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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-06-21

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or CallOused Jumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
SpliHts, Sweeney, STILES, Sprains, sore and
Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Every bottle warranted
by L. A. Lanbengayer, Druggist, Owosso
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-06-21

Owosso accommodation leaves Jackson at 1918 q.
M, arriving at Lansing 1l;3E, OwossO at 1880 p.
IN. Returning leaves OwosSO az $3.50 p; NJ. arliy
ing at Lansing at .:22, Jackson at G:to p: k1.-9
All Trains DaIlyoxcept SunGa5.
Il. V. Smith, Station Agent 0wosso,
o. W. RUoGLEs q. p. 6 T. A. Chicago,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
q = .sossAss 55S3 lWothsrs.
5BfTs. vAf5sfdES s ssling .ssF1p' forSEhildren
s5sethina soothes She Eli Iass soEtens - gums
eallays sain, CTS E&fa sE the best
remedystor diatfhoea. We ceisstabotEE
HAMILTON.
George Gentry on Fair Way to Recover.
Thirty Days without Rain.

George Gentry on a Fair Way to Recover.
Thirty Days Without Rain.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
HAMILTON, TEX. Aug. George N.
Gentry, who was shot on the Sd, appears
to be improving. The doctors now think
he has a fair chance to recover. Mr..
Gentry has had the best of attention by
both physicians and nurses. The chances
of recovery at first seemed almost impos-
sible, being shot through with 5-cali-
Der pistol.
1t has been thirty days since we had
rain, and the cotton would be benefited
by rain now. The temperature has been
cooler for several days and some very
light showers have fallen in places
There is no complaint of worms Most
of the cotton has not suffered for want
of rain.
This county is infested with the much
despised wharf rats. They consume a
vast amount of grain and also destroy
small chickens. a successful patent to
destroy the rats and Johnson grass would
ifEeet with a ready sale here. The rat
GEs5EQyer would have t8sdo the catching
'assFeH as killing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
CHILDRESS.
Work of the District -PrOspectors
Coming in All the Time.

Work of the District Court-ProspectOrs
Coming in All the Time.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
CHmDREss, TEX, Aug. 11.-District
court adjourned yesterday after busy
session of two weeks. The grand jury
returned twelve indictments. In the
case of the. State5vs. J. W. Clements
for the murder of John Rush in Col
lingsworth county five years ago the
jury returned a verdict of guilty and
fixed his punishment at life in the pen
itentiary. In the case of the State VS..
John O. Rhea, for rape, the jury re-
turned verdict, of not guilty j. j.
McAdams of Cettle county, who was
indicted for assault with intent to muir
der his brother, was placed under
bond for $500 fog his appearance before
the next district court
Childress is still improving. The
price of town property is increasing
Prospectors are coming in all the time.
We are glad to note the efforts on the
part of THE GAzETTEo revive the immi-
grafton movement A$
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

by the next council. Chief Mayes polit-
zeal opinions are in favor Of immediate
negotiations, although they were not IA
vorabie to the sale Of the strip. Mayes
has been emboldened by his triumph in
the last election and will stubbornly re-
fuse to listen to any suggestions antago-
nistic to his policy.
The commission will make arrange
ments to visit other tribes. The Chey-
ennes and Arapahoes viii probably be the
first visited. They show a disposition to
sell that part of their land known IS the
leased district. The commission, how
ever, is without quorum in the absence
OF Gen. Hartrantt, vino has gone to Eu-
rope for his health. The other two COM
missioners, however, win proceed with
their duties, and, if not able to effect ne
gotiations, will secure an expression of
opinion and examine into the treaties of
the various tribes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
Died II RocllSKalI.
respondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
RoCKwALL, TEX, Aug. 12.-CoI. w i.
D. Barringer died at his home here last
night at 1890. For ten years he has
suffered from sciatic rheumatism in a de-
gree that few human beings are ever
called upon to endure. His case bafIied
all medical skill. lie was a man than
whom no one was more highly respected
and even reverenced by his fellow citi-
zens. He fought braveIy for the lost
cause, commanding North Carolina
regiment IN the late war. He was by
birth q North Caroliuian. He came TO
Texas in 1870, was district and county
clerk of this county for eight years. He
will be buried by the Masons this after
noon and be followed to the grave by an
immense concourse of sorrowing friends
and relatives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
THE CHEROKEE COMMISSION.
Chief Mayes is of the Opinion that No Sale of
the Strip can be Made at Present.

