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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06
PlTH AND POINT OF POLITICS.
Lively Skirmish Shooting Before tho
Opening of the Battle.

Lively Skirmish Shooting Before tho
Opening of the Battle.
Illinois is undoubtedly and irretrievably
Republican. Atlanta Constitution, Dem.
The Mills tariff bill is in the line of
"doughface" legislation before the war.
1t is all in favor Of the south and against
the north.-Chicago Journal.
Free Trader Mills proposes to take the
duties off hydraulic hose. The gentle
mans fierce onslaught on seamless socks
has evidently made him vengeful. -Phila-
delphia Press.
The vote in the Virginia senate against
the provisions Of the Mills tariff bill sug-
gests q revolt among southern Democrats
which may some time assume formidable
proportions. Boston Journal.
One of our Washington contemporaries
declares that the mail service between
that city and Richmond is worse now
than 1t was during the war. 1t might
have added with equal truthfulness that
the present decentralization of the service
is caused by the same party that caused
the decentralization during the war.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
The New York World Is disposed to
make fun of "the old Wing clement" but
what will The World do with the old
Wing element in the SOUTH This is q
very interesting question. Con-
stitution.
When wool ceases to be profitable, as it
would under the Cleveland-Mills method,
it will be goodby to juicy mutton and
spring lambs. They will quit with the
wool, or 60 SO high as to be out of reach
Of people of ordinary means.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Az the red rag Is to the Infatuated bull
80 is the record of the Democratic party
to the dyed in the wool Democrat. But
Senator ingalls, did not make that record.
He simply gave the people q stereopticon
view of it, that's all.-Detroit Tribune.
The best joke on Democratic "tarifr re-
form" Is that w. l.. Scott, Of Erie, Pa,
the biggest coal ringster In the United
States, should control the ''reform tariff"
bill 80 far as It relates to coal.--Chicago
Journal.
Mr.. Randall, on the free trade Demo
cratic mule, Is in the same condition az
the Irishman on the bucking horse. Some
one called out: "Why don't you get Off"
and he shouted back: "Begorry, can't.
It's all can do to stay on. "-Philadelphi
Press.
It wouldn't surprise us very much IL
Mr.. Cleveland should peremptorily decline
to accept n denomination. Possibly IL
would not surprise the national Demo-
cratic committee Everything is 'mum,"
but there Is evidently "hen on. DE
troit Tribune.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

The talking match on the tariff muse
begin soon, In spite Of the delays and hes
itancy Of the Democratic majority OF the
ways and means committee and Of the
house. The moro speedily the whole mat
ter can he brought to decisive issue and
disposed Of the better for the country, and
yet there is one good thing about the post
ponement of the long wrangle which Il in
evitablc. The later it begins the shorter
II is likely to be, thanks to the coming Of
summer heat and the opening of the pres
idential campaign. Leader.
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A Weak War Crv.

Were Mr. Cleveland just as strong AZ he
was in 1884, he would still present no as
surance of carrying this state. His plural
ity was only LOAF. No other New York
candidate for the presidency on the DEM
ocratic ticket ever received within the
century SO wretched a support, except
Horace Greeley, whose case is out Of con-
sense. How can the prestige Of Loaf
plurality answer as rallying cry at st.
Albany Times, Dem.
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Byron.
9yTOos
Robins.
Beautiful spring weather.
Cana E;ebar &c hoo.n m m

IlODlHs.
Beautiful spring weather.
Gene Fisher is home on visit.
The Easter concert at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening was a success.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Goff have gone to
Elsie to remain few weeks
Mr.. Chas. Myer has brougb to his home
a bride, from Illinois. According TO his
own story, the course of true love has not
run smooth with him.
A young daughter came to gladden. the
hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Croop, last
Sunday.
Mr.. James Lamb is dangerously i'll at
his home In this village.
Roll Kelsey was in town last Wednes-
day
Charles Green has taken to himself q
wife and will soon begin house keeping
on his farm few miles west of this viii
lage.
Town meeting passed ms quietly as usual
in our village. General good feeling pre-
walls and, as al can't be president, they
bow to .aIe with al good grace.
The funeral of Miss Uetta Harrington
was held at the home of her father near
Argentine, last Wednesday. Burial in
Byron. Deceased was % years old, and
favorite with all her associates, as was
manifest at her funeral and by the crowd
that followed her to her last resting place
Fred Close, Miss Myrtle Savage and
Miss Hattie Eddy were in Owo,>o over
Sunday. COWARD.
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An Omen DECLARATION.

