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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-23


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went 'n5 IcSC o' 'Ne way on my
hands and Knees. Inc eAd' OF the car
roofs as you Know come close together
and there was no o'h'cu'ty about gct'InS
over 'he Juno''o'' YET, 'o'' you ''l'''
was terrible crawl II was as ua ~ 'S
black cats ana the SMOKE was O'lnulnS'
bcsldes the sudden jerks around the
curYes and me on those sIlpp-ry ro"''
with nothl y to ho.d on TO- ana all TINS
at over lorty miles al hour, was no
Joke.
At last / came to the end "t the bag
gage car and tried to yell to P|tc' whom
saw there holding on tho lever but
my voice seemed gone. Tho hreman, l
forget his name, was shovcIins in cod.
gath red mysoIf up and made one
grand leap down on the tender, landing
on my hands and knees among tn coal.
crawlcd over into the cab and said IN
voice so hoarse that it sounded strange
TO my>eIi:
"'BAck her, PIT, for GoIs sake;
there's another trhn ahcaI.
"Ihcn / kec'cd light over where l
stood and tainted dead away. The
strain had been too much Lor me-
IL can just remember Pttc's scared
face as he saw coal bc@rimeI tramp,
dripping and without " hit, apparently
Jump down on hlm from out 'n' c'ou -
but he dldn t heItat0 mo neAt' just
as l went OH hCard the scream ol the
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-23
A Big Ferry Boat.

A massive ferry boat, built expressly
with view to its ability to crush heavy
ice in the Straits of Maclinac, is being
constructed at Detroit for the Macklnac
Transportation Company. 1t will ply
between Mackinac and Point St. Ignacc
The boat will be 235 feet long, SO feet
in breadth and will have compound
ane1nes of Q. 900 horse eowar
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-23
PICKPOCKETS.
The Methods Pursued By These
LightGngerod individuals.
An Inmate Of a Prison Cell
LOOSenS His Tongue.

A San Tranci,co Post reporter has
been interviewing an imprisoned pick
pocket. "What is your legitimate line
OF work. as YOU call it Z asked the re-
porter The pri>o1cr rcp.iad:
"Takinc care Of purses and such
thincs for people who don't know how
to take care OF them themselves. II
man studies hl4 business he need never
get eau hit pickiar nocllets 1t sim
Die and nice irnt work for gentlemen
who don't care a1o.t doiag hard work.
You probably don know it, but the
professional dippcr studies his work jIst
the same as law YER studies law. Take
tho Eastern sale crackers, Randall,
Thomas and Heinz who were out here
a counIe of wears AGO. WHY, they've
cot their business down to science.
They know lust where 20 look for the
continuation in n safe and with one Lore
they brc,k the tn nblcr and lock iAto
ricccs II j, mart of their business to
know these thinys. and they never have
n rry the door of with crowbar
That's not slfc cracking. and fellows
who do bunrlinr work ou hit to 20 to
nj on.
"PeoDle think that = ric%Dockct
ru,bcs nm to a man. dives his hlnI into
his ,o.k,t ard nr,Ls the nurse That 8
not so. To do neat work. a pickpockct
must hav. GOOD 'stal s TO do tie 'c.ush,'
aud he must be able to tel. what kiad
OF "A man he has selected to TOD. The
stalls are helpers. and do the rou.h
work whi,e the pickpocket is getting
tn purse. When you work in a crowd
there is not one chance IN q thousand
that you viii ret caught if the stalls
understand their bu ilcss. Now when
worked the thcatcrs or the fc ~ land
ing Away had two good h@Iper4. We
would 90 to the thcatcr and wait u@til
the end o. tn first act. OF course, we
never noticed e ch other, and when the
other gentlemen would 90 out to get
cloves we would 90 to- The stalls
then commenced their work, and |
would stan back and study. Thy
would size mp men who ooked rs ii thy
had more money than they needed, aud
would brush up ose to them. WhI.e
they were ,rkIng in a1d out around
the bar l would ue stu lynn.
"The nervous man who is always on
guard against Icing robbed was the one
| wanted. Now. the cautious fellow
who fees for his purse as soon Us he had
been crowded, shows two things. First.
that he h, GOT something worth steal
layand then that he will 90 to picces
and lose his head when iammed in a
crowd. When selected my man l
would give the stalls the sign and we
would 20 back to the show. When he
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-23
Hold Number Twelve.
DY LUXE SIIARP.

