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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

The five tramPs arrested on Sunday
for selling whisk vt Indians. aud who
were tried aud convicted yesterday IN
Justice k,y-cr's Cont, were sunieTpcl
10y the Judge to ten days each III the
CouutyJIil.
With all due Difference tothc Judsr'S
decIsiUa III the clse ,ve are at Il loss to
know how lac ayIivc I! at the couc usiOn
that they were entitled To- serve "A sen
fence of only ten da =. wIeA IA Act Of
the Lcgislrt ire. approved February %,
1853, provides rs fellows:
sec. Any pcr,ou who shall, after
the passage Of this Act, sell, give, OF in
any dispose Of my sp.r.tuuus
or malt liquors, wInc, or cider Of nuy
description whatever, 10 any Indian
within this State, shall b. deemed guilty
OF n misdcmcnuOr, aud upon due con.
yictiun thereof shall be fined in
any sun not less than one hundred
dollars . > or be imprisoned ia the
county jnil TOT any time not less than
one month ~ by both such tine
and imprisonment IN the discretion Ul
Ihs court.
Sec. 4-Justiccs of the Peace, within
their respective counties, shalt Ice con
sidcfed courts Of competent juris dictiuu
vi hin the meaning "t this Act
These defendants we've either guilty o.
the crime u.s. charged, at they acre uut
guilty. In the latter case they should
have been acquitted; but II guilty a.,
lightcsi penalty which could be inntc.
ted. according 20 the statute above quo
ted which il In full force aud effect
Is one month in the county Jill. Tn,
law Is a good one aud its provisions
should be rigidly enforced. and when Z
conviction for i,s violation is ioundphcr,
should pc some very mitigating cirCum
stan COS to justify the infiction Of tn,
minimum penalty OF ono month Ia tn,
county jail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

We are panied To Icnrt Of the su lden
death Of Rev. G.. ". Miller, the Minis.
ter who for ia" past year has Teen lUcn-
ted at Iuscarorn. MIR. Miller preached
here on last Sunday morning. and at
Cur'in Oh Sunday evening, returning
here ON VI mday. On Tuesday ne
Rev. Miller let for TU-elrorl in his
own convey tncc. apparently in usual
health, bat on ariiyimS At Tusrarrm he
Was taSrn sick with some disease OF the
bowels which resulted in inflammation.
and terminated his life on Saturday.
the l2ih instant. 1t seems that NIr.
Miller realized that his cuse was crit
cal, aud sent for Rev. De Last t,r t.
come at ono to Tuscarora. In res.
p"us" To- the summons that gentleman
started to visit him, but when At Battle
Mountain he received II telegram an
nounciug the death. MIR. De LuAlntyr
came on here, arriving Saturday eve.
ming. but uS there Wa no stage vest. T.
day he was compelled to remain here
until this morning, when he lett for
Iu>cnTOrl. A Telegram WAS scI.t 10 tie
brother OF MIR. Miller announcing his
death, and that gentleman will probA-
bly, arrive Leic 10. morrow morning.
Rev. q. W. Miller VAS a young man
who had cudrarcd himself Ia the napuI.
Of Tu-cnrorA by his quiet dcmcanpr
and c~hristian-like department. aud his
loss will be deeply dcpIorcd by those
with whom he has been so intimately
associated within the past year. His
column is broken. yet his work was not
done. Peace to his ashes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
State Teacher Institute

The state Tcnchtr's Institute will he
called at Reno. commencing July 27th.
Wash"~ county has appropriated 500
for %hcfrayInE the expenses Of the same.
and the citizens have subscribed auoth-
cr $50. mnking 500 in all given 10y
the Peep lie "i Wn,lcr ourty tow. ri
dcfraying the expenses Of this proposed
educutiuRh gathering.
II is unfortunate for the educational
interests Of the Tat- that the Expense
attached to travel by rail is so great
that most Of the teachers from remote
counties will I've prohibited rom pnrtic-
spsHiug in this ruportnt convention.
We should he pl,nsd Ia know TINT all
The railroads in the State would oG,r
such reduction in fares as would enable
a majority Of the teachers Of Nevada 10
DC prcseut Oh IL II occasion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
From Wednesdays DAily.I
IHALMAGGNDI.

