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Court PROCEEDINGS,

The case Of Silas Paulding was
given TO the jury OH Monday, and q
sealed verdict was handed in. On
Tuesday the verdict was read, which
found Silas not guilty. Mr. w. l..
Mcdonald represented Paulding.
The jury in the case ofShiolds Glad
ney- official acknowledgements on
Tuesday. They failed to agree and a
mistrial was entered. G. A. Douglass
for the defence. They rcmainodin the
room all night and until % O'Clock the
next morning. It's said that the jury
stood ten to two for acquittal at tho
final ballot. This was also the result
Of tho first ballot. Between tho first
and last ballots tho jury stood for q
time seven to five, but tho last result
was as above stated.
On Tuesday the first case heard was
Wesley Crosby assault and battery Of
o high and aggravated nature. Rags
dale 81 Ragsdalc represented the de-
tendant. Mr.. j. w. IIanahan assisted
the Solicitor. Verdict-"Not Guilty"
The next case was Wash Thompson
disturbing q religious meeting. Mr..
j. q. James, of Ridgcway, appeared
for tho defence, and Mr.. o. w. Bu-
chanan assisted tho Solicitor Verdict
-"Guilty."
Tho next case was that Of William
Quarles, charged with murder Chas.
A. Douglass for tho defence. The
jury, q. the time of going to press,
had not rendered q decision and
showed no signs Of coming to an
agreement.
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DECISIONS BY JUDaE WrTnERspooN.
Judge Witherspoon has decided the
following cases which wero submittcd
( 0 him at the February term Of Court:
Talbot So Sons as. Il. j. Gladhey, ct.
al. A motion was made to set aside
the Judgment. Motion refused. w.
S. Monteith argued for motion, Nc
Donald 81 Douglass, contra.
Dan'l. Hall vs. L. w. Woodward.
This case was heard before Judge
Fraser, and decision was rendered
in favor Of defendant. On appeal
the Supreme Court remanded tho case
for now trial. Motion was made be-
4 fore Judge Witherspoon to dismiss the
complaint. Motion granted. Rags
dale 81 Ragsdale for plaintiff. Obear
81 Rion for defendant, An appeal will
BIO taken.
Wagener 81 Co., vs. Jno. s. Swy-
CERT. Motion to opon judgment and
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If you take JERSEY FLATS occa-
sionally you will never suffer with chils
and fever. For sale by, M McNIaster, Bricc
81 Kctchn.
-GILDER'S PILLS arc unsurpassed
and purely vegetable. For sale by. Nc
Master, Bricc ~ Kctchin. \
AS an appetizer and nerve tonic, Bar
retts Tonic is unsurpassed. Try it, For
sale by McMastcr, Biice tS Kctchn. H
III. III. p. warranted to cure sick head
ache in twenty minutes. For sale by Nc
Master, Bricc 81 Kotchin.
Roy. DR.. Burrows, pastor First Baptist
Church, Augusta, Ca, says: 81 have used
III. II. p. myself and inmy family for years
and find it to be the best remedy known
for sick headache, constipation or bilious
from these troubles to use it and Keep c
in their family" For sale by McA1astcr,
Brice 81 Kctchin. n
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A woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
mado and that too bya lady In this county.
Disease fastened It's clutchesu upon her and
for seven years she wthstood It's scyercst
tssts, but her vital Organs werc under
mined and death seemed imminent. For
three months she coughcd necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought of lis bottle
sumption aid was so much relieved on
taking first dose that she slept all night,
and with one bottle has bccn miracu,
lously cured. Her name is Mrs IIuther
Lutz. Thus write w. G.. Hamrick &
Coz. Of Shelby, N. C.--Get free trial
bottle, at McMaster, Brice5 g Ketclin's
Drug Store.
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NASHVILLE NORMAL COLLEGE. Tho
following are the regulations for op-
plicants for scholarships in the NASH
vile Normal College:
The applicant for q scholarship must
be at least II years Of age, of ire
proachablo moral character, gentle
manly or lady-likc habits, presumed
good heulth, declare his intention to
make teaching profession, must re-
main at the College two yaars, if the
scholarship is continued so long, and to
teach in the Public Schools Of his or
her own State ut least two years, if
there is opportunity.
The applicant must obtain from the
State Superintendent of Public In
struction for his State, certificate
that he has passed satisfactory exam
ination in Spelling, Reading, Penman-
ship, Grammer and Analysis, Rheto-
ric. Geography Civil and physicaD, +,
Arithmetic, Algebra, United States
History.
The Peabody Scholarship money
will not be paid unless the student
has been q student Of the College one
month, at which time, and at the close
of each succeeding month, $40 will be
paid to an amount not exceeding 5000
for the year; no payment will be made
for the fraction of a month. 1t is ex-
pectcd that this money will be appro-
priated by the student to payment OF
board and other College expenses first
of all; and no certificate or diplo-
ma will be granted to any student
known to bo in arrears in these re-
| spects.
| Students falling to complete their
course Of study according to the condi.
tions prescribed, or to teach after
j graduating, are required to refund the
amount OF aOoney they have received
1 from the "Peabody Education Fund.-"
to the President Of the college.
|. Gentlemen usually pay from $15 to
$18 a month for board in approved
boarding-houses or private families.
Ladies' pay in best families, $18 to $40
q month. SO year is paid for the
use of such bookss ETC., as arc furnish-
cd by the College, and for q portion OF
the incidental expenses.
! The annual session opens on tho first
Wednesday in October. There is no
vacation, except the Christmas holi-
days.
I Scholarship students will not be re-
! ceived after the opening Of the session,
except in extraordinary cases,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tuesday, June ID, 1883

