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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-16
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-16

A Ia elasse d'histoire naturel!e.
!. lie professeur s'apereoit qu'on ne
lecoute pm - ~ e' !
Alions, tachez de me prefer IN
peu pins d'at,ention. Je vons ex-
plique, les particularites do sisse.
C'est bisn 10 uoiss que ac0nss,ne
rpsnt djex! 4fsa.J@E : sasssoss
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-16
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Il. s1seOAD.
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[scd deal., IN az kinds ,'---
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Hyyr err CORKS SIVD T0WPRES-
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r.raest Assort,n-nr in the >onth
|s.ci~r 4, Rice. Honey W.'1. ete &C.
Vb.s:s street. -
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Liv vEw ORLEANS.
L. sssst'g'o;U.
kArCIIM ANp 'EWELER.
,,sl street. hetwean Hienviile and Cna-
tcuhouae. New 0r'eana.
lehes aud .s~~w@sv neatly re.
In p:st~el.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-05-23
Free Turnpike Notice.

NOTICE is hereby. given that petition
missioners Of Highland county, Ohio, at
their next regular session TO be held ON the
nFst Monday OF June, 1859, asking that said
eStsclis6T T q free SV tupnpiSs S' rosS s iyinr and
being fully within said county, between the
following points, .to.wit: BEGINNING ct Q
point where the Martinsville and Weber.
ertown road thence running In an sasterly
directton through Webertown to intersect
ct point of the lynohburg and Webertown
said Board OF mniissioners Of Highland
county, Ohio, levy an extra tax, the amount
Of which shall not exceed ten mills on the
dollar valuation IN any one year on all the
bounds OF said personal free turnpike, and
that SAID levy continue for dve years.
JNO; "a: kLOCK and others, Petitioners.
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Free Turnpike Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
IN will be presented to the Board Of Com.
their next regular session to be held on the
first Monday In June, 1880, asking that said
Board appoint commissioners to lay out and
ing fully within said county, between the
following points. to.wit: Beginning in the
center of the road where the Lynchburg and
Woodville road crosses the road running
from James Troutwine's, on the Dittey Free
Turnpike, to Martinsville, Clinton county,
o., and running thence west with the Lynch
burg and Woodville road to point whore
the said road crosses the Brown county line
near Frank Kiernans'. Also that an extra
tax of ten mills on the dollar be levied upon
bounds of said proposed free turnpike for
the period Of six years for the construction
of the same.
P.VAN MATER and others, Petitioners.
April nth, 1889, .if
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-05-23
Advertising Fakirs.

A fakir is the natural product of
shrewdness and laziness-spend their
good money with the hope of getting
some weary customer into their clutches
and making it all back again. Now, Mr..
Editor, we don't believe in Advertising
it costs money, and when other people
advertise and get people into town, the
spirit of "looking around" is paramount
with nearly all people, and when they
drop into our store and find they can
buy Vandiver or an Evans corn plan.
ter, with or without phosphate attach
ment, for at least $4 less than any other
planter in the market, they are going to
buy. And the same may be said about
cultivators, harrows, double shovel
plows, or any other kind of farm imple-
ment; 80 what is the use OF us adver-
tising? And when any body wants
new wagon he will not think of buying
until he sees the new Brown with its
double straight front and rear hound,
and the best wagon made. Then one of
the wonders of the age is the new
Whitley solid steel harvester and binder,
SO simple any body can manage it. Two
horses can pull it with ease. And when
people want surrey they know the
"Troy"to be the very best finished,
best made and most durable. And peo-
pie will buy the best. And then the
Haydock buggies are on the same floor,
better made and better finished than
ever before. So what is the use of ad-
vertising them? And no well.informed
person will think of buying anything in
the hardware line without first seeing
the fine selection and good styles of all
kinds Of hardware kept by the Hillsboro
Hardware Co. What is the use of ad-
vertising when every body knows all
the above to be true?
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HOOsier News.
MARION, IND, May IA, 1889

