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Traveller Guide.

Phsdsphis sos.on sna the Ssn n sae rs 90
soso snc daily ha: pSss ono p% aSs
$50 pm DAILY. On SUNDAY. 300 am, 2, A:lo. I'd
and FisSds and S %.. sc chcsso Is ls
s. Louis and except SATURDAY 70 vMcsso, sa5O am.
40 a. io s ssy s- snS
fYss,.2 f is sS sS liz ss 0 -. S S$
10 los,o and 1;ze pg s; or, On SUNDAY. sNT. $50
& and sIs as S Sy t sse.1. sssa.; 7
s iod S SS s .4s::
M. ass Ssn sS g. An
S Louis daily, $50 3 M, l0:io p m- For fisssssrs
ssS $50 SO 20 .Rd io Ss M fa1c Is e ssS
minute rsinl, $780, 4:s0 A,4O $40, Gao. q s2o snl
i:sS s $40 s.ss ~ aSss 40 E; i 1
w s1 sss stS e, ss ; $50 s isi
eaa ~ Hr p& On F ssn s:ss 1850 % Ne
sana.s @ s' :s 100 on SSy :as
nc sss On s:S eS: :: s. g:
cept sunday. For Hagentown, 1000 q %. and b3l
Say .Sa sSHSss rGr o U.s. e.
w kiDI s s soUs sna + s.aon-ros xsv
ii m edailyS Nsnssss. divisaOn. az ase s1 3
i sses sss ~
sGssAspoAa Rou!.-R a o ssss,on.--ros Nsw
w2ssissroa osIo.-B. =. ssss I - sSSs
burg and ell stations q M. and 4sA6 p. M svay %
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SECRETARY ENDIcoTr will return to this city
tomorrow. Mrs. and Miss Endicott arrived here
yesterday.
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TO ASSIST MRS. CLEvELAD.-Mvs. Manning,
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Endicott aud Mrs. Villas
have been invited to assist Mrs. Cleveland at
the official reception at the White House to-
morrow evening. It is not known whether
Mrs. Manning can attend
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GzzzsAL szzs1DA1 wsli rssurn nom West
Foknt so-nighA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR sALE-BARGAINS IN IMPROVED
II Property
l1l2 18Th st. NV, threestory Brick House, with
back building; eleven rooms and all improvements:
lot 2xl2S 10 wide public alley. with brick stable
In the rear; ali in first-class condition.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. 1924 St
j. 81. NV, between 18th and 18th SITS, Two small
Brick Dwellngs three stories each; win be sold to-
gether or separately.
THOa. J. FISHER 4 CO., 1924 + St
l144 St NV, threeEtory and basement Brick
Dwelling, with all improvements; lot 16AxlOO feet.
THOS j. FISHER q Co, 1924 + st,
ITO \ ST. NV double Brick Residence contain
ing thirteen rooms; lot SO feet l0 inches by 100
Wide puollc alley; VIII be sold at bargain prompt
buyer. THOS. J. FISHERt Co
1924 At
ness purposes lot 42x132 feet lob inches; wide alley
on the size and rear; good in vestment property.
THOS. ]. FISHER q CO.. 1924 # st
las ST. NV, three-story and basement Brick
hestueDce All improvements: lot 20xlO0 to o public
alley THOS ]. FISHER & CO., 1924 St
window House. seven rooms and bath; hot and cold
water; lot iox9l y feet to an alley.
THOS. J. FISHER q CO., 1924 F St
192O De Sales ST. threestory Brick Residences three
rooms deep; hrstclass construction: finish:
all improvements lot lSx1OO to wide public alley.
THOS. j. FISHER d Co, 1924 Sc
liz lItn ST. NV. near Massachusetts ave, three
story BIck Dwelling with back building containing
about ten rooms; ali conveniences.
