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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-01

For the w. y. Duglas' three dollar
shoe go to Garnan's shoe store, Mid
dleburgh.
Rubber boots at reduced prices at
w. !. Garman's, Middleburgh.
Buy your boots, shoes, and rubber
goods at w. |. Garman's cheap shoe
store, Middleburgh, Pa.
Big line Ladies' Couts and Jack cts
below actual cost to close them out,
Schoch Bros, Sellnsgrove, Pa.
All Wool Blankets at bottom prices,
Schoch Bros, Seliusgrove, Pa.
Double and Single Shawls at most
extreme low prices, Schoch Bros.
Selinsgrove, Pa.
Mems Gloves and Mittens, Buck
and Wool for less than cost. Ii will
pay to see them, Schoch Bros.
Selinsgrove, Pa.
For good handmade boots and
shoes go to Garman's shoe store, Mid
dleburgh.
All Wool square and shaped Horse
Blankets way down, now Is the time
to buy, Schoch Bros, Selinsgrove,
PA.
For SALE.-Farin OF 30 acre. For
particulars address Geo. w. Brown,
Middlecreck, Snyder county Pa.
Seasonable Dress Goods at mark
down prices, Schochs Bros, Selins
grove, Pa.
Misses and Childen Coats below
cost to close them out, Schoch Bros,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
WANTED $4,000. ANY person wish
ing to place from four to five thous~
and dollars on interest on two or
three years from the middle OF April,
ut per cent, to be secured with first
mortgage. Can be accommodated
with the desired information by call
ing on or addressing the Editor of the
Posi-. Feb. 10, 'S8. 3w.
WANTED.-A clerk In general
store at Beavertown. A experienced
nan much preferred. Apply at once.
A. II. BowRRsoX.
LosT.-A doublesbited axe on the
road near the residence OF Philip
Amig, In Franklin twp. The finder
will oblige by leaving 1t at this office.
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MEETING OF MEMBERS OF the a. A.
n. AND OTHER VETERANS oFTHK LATE
wAR.-In pursuance to previous nos
tice and In accordance TO resolution
at an impromptu meeting OF the sew
eral counties concerned, a meeting Of
Delegates was held ut Middleburgh.
February 90, 1888, Capt. G. 8. Marks.
Chairman, being absent, w. Il. Fos-
not. Esq, was elected Chairman, pro
tam, who, on taking the chair made
some preliminary remarks.
The list of representatives was then
called for by counties:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Juniata-John Pauebacker, Jacob
Zeigler, Post No. 1874, Miflintown, Pa.
MifIiin-E. W. Fosnot, No. 176, Lew
istown; 4. w. Male and Edward
stump, No. s96, Bellevillc.
Georee Benfer, Henry
Kaley, Henry NJ. Ulsh. II. 3. Spiegle
myer, ID. A. Wagner, 10. .35j, Net Clure;
u. II. Laub, No. 3S4, Adalnsburg;
p. 5. Albert, M. l.. Wagenseller, A. G.
Simpson, No. l4S, Selinsgrovs John
Y. Shindel, q. G. Gutelius, w. Reed
Jones, ID. II. Rhoads, John $. Stetler,
James Burlington, Rev. S.P. .Orwig, r.
X. Tobias No. 364, Middleburgh.
Perry-Noue.
Union-L. A. Rake, No Sc, Lewis.
burg |. l.. Strong, s. J. Weiser, No.
247. Miillinburg.
Remarks as to the purposes OF the
association were then made by ~ L..
Wagenseller, l.. A. Rank. Pennybea
ker, Rhoads, Gutelins and others.
On motion a committee OF three (3)
was appointed to draft Resolutions
looking TO permanent organization.
The chairman appointed Rhoads,
Gutelius and Rank, while this com.
mittee was absent the meeting was
entertained by WaSenseller, Fosnot,
Shindel, Wagner, Ulsh, Orwig and
Others on various SUBJECTS. Commits
tee reported set of Resolutions to
NN'N' - tiiN uNhOtltAlDil, WHICH were
adopted. Lewistown aud Middle-
bnrgh were proposed as places for
holding the first encampment of the
Association. Oa balloting, Lewis
town was selected h. vote of ljto 3
for Middleburgh. The following Of
bcers were elected. President, DR..
w. III. Pare lis OF Lewistowu: Capt.
g. =. Marks, OF Lewistown Secre-
tary, w. V. B. Copin, OF Lewistown
Corresponding Secretary, DR.. ]. Y.
Shindel, OF Middleburgh; Treasurer,
Il. w. Foenot, Of Lewistown.
Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thurs
day, August IA, 10 and 10 'ss was the
time fixed FOR the encampment. Should
any emergency arise conflicting, the
officers to change the time givin.
due notice to all Posts in the District.
synopsis Of these proceedings was
ordered To beprinted in the papers
ana copy sent to each Post.
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DIED.