Chief Mayes is of the Opinion that No Sale of
the Strip can be Made at Present.
TAHLEQUAH, I. T., Aug. 13.-Chief
Mayes has not yet returned an answer to
the proposition of the commission, but it
has been learned on good authority what
the purport Of his reply viii be. He will
say that it will not avail anything to ne
.getiate further ct the present time. The
sGherokee constitution forbids sale of any
lands belonging to the nation, and no
amendments to the constitution can he
8nade until the election in August, 1891.
he and his executive, however, he will
SAY sSan bring the proposition of the
sUniS Sta&es government before thR
nas Council whereEt viii be given dsla
sesAisifs a846fl. Ia further asks
Commissioners to make their propo-
sitlon more specifie, Chat there
be no misundel standing its terms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
.Ha,e cna Henrtu i, OH Inc.

What is more beautiful than an ancient tree
clothed with an ample robe of verdure. Apt is
the comparison between such - growth and an
old man woman lnfused$%fth health and
vigor. The sine qua nQxs sAe indispensable
x1E6jtion of vigorous yxSta robust manhood
m Urls old age Is sets91 digsstion. without
thi tsfsdsszAorn of tAelfsarty zest that should
49, it 4ss nefcent and agreeable
esl1szi outor 81 - - 3nenss OF bale old age,
a5sa seounJ get - the iniirn.-.
kses thEEt4c oft = snd lf6ss 5s6fine can be
I4ounls hos s. Filters. Dys-
peptiE fshp tonfsss sdehe kidney COM
BILE are overcome by its use. STde effect of e1S
posure and overwork are nuIftSed by Il, sFfs5 t.
affords efficient protection toll subjs11s 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
win stnrt a Mule Ranch
Special to the Gazette.

GAINESVILLE, Tex. Aug. 1877 Asn {.
Daniel Perrin, DR.. j. NJ. FcanzeasAInd
Mr.. H. A. Stitt, all of Marysville,. ~,
arrived in our city to-day. These
tlemen have ample capital and ~pfopose
to start large mule ranch just Vest of
Gainesville. In a few DAYS Mr. Stitt
will go to Omaha for the purpose of ac-
companying party of capitalists to this
city who will come here with Tispssis
purchasing city and county propes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

"Buffalo'' Jones scheme tor crossing
the almost extinct bison of the plains
with native cattle is not failure, but at
the same time is not proving as success
full as expected. Col. J. w. Gregory
says the animals are known as 'seal
brown buffalo on account of their fine
robes, and their meat is also of "a superior
quality, but the crossing of the two seems
to diminish the power of reproduction
Old plainsmen have told him that the
Cherokee Indians tried this experiment
and abandoned it years ago, but it is
believed that the failure was due TO
the lack of intelligently directed effort,
and that the cross can now be success
fully made The value to the beef
producing West in the increase IN size
and hardihood of the cross breed
would be incalculable. Some idea of
the tremendous weight of these animals
is obtained from the statement that one
bull, which unfortunately died lately,
weighed 800 pounds. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

Glass water SETS toilet sets, dinner and
tea sets cheapsrsthan ever before at W t..
Z. Lake5sG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