THOS. ]. FISHER q Co. 1924 st.
l2i3 St. threestory Brick residence; lot % feet
incnes by about 30. THOS J. FISHER & CO.,
JeI-Z" 1924 EST,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT, KNOWN AS No. So II STREET SOUTH
WEST
Under and by virtue Of q certain deed Of trust sh
bearing date the 26th day of May 1875 and duly I'LL
land records of the District Columbia the written
request Of the party holding the note described in and
,, DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1856, at
SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ, in front of the premises, sell ut
public auction, Of lot two GU square six hum
dred and l643 situate in Washington city,
ID. c. the same having front of 20 feet and inches
on street by depth of 20 feet and inches, more
particularly described in said deed of trust together
twO-story frame house.
Terms of sale: The amount of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said trust and the expenses sale cash.
balance In equal fnstallments at six and twelve
months notes OF the purchaser, secured by deed Of
trust on the to be given for the deferred
nients deposit of $50 required at the time of SALE
and al cOnyeyanctng at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale to be complied with In seven days from date of
sale otherwise the trustee the right resell
at cost and risk of deaulting purchaser.
JOSEPH I. STEVENS. Trustee
Jeo-QGQS GA Il street w.
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The President and Mrs. Cleveland will be
assisted at the White House reception to-mor.
TOW evening by Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Villas and
Miss weddell. who has been the eues OF Sec.
rotary and Mrs. Whitney during the /. st sea-
son, returned TO her home In Cleveland, Ohio,
last week.
Gen. Meigs gave dinner on SATURDAY. even.
ing, at which covers were laid for T.; II is
announced that Miss Lulu AeigS eSd Mr..
Archibald Forbes are to be married Mkt Sat.
urday morning aud that they will sail For Eng
land. their future home, on the followlag Sat
urday.
Mrs. John Bigelow, who visited Mrs. Neil here
during the winter. sailed for Europe on satur.
Madame Bonaparte, Miss West and tie Hon.
Charles Hardinee were among the Washington
wsS ssssndsd the
Mrs. Gen. Myer and the Misses Myer gave q
very pleasant garden party on Saturday even
Ex-Attorney General Brewster sailed for Eu-
rope ON Saturday In search OF health and rest
Gen. Anson AcCook and his bride have spent
sportion OF their honeymoon at Saratoga
dinner party was given In honor OF Senator
Aldxich BY Gov. and Mrs. Wetmore, ct their
cottage At Newport last week.
MI. Anson, Of Texas, . son Of Lord Litchfleld
arrived "a the city this morning, and il the
guest Of Hon. Charles Hardinge.
~SSS -
burn, sailed ON Saturday for GLASGOW They
viii spend several months In Scotland.
Mrs. Lewis Washington, the Mount Vernon
regent S9r West Virginia. e At the Dunbarton
Hotel. MI. SWEET OF Maine, and the socretsry
OF the association, Il at Welckerx.
Mr.. w. w. Corcoran - enjoying unusually
good health. and will 60 to White Sulphur
SPRING. early next month.
Ex-President Arthur, and his con and dsueh.
Ter, expect TO pass part Of the season n Nav
London, Conn. Col. and Mn. Clayton ~.
Michel. and ~. end MA Lo.ing. Will also Wait
Engaged apartmeutg there are Baron Foya.
Count 6alA Count Borchgrave, Mr. Bounder.
Count Lovenorn and Count Leyden.
A laxye number q persons gathered n Il
Dominie's Ch.rch last evening 70 witness the
marria1e g NJ: John 0ateiy TO Miss Mary
6ufna. both OF thta city. The ceremony Vas
pessosmed 81 Rev. Father Logan. Atsr the
ceremony the married couple held Q rocoption
81 their 9usure home In South WaAhinGton. The
bride an9 tne eetaesnaid, Miss Agnos Kirby
were attired n blue ailk. The best man wss
III 0oosyo TulAski.
GERRRAI. 0RBRHnAR roesnvo f-,.-n vxy.-x
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PERSONAL.

{ IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UP.
