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fire down upon q mass Of half-naked fell
lows. and we must have weeded out
full third of them. There was no air
stirring, and the smoke soon grew thick
about us. BY and by the shouts and
yells Of the pirates sounded close at hand,
and their craft were laid alongside and
they began climbing the rail- We now
flung down the muskets and used the re-
volvers and pixies. When the revolvers
were empty we used capstan bars, dubbed
muskets, or whatever we could lay
hands upon. Our rail was clear in half
o minute, and then picked up shell
and burning wad and ran forward. A
dozen natives had gained the bow and
were pushing our men back. l lighted
the fuse and gave the shell roll along
the deck into the crowd, and give you
my word that not one of them was left
alive after the explosion. One OF our
men on the quarter threw a second shell,
and brought the third one and threw it
from the bow.
The fight was ended. A bit Of wind
blew the smoke away, and we looked
down upon terrible sight. The boats
seemed full of dead and wounded, the
living sought shelter under the half
decks. Why, there were bodies without
heads, heads without bodies, and arms
and legs and pieces of bloody meat enough
to lnake the bravest turn pale. AS we
cut their lashings they drifted off, and
the American with his big rifles, and two
or three of the men with muskets, kept
up fire on everything that moved. Pres
emily the breeze came up, and as we made
sail and got the bark where we could
handle her we ran down for the dhows.
They were light built, and it needed
only fair blow to crush them. The first
one we struck on her starboard quarter,
and, although the bark glanced q we
crushed in her timbers, and she f., Pehd
went down inside of five minusea s se
were about twenty living n 20. Wv -
other, and as we bore down. % W =;
a good pace they uttered shci for hel or
and made signs of surrender, 80 al Cap
tain had no mercy for them. We put
the ship right at the dhow's broadside,
and we cut her square in two and rolled
the bow one way and the stern the other.
While the living, wounded, and dead
went into the sea together.-Nsw York
Sun
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Fashion Notes.

White silk stockings are quite the thing
as novelty in foot wear.
Corduroy is the most desirable material
for boys knockabout suits.
Black jersey silk gloves are embroid.
cred on the back in fine jets.
The skirts of pongee dresses have
broad band of colored velvet at the bot.
tom.
Black lace skirts are worn with bodices
Of colored crepe de chine, silk, satin or
moire antique.
Wide white Hercules braid fringed and
knotted at the ends is used as sash belts
for little girls.
Turkish crepes are among the nrett;s,,
inexpensive cotton dress goods. Laecs
trim them admirably.
Afternoon dresses of faiIle vei,od r.;,,,
lace have ovcrdresses of figured sill
having the same colored ground as tho
plain faillc.
Deep collars of lace reaching to tho
shoulders are worn with afternoon
dresses. They are finished abou, ,ba
throat with a band and bow of The -,
vet or ribbon with which the dr... !,
trimmed. ''' 10
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04

There is trouble over the famous Ma
rarro flats in New York, the model and
mammoth apartment buildings that were
to revolutionize methods of living, min
;snizc the inconvenience and annoyances
and afford the maxima of comfort, lux
Try and convenience for housekeepers.
The plan doesn't appear to have proved
wholly successful, and the insurance
company which holds mortgage of $1,-
80. 900 on the buildings is to foreclose
Is claim, while sums aggregating $40,
,O) are due for taxes, water-rent and
,ther incidentals. The condition of af
iei-s seems to indicate that there is line
n apartment-house building which it
isn't safe to pass. Persons who can af-
ford to pay for such accommodations as
;he Navarro plan promised not unnatu-
ALLY prefer in most cases to own their
,wr houses.
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LADIES, COLUMN.
Mrs. cleveland in Church.

