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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08

The best Of thsse dogs are usrtb 5000,
or even nOrs. ORs herser. when Ne
met at Cold Spring ranch, showed us a
very prstty one which he said he would
not sell tor $500. She had at that time
fsur young puppies. Tss night we ar
rived We yisited his camp, snt were
Ersally interested in The u sthsr aud her
nursing puppies. Ahis these wild, vast
raounrsis,. iki, little nest OF mothsrly
devoion Ind baby trust un very beau
tiul.
Whils We were s1slsiming, the az
si.tsat h.rdsr cane 70 say that there
were mere thas tWssty ,hssp missing.
Two mai. dogs, beth larger than the
mother, wore Standing about doing
nothing. But the hsr5,r said neither
Tom nor Dick would hRd them. Flora
must 60. It VA, urged by tse assistant
that hsr foot was sors, she had been
hard At work all day, rss nearly worn
out, and aust ,uckIs her puppies. Th'
boss insisted thst she mus, 20. The sun
va, settiHk. Flora y. called, and told
70 hunt for Ihs lsis ,hOsp, while hel
master pointed to, great forest, through
the edge OF which they had Pa''ed OF
their way up. shs RAISED her head, bu
seemed Isaths 10 leave her babies. Th'
boss called sharply to her. She rose
looking tired ana low spirited, with hs
he.A and tail down, and Housd wearil!
/ of tsvard, The ferest. lssit-
That is too bad"
"Oh. she'll be right back. She
lightning on stray sheep"
III. next morning l went over I
ls.rn rhsIher Flora bad fousd III
s.r.ys. While We we're speaking, III
sheep were returning, driven BY til
! it'll, dog, who DID not raise her hea
or wag her tail. even when spoken 70
but eranlsd to her puppies sad la
down by them, Offering the little emPt
breasts. She had been out all night
and while her hungry babies were tug
ging away, fell asleep. have ne'e
seen anything 80 touching. 30 far as
was concerned, "thers Was not Or
eye in the house"
How often that seess comes BACK
me-the vast, gloomy Forest and tina
little creature, with q ssrs foot and hs
heart crying for her babies, li.ping an
creeping about 10 the wild canyons al
through the long dark hours, nndihI
and gathering in the lost .hesp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08
NEW VOL. 2O-NO. 36.

among the rocks fur worms. hadn't
seen no bar in those diggin's FUR years,
aud begun to think that things wuz
happening powerful brisk all at once,
and l thought it never rains fun but it
pores, when clip went old man Bassett's
rife and clip went Pete's and the greas-
" started down the hill toward Pear
sons, with bullet in hi: forehead and
another in hi. chi.t.
You remember | told you that
could a'moSt look down Peayson's chin
bly, from the road. Well, that's what
the bar did ac more. lie jest nstchel-
ly tumblsd down the side OF the noun
tain aud gave ons big bound jest above
the shanty and went kcrplumP onto the
roof, smashing IN the rafteFs like they
were straw and knocking the mud
chimhIy seven Ways for Sunday.
when we got there tho Little gal
WIZ in her night dress, standing in the
middle Of the door and rubbing her
eyes.
"'Is it ChriStmas' she SCI, 'snS u -.
Nie'ols'cow': And what WOKE ne npF.
- Nsiched her nP IN my arms 'h"
wrapped my coA' az a'o"hd ner' 80 sue
couldn' see what had wsScd her up,
"A" Nez' 'e1
II am q"'Ie ChF'''nia'' w. nun
| eE' seA : o'' - N'''o''S y 'o'"''
sure sud ha' so' Nhole ratio ''''"SS
fur YOU, uP 10 my rAnch'
T'rt my stocking sHe ss'' KIND
or struggling To siI away from ms
"theF 90" Nh'" h"hs u NP' o"'
old' an" "Nh' IT,
" ell S'r'' Jes' 10 q"''' "er' q u''""'
o"' "het' enc h""S yer ''"'A'''S' va!
up Ihe 'hih9Iy' ""ers "er l"'"eF
'ou'Uu ! sec ~ oeeuN S''e N'e" P0"',
I"i "eI' ne "'u'"" | "S' 'o 'e.'' i0o'-
i'hhe'', aHa s'' one o' '"e o''s -
"'huer h"n' "io"i'u '"' - J'e' !" f"'''
"'''
wen, SITS sen''eu'e"' 'n'' ,''N' ~,
tie S'o'N'" " u" ",''' "''s' ~ 49,
patches anu P'"''' "''''' ~, ''N' W.
OIsu II "e''e'I WIN 'o'''' '''"k' 'DN'
'toeHlhg-"uA n "a! !ns ~ ."9 "S''''
jest where the bar hau khoeSsa II "he'
he broke down tie ehlhoIy' and they
wuz nugget OF gold as Dig A. my 1nre"
hnFor' right on TOP oI II. Two OF eiree
smaller pieces was Soa'tereu Afou"u'
and 1t waz plain to the mssnest ihteilec
that in falling the srea'iys paw hau
cIaWed cut a pocket oi solu III tue roeA'
just ABOVE Ihe 'hah'J, anu tue "Aoie
hAd Je'' ha'cheIy efa'i'A'e0 uo"h "''A
the Dar'
He "uE eead, oi course, shu "hch
the ooys KEN 10 iIiI hIEi' 'sss oNiso"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08
AYERS
Cherry PeCtoral