Jan. %, ut McKees Half Falls,
Philip Kerstetter, aged 10 years, 8
months aud IA days.
Feb. 90, in Franklin township,
Amandes Foltz aged G5 year.
February Goth in Franklin Twp.
John B. Renninger, son Of John w.
and Eve j. Renninger, aged years.
"Ihe feeble pulse hath throbbed its last,
Tne aching head Is laid at rest.
Another nom our ranks hath passed,
The dearest and the l0yellest.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The opeuing bud TO heaven conveyed,
And bate IL blossom there" "
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MARRIED..

Feb. 10, at Graybills' hotel in
franklin, Pa, by Rev. 8. p. Orwig
j. j. Ulrich, to Mrs. @. r.. Parks,
both OF Selinsgrove, Pa.
Feb. 23, by Rev. Slower, John w,
Kline, of Troxelville, to Miss Mary
Eiey of Laurelton. Union county, Pa,
Feb. 2, Mary Engle to George b.
Wetzel both Of Salem.
Feb. 10, by Rev. w. M. LaDdis,
Miss Jane A. Wetzel, daughter OF
Judge Wetzei. to y. L. Freed, both Of
Beaysrtowp. s. =
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LIARS.
Some men are born liars, some ac.
Iquire the habit, and some have II
forced upon them.
All men are liars to greater or
fess degree.
The editor of the PosT is something
OF liar himself.
LET him who Is without Sin cast
the first stone"
Some men lie because the truth
don't at. Those are fishing lies.
Others lie because, OF a habit, they
prefer 1t to the truth, and continue
in the habit until they cannot dis
crirn,nate between the two. Those
are Grand Army lies.
The balance lie because IL Is essential
in business. 1t would not be good
policy for merchant to tell the i'm
pudent customer the original cost of
an article, for that would in most
cases spoil the sale. To inform him
that IL was none Of his business would
insult him--hence he lies. That is O
white lie,n
We have heard opinions expressed
that women are less frank and truth
full than men. Ii this be so IL Is be-
cause u woman stands on high
pedestal aud an b onest admission on
her part of having stepped from that
pedestal, stamps her with suspicion
the balance of her life whereas,
man, proud man, may be guilty of all
the crimes in the deokalogue--he re-
forms and in an hour awakes to find
himself II hero. Hence woman is Of
ten taught from her youth up to con-
ceal her real human self from d etec-
ton.
Fashionable liars are by far the
most numerous. Society people iu-
form Us that polite lies are absolutely
necessary to keep from continually
woundiUg the feelings of their friends
by seeming rudeness. These lies are
not supposed to count" but they
A. Ike parasites which destroy the
}lelecate leaves Of Il plant. They in.
jpre and blunt the finer perceptions
oNisht and wrong. This is n weak
ness more fenaune than masculine
Sitepce is often the most contempt-
able 0Fliars. There can be nothing
more despicable than "a man or wo-
man whom malice or envy will per.
init to sit in silence and hear an ius
nocent party maligned. Many II
name has been shadowed by the sig To-
niilcant silence II one who should have
spoken the word of defense.
The moment man or woman il
detected la n lie, however trivial.
peoples interest aud respect for them
Is lessened.
When we Ind n man whose cou-
science forbAs him to fracture the
truth uopn any occasion whatever, we
grnpple his friendship with hoops Of
steel.
The liar who possesses Il good mem
ory may make II success of his profes.
sion for years without detection. II
is seldom, however, that the art of
lying and the art OF remembering are
combined in one person.
Had all liars been struck dead like
Ananias. most OF this generation
would have died abornin'" litiga-
tion would cease for want OF lawyers
and even preachers would be dodg-
ing around corners to avoid the
lightning.
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MIDDLEcRERK "A grand enter
tainment was held at Solly Steining-
er's last Wednesday evening. The
Troxelvills Cornet band aud the
Middlecreek String band furnished
some excellent music. The occasion
was enlivened by several songs, the
most noteworthy one was rendered
by Solly, entitled "The Laughing
Song" After few other exercises
the crowd left for their homes well
satisfied.
Most OF the Spring township teach>
ers attended the institute at Middle-
burgh.
Election passed by very quietly
with the following results Some
got appointed others disappointed,
so after all 1t was done on the square
as all got the appointed"
p. l. Knepp and John Reigle left
for Bellevue, Ohio last week.
Il. f. Goss & Co., will have huck-
ster stand at the comming sales. We
wish them good patronage.
Banks Dreese and Mr.. Kimes were
the guests OF A. H. Ulsh on Sunday.
naooo os,ko - 3 i. n 4. 4. - - - A
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NOTICE To SUBSCRIBERS.

