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ST.

On apnonce quill v u encore beau
coup 'estiaux monrants dams
les differences parties de IL parois-
sc. Dams beaucoup de cas- la gorge
s'entle 1t III mort sen. suit.
lBEHIE.
Dams Ia paroissc Iherie, H. Jury
de Police s'occupe dc faneliora-
tioa DIES cilemimS publics. qui seront
bieniut. an dire du EcrMi:r LuEisi-
anais, dams un eta, irreprOchable.
LAFAYETTE.
Les atlAileS. dit r.Adrertisef, sont
il pen pres mules cG vile, le temps
nons IL p.,ru ties favorable Il ira
yauX dies champs, ct 81 rcnsemcn
cement nest pas fait q sera IL fau-
t. DIES planteurs.
La pins forte expedition d'Gufs
qui ait jamais etc taite dams note
localitc Il Ell lieu jeadi !; ellie Sc com
posait de IL ~caisses, ell tout 5000
dOuZaineS.
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BAL.-On salt qu'un grand bal
aura lieu daus la sale des pOmpiers
lie soir du jour de la grande parade
annuelle des pompiers. De NOM
brenses invitations ont etc deja en-
voyees, mails CONNIE il est tres pro-
bable que lie comite, surcharg6 de
besogne, a Oubli6 dinviter
quelques personnes, nous sOmmes
prizes de faire SAVIOR qu'elles peu-
vent sc procure des cartes d'admis.
sion, soft pour elle.memes, soft pour
leurs amis, en- s'adressant 4 Mr..
John Guardia, rue du Main.
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BATEAu-E. ". Fuller, tel est le
nom du bateau qui vientd'entrepren
DIRE la navigation dams lie Bayou
Lafourche. &c bateau commando par
le Capt. j. B. Dumestre, ayant &
son bOrd JnO. Gugel CONNIE com.
mis-, part de la Nouvelle-O Orleans
tous les mardis a5heuresd de papres.
midi ct tOus les samedis d midi, ct
communique a Thibodaux avec lie
bateau Alice Leblanc qui dessert
tous les landings de Thibodaux an
Cutoff. Ces voyages d'essai ayant
etc couronnes dun plein success,
nous avcns tous lieux de croire que
le patronage quill a recu des son
debut lui sera continue.
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MACHINE A GAZ.-Le cOnSeil de
vile Went d'acheter de u. ROus-
seau & Son, pour Ia somme de ceut
piastres In machine a gaz etablie
sur une DIES encoignnres du terrain
du marche. Mr.. l. ID. Moore il etc
charge de s'abOucher avec lie Jury
de Police pour faire, avec CO der
nier, les arrangements quill jugera
cOnuenables pour peclairage de Ia
maiSOn de COur.
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ANNIVERSARIES DEs POMP1ERs-

ANNIvERsAIRE DEs POMPIERS-
LIE vingt-quatrieme anniversaire des
pompiers sera celebre, mercredi
proclaim, par une grande parade
Dapres la proclamation de ringe.
nie"r Ell chef, les differences com
pagnies, qui composcnt lie Departe-
ment du feu, doivent s'assembler
dams leurs quarters respectlfs a
2:1J heureS ct quinze minutes
apres, elles doivent sc METRE en-
marcile ct prendre les positions qui
leur sont assignecs: LII IHiL0daur
Fire Go. No. /, dams la rue du Main
faisant face i la III rue Green. La
Protector Steam Fire Co. No. 2 dams
la partie nord de la rue Green, fai-
SAINT face a Ia rue Main, ct Ia com
pagnie Home Hook md Ladder No. l
devra Sc placer dams la partie sud
de In rue Green, faiSant face Il III
rue du Main.
A trOis heures precises, la pro-
cesSiOn SC mettra Ell movement
dams rOrdre suivant: lie lie Grand
Marshal, +. A. O'Sullivan ; % les
membres du Fire Department 30
la colnpagnic Thibodaux No. l ;4o
Ii compagnie Protector No. =: 50
Ia compagnie DIES Echelles No. /.
Ensuite viendrOnt les voitures con
tenant les membres honoraires ct
les invites.
LIE defile cOmmencera par Ia rue
dn Main jusqu'a Ia rue st. Louis, ct
suivra cette derniere .jusqu'a IL rue
Lcvec. De Ia il sc rendra a la rue
st. Charles, quill parcoura .jusqu'a
Ia rue Market ; de la rue Market il
Sc rendra & Ia rue st. Philip, quill
descendra jusqu'a la rue Main pour
prendre la rue Jackson, quill DIES.
cendra jusqu'a IL rue Baker f; de Ia
il passera dams IL rue st. Philip,
jusqu'a la rue st. Bridget, ct cont.
nuera jusqu'a Ia rue du Canal il
descendra cette rue .jusqu'a Ia rue
Baker, ct de la il montera Ia rue
Henry Clay jusqu'a Ia rue Green,
ct sc rendra par cette rue jusqu'a
la Maison de Cour, OH il sera de.
bande.
D'apres les bruits qui circnlent
ct surtout d'apres renergie derlo.
zee par les FOremen ct les cOmites
charges DIES p%r6paratifs de cette so.
lennite, on a tout lieu d~ecroire que
Get anniversaire eclipsera tout ceux
qul FONT precede, ct que de nom.
breux visiteurs sc feront un verita.
bic plaisir de venir admirer la SUI
perbe ct etficace organisation des
pompiers de nOtre vile.
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ADJUDICATION.- Scion rusaye.
la vente DIES bancs de regliSe ga
tholique st. Joseph Il Il lieu Iii.
manche dernier. COntre toute at
tente lie produit de cctte vente aetc,
a tres peu lie chose pref, lie meme
que celui de Fannee derniere.
Ceux de reglise dc Lockport, qui
sc sont vendus lie meme jours, ont
rapport6 cinq cents piastrcs de
moins que rannee p~recedehte.
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B