i not new claimant for popular conf
dcnce, but Il medicine which i to-day
saving the lives of the third generation
who have come into being since II was
first offered to the public.
There is not "a household in which ih,>
invaluable remedy has once been in-
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned. and there is not person
who has ever given it proper trial
for anv throat or lung disease suNr"r-
tibIe Of cure, who has not been made
well by it. .,a,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
in numberess instances. cured obstinate
eases of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t l. a
medicine that only requires 10 be taken in
small doses, is pleasant 10 I he taste, ana is
needed in every house where there arc
children, as there is nothing so good rs
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL for treat
ment of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. c. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08

Three Western people, al old msa
and tive daughters, happening TO be In
Bsston the other day, catered q store In
Idle curiosity. The frat object TO at
tract their attention was the elevator
silently moving up and down with hs
cargoes Of passengers. "Wbaps that,
psu,-th.t thing going up and down
with ,ofy's in iti" asked one Of the
daughters. The old man gave the ele-
,,tor long, calm, deliberate stare, asd
exclaimed with Al aws-struek voice /:
.sItss tslspssnei the frst sver saw"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08

"Lsm me see; you know the captain.
Well, nov, wasn't he man a. could
stand up under trouble e al 70 anybody
you ever seed?" 'Tdon't know. Don't
rsmember that ever saw him 10 any
very trying difficulty. though" "#si,
1 have, an the howlin'est kind O. grief
never seemed to even fszs him. Why,
when he come home from his third
vife's funeral, instead Of snortin'
around the house an spiiin' bis hair
an maxim his eyes red, a. you or nee
done, he just sot hisssIf down, an, ~
be to the hired gal, says be, 'hssy
Ann, is there any cold neat 10 s3e
house p" ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08

Mrs. AcNsmsrn-Y Yis, Mrs. Cumwis-
key, I've bsen married now goin' on
trinty- three year, asd Mac and have
nivsr had q serious quarrsl.
Mrs. C.-well, thin, It's 8 bspPy
woman you ought to be, for nany's the
row Peter s.d / have bad, God be good
to US all. st
Mrs. MeS.--oh, for tbst matter,
ws'vs had hard words tine and agfn,
and maybe now and thin blow, but
what mean is l niyef had TO call In
the police.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08
Our Clothing Factory

has been making up a stock of Ready-made
Clothing for SPRING WEAR. The feature
about our own make of Clothing is the fact
that all are well made in every particular.
our low-priced suits are as durable in make
and as neat fitting as the higher-priced goods:
Those who have worn our own make OF
Ready-made Clothing will testify that II Is
not only better made and more durable but
costs less than Eastern made Clothing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08

Horse Dealer: "Why do you sell that
pretty colti He is not broke yet, 10 he'
Owner: "No, bur am"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-05-08

Doctor: "JohD, did Mrs. Green get
the medicine / ordered:" Druggists
Clerk: IL guess so, for saw Grape on
the door this morning."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-25
AGoOd Rat Trap.