ATra. Cleveland in Church.
"When Mrs. Cleveland goes to churcn,
uays Washington letter to the Memphis
AvalaneAs, "as soon as she enters inc
new and takes seat, she drops nc,
pretty head upon her daintily gloVeu
hand and devotes moment to silent
PRAYER. Then she settles herself ior
quiet attention upon the service one
knows, of course. that she is the targe'
of every eye in the church, and, though
she tries to conceal her embarrassment
she is not able to do SO entirely. When
the pastor gives out the hymn she is giau
to turn her attention to the hymn-DooK
and forget the uncomfortable feeling
which is the natural result OF being
stared at. When the erleadsinprayer
her head is bowed, and it drops little
lower when he prays for the chief magls-
trate of the nation and adds a petition
for those that are dear to him. She
does not fidget about and lean up IN the
corner and rest her head upon her hand
as Grover docs, but sits straight and quiet
listening to the sermon from beginning
to end. OF course she fans herself con-
stantly, for she would not be woman IL
she did not. When the basket goes
around, she drops her contribution mod
estly into it, and when the closing hymn
is given out, finds not only the hymn but
the doxology corresponding in metre
with it, and follows them closely to the
end. When the services end, every neck
is craned to get look at her face and
figure. She tries to appear unconcerned,
bows to the church people near her
whom she knows, talks little to those
nearest her, and is evidently relieved
when the carriage door bangs and she Il
hidden from view of the crowd that was
gathered on the sidewalk to see her pass
from the church door to the carriage.
Throughout, her conduct is full of dig
nifty and gentle grace"
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. Queer Tavern.

George Wickham, the brother Of ex-
Mayor Wickham. who has Just returned
from Europe and dazzled the other dia-
mond merchants with the splendor Of
his importations, describes an eccentric
establishment in Shoreditch, London.
known as ''Dirty Dick's.n The original
proprietor would not have the spiders
disturbed nor the floor swept, and was
initiated by chop house in Thames
street, New York. But he had other re
culiarities which are not observed by his
successors. No person could be served
twice at his bar on the same day. Ways
who tried TO deceive the landlord by
walking out and then coming back
through another door, with their coat
collars turned up and their hats tipped
over their eyes, discovered that the bar
keeper was keen enough to detect them.
and that the rule was infexihlc. All
drinks were the same price. For three
pence you might take a glass of ale. Of
gln, Of brandy or of champagne. The
queer tavern in street of London. which
corresponds to our Bowery. was the first
place in which champagne was sod BY
the glass. As patent co-ks were not vet
invented, the cranky proprietor preferred
to spoil whole pint Of the wine rather
than violate his own regulation about
prices. -Ner FORK Star.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04

The mountain lions of Montana are
large and ferocious and they frequently
attack full-grown steers. The territory
offers IS for every scalp, and the cow
boys make quite q business Of hunting
them in the winter. Lions are often
killed measuring nine feet from tip to
tip, and weighing 200 to 300 pounds.
Many more measuring from ten to eleven
feet are frequently bagged, and occasion.
ally monster reaching twelve feet.
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THE WINDS.
The North winds bowling legions
SnRanf doIria from lnornnl ..oe.in..n

The North winds bowling legions
Swept down from boreal regions,
From the rallid zone where winters throne
Was wrought in tho wide waste, wan and
lone,
Uunumbered years ago.
They come on wings whose flutterings
Bestrew the world with snow,
And their icy breath is bitter death,
Their football only woe.
The East wind comes with sadness
And pain, and midnight madness,
From solitude where curses brood
And poisoned dews on the dales are strewed,
And sorrow throttles gladness;
1t comes like ghost from spectral coast
Where cypress branches wave,
And out of its plumes fall CHASTITY glooms
Like those that encircle the grave.
The South wind comes assigning,
To buds and blooms replying,
Hc comes in quest of love and rest,
And presently, on a roses breast,
In rapture lies a-dying;
He comes like dreams, and only seems,
His cradle is his tomb;
His life is song to murmuring streams,
His death-a rich perfume.
The zephyr, fragrance laden,
Brings balm to man and maiden
Brings dove-eyed rest to the troubled breast
From the mystical regions of the West
From loves enchanted Alden;
1t comes with news as fresh as the dews
That gather in starry hours
With wonderful store of tender lore
From the sweet book of the flowers.
-Goordo
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Charlotte Hlfssrnprr.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Sept, A, 1886.
OUR CHURCHES.