Yesterdays stage brought down from
T~usearora, Z bars Navajo bullion. weight
760 pounds, value. Sll.06S, which VIA
shipped by express to San Francisco
this morning.
The President on Monday nominated
William J. Bryan Postmaster at San
Francisco. The long agony is over aud
Bryan is said to be the happiest man in
California.
Last evening at i:31 we we're visited
by u glorious shower accompanied by
lightning and thunder, AMI last night
there was u frost sufficient to touch ten
der vegetables.
Mr.. Byron Gamiige left 10y last even
ing's train for VI ,son City, Iowa. hnv-
ing in charge the remains of L. G.. Ems.
ley who a drowned in the Humboldt
u week ago last Monday night.
Rumor hath it that there will be a
wedding in the northern part of the
county in the near future. the high con.
tracing parties being II young maj OF
White Rock, aud AN estiInable young Ia
dy well known in Elko.
A Washington dispatch says that
Senator Fair lett that city on Saturday
for New York where he will remain II
few days when he will leave for the
Pacific Coast. lie will probably not
return to Washington during the pres
ent session Of Congress.
George Vim, a nephew Of j. X.
Bradley, recently from Missouri, was
brought down this morning with u bro
ken leg. The accident occurred on
Mary's river, and was caused by the
fall of the horse which he was riding
while driving cattle. The break is Just
above the ankle Of the right leg. The
young man WAS carried 70 the residence
Of Mr.. Bradley where medic.l and sur
gical assistance was rendered by Dr.
MrigS.
From the White Pine News we learn
that that county has taken "A new lease
OF life. as 1T were and, business in
mining interests is looking very ~fnvora-
be. A new town has b ed laid out at
Spiiug Valley and christcncd with the
hrI.iScrcnt title OF ..Dciauce," II title
which iuli sltss tia: its founders are
determined to fight 1t out on this line
II 1t axes, ,- lifetime. We wish
thu new city ubuudtnt success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
From Tuesdays Daily
HALMAGUNDI.

Isaac Griswold, of Ruby Valley, came
down from Hdlleck this morning.
George Russell returned from San
FrAncisco by last evenings train.
Alfred Bruce is entitled to the re-
ward of 500 offered for the recovery of
the body Of L. q. Emsley.
This mornings east bound train was
two hours late. Occasioned by a delay oa
the ID. 4 Il. q. road.
Mr.. Geo T.. Church. Of the law firm
of Mouse x Church, Fresno, Cal, ar
rived by last 'yening's train.
Nevada Tribune:-The Republican
papers Of the S;nte oil take kindly to the
Nomination Of Hon. L. Is. hickey for
Governor.
Major John II. Dennis returned from
Rem" on Saturday evening, stopped
over yesterday and left for Salt Lake
City by las, evenings train,
5 .turday's Keno Gazette saws:
''"'ruay morning Il pu'iic woman
who Was known as X title Howard was
'"" "e'" NJ '"' Fo'u crossing about
'' cast Vi i~'"eAef. Nose Wat
"" Il" 'r'"'h ne"u' VINO Is said to
"''" '"e Nouh'"S lover has
-. "'''''u S+' WIN tAe murder
' Claims mat the woman wa'
"o""eH'
H"''"'' r"i't'"i accident occurred at
S !ee'e'"'S morning. There
'"7'''H N'"iu'hS On the side
~ -" WIG" '"i passenger tram
:" VAIN " "'uo'e header the
-" oP'"' S"e '"h i''" the ell
5" y" '"e e"''''r''A' somewhat de-
7 "'' '-'n' out fortunately
"' '"' ""' '"'1''u'
No songs are more popular with old
AID yGrLY, With sisters, cousins and
sNret-hc,rts. a. WEI. Il, Co!lrgr stud nt,,
than those contained i'll Dts MS ia
nous Cy.Legr Som B,oLs The. LAT, Z
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
Sudden Death az Wells.

DR.. Mcigs last evening received a dis!
patch from Wells suinmnning him to
come immediately 10 atteud SIR. II. s.
Tuttle. Who has been suffering with
chronic diarrhcn during The past twelve
months. Beiur' the arrival OF the train
On which the Doctor was 10 take In .
sage another dispatch ~ss received,
bringing the sad news that Nr. Tuttle
had just died.
The deceased wns an old aui highly
respected resident OF Glover Valley.
owning. and until frcru " occupying
the ranch adjoining Commissioners
Prank lloncyman. For some months
past Mr. and Mrs. futile have been lis.
ing at Wells; their sou. who lat ly
hurried Miss Ida Gale. conducting the
business of the ranch. The deceased
was a native Of ono Of the New England
States. aud 1t the time OF his death
must have been nearly sixty years Of
age. The rcmnius will probably be in,
TERED in the burying ground at Wells.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
The Body Found.