An effective rat trap is made as follows:
Take hollow log, from six 70 eight inches
in dian eter, snd eight 70 ten fee, IN length.
Make plug of wood 10 ut one cad of the
hollow, and fssten il in securely. Make q
second plug to ft the other end of the log,
and lay ii aside in the barn. Place this log
upon the floor OF the barn. near to some hay,
fodder, or pile OF corn, so that
ii will be convenient Tor the
rats TO find and enter. II will not be
long before they will begin to carry in lit
ter, and to make use of the log as q hiding
place III the daytime. You can see how
they are progressing by noticing the signs at
the entrance 10 the log. Do not disturb the
log tor week or more. When large num-
Der of rats are hiding in the log. drive in the
extra plug and take the log out OF doors,
away from any building or pile OF rubbish
that the rats could escape to. Now call all
hands with clubs, and let one person with
o pole drive toe rats out of the log. Or send
in terrier dog to rouse them. There will
be lively time for awhile. Kill all the YER
min and set the tap again.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY Feb. "A, 1855 a. m.
The session was opened with prayer BY
Elder E. S Frszee. a Representative from
Rush County.
The SPEAKER directed a call of The
House, which being taken discovered eighty
seven members present and answering to
their names.
LIMIT or DEBATE.
Mr.. Dittenore's motion TO limit debate to
ave minutes, submitted yeste ay, was taken
up and after considerable debate many M.
tons to amend. the resolution wss indeh
nitely postponed.
UNITED STATES ARSENAL GROUNDS
Mr.. WILLIAMS offered a concurrent
resolution instructing Senators aud Ind ana
CoDgTessnlen 10 secure a donation by tn
United States to the State of Indiana of the
arr email grounds located near Indianapolis
for educational purposes
II wss resd the first time and referred 10
The Committee on Rights and PRIVILEGES.
[. :. STATE TAX.
Mr.. ADAMS introduced a Joint resolution
II. r. IA al follows:
Whereas. The Government of the United Safe,
imposed direct tax lpon the heads OF her inhab-
itants To assist Ia defrayin< the expenses OF the
war for the suppression of the rebellion. ana.
Whereas. The State OF Indiana paid her fun as
sessment OF said tax amounting 10 several n1n
dred thousand dollars; and.
whereas, The insurrectonary States yet owe
.tOn sd assessment about three million OF dol
ssrs anu sonis VI sas non-insurrectionsry STAT.
two hundred thousand dollars and
whereas, 10 = deemed inexpedient under The
present Loufis1lng condition o. tie government
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AFTERNOON nESSIONL