Tn process institute devant Ia cour
de district, si6geant 4 Houma, con
tire le chemin de fer Morgan par nm
MIR. NJ. Wallis, fonde Il une re.
clamation Ell dommage pour $685.
OOo, pour DIES pleasures. recues pen.
dant quill agissait CONNIE brake
man, Went d'6tre decide contre lie
chemin de fer, allouant $4,000 au
plaignant.
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PAROISSES.
ASCENSION.

Une certaine Nine Coqnille, re
sidant dams Ia paroisse Ascension,
a mis- au monde quatre enfants qui
sont morris deux jours apres leur
naiSSance,
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Boarding

Mrs. Tanner and Airs. McEvers are prepa-
red to receive either regular or tr:.nsie: board
crs. at their residence on jackson street nea r
st. Johns Episcopal, Church.
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Dams tonte retendue de la pa
roisse Avoyelles, les souches de
cannes s0nt en- bon 6tat. QUAINT au
plant, on ne peut lui souhaiter DE.
tire en- mieux. Rien nest en- retard.
les bras nj manqueut pas ct tous
travaillent avcc courage. CO qui
manQue, &c sont les l6gumes les IA.
vets, les betteraves, la laitue, les
raids, les choux, les miles produits
qui font que lie fermier Sc procure
chez lui tout &c don't il a besoin, qui
lui donnent Independence ct lui
permettent d'3conomiser.
ST. MARTIN.
On annonce, dit le Rereil, un cas-
de longevite extraordinaire dams Ia
partie superieure de la paroisse. II
paraitrait d'apres les informations
ObtenueS dun abOnne bien infOrm6,
qu'une famille de personnes de cou-
leur Qui demeurent aux environs de
Ia Grande Pointe ~represente six ge.
nerations, don't les membres .jouis
sent dune bonnie sant6. Pelagiequi
est a la t6te de Ia famille, est agee
de 127 ans, ct 81 file Ell a 9S. La
file de cette derniere, Mile, qui a
g. ans a une file, Josephine, qui a
deja traverse So hivers ct qui est Ia
mere dune file nominee Marie. Eft.
celle-ci, pour terminer penumera-
ton, aun enfant de cinq mois.
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CALCASlEU.

De nOuveaux batiment s'e1levent
partout dams IN vile de Lake Char
les, ct a en- juger par les piles de
bois de charpente, de pieux qui
doivent servir de foundation, qu'on
volt entasses dams tOutes les rues,
les travaux sOnt lOin de tinir.
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LOUISIANA DAY. De crands

LOUISIANA DAY. De grands
preparatifs sc font actuellement sur
lie terrain de rExposition Univer-
selle de Ia NOnvelle-O Orleans, pour
la celebration du Louisiana Day.
Les personmes qui aiment leur Etat
en- particulie.' 1t leur pays Gu gene
raj dOivent taire leur possible pour
assister acette certmonie, qui ajon.
terra une page memorable dams
rhistOire de III Louisiana.
MAISON DE CoMMlSSION.-NOuS
appelonS l'attemtiOn dc nos lecteurs
sur %I'annOnce de In maisOn lie ON
mission de Mr.. 4. s. Brown, eta.
bile i Ia observation-disclosures. No. 100
rue Decatur. Cette maison sc char
sc de la vente de tous les produits
agricOles ct fournit lie la semence
de riz d ceux qui Ell font Ia deman-
de. Les habitantS qui auraient be-
sOin dun cOmmissiOnnaire mont
qua s'adreSser i Mr.. \. S. Brown.
qui nest autre one lie fills de Mr.. j.
A. +. Brown, tres avantagcuse.
ment connu par les habitants de
cette paroisse ct des paroisses avoi'
sinantes.
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ASSUMPTION.