Free trade is the one distinctive political
doctrine by which the Democratic is
separated from the Republican party, yet
there are muddle headed politicians who
would level this barrier or so neutralize IL
that the fathers Of the party. rising from
the grave, would not know IL. We must
be consistent as Democrats to win, and to
be consistent we must hold fast to I'M.
adulterated free trade. Memphis Appeal,
Dem.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

Curing Of Piles guaranteed. VIII give
$1,000 for any case of failure. NO money required
OF responsible parties.
Young HlGE, who through ignorance or the
careless eaubcrance &C youthful splIts, have been
unfortunate and find Themselves in danger Of los.rg
tn health anA embtteuus their after lives may call
with full confderc
DIR. F2GVEsz-IIas attained the roct
wonderful success in tie treatment Of the cases
which he devotes his special attention. AiterN of
experience he has discovered the most infdihblc
method Of Cur ne weakness IN the ba'k and limbs,
involuntary discharges, impotenty, general Debility,
ess languor, infusion Cf ideas, palpitalion
Of the heart, loss of memory, trcg.bng and tImoy,
diseases Of the nose, throat and lungs aeciiors If
the liver, stomach aad bowcl,-tl Lose terrible dscr-
ders ariing from tie solitary h1biS e youth aud
PRACTICES b. ghting TIE radiant hopes and
rendering msrrisgs impossible.
P.pi3egs or his, positively cured by new
and neVer-failins. method.
Free Exarn1ratlczl Of the Urine
send bring OF their urine. which will recei
IkGsnRrlSasBgc Cures perfected in old ca
No experiments or failure. Parties treated by mail an
ferred. Cura5l: cases guaranteed List Of questions
REFERENCES-We, the undersigned, do cheeri
Il m N rare professional ability, ripe in judgment,
relief of his fellow men, and therefore urge the
vile NJ. Weeks, N. D., l. l.. d, President Provlden
D., N. Y, Orrn Pomeroy, M. D., N. ". NJ. DaVi
NJ n Ate0E FL 70,
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For Goodness Sake. George. Stop.

Henry George says the Mills tariff bin
possesses, Sin common with Mr.. Cleve-
tue" that while processing veneration for
protection" it really gives il deadly
virtue" to profess one thing and mean
another. is it, The president should send
somebody to Mr.. George and ask him to
stop talking. He is giving the whole snap
away.-Indianapoli Journal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06
Hons.t All.n,. Rsmon.tranos.

Judge Thurman seems to have spoken
very plainly about some plain things In
his address to the jury in the forgery case
at Columbus. What he said about the
United States senatorship involved is
quite to the point. The case has been a
remarkable one. 1t grows out Of the cleo
ton of Democratic senator Of the United
States in Ohio by bribery, and the at
tempt to elect another by forgery.
cinnati Commercial Gazette.
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For Sale.

The property known as the Fruit Dry.
ing establishment situated in West Owssso
on the north side of West Main street op.
posite the grain elevator and grocery store
of John Brooks in close proximity to the
M. G. r. r. track; we'll adapted to any
moderate sized manufacturing business
can be bought cheap on easy terms.
House and lot on Dewey street near Ex-
change will be sold Gerry cheap II sold be
fore March list. The house Is new and
very desirable.
House and two lots on Washington street
north. A bargain.
House and lot on Oliver street east, new
and very desirable on easy terms.
Money loaned on good security. We
do also general insurance business In the
following companies:
Hartford.
German American,
Girard,
Norwich Union,
North America,
Travellers Accident.
GOULD &GOULD,
Wesener Block,
Owosso, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, CHI
CAGO, JUNE 6, 1884

Blaine nominated on the fourth ballot
Majority vote necessary to a choice in the Re-
publican national convention.
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Zeal Estate 'Framsrers.