~ on u.s. We are now prepared to pay full value for
CENTS secondhand Clothing Adires, or cali AT
J.oSIH Old Stand. $40 ID ST. NV. je12-1m.3d
(lET HARTS INSECT POWDER. IT is FREE
~ from poison. II Is not sold loose Ny trade mark
Is tn the lid Beware of imitation. Send card 10 I'll
<1 ST. NV. je5-l2t*
lDARTlES DESIRING TO ENGAGE ROOMS AT
~ orkney Springs Summer Resort, can see r. J.
BhRkE, Chief Clerk. at Wizards Hotel, Monday and
Ieesuay, 14th and 10Th. jelO-4t
(#,lViLSERVICEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" ana answers Oil all subjects Send Ten Cents.
IVY INSTITUTE
Je1-lm Southwest Cor 9Th and X SITS %. w.
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LARGE NUMBER OF BIDS for supplying
stationerywere received at the Treasury to-day
and clerks were busy this afternoon opening.
them, -
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0IVSAL OERVICE MEN FOR GEN. MILES
Five members of the signal corps left tie city
Saturday evening for Fort Bowie, Arizona, for
duty with Gen. Miles. The party consisted of
Private Z. G. Capwell, h. Gotfcher, J. /, Wed.
meyer, w. w. Neitert and w. A. Whitney, and
they We're selected after an examination held
at Fort Myer last Friday. Gen. Miles sent about
six weeks ago for six signal corps men with
proper equipments for field signaling by hello
graph, and has found their services so valuable
against Indians that he made q request for
more men, and in consequence the i've men
mentioned were sent from Fort Myer.
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TOMORROW.
III K. FULTON. Auctioneer.

l.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will sell by public auction at my Store, 1918 Penn
FIFTEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, my stock of
Forfeited Pledges from Nos 614 to SO 936 of safe
department and from Nos IS ,565 to S5 DAB of Shelf
department, inclusive. This sale will consist of Gold,
Silver and other cased Watches Gold Chains Charms
Lockets: Rings; Pins; Bracelets: Spectacles: Eye
glasses; Opera Glasses Diamonds set In Rings Pins
studs, Collar Buttons &c: Gold Necklaces: Medal
lions BADGES Earrings: Thlmbles; Pencils: Crosses:
Cuff Buttons Studs: Collar Buttons; Pencils; Pens
DC; Solid Silverware and Articles; Guns; Rifles Re
vOlvers: Bibles and other Books; Cutlery; Musical
ana Mechanical Instruments; Blankets; Quilts La
dies and Gents Clothing; Dress Goods; Cloths Va
llseS Satches Silver Plated Ware Pictures Mirrors
Umbrellas: ParasolS Meerschaum Pipes; smokers
DC, &c This sale will continue mornings at TEN
O'CLOCK. and evenings at SEVEN O'CLOCK until
all the lots are sold H. K. FULTON,
Jel1-ot" Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE FIFTEENTH.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we viii sell in front of our
salesr0oms, the above Mules je11-3t
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL
HILL AT UBLIC AUCTION.
rId will sell at gqhc sale ITO, the owner Of the
bay or JUNE. 1856. at FIVE O'Clock, orig
inal Lot No. a. in square No. 1856, with the improve
ments thereon frontage on North st. Al feet 2la in
depth 1885 feet 3a In to 30oot paved alley has also
the Capitol in beautiful and highly proved neigh
b0rhood fronts south. and but one square from the
East Capitol cars
Terms: One-third cash within five days after SALE
cent One hundred dollars deposit at time of sale.
Conyeyancing at cost Of purchaser. Title good.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
COUPE LARGE BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS
OLD. PERFECTLY SOUND AND GENTLE,
AND SET HARM ESS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVEN
TENTH, 1886, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, Tn front of
my auction rooms shall sell the above with
out reserve. iel4-3t
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LONDON, June 14.-The United States staame
Quinnebaug arrived here yesterday.
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FOR SALE-dOUSES.

kNOR SALE-OR RENT. PLEASANT TEN
room. corner brick House, 500 4 st. se., dry and
seMthy location, handsome parking Side
Day windows. every convenience. street ears
ma market Apply to Room 33. lie Droit Building.