The feeding states and the South
western range are flooding Chicago with
cattle, dispelling all hopes of an improve
ment in prices based upon a scarcity of
cattle. Two classes of prophets have
been pTacticing on the beef market One
of them, and by far the more numerous
one, says the supply must be exhausted
before prices can go up.
The other says that prices will go
up as soon as the inferior stuff
with which the country is alive is worked
off. Good cattle VIII then fetch good
prices, not because of a scarcity of Sstf:z'
tie, but because the quality is better
From the present outlook there is nushopeS
of eXhausting the supply, for the weeds
appear to be full of cattle. ThereKis..
however, considerable improvement o.
servable in the quality OF cattle now gas
ing on the market over those that have
gone Tor the past several years. As soon
as the feed districts are exhausted the
cattle OH the Northwestern range will be
fat enough to put on the market, and
the runs will thus be kept up all summer.
Il Montana Live Stock Journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
The AIvord Cannery

Correspondence of the Gazette.
ALyoRD, Ten, Aug. 12.-J. T.
Sparkman, president of the canning
company here, has just returned from
Fort Worth, where he sold five cars of
Alvord canned goods TO the wholesale
grocerymen of that city. The buyers
for these houses pronounced the peaches
and tomatoes equal to any in the market,
and say the flavor and appearance of
corn is eXcelled by none unless 1t be the
Winslow brand. The factory is doing
fine work now, putting up four to six
thousand cans daily.
Your reporter visited the factorySfhis
morning and found thirty seven WAGONS
loaded with peaches and eight
wagons of tomatoes waiting for thsir
turn to deliver to the receiving
room. Sixty five hands were found ifI@
side the factory pairing, filling cans,
cooking and boxing goods for shipment.
The Rssehes receive6s Mere now are the
finestey seeg ia oceeuntry. a
A fssssses6ag - VIII novs -
heassSselin used 81 GasssssS6n OF
the stomach ef an inactive liver. Pf9e and 81
1T 9Fentid saeafness can bs4xred
bysls halmeN English Catarrh es2kSI
accoAk ee8iags. Price soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

A herd of 693 cattle destined for thes
indian Territory from Seven Rivers, N.
M, were shipped from Amarillo a few
days ago. The 7. Anchor people viii
snip herd of beeves from the same place
in few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
TO sTeessES.

The Daily GAzEzen1 c5n always be found on
sale at B. Cflieka snews stand, No. p East Fifth
street, aIldeFSne opera house, near st. James
hotel KANSAS City, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
R0UND-UPS.
An Amusing Comparison of the Texas
Sheep Raiser and the Texas
Cattleman.
Chicago Being Flooded With Cattle and the
Woods are Full of Those to be Shipped.
CrOssfhg the Buffalo With Cattle.

There is considerable complaint of cat
tie stealing in West Texas, but 1T seems
that no attempt has been made by those
most interested to put a stop to it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

Stockmen in the Cottulla section are
complaining that the country is getting
exceedingly dry and if rain does not fall
III short time, stock water will become
serious question. The grass is getting
dry and brown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14


81 will tell you what's the fact. -
said veteran cattleman to a GAZETTE
reporter yesterday, "cattle raisers are
flying mighty low just now. They are
Just sorter like dumb boy at a talking
match-hain It got a word to say. 1t is
the sheepmen IS day now. Them ducks
are on top. Tell you what's fact. 81;
was ont west not long since and a Teller
come riding up to a store and he had a
sheep skin with fine fleece on it on his
horse for a saddle. He took the sheeT
skin off, took it into the store ana traded
1t off for good saddle and
got 80 cents to boot. Now if | could
bring two-year-old beef steer in this
town and try to trade it off for a saddle I
would have to give about dollar and
half to boot. That is about the differ
ence between the standing Of the cattle
and sheepmen in Texas at this time. l
have been IN the cattle business for about
twenty years and / used to think that
fat, slick two-Year-old steer was the
prettiest thing on earth. faint that way
now, though. [ can t look at a COW,
steer or calf without getting hot in the
collar. [ have kinder turned against
beef stock. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

Inc people of Bandera county are be-
coming aroused to the importance of the
mog, ana that animal is in demand there.
rms VIII be the case in all Texas before
many years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

