct les secondes fois.
sonnent sur les buissons. Ce sont
les deux seuls NETS don't on Sc ri.
Gale maintenant.
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LOCALES.

P1CoTTE.-Uu cas- de picotte a
84 signal6 aux environs de Lafour.
che Crossing, dimanche dernier.
nepuis on ma Gu ancune nouyeIle.
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une recolte, u DIES champs encor,
converts de cinq i qulnze pied
d'eau. II ny a pas de population
plus digne dc compassion ct qui al,
plus besoin de secours, dit le Ban
nef, que ce,!es du Cine ct 7mt
wards.
ST. MARTIN.
Dams cette paroisse reelection ma
pas etc dc plus paisibles, ct il sen
est guere fallu qu'une emeute celia
te. &c qui ma pas empeche !e tri.
omphe du ticket democratique.
vERMILLIoN.
LIE temps q etc tres favorable 4
la recolte. Les jardins promettent
beaucoup ct les p1antes sont toutes
en- f1eurs.
La parOisse a d0nn6 une forte
majorite aux candidats democrates.
ASCENSION.
On nous rapporte que Ia veille de
Pelection les noirs ont fait une gran
lie procession au fiambcau. Cha0ue
noir etait, dit-on, mum dun balai
ct sur DIES transparents ont lisait :
C'est maintenant lie temps balayer
les radicaux en- place.
IBERvILLE,
Lie South d'Iberville annonce que
les sOuches prennent une faacheuse
tournure, mails que lie plant, par
tout OIL il ma pas etc monde, pous.
Sc tres bien ct fait presager une
bonnie recolte.
Maintenant, ACUTE ce journal,
que lie tieuve baisse ct que la saison
DIES maladies va arriver, ne serait-il
pas prudent de la part de nos con
citoyens, de prendre DIES measures
pour faire coulter reau du Mississ-
lppi dams lie Bayou Plaquemine,
ain d'y empecher denomination
des matieres deleteres qui engen-
brent Ia malaria. II sera trop tard
pour agir quand Ia maladie Sc sera
declaree. Ceux de nos residents qui
riches peuvent, en- cas- DEPT
demie, aller passer Pete ailleurs,
mails ecu qui sont forces de roster
chez eux-et Sc sont les plus nom
breux-ne doivent pas etre expo.
ses q un air mephitiqne nuisible 4
|eur Sante.
ST. LANDRY.
Les eaux hautes des districts in
Dndes Sc sont retirees lentement.
plusieurs jours, ct la popu-
Sc trouve enfin i rabri din
ondations, au moins pour lie saison
actuelle.
AVOYELLES,
LIE Bulletin de Marksyille a 6tA
/ meme d'admlrer une fraise gisan-
ellie mesure 6 pouces de
circumference dams lie sens longitu-
ilnal ct 81 pOuces dams Tautre. La
Went de France, d'on ellie a
tie appOrtee par lie Rev. P. Chau-
lin, cure de Ia paroisse catholique.
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OFFRE.-Tous nos souscripteurs
qui paieront lie montant de leurs
subscriptions en- plein ct une aimee
d'avance, r%ecevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, PAmerscaS
Farmer ct un trait6 surles maladies
des chevaux ct mulets.
EAmerican Farmer est un jour
nal public dams Indiana, exclu-
siyement devou6 aux interets des
agriculteurs, 4 r6levage des ami
maux, aux jardiniers ct & toute sor-
te d'industries qui Sc rattachent 4
La culture.
LIE trait6 sur les maladies des
chevaux est un lvre indispensable
i tous ceux qui ont des animanx.
Toutes les maladies y sont lucide-
ment d6crites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont dOnn6s.
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A VEyDRE.

I'm certain moroccan de terre mesurant nm
arpent carr6, sur lequel 20 ~trouvent une resi-
dence, un grand msgasin. une c0ur, I'M jardin
avec de n0mbreux arbres f~ruitiers ct autrse
d6pendances.
Prix e9,o00.
S'adresaera
Is Dec. 1883. NM. VICTOR PAVE.
en- has de LNckport, Lafourcha.
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PAROIS&EN.
IBERIE.