"Oa, you heard about that, dill you1
Who toll you2'
"Ch'r.ey Bra1scono, the con ductor.
IL said he was running the ira in at the
time
80 he was, What did he say about
it2"
"IIo said p was the most daring
thing he ever knew fellow do. You
see, We w.r3 al il his room talking
about railroAl cscopes and that sort OF
thing, AID then h tod how you saved
the train"
jess So" replied the teIegraphcr.
without seeming to b3 very Will pleased
th,t his noroism ha been the subj ct OF
c5ayer-atIon. "N)w, holor bright.
didAt he ALI anything 10y the way OF
explanation to the story17
No. What explanation could there
bef You did save the train didn youY
ooh, l saved the train all right
onoug gh. Charley is good sort on fcl-
low, tell you Yes; h. WAS conductor
on No, - At that time, still he might
have adj led som.thjnr n tho a. nv If
heroisn that void have been true
2nough vet # shows ybat . coo
hearted fellow he j. not to hav told it,
why, were you to blame any about
the dispatchl understood him to say
shat it was no .au.t on your part"
.No il WAS the train d;sno+obor,.
fau,t. He should hav. let N, know
sooner. Idoa,t bra4 much about TINT
episode, but I'll tell Won the whole
story."
The operator naneo4 rnomon, o,a
seemed 70 look hac< on tbo, n,s+ ~,
citino nerioa If his life Tho ,ola.r,,,h
m.c.linc cb,ttarcd AWAY nm n, +,hio
but the MESSAGES were for some other
place.
You see" h. bogan. "No. y was
due here at 1.45 a. m. She stoDncd
here for water enl for orders 81
vas the fastest train on the line a+ IN +
timc and Rr.rsc,,n. Jid ,bo +,o,.o.
,caIpinr on board That ri,bt = rr.s
vaiaing cats and docs. when Charley
came in with his lantern hung on his
arm, and stood at the desk till p te
lacked the engine from the water tank.
Then he sal 'nOtuiuy for me. ch2 and
Isu4 there was nothing. and he says.
we'll; so long, then, and out he went.
Al tHat moment there was call for nc
"+ the lnstrum ant, and l answered it.
oNly waited to hear threo words of
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-23
True

She - John, what is a ooastwise
Bteamer7
He One that knows how TO keep III
the rocks, darling. Puck
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

George ]
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Supreme court.
Special 70 the Gazette.

AUSTIN, TEX June % The Supreme
court disposed Of the following cases to-
day: Atfirmed-S:ate vs.. Day Lsud and
Cattle Company, Travis; Safe vs.. Tey-
lor, stephens & Lyon, Travis; Fitzgerald,
Cornell Bros. & Harrison vs.. the State,
Travis; JsloDick VS. Newman, Bell.
Reversed and remsndeG-Altmsn & Co.
vs.. York, Lampasas; Lee vs.. Turner ct
al, Bell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
TtXRs PeuaiOls.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June % The following
Texas pensions were issued to-day: Mex
sicsn SURVIVORS Hsyzison N. Dougherty,
prairie Lea; CadgzB Brent, Holly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

l 900, the arrangement 81 the masses Ct
the planets, taking them in the order Of
their distance from the sur, is as follows:
SUMS ma,s................... 60. $50 500 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

ion as to the point to which the WoiA OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

msue way Iur Jul pirnoug nuyeuOoN' WA
80, G.. G., CUMMINGS.
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L'annee BisSeXtiIe.

