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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-16

FKrpERICKsHu RG, Va, June o.
The residence of MIR. W =. f. Wadcr
in this county, was entered last
night about 10 o'clork aud himself
aud sister, both aged people aud ncnr
relatives ~ Judge Robert Waiter,
were terribly beaten aud the prem
i-c- rubbrd OF about $500 hnd SOME
icwrlry. IT II believed thHt Ml--
Waller Will ccrluiul, die Mr. Waller
has recovered sufficiently to give nu
account of the affair, aud mmr- Two
negro women ~ the perpetrators ut
the horrible outrage The whole
country Is being secured b, II pu--r
of citizens, but mp to lh- time the
parties have not been unprecedented.
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ARRESTED roN roHDrUr.


special tp ihc Examiner
MENrnrRfonu1,N .JmcI5. lnt,
this evening IT. G.. NardN, one of the
oldest citizens of this county aud
" no ha. always been considered one
OF the most reliable men IN the c1uu.
Is, wa, arrested on II charge at for
gerry. lie ha-, it is said. forged 'hv
names of responsible men TO notes iu
several cases aud obtained the mour,
on the uotce Those whose names
Hrc to the notes nrc now being sued
for payment of the same The oldest
ciiileu- who have known Mr. \hrdN
for many years are Mt loss Ia know
the cause of h- action in the UhuN e.
ca-o, aud seem To think h- mind is ia
some way impaired. llc wa, arrested
by Sherill Baylor aud is now in Jail
ut this place.
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with brick structures. Contracts for
large hotel and other extensive
buildings representing u halt mi hon
Of dollars were let just before the
fire.
The loss will excel million doilsr-.
aud the insurance is but about
$1,000.
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wAsmINDIoI wIuiII>ns.
" hat ""~ Snid, Dun" hud rr"pUsrd
nj ia" capital yesterday,

WA-uNoIos, -. 9. June d. Ia
the house, fruirrIck ot Iowa, from
the committee on invalid pensioners
repeated back with amendments the
senate Tin Tor rrllci Of soldiers of the
late war honornbly discharged after
three months services, hud who Arc
disabled aud dependent on their own
labor for support
The house then went into commit.
tee OF the whole, Blouut, Of tcorpiH
In the chair, on the legis-
latiye appropriation Oill The
pending amendment was that
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-16

NN-mNuIoN H. G., June 10. The
president cent The following nomnn-
SION tu the senate to-day john I
Rankin, 90 he marshal ui the utrd
states Tor the northwestern district
of IcNas, Nr tnukiI lsut present
shcrltl Oi fub county, and wa,
recommended aud strongly endorsed
by congressman j. 4 Miller aud 9th
cr representatives. from Texas.
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my. AsIIIiII sMIIII
" MrmorIHI.ItcId SERVICES ~ the Stut'
University.

Special tp the Examiner.
AusllS, June 10 \ large crow q
attended the memorial -ttNl,r' Tor
Hon Ashhrl ~mith, late prrsldcnt ul
the board of regents oi the uiNrc-llN
ot'leNa-. The .oraliun wHs delivered hy
Dr. A j. Clayton, oi Jefferson, IcNn-.
II WAS n complete aud mn-tcrl' nnnl-
ysis of the dccca-cd'- character, nud
was Nh eloquent aud deserved tribWc
to "A great and good man
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restoring the salary OF the assistant
treasurer nj ST. Louis tu $500. the
amount appropriated bt the bill be
.ug hut $4,000.
Randall opposed the amendment
I-,ock. ui New York, made a
statement relative To- thr cNpeudiur,
of the government aud estimated the
revenue. lie stated that the grand
total of expenditures for the coming
i.c,l ycnr. including appropriations
AlrHd, passed and those now pend
ing would foot up fi9lt--. lAa, and the
estimated receipts we're uuN taaIuuU
u.I While thr postal revenue would
amount tu I..Uuuuuu. masking nu ny
prrt,tc ot e.,tUuUuuu. leaving % de.
uIt ior the uyNt fiscal wear of over
<wuuUu Ihc ucNt h.,N wear wa,
to .,ra % dcurit ot Situuuuuu ou tho
most conservative estimate When the
chairman ui the committee ul way.
aud means. reported hi- bill h, ,tii
that the expenditures for the fiscal
vent of l~~a were , '.~.uJ, . hv
daurr- %, .llI-,urh prr.cutrd showed
tuAt thc aggregate amount of upptu.
/ pruiuu- would cNrcod That sum hN
fe..u.uUuu The huu-r wa. aware ut
pu uttrmrt tu reduce tariff tNNo- hul
h,t.uu.hi this WA, uu urDu--ion upon
. WhI.u hr should ull thr attention ut
I thr hnrmcu of the committee Of
WAY and m.nu. mud appropriations
tu tlr-r startling ulurc-
Euuull .nid the figures were u1l %
-urp i-c tu him, nud thrN could 900
% D. a
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America, "A",ocrar' na"nurr,rd.

