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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21

Given under my hand at Wa-Keeney
Kan, this 10Th day of March, 1885.
JAMES KELLY.
315 County Treasurer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21

Given under my hand at Wa-Keeney,
Kansas, this Oath day of February, 1886.
JAMES KELLY,
313 County Treasurer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21
Early grass we yet hope for.

Last Tuesday was st. Patrick's day
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21

Jack" Downing, Hays, called Tues;
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21

Tuesday, March "a, 1885,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
3 o'clock p. m, the following described
state school lands.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21

Given under my hand at Wa-Keeney
Kansas, this 4th day of March, 1885.
JAMES KELLY,
314 County Treasurer.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
cEEENLZAF TOWNSHIP ITEMS

Nav 20, 1885.
The long facol fa!mcrs of -Greenieaf
have suddenly disappeared, and in their
stead We sec smiling countenances on
every quarter, backed by the firm belief
that few more rains like the last will MI
our bins to bursting with the different
gr !ins this coming harvest.
Scho, is in session at the Horeb school
hon under the supervision OF Miss Millie
Harvey.
Mrs. d. F. Payne is rusticating on their
homestead.
The Misses Rowland, of Miller in COM
pany with Mr.. Lyons, of ll4-69 visited
friends on Wolf creek last Sabbath.
Rev. Honn, Of AlTha will preach at the
sod school house June after Sabbath
school.
Farmers Alliance is still running with
enc egy and zeal. Meets every Saturday
and the farmers discuss those topics which
lies nearest their hearts.
Judging from the improvements Tom
Teller is making on his claim he certainly
means business.
Mr.. Lemmons is s.artIng a fine Nursery
which he expects to make the best i'm the
county. HOLLY Hook.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04

could have been NJ within the borders
OF these same states one can readily see
how fast the rira ~ interest could have
been reduced. ~ an early day in the
history OF Iowa h"rn .cp,e began to foster
and protect her h5n' industries and as n
consequence we find tha. state among the
most prosperous of the States i'll the Amer
ican Union. A number nf important en-
terprises have been instituted in our Ter
ritory which are already begining to receive
most liberal patronage Mt the hands Of
our people, prominent among these stands
the Fargo Insurance Company with paid
mp capital of 100000 and under the
mt nagement Of time tried insurance men.
The rates Of this company are as low
ms those CT any responsible company do
ing business in Dakota, while their system
Of adjusting all losses cdn not be improv-
ed upon.
We are pleased to inform our readers
that the Fargo has selected as representa-
| tives In this portion OF Hand county the
following gentlemen, to either one of Shcm
farmers can apply for information regard
ing rates Of insurance on growing crops
against loss or damage arising from hail
storms, and other information of interest:
d. II. Oyeracker, c. II. Gardner. j. s.
Wood. C. Il. Dixon and John Costigan
Farmers should remember IN placing
their insurance that safety lies in patron
izing those companies which have always
paid their losses honestly. Such COM
pany they find The Fargo Insurance Com
pany
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
Secretary Gariaad's Love Of ran

Washington Cor. New York Sun.
ThagSh 20 .ieasf'i l., K like Il, Garland has
mCrs fun iu him to the square inch than any
man in. congrSss, perhaps than any man who
ever sat there. Ii i right good, conscious,
app-eciatins, and appreciativo fun, to,.
There Int a wr.nue, IL cJnceit, an ou;-Oi-
place wurt a stras ;Ilg encDHnter between
baline an | hair, atoidle or tros, an ago
niz.ng pair of tight boots, OF an oyerwhelm-
ing display Of shirt cuffS-in short thsre il
not q single tiny out of the common, pecu-
liar TO any member OF con ,res', which Mr..
aFian | mas not observed. Sinyulariy con-
s,dsrate OF the feelings Of Others. bs keeps
the faes that Le has discovered any gro
tesque originality or personality to himself
but when now and then Vest or Vance, But.
ler or Voorhees,, the other fun.loving sens-
tors. call his attention to anything funny I,
Is always discovered that Garland has al
really seen 10.
wealth on pair Of legs that curve out
wardly systematically, and Garland will sit
and watch the Wisconsin Cresu a he prom.
enades back an forth ~ the rear OF the sen.
ate with all the qualification of the keencst
appreciation Of the comical As Sawyer
doesn't care rap aboa. his bow-less, Gar
land told him one day that they gave q
wrong idea of his value. They are con-
slant o, senator, when we all know that
really you can put big numerai at the
bead OF a long string Of 0's.' Aside from
this keensst and con tant appreciation Of the
ridiculous, colnical, and humorous Mr.
Garland is as full Of pranks as schooiboy,
and Is es fond OF getting good one on some
OF his fellow senator's as New York city
politician.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
PArRoNIzE HOME INDUSTRIES