MAHoN, Ind, May IA, 1853.
EDITOR NEws-HERALD:-I have moth
ing to write-and not much of that,
further than on last Tuesday I helped to
elect the first Mayor Of the city of Mar
ion, and should he as rigidly enforce the
laws as his name indicator, things will
be kept on an end, for his name is
Steele. Well, I guess the Republicans
didn't let the Democrats know when the
election was to be held, at least they did
not get to smell the tree that the peach
grew on, much less the peach. As
Nate Thurman used to say, It was
'clean shuckln'."' Marion is city and
there will be no more splitting bananas
peals and throwing tobacco spit on the
sidewalks, and even the English spar.
row will have to be careful where he
walks. The probabilities are that the
Soldier Home will have buildings suf-
fcient to accommodate $500 old veter.
ans by the time cold weather is here.
Tomorrow the city will vote on q $4S,-
600 subsidy, in the interest of the
Cloverleaf Railroad Machine shops. If
the majority should vote yes, the shops
will be located here, which will be quite
an acquisition. tf's4l ~
] must stop right here, or will be In
truding on your precious columns e.
we'll as your many readers. Tell the
people of old Highland that they have
my best wishes for pleasure, peace and
prosperity. Yours,
Gx0RQ1 EgxvxNR
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-05-23
Executors Sale.

IA we will offer for sale In the town of
Rainsboro, Ohio, on
Tuesday, June 4th. 1889,
At 10 o'clock a. M, the following lands in
Paint township, Highland county:
No. l. 90 acres, lao poles, the home place.
No. O. 90 acres, 100 poles, on and west of
No. 8. 1923 acres, l2O poles, the Rebecca
Roads farm. .t H.l
No. 4. lls acres, 100 poles, the John WAL
lace farm.
No. 8. l45 acres, the Carter farm. ....s
No. O. $50 acres, the Paint bottom farm.
Terms: One-third cash in hand, one.t third
the day of sale with interest. Deferred pay
ments TO be secured by mortgage on tina
premises. We reserve the right TO postpone
or adjourn the sale and reject unsatlsfaotory
bids. j. H. ROADS,
]. I. TAGGART,
Executors. Z
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HTATI OF OHIO,

uIcTHaMn STnIn 1s CDI%ry UM1C; {s.
Levi A. Don0hoo, plaintiff, W.. Anna Dono.
hoo, defendant. Case No. 4883. pending In
the Common Pleas Court OF Highland
county, Ohio.
The above named defendant will take
notice that on Friday, the 8lst day of May,
A, D: 1889. the plaintin above named VIII
take the dspo.itfons Of sundry with nesses, to
cause. at the ofiice Of M. =. Wilson. attorney
ut law, In the city Of Cincinnati, In the
county Of Hamilton In the State of ohio,
and six O'Clock p. m. of said day, and that
the taking Of the Same will be- adjourned
from day 70 day. between the same hours,
~ '' NEWBY 4 MORROW, ~
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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TIE Bible tells US that our Saviour, when
He had finished His work ON earth, ascend.
ed Into Heaven, and theresfter ceased 70
be visible among men. The Same BiblN,
however, tells US that he IL potentially pres
ent ON earth, and here acting for. the good
OF His people 40 really a. when He was
here In the body. We should not overlook
this thought, nor think Of Christ - 20 ah,
sent that He can not be our Friend and
Helper here.-N. Y. Independent
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School Examiners.