st. Michael's (P e. church, Mint st. Ser.
vices at II A. NJ, and P. NJ. Sunday School
at p. NJ. REV. P. P. ALsToN, Pastor
NJ E. Church, South Graham st; Services,
at 8 P. NJ, and P NJ Sunday School at
10 A. NJ REV S. NJ. HAINEs, Pastor
First Baptist chu. oh, South Church st; Ser
Sizes ut II A. NJ, s p NJ and p. NJ. Sunday
School a. p. NJ. Rev. A. A. POWELL, Pastor
Ebenezer Baptist church, East 2nd st. Ser
vices at IL A. NJ. F. NJ, and 8 7. M. Sun
day School at P. II. Rev. q. HAUGHToN,
Pastor.
Presbyterian churh, corner 9TH and College
Services at p NJ, and 8 P. M. Sunday
School at IOA. NJ Rev. R. P. WYcHE, Pastor.
Clinton Chapel, "a. NJ E. ~ Mint st; Ser
vices at II A. NJ, 3 p. NJ, and P. M. Sun
day School at P. NJ. Rev. NJ. SLADE, Pastor
Little Rock "a. NJ. E. ~, E. St.
Services at Ii A. NJ, p, and P. NJ. Sun
day School at l P. II. Rev. WIN. JOHNSON;
Pastor.
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In Egypt, on the River Nile, as well as
In Italy, on the Po the custom of travel
ing for bee pasturagc has been continued
from the remotest ages to the present
time, as there is about seven weeks diff
ference in the vegetation on the Upper
and Lower Nile. They use large fat
boats holding from sixty to one hundred
hives of bees, and float slowly along as
the vegetation advances. The sinking
of a boat to certain depth in the water
indicates when they have filed the hives
with honey.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04

Inc total membership of the Son. Of
- temperance Of North America. is over
sS,oOo, the net gain Of the year 1855 Be.
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a man IN Pittsburg has Just paten,cd
I'm, macnine with which TO blow windas,
glass with compressed air. which 4, !.
eiaimed, will revolutionize the bns;.s..
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04

There arc 200, 900 Italian settlers IN ,ho
Argentine Republic, $4,000 in Brazil
10000 in Uruguay, and 6, 900 in Mexico
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-01-16