TERMS OF THE NEWS AND HERALD
Tri-weekly edition, three dollars per an
nun, In advance. Weekly edition, one
dollar and fifty cents per annana, in ad-
Vance.
RATES For ApvBRTIsINa.-- One dollar
pcr.incl, (solid minion) for tho first inser-
tton, and fifty cents per inch for each sub
80 I1nnt insertion. These rates apply to
Advertisements OF every character, and are
8psN, ble strictly In advance. Obituaries
/ and tiibut.s of respect are charged for as
advertisements. Marriage notices, and
Z 8 mple announcements of deaths, are pub
3lished free, and are solicited. Liberal terms
FOX contract advertisements.
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BoARD OF VIstroRs. The following
pcrsons constitute the Board of Wis
itors to tho Mt. Zion College for the
week beginning Monday, June IL:
j. @. Caldwell, q. A. White, q. B..
Ragsdalo
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The Hest MetIiod.

The most agreeable as well as tho
most effective method of dispclling
Headaches, Colds and Fevers, or
cleansing tho system, is by taking a
few doses Of the pleasant California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. 1t
acts gently, yet effectively, strength
ening tho organs upon which it acts,
so that regular habits may be formed.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup. Company, San francisco.
Cal. For sale by DR.. w. E. Aiken. :
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y THE MOUNT ZION SOCIETY. = The
Mount Zion Society met on Tuesday
night to consider the question of Sc
curing local lecturers, as recently sug-
gested in this paper by a corrcspon-
dent. Owing to tho small number
present no action was taken, although
the opinion was freely expressed that
tho scheme was most excellent one,
A further meeting is called for Tues.
day at 10 o'clock, a. M, when the
snbjcct will bo more fully considered
We hopc full meeting will be had,
for the suggestion made is most ex.
cellent one.
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Sfws Advertisements. W
Summer Reading Lauderdale.
Masonic Meeting-C. M. Chandler,
SecrCtary.