Mr. Jsmeson's bill H r. 154l for the reg
ulsti0n OF foreign surety companies doing
business in this State, prescribing the duties
of agents, ETC., was read the third time aud
passed by yeas II, nays 10.
On motion by Mr. McMULLEN, Mr.. Far
reils bill II. r. 1911 appropriating 81, 1874
for payment of the claim of Carton Il HOlen
heck fer binding v)lumss II, Is 10 aud 20 OF
the Brewer Lesisla i've Report under an
order from the Bureau of Public Printing,
was read the third time and passed the
House by yeas 90 nays ..
CONGRESSIONAL APPoRTIoSMEET.
Mr.. Williams moved to take up Mr.. Pat
tens Congressional Apportionment bill a
r. 4221 and on that motion demanded the
previous question.
The demand was seconded by yeas A.,
nays 10.
The main question was ordered by yeas
ordered put by yeas 3d. nays 40, and the bill
passed by yeas %, nays 40.
The following protest was filed:
Mr.. Speaker-ws protest against the action oil
the majority OF this House on the passage OF
Houst Apportionment bill No: 422. in contin uinR
most tyIannical, obnoxious and c0Wardly rule
that ever dsgrscsd the General Assembly OF free
State; thereby wholly preventing a free, IA anq
full discussion OF the merits OF the Dill. w. VI
COPELAND A. l. Helms George A. Adams. Warren
G. sayre, Thomas e Boyd, II. r. fimmons. .zsnS
The following appeal was Drtsented:
Mr.. Speaker We. the undersigned, hereby ap
psal from the de,ision OF the Chair, taking M
House bill NO. AZ ont of its order, the House no
having agreed thereto by two thirds vote. War
rem 6. SayTe, George a. Adams.
On motion nv Mr. WNING Mr.. Nc
Mullen taxing the chair the app sel was laid
on the table by yeas 90, nays "a.
The House adjourned.
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Telephone, 1.04s:
David K smith 10 VIM II. B. shank,
warranty deed to lot 20 in Julian ct
city Of Indianapolis -.. ........... 5000 90
Charles +. Hendricks and wife 70 Henry
White, warranty deed TO lot II, in Chas.
land -. $1,000. 24O 90
James II. Rudell ct al 10 sheffield II.
Wright, warranty deed 70 lot 6, in ku-
dell & Vint0n's Parke Place addition
to the city OF indianapolis 900 90
Peter NOR CochTane and wife to Mrs.
Mary SchweitZer. quiz claim deed TO
los 81 and IS, in block g. In North In
dlanapOls. 20 %
Austin De Hart and wife 10 Julia A.
sears, warranty deed 10 lot 81, in block
2. in Ramsey's subdivision of block 2,
sDd in Hutching ct ais Brookside
addition TO the city o. Indianapolis. 500 Oc
Agnes Il. echillinger 20 Peter Piefer,
subdivision OF part OF outlots 30 and
S IN the city OF Indianapolis. -. loo 90
William Wallace. receiver, TO Willam j.
teitel. receivers deed TO lots So 80 and
so IN DoTley's Arsenal Heights a6di
ton 10 the city OF lndisnspoiis... 3s6 90
Ben w. sitter, commissioner 10 Charles
". SheareT, cOmmi ssiouer's deed 10
Fart of The esst halt of the southwest
quarter of section 4. township 10 north
more OF less. .. $3.50 $40 90
Eishe j. Howlsrd et 81, eX- Gators to
". G Whitehead, executors deed 20
oioea 6, ?, 5, ., 10. II. p p, "A. 70. p
to NORWOOD ..........-. 700 co
bsfnn A. Shields and husband 10 Michael
Sells. warranty deed 10 lot &c, IN In.
grsm Fletchets subdivision OF los
and in J. F'eicher's OaK Eli suburb
to The city of indianapolis ............ AGO 90
Conveyances. 10: consideration. 6536 90
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maryland, ny MaryIand.'
. "Pretty Wives,

Pretty Wives,
Lovely daughters and noble men"
Ny farm lies in a rather low and MAS.
matte situation, and
my wife,
"Whor'
Was a very pretty blonde"
Twenty years ago, became
"Sallowp'
"Hollow-eyedm
"Withered and aged"
Before her time, from
"Mslarial vapors, though she made no
particular complaint, not being OF the
grumpy kind, yet causing me great uneasi-
ness.
"a short time ago / purchased your REM
edy for one of the children, who had very
severe attack of biliousness. and it occurred
to me that the remedy might help my wife,
as found that our little girl, upon recovery
had
"Lostln
Her sallowness, and looked as fresh as a
new blown daisy. Well, the story is soon
told. Ny wife. to-day, has gained her old.
is now as handsome matroD Of | do say il
myselD as can be found in this county,
which is noted for pretty women. And
have only Hop Bitters to thank for 1t.
THE dear creature just looked over my
shoulder, and says i can fstter equal to the
days OF our courtship,' and that reminds me
there might be more pretty wives If my
brother farmers would do as have done.
hoping you msy long be spared to do
good / thankfully remain,
@. L. JAMES
Bsltsville, Prince George County, Maryland,
Nsy %. 1888.
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bodies of the plant lice. They sometimes
bestov great care upon the plant lice. pro
tectiD gland providing for them as We do for
q COW, and for much the same reason. IL the
lice are removed the ants will seek their
food elsewhere. This may be done by show
ering the trees with tobacco water, or an
emulsion of kerosene. With small trees the
limbs may be bent down and dipped in q
bucket of the LIQUID.
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Plant Lice on Fruit Trees