Errly this morning Alfred Bruce, son
oi \. B.ucr, WAS near the river looking
for has HOSES whSn he saw something
which attracted his attention, and upon
closer examination he discovered that it
was the body o. II man which had lodg-
ed against SOME drift wood.
Word was Immediately sent here ana
Mr.. Geo, L. Gnu ch, a brother Of Mrs.
Emsley, Hbu uTI,yrl here last evening
rom Fresno, California, in
wish Mr.. q 1midgc, went up TO Mr..
!iruccS's ranch about four miles above
Ciko, where iLCy :JIul tic body but in
such = condition that the TEXTURES were
barely recognizable. The body, how.
cIrr. was clad in uul r clothes and
shoes which corr"sprn Is with tile cir
clhi.ianccS Of his disappearance, and
aLT. Church Identifies tue shoes "a those
@Orn by Ilr. Em-Icv when he let Fres-
40 about the Isi OF this moi Il.
The body was hrou sht down this
morning and an inquest held 10y Coro-
Peek this afternoon whp'n Il verdict Of
occidental drowning during II period OF
temporary INSANITY Was rendered by the
jury.
The remains will lie enclosed in a
metallic vaskc! and forwarded To Ma
son City, Iowa ;Or iuirrmcnt.
For the sake Of the fanny and friends
Of the d, cea, Il Ne uyr pleased to an
nUuucv that tue body Inns been recov.
cred, and the mystery Attending Lis sud.
d,n disapp. Tun,e thus cleared up.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
Painful Accident.

From DR.. RDder. wbo wa called to
atullion TO attend William Butler. we
beNps that the accident occurred on hut
Jcr's frat trip in bringing ore from tho
mine down Ia Bullion. The road IL
Stcop nnS hinicult, and in descending
ono OF thu shoes on a wheel OF the wa.
Rou Suddenly broke which forced the
load on the team In attempting 10
check the team Batter got his right leg
in n wheel Of the wagon and was drag.
eed for some distance. aud in addition
" y fracture Of the femur or ihigh bone,
he received internal injuries which
make his osse = serious one.
The doctor remained with the patient
or some time and rendered such med
Teal aid AZ was In bia power. bat he
fears that tho internal injuries are such
ne 10 render The case ver! critical.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
A Surprise Party.

last night IA large number Of the
y"mng friends Of the Misses Ida mud
Ruth Russell MS scmblcd at the residence
Of Alr. George Russell for n social eve.
ning's enjoyment, completely surprising
the yOnng ladies', who were wholly una.
ware Of the proposed visit. The eva.
ming wax spent in n very agreeable man.
ner by all who participated in the fes.
tiyitics OF the occasion.
The affair was planned ms q testimo.
MIA of esteem for the Misses Russell,
who, IL company with their father, will
leave III II day or two for "A trip to Eu-
rope.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

r'Adyertisois Ia the DAILY IspEPESp-
EST also have the advantage 81 the col.
ulnns Of the WEEKLY ISDErESDESr
which has been published witlfJat ill.,
Permission at this Office since early in
the year 1869, and has general circu-
laii0n IN every district, camp aud vail
ley Throughout, the length and breadth
Of EIko county. and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation, sBd that our terms are
comparatively mulch lower than those
Of any competitor. o.,
Tue Weekly ~ n 2ix36-inch sheet,
u besides advertisements runs sirissn
columns Of reading matter, embracing
all the Geographic news Of general in.
tcrsst, all the news 81 the State, and il
specially devoted to he local news Of
the county md county seat. BY sub.
sCribing for tho wEEKLr ELKo INpg
PENDENT you not only obtain all the To-
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OF all important events t~mnspiring / "a
amy aud every quarter OF the habitahls
world.
Send along your subscriptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

4 State reception is Ia be gwen 10y the
day pcyt, To which the Cabinet. diplo.
matte corps, judiciary, Compress, on
GERS of the army and navy, nnd hen Is
Of certain b1.enus and their ladies and
families will bc invited. The hours Of
the rcocption viii be from . until II o.
clock. 4 general reception. to which
the public will be invited without cards.
will bc given The following Friday from
0 until ii o'clock. Mrs. Cleveland Eill
not bc at houo 10 callers until after the
receptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
Captured Tramps.