y /.
Masonic Moeting--C. M. Chandler,
Secretary.
Local Briofs.
Don't forgot to goto Mr.. Craw-
ford's tomorrow evening from 6 to 10
o'clock.
-On Wednesday morning 1.75
inches of rain fell.
We return our thanks to Mrs. s.
Wolfe for q basket Of fine Irish pota-
toes and cIcumbcrs. They were the
!. finest wc have seen this season.
Read tho advertisement Of D.
Laudcrdale. There is some fine sum-
,nei reading in store for you at the
most reasonable prices. Don't fail to
call in timo and got what you want.
Gentlemen of the "Union", that
"Jack-sonian Democrat" has got in
another box --of flowers. lie says he
is"solid." You can draw your own
Inference.
y ERSEY FLATS CHILL and FEVER
CURE is guaranteed by oil merchants sell
ing it to cure, or money refunded. For
sale by McMaster, Brice % Ketchin. Il
Owing to severe case of the
mumps,. Solicitor Mcdonald has been
compelled to have assistance at this
! term of tho Court, which was cheer
fully rendered by members Of the bar.
"A gentleman in this county told
us OH Monday that he had never been
drawn as q juryman, although he was
eligible. This gentlemen is not SO old,
but he is plenty old enough to be a
juror.
We return our thanks to Mr.. j.
Turner Stewart for basket of very
nice Juno apples. They were Of the
very best quality and variety, and
were hugely enjoyed by the entire
ssstaff."
The Gladden's Grove Democratic
club met OH Saturday, June 2. 1t was
decided to meet OH the first Saturday
neach month during the campaign,
ats, p. m. The amendment to the
TX. Article was adopted.
- Although the Gordon Light In
family had decided to go. to dreen7ille,
thera is some doubt about it at present
owing to the inability of many OF
the men to get off. We trust that the
Gordons will turn out in force and
show the State what we can do.
The ladies of the Methodist con-
grcgation will sell ice cream at MI.
G. w. Crawford's tomorrow evening
from to 10 O'Clock.
Tho ice cream festival at DR..
Robertson's on Tuesday was q great
success. The demand was greater
than tho supply, but nevertheless every
one enjoyed himself. The ladies
having tho entertainment in charge
are to be congratulated on their sue
cess.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. T.. Douglass, o
Blackstock, who has been teaching ii
Hampton is in town on q visit.
Mr.. VIM. Hall, son Of Mr.. w. s
Hall, has returned from Woftord Col
lege. Ho reports a pleasant com
mencement at that College.
BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting o
the Board of Trade will be hold in tn
Town Hall this evening at $3.50 O'Clock
Business of importance will be trans
acted. II. II. KETCnIN,
II. M. HUEY, Pres't.
Sec.
JERSEY FLATS will cure dysenter
in q few hours. For sale by McMastel
Brice Sc Kctchin.
~ ,. --------- o---------------
~. IrrIN Mnr1Am Zrnnr Socunmx, III
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WiNNsBoRo STEAM FIRE ENGINE
CoMPANY.--Tho anniversary meeting
of the Winnsboro Steam Fire Engine
Company was held in the Town Hall
on Tuesday afternoon. Officers were
elected as follows:
President u. II. Cummings.
Vice-P President T. X. Elliott.
Secretary .and Treasurer-.-W O..
Brice.
1st Director-W. A. Beatty.
End Director-B. j. Quattlobaum.
3rd DirectorAT. w. Lauderdalc. :.
4th Director-L6uis Samuels.
Chief Engineer-H. G. Elliott.
lst Assistant IT. III. Arrowsmith.
End Assistant-C. P, GLADDEN..
Axemen-J. .. Boag and j. s..
Cathcart.
F'ipemen Louis Landecker and
S. B. Crawford.
The Company expected to parade,
but owing to the lateness of tho hour
of finishing business tho annual parade
was dispensed with.
JERSEY FLATS never fail to cure
any case Of Malarial or Bilious Chills and
FeYers. For sale by NIcNIaster, Brice &c
Ketchin.
SUICIDE. Pat. Bell, q mulatto negro,
committed suicide on :Primus Will
liams' place Oh Monday at 2 o'clock.
The cause of this rash act on his part
was the iniidelity Of his, wife. He
came to Winnsboro on Sunday, and
on going to his house was refused ad-
mittance. He went 10 work ON Mon
day and apparently worked in the best
of spirits, though later in the day he
seemed to be brooding over some mis-
fortune. All hands went home for
dinner, and after partaking of his re-
past Pat won't into the cotton house.
After entering tho house ho pulled his
pistol and pointed it to his breast in
tho presence of several negro women,
remarking that he would cat supper
in hell. They thought nothing of his
remark and left. Soon after their de-
parturc he cody and deliberately
stretched himself out, placed his pis-
tol 10 his heart and fired. Death
came Immediately. lie had previous
ly shut the door Of the house and had
divested himself of his coat. The bull
let went through his vest and shirt,
burning hole in each. and finally
reached his heart. From all the cvi-
dence he acted most cody and dclib-
erately, aud was to all appearances in
sano condition. Trial Justice Cath
cart held al inquest, and verdict was
rendered in accordance with the above
facts.
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JERSEY FLATS Chill and Fever Cure
for sale by McMaster, Brice &c Ketchin
una all Druggist, SJ,IIlUrcninLSss,,rs zP,,t5z.
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allow answer. Motion refused. w.
8. Monteith for motion, A, IS. Doug
lass, contra.