The receipts of cattle at Chicago for
the month of July were &C 900 greater
than for the same month of 1888, or an
average increase of 5000 per day for the
market days, exclusive of Saturdays, on
Whlch day receipts are always light and
the cattle market nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
STATE AGRlCUL TEsaL AND ME-
CHANICAL COLLEGE

Fourteenth annuA3 SESSION opens SeDHeffber
H. 1883. Gives a though scientific anjS INC,
Teal education prepares k5fsslseful zenli
ship end pra efisal caB&ses "a
s7fng. at9fk bTef4jng, agriculture kticuizs
fHEs, sulFeyings echanisss 'ssi1sf sssipsI en-
gtheering hem sfsary scieras draw
Fng, maths5l1Rti csa and modern lsngu-
pages. SRefial short courses in agricultufe hor-
'ticultures dairying, carpentry. blacksnit hsfzea
machinery, chemistry, drawing and surveying
Extensive additions to dormitories and equip
ment of departments have been made. No tut
ton. All expenses, except books and clothing
only $40 for entire session. Write for catalogue
TO LOUIS L. MCISSEs
Chairman OF tksse6Echlty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14

The receipts of domestic wool for the
week ending July 10 were 80, 1856 bales
against l6, 6l4 bales for the correspond
lng week of 1888; 20, 593 bales in 1887 and
tZEstt6l6 bales in 1886. The imports of for
ssssgn for the same time have been 2408
spales, against 507 bales in 1888; 5532
ebales in 1887, and 3718 bales IN 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
AddR2l Christian QliEaDPsSiityy fhOrDS S1llg. Texas

Hgiousde
aous deparn
ines
~
4s#s% a.. cr.AREz.a4sresicae1at
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Communication,