YTvHE Board Of fSchool Examiners of Highland
Il county give notice, that examinations Of
Applicants for tihcateswill take placein the
Hi1sbOro Union School building ON the hrst
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat
urdsy OF February, March, April, August, Sep
tember and October. The Examination fee
prescribed BY law ID 20 cents.
By order Of the Board.
au2eyl y. g. SMITH, Qeyk
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IN signed has been appointed and 9uaiided
assiRnee IN trust for the benefit OF the
SEeditou q Sarah 2. Haynie BY the Probate
coum ns,p r. sdshs dmsh1sInsIssSnd IssS county, Ohio .yow
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In dealing with men Christ made Nttls Of
profession. He scrutinized the oohduoA
"why cally me Lord, Lord, and do nSt tlfS
things that sayi" He demanded that 70.
uRion should manifest itsslf In deeds q.
porting with mems words.
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NV
VIBRATOR

~, The same firm which
New 81 years ago COM
,,nn,-o, pletely revolution
vIphAi IN. lied the Threshing
Machine trade by
inventing q new
the Threshing Machine,
NEW much better than
VIBRATOR. any machine before e
known,-so that all
builders Of the old
rue style Threshing Ma
NEw chimes stopped max
v,nn,rnn ing them and copied
UDnhIUn' the new machine as
closely as they dared
have now made an.
"1 other advance, and
NEW in their New Vibra-
VIBRATOR tor present a Thresh.
ing Machine contain.
ing entirely new fea.
ruI lures in separation
Mew and cleaning, which
.,,..... place it as far ahead
vlbhRIUh. of any other as the
old Vibrator was
ahead of the 'End-
THE less Apron" ma.
NEW chimes. Every Farm
VIRQATnp er and Thresherman
should at once get
full information re-
garding the NEW
-. VIBRATOR, which
NE" will be sent Free on
VIBRATOR. application to :
EQs33!s S||3i|l9
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Sale Of Bonds.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the sale OF
k thirty four.hundred dollars (s3l0O) bonds
81 4 tne" Peach Orchard" Free Turnpih 9, No.
W, VIII be receive at the office of the County
Auditor. In Hillsboro. O.. until
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PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS,

l. There were some bad church-mem.
bers, even among Christ's own disciples.
y Tho cause OF Christ may still! b b.
trayed by kiss. .'.II- ..'.'.
8. The church 10 never to depend on
carnai wespons-the sword, money, rank.
T. There 10 wrong - well - right
SEAL and tho wrong brings harm where Il
would do good. :,
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LOWEST RATES, QUICKEST TIME,
BEST ACCOMMODATION
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ehou oL tue puDtlC WORKS. IL 10 oSCor.
tained by the survey that about eight hun.
dred acres of land at present occupied by
private individuals belongs to the State,
This Is OF far greater value than ordinary
farming land. Besides the fifty or more
buildings that stand on the States prop.
erty, there are three oil wells and two high
pressure natural gas wells F-H'-
REv. HINES SMITH, retired minister.
was thrown from his buggy ct Obsriin,
the other afternoon, sustaining serious
and probably fatal injuries.
Ar Columbus colorsd man named VIM.
Evans attempted to commit suicide By
hanging 8c ish lN at a,.H'
TIE Ohio Division Of the Sons Of vstsr.
ans opened It. seventh snoampmsntin Gin
cinnati on the 14th.
HHNRY SADLER, . discharged smploye
OF the Fl Wayne road, confessed that be
made two attempts to wreck express
trains, near Cantos. by placing obstrvo.
lions On ~ 1sek fl urHi
A RENARKABLE accident occurred st thu
Exchange Hotel, Columbus, the Other
afternoon. A coiorsd child about three
years old fell into the area leading to The
basement Of the hotel which 10 occupied
as . barber shop In its fall II struck Z
window, breaking the sash and shattsrinG
the glass. A barber who was shaving 9
customer near the window was 30 startle d
by the breaking Of the glass that hs jump-
cd suddenly, and acci dentally Clipped on
piece OF the nose OF the man hs wss shaw.
ing, and cut a slice from one Of his own
fingers. with the razor. The child ives moi
injured.
FosToRIA has decided to issue bonds u
~ amount Of ssoo,ooo, 70 build wetss.
yaEkA n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
WE ALWAYS SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES.