Look at the fiugures on the label OF
vour paper. Those figures tell you
yBss DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBscRiP-
TIoN Is PAID. Within 3 wee ks after
,uon-w sent, see IL date Is changed.
No other receiptis necessary.
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:
i2il. NJ, SOi m. 10 40 ami OF, m, 5.2s, p m
q % y IN Tor pittsbnrg aud tho West.
7h3 = IN, . "a a IN, ~ " IN, IS y m, 81 y NJ
II Up n, For Philadelphia, New York, Bslti
more and WASHINGTON,
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<~vnxe Ceurrr rounrs.-rhe Courts OF
.vjsr Ceupty are held on the fourth Mondays
tebruary, May, and September, and second
May sfDccember.
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Philadelphia & Erie r r Division.


NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Sunbury:
$40 IN, For Boiefontc, Erie aud Csuspdai
gus.
p5aa m, For Lock Haven.
~ 52p IN, Tor Bellefonte, Kane and Cansn
datgun.
s.SO D m, For Remove and watkins.
assam For CAtawisan aud Hazslton.
g5 am 55pm aud 50 y ~ For wilkesbarre.
6b5 IN, II 90 III, 10 IN. For Shsmokin
I'D Mount OarmVl.
Trnins Leave SollnsRrove Junction:
g52 TN, arriving at Philadelphia 10 y N, New
York 20 y m, Bsltsmore ~ y IN, wash.
tnRton 80 m.
I bb IN. arriving at Philadelphia So y IN, New
York 935 y m, Baltimore 045 y IN, Wash
tngton 4bpm.
81 y IN. arriving at Philadelphia a5 . IN, New
York; 10 n IN, Baltimore SO a m, wash
ington % am.
Truin also Leaves Sunburv:
z so n m, arriving at Philadelphia 25 a m, Nc y
York II ~ m, Baltimore y 10 IN, Wash :
ington v so q IN.
j. &. WOOD, Gen'l Pass Agent.
CHAS. Z. PUdH, Uen'l Manager.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
suNBuRy & LEwSTowN DIV.
Time Table, In effect May 70 1887

SeiinsgrOse ACCOmmedatt
(Ucnnee,fng with tr,ins on N. q. Ry)
Leave Seiinsgrovc. Arrive at Seiinsgrove.
93n A. N 1907 A. M.
1t0P. ". 2uS y. NJ
sos 4. NJ. $50 T.. NJ.
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ELY's
CREAM BALM

when applied int'
the nostrils, will be
absorbed eiiectual.l
cleansing the head
OF catarrhal vifus
causing healthy Pc
crctions. II allay
Inflammation, pro
tects the IN 'pbran'
OF the nasal passag'
from ad d II 10 ma
colds. eoTple I o ~
heals thu sores ant
restores sense oftast
and smell.
NOT ALIOUID or !
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WANTED.

y1TANrED Immediately, Ladies to work for .
w wholesale house on Necdlcwork at their
homes. (Sent any distlnre) Good pay can be
name. Everything furnished. Particulars Tree
Address Artistc Neodework Co., Tsk sth 81 +,
Ne" York city.
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u,, frisuds throughout the county viii
sS,iss by sending ss the news IN their respcc:
ave towns, Villages and ncighborhoods. send
- shs plain facts, and we viii dress tnem up,
a Il sss who wish to spcak through them on
senerri or local questions OF public intsrest
Eat We will not hold ourssli responsibis fort the
epiuicns they may express.
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Remnants Of al kinds. below cost,
sehoeh's Bros.s eeIInsgroys, Pc.
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lPARLOR SUITS in Browpl
Terry, Raw Silk, Hair,
Cloth and Plusb goods,
Parlor Rockers, all kinds
Marble Top Tables, Look
ing Glasses. some fine,
ones, Pictures, &C., &c.
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FOR MALE.