LoNpoN, June 70. Minister fhrlp7
and other American residents gave "a
banquet last night TO the "Autocrat
of the Brcakms Table Dr Oliver
Wendell Holmes Mt nruy Lane
theatre. Firy leading member, OF
Loudon'- literary society were pres
eut and several cordial speeches ut
welcome to Dr llOlmc- were made
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rrL.c,IIn Min. lhr ,nrhl nnre

~ASpN Hook, y J,Juur % Al g
a. IN. the wind WAS trrshpud weather
cloudy aud hay. The pro-pecr- ARE
for dnc racc to-day between the
big -loops "Puritan, "rrI-r,lla,"
and "Auantic,' The Priscilla won
the race, which was without special
incident, reaching the finish i've
minutes ahead OF the Puritan.
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81 Louis. June l5 A special FROM
Chattanooga 10 the Pust-Dlspalch
states that Capt A. NJ Dnvl-, tor
many years superintendent Of the
Western n Atlantic railway, commit
ted suicide on the treat southern
-oulh.buund train last night by TAX
ing Paris green. lie leaves II family
who can assign no cause for The decd.
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,nnnan,, rrnnhIr.ome Mrdskins.

QlEEt,, June 10 La Ju7lli ic sal -
d reliable person informs them TINT
the dominion government has not re-
nuuuccd lis intention OF sending II
iyiug column 10 the northwest liu-
NOR has it that the Indians are again
giving cause tor alarm.
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"Il,r face $50 inIr n. He.h 10 s,cUrd not
Eu. heavenly puftralt ui uriEut angels hue
'ItHr Hs the Ns} without "a blaine HI blot
AHl boo AHl .Arrks thr 'vlmeil r,l lll -huH '
This is the poets description OF ~
woman " hose phy sicnl system wa in
u perfectly sound and healthy stat o.,
with every function acting properly
aud II the enylAble condition OI its
patrons produced by Dr. Piercc's "Fa-
yorlte Prescriptlon,' ANY druggist.
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Al InromIA>T noNI.
rae - 4 y. Ic buS iug ia" Texas
pHCiUU iu pnrt.

special tu the Examiner.
lr WoKrH, June l5...-Thcrc was "a
wcll.dctincd statement maic here to-
day that the Atchi-uu, lopchn ~
santa fc officials are now ucgolnt-
my for the purchase OF the Rio
Grnnde division OF the rcNn- Pacific
which extends from Fort Morla tu
III raso. ant the prrlimlmric- were
arranged in Dallas to-day.
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Of smoke hanging over she city, from
which -trAgplrt- could hc seen oc-
ca-ionally fleeing. The steamer
Duusmmr wa, at the wharf to receive
people, and with several other steam
crs carried large numbers over to
MoodyVillc
The dropping oil of the flames
WAS NJ sudden ~ was
their rise and 10y d III some advent
urou- SPIRITS had ALREADY mudc their
way along the streets oi the destroy
ed city aud before dark the WORT Of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-16

MANY pcr7ou- sought refuge III 'Hs
water one mau was found IA "''"
where he had lowered himself To- e'-
cnpe tho names. Few people have
more than the clothes they stand ~.
on the ten bodies recovered lhTee
have been Identified, Most oil the
burned buildings will be replaced
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The excitement became Intense.
Wafer street WI, hilrd with dense
smoke aud llNiug ciudcr-, aud people
we're mrryug away with what
effects they could gather up
IA their haste to seek II
place of safety Those who cudcay.
orcd to save their goods were so
wrapped in their object as to appear
needless OF duugcrMwd % was uccc,
,sry to compel many women To re-
liuQui-h their efforts 90 -Hyc property
IA order to save their lives. Ia some
cases there wa, only just timctoPl
lMrm ON
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03
THE STATUE OF THE REPUBLICS.