Recemment, dit le Pionnier de
Presumption, trois personnes dc
notre voisinage, Mr.. Moleon Char
let, qui tenait la buvette 4 bord du
steamer Assumption, Mr.. Thcophile
Guedry ct MI. Etienne Vicknair,
allerent ensemble visiter pExposi-
ton ct en- revinrent par lie meme
voyage du bateau. Tous trois flu
rent attaques de la pneumonia ct
tout trois sont maintenant dams Ia
tombe.
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~NOUVELLES LOCALES

CoNCERT.-Le grand concert vo.
cal ct Instrumental, an b6netice de
rAcademie G"ion, aura lieu pro.
Enhancement. dams liz grande sale
des pompiers, probablement Il la
nm tle &c moiS on au commencement
de pautre. On pcut, d'allleurs, etre
persuade que le public he perdra
rlen pour attendre.
BAYOU.-Le niveau de reau dams
lie bayou iiaiSSe tOuS les iOurS tle
4uelques pouceS. ct IL est probable
qua lepoque Oh il taudra irrIgurr
la sentence de liz, il sc trouvera
trop has pour remp.oi du procGde
ordinaire. Dams ce cas-, il iandra
avolr recOnrs aux pompes.
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07
ELECTION ETURNs.

The latest eports from New Yoak are
that Hill dem, c, uJic candidate 10 gov
ernor, viii have l. 1873 lrajorty, ami
that The next Legislature viii he com
posed OF twenty-one Repubncans and
eleven Den. C ais III the Senate, aud
seventy-eight Re- ub icRas and nifty
Democrats IN the nssemb:y.
Virginia has elected Fuz Hugh Lee,
democratic candidate 1ur COVE nor, Oy
%, 900 to so 900 majority Tne demo
Gratis have also control Of The legislu-
lure.
Maryland has gone demoorauc by
nearly so 900 majority.
Iowa has gone republican by from
10000 to l4,COO. The re. ublioans have
also a majority in both branches OF the
Legislature.
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts have
gil en- the usual republican majorities.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07
CROW ITEMS.
Fine autumn weather.

Fine autumn weather.
Squire Allen has lately purchased
nice span of mares.
Several town lots were lately pur-
cha ed at Grow BY different parties.
Miss Mary Dixon is attending Nc
Pherson College at Republican City.
has. Mccall will start this week for
SedaHa, Mo, to attend a commercial
college.
school has commenced in district 1l2
under the guidance of Miss Alice Car
man, Of Mound town. hip.
Geo. Widuer and his mother have
returned from Arkansas. They are
satisfied now that Kansas beats that
country all hollow.
DR.. Hall Is sporting a bran new buggy
and harness. His practice Is getting so
extensive that the old fashioned way OF
gong to see a patient on horseback win
not answer.
Last Thursday Mr.. Ed. Coombs and
Miss Ora Aobott entered into a life
partnership. We hope they will find
their hy meueal path slrewn with The
brIgh.e tlJwers, steer their bark clear
OF the qu ck Sands and shoals of life and
keep it T. peacefully q ding upon uurut1ied
waters. TAFT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07
KANSAS 4 RO-PERlTY.

The strides tuwmd prosperity. made
lay Kansas This ear arc EOticable on
every hand. The dozen OF m"re u"or
gained counties on The extreme west
ern border are fast filling up with a
cultivated and intelligent people, d
ere an, her year las. es nearly ever
county in the state will have been .
ganiztd. The sueams 81 immigration
pouring into The state mo marV elnUs.
Nearly e, cry quarter So elton Oi land ia
all, save four or nve counties has been
prompted. Thriving and pIozp, rou~
towns are being built, new lines of rail-
road are reaching out in all directions
and other enterpris es OF value are
springipg up. Ir,ly Kansas is enjoy
ing an era OF prosperity, and her future
promises 10 be very bright one. be
news PAP erS Of the state from The Mis-
souri, river ia he Colorado line are all
lAdened with encouraging news from
the various localities, and wherever
there is land for LUmesteadelS, il is be-
ing taken by thrifty eastern people,
W no come to our state 20 build homes
and found society LeavenwOrth
Times.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07

Allo Aquinia, the old poet. whose
words surpassed The poetry Of those
who composed verse in his day, was
moi more car eful in his art than he was
in his strict Observance Of the rules Of
etiquette. On one occasion he visited
friend and " hike there, e. an ans.crt
enemy, bat his treatment OF him va,
such that 10 one could discern that ne
looked upon him a. Il foe. How much
could we learn VIC would be alwuy >
as we'll bred.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07
BIG CREEK ITEMS.