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A WARNING TO UMBRELLA THrKvKs-Chaa
N. w arc, colored man, was convicted OF 9
second offense OF petit larceny In the Criminal
Court Notwithstanding an umbrella-and wa
senenced TO three years In the Albany peniten.
tary.
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. RANGE OF THE THERMoMrrER-The follow.
Ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
s a m, 40; g. m, a; IL q. M, 76; 2 p. IA,
I6: maximum, 81; minimum, 73.
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GyOR sALE-HOUsk 80 q. ST. \. W.; EIGHT
II rooms; good estiletst. res for $40 per month;
Drks. $500 csslA Apply 81 6iS l. 81. nv. apl5-2m
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KNIGHTS TEAPLAR Como 10 NEW Enc
LAND.-One hundred and fifteen knights
expected here to-day, on their way 30 Provt
dence, where they will be the guests OF the
kn,ghts Templar OF that city. The members OF
city, will 60 70 Boston Tuesday as the
guests Of De Molay commandery OF that city.
Ihey Will remain In Boston Thursday and Fn-
day, which time will be taken up with yarioua
schemes OF pleasure arranged by the Boston
Knights In recognition OF the hospitality ex-
tended to the Boston Sir Knights when In
Washington In May, 1881, on their way TO
Richmond, Va.
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THE Major CASE DEcrpEp-In the CASA of
w ashington I. Nailor and Others against AZ
lison Nailor Judge Cox delivered the opinion of
Inc ne court In General Term to-day. This was
bill 70 set aside certain deeds made by AlI,son
Major, ST., TO his son, the defend ant, and also
certain deeds made by the marshal OF property
SOLO 70 satisfy Judgments against A. Nailor, OF.
The court held that all the conveyances to the
son were legal, but as 10 those made by the
marshal directed an account In which A.
Nailor, IT,, should be- allowed the money paid
by him es purchase money. This decision
gives A. Naiior, Jr., the bulk of the property.
Including the site OF his livery stable.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FNHE EXERCISES OF WAVERLY SEMINARY
VIII be resumed on SEPTEMBER 2Sth with full
corps of teachers
jel4-lm MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal.
4 THENEUM OF LANGUAGES, 1914 / ST.
"A Also, French language. Latin. Greek, Spanjsh
italian, German &c. by the able teachers Prof
H. LAfsItOQCE, A. M. o. Paris SOrbOnne. lei Lint
EARN
IL 10 write a neat, rapid hand, without cramp or
WEAKNESS Learn To write shorthand ON the Steno-
graph-easy TO learn asy to WRITE easy to read and
Tits one for profitable employment in three months
Time Learn to operate the Typewriter. Trained
operators demand. hrs
only through the summer months, morning. after
noon and night. at the SPENCERIAN BUSIN E,SS
COLLEGE,, corner 9th and ID sts NV Airy halls
Moderate rates of tuition. ieIO
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TUE BEST AND CHEAPEsT WAY TO LEARN
FRENCH OR GERMAN
Ana 10 spend summer agreeably at Plymouth, Mass.
Send for Circulars to
The 81 PLi1Z SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Washington. u. C.. t723 14th St nw)
W men VIII be open all summer. Great reduction In
prices tor the summer.
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THE EYE.

1t is simply wonderful, the repu
tation Halves spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States ; they are known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
the reputation is built upon real
merit. Testimonials from the most
eminent men of the country are
given who have had their sight i'm
proved by their use.
All eyes fitted by j. T. Thibo
:leaux, druggist, Thibodaux, La,
Every pair warranted.