, UAO AASVsse OF
0eaucOnp nui aux semis ct aux lei
nee plantes. LIE NAL q etc moin
grand dams les champs on resou
est convenable, mails dams l'inter
eur, on pour diverses raisons il es
des plus imparfaits, Ia semence
pourri, ct les plantes souffrent. c
qul est, CONNIE on le salt, fatal a,
moment on Ia vegetation devrai
etre f~avorisee. Dependant, il es
temps encore, 81 la temperature es
! favorable, ct que Dormant au sol |,
temps de secher, ellie favorise lie.
labogrs. Dams Ia region inond6e
don't reau s'ecoule rapidement, il
sera possible de faire une excellen.
to recolte de cotton ct de plantes nu.
trltlves. En- sOmme, Ia situation
nest pas trop deliverable, mais il
ne faudrait pas one des bouleverse.
ments atmospheriques vinssent de
n0uveau entraver lea travaux des
champs, que rextr6me agitation
politique . deja Embarrassment
trop retardees.
Cette paroisse donnee une forte
majorite democratique. LIE Juce
Gates, une de nos anciennes con
nalssances, a emport6 lie district
par une forte majoritE.
TERREBONNE.
Les pompiers de Houma ont Gu
leur parade annuelle ct un grand
bal pour terminer Ia fete.
A Tigerville, reau baisse petit a
CONNIE de coutume, cette parois-
Sc q dome une forte maiorite all
parti republican,.
WEST BATON-ROCGE.
On a recommence les travaux sur
la crevasse Belsit ; lis sont sous la
des freres Sewell qui di.
sent av0ir une invention brevetee
qui leur permet de fermer tonte es-
pece de breches.
uyad de fortes pertes, don't beau
coup sont irreparables. Une gran
de partie DIES cannes submergees
sOnt perdnes ; toutes celles qui ont
etA plantees lie long du f1euve ont
ft6 sauvees, ce Qui donnera assez
De plant pour rann6e prochaine.
ST. CHARLES.
Les planteurs ont dt abandonner
|eurs a%nciennes levees de protec-
ions pour en- construire de nouvel-
es.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
La baisse du feuve, dit lie Mes.
continue gradue llement,
nais sans SO presser beaucoup.
au taux de cette baisse,
es ~riverains craignent qu'ils ne
.,ourront inonder leurs champs JUS
lu'au moment on lie grain sera for
ne, sans avOir recours 4 rusage DIES
,ompes, qui est toujours co1teux.
L'inondation ne fait plus de pro.
.res sur Ia rive droite, mails ellie Sc
an point qu'elle a atteint.
Cette paroisse . dome une ma
orite republicaine de 1915 voix d
st. JACQUES.
Mr.. Edouard C. Bourgeois Went
retablir une fabrique de papier 4
It. Jacques. Cette fabrique est
les plus completes ct les echantil-
ons qui y ont etc fabriques ayec Ia
'agasse de cannes 4 sucre Sc com
'osent de deux qualities de papier
envelopper tres s0lide ct bien SUI
'3rieur au papier d'emballage don't
se sert g&neralcment.
Cette paroisse q dOnne 1890 voix
Stevenson ct 1872 au g%ouverneur
ST. NARY.
n <-N-- y ---llI -
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For Sale.

One large Kentucky Saddle. One second
hand leather top buggy. Inquire on Canal
street Of y. N. RUTLEDGE.
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NM. blaine os MAINE.