RACELAND, La, I tevrier, 1889.
Mr.. 1Editeur de la SENTINELLE
DECIDE mardi ) fevrier, 4 sa resi-
dence sur la rive gauche du Bayon
L%alourche, Mr.. Justin Champagne,
age de 70 ans. SEES f%unerailles ont
Ell lien & I'6glise Ste. Marie mercre-
Iii aernier, ct .urent attenduS par
un nombTeUX concOurS d'amiS ct
cOnnaissanCeS.
Par la mort de Mr.. Justin Cham.
payne, notre raroisse non seule-
ment pera IN bon citoyen demo-
crate, mails aussi nm bon vieillard,
un simple ct honn6te homme.
Nous lie regrettcns beaucoup ct
nous Offrons nos plus sinceres con-
solutions I; In famille dtsolee.
Notre humble servitenr,
JOHN Bill.
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INCENDIE.-Mercredi dernier, la
MaiSOn de COur de DonaldSOnville,
a etc 0etrnite par lie ten. Get &di-
fee etait tout neuf ct venait a peine
d'ttre termine. Tout a etc consume
lar les ilammes mails on croft Que
lie coffle-fOrt ma pas SGrieusement
souffert ct que les archives de Ia
parOlSSe serOnt sauveeS.
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LECLAIRAGE De La VILE DE
THIBoDAUx.-Cette question que
hons aEous p~lusieurs fois soulevee
ct qui nous parait Dun grand inte-
ret a attire %rattention DUN grand
nombre de nos concitoyens.
La vile. dit ton, est incapable
avec SOS seu!es resources ct son
budget d6Ja greve de subvenir aux
frais dun eclalrage snfisant.
Or ne peut pas avec qnelques
reliqna's don't nous pourrions dis
pose.-, favosiser certaineS rues fire.
quenfees ct ~laisser d'autres dams
r'obscuritf.
Les hab;tants de ces rues desh6
ritees, Gni patent CONNIE les autres,
%auraicnt le droit de demanler pour
quot une mesnre bonnie pour les
uns ne serait pas appliquee pour lie
reste.
Cpci etant aamis, ct la necessit6
de Ttciairase Giant r%Hconnue, voici
ce que nous avonS entendn emcitre
par un tie EOs citoyenS inf1uents ct
nous oifronS son avis, qui nous
parait plein de sagesse, pour &C
quill nous colte:
Qae dams chague quarter on rue
OIL Ia necesslte dune on plnsieurs
!ampes sc fait sentir, les hahitants
Sooscrivent pour l"'acilat de une on
de plusicurs lnmppS, selcn lie beSoin.
81 clacun J met du s;en, lie colt
sera dc 800 4 50cts e: peut-6tre
mOindre. Du moment que Ton
saura combien de lampes, peuvent
6tre achetees let il est n~ecessaire
Gu'elles soient toutes dn meme me
dele) il sera aise de Sc les procurer
aux prix dc fabriquc.
La vile de Thibodaux, aussit6t
Fachat des lampes fat, s'eugage d
ear erection daus les endroits con.
enables ct & leNr eatretien rous
les trais d'Gclairage ct SONS de
nettOyage etant snbis par ellie.
Ces conditions ne sont pas faites
pour effrayer o concitoyens ct
nous ayous tout lien de voir bient0t
ct bIen vlte nos Iues G%ignement
eclaireeS.
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Gains Gu NoId he considerent pas
une education complete sans la
commissioned du ~trancais, ct vous
qui fapprenez des Iivres de votre
mere, vous dedaignereZ den parlere
Non, ce nest pas possible. Parlez
fansiais, rien de mieux; c'est ne.
cessaire en- Ameri1ue; mails soyez
iiers de par!er lie t~rancais, meme
incorrectement' En- tout Cas-, Ia
langue FRANCHISE est un point de
rall:ement, ct nous nous 6tonnons
que notre pres>e Ell ait fait 81 peu de
cas- iusqu'a ce jour. lie Canada a
avantage a connai're Iii Louisiana,
la Louisiana le Canada, tou.es les
fractions de Ia population parlant
franeiis en- Amari9ue ont int6rat i
sc conna1tre. Cest u tache utile
9ui incombe a la presSe ct qu'elle
peut remplir dignement en- entrant
'tans nne union plus ftrOite, en-
e|nlpruntant solvent les articles deS
autres Jonrnanx, lrurS nouyelles,
ell cltant lihtralement les ~ecrivalns
dp pa.ys-et lis he manquent pas,
surtout an Canada,-que notre
presse sor'e du celc.e trop etroit,
trop egoiste dams le9uel ellie Sc
renferme, ct relement francais en-
Anellune st connais>ant mieux.
folnera bient6t une unite puiSsante
capable de faire Srntir son infuen-
&c sur les lestinees de &c continent.
LOUIS DESAINTEs.
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EFT LOUISIANA.
UN PREJUGE A DISSIPER.
Communicated