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The Z. S. Telephone Co., at Mad
son, Ind. has devised an improve
ment in the contraction Of tele
homes which bids fai, to levolu
tlunlZe tie cost Of telaph0nic ser
vice and at the same time an al
most perfect system. The clear
ness and tii>tlhctueSs that results
in the use of their telephones is VOL
derful. The tele, homes were tried
on a line twenty miles long. and
Il reporter carried on conversation
which was tar more distinct than
for il few blocks with the ordinary
telephones. There was none of
the Internal humming that is al
most always heard in other tele
phones. Not a sound married the
llearneSs OF the conversation. The
telephones are made to work on
the club system, with trunk lines
and requires no Exchanges. AS
the Company sells the telephones
outright, consequently there is no
exhorbitant rents to pay.
By sending your address and a
postage stamp to the U. s. Tele
phone Co., at Madison, Ind, you
will receive an illustrated circular,
giving description of telephones
with prices, sc. The Company
have been in operation for years,
and are composed of reliable bust
ness men.
-ErchGn0e.
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Lovers OF isXnry viii fad the Oh
iect Of their dc sire most efficiently
satisfied by paying Il visit to the
best confectionery in this vicinity
Mr.. \. observation-disclosures
of Main and st. Louis streets, which
is supplied with the finest assert
ment of CONNECTIONS, anc has every
thing so commodiously arranged as
not to fail to give ii gratifying ac.
commodation to the most dainty.
Mr.. Wei>Seuthanner has the repu
tation of being a ti;st-class confec-
toner and therefore it is not sur
prisinS that his stock Of cakes, can
dies, soda water and cold lunch is
continually fresh, IS the experienced
hand knows exactly in what pro
pvrtiOns to make hem so as to have
what will please the palate. Every
Saturday and Sunday he has ice
cream for sale.
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We take pleasure in recommend
ing Mr.. A. Bou;on to al! of our
county readers who may be in need
of il good sewing machine, a fine
watch or a good gun. AS will be
seen by 70. Bouron's advertise
ment, which we publish in another
column, he keeps a well selected
stock of sewing machines, watches,
jewelry, guns Sc, al of which be
Sells on u gtGrantee and at low pri
ceS. He also repairs sewing ma
chimes, watches, guns &c, and all
repairs done by him are fully guar
anteed.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
l'aiis!, of LatniLcitr. Goth judicial
District tUult.


Whereas. F"tiui Antin Wife o. joseph De-
Gr"As a q i'ail>ii. has maJ,' apli.rlii ion
t" the 't""N" Court to hr appointed admins.
tratrlN of the above succe>slon
NoN. iirleiore, all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this oiiic'' withinl,n 4 Us following the pres
ent notice. any objection which Hey may
have to the said applicant. oth"rwis. the
san! applicant will be appointed according
to law.
~ Witae>s my hand and the impress
}LS. of The sal Of my o.iicr. at r,ibodaux
(~)th!s 3ri gay o1 July, 1896
tSt-n-Ij y. w.. h. OBLOCH,
Clerk OF said curt.
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nTAiE UF LOUISIANA,
2O;h judicial District Court, Par
iSh of Latuurche.
Succession Of .NrS. Paul Plrtuit No.
1871 IroJates.

Pursuant to an Clder and decree of the
ah"tt (Onrt rri III obedience to- comMis-
SION to me d rtctea in the above entitled and
numbered $ 'cce>>iOu | will offer tor sale ut
puhllc auctl ~ pni uant to law to the last and
II CHEST III "itr AT the Court House in the
town oi iniun"atN on >aiuruay the oath
day OF July. 1851, between the hours of IL
o clock J. II. 3n3 ! o'r|ock p. NJ. the fol-
loving described property. tn-wit:
Lance certain lots OF .Iould situated in
the elllagc "l Lon1Ityilly at ahcut twenty
two nthc> :" tow lii Town 1T ThibOdoux, be
~ lot r'iinhtr Sc ,"n. e-ht and n.ne on
block 80 t3ll thirt zone. e ording to u alan
"i N".t Village inaIe by \. D',.ene curt in
the NtIt 4S3J. sad lots nu a>Hlc ff:y-fi>,.
five itrt Ia wl,itii "ach hv Il l,11h of one
hundred ana fifty feet each, and "A Q bounded
on the Aortn by III. BarA,aria G. al, on the
East ny !I"t cnth stree t, Oh tue Sruih by La
loure!'e street and on tie West by lots num-
Der i've. and SiN 81 SAID block Lpm ptt thirty
one.