Yesterday five members Of the genus
tramp who were cnlcnyorins to make a
stake by selling whisLcy to Indians,
were taken III by the Sicr.T md fur.
mishcd lodgings at the Hotel de AtweII.
The prisoners had n hearing before Jus
ticc kcyser this morning, were convict.
ed ms charged, aud will receive sentence
this evening Mt g o'clock. II Is hoped
that they will lie required TO serve the
county In the capacity Of laborers dur
ing the period AZ their sentence, ms il
would he rather n soft lay for these
worthless wrniches O. 10 supported In
idlcn"ss at the connty's expense. Fur
niSh them with picks and shoyels and
place them in charge Of a man who will
see that they 10 good work, and the les
son may have n rtlutary effect on those
who strike the town in future.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

Two boarding school girls meet NJ.
ter some years. on coming out OF
church:
"My dear friend !" cries one, chow
glad I am To- see yon once more. But
y"u are in deep mourning. Have you
lost n near rclnt.ve2"
'AlGs'' says the other, my poor
husband Heaven hnS taken him from
me after five years Of expiration Ave
years Of sweet happiness"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
Local Passenger Train.

A local passenger train hah iscNn pm,
on the road between Reno aud Snn
Francisco. which leaves Reno at @ 30 A.
". This train IN put GU the road for the
special accommodation OF tourists aud
other travellers who wish 10 view the
sublime scenery o the Sierrns in the
full blaze Of the sun There are numcr
Gus grand views bet wccu TYuckcc ant
CUlfnx.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
tFroI. Saturdays Daily
AALMAGUNDI.

an attack Of pneumonia.
W. I. Hit offers a reward Of SO for
u missing horse. See al.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Henderson Green is somewhat better to-
day.
Comfy Clerk DawIey left last eve.
ming for a tiiei trip to his Ruby Valley
ranch.
NOTICE: The skating rink will be-
open tonight: doors open at 100;
Come one, come all.
Lincoln county has two Mormon o.
hclals, Commissioned Ronnow and the
County Supt. OF Schools.
{. &. Warner 4 Co. forwa rled YES
terday by the rapid transit team $500
pounds merchan lIse for Tuscarora.
Mr.. GamIdSe returned from Osino
this afternoon aud reports no success, in
the search for the bDly Of tLs missing
man -
The Venther was cool enough this
morning - make II fire comfortable,
and the falling barometer ia licatcs IL
storm.
kittrcll was elected District Attorney
Of StnmislauS county, CaI.-t Eur-k,
Sentinel. Don't you mean will be
elected"
We learn that quite n numb 81 min.
ers are lea.ing Tuscarora for Bullion.
in R'iiroad District. which promises to
be II lively camp.
Frank Riddle came down from Tusca.
rora yesterday aud left for Bullion thi,
morning. where he will take a position
With 4 = EiScnbrrg.
A little "srrImmag"" took place in
the billiard room at the Depot Hotel
last night, which was quietly sup.
pressed. with slight damages.
There seems to he a prospect that tie
Carson Mint will hc rc.opcurl. Srcrc.
tary Manning has sen, n mrssor,. IN
Congress on the subject
Reports indicate that En.Prcsidcnt
,r,L - or,,;r, 49,. - a.. 49,,
HONE. which u.,. .,,.,,,;., .,I,
r,.,lr
4 change in his condition which l., the
%. 81 .f U..U a.. -.
aus" o' hueh Hhiisiueas as 10 the re-
su"
Several Of our Sttte exchanges con
tain the following item: "NIajnr John
IL. Dennis has been appointed l.. =
Marshal Of Utah" TIN, /, II mistIkr.
As frank Dyer was appointed to ;I.a,
position, AMI after some delay thu APP
pointihrut w4s condr.mrd Jy the Sen.
ate.
The Tim - Review takes a turn nj the.
plosy. 10y cut,Iing into a discussion O.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

For fresh fruits and vegetables. such
ne Cabbage. Onions. Bccts. Go0sbcrrra.
Cherries, Strawberries etc, call on y.
NJ. Henley, next door to the Post.
office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

We ncknowlcdg" the receipt Of nh in.
v'tttion, accompanied 10y a compliment
tnry ticket. TO n Fourth Of July ball to
he given at Highland. Railroad District.
Oh Saturday evening, July 3. 1886. We
are assured 10y the Committee of Ar.
engagements that no pains nor expense
will he spared in providing for the en-.
t%rIininn'cnt Of the guests on that occa.
sion. A cordial invitation is extended
10 the rnblic generally. Tickets. in.
GLIDING supper, ~ 90.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
HUMBOLDT H~oUsE--JoHS KELscH, PRo
PRIETOR. f.