aneIlCen
Msny of our subscribers complain that
ants are doing much damage to their fruit
trees. Ants may be to some extent injur-
ious. but their beipg found on the peach,
cherry. apple and other fruit trees in such
large numbers Is dna to the presence of
countless plant lice lApaides) % the leaves
and young twigs Of those trees Ants feed
upon the sweet ia-ces that exuds from the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-25

Beltsville, Prince George County, Marylan
Nsy %. 1888.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

IOmissions and clwtQilments Of tbs report
for tUaYt Of space IA these columns .oiu appear "a
an appendix to Volume XXI oJ the BrevieT
Legislative Reportsl
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{ was laid on the table.
~ FRoTosITIoNs.

which have paid these taxes the f1n amount paid.
II was laid on the table.
NKw PROPOSITIONS.
The following described pills we're intro.
duced. read the first time aud seVerally
referred TO appropriate committees:
BY Mr.. B BAILEY q. Z 494l to appropri-
ate $4,000 for the strengthening CT Eel River
In Clay County
By Mr. ROBINSON "a. r. 1851 for the re.
lief of George D. Armstrong, Trustee OF
Perry Township. Clay County.
By Mr.. STALEY n. X 1861 70 reorgsnize
the Soldiers Orphans Home, giving the
Governor sole power of appointment and
removal of Trustees.
By Mr.. FLOYD z. r 1857 providing for
the APT ointment Of three Fish Commission
ers.
By Mr.. LINNVILLE q 4. R. 1901 to pre-.
vent the sDread OF hog cholera
By Mr. BARNEY ( II. r. 502l authorizing
County Commissioners TO open books for re-
ceiving subscription TO the proposed soldiers
monument.
By Mr. MOCK. of Harrison. II. r. 505l
providing for redistribuIing the school fund.
BY Mr.. WILLIAMS [ q. r 506l to repeal
the act creating the office OF Commissioner
of Supreme Court.
By DIR. PENDLErON a. R. 5OSl 6xing
the salary OF township assessors and Geouties
in cities of 60 600 inhabitants at $ a day.
By Mr. SCHLEY II. OIL authorizing
cities of %, 600 inhabitants to tax hucks.ers,
peddlers, etc.
By Mr.. OVERMAN a. R 5l2l limiting
LIQUOR licenses TO be charged hy cities to $500.
BY Mr.. ENGLE Il. r. 5lil making il m
lawful for railroad companies TO give free
passes to judicial or legislative offices
BY Mr.. GLAZEBRO0K a. r 5l6 to pro-
hibit the killing of muskrsts
By Mr.. BUTZ 81. + 5l7l for the protection
of trees and shrubbery.
By Mr. -SAYRE Il. r. 5lSl to prohibit
corporations from taking any forced contri-
buttons from their employees.
By Mr.. SMITH, of Tippecanoe, n. +. 519l
TO compel county officers TO produce lbiic
records in court when so ordered.
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS.
message from the Senate announcing
that 1t had made certain amendments to the
Deficiency Appropriation bill q. X. 327
was read, and the House refused to concur
in the amendments and decided to have q
conference committee, the Speaker appoint
ing as such committee on the part of the
House MessTs. McMullen and Adams.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Murphy's bill d. r. 9Ol empowering
voluntary associations to be inc orpo "a ted for
the purpose of establishing homes for the
care Of aged and INDECENT females and or.
phans was read the third time and passed the
House by yeas SO, nays /.
Mr.. Jameson's bill Il. r. 1853 authorizing
the acceptance OF surety mpaoies as sure
ties upon bonds required By the laws of the
State was -esd the third time and passed b J
yeas 76, nays 10.
Then came recess for dinner.
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Ny farm lies in a rather low and MAS.
matte situation and
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-25