Pleasant weather, nice for gathering
corn.
The literary at Hillside is splendid.
The young men are making their
little 81 eecLes, preparing to make big
speech some day and be a Republican
President.
We teeI proud of the young ladies
and gents OF this creek. for they do not
use eau dc Uia.
Mrs. f, Colby is visiting friends in
Topeka. Mr. Colby is lonely and
thinks the days are geUing longer.
G,andpa Johnson was very SICK the
Bird at 10 O'clocl at night aud did not
.hink he would live until morning. He
is some better.
We are glad to know the republicans
are elected.
PENCLING. .
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07

A Washington dispatch says: IA
poor, shamOHng tigUes with badly
bruised uRce, and clothes In tatttrs,
stood in the Police Court This morning.
No charge was made sgsiust him lie
was not asked by the [ Jerk, 'Guilty or
not guilgy?' Judge Smell did not ask
him his name. No witness appeared OF
the stand His Appearance was It's own
accuser and witness. Il came back
from New York last Friday. I am
weak aud in bad condition. said the
miserable wretch, 'aUd / wish Judge,
that you would send me tO The hospital
instead Of the work house. Thirty
days AZ the hospital, said Judge Smell,
and the man 1t the dock disapL cared
It was George IL. Butler. tho nephew Of
his uncle. Once-1 onspi General 10 Egypt
and husband OF Rose Et3 nge, the ac-
Lress "a q his is one of the { 0Siug chap
lers of naturally veIy bright man.
IS ell born. well educated, fms writer
and with everything 10 give him a start
in the race, he Is now staggering ia on
the last quarter beaten all 10 pieces.
From being the Consul General in
Egy - be dropped down 10 he post ui
wagon mssSer al some Of cur mill ary
posts up the Missouri, then be turned
up in an Inehriate q, ylum OF hosp tai.
now be l. looking for IA place to die-in
The hospital, Ia the ealabO0>e or in the
gutter; ana whisky. good" whisky, fsr
Butler for years dyank only the best,
has done i alls
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07

The FhiIhps cOuu'y republican haze
many teasohs tore. pr al the esults
Of tie last eiecuou. They have prove.
10 the satisfaction III all That Ihey have
Il majority that can scoop both the
opposite PARTIES. Hereafter let the Ie-
publicaus be careful 10 tr.t ont thci
best racers end see that the track is
kept IN good order aud they can beat
their opponents every time.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07
AS TIE SXOXE CLEARS WAY THE DIS
fB-ED FUSiOVl3TS A3E DISC YER
ED WRITING III A C0NGLOM
GRATED MASS.
TIE WHO ( REPUB lCAE TICKET ELECT
ID BY GOOD mAJ0RiIlES.
ouis K. Pratts Majority Four Hundred
and Niaetyone
Blow the Great Gee-csg and let the TOcsin
hing! For the Old Reliable Still COntin
ucs to do Business At the Old Stand.

The e,ult of the election in this
county cannot be othcrwi-e than saJis
factory To the l.epubi an party. Dis
pije the tact that II is an off year, and
the cry has been heralded o,er the
county by the Opposition that you
should vote for men and not agty; dis
pie the fact tn AZ both political parties,
includ ug all the d.saffecied persons in
the county that could be scraped to-
g,lher, have rallied under one fusion
ticket dispute the facts of base mis-
.IepLe en- al Ou- and at,enl lied chilean
eI3 ; Notwithstanding all the things
We say. the old reia lie Republican
party has elected cry man upon its
ticket. The majorlies range from
33 up to 49l, and the result plainly
shows that the Republicans in thi,
county have Il good clean majority q, er
al hers combined. With such a re-
-uit IN an off year, when voters have
Il tendency to Waver from Iheic ticket
on acauuut of personal preferences OF
lA'ilAC9s W A4cst liz x LLCD w
IN IA political year, when party princi-
pies are placed in je 'p lrdy Inc Re
publican arty Of This county i, now in
good working trim, and it behooves
eve member of it To place has should
@. 10 The wheel aud aid in carrying a
solid phalanx against the Opposition
next fall. Several townships which
her elotore have given large majoritle
70 the greenback delusion, have discuv-
cred that that theory was simply a
myth to further the personal interest
of few aspiring dema &. CUES, and they
have ve,y .sen>i.ly returned to their old
pant y. Conse Iuently those townships
have been a great surpri to The Oppo-
siiion. During the year many more
will see that they have been imposed
upon by self constituted leader, aud
wills return again where they really be-
long, 70 the Republican or Democratic
parties. Let the Republicans stand
firmly by their Tors, and Phillips
county will continue TO shine IN the
galaxy Of the tried and the true.