Paint a plank on the Methodist par
sonage with ice cream tomorrow at
Mr.. Crawford's.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-14

JERSEY FLATS will cure dysontery
in q few hours. For sale by McMaster,
Brice Sc Ketchin.
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New Az a. ri ! ]: walls.


TApIOCA, OAT MEAL, sAGO,
Farina aud Corn Starch for culiucry
use.
Cox's, Nelson's and Royal Gclatinc.
Millard's Chocolate and Extracts for
favoring.
Cooks Modal Columbia River Sal
mon, tho finest ever brought here.
Pottctl Ham, Roast Beef and Tongue.
Teas aud Colfccs q specially.
Rice.
The bcst.Grits, Meal, and the best
Flour
MSolasscs, Sugars of all grades.
Evaporatcd Apples and fresh Pruncs.
With q good many other goods, all
OF which will be sold cheap for cash at
SIS. WOLVES.
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. BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting OF
the Board of Trade will be hold in the
Town Hall this evening at 6 80 G. clock,
Business of Importance will be trans
acted. II. II. KETcnIN,
Il. M. HUEY, Pres't.
{. Sec.
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JERSEY FLATS never fail to cure
any case of Malarial or Bilious Chills and
Fevers. For sale by .MIcNIaster, Brice &c
Ketchin A.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-14

TIE JOSH BERRY GRAIN CRADLE
Saves all the grain. Has fourteen fingers,
Made entirely of wood. Lighter and more
durable than any other. For sale only by
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-14

PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. T.. Douglass, of
Blackstock, who has been teaching in
Hampton is in town on visit.
Mr.. VIM. Hall, son Of Mr.. w. s.
Hall, has returned from Woftord Col
lege. Ho reports q pleasant COM
mencement at that College.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-14