While Ma bL,Isk maintaibp hrs ssel ided
aud qu'et manner OF living, tho better To
mp 90 hia Twenty Nesra In Congress"
hls rama goes wandering through th'
country until his presidential ASPIRATIONS
20 i,r AZ % nomina,lon Ia concerned, seem
o have almost reached that stage In which
success ID assurd. I'm tbs election OF dele
getes a. a State convention IN PenntylYahla
hell throughout that state last Saturday
go,oly mti,rily were either instructed
or r qnesied by resolutions to vote for unli
nLAINE delegates Co the Chicago oonven
Zen. Ia other states ,he plumei knlght
gathering strength, ant even here IN IeGas.
whore a few months Ego Il was thought thai
Asruun was the most popular republican
esndid,t, IN tho Ill ~, BlAisE IL itesdiy
raiuiug grounds nd u would not be surpiis-
ing the Texas delegation cas-. the vote OF
this state Tor him in The ma ional
convention.
IL has been time and again announced
that Mn. BLAINE was not; aud under no cir
cum taucus won d not be n candidate for
uom .nsiion, but ON tue drilt OF events M
thy srs daily happening, any such an
noancpmont would appear premature
The Philadelphia Pfess, whose editor Is =
cloo, o. d warm personal friend OF thu
statesman from Maine, does not heed his
expressed wish not TO DO con
siier,d rs candidate, but de.
clarps with emphasis that his friend is i
candidate and that the Penney lyauis dr. 0
gates mu,t be for BLAINE and for none o b.
or. HuGeo ihs rsbult Of the dictum Of I'd,
Press has been tiat Pennty lyanin will bt
solii N the Cnioago convention tor tie
republican stslgAit er.sscfetary o
stNe. The work therefore FOL
BlAIyE has began In earnes
anl already Is assuming form idable pro
por i0ns not only in the east but In tnt
m ode aud ionlhern states Us well. Mr.
AgrnUR may Well look carefully u The
BLAtsE b., nj that haB started In the Key.
sio 10 state. /, promises to travel fsst and
gather great eDthus asm on its sweep
through tie country. BLAINE 10 aggressive
an 1 his followers will no doubt DO endowed
III The spirit OF their leader. They ore
full a ent1usn m and pluck, and will net
brook opposition or resistance. They
ID llizo their chiefaiu, his indomi'abls
will his bright and sparkling iutellsc, aud
will follow him wherever he leads, even
unto defest. They VIII 60 into the conver-
tion with huzz.s and banners and bands
and at the mention Of the name OF "BLAiSi
OF Maine" their shouts will be long and
lord. From the events OF last week th'
HrEALp concludes that Nh. BLAINE IS il
the iell and that lie Will be formidable
com pe,itor OF Me-, ARTHUR and Nh. Ed
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trlot with sufficient population and busi.
ness to employ all the ,in- NJ the iadse OF
tina, dis,r OF. and adds no more
10 tho lahors OF the Judge III the eastern die.
trict than should be added. IL tends %
,onsllze th. lsbors al the otil 'ers oil the dis
tricis, II gives 10 tho Indian pnpulation
the best facilities Tor enforcing law aud
preserging order which can be suggested,
AM II rins the locations al the courts which
are TO exercise jurisdiction over them AZ
cities wnerr they trade, and wher, ihtir
are already formed. Tho committee deem
n proper to SAY, that IN selecting tho
pl.ops at which 10 hcll tho courts N was
"a ded slone hy considerations involving
tho convenience NJ the greatest number OF
people who are 10 be Affected by the Iuris'
diotion ui the courts, n Tho measure pro
posed becomes law
The passage Of the substitute 10 recon-
mended to the House.
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H. ~
BROS
CLOTHING ROOM

Offers line of Clothing this that only be admired
highly spoken Of 1t is useless speak of system OF
buying of ability in regard ready cash. as our pa
irons well know we can afford what any other
house can Daily gentlemen who have
made careful among other houses walking through our
Clothing Room looking again and again. ard finally con-
vnced that they get suited best place. We do the
right thing by customerswe have but one price, that ev
body knows and this price bound to make the
lowest otherwise would be working against inter-
We mark all goods lowest figures as our clerks are
deprived Of the privilege take less than ask for an article
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Contains everything that and Short thin and long, long
and stout, Thin and short may call for The multiplicity
of assisted getting up corresponding diversity Of
the varied and Of each individual.
We carry Clothing suit all classes of people, have large
lines Of loose and easy fitting garments made Of the ghtest
and simplest material suit all dressing for the sake of
comfort have eegantnes of snug of all kinds
plain and fancy material to please hobby young who
dress Stylish neat and tasty We have just the Clothing
to suit our climate.
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1. 10 With pleasure the HERALD learns
Hos n. z PISls, OF Denton. vii be csn-
didsse for dis,rict judge IN his district the
ensuing election. Nh PiEsRi Is an able ana
pro ound no we'll - an eloquent and forcitls
iurist advocate. He has represented bis
district In the state senate AMI made s's'e
reputation BY bis ability. learning aud
f.i,hfulnessto duty. H was tho most 81
fcisnt, ssi lous and untirins prosecutin
attorney his district ever had, aud as . dis
trlct jaigs he. viii honor the ermine, sdorn
the b. nch and be credit to the tire state
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Bilious disorders, liver complaints cos
iiveness, dyspepsia, rte, are speedily re-
moved ny d.. Jsyns's S,nativa Pills. Forty
years use has PROVED them superior t. al
other remedies for the care OF the various
diseases for which they are recommended.
In their action they are mid and certain,
and may be taken nj any time without Iitk
from exDOsprc.
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. asked.
governments strong.
Railways generally hrm.
= a.a s.ouritigq cuipt.