price slc-Shlrtue Prints Competitors prices 5c
our our price price cchee1 &C. & M! TcC%PsdiSr PTsS & e.;
our our @ ss Fasst inches 9onpesrs Rfo Seo oc
our our price price e1s es@ & T & P.s.s &c Sc
Our prize Scsapc MgsiS,nconPcIioTs n, prizes & sac il.
our pHes prices
Our price sia-ourain scrrn-compeaiors prices lsXc;
Our price sSG-snk Broadss- Competitors prices 5c;
Our Hook and Eye rsRe-co@ps,ioTs prices prices ssc
Price sc-sains prices
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

Gentlemen's Canton Flannel Drawers. regular
price 15c., at this sale. 40c.
Embroidery SILK on Spools, all colors, 10 go at
this sale at Sc q dozen.
Asietc Rope silk. Asiatic Outline, Embroidery
Wash SILK at SOC. a dOzen-iarge skeins.
BRAID.
Very pretty Ornament Braid sold ut zoe. 10 go at
this sale at PC. n yard-all c0iOrs:
Very pretty Ornament Braid, all colors, sold at
So. to go at this sale ut 39c. . yard:
Very pretty Ornament Braid. all colors, sold for
fi.75 10 go at this sale at ga
Smyrna Mats 20 go AZ this sale az 39c.:
Genuine lndgo-Blue Prints to 90 at this sale AT
64c.;
1 lot OF remnants. consisting OF Calicoes. Sat
teens, Cambrics. and Percales, TO 90 &C this
sale at &C. a yard:
A few more OF those largc-sized India Druggets
az this sale lower than eyer-sl39:
1 lot very pretty Striped Shawls, all color stripes,
fun sze. all wool, worth 80. az this sale SLID :.
36-inch Uuca Mills Bleachcd Cotton 10 60 at this
sale at SIC. a yard
Hair Pins 10 20 at this sale at &C. dozen;
| lot remnants Of Satteens 20 go at this sale at
&c.
Needle Books, containing five papers OF Needles,
BOikin, Darners, sc. a.. a book at this sale
30inchx6o-iucb smyrna Hsarth-kugs that sold
al 1880 10 go NJ this sale A. sl7j;
Fine God and ,ilyered aud Oxdized-Handled
Umbrellas at tnis sale az = sacrihce;
Upholstery Felt, In all coior8, yards vide, 70 20
at tlis sale for 05c, q yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

Boys Windsor scarfs, worth 15c.. TO go at this
sale at &C..
2tinch Gloria Umbrellas with gilt tips, to go at
this sale al sl.N
Remnants Dress Goods-Thousands OF yards OF
dress goods remnants. most OF them in dress
pattern lengths. Remnants for fall. winter.
and spring wear. Beges, CAshmeres, Hen
rieitas. Almas &C., &C., TO go at this sale at
one-third value;
LACE CURTAINS AND LACE BED-sETS.
Throughout the entire stock there has been big
reduction for this sale.
A good yard-wide Bleached Cotton 70 60 at this
sale at &c. yard;
Door Mats that sold at Coo. yard, must go at
this sale at 43c
One lot Remnant Irish Linen. qualities worth
&c, Sec, and 40c, to go at this sale az 25c.
yard;
One lot Door Mats that sold at Soc, TO 20 at this
sale Ct 25c.;
One lot goods. consisting ot Worsted Nubias. To-
boRgan Caps. Childrens' Caps Hoods. worth
25c., Soc, and 81, 70 go at this sale at 2Jc.
choice:
One piece 35-inch Black Henrietta, worth 31kc.,
10 90 at this sale nj 25,.;
Extra quality. Black Henrietta, d-inch wlde reg
ular price, 81, 20 20 at this sale at &c:
A few more Of those Gray Shawls 2varis square,
lower than ever. 70 go az this sale at 7gc.
Ono lot slightly soiled Chemise, beautifully
made. worth slcJ, 70 90 al i9c.; also one lot
worth 81, 10 go at 33c. al this sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
LACE CURTAINS.