PRIErOR. f.
Chas. White. Bullion; Mrs. johnson
B~eowawe; Joseph Johnson. Reno;
John Peters, Siskiyou, CAL; D.. o.
Miller, Virginia City; Geo. Plummer,
Mason Val; Chns.. Williams, Rye
Patch; Mrs. F. d. Gates, San Fran; NJ.
O'Brinn, New York; NJ. Sheridan, Pat
kennedy. Tuscarora; u. Gumber,,
Virgin. LIty.
John Buby, John Young, Pleasant
Valley; n. Ynkrs, Eureka; r. L..
Vaughn, Cairo, H.; n. Hogan, Carliu;
VI. j. Sullivan, Ohio; F. II. Green,
Gait. Cal; W. II. Rowe. Iusoaron.
W. II. Rowe, Tusc; W. S. Becekwith.
Mnlad City, idaho.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

For the worst kind of old sores on
mau or beast, Use strong Ctrbolic soap
and IIorsemcu's Universal Ointment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
'iEN-BARTLErr * OsrRrIcHEn. Pno-
PRIErokS

'iEH-BARTLErr d OsrREIcHEa, PRo-
John Dearden, John Rouayne, Walter
Byron L. II. Heals, Mrs J.. n. Williams.
Iuscarora: Jno. L. Hart, Carlin; J. b.
Moore, J. q. Wines Ruby Valley; c. n.
ESbert, Lewis; L. NJ. Baum, PaIisad.;
ChAs. Smith, Bodie: Jno. Ainley. Blaine;
\. V. Paddock. Mouud Valley.
Hank Suell. Lrmoille; N. d. Muck
OILS. Deoth; Chus Adams, Lee; c. A.
hunk, L. IN; BYRON Gdtnidge, Muson
City, Iowa; john Gailisau. RuLy VAL
ley.
Paul Schillestrom, S. s. Spencer.
South Fork; ". 5. Ceros,. Eureka; X.
Bacon. Tuscaroru: S. Moreno. Lewis,
Nevada; Geo. Church, Fresno; Isaac
Griswold' Ruby Valley.
P.J. McNamee, f. n. Conforth, Tusc:
EuSene Thompson, Ruby; J Z. Rain.
Pine Valley G. A. Wiley, Pleasant; w
A. Shepherd, John Lander, Coral Hill:
ID. Z. Hooten, L-e.
oEror HorEL-CLAuH < GREEN, PRo
VIM. Brashear, n. P~aulson, F. II.
Riddle, Tuscarora; ]. wertheimer, w.
Walker, 5. F.; Z. IL. willett, Gerald;
A. II. Traver, Bullion; A. l.. Hobson.
j. Mattice, T. CLrisman, San Buena
Ventura; L. West. Fred Holland, North
Fork.
H. A. Traver, Hi. Stoker, Jas. Stauts
Rullion; Judson Dakin, Lamoillr; II.
Reynolds, Mojave; ]. b. Kappeler,
Car!in; Ed. Cavanaugh. Pine Valley;
j. l.. Martin. South Fork.
Thad Porter, Osino; Frank Culver,
John Burns. Richard Hacon. Tuscan ora;
j. II. Dennis, JAS. Doyle, ]. F. Trip
lett. Salt Lake City; +. Boskouritz, s..
F.: Walter Brown, Hunting on; Hluk
Smith. Adobe: james johnson, o.
den.
A. II. Tmver, BullionS F. Carter ane
wife, Wells; JAS. Hansen, E. Dotta and
wife, T%nscarora; W. S. Keith, Rabbit
Ck.; NJ. Roland, do; z. A.. MeCart,
Tusc: F. NJ. McPhetres, Peacock ranch;
G. p. Leddick, Ed odell, Alonzo Flood
L"moille; Martin Mason, S Fork; 8. G..
Weston. Lone Min; Dan Mayon, Inde-
pendence Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