We would csll the attention Of onr
readers to an article published elsewhere
in this Issue entitled Home Industries
which shows how the patronage extended
10 home industries by the people Of Iowa
has assisted in developing and epriching
the people of that state. What has been
true in the case of Iowa can be none the
less true of Dakota, and the day is not
far distant when we shIll see upon the
plains of Dakota, enterprises of such mag
nitude AZ are little dreamed of by the
ordinary people Of our eastern states. A
general impression prevails throughout the
cast that we in Dakota are race Of peo-
pie who are somewhat below the standard
in point Of general intelligence, and that
il is necessary for them 10 control our
purse strings, or IN other words deal out
to us such amounts Of money rs we may
unfortunately be obliged to borrow at
from ~ to 30 per cent. per annum. Sta
tistics show that during the early settle
ment Of some of our western states the
amounts paid to eastern insurance CON-
panies has been from s5OO.OO0 to $2,O00-
600 per annum, yery small proportion OF
with ever found its way back again ex
cept as funds to be loaned 10 the same
parties upon their farms at high rate of
interest. Had there been instituted some
means whereby this same large amount
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
MIDNIGHT r10Q-W ZIG fEaS
Tc~ IL" Sccr,< weighing l. Generally
Done Tho Pool Rags Trick.

tCor New ToEk Sunl
An d | gentleman wsii vn.ee n .he tricks
OF tn tat tnislt an s-uo. ,.sars s.ii: way,
sir. t. eS2 mca can get into pea and In
tw olive .liuatcs ca know TO p5u ! I W tat
hog wol,sEs. They ,Gr.y oloIg VITA tie n
heavy plan<s, boGsl to-oGhes with heavy
hinges. With { q th'y g'5 intp a Tan aul
form box. Above this tIey raise thr &c up
r.gIt bans. The nus Is driven into thp box,
the box is hoiStei with chains AMI q wini-
lass a large iron ssCclyard OF scales is
hooked on a: ta1 t1p, tlo weight Is iaseu,
the hog lowerei ald driven or the piauds
into a corner. an tao ,raps fold ], stus etler
and carried of, all inile OF a out a dyzsa
minutes
This secret weighing is generally done
the night before tie slau ,htNr. They ka1w
about tow mach q bag hog will lose in dre s.
ing, and, with al this Information dead t.
rights, they can ESur, 10 out to pretty near
TO Mat tho hog will weigh. Next day tae
ring will be OIL hanl. They will appear in
nocent snd green ani go into tie pen and
measure the hog Ike tIo rest OF the farmers,
countrynen, or city portS. Her lengti
ami girth 3 m aSured an multiplied, allow
ancc made for luss, etc. and in Iu lie tIe
hog-weiShcrs will make an estimate, but il
will be very different from the uno Laey
maLe il secret Ii there are SIX men in the
ring, they will each put ten CUES e. in t.a
box, taking in thu ta9go Of the probable
weight Il the hog twelve pOg4d. Taey
know tine positive 1.-Two weight, but tie
question i, a, to he 10 5 by kilIias aEi the
gain or loss by an additional days life.
Their Ruesse5 like all Others, are secret
Each man writes down his guessss aS to the
hogs Weight on "a pccs Of pap,r, at ID ceats
guess, ami this /, al Ut into the box.
Tho person who gueSSes the wrisg; .ez-
actiy, or nearest, takes tue purse, which at
times runs as high as 500. The ring IN
variaily wins the pool, aud tine money i di.
vided between them At tlmes ttey have
an understanding with the hog owaer. bet
often they meet with stubborn oppo i;ion.
have known mou to marx every bnar1 in the
pen AMI every nail ia tie boards, SO that
they couil see whether the Los weighorS had
made any deprc lati rs La t year had
big hog up the country. and gave express
Orders to kill any hog-seigEer tnat caino on
tina ground that night. | thought my order.
were carried cut but / was f,olei They
brihe my watrhman, weighed my nog. alil
Ieat me out of $50 the next day by que sing
'searer the weight OF my hog than did
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
A Grand Celebration VIII Positively
be Held ut Miller.
An Enthusiastic Meeting OF Citizens Monday
Erening start the Bail RcIiiss.