Cne DIES plus grandes variations
de temperature que ron ait subie
depuis longtemps, dams cette CON
tree, sc fait sentir ell ce moment.
Beaucoup de nos plantcurs ont
do sfrieuses GRANTEES que les SOU
cheS de cannes ne soient perdues
ct il est hors de doute que nos
Oraugers soutfriront reinstatement
du trold siberien qui nous IA vislte
dcpuis HER huit jours.
Nos jartiniers sont dams In desc
latlon; lis voirnt perdle en- quel
qneS jonrs lie fruit dun travail de
plusieurs mois ct s'envoler l'espe-
rance dune rGcoltc abondante ct
precOce.
La plupart de nos planteurs Sc
talent dtja mis- d l'ouvrage tout
est interrompu, tout est retarde ct
Ton sc dcmande, avec anXiete, ce
que lavenlr nous reserve. La pIuie
tOmbe malntenant mails chacun
crAlnt, ct "a raison, un verglas qui
fera beaucOup de NAL. Nous som
mes, scion toute apparence, desti-
nes d payer cherement lie beau
temps eXceptiOnnel don't nous
avions joui jusqu'a present. Heu>
rensement que la roulaisOn est ter
minGe. Nous n'avons Yu'nn seul
exemple dune habitation qui soft
Oh retard Il les autres, ct celia d
cause dune recolte don't lie rende-
menr, nous at on dit, depasse tOu-
te provision. Nous voulons parler
de Georgia Plantation, qui q du
~intcrrompre tous travaux, les can
hes etant trop gelees pour pouvoir
ttre fcras6es par lie moulin. Une
semaine de plus aurait sufi pour
mener Ia recOlte i bonnie fin. cepen-
dant Mr.. E. Lepine, Feconome dc
la dite habitation, nous assure qu'-
il tirera bon part des cannes qui
mont pas encore etc roulees.
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ECOLES PUBLIQUES.-La re .ou-
venture DIES ecoles publi1ues aura
lieu dams toute FGtendue de la pa.
%roisse, lundi proclaim Is courant.
Nous esperons que les parents Sc
terOnt un devOir denvoyer leurs
enfants DIES lie premier jour ct que
les instituteurs feront tout leur pos
sible pendant la dur6e, malheureu-
sement assez courte, de la presente
session scolaire. II y a actuellement
dams le tresor assez d'argent pour
solder 10 payroll du premier mois,
mais on a respoir quill ell rentrera
assez pour payer celui DIES trois
mOis suivants.
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HOTEL DE VLLE.-Les travaux
de construction de PH6tel de Vile
sont suspendus depuis plus de hut
jours, par suite de rintemperie du
temps, ct 10 contracteur n'attend
que 10 beau temps pour les repren-
DIRE ct les pousser avec la plus gran
de activite. D'ailieurs, une fois que
Get editice sera convert, quelQue
temps quill fasse, les %onvriers pour
ront toujours s'occuper DIES travaux
de %rinterieur.
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MARIAGE.-Jeudi uernier en- Pc
elise Ste. Marie, (Raceland) a etc
celebr6 lie marriage de NELLIE Emile
Braux, file de Mr.. ct de Nine Leu
froid Braux, eide Mr.. Levy Hargis.
Nous faiSonS les souhaits les plus
sinceres pour la prospfrlte, la con
corde, ct lie bonheur DIES nouveaux
.epoux.
Puisse une nombreuse p%oSterite
benir leur union ct perp6tuer les
sentiments dFhonncur ct d'amour
du travail don't l-urS aieuX leuI
dOnnent en- ce moment FeXemple.
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En- avail du Bayou Lafourche
janvier 1886.

Dams une excursion que nous
faisiOns le jour susdit, vers lie bas
du bayou, ct qui devait durer tou-
t. la semaine, nou avons eprouve,
outre un enlargement do tempera-
ture inattendue, certaines impress
sions Ut recueilli certains renseigne.
ments don't nous vOulOns falre part
a nos lecteurs.
\ ceux qui sc sont plant que le
journal leur arrivait TN peu tard ou
qni croient a quelques irregularities
do la poste, nous pouvons affirmer
que nous ferons tout en- notre pou.
voir pour quill soft fait justice a
leurs reclamations.
Durant la premiere partie de no.
ire voyage notre vue etait quelque
peu attristee par raspect girls ct
morne du paysage dh d Iabsence
de cette luxnriante vegetation qui
caractGrise particulierement la Lou
isiane.
&c nest que 4 partir de Lockport
que l'on rencontre frequemment COS
~charmantes orangeries qui hier en-
core recreaient In vue ct faiSaient
l'orgueil ct Iespoir de leurs propri-
etaires. Aujourd'hui on eprouve
pour leur sort les GRANTEES les plus
serieuscs ct beaucoup pensent que
les derniers troids leur ont etc tu.
ncSteS.
Sur les grands habitations On
commence, on plutot lon common
Gait. Il st preparer achievement pour
uue nouvelle recolte. Chacun 5"
montre generalement satistait du
resultat obtenu. Plusieurs plans
teurs etaient absents au mOmentde
note passage mails beaucOup den
tire euX nous ont fOurui DIES renSei
gnements qui interesseront peut-
ttre ceux qui nous lisent.
Chez Mr.. Ursin Leblanc OH acul-
tive 50 a 40 arpents de cannes qui
ont rapport6 80 boucauts de sucre,
leuuel a trouve sur lie marche AZ 4
II cts. la livre !: plus 40 barils de
melasse qui s'est vendue de 80 a 81
cts. lie gallon.
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CIRQCE.-On annOnce CONNIE DO.
stiff la prochaine arrivGe du fameux
cirque qui Went de faire DIES mer-
veilles dams lie bias du Bayou. La
danSeuSe sur In corde tendue u
tout fait l'admiration de tous les
Spectators, jeunes ct vieux, qui SO
president sur les gradins de Pam
phitheatre. A hient6t o appari-
ton dams les murS de Thibodaux.
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For hle.--ths Uncle Peter Plantation.