Fresh oysters Of superior quality ro-
ccircd daily by express at the Gem
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

Hank suell. Lrmoille; N. b. Muck
OILS. De,th; Chus Adams, Lee; CT A.
hunk' + mn; BYRON Gatnidse. Mason
CITY, Iowa; john GAiiigan. Hiuby VAL
ley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20

Paul schillestrom. S. s. Spencer,
south Fork; W. 5. Ceros, Eureka; K.
Bacon, Tuscaroru: S. Moreno. Lewis,
Nevada; Geo. Chu1ch. Fresno; Isaac
Griswold' Ruby Valley.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-07-24

robe d%'innocence.
IL ne faudrait pourtant pas sc figu
rer que cette innocence est un pro-
duit du sol ct survit au premier age.
L'eden nest pas plus la-bas quiz
CT nj qu'ailleurs ; croire autrement
serait s'cxposer a de terribles desil-
lusiOns.
Sur la rive gauche, ct aux envi-
rons du Cutoff, on ne cultive que
lie riz. On ne volt a perte de we
que de wastes champs de cette graz
minee, s'Gtendant CONNIE un grand
tapis verdoyant aussi loin que peil
peut porter; cette culture a Get
avantage qu'elle reussit pressure
touiours, ct ne demande que peu
de capital ct Reinforcement assez peu
de travail.
On nous dit que lie pays Y perd
en- salubritG: c'est assez probable
c'est meme plus que probable
maisqu'y faire? Nous n'avons NAL
heuscmeut pas lie choiX, ct il vault
mieuX vivre avec n fevre en- per-
spectiye pendant q~uelQues mcis de
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-07-24

=pIC-SIC DU W. $. C.-Mercredi
darni-r. 81 Juliet, sur lhabitation
de Mr.. Tileo. Fernandez, 4 3 miles
au-desSus de Paincoartville. on :,
celHjrt lie second anniVerSaire du
"Wenoaall Social F'nb'. Ca etc,
nous dit Oil, une tres Yrande at
faIre. Six Il sept cents personnes V
aSsistaient. Les Ianses ont dur6
tres tard dams III mutt. Les rafrai.
cl;s>ements etaient Attendants ct
valies, lie sonpcr dr!icieuS ct les
cigares excelients. Ajoutons gull
ny await pas de carte d payer, &c
Vui est ulie Hnavtaute aS>ez grande.
LIE club faisant tOutes les depenses
}et rfcaiant SEES invites dune t.tcOn
toute royale.
Nous ne pouvons leSister an plal-
sir de uOnner les mons DIES officers
/ de ce club mOutle, don't plasieurs
soni comes &c noas pour de par
fats gentlemen:
Numa Wives, VI. D.. President !:
j.. z. Dalfcres, Wee President j..
f. Fernandez, Secretaire; J. Chas
Fernandez, Correspondent; NJ. d.
Dalferes, Trtsorier; in. l.. Wives,
Assist. Tresorier.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-07-24

OVERTURE DATELiER. - Mr..
JOS. juan, armurier ct %serrurIer
bien cOnnu dams notre vile. Went
d'ouvrir un atelier dams lanciGn
magasin d'Alois Weissentilanner,
u Green, visa Wis la maison de
cOur.
Allez lie voir pour toutes rtpara-
tons d'armes 4 feu ct de machines
4 cOudre de touteS sOrteS: il garall-
tit son travail ct rotfre & dcS priX
raiSonnables. Pour tout ce Iui con
cerne la Serrurie il oi1rc les neil
leures guarantees ct lie demande
qu'une chose de ses clients, presents
ct a venir, c'est qn'on essaie son
bon voulOir ct son habilitG.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-07-24

ATTENTION, VOYAGEURS POUR
LIE GOLFE!!!- lie steamer Sally
B fat DIES voyages reguliers d la
Belle Passe. II a commence lie Z
iuillet en- connection avec lie steam
er Helene "a LockpOrt tous les lundi
ct mercredi de chaque semaine.
Mr..Ferdinand DarrilleauX prend
les voyageurs CONNIE pensionnalres
4 la Belle Passe, pOurvu qu'ils aient
leur %liteiie, a raison de 81 par Jour
Prix du passage aller ct retour 81.