ANTRIM.
Fred L. Morgan TO Thoo. r.. Gryer, Al acres
sec 90, S1,360.
BENNINGTON.
W. A Rentley 10 II. L. Horton 45 acres sec
IS, S!.lcO
CALEDONIA.
Eugene Wallac, 10 Patrick Gallagher 53 9o.1OO
acres sec "a, 5000.
WIN Fields 10 W. D. Brands, 10 acres sec "a
$500.
CoRUNNA
w. C. Hume to Helen DAWSON, lot block 49,
$780,
MIDDLEBURy
II. Tromby to J. j. and A. N, Knapp, 20 acres
sec Is, $500.
NEW HAVEN
Helen j. Hume to John Tooley, so acres sec
%, ~ 400.
owOsso CITY
T. T. Thomas to Grafton Bridge Co., Iart lot
block 10, A. l.. and b. Williams add, 81 300.
Cqas Broad 10 Chas. f Hermann, part out lot
1. Jenne' te Kelly's add. $40.
L. P. Gould to Isabella Ketchum, part out lot
IL, cnett X l ry's add 500.
AL. Sprinkle to Bruce Buckminster, part sec
IS, 81 LOO.
HAZELTON.
d. II. rhomos to Robert aud S, j. Campbell,
20 acres sec IL, $l,20.
sHAFTSBURG
Alex Hoag 20 Flora Hoag, lot 9 block 8, $3.50.
VERNON
Jonathan Hovor TO sarah Bemis and Carl
Reed so acres sec 81, So 100.
Joseph Yarian to Forbes G. Ferguson, ~
sores sec Is, 500.
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THE THREE LAST NOMINATIONS.

How the Republican standard Bearers
Were Chosen.
The following tables Of the ballots for
president at the last three Republican ma.
tional conventions will be Of interest:
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, en-
CINNATI, JUNE 10, 1870.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

For Sale--Draft stallion six rs
old, weighs 1000 pounds, blac in
color, good style. price low. Y e
for particulars, address. II c. b ~
Tecumseh, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

Whereas my wife. Mary f. b /,
has left my bed and board viii ut
my consent, therefore this is to NJ !
fy all persons that will pay no It's
OF her contracting ELIAS ID. RUt
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06
MARK WELL.

We intend deliver milk in this city in PURER FREsHER,
and than has ever been accomplished
before The milk will be good from healthy fed
on sound nutritious food No brewers grains decyng
tables or sour Stops will be fed.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

FASHIONABLE BARBER & HAIRDREss8K
Shop In Williams Block under The Famous.
Special attention given TO Shampooing and Cutting
residences In any part of the city when DR.. e., Cd
without extra charge except Saturdays O,ders
personal or through the mail will receive pc ,npt
attention. - =. -
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How to Use Bottled Milk.

open the until desired for Put in a refrigerator
or on the cellar desired for coffee
be placed the table and unseacd when wanted
or the cream can poured removed with spoon If
whole milk desired turn the jar upside down and shake well
with the will unite with the milk readily has
never been exposed to the air.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

Private EsscSssce.. cad To:scn. syph.
Ills, Gonorshoea Gdcrt ,tris Il yafoec,e, N@rico-
celc, Less o. sexual CyTcru. deeasfs - Ike gem
iio-urin. organs s. Ccciy and err ans ~ cured.
NO rsN Incurred. Ccrsu!ta;irn fce AID strictly
ccnfdsc nl. Medicine sent from olaLEvaiion to
all patc Of the United States.
EEiGsSlc Aged r-cr-, Who ind their
vEor. and vitality wcalsrcj y he t.aces CT old
coTGpioihis aHd Their bodies rtHeI w'tl, poin at a
in peace aud Ccm;cr,, shC uld eoa: rt IL truth at
and frl tic Sympathy and re,,e you positively
require. III cercs are thorough apd pefm-neHt. ~
D.Gc3G~a Of vvOIner;, &c shall cor-
tlnuc a. heretofore, 70 treat with test considera-
ton and sl III the diseases pelu'af iutuien. Our
operations for tistula, Kupf,rcd tcryN Ctcri, Rup
tured Ierineum. aad for Stntnlee VI i,c Cervical
Canal, coalition resulting ~ tcs;.ty. have becn
alike gratifying beth to ourselves ard our patients
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Will Keep Sweet Longer.
Better Flavor.