Brussels Net 81 pcr pair;
Nice Lace Curtains sl.3S per pair;
Very Good n 1896 per pair
An extensive stock OF real Lace Curtains on
which reduction OF one fourth has been made.
Chenille and all other POrtleres are gone down 10
Second Floor. Right Aisle, TO the Rear.
NEW SATTEENS.
Domostlc In tho best grades az l2kc-their
sheon and coorinCs might misiead you 10
take them for French;
New Zephyr Ginghams. direct Imitation OF the
new scotch goods both In fabrics and color
Here also are Solid Merrimsc Shirting Prints
at4Lc:
The usual shrtng Calicoes at 3i<c.;
IS Percales al CSC;
Pride Of the Wost at9Hc;
Unhleached CottOns at 34c;
And hundreds OF other goods that you stand In
want Of now to make up before The busy season
First Floor, Extreme Rear Of store.
The Linen Department is right close TO the
manufacturers. Nothing betWeen It's the only
way 10 sell Linens to advantage. There Is no
hallway stuff sold here. manufacturer has
sent us largo lot Of Romnants OF Table Linens.
The 9Oc quality for SOC. the 81 quality for
79c.-in pieces from v TO 3k.yard lengths.
The &c. Towel Is the usutl IKE quality.
The l2lGc. one tho usual 1890. one.
35c. towels for 2ic.
50c. Towels for j5c.
Napkins to match In broken lots OF from I've
20 nftoen dozen. he ebtire lot viii be sold a.
about G7 cents ou the dollar.
First Floor. Lejt Afsle, 70 the Rear.
THE Cob En- COMPANY,
II, IL. IS, and II east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIN G
GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Gentlemen con stop by on their way from or
% their business and save % per cent besides
having the advantage oi an ocean OF stuhs 10
choose from.
Eyorytbing is new here. The spring trade is
IN fun motion
The Four-iu-Hand slk Scarf at 24c. coats SOC.
elsewhere:
The >carfs at o. ~, and 49c. are such as you pay
near double for elsewhere.
4S dozen Gentlemenis ScErts at aud l7c.-silk
and satin;
Windsor Ties. Elk u and lsc.
Ali-Wool Scarlet Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
a5c each;
Gray sanitary Wool Shirts and Drawers, exc.
E1ira-Fine Quality Porcalo shirt-wsists for
boys at 9Sc. 4;
Boys Shlr-Wais,s at 49, 49, and 73c.
Gentlomen's Pare-Linen Cufis, warranted. at
I2jsc. per pair;
Gent,cinen's Lnon Collars, warranted, at g and
l0r. each
20 dozen Mems Polo Shirts Al 4sc. each;
IS dozen Mons Bleached Jeans Drawers at 25c.
worth 4O'.-thOse at 5Jc. worth 73r
Extra-Quaiity Double Face Unbleached Drawers
at 4ec. value Zoe. 4;
Gentlemcn's White Shirts, camDric bosoms, well
made. at 2ic.
The All-Lnen Bosom and Cui1s. reinforced front
and back, Androscoggin cotton, 1900 linen,
best sewing. AZ 49c.
The same In Wamsutta cotton, 22)0 linen, At soc.
all prices between and oil at tho small profit
prices. FirSt Floor, Froaf, u me LefL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
THE UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT rs
NEWLY OPENED.

The space occupied by tnom shows at once
there Is not another like IL In the United states
Hundreds yea thousands, Of oil descriptions,
everything that is new-quantity makes the
price. How else could we sell Gold Cap, Para
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
CORSETS.

The =. DIS are the best fitting Corsets known
in the world. They combine q wenr with COM
fort not 70 be found In other makes. All the
various numbers and qualities are here. All
other good makes a. for that matter. The Lii
lian is the best 81 Corset we know Of-our price
II 69c. The same with two broad splits instead
Of one Crhe Stellal at 7qc. It's q good fl.2J one.
\ on can see at q glance.
j. & c. Elastic Perfection at 3sc.-49c. for
double Sateen.
A full line OF Thomson's Gloye-Fltting, c. P's,
French Woven. etc.
First Floor, Right Aisle. 10 The Rear.