An Enthusiastic Meeting or Citizens Monday
ErenIng start the Bail RcIlisx.
large and enthusiastic representation
of Miller citizens assembled at Moons
court room Mond,y evening to consider
the propriety of celeb :ating the nat, day Of
these United States in an appropriate 9
manner the coming July 4th.
1t was UNANIMOUSLY agreed to celebrate
and resolution was adopted extending an
earnest and cordial invitation to all the
citizens of Hand county 10 participate Ia
the exercises. The citizens of Miller will
see to 1t th:t everybody is entertained in
Il sumptuous manner as the followiL z
minutes of the Secretary will show:
Meeting called to order by L. Ii. Andcr-
son on whose motion W. H. Miller was
made Chairman and J. A. Moon Secreta-
ry. A committee of five on general ar
rangemcnts Was selected, composed of
Messrs A. l.. NcWhorter, chairman, John
Pyle, 2. II. Anderson, o. p. Fearheiley
and Henry Newmire.
Committee on finance Geo. Beasom,
chairman, W. II. Waters. and John Morrow
COMMITTEES on grounds, T. NJ. wilkins,
chairman, Del Miller and John Pusey.
Committee on speakers, W. II. Keplmrt,
chairman, W. II. Miller and J. J. Smith
Committee on fire works and artillery.
j. ID. Lawrence, chief. Geo. Wilson and
DR.. Il artong.
Decorating committee, J. d. Fitzgerald
chairman, n. Johnson and J. n. Temple
man.
Committee on music, j. II. Wescott, c.
+. SIN it'll and W. A. Sewall.
Committee on printing, J. A. ,Bushfeld
and W. II. Miller.
Committee ON water, VIM. Grahnm, T.
S. Willetts sui Sanford Boatman.
On motion Henry Miller was elected
President of tho Day. sheriff Co.'S
ugan wls elected Oii,er OF the
Day aud jacob F.raace anl ). +. Clark
Marshas.
Mrs. I VI. Mead, Mrs. A. c. THOMPSON,
Hi'' - IL '''h'i' h4H' heHi' Nc"ihHG'
and Mrs. J. W. Coquiliette We're selected
committee to procure an elegant banner
to be presented to the largest delegation
that comes to the celebration at Miller,
barring out Miller township.
1t was decided to call this demonstration
The Hand eounty Fourth Of July Celebra-
ton.
The various committees were instructed
to meet at the same place Saturday even
ing next to report to the committee on
arraH gcments.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


rERRIroRIAI-
0overnel--G A. Pierce,
serretary-Jamss a.. Teller.
supreme Court--Chief Justice. Aionzo A. Fdger
on. Associate. Justices, Gideon q. Moody and s. A,
Hudson, > q Palmer. seward smith.
United states Attprue y--Hugh J. Campbell
surveyor Gcneral--Cortez fessenden.
Delegate In CongreSs-O \. clifford.
u, =, Marshal-tien. harrison Allen
TtNfH LEGISLATIVE DtrCHHr.
Members OF Cotmcil-J. II wesiover, J. Day
Members Of House, A Pitkler, N /. Miller q.
". Fierce. L Blakemsre.
COUNTY.
County Commlssioner-Jno McMurtry. NJ King
John Duthie. Thomas Grifiiu. Levi Harris.
Register of Dreds--S Keller
Sherif-John CoStigan.
Judge of Probate--F T. Parish
TreRsGrcr--O. II. Pruner.
Clerk District Court. N. wilkins.
hi trict Attorney, J. Smith.
Accessory O. DOuihctt
Coroper-Dr. Wood
Surysyor--tieO. CaSelar.
sIpt. of Sohools-G. l.. Pinkham
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
nanh onlce a, nnrnn. d. I. AprIl 10 lsss.