No. as of yore like guardians grisly pale,
With visage fright'ul and with glare OF bale,
Standsth our FORTRESS near the suns wide
Not force. nor proud, nor scOrniul. but
elate,
Alive with heavenly visions. Lifted calm
Ger fogs Of hate and meanness, in her palm
Power les oonosaledi hopeful, she Riyeth
Our one faced Jana who the fame shall opc,
For peace, not war, and swing across tho
land
Eternal incense from her flaming brand.
Low round her feet the ramparts ne'er again
Must throb and groan beneath an iron rain
Cannon are toys for joyous peals, or mere
Metal for statues; but the war ships near
Her lofty tootstool moan, II war must DO,
That she shall conquer; yet far gladlier see
Such madness fly, and men no longer delgn
To glut greedy few with slsughters vain
For she is gladdost, giant child OF arts,
OF sails of argosies from friendly marts,
Ay, she Ia beautiful to dfudgos turned
Half madmen by oppressionl Men that
Her past and present, sane and sober grow.
Cheered is the toiler, for that steadtast glow
Frghts the old brutal masters. See Thorn
On tablets carved with laws forever fairi
Teacher and comforter, tho appraised hand
GrAsps not a cross, grasps an enchanted
wand,
BY day q sign that ills their cycles run,
Warrant by night Of soon returning sun
0 gift from mon Of gallant deeds, who saw,
When all men else we're blind, the perfect
| law
GIFT Of that land one hundred years ago
| Which yearned for freedom with tremen-
dous throe,
Fought for a century 'gainst gigantic odds
Thrones, castles, all Europe, yea the very
Gods
You ri, created by the breath of art
| Our bride from France, warm pulse OF Eu-
ropes heart
France the great bulwark of republics new
Born once before, whom both the tyrant
slew.
To France, thOn, freodOml Pledge her nOt
in wine t
OF earth but heaven, nectar seven times
fine;
Pledge her in sky-winc that the wild wind
press
From clouds electric with titanic stress,
StrainiuE from air the very thunder'a soul
Till ma hame that hidden sap will roll
Pledge natio ms three, the best Of heart ant
brain,
In mastered lightning Ger the Vastly main
To France the Fairl Helveha's peaks o
snow
And Erin isttered by sordid foe.
-Charies de KdV IN The Critc.
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FRANCE.
SIX Hundred skeletons in the Roof.


The London st. James Gazette states
that eiuce the annexation OF Nice to
France, in 1870, the former DominI-
can Church has BEEN used ga mill
tary bakery. A few days ago it be.
came necessary to examine the roof,
and the architect was Mortified to find
in the garret about 900 skeletons flung
pell NELL. Medical experts declare
that they must have been buried at
leest three or four centuries ago. 1t
appears that when Nice was occupied
by the French troops in 1902 the
monks we're expelled from the build
ing, and the Church of st. Dominick
was converted into national bakery ;
and It is supposed that In carrying out
the transformation the gravel in the
floor OF the church were emptied OF
their contents, which were transferred
to the garrett and flung there in heaps.
Most OF the persons inferred in that
church must have been members OF
noble families OF Provence or neigh
boring districts, who possessed the
privilege of a place OF interment with
in the church forever" The ma
iority OF the skeletons were OF women
probably among them was the skele-
ton OF a Duchess OF Savoy who is
known TO have been buried in that
church. All these remains have been
buried in one OF the cemeteries OF the
town,
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LONDON, November 2.-On Sunday
q census Of the attendance Of the
churches OF London was taken. 1t
showed that 100000 persons attended
the services In the morning and 4l0,-
900 at night. The largest Established
Church, st. Pauls, had an evening at.
Tendance Of 3403. Mr.. Spurgeon's
church YVES at the head of the Dis
seuting churches, having a morning
attendance OF 45l9 and an evening at
tendance of 6070.
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most LII ely in Canada.

BcsroN, MASS, November 2.-Rich-
ard Preston, a dealer in worsted goods
and tailors' trimmings, doing business
at No. 46 Bedford street, has disap-
peared. 1t is learned that for some
time past he has been dabbling in
stocks and has borrowed sums from
personal friends to the amount Of
$4,000. His principal creditor is
Thomas Cegg, OF Lawrence, Mass.
Preston has been absent for over a
week, and il is believed he is now in
Canada
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IRELAND.
aeabriSht win Retain His Seat.