HAVING been chartered I1IR1
gf ,S1-3,1o
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Tous eeux qsi - reedront I b
sale 81. joseph posr err t6uesse
dee exerciceo O diveetisoe0snes
doap6s & iooeasion Dc q d1gtribu-
ton dee prix du coliegs d Thibo.
dsax, pourront adoirer ropportu-
mite ct 10 bsen.6trs acqnis ! nos pie.
tons par ~ completion De h ban.
quetts qui meme ( r6glise. Nj IL
ploie, nj le ser, nj rhumide No sout
mainteDant des excuses valables
pour lea paroissiens qui devrsient
taire acte de presence aux exerci.
ces susdits ct faire prsuve de bon
vOuloir en- encoursgeant une euvre
bonnie ct utile.
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Tout lie monde 4 ThlbOdanx. con-
matt Mr.. Lonis Co'bet, qr'une ter.
rible inirmit6 epronve depuis deja
de tongues annees.
Atm de venir en- aide a cette in
fortune immeritee, ragen: de la
Lotterie de la Louislne, pour notre
vile. a autOris4 Mr.. LoniS Corbet /
veudre deg bi!lets de la susdite lot.
terie.
II est probable que tons les bill
lets vendus par Mr.. Corbet ne
gagneront pas lie gros lot; mails SEES
clients auront du moins, la salts.
faction d'avoir Iemplis une borne
9uvIe en- hi aidant a gagner son
pain quotidien.
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JURI DE POLICR.-Mercredi der.
nier . % lieu Ia premiere reunion
d. nouveau juri de police. On
trouvera dams une autre c0l0nne, 10
compts.rendu des s3ancos ct les
mons des nouveaux nembres. Quill
mons suffise de dire lei que chscun .
beaucoup admire Harmonic qui ma
cess6 de regner dams les delib@ra-
tons ct le choix judlcieux qni .
preside & In nomination de nOu-
veaux officers. C'est par acclama-
ton que MIR. s. T. Grisamore q et<
nomme president, Mr.. 81. N. Cou.
Ion. s~eeretaire, M. F. Samoan, tr6.
soFier ct Mr.. Rich. Frost, sergeant
d'armos.
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Nous traduisono d. Oonaldapn-
vile Chief leo lignes ssiveates
Mr.. Murphy j. Foster d = -
roisoe 1t. Mario ct Senatesr d'Etat
. 6t6 mentioun6 On termes natteurs
pAr h Lafosrehe Star ct d'autres
tjourn9sx CONNIE IN oandidst Pc.
slble ct meme desirable pour Fem
pl0i Dc CONGRESSMAN de L0tre 2ne
District.
Mr.. n. J.. Foster decline tart
d'honneur ct refuse .a'entrer dane
parene.
On . aussi parl6 dc Mr.. John II.
Avery Dc 10 Noovells Ib6rie qai,
lui aussi, &c d6robe, malgr6 tout &c
Qui p0urrait IL rendre acceptable.
PourQuoi, ajoute IL Chief 81 Nj.
e. J. Gay, lie tltula,re %actuel, NC.
cepte upe reelection, ne pas le con.
server. Ne serait-ce pas nm acte de
sagesse de garder 4 CO poste .un
homme don't Pexperience ct rintiu-
ence nous rendent de 81 grands SER
vices, plut6t que d'y porter un noa-
ueau membre qui aurait a faire SEES
preuves ct qui certainemsnt aura
I'M temps assez long a d6penser
avant dc s'6tre acquis l'autorite ct
les appuis necessaires d une lnf1u-
ence ef1icace.
Jueq"'a nouvel ordre, c'est adj.
re, tant que MI. E.. J. Gay, mani
festera le desir de representer le
3me District au congress, nous Sc.
rons pour lui ct nous Faidetons
dams toute Ia mesure de nos forces.
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NOuvELLE MEsURE.-Dans Tex.
ercice de ses fOnctiOns ct dams 50
haute sagesse, Ia legislature actu.
ellie a decrete remploi dune nou.
velle mes"re appellee "Baril". LIE
baril tel que lie compartment nos
Solons rourra 6tre en- usage pour
toutes les marchandises eeches ct
~.autres, les huitres except6es.
La contenance sera de 3 b0is.
seaux / correspondent a 5 pieds
cubes.
Cette mesure pourra etre divis6e
en- denies ct en- quarts. C'est une
nOuvelle addition 4 faire a notre
systeme dec poids ct measures deja
81 compliqu6 ct nous osons dire 81
peu connu par ceux.la-memes qui
rappliquent.
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Tn pauier rempli de beaux raj
sins ct yenant de rH6tei des Etran.
gers, est venu, vend-edi dernier,
faire Ia joie de notre imprlmerie.
Tous les typos sen sont dome a
ceur joie ct ont mile fois heni Fen.
vol DIES fruits ct surtout la GENTLE
ct g~racieuse messagere a qui lie