Land office at atHuron, d. I, April 10, lss5.
Notice is hereby given that tn, following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make
hna proof IN support Of his claim, ana ilal
entry tn r.of. and that said praat uia. b. h,rt-
before T. VI. wilkins Clerk nj tie District c0nrt.
in and for Hand county at Miller ID. I. on Saturday
the eth day Of JuBe. 1875. viz, HeBry Lamb rS6er
his Hd. application. No. s0, huron series, for the
noltha aSi quarter of section s town ii2 range 81
and h. names the followin Nitnesses 10 prove hi-
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
tract. two cf whom VIII appear bclore harvey L.
Taylor. notary public at Ice Heights, y. r.. the
ssIuc day ~ June. lsS1, viz william Llnncy.
Frank Eaton. willis Doan and L. A. Young All Of
RceHeights, D. 7.
RprIJ G.. r. ARdsTRoSG, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
1auaoGce a. Huron. u T.May %. 'sss.

I7nhtftce az Huron, ID 7, May %, 'kNS,
Notire s. hereby 81 ven that the following named
settler bas filed notice o' his intrnti1n 10 make hnal
proof 80 support; of li flaiIl. and secure final en-
Try thereof aud that said proof sl be made before
the Probate judge IN and for Hand coHEty. ~
Miller, y r. GA July II. 1888 viz: David ". oylcr
n 20i7 FOR thc northeast quarter 81 ll4.6S. lie
names the following witnesses 10 prove IFS con
tinuous residence upon Ead cultivation ~ sad
land viz: John Abrahgli.. rcteP Abraham, G. q.
b''Ss. fral ClafE, u q M'''pr. afoia.
may2S q 2. ARMSTRONG. Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04

The smallest raagCz' n ever published Is
sail TO be TIE Music,l -tonthiy of London.
Its i:e Is altS2IS ino.te~ 1t has Teen re.
iuced to these dimension by p ototype, anl
thu contents include several musical pages.
The reproIuction Is eSqai iteiy don,, but
tie most tiny OF the type, infinitely smaller
Il an any ever cast, can only he read by tho
cid Of a magnifying glass
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
They became Mellow.

lOgdensburg Journal.
/ a doctor VINO went into rural district or
a sick call gave this version Of it: "At the
hotel room met a half dom OF the
usbeSt, most uncouth follows | ever saw.
They caught mo in their arms. haulel me- tl
the Lar, aad contpelle mo 10 drink. After
ha takel half dozsa drinks found
them the most gsntlemanly, jolly lot Of dog
, mat
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
Speed Of Wild Fowl.
lChicago Journal.

No machine OF travel that man ever in
vented can eqial the speed OF wild fowl
Tho canvas back iu flies two mile min.
ute. Tho broad bill goes slightly slower.
Teal can fly a: the ate OF 100 miles an hour
tue wild goo,e about ninety.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
>HERlrF's SALE
TERRITORY or DAKOTA.
/ COUNTY oF HAND,
Isaac Dickerson In District Court

I1aac piekerson In District oonrt
II. i, Garlick, Fifth Judicial District
Notice IS hereby given, that by virtue Of am ex-
ccuiion 10 me dIrvetcd and delivered. and now Ia
my hands, issued oGt Of the Clerks ofiic9 OF the
Piith Judicial district court. Territory of DAKOTA
In and TOR the county OF Hand. upon ju,isint Mt
rendered In said eonrt ia favor Of I,aac Dickerzon
and sgsin II. L. Garlick have levied upon the
following dereribed real estate u said defendant
to-Nit: The north' ast quarter t,3l OF section
number ten (l0l. township number Que hundred
and twelve Ci2D north. range sixty-cight idSl west,
including all that portion pistted into lots
block streets ani alleys VI said quarter section
and known A. Garlicks addition 10 this town OF
Miller. Aud tha: shah on Friday the i2th. day OF
June, A. H. isS5. az the hour 0: oclOsS y. IA. OF
said day. at the front door of the court bonse in
said county and Territor., proceed % sell all the
right. title and interest OF the above named II. l.
6ariiek ir and 10 the ibovc described property. 10
satisfy said Judgment sf.i costs. amounting IA
twenty.six dollars and siSiytwo cents. together
with all accrnins cost. of sale. and Interest tho
same from the 2Sth day OF November. 1874. at the
rate OF "a per cent per annam. at public auction.
10 the highest bidder Tor cash.
s. s. MARKHAM. Plaintiffs Attorney.
JogX CosrtSAN, sheriff.
Dated siill,r. Dakota May i2th. 1895. n,alit5
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04