The jars being small the top and full the milk is affected
by the motion of the wagon and escapes being chuned
larger vessels and absolutely free from the metallic flavor
often noticed in tin.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-09-08

Nine Ellie Duplantis est venue a
Thibodaux, les premiers jours de
la semaine queter du hinge en- ia.
veur des victimes de rouragan du
bas Terrebonne. Les fruits de sa
mission ont etc Attendants ct ellie
nous prize de remercier chaleureuse'
ment toutes les personnes charita.
bles de Thibodaux qui Sc sont EN-.
pressees de lui remplir plusieurs
caisses lie vatements destines a We
tir ceux qui etaient nus.
Tou,e bonnie action porte en- sol
sa recompense ct chacun ma obei
en- cette Circumstance qu'aux i'm
pulsions de sentiments defeats ct
genereux, de sa nature ct dc
son education. LIE Christ . dit
quelque part dams une de ses para
boles: j'etais nu ct il mont vetu,
10 royaume des cieux est 4 eux.
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bexcurrion de

ExCURsItN.- b'excurrion de
Thibodaux 4 Opeiossis .ani devait
avoir lieu le dimanchx 2 sep
tembre, q do stre remise
cause du nssvais kmps, ct
aura lieu IL Is du prkssnt mois.
Sill > a en- deception chss plusieurs
p~ersonnes qui s'9taient faites d'a-
vance I'm plaisir d'sller visiter Ia
vile dee Prairies, il men reste pas
moins acquis one Ia majont6 de.
mandait le renvoi de l'excursion 4
un autre jour. Al reste plaisir
differe nest point perdu ct le 16
septembre nous oftrirs, scion ,outs
probabilite une m~agniaque occasion
de nous dedommager de CO l6ger
contre temps.
A cette OCCASION nous crOy0ns
devoir publier le tariff adopte par
les compagnies pour le trajet aller
ct retour:
De Thibodaux, Schrlever, Cha
cahoula, Tigerville, Bayou B@uf,
Morgan City, So 90 de Patterson,
vile, Si.75; de Franklin ct de
Baldwin, s1.5O; de J%eannerette,
New Iberia & Cade, a1.0O; de La
fayet,e, Is cents.
Ces prix ainsl etablis ne peuyent
manquer d'attirer un grand nombre
d'excursionistes ct notre senle Grain
to est que la vile d'Opelopsas he
pourra les contenir tous. Cette
Granite dependant ma rien qui de.
passe les bornes dune legere ap-
pr6hension nous savons que les
prairies sont wastes ct que nos
amis dOpelousas n'auront meme
pas besoin lie nous = enyoyer ad'
mirer la nature car ieur hospitalite
nous est acquise.
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LEvEEs.-Les Submissions cache
tees pour rerection de levees sur
le Bayou Lafourche ont etc ouver'
ties lie Ter septembre au Bureau des
Ingenieurs d'Etat a la Nonvelle
Orleans, ct les lev6es don't les mons
suivent avec les mons des contrac-
tours ayant offert les plus has prix
ont etc recommends au gouver.
neur:
Levee Delaune.B adeaux, parois-
SO Lafourche, a Mr.. NJ. Delaune, d
1S4 cents la yarde cube.
Levee Dauos, Guidry Settlement,
paroisse Lafourche, a T. Ducos &
Bro. a 15a cents la yarde cube.
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LIE moment approche on la plus