Une part,cnlarite de raunee 1888
qui, CONNIE on lie salt, est bissex.ile.
Les enfants qui naitront lie 90
fevrier proclaim n'auront nj un an,
nj deuX ans. nj trois ans eXacte.
ment revolus. Leur anniversaire
de naissance ne reviendra que tous
les quatre ans.
De meme il sera impossible de
faire, a date fixe, lie bout de Pan
pour les morris du % fevrier. En-.
fin, on Sc trouvera fort emp6che
pour fGter les retours d s solennit(s
de Emiile qui auront lieu ce jour
Ia.
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Conseils aux inStituteufS-

"Faites servir letude de la langue
a la culture DIES jeunes esprits, ct
celle-ci a reimbursement du cgur.'
Eel est lappel que jadresse q tous
les institutcurs de Tendance.
En apprenant 4 parler Il son en-
fant, la mere la plus orlinaire ne Sc
Sert dc Ia langue que CONNIE dun
simlle moyen d'arriyer a I'eAprit
pour lie former, ct VOLTA gu. ~l'insti-
tute2r qai lni snccele ct Qui ne
mai!Gue pas de 80 placer beauconp
Hu4ie>Sus G'e!!e uaES Sa pni,ser.
descend dams ii itaiItt hpaucour
au-'te>soHS. Ne >emble-:-ii pas
qnil iGr!ci" hes mobiles int+lli~auces
quill d Il pres dc III, pour ne yoir
que lfc!ivt in}pr Q1II les cache a sa
vne? On dirai' Ii'il ma Gevant
lnl cue DIES macliiHtS i paroles, des
machines 4 ec.itut-s II dies macili
nes i iGcite", gail est chars de
mOnter coinune Nancau>on montait
seS ~au'omatts. Ia inStitutcur d, s
generations hal>>ante~ ne Saurnit
S'avi.ir davHHia.e Iii dt.ra.ler SIS
tonrtions ,tlls romp'crrnient.
Mnutai@Ee deuraIi!ait de son
temps J"e les in>iilutellrS he sc
borna>>rtt pas Il mtnbley' l"s tGtes
dhlteS d,ver>rS, mai> quits pen
saSsent auSSi d les t2Tcer.
la grande ma<ime Que rednca-
teur he 'lnit pas pe'dre m Instant
de L dams sou noa,e tia>ai, est
ce.ie-ri:
"L lonmn AGit CONNIE il aime, pt
il Anne con.mr Il ItiSt. Les pen
sees sUlnnei,t II ecu, ct IL cRur
forme Iii cotrin,te.7
Nous rInl,ruilonS ceS eXcellentS
cOnS.l!s a ;'onvra.t du per- Giiard.
couronnc par lacalfmie franchise.
Nous ne sanii"n> trop recomman-
der ii Lecture Ct fttu,ie de ce Iivrp
aux meies dc fannie It aux inSli-
tuteni~.
Iiarour e!.igrrh.: lies mots
pour les wrn>Hr>: les rtnsGes pour
IL cpur OF III vip:'
Ma mere. dit le rerr Glrard,
await HOh,ri III tir,e JuinZe en-
tantS; t%runinr forte, intelligence,
active IT gale, ellie p.e>idait a notr-
edncati0n hanS to"s SEES details.
Une dc mes sCrur> montrait les ira
vaux d. tnlg,ilI+ 4 SrS cadeltrs.
Er i'An>rn:- :in |ricrptenr j'e.
taiS charge de- faire Inc, 6'ri,e ct
recIter mr. l'e:,tS heres TT mes pc
titr~ >Hnr.. II me >%Onvirut II
jetaiS ties s>i.eant dams mes funt.
tons. CT que j. M sails attire .irs
replinanttr> de ,nt bonnie mere.
DE lle sava's pas cuinme ellie a!iier
la dOnrrlr 1t F..SacI uip.
La lec.n ma pas &c crimes car
je me- SnIs r":,iSt drpulS l"rs.- Ma
mere re :" ,lutlait pas ~,nellt HE
1aisdit tai" III priit ct q"e Plus
tart j. >tia;S "iptlr a fir. en
g,ari dams u" tcoie tic ma vile
natalie.
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Lapcien gouverneur, II. War
moth, a accepts la nomination qui
Jul a etc offerte dernlerement par
la convention rtpublicaine a "a
NOuvelle Orleans.
Mr.. Minor refuse lie poste de lieu
tenant gouverneur ct sera, croit-on.
remplac6 par Hero.
Mr.. Fl. Warmoth a declare son
intention de faire une ~vigoureuse
campagne republicaine.
Sill est elu, dit-il, il gardera dams
leurs emplois tous les bons demo
crates.
LIE plus sur est de ne pas sly fer,
mails il est a peu pres certain que
Ia lutte sera acharn6e ct que lie
parti democratic tera bien dc ne
rien nesliger dams cette eventual
lite.
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La SENTLNELLE Went de rece-