Terms and condition Of sale cash on tho
spot III United States treasury nolcs, To pay
debts.
June 10Th, 1886.
iHEOPIliLE THE DNCX.
Sheriff,
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Among the visitors here on X. of
II. day was the venerable, able
and brilliant !. Cent?, long and ia
vorab'y known as The former editor
nftur L0uisjdRais ofSt. James. and
now correspondent of several ga
Zettesi il F,ance, aud whose acqnain
tance we were Eipry to renew.
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The water is falling slowly in the
Lafourchp, but at The rate it now
declines planters will be enabled to
irrigate rice for Is days yet.
"A slight rise has passed NickS
burg which will prevent much de
cline here for IA few days.
Two weeks more irrigating will
ahont complete the growth of the
rice crop and avoid the necessity of
using pumps.
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Assessors Notice to Taxpayers.
NHinn of Assessor

VIII"E OF ASSpSSOF,
IhiholanX, La, June 18th, 1856. (
All prrS MS llahlc to taxation, upon any
descriFt," on OF property, whether lead estate
or mNvlblc-. are hereby notified that in con
formity to $, elton =! of Act No. 90 of lsS2.
the listing of the property and the estimated
valuation made there of by the Assessor in &C
COZ la &c viii. law. and the said lists will be
exposed il the office OF the said assessor, for
inspection ami correction for ii term of twen
~ days. be-lnnin@ next after the ten days
required tor notice as herein provided shall
have expired. All taxpayers are earnestly
invited to avail themselves of the ,ppo tuni.
ty Afforded 20 ma e known their obJ 81 ons
to any smeLt and to test their correct
ness in the llanncr prescribed by law.
JOIN II. WALSH,
Assessor, Parish of L,lnurche.
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To morrow will be the 4th of
July. We had, by strict economy.
saved up enough finds TO buy 3
packages Of fir crackers to jubilate
with, but the Mayor and Town
Council won't allow shooting on
the streets.
That's always The way. When "A
fellow does ct patriotic there's al
ways some tooli>lIneSs to interfere
with his demonstrations.
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Remember, that on next Wednes
day the fiSye steamer Joe Wehre,
will come from Grand Isle to ThibO
daux aud will return on Thursday
morning to the same watering place.
No finer sllf bathing ii be
found on the Atlantic Coast than
is to he had at all times on Graud
Isle, whilst the accommodations are
good.
The visitor will have a pleasant
time.
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"What's the matter SIP" you are not
looking we'll. so nothing only a slight
cold, In NJ days after the abovecon-
y%ersation - wasvery sick withpneu-
monia. Had he at first taken a dose Of
SMITHS BILE BEANS q bean) he
would have been surely cured without
harm. A cold is congestion; BILE
BEANS will relieve q cold quicker
than any other remedy, as it relieves the
congested part at once. For sale by ell
medicine dealers. Price, 22oc. per bottle.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-07-03
Hoffman's Big Mule Shed.

Oar energetic and enterprising
fellow.townsman Frank Hoffman
has recently enlarged aud improved
his magnificent aud we'll known
stable on Jackson street until If il
second TO none in the State not ex
cepting those of New Orleans.
Frank is Il live. pushing citizen
who has kept in the van guard of
the mach of progress and he has
lived in this section long enough to
know that we can not do without
the unlncky, abused mule, so he
has just completed what is said to
be the largest mule-pen and shed
in this section, in the shape of an
addition to his stable. Frank says
he has room enough under shelter
to accommodate all the mnles
brought to this country, and i now
prepared to shelter aud feed, bn Y
or sell mules by the hundred or
pair. He means business. aud will
transact it on the most liberal
terms. He requests Il call or trial
and guarantees satisfaction having
more than half a square under cor
ar.