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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-07-20

Assets over liabilities ....$l52l 46
Respectfully submitted
1i F.SANCAN.
Parish Treasurer.
Thibodaux, La. July 8, 1889.
THE DRAINAGE FUND.
F. SAMOAN, Treasurer, in account with
Drainage Fund.
Dist No l-Bal. rs per last rep.$394 So
Reed since from tax col net 68
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

appeared TO tr-nbIe- One man. Who vas
trying 70 steer a roat upon whsch hts wife
sat on q mattress lost bis hold and In q mo
msns the craft swept into q sea Of fame and
never again appeared The sxony o;
that man wzs simply heartrending
He raised hts arms 20 Heaven and
screamed in his mental anguish. and
only ceased that 90 tear hts hair and moan
Ike ons distracted One young woman
waS found under the dead body Of a r.ia-
tive force Of men attempted 20 az
xicase her. and succeeded IA releasing
every limb but one leg For three hours
they lahored- and every moment the flames
1eps nearer and nearer I wa< ca ths
,olns several times OF ordering the men TO
chop her leg CT Il would have been much
better 20 save hs< life even at that loss than
have her bum 20 cezfH Fortunately /. was
rcc necessary bat the voanx Isdy's escape
from rusiIasior or death she viii never
realize
George Irwin was rescued tron the limbs
Of an apple-sree AFTER having remained
thare for txo hours lie was carried for
miles on tho breast o. the foaminx stream
finally striking the tree which circumstances
saved his life. While sAe<e many anfoEr-
unares were s~-rs ay him and their frsarie
cries for the aid he was pOwerless "a render
are. k= SAYS. still ringing IN his ears One
woman and two children were floating
aloag tn apparent safety when they struck
the corner Of . building and al wsat down
tcgsEhsE
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

victims ksEasiesl in without chance % es-
cape People who witnessed such ssrsnss
those enacted AZ John-towa and
Charswarth and Ashtabuis alone
fully rsalire the tn<sxnfnranss OF
human Hfs In this latest and BY far the
most frtghtfaI catastrophe ever exp~rsenced
In America, hundreds o: deeds sf hcroassn
passed unr-cortsd into oblivion hundred.
Of vain efforts were made 10 rescue the
watss rho went floating swiftly onward 60
heir DOOM Sambsrsezs cases cf manly
h.rotsm and ~emaniy devcsion might bs
recorded, and countless others will never
be known on earth Mothers went 10 death
rather than accept salvation without the
children who chung TO them Brave men
reitastatsh~si their chances Of escape into the
hands Of thos- ot the weaker sex " hose pitt
full cries Tor assistance fell upon their ears.
Stories of miraculous escapes are Told By
men, women and children who reached
places Of r-rgx~ after terrible experiences
In the awful roosi To those who nnd no
friends in the death list thess nnraffons
prove most readable
Curtis Williams and hts wife were carried
on toP OF their root from woosivaI~ Their
house struck rAe Catholic church tn Johns
town and th~y climbed IN the root of that
esitrc-. They remained there until Eh-
batlsitnx took Ere wh.a they made their
way from root 10 root To the hill back Of
John~toxn
Michael Ron~s~n. an frtshman. tells q
Ho-s wonderful story OF hts escape. He
asated with shs tide for some time. when
he Was struck with .oms floating timber
and borne underneath the WATER when h@
came up he was struck again, and ar Inst be
was caught BY a lightning rod and h~Isl
NA - -.
snaIiy rescued
Tommy Brown. Rttfs Is-ysar- oil
yoangst.r. hts mother. brother and the 4
ks-old baby were IN the upper door Of
th-tr house when the crash came After
many efforts the Lad succeeded In getting
the family on the roof and they tore down
tho stream With the current The roof Was
parted tn q few minutes and Tommy saw
his stsk mother and brother 20 down In
tho water He made an effort to save
them, has they we're too far out, and he
was compelled TO tarn hi. attention to the
hab. The pair saat~si 10 the mills In MIL
vile. where they landed On n heap of
dehris
No one will ever know the real horrors
Of this accident unless be saw the burning
people and debris beside the stone bridge
remarked Rev. Father Traatmein, the
horrible nature OF the affair can not be
realized by any person who did nos witness
tho scene. A soon ~ possible after the
/. frss great crash occurred fastened % tbs
buftding A Thousand persons we're
struggling IL ths ruins and TIM
ploring for God. sake To release
them Frantic husbands and fathers
stood az the edse Of the furnse~ that VAS
slowly heating 20 q cherry heat and tnein-
Grating human viestms Every