voir du Bureau de agriculture a
Washington quelques Gchantillons
de CRANES de tabac perse persian
Tobacco) tres-estime dams lie com.
mercc.
Lenvoi dc ces CRANES est accom-
payne dune instruction sur la ma.
Mere de les METRE en- terre ct les
conditions que lie sol requiert pour
que la plante proSpere. ST parsni
nos lecteurs, il Sen trOuve, qui
venlent eSsayer par curiosite GU
autrement la culture de CO tabac,
nous nous ferOns I'LL vrai plaisir de
leur rrocurer DIES CRANES ct anssi
de leur faire part de l%'instrnctiOn
susdite.
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Jeudi dernler lie pere MenarI,
notre veu6r6 pasteur, celebralt a
rautel lie Ace anniversaire de son
ordination Malgre lie manvais
temps beaucoup de fideles assis-
talent a la messe dite par le pere
Menard voulant en- celia lui bonner
une preuve de leur estime ct de
leur gratitude. Les 46 annees de
papostolat du pere M6nard 50 sont
passG pressure enforcement III lie
bayou Lafourche ct c'est daus cette
meme parolsse ct dams cette meme
6glise quill a editiee que tous e fl
deles esperent f1ter la soc aimee de
son ministere.
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TEMPs.-Arres qnelques jours de
beau temps voici la pluie quirevient
nous attrister. LIE NAL ne serait
pas grand, (la recolte etant com.
pletement terminGe), 81 cette abon.
dance d'eau n'etait un emp6che.
ment au bon etat de nos chemins.
Dams beaucoup d'endroits ct NAL
REIMBURSEMENT a proximite de nos
pe;ites villes les routes vicinales
sont positivement impraticables
aux yoitures legeres ct &c nest pas
sans un danger serieux qu'on peut
affronter ces chemins au pix des-
qnels ceux de Quimper Corentin
dfillustra memuire sont aussi aiSes
que celai qui meme en- enter.
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A la chambre, lie comit6 des af-
flares etrangeres IA passe une 1850
luton acceptant l'invitation fate
par lie commencement de la repub.
lique francaise de participer a la
,grande Exposition universelle qui
uOit avOir lieu a Paris en- 1889.
Une somme de 100000 est al
louee pour couvrir les flais QUEEN.
trainera la participation DIES Eta,>
Unis.
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LIE croiseur de Id marine francai
se, la Minerre, portant pavilion de
famiral Vignes, commandment en-
chef lie la division de PAtlantique
Nord. est arrive samedl "A heures
ala NouvcIle Orleans. La Mimerre
Qui venait DIES Antilles, II mouille
dams IL tleuve eli face de la rue
Poydras.
La MineIve est une fregate de
2,SOO %i0uneanx armGe de Quinze
canons et ayant un equipaga de
400 hommes.
LIE cont'e.amiral Vignes ct son
hombreux f~tat-major sont mainte-
nant ties-fcteS a la Nouvelle OrlG-
ans on lis Sc proposent de passer
les fetes du CARNIVAL.
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Nous appelous rattention de nos
l~ecteurs sur l'annonce que Mr..
Philip Braud fait publier dams les
COLONIES de ce journal.
Dams lie grand magasin de Mr..
Braud situ6 d rencoignure Main ct
Green Wis wis la maiSOn de conr
on trouve DIES groceries ct des H.
Queurs de choix.
II tent aussi I'M assortment de
harnais, d'instruments aratoires,
de foin, d'avoine ct de mails. Lisez
rannonce ct allez voir MI. Philip
Brand, vous vous en- trouverez bien.
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Les meluhres dn Comite Central
D6nocratique l'our Ia paroisse La
fourche, Glus a releclion pumaire
du II d6cembre dernier, sont mott
f6s de Sc rendre 10 Is fAvrier cou-
rant a ia sale Union 4 TLibodauX
pour s'organiser ct s'occuper DIES at
flares |concernant le parti.
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La traite deS nOirS.