LIE moment approche on la plus
grande activit6 dot 6tre d6ployee
dams nos jardins. Nous avons en-
core d utter contre les mauvaises
herbes ct toutes sortes de plantes
parasites; mails nous sommes a
pepoque la plus propice ct la plus
convenable pour les semis de ma
vets, rutabagas, 5choux, choux
fleurs, .b%cttersves, raids carottes,
haricOts, ETC., etc.
CONNIE yOuS ne sauriez. etre
trop soigneux dams Il choix de vos
CRANES. nous vous ongageons q
vous adresser q Ia pharmacie do j.
Thibodeaux ct q vous = fournir des
semences de choix quill possede.
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Tout Went a point q qui salt at.
tendre ct il est a peu pres hors de
doute que nous aurons bient0t un
archev6que Catholique qui viendra
administer lie diocese de la Nou-
velle ORLEANS.
Les bulles d'investiture sont en-
route ct CONNIE ce ne sont point
chooses ifgeres CONNIE la similitudo
de mons pourrait le faire croire ct
quill ne faut point les confondre
avec des DULLES de savon, le voyage
est long ct rattente etuelle.
Oe nest point que notre diocese
ait jamais manqu6s dhdministra-
teurs. Grand Dieu non! mails le
Tout Puissantv seul connait CON-
ment il 6tait administr6.A LIE St.
Esprit aidant, nous avons tout lieu
d'esperer dc meilleurs jours ct sur.
tout des finances plus prosperes.
C'est dams Get espoirf que nous
AFTERNOONS rintronisation du nouyel
archevaque. 80 II :
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ilfn'y . pas de mutt que des vols
ct des essais dc vols n'aient lieu
dams notre vile ct lie nombre. DIES
victimes augmented mediterranean
Depuis moins dune semaine les
residences de NM. Wolf Hoffmapn,
F, Blum, I. D. Moore, Frank Hof-
mana DR.. Fleetwood, etc, ont re-
Gu Ia visite DUN hardi coquin (car
nous supp.osons peut-etre ,un peu
gratuitement que Nndividu opere
seul.)
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MARIAGE.-Jeudi soir vers 4 heu.
res p. m., a Gu lieu a Labadieville,
lie marriage de Mr.. Ed. Badeaux, de
Thibodaux ct de Mile Anna Joley
de Ia paroisse Iberville.
Cette nOuvelle, lorsqufelle nous
est parvenue, nous a quelque peu
surpris; rien 10 nous y await pre-
pare d'avance. Nos souhaits les
plus sinceres sont aceuis aux nou-
veaux epoux. A G
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Mr. L. A. Lagarde, Main street,
Thibodaux, appelle pattention de
ses clients ct do public sur un
grand assortment de meubles de
choix quill Went de recevoir ct qu'il
&c propose d'ecouler q des prix de.
FAINT toute concurrence. Pour re.
legance, lie bon godt, la solidite il
sc fait fort de donner toute garan'
tie.
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Vendredi matin lie cadavre dun
negre inconnu ct jeune encore a etc
trOuve sur la vote ferree entire lie
Bayou DIES Allemands ct la station
Raceland. On suppose que l'indi-
vidu await subrepticement pris pas
sage a bord dun CHAR a freight
puts est tomb6 pendant son som.
NEIL sur les rails on II a en- les
deux iambes coupees par les roues
du train.
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AVIS AUX CONFERENCE.-The
collecteur PREVENT des maintenant
tous les contrlbuablcs que lie ia
bleau d'assessement est dresSe
quill leur est loisible ct permits de
venir payer leurs taxes des q pre-
sent. Plus tard la fouie sera gran.
de ct il n'aura peut-6tre pas autant
de latitude pour exprimer a chacun
en- particulier lie plaisir quill 4 de
leur delivrer uu recu.
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NOVELTIES LOCALES.

Mr.. Loon Drexler est derniere.
mept arrive 4 Thibodaux, retour
de rOosst avec une graude guam.
tite de mules, mulets, chevaux ETC.,
de ohoix ct quill offre & nos plan.
teurs ct amateurs de bAtes de som.
ne ct de betes de prix.
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NOUVEL AN EFT VOLS NOCTUR-
N~Es.-Jeudi dernier etait le nouvel
an des enfants d'IsraSl. II ; . nm
nom hebreux pour designer cette
fete, je lai Ia. ecrit ct devant les
yeux mails je ne veux point Pin1i-
ger a mes ~leoteurs :: que celui qui
veut s'instruire le cherche dams
Falmanac du Hostetter Bitters Cd
autre; II ny a pas CONNIE ces re-
cueils pour etre pleins d'eridition.
Pour en- levenir au noavel an
h6braique nous dirons quo tous les
descendants ~d'Abraham avalent
jeudi dernier, ferm6 leurs maya.
sins; 9ainsi rbrdonnte Ia loi lmosa1.
que. Mais qaelqaes joafsS aapara-
want plusieurs l'entre eux s'etaient
endormis sans fermer les portes de
leurs demeures ct NAL leur en- a
pris. De shardis coquins ont pene.
tire chez eax ct enley6 queAuea
vetements. u {
Ces vols repetes ct audacieux
demandent une prompte r6pres-
sion. Notre vile nest pas 81 gran.
de que notre police ne puisse ira
quer quelques malfaiteurs 81 hardis
qu'ils soient.
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Remede contre IL dyssenterie.
Gu6risoh radicale ct guarantee.
References nom breuses. Addressez
4 Mr.. Omer, Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
TelemaQue Badeaax, Lateurchs.