Railways generally urn.
+ ate securities cuiet.
The stoos market gave evidence OF better
support fhis forenoon and prices ranged
higher than Ut the close last night. with
scarcelg anything ike n reaction up TO
nearly IL O'clock, 1T which time twenty
five out Of thuty-three stocks we're higher
than la,t night. From noon I'll O'Clock
ths ~ ,Iket was dull aud heavy and pfio, 2
declined l-S 10 rs tha later on Paciiic
msil, . 8 on Missouri Pacific, l-2 On Canada
$ u'heru, So On Lake shore, on
M.l9nntoe aud s.. Paul aid Is to 3-S
on other stocks. The net changes IN the
last hour were smHl th0ugh VA most cnses
they ehOwed gains OF TO 8 s. There was
u Sid advance IN the FIRST fifteen min
uter, followed by q hat hour % dullness
ihougn there was iiImsf feeling ~ the
close. The retu.s Of the dsy's trading
shows generally higher prices OCT Of
foity stock trodtJ ln iweniy-three closed
higher than las night, thirteen lower and
Ia. rest unchanged. The most important
changes were: METROPOLITAN, 3 IL per
cent. HIGHER; Long Island ii higher,
Oregon Navigation, per cent. higher, and
Manhattan new, per cent, lower. Trans.
actions .i3 COZ shares.
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Mr. GOmld

NEWPORT News, Va. March 25 jay
Gould arrived to dsy Ia the yacht Atlanta.
n. passed so time IN examiDg the gram
elevator and Coal docks Of the Cnese.
osake & Ohio railroad Company aud ex.
pIessed great surprise at their magnitude
ard complpteress
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Tho Alert,

LONDON, March % The sloop Alert
presented by England 10 America for the
Grady expedition, WAS to-day put in COM
mission. She will sail for America Thurs.
day under the command Of Lieutenant
q Jodrich, Of the United ates navy.
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Tim winter Meeting

New ORLEANS, March -Rscep-Six
Furlongs: Qassn Gather. hfst; Bescons-
held, secoId; Claude Brapnon, third.
Time-1.2l.
Mile -Me arch Red, frat; Mart Barhsn,
second; Little Buttercup, third. Time
/ 40
Half Mile.-Princess first; Gilt, second;
Hickory jim, third Tim--52 seconds
Mile and O1e.Sixteenth-Falr Count,
first; Bozzdsm, second; liiford. third.
Time-l SO.
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Closed Down.

PIrrBuHa, Pa, March 25.-The forge
dsna,tment of the iron mills Of Painter 4
Co closed down yesis rday on account OF
de pre- sion In business. Two hundred and
9 xty.eight men ars thrown out Of employ
M ~
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To make salad that is certain 10 please
al tastes you need only use Durkee's Salad
Dressing Nothing equal to I was ever Of
tered, and none 30 popular. /. is u. superb
.anlg saQCp.
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Uspkn real or imagined opp rsssion ofthe
Csosdian Pacific railway corporation. the
Winnipeg farmers ard ether Msnitobsns
are in a state Of Mid bordering or rebel
Hon. II, Is sid the premier OF the prcvinc'
IL In sympztby with them and sgs'nst the
c,rp.ratiop. iris attitude OF sfnrs lends
,psc.I io.srsst 10 the session d the Msni-
to,s lssislssure. which begin 10 morrow.
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Money, stocks and bends

NEw YoRK, March 26---1onsy, ! i-2 10
Q; prime mercantile paper 4 TO o l-2;
s'sIllng exchange, Is. g., steady 47 Ia,
al ~
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All Papors Discontinued az tho Expiration
OF the Time Paid For.

Look at the pnut. q label on yonr paper TIE
date Their on shows when nc sum,Hplnn ga
Mrs. Forward b. money Ia ,mplc mo lor
scuewnl ifyHu do IT, uarrnken iilos o. We c"h'
not alway. nlnish beck umb't', -, ,-
subs RIO, r ,csirlng the add - oi tbolr laPef
chan1Dd will pl str sIf'c ~ ttcr etLh'uheA'
tnr 10 h ~ h = nd nN al-r ~
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gEBSazRBRg&&&
CLOTHING ROOM

Is the largest in the state. This acknowledged act
II m the nace for YOU to get fstclas tailor made suit at
Int verv moderate outlay Our trade does not give us the
eerence because we are the LARGEST cothers in the
Southwest nor because the abest merchants IN
his nartof the country The great share of trade which
ceved bv us in the Clothing Line caused by mere merit
carry throughout establishment entirely esh Stock
because we have way crowdnN out goods at every
each season. I'VE have to make sacrices thus Clearing
our stock of old goods
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1.-THE doctors SAID my g lid must die
with sp,sms, sam ,ritan Nersine cured
him A" VIM. B. Tanner, Day ton, OHIO. At
Druggists.
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Rsu,lI bv dfat on nnlts pnstofhce money or.
der OF fcgl icrri l.get N senl othef"i,e, We
will moi b Itfpnusiu'e inf miscarriage Al
dre.s TUB ht kAL' uh,er, iuAAs'
npco I'M. M nnplNs ANni ~. on Appllunlloh
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C,rrasu TnAYsoR. who once crossed the
A1lars'c in dory, now proposes 70 make
e. sip In . fosb,s'. Wish errAfos
ucAs eouii bs CON- cid 70 secompsny
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TcNu, a pssliic.
Texas Irunk.