The uiidcr-IpItc1 offers the Uncle petar
Plantation for sale: MS a whole or by nr-
l,cntr i'll width. commencing at the limo Of
Aaku-ic Letct and .ulAE Eastward, or cen.
luei.rlu8 at the lower inc OF the plantation
nid coming Nc.t~ard. Said property will
he koid ma y whole or in Iets to su:t, fer
enough cAsl, +" secure y permanent sale. bal
"hoe on Ai"a li,ne ~, purchasers may desire.
not 10 exceed five CT AZ years. Interest on
credit ln.isl.Mentr PAYABLE annually. Fer
iartAei lsariicaiAr~. sp,,ly To ~
WALTER pUGH,
~. $. - Cxroudelet St. n. @,
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LUNETTEs.- La reputation DIES
lunetteS de Hawkes. obtenue dams
les Etats- Unis est I'm ialt tout-a-
falt merveilleuN. Files sont connues
depuiS r-\tlantique .iusqu'au Pacl-
nque ct leur reputation est basee
sur lenr reel mtrite. Les temOigna-
ges DIES hommes les plus eminents
du pays qui ont eu leur vue anne
iloree par leur usage peuvent etre
donnes. En- vente d la Pharmacie
Thibodeaux.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Jury DE POLICE.-Mardi der
nier lie Jury de Police s'est reuni,
ct, faute de quorum, a remis la Sc.
ance au 8 f6vrier proclaim.