4 FINE TRACT .F LAND. MEASUR-
n ing a5out3 !. atpents front by forty ar
lert.. near LatiWrcls Cruising. with good
dweliingiroa e and .ntli"iis"s. 4 tipe sppor-
t,nitv to buy ii luiie at a bargain Ear par
lieu 5a.s apply t, J.. l.. tklELOUE:
1lanodauy, j.
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AVENDRE.-UneO occasion excep.
tionnelie est Otftrte 4 tOuS ct a cha
Gun lie devenir termier on habitant
dams I'm euaroit i portee tie toutcs
les commodities %rrocnrees par lie
chemin de fer ct Ia vote d'eau. Une
jolie ftrme meSurant ) arpents de
face sur 40 de pr%ofondeur, avec
maiScn de residence ct cabanes,
est Il vendre. La proprilte $ ST
tuee PIES ,iu Lafourche Crossing.
S'adrts>er pour plus a'nples lnfor-
nations. Il l.. Z. Gaillonet, Thibo-
dauX, la.
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ARRIVEE DU BoNUOMME NJ

ARRIVEE DU B~oNIIOMME NOEL.
EFT DU VIEUN SANTA CLAUS.-CeS
deux persOunagrS 81 connus, 81 ap-
plecies ct 81 desires de tons les pc
TITS It srandS bebeS ont dfja rete
nus lents quarters d'hiveis dams
notre vile de ThibotlauX ct 81 s6nt
instalIeS a Ia phaimacie j. Thibo-
dranx, enroignure Main Ut St. Phi
llppe. y pattir de maintrnaht, It
touS les joarS de Ia Semaiae, &c
nombretlSeS calSSeS arrlVtlt de iOu-
ties les parties du monde receiant
uanS lcutS tiancS toni CO qoIl y a
Tie Plus n0Uveau de plus artlStIque
en- falt de- potrrie de mode: vases
anents. caSSolrtteS, partumS, essen
ceS lie tunies SOrteS eli SuItOut IN
ch0lX lne>timault d'artIcleS de pa
petrle, GalhumS ct de 1'Scrap books
Tout &c Qui constitute lie comfort de
Ia cha!nbre Il coucher s'y tIouve
atssi SOU iorme de glaces potta-
yves, broS>e> de tous genres, pei
CUES en- lyoiIe, etc, etc.
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Nos EDILES,-Nardi dernier no.