Grafton ii demands and that your own
interest would dictate, again we say pat
ronize home industries.- Fargo In. psn,s
Journal.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04
Summons

TERRITORY or DAKOTA. Before
IL JUSTICES COURT J. w. Osborn
COUNTY or HAND. Justice Of the Peace
Je"ett P Cooper Plaintiff; v,,,royS
Samuel c. Blackman. Defcndt
The Territory Of Dakota scnds greeting:
To Samuel g. Blackman. Defendant; You are
hereby summoned t. appear before me at my
office in township I02 range 6G IN said county ON
the q ia dsy OF JuHs, A. u. Il -, at o'clock
10 suswer 10 the complaint ~ the agoye named
plaintiff. JeSett T.. Cooper who claims Ia Of
you Ihe OF nifty dollars tor goods sold you by
plaintin And you arr hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer as above required, saii
plaintiff will take Judgment against You for said
Bfty dollars and costs with attorneys fees
Given under my hand this lith day OF May 4. ID,
ISSa. J. ". OSBORN,
Justice of the Peace in and for Hand county, ID. r
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said Hand
county, greeting; make legal service hereof and
due return bt6
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-04

L. G. InEHr' oil: In love ox rasasaace Il
economy. Love Is tho ie sal tenier os ths
soul J5- wealth.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-12-26

ROULAISON. - Les travaux de
roulalSOn SOnt termineS ct tout lie
monde, planteurs ct employees, est
satisfait du resultat obtenu. En- at
tendant que les travaux agricoles
soient repris,-ce qui ne sera proba.
Element que vers lie milieu du mois
proclaim on au commencement de
F'autre- chacun Sc propose de t9ter
aussi joyeusement que possible les
fetes de Noel ct du jour de Pan.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-12-26

SUICIDE.-La nouvelle du suicide
du Juge F. S. Goode, arriyee lundi
dernier, a trappe dune douloureuse
surprise notre population, car
Honorable defunt etait connu es-
time ct honor6 de tous les citoyens
de cette paroisse, dams laquelle il
await immigr6 en- 1910 venant de
FAlabama OH il etait ne.
En- 1857 il fut elu senateur: en-
1860, candidat pour lie congress. lie.
want la convention democratiaue.
il fut battu par rHon. Miles TAYLOR.
En- 1861, lie Gov. Moore lie nomma
Avocat General, ct en- 1874 il fut
Ella al selat ct choisi CONNIE presi-
dent du comite Plustard
IL fdt elu JUICE du 19ne. district iu>
dlcIalre, position quill a honorable.
ment occnpe .jusqu'au moment OH
IL a mis- fin Il ses jours. SEES restes
ont e6 inhnmes mardi dernier.
dams lie cimetiere, ell presence de
toute la population de la paroisse
Terrebonne.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-12-26
FOR SALE!
ON FAVORABLE TERMS,
SUGAR PLANTATION,
Parish OF