Depuis quelques semaines on
par]e beaucoup dune compagnie
fOrme au Kansas dams lie but dc
transporter les negres du sud dams
pAmeriqne centrale ct meridionale.
Cette compagnie qui Sc pique de
philanthr0pie pretend arracher
les negres 4 nos Mdurais tyuitenaents
ct par humauite les exporteia al
BrGsil pour coloniser.
L'affaire entiere nest que men
songe ct hypocrisie ct les gems &c
couleur he Sc laisSeront pas prendre
a des promesses fallacieuses, qul
cachent tout supplement un job.
Les individus composant la dite
societ6 81 sont, parait-il, entendus
avec une compagnie de Transports
ton qui possede plusieurs steamers
faiSant service entire Ia NouvelIe
Orleans ct Rio Janeiro. Les pro-
moteurs de %rentreprise expedieront
les negres credules, sill Sen trouve,
au Bresil, ct recevront une rennme-
ration p6cuniare du gouvernement
bresilien.
N'est-ce pas la une nouvelle forme
de la t:aite DIES noirs.
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AVIS AUX PORTEURS DE RECLA-
NATIONS CONTRE LA PAROISSE.-
II y Il actuellement dans le treSor
de la paroisse assez d'argent pour
payer, sur presentation, tons les
warrants qui pourront 6tre ennis en-
Placement DIES reclamatious appron-
wees ct eur6gistrees du No. l an
No. 221 inclusivement.
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NOUTELLES

AlleZ an Firemen's Hall visitor
la galerie photosraphique de Kill
bourne. SEES produits sOnt remar-
quables CONNIE gofif, CONNIE fini ct
CONNIE bon marche.
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DECIDE, lie 90 janvier, pres lie
Houma: Estelle GuilIot, agee de
3 ans ct 10 mois ct file dc Emile
GuillOt.
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La Sa|separeiI|e d'Ayer

stimule ct reggie Faction DIES organes digestifs
ct assimulatifs, %renouvelle ct fortifie les
forces whales, ct guerit promptement les
Rhumatismes. Ia Nevralgie, la Goutte
Rhumatismnie, les Catarrhes, Ia DE-
bilite Generate, ct toutes les maladies
produites par un sang appauvri ct cor
rumpu, ct par une vitalite affaiblie.
Ellie est incontestablement lie remede le
plus economique, tant par la force concentree
que par Penergie puissante qu'elle exerce sur
Ia maladie.
PRkPAREE PAR LIE
Dr.. j. .Ayer&C Co., Lowell Mass.
En- vente dams toutesl les Pharmacies |; prix q,
six Assons pour -
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NOUVEAU PROCEDE DE NET.
TOYAGE DU RIZ.
Formation dune grande compagnie.