AFNone genuine without bunch o.
green hops on the white label. Shun all the
vile, poisonous stuff with Hop or Hops
in their name.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds were recorded Tuesday,
February "a. as reported by steeg b Bernnamer,
abstract compilers, "a ana Is Thorpe Block
TeephOue 1O4S:
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Treasury TO coerce payment OF said taxes yet IN
paid; therefore
Be It resolved by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives Of the State OF Indiana. That our Rep.
reseniatives in Congress be requested and our
Senators be instructed 10 vote for and their in
huence to pass a law releasing the inhabitants of
the States in which thess taxes have not been paid
from all liability; and returning to the States
which have paid these taxes the fun amount paid.
IL was laid on the table.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-11

ExcuRs1oN.-Nous rappelons d
nos lecteurs que Ia grande excur-
sion, a la Nouvelle-O Orleans, donnee
par la Societe des Jeunes Gems de
Lafourche, pour cel6brer ranniver-
saire de leur organisation, partira
de Thibodanx lie vendredi, "a de &c
mois, q dix heures du matin ct son
retour de la Nouvelle Orleans n'au.
Ia lieu que lie lundi suivanta 4 heu-
res de rapres-midi. Leprix du trans.
port, aller ct retour, est dune pias.
tire ct demie. Les personnes qui de.
sirent profter de cette occasion,
qui ne 10 renouvellera pas de sit6t,
trouverOnt des tickets 4 achete1
dams les chars.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-11

PRoFEsSORAT. - LIE Surinten.
dant des ecoles publiques de Ia pa
roisse, Went de recevoir du Surin-
tendant de rtducatiOn publique de
rEtat une clrculaire lui annOncant
qu'un institut pour les ~instituteurs
aurait lieu d Thibodaux, les s, 8, 10,
IL ct II de JUN, ct dams !aquelle il
lie pratt de prendre les arrange
ments n~ecessaires pour recevOir les
eminents professors qui raccom-
pagneront ct les instituteurs
uui sOnt appeles d assister aux in
structions qui leur serOnt donnees
pendant la duree de cette session.
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COUR.-La cOur de district est
entree en- session lumdi dernier,
sous la precedence du Juge Beattie.
Mr.. j. n. Wright a etc Choisi Fore
man du Grand jury, lequel apres
un travail assidu a present6 son
rapport final hier. Pendant linter-
vale, deux accuses ont etc mis- sur
la sellette, Pun pour avoir vol6 un
livre de prieres ct pautre un cheval.
Tous deux ont etc trouves coupa-
bles, ct celui qui await vol6 lie livre
de priAres a etc condamne q 6 mOis
de travaux forces.
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PUTS A INCENDIE.-Le comit6
nomme par lie Conseil de vile pour
choisir pemplacement Oh les puts a
incendie doivent 6tre creuses, Went
de presenter son rapport. D'apres
&c rapport il Y aurait douze puts a
creuser Dams Ia rue jackson chez
Nine JOS. Rose on Mr.. L. C. Au-
bert, chez 1. ID. Moore, encoignure
Baker ct Jackson, un au nord ct un
au sud du cimetiere st. John. Dams
la rue st. Philip, chez J. n. Fleet
wood, an coin du terrain Bourree,
ct au magasin Aucoin, encoignure
Ann ct Washington. Dams la rue
Green, dams rencoignure Est du
terrain DIES pompiers gu Ell face du
du DR.. &. NJ. Atkinson. Dams la
rue Maronge, ell face de w. G. Ra-
gan. Dams la rue Canal, au sud-est
de rencoignure DIN terrain de Jos.
T. Thibodeaux on O.. J. Legendre
derriere, chez II. w. Tabor GU G.
Lagarde ; chez Nine Joe Dantin GU
chez Mr.. Mead.