NETWORK, 4 %fevrier, 1889.
Sous ce tire nous lisOnS dams
FElecteur de Quebec, du 80 janvier:
NJ. Louis Frechette, dams un re.
cent Entire nous, nous parlait de la
Louisiana.
NJ. Louis Desaintes, dams une
lettre 4 Ia SentineM de Thibodaux.
organe des populations FRANCHISES
de cette partie de la Louisiana, dit
quill volt dams Particle de notre
collahorateur rindice dun rappro.
element entire les Francais du Nosd
ct ceux do Sud,
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Accidental V Gu Ia scmai-
ne derniere ct cette scmaine d'assez
pombreux cas- d'accidents.
C,est d'abord lc Rev. Permentler
vicaire d la Nouvelle Iberic, qni, en-
tombant avec an echafaud sc casse
la cuisse. La fracture offre quelque
danger ct inqni6te %6eaucoup les
amis dn pere.
Plus pres dc nous, Mr.. Jos Clau-
Diet, recoit de son clleral IN coup
de pied qni combine avec Ia chute
qui ~s'ensuit, lul causent DIES LESSONS,
simon ~daugereuses, du moins peni-
bleset lie forcent & un rel os d'autant
plus cruel quill est d Ia veille de
c~obvoler.
LIE meme Jour, dlt-On, son frere,
Armand Claudet, Gtait mordu sur
SOL habitation, par III chien de gar
de, qui fut tue sur 10 champ.
On nous annoncc Earrivee de
quelques artistes francais qui Sc
proposent, croyons-nous, de bonner
une on plusieurs representations Il
Thlbodaux. Dcux d'entre eux ont
'deia fat leuIs preuves sur des see
mes im~portantes 4 Paris ct d Ia
Nouvellr- Orleans.
lis nous arlivent de Napoleon
vile, qui Nest peut-6tre pas lie
chrmin ie plus court de Rome 4
T~hibodaux. mails CONNIE chacun
salt, pour les artistes, limprevu,
la fantastic, ct L. beSoin Ge faire
fecole buiss0uniere entrent pour
beaucoup dams lepys mOurs. BEEF,
nous les afternoons ct nous propo-
sons d'iHStruire 4 temps nos anna
tours.
On peut depuis quelques jonrs
voir sc baIancer au gre DIES vents
IN enseigne fate par nos artistes
NM. Trou6 4 Sons. Cette ensei-
gne orne lie magasin de N. y Marx
marchand De hinge ct d'habille-
mentS.
Nous commissions aux NM. Tro-
ne IN vrai talent de pe1ntres dero
%fateurs, mails Fechantillon don't
nous p~arlons oiire uu specimen tres
,eassl de quelque chose de plus, ct
res Portraits qui ORIENT chaque
.ace lie fenseigne prouvent IN
elent dc d%eSsinateur ct de peintre
@ue nous admilonS Sincerement.
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AvIs.-Les porteurs de reclama-
tons contrc Ia paroisse, dhmcnt
approuvees ct cnregistrees, partant
du No. / jusqa'au No. $50 inclusive
ment, sont prizes de presenter, dams
lie d6lai de 80 %jours, "a partir dan
lourdfhui, ces reclamations au
secr6taire du juri de police pour
l~esqueIles il remettra DIES warrants
sur lie trfsorier, payables a vue.
Sont eremptGs de cette f~ormalite,
les certifcats de jn,es ct ceux de
t6moins.
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\ la Nouvelle O'leans, on ira
vai!le achievement 4 preparer la sale
de reception ct le tr6ne pour Ia
refine dn CARNIVAL. Les danes ct
demoiselles d%'honneur, composant
la cour de sa Majestic, seront choi-
sizes parmi les beauties de Ia Nou-
velle Orleans, de st. Louis ct de
nos campagnes.
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DECEs.-Mercredi dernier, Is fG-
vrier, 1889, est decide al Bayou
L'Eau Bleue, Mr., AuGustin BabiD.
d l'age dc 70 ans.
LIE meme jour est DECIDE au Chou
pic, Mr.. VlctoEin Oncale, age de 50
ans.
Les funGrailles ont Ell lieu lie len
demain en- Feglise st. Joseph, q
ThibOdanX.
Chose assez singuliore les denx
vicillards ont snccomh6 4 Ia mala
die counue sous le nom de Rou
geo!e.
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Nous enyOy0ns o plus slnceres
fluctuations a Mr.. ct Nine. Il. CT.
Robichaux a l'occasion de FevGne
ment heurerx qni, le 12 favrier.
1889, "A dot6 leur foyer Dan h6te
de plus sons Ia figure dun char
mant petit @arcon y qri nous sou
haitons Tongue vie ct prosp6Iit6.
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Nous appelons FattentioD des cito-
vens de Thibodaux SUI relection
mi dot avoir lieu lie 6 du mois pro.
chain pour remplirla vacance creee
mar la d6mission dun membre du
Conseii Municipal. Faites un choix
iudicieux.
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A Vendre.

10000 bardeaux de bonnie
unalite, a I'M prix tres moder6
par Nine d. Markasal, deux miles
en- bas de Lockport. S'addresser
aux hureauX de liz SENTINELLE
de Thibodaux pour plus amples
renseignements.