DIRECTEURS DU PONT.-A une
election tcnue le premier @janvier de
la ~presente aimee, les actionnaires
de la Compagnic du POnt ont clloi-
81 les meines rersonnes gui la diri-
geaient rannee prGcedcnte. \ une
reunion De e dernie,es. Mr.. Frank
Zernott a etc re-Glu president.
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MISUNDERSTANDING la semaine
Qui Went de s'econler. les affaires
commercials ont etc d peu pres
Mules, dams notre vile. On ne yo-
yait personne dams les rues. ct tout
lie monde restai; chez sol. aupres
dun bon feu. II est a c.percr que
ca ira mieux Ia semaine prochaine.
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AvIS.-Mr. NJ. Q. Racquet est
autorise 4 recevOir les Announcements
ct d collector touS les complies dllS
a la Scntinelle. Ii est egalement
charge de contractor pour IlnScr-
ton DIES avis on announces ct pour
impression de tGteS de lettreS, de
features. de tickets d'~habitatlon,
d'enveloppes ct de toute espece
d'imprimes en- usage dams la locall-
te.
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DECIDE 4 Ia NOuvelle-O Orleans lie
is decemhre, a 8 heures du matin,
Edgard Lacroix, fills de feu Edou.
ard Lacroix ct de Feliciana Dias.
SEES funerailles ont ell lieu i sa
derniere residence No. 173 rue Bar
racks.
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Lnn DIES fills de Mr.. Ursin LIE.
blanc, Thomas, q loue le magasin
de Mr.. J.. Molaison ct offre un 3
sentiment complet de tous les arti.
cles ~neceSsaires aux habitants de Ia
campagne.
Mr.. Valfroy Foret finissait de
rentrer sa derniere charretee de
cannes quand nous arrivions sur
son habitation. II await etc SON
traint de laisser dams le champ
pendant les derniers jours envi-
ron / de cannes trop gel6es pour
pouvOir en- tlrer partie. Je vet.x
dire quill Y await dams chacune des
dernitres cannes II partie quill
fallait rejeter parce qu'elle etait
trop avarlee pour etre convertie Ell
sirop. lie rcndement Il etc de 2oJ
boucauts de sucre qui II valu 81 cts
Ia livre ct 500 barils de sirop a 80
cts. lie gallon.
Chez les NM. Toups Ia recolte u
etc bonnie ct satisfaisante. 40 bou-
cauts de sucre, yendu de II 4 ~
cts. la livre : go barils de sirop i
35 cts. lie gallon ct $50 barils de
riz qui n'attendent que la hausse
sur lie marche pour SO vendre.
Mr.. Lucien Guitrot . obtenu 135
boucauts de sucre 4 ~ cts. Ia liyre,
$50 barils de melasse q SO cts. lie
gallon, II tres-bonne recOlte de
MATS ct 800 barils dc riz qui he sont
pas encore vendus.
Mr.. J. n. Bourgeois a fat une
excellente recolte: 65 arpents dc
cannes lui ont rapport6 116 bou-
cauts de bon sncre quill vendu de-
puts II jusqu'4 a 10 livre ct 21S
barils dc sirop 4 So cts. lie gallon.
L'habitation 4 fait en- outre une
tres bonnie lecolte de mais. MI. j.
n. Bourgeois SO declare on ue peut
plus satisfait ct ST prepare active
ment pour une autre recolte.
Mr.. Files For6t, sur l'habitation
snivante, se montre aussi sxtisfait
que son voisin. il a obtenu 26G bou-
cauts de sucre quill q vendu dams
les prix variant de Al : 4H cts. la
livre ct 465 barils DO melasse quill a
vendu 80 cts. le gallon. MI. Ellis
Foret a commence 1 planter depuis
deja quelques jours OF nous > dit
avoir ! sa disposition un plant dc
cannes magni6que.
Sur rhabitation de Nine Veuve
J.. Claudet, 81 habilement condhite
ct exploitee par son fills, lie rende-
ment Il etc dc $50 boucauts de su-
ere qui a obtenu les prix de AZ ct
de a cts. la livre, $50 barils de me
lasse a37 cts. le gallon ct une abon
dante recOlte de mails. Nj. Claudet.
CONNIE SOS voisins, a commence la
nouvelle plantation.
Mr.. NJ. Delaune a fat 100 bou
cauts de sucre valiant u cts. Ia H.
vre. A cause d'accidents arrives
dams sa sucrerie a 6prouve des re-
tarls qui ront oblige a rouler des
cannes gelees-561 barils de me.
laSse ct uue tres-bonne recolte de
mails.
4 c0ntinuer.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIye.

The Best SaIve il, thu world for Cuts,
BUSES, Sores ticcr>. Salt Kiieum, Fe.
Yer Sores, letter. C~hafred Hands. Chill
bialns Corns. and al! skin E'nptions,
and positively cures Plies. or no pay
required. 1t j. snarnr!rrd t" give per
feet satisfaction. 81 money refunded.
Price - cents per i,nE. For Sale at
T~hibodauX Drug tnr
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-01-16
NOTICE..

The undersigned. give pnblic notice, that
they have bongt.t of Mr. Nary / aura ThIpo-
dauA. the contents ofthe store situated cor
ner Main and 1t. Philip streets, ThibOdaux.
La. and that The business. uf said est ablish.
Dient is ahd will hereafter be conducted uH-
Ger the Firm n.ne Of DIonne 4 Tetreau.
GEORGE DiONNE,
II. TETHEAU.
Tiibodaux. La. Nov. cot. 1875.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-01-16
AVIS.

sons'ignks donnent avis 50 pnblic a.
on. a~hetf, &c Amu Marie L.ura 1~'hihotauk.
l- content 'In n.sgssin sitat eLooignure &c.
rues Main ct st. Philippe. TAissdsnx .. ct
qns Ger Nta'li&ssNont est setaellenent go
duit sous Ia iAIsoE lucinle Diorne l. Tetreau.
GE,,RGE DIONkE.
II. TErkEAU,
Thibodanx Inc. nov. 20, 1885.