0ufNs .uurii.
No. 2, Mail aud r prss, csvos...','.. 600 m
Gul % hulirH,
No. ]. Eail aud EXpitss, arrive,. ...,.,llOO m
Trails and iun dIIly tsu days excepted
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TnE WREKLY

msd' M fi,tn Nc ~ AN ~ tie Il ~ oiiupns,
ie the Ia r,H aul rh a ca Newspaper ~ We
Ststc. and Il nlw OiciId % ths following ie-
dus,d fAiCsi
One Cory, one Neur,.,,,...,,..,t,,.,,. Hl'an
FROM March - November 10, 1884 "a
IRyAEAutN iNanyANCs
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lAJK ARE AgTHORZ - To- ANNpt nee
w Captain ROBERT - SFAf rs candidate
for Aldermen Int I'll Ward
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TuxIarrs OF The sin-hsrn s'aiesmsn are
slvsys too veak 10 tio~ nIs o~n un'.'i'sI
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We ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANHO nee
w M JOHN SfELlMlN Tor reelection ~
Ike nice 0f Gown ilmHn IA he secpnd Ward OF
the civ FL rticn s'h ~ rril
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IIJE ARE AUIIIJK zEI 70 ANNOUNCE
w CAPTAIN ROBERT Glh-ON as candidate
fn~ A idArfnnu nj fhn tf'h w ri.
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WE II A 1HOKiIG6 10 ANNOUNCE
w in RcNEY n, u ca didaie Tor re-tlcn.
ton iha office of Alderman n the Second
Wafd ~ n @ s''ng uW irnl H''Ct on.
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4ESps.I ap"n-s vssxstns backbone o.
4hs REBEL on lnursday.
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WA.sJ xEs isn't dead nar slun bell
vsry besvily either.
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HoRrH rIxAs Lifts fist aud talks after
vasd tn csnps'gn.
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err,sn CexBt sf,rts at breaking ~
n.ps EN- n the Federal courts o. ie1A
M, crowned with success yesterday.
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THsns's music in the ION congregational
district cir.
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rus susnxAs b., Tiers in their great
Seubls statue clog are no longer drawing
0ard.
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IX7E AXE AUTHOKiZEI TO ANN u CE
w the name OF Cnion w. u. GREENLAW
o. csndidats for the ofic> OF Alderman from
the rOld Ward.
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ssNor q candidate" Is now the tip 10
law = liehtn,ns-rod, Ir,avene illusion.
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CrrvrLlrp's collapse might point .
m,rAl end sdofn s-s Tor %. tain po'i'''s'
nsox hytes.
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JiPON -IHE UALL IF a l. Nuk NuMbtR
" ~ ctiseus OF the sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWN * a candidate for A dormau 81 ,hO same
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Tux deadest town in Florida 10 named
poserprire. This 10 Typographical sar
oasm.
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B, prs AIRED for su appeal for and from
the 10 ser mississiTpi valley.
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7, nov looks % though Ban Antonio
vonlo have TO scale tickets II nef i0''e'y
- sws nation"
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Atr's not 6sh that CONES TO the oonven.
eien net. Sine Of the smphibis Will ma
III oot.
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THIE AXE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w T. N. COCKRELL Is candidate for Al.
derm u ftntr tho firht I'd.
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Free of Postage "a all iUrts OF the United
states aud Canada,
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II7E AK Az HOKIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR. NJ =. NEN-OM AZ q candidate for
Alderman Of ,he Fourth Ward. Election. 2nd
Tu.pd.y In Arril
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AtwnsILwAi lIal CARD.
Nil.snnrl Pncinc.

No io2. ST Loul. TX irs,s (dsiyl.u.,sjl m
60 igi Acafmm, ~ tx Hnndtyl. .7;lj m
No iqg ias ~ oNrh 'fcnrr 10 81 Louis.
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VVEARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w % CARTER ~ a candidate for Alderman
An the sixth Wafd
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TBE fe cs-,u.ter might emisrste to Ne.
brs,ki.
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VLE ARE AUTIOklzED TO .ANNuUNCE
W NJ r. RoNLkY as u ca didt'e Tor Al
Herman from tho Fourth Word.