crolent devoir une grande partie
de la favour qul leur a etc octroyee.
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Dopuis plusienrs semaines DIES
ouvriers ont 6t6 oceap6s s compile
ter IL sale st. Joseph. Un plsfond
ct des lambrisssges ssbstsntiels
font msintouant de ceete salle, IL
mieux fine, Ia plus 6l6gsate ct 10
nieox dispose pour rscoustique
Qui existe mainteaant dams p0tre
vile.
La scAne . reeu des an6liora-
tions remarquables, ct don't nous
pourrons iuger du reste, lee Is ct
Is du present mois lors dss exerci-
ces dc On d'ann6e do collage Dc
Thibodaux qui, CONNIE d'habitade,
aurout lien dams cette meme sale
st. Joseph. Ces exercices int6res-
SAINTS, & plusieurs titres, ct IL dis
tribution des prix qui 10 ssivra
preadront dsux jours. TOus nos
pores do families, tous les snciepa
Gloves do college, tous ceux qn'un
lien rsttsche par sympathie 8 cette
institution ii populaire ct q .utile,
% feront certaine0eut IN devoif
d~,assister aux Ntes que noas ~
soneens pour Il rs couraat.
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Nous rappellerons pour memoire
4 nos lecteurs I'excursion Qui doit
avoir lieu lie % juliet, 1888, de Thi.
bodaux ! Ia Nouvelle Ib6rie. Cette
excursion est donnee par notre po-
pulaire compagnie de pompiers
"Protector No. q" LIE prix d'aller
ct de retour nest que de 81 so pour
les grandes personnes ct de 70
cents pour les enfants.
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LIE Str. Whisper, ayant & bord
uns bande de musicieus, est venu,
vendredi dernier, naviguer dams
lee eaux du Bayou Lafourche. Les
airs de dapse ct de f~antaisie ex6cu.
tes par rorchestre donnaient des
demangeaisons & besucoup des
spectateurs Qui ont cru a propos
d'embarquer pour do Ia Sc rendre
Ala NOuvelle Orleans ct assister
aux f5tes du IA joliet.
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INSPECTEUR DES Pods EFT ME.
sUREs.-Mr. Adrien Roger a etc
nomme, par son Excellence lie Gou'
yerneur Nichols, Inspector des
poids ct measures pour la paroisse
Latourche.
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DISTRIBUTION DE- PRIx.-NOus
devious 4 Fobligesnce des demoi.
selIes Naquin, une invitation a Ia
distribution DIES prix ct aux exerci.
ces de fin d'annee qui doivent avoir
lieu dams leur institution bien con-
nue. sous le noun de "St. Valerie
Schools, lie Is do mois.
Nous nous proposons d~'assister 4
cette petite f6te de tendance ct asn
rentre compte ult6rieurement.
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NAIssANCE.-Le vendredi eoir
dernier 6 Juliet, 1888, Nine En-
manuel Sposito, . dome le jour .
un gros gareon qui fait deja Ia joie
de son pere:
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Tous les amateurs d'agriculture
front admirer chez Mr.. J.. ThibO-
deaux, deux tiges de mails mesu.
rant environ Is pieds ct por tant
chacuue un epi tres-sain ct tres
ferme. Cette hauteur ne nous sem
Bile pas constituer IN desideratMm,
car ellie a peut.6tre lieu aux depents
du fruit, mails ellie nest pas moins
Interchangeable.
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CONsTABLE.-Mr. Fred Davis a
etc appoint6 constable pour lie Anne
Ward. LI6lu aux dernieres cleo.
lions. Mr.. Will Price, n'ayant pas
juge q propos de Sc faire qualifer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-07-14
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL,

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
the travalli ing public that he has made
aome new arrangements which will enable
him o satisfy al those who will honor Gin
with their custom.
Meals furnished 1T all hours Of the day
Breakfast ct 10 O'Clock A.. n. and Dinner
u 4 O'Clock r. II. b.
Commodlous and wellfurnlshed roons.
MODERATE PRICES.
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FoIRE.-Le dimanche, Is Juliet,
1883, aura lieu une foire pour le
benefce des ecoies publiquee,
"Toups ct Gaud6.'
LIE lieu de la f1te sera etabli chez
Mr.. On6siphore Toups a trois miles
plus bas que lie Crossing ct tous
les advertisements possibles seront
offerts aux nombreux Spectators,