"oo 'NNtOuAo uu uOuNcdu
procede pour nettoyer lie riz, don,
on faisalt alors Pessai. a I'6tablisse-
ment tenn par M. Daboval, rue St.
Louis entire Charities ct Levee, ct
qui paraissait avoir de grands
advantage u rancien proced6 DIES
pilOnS.
La machine nonvelle, etalt Pin
vehtion de NJ. John Won Oven, lie
Charleston c'est lui dn moins qni
en- possede lie brevet. II voulait
Plntroduire en- Louisiana qui est,
m%aintenant. la Grande productrice
de riz du Nonveau Monde.
Invention consistait dams la
substitution du systemic de rotation
i celui DIES pilons.
L'ancien procede a deux defaults
capitaux: 10. le pilon, dams son
movement rapide de haut en- bas
ct de has en- haut, heurte violen-
ment lie grain ct, solvent, le casse.
De Ia, la quantit6 Gnorme de riz
bris6 que ron trouve dams lie COM
lei ct qui Sc vend necessaire-
ment a prix rebuilt. 20. II exerce
SOP action sur ure petite etendue
ct fait lentement la hesogne. LA
machine de NJ. Oven, consistait ell
un tambour on cylindre cannel6
~tournant ct soumis a DIES secousses
rapides, dams le ems horizontal, de
droite a gauche.
On concoit que sous Faction de
&c cylindre, lie riz nest pas expose
& 6tre bris6 ct CONNIE cette action
>'exerce sur une grande surface, lie
nettoyage Sc fait beaucoup plus ra-
pidement.
Dependant, on %reconnut des lors,
que les secousses de droite a gau-
che l~aissaient beaucoup d desirer
ct l'on Sc d6cida a operer quelques
arrangements a la machine.
C'est cette meme machine per-
fectionnee qui fonctionne mainte-
nant chez NJ. Dabovai. LIE cylin-
DIRE cannel6 est a peu pres lie meme
qu'auparavant; lie perfectionne-
ment consiste dams les secousses
qni ont leur movement de haut en-
has ct de bias ell liant, ct qui sont
imprimees au tambour par les trois
RESORTS qui hi servent de support.
&c enlargement dams la direction
DIES ebranlements Il produit un pro-
greS enorme.
La nouvelle machine debite dcux
foiS plus de riz que l'ancienne ct
dix fois plus que les pifons actuel-
lement en- usage. II faut anx pi-
Ions de 80 a 40 minutes, quelquefois
bien advantage, pour nettoyer 160
livrps de riZ. La machine nouvplle
ell npttoie 500 livres, en- 6 on Z mi
nuteS tout au plus ct lie grain en-
sort intact; avec ellie, lie riz brlsG
est dcstin6 d. disparaitre Gu COM
merce.
Dun cote, Ia qnalite du riz est
sup6rieure; de rautre, lie prix de
revient est rebuilt de plus de cen.
pour cent. C'est une veritable re
volutioD qui s'opere dams le com.
merce lie &c gram.
Nous n'inventons rien ; DIES cen
taines dc personnes ell ont etc to-
moins CONNIE nous, ct tout lie mon
de peut s'assurer de rexactitude
de notle rapport.
Une compagnie s'est aussiS0t
form6e pour Pexploitation de la ma
chine nouvelle, sous le titre de '.ke-
lance Rice Milling Co."
Mr.. Bremen de Chicago, en- est
le president ct NJ. F. A. DilwOrth.
lie Observation-Disclosures Naturelle
ment, Ia vice-presidence a etc don
nee q NJ. John Won Even Qui est
meme temps le directeur DIES
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-04
2HRIEVER LIVERY STABLE!
Horses & ESuegies IT a.
Day and Night.

Day and Night.
Connection made ,ciM Teros Iroin fer BON.
ma, coming East and Vest.
On hand all hours at night. Passengers tray
cling by Texas Train. to or from New Or
leans, will find convenince at SCHRIEVER
STABLE without telcgraphing to Thibo-
daux. On hand all times.
HECTAR F. CROSIER.