DUBLIN, November I'm the mat
ter of the petition OF Mr.. Hastet, the
Conservative candidate, toh have va
Gated on the ground of bribery the
seat in the House of Commons for the
Western Division Of Belfast, for which
Mr.. Sexton received a majority Of
votes, the Judge has decided that no
bribery has been proved. Mr.. Sections
prospects for retaining the seat are
bright.
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RALRIaH, N. @, November 1.-The
incsndiary speeches Of a negro in
Randolph county last week caused
excitement and led to his arrest.
There we're current on Saturday re-
ports Of his lynching. This morning
Gov. Scales received a telegram from
Capt. w. Johns, Of the Third regi-
ment, State Guards, at High Point,
that negro instruction was immi-
nent, and offering the services of his
company there. Gov. Scales re-
sponded, instructing him to hold his
men in readiness, bat to take no ac-
ton until ordered to do so. The Gov
efnor telegraphed for particulars.
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sociaIi.ts Cau,ing Anxiety.

LONDON, November 2-rbe determi-
nation OF the Socialists Of London to
make demonstration on the occasion
of the Lord Mayors chow is causing
the authorities much anxiety. The
police fear that the gathering Of the
Socialists will end in a riot, and have
warned shopkespers, whose establish
ments are in the line to be taken by
the procession, to close their doors
and barricade their windows on that
lo-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03
surveyor Reat,le Improving

New YoRK, November 2.--Surveyor
Hans +. Beatiie, who was shot by
discharged customs inspector at the
Custom House yesterday, was much
improved this morning His ply
sician's report upon his condition is
most encouraging, The ball, which
is lodged in the muscles OF the left
side, has not as yet been probed for
or even located, but as the patient has
had no internal hemorrhage, it is be-
lieved that the ball did not touch q
vital spot. u der the Influence Of
morphine the surveyor passed a COM
Portable night.
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Russians Destroy ing Placards.

VARNA, November 2-The Russian
Consular officials, with the help Of
sailors from the Russian men Of war,
today tore down number of plGcards
which had been posted in the city by
order OF the Bulgarian Government.
The Russian Consul threatened to
land troops IL the authorities at
tempted 10 prevent the removal OF the
placards.
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KauIbars win Net the Names.

ST.. PETERSBURG, November 2.-The
Official Messenger Gays that Gen. Kaul.
bars refused to notice the request OF
the Bulgarian Government for the
names Of the Russians who
had been molested in Bulge
ria because the Bulgarians must
know them. Gen. Kaulbars preferred
to reply that he would leave Bulgaria
with all the Russian agents on the first
act Of violence committed anywhere
in Bulgaria against Russian. This
answer, the Official Messenger says, .e-
ceived high approval from the Gar.
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ACROSS The WATERS.
SOCIALISTS CAUSING GRAVE AP-
P2EHENSION IN LONDON.
They viii Follow he Lord Mayors
PrOcessiOn-Bulgarla --Ru,sa.
England-Afghanistan.
RUSSIA.

NJ. LRbOulaye Suits the Russians.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1.-The
Journal de ST. Petersburg sppreves the
appointment of M. Laboulaye as
French Ambassador, and Gays no bet
ter man could have been chosen to
maintain good relations between
France and Russia, based upon the
common interests OF both.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Trouble in A fshanistau.

LONDON, November 2.-The Indian
Government has received news from
Afghanistan, confirming the reports OF
the uprising of the Ghilzai tribes and
stating that the movement is spread
ing. The Ameer is sending llrge
force to Ghuzul to suppress the re-
volt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03
TURKEY.
England Wants More Entente Cor
dlaIe.


diaIe.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November Sir
William White, the British Anbassa-
dor at Constantinople, upon present.
ing his credentials to the Sultan, faid
he hoped there would be an increase
in the traditional friendship and en-
tnie cordidle between the two nations.
The Sultan made formal response.
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BULGARIA.

Movements OF the Russian Craft.
PARIS, November 2.-The RePtiblique
FrancdiSe hes dispatch from Vienna
stating that twelve Russian men OF
war have left Ssbsstopol for Wanna.
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,.ow ,he pnrtIes stand.

LONDON, November 2.-The returns
of the municipal election, held
throughout England aud Wales yes
terdsy show Conservative gains of 80
aud Libsral gains OF 70.
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The Turf Congress TO Meet NOvem.
Der 10Th

CINCINNATI, o., November 1.-The
American Turf Congress convenes
here November let Delegations from
nearly all racing associations in the
country will be present.
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Russia VIII Net occupy BuIEaris.