Will he so!,l at private sale, in block or in
p'rcr'S provided y sufficient nurnher of pur
chaser. can be ihuu,i u purchase Mt one
tln,. the whole 81 the 'L.i.lton' plantation
on the right bank Of Iiayou Latourche.l
i'll the Parish OF -aiunlcle, ABOUT two miles
above the Town of ! lihn.iux, and having
twcnty-oue arpcnts and seven t~wcittlis oil AZ
arrcnt. more or less irons on said Biyoa, by
fifty arpcnts in depth. bounded above by
lands Of J. q. y len and A.. ROBINSON. now
hclnng,rS To Howell Il kohich,ux. an., be-
lew by ithds now }: + rilerly bclungin. to
Il q. Dal,irn.
: Another tract OF land containing seven
hundred aud sixty-iour superficial arpents
more or i"s'. ly,l. in the rear OF and ada
cent t. tic ian'is ai'"Nc described. and being
the doubt .unreS-i MS thereof.
.. an"iiirrtlact III lard Wing in the rear
ot and ban. tin, tlinr,I concession of said
ptaitat!nn, and containing four hundred and
rtSiiiN 3"ii0J acrc-, !nnit or less. with the
buildings ami other in Irnv-ircntS ON said
last Nv" ttar'S mi I'LL Ire tppartenau .es
ther"I. The SAID three Tracts constitute the
property Hl"Nn ~ tlr "Lei.lltpI planta
ton.
ais" tir mules. Cart. wagons. farming i'm
p:tititti'S al" seed cane ut y it plantation.
/ ~fm ':tii.i GOA .,tlalo .tuc fourth or more
c:ts II tie 'ain.cc III uar. lWu and three
Years credit INST. ifirntS To ia. represputcd
tN nettS eils,u >c.l ia b!;.It b> von.iur, seen.
et bs SIP GA, m,ri.l.- witt, vendors lien
Hiiitcr fn:. pact 6r T. ~ uirnuH1,, act of s,Ia
To certain tl$titi e, ,!.,, IT'S 10 INSURANCE. and
, on attJr:l.N> fees.
Apply to
4>NuBtOCjI. M0OEE &BADEAUy.
attorneys. lL;,riaux La. or TO
=. IL. kENAEDY.
President STATE Nati'nai Btak, y. D.. La.
%'.A. or
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BAL.-C'est lie 81 de &c mois qCe
doit avOir lieu dams la sale DIES
pompiers lie grand bal, dome sous
les auspices DIES compagnies ThiJo-
dGur Fire Co. No. l IT Home Hook
and Ladder No. 1. LIE prix d'admis-
sion pour les gentlemen est de 80
cents, ct DIES Embellishments Sc
rOnt servis a un prix modere.
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PEoJET. La compagnie des
pomplcrs Protector No. 2 a Pin
t%entlon, nous at on dit, de bonner
une excursion a In Nouvelle-O1le>
ans, dams la premiere quinzaine du
mols de janvien Nous croyons que
lie moment serait bien choisi ct one
la toule s'empresserait de saisir
cette occasion pour aller visiter la
Nouvelle-Orltans ct surt0ut re x.
position, don't les campagnes sem.
blent ignorer Persistence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-12-26

Mr.. j.. r. Leblanc, comme nos
l%ecteurs lie vermont plas loin, Went
d'ouvrir q Lafourche Crossing. pres
de la station, un hotel quill a NOM
me "H6tel ST. Joseph"
Attenant 4 hotel est I'm bar,
room OF ron trouvera toulours DIES
iiqueurs de choix de sorte que Mr..
Leblanc a su transporter dams la
vie reelle lie precepte d'Horace :
utile dulci c'est.a.dire reunir Putt.
lie a l'agreable.
La sale a Manager sera toujours
fonrnie de tout "a que lie pays ct la
saison pourront 6arir de plus sain
ct de plus delicat.
Mr.. r. Leblanc est tsllement con-
nu ct tellement appreci6 de t6us
ceux qui lie connaissent que ses
nonbreux aImis &c ferOnt IN vrai
piaisir d'alier le visiter en- freedom.
nant ce vieux refrain de la mere
firegolre
All! CONNIE on allait etc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-12-26
NOTICE

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
err shop of p. Hogan. in this town, l am now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairin. old ones. Full s~atisfnc
ton guaranteed, work will he done at the low
figures. lhave secured the services of Mr.
r. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
had long experience IN this business. Parties
VIII find 1t TO their interest IT, call on me- be,
fore making. contracts elsewhere.
VIZ. IL. Raglan.
Thihodaux. Apr.l 9Th. 1882.