Nos EDILEs.-Mardi dernier no.
tire ancien cOnseil municipal, s'est
assemble pour la derniere fois ct a
inslalle les nonveaux 6diles de Thi.
bodaux. LIE Marie sortant, rHon.
|. d. Moore, ct seS colleagues en-
porteEt avcc eux les regrets de
toute la communicate. Beanconp
de chooses u%tiles, beaucoup Dame
liorations ont etc operees pendant
Iexercice de leurs fonctions. Mons
avons tout lieu d'esperer que les
nouveanx mcmbres ser0nt a Ia hau-
teur dc la tache qui leur incombe,
ce qn'ils ne donnerOnt pas lieu Il
d'aMigeanteS comparisons. LIE
nOnvcau consril aura dams sd pro-
chaine seance. 4 nommer un secIe-
taire, uu tresorier. un constable,
nn cOllecteur, un assessor; un mai.
tire du port, IN maitre 1u marche
ct IN inspecteur sanitaire. Nous
espefonS que les choiX seroht tOus
fats Ell v,re du bIen public It rece'
won't passen.iment ct vappto6ation
de nos coucitoy~ns. Cne des plus
importantes measures i prendre en-.
suite par nos peres %conscrits, ct
cslIe qui exercera ct mettra a lie
preuve leur sasesse, sera la qnes.
ton de. l'eclairage. Z.
Nous sommes obIiges d'avouer
que nous he sommes pas le peuple
le plus nile mieux eclaire de Puni-
vera, 4 Thiboda'.x, ct pous persons
que peclairage Glectrique tiendra
bientot,i chez mons, ane place en-
rapport avec n0s intetets ct nos
besoins.
4 f r-~------~ >-------
Nous saluons avec 10 plus grand
plaislr 'apparitiOn dun n0uveao
journal, le Weekly Louisiana Rcrnw,
pulhiee . L. Noavelie Orleans par
! Leon Jastremski.
LIE nom que nOus venOns d'ecrire
est par lui,mSm- une garanie que
IL bonnie, Ia vraie, ii saline demo-
cratic aura un organe de plus. Mr..
Leon Jastremski est, depuis long
temps, connu de tous SEES confreres
en- journaiisme, CONNIE un demo
crate don't les motifs mont jamais
etc snspect6s.
Nous sOmmes au lenIemain dune
jefaite, de p~lusieurs L6faites, pour
%rjons-nous dire, 81 nous voulions
appnyer IN peu sur certaines er
reurs politiques commises parmi
nous. t''HN 5tA
Nous portions maintement, lie re.
sultat de -fautesf cotniniscs par Il
fait dc dissensionsE infestiiles e,
p~rematurc~s. Dess promesses, e,
rien que DIES progresses emportees
par Ic went, ont etc liberaIement
distributes aux naIfs votants. Ma
tnrellement II ny await pas que des
snaifS dams la .erniere campasne
iii ygavsir aussi les sntnears, le'
T clicltaears lie PLACES g~rassemenN
ret, ibnees 1T &c sont slrtOut ceux
Ia qua So sont moutressles plus pro
disueS d'avauces ct d%assurance'
pour dies emplois publics aux i'm.
beetles qni %prenaient leur bonimen
i an seii, uX.
q AL. Leon jastremSki ma jamai
etc I'm t%ripotenr, ct cotlme Ia fem
!, 'me4le Cesar. sa vertu na jamai
etc sonreonnee. II est, parnl
nous, uneIes plus !oyales ct de
plus vraies physionomie> dc Ia de
m%ocratie honlGte, de bonnie fol, e
c'est Il &c titre que nous Saluon
:. avec joie IArpafltion de son jou
t nal. $50 ~
AsyENDRE.-Une0 occasion excep
.J . - 90, 4 tH,,, 1T \ rI,r
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La chasseresse de Ia Virginie
Occidentale.

Un journal dc Ia Virginie Occi-
dentale raconte que les trois plus
grands chasSeurS de Get Etat sont
les NOMINEES Bob Eastman, Louis
Chichester ct nne jeune femme .Iu
nom de Julie Baker, uod 80 .
Les .nombrcux exploits de chAsse
de Julie lui ont valu le surnOm lie
Diane dc Ia Vlrginie occidenta'e.
Mails notre peu gallant conf, ere
AMERICAN dit que Julie nest pas
jolie ct 4n'clle ma de Diane que
radresse ct rasilit6. II r%econnait
qu'except6 pour le gibier ellie M
tres bon c1ur, mails il ajoute quill
test aassi grand que ses pials, CT
qni n'est pas peu dire Q9n0i sqn,il
en- soft, Julie mamie II .calabine
av-c l'adresse dam vidux tronpisr,
1T DIES centaines dc ceffs, lie che
vremils st meme d'Onrs sOht tOmlAas
sous SEES bales. On ~ we. par nix
pieais dc neigc ct un froil DIES ap3ps
r~isoureux, accompagn6 dc s;x
chiens, portant deux fnsils ct un
lourd plege.A ours at taclIe slerridrs-
son dos, gravir montag neescal
pee ct %parcoprir piusielils miles
pour aller tuer un chevreull.
En- fin, la Diane de Ia Virgipie
occidentale passe, a tort. OH 4 rnl
son, pour bracOnnef autant Q'uelle
chasse. IL y u bien une loi qui pro-
tese IL gibier dams rEtat; mails Jn
lie men a cure ct, En- temps prohi
be, ellie appelle lie chevrenll le mou
ton de montague. !tsfft ai
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NOUVEAUN ARRANGEMENTS
alDV'1;L DIES ETRAyGERS.
des rues Greeu eft Thibodaux.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti pr6vient SEES amis
les voyageurs aUil Went lie taire de men
veallx arrangements qui lui permettront d.
s'atisfaire toni ceux qui voudront Ihennos
rer de leIr confance
Repas a touteheure de la iournee ct su
commando.
Table d'h3te \ 10 heurct du matin !pour
%d6ieuner ct Il 4 heurcsdu soir pour diner,
Chalnbres comino~es ct bien garnies.
RIN HOUEREFS
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DECEs.-Mercredi dernier est
.;ecedee a Thibodaux. q Page de 80
ans ct 1O'mois, Nine O1ens Bouterie
nee Ophelia Naquin.
Les f~uuerailies ont en- lieu lie len
de,naip en- Te.lise ST. Joseph, De
bombreux amis ct parents ont te-
nn a honncir 4 accompagner SEES
restes jusqu'a Ieur derniere dtmtu-
re. 81
LIE meme iour il 1910 l%leures Il.
m. sur la plantation Acadia, pres
ThiboGaux est decide, MI. Wallace
Gross ellis, age de % II ct ;
mOiS. ~
SEES restes ont etc conduits IL len
demain, a l'e.lise 6piscopalienne
st. John, au milien dan grand con.
cours de parents ct d'amis.
Dimanche dernier, est dece.l6 i
RaceIand, apres une Tongue ct don
loureuse maiadie, Mr.. Amadto Lee
jeune, agent de Ia Morgan's Il. &
T. r. Il. Co, a la station de Race
land.
SEES restes mortels ont etc portes
i Ste Marie, Racleand, dams Ie eli
metieae duqurlils reposent.
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Nous Summes maintenant Ell
pleine saison de advertisements
valieset tous plus agreables les uns
que les auires. II NEST point de
d, semaine qui n'amene parmi nous,
soft un on plnsieurs cirques soft
une GU plusieurs troupes ainbulan.
ties. La comedie, popera, les exer.
cices de haute voltige, de dlsloca.
ton, d'equitation, d'equilibre sur
la cOrde raide, etc, sOnt. mainte-
nant d la portee de Dotref tennessee
ct de tons les autres amateurs lie
ces spectacles.
Nous citerOns entr'autres lie Cir
que ct opera tiottants de Mr.. Price
deja ACKNOWLEDGMENT connu parm'
nous 1T quiz vendredi dernier, fai-
salt les d6lices de SEES nombreux
Spectators.
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UNE SPLENDIDE OCCASION de
devenir possesseCr dune maguiii.
que plantation est offerts dams nos
colopnes d tous ceux gl, Je9 de;
cembre proclaim, ~assisteront i liz
vente yolontaire, i la, maisOn de
Cour de ThibodauX, de l'habitation
olive Oak, situee "a environ deux
miles andessus de ThibodauX, sur
la rive gauche, ct actneliement pos
sedee par Mr.. 5. JamiSon.
La situation de la plantation, IL
qualite du sol, la maiSOu de IeSi-
dence. les autres batiSstS, ct toRteS
les accessories I"une srande eXploi-
talion font de cette propriete, un
objet desirable ct tentant, pour
ceax que lcur vocation ct lrur for
tune porient ve.s Ijttat dc planteur.
Les conditions de la vpnte Sont
treS.largeS ct ties-iibGrales.. No!r
dams la lmrtie anglaise pour plus
amples Informations.
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T..

Tn excellent Billiard de srcOnde
main. avec- tOuS~SeS~ accessories
Voir aux bureauX. de la SENTINEL.
LIE il ThibOtauX.
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NOIIVELLES LOCALES.

Ia SENTINELLE remercie cor
,:,,omeut la fanfare de ThibOdauX
nour la s6r9nade don't ellie Ia graft
f6e mercredl solr.
Nous prenons un grand lnteIet
1.ns Ia bol.ne tenue ct la prOSperlte
d,unc bonne bande de musique 10
.ole ct nous sommes heureuX de
coustater que, il y II encore, ct qni|
rania longtemps parml notre po-
palation DIES artl>teS ct DIES anna
,eurs de home mnSique.
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lAvEyDRE.

Une pompe de II pouces pour
ries.tien. &k .ea gtsstss
:. Machi ne ct honilIoire en- bon or
Dire. S'adresser a M. Aeorge'" Di.
onne gu a lagSRNrlNELLE ale hi.
bodaux. ~ "a
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New ORLEANS, La, March 9th, 1883.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 9th, 1883.
Mr.. +. Gouanx, iIouma, LA.
Nv Dear Sri have been suffering fer
years from the Asthma without being relieved
by anything. I had given up all remedies and
was exhausted when 7 tried "Gouaux's Anti
Asthmatic Remedies" 1t worked beautifully
and never failed to relieve ne. / have used it
successfully fothis day. Signed.
MARIE DEsTANGS.
i certify the above statement to he correct
rs the PATENT has been and is still u servant
in my family. LEON QUElRoEzE,
II st. Louis st. and 81 Decatur st.