vienna, November 2.-The Russian
Government has treasured Austria
that Russia will not occupy Bulgaria.
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L. Matherne AM, NJ. D.. Dufrene. 1891 S5 $50
PERTUlT THEODULE Mrs.-SO acres
right bank Bayou l.af"urch he about miles
below Thihodlux, bounded by lands of f.
Peltuit and p. Martin. 1885 $3.50
Raglan w. &. and A B.-One lot and build
ings cor. Narnnge and Market streets, Th'no
daux. 1888 Is3llSS5 5000
RDBICHAUNTHEODCLE-One lot and
b%ulli'nG. in Thlbodaux, fronting On jackson
street. 1875. s5l5
SCHMIDT GUSrAvE- y acres, f~rontin.
on Bayou Terrehonne. outskirts of Thibo
daux, bounded bv Ia ,ds OF T.. Pic"u and 5.
Brown Also i54. n.rrs in Fachere Dugals
Livandais. being lot Of sec, -. t. Il. :. ;. "a,
f.. ISS4-lSS5. $500
SANCHEZ Pr ,SPER-M acres right nix
otlux. bounded iy lands of Est. Z. ID.
Foret and Alex Prrfuit. 1884 $3.50
THIBODAUX PIERRE Al acres, low
err / afourciie night hank. bounded by Its
at Naria,rc ana II. Dan>rrea,. 1875 $3n5
TIiIBODATN IiEkEi A-io6 acres. low
or Laio ulchr left bank bounded by lands OF
+. Thlholaux ana J. Gray. $4hn
TIIIHDbArN piERnE Az acres b.
81 +. u 80 : -
rireo NIX pEERE:A- 1913? acr4s
being part Of lot 81 Bongerol plan of lands
o nus,is Livludais $500
THIS DAUA PIERRE A. 6oS9 acres
being los I nj iS, y u-eroi psan Of \ he
!r,iun Tx Fl RnE A.-a;a0 .,cirs
be at -. Sou -eral pan OF Na~lirrir On
~. .. .,'i.,i't nnaH A.-7s,, s s: p,
iirin. Is .ad p, i}up-croi plan of Y ,rhc
il gals Liv,.tffs. sl4.o1
ri4FGDttA !ttaHE i. 523J acre he
IN int IT. - arny~ ui.1. $Sc3
TftHNDrrX TIEEtE \. - l4,S a,rcs he
iag l"t lofahgvr II II. sl7S
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PEARLS %OFTHOUGHT.

Walk As if You wr,e conscious that
your body has IA Soul in it.
If a life will bear examination in
every hour of it, it is pure indeed.
1t any one says Il, OF you. let your
life be SO that none will believe him.
He who strives after Il long aud
pleasant form of lite must seek to at
tain continued epuanimity.
1--WE nevt: see il tear in the eye"
says il celebrated wii'cr, ''blt W. ave
reminded of IL warm heart.
Whatever else we neglect, let Us
keep up the habit OF communion W. il
God. Prayer is the key Of The pos
ton.
Ifaman eun,''M : Li- parse ;n'' he
head, no man c:n ia!l- It nw"y Sou.
him. An Investment j. knuwle =, al
ways pays the bet interest.
Let every man take care how be
speaks and whites OF honest pennt".
had not set down ut Il vrnlrre the frs
thing that comes ~uppavmost.
The m,u who is sus ,,icious tvs in a
constant stale of u%nlana mess. II would
be bet e: Tor his peace of mind to be
too %trGs,ful than 10 be 200 guarded.
If thy friends be of better quality
than tliys-lt, thou nay'>t be sure If
two things the first that they wall he
moe caref. Il to keep ihy counsel, be
cause ;hey have much mole 10 lose
til II shou hat; the second, they wi
esteem thee for thy-elf, ard cot for
that thon dost possess.
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Combine. With Graa: ss|..,.isg Power,
THEY ARE As TRANSPARENT AND COLOR
LESS AS LIGHT ITSELF,

And Tor softness Of endurance to the eve can
not be excei'el. enabling til. wetrcr to read
for hours without fatigue. In fact, they are
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NOTlCE.

Having purchased the eiigibly situated boil
er shop Of T. Hogan. in this town. | am now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full s~atisfsc
ton guaranteed. work will be donc at the low
est figures. Iilave secured the services of M.
7. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
had long experience III this business. Parties
will find it to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
WIN. ii. Raglan.
Thibodaux, april 9Th, 1883.
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If the Republicans in Congress listen
to thu prumrtirg- ~ the National he
publican and vote t" rnt sugar on tn
fi-, it. they vii! snrceed in ac on'
p'iShing one hing: rh"y will destroy
every hope of ever reorganizing The Re
publican patty III this state, or even
car, yitga single Congressional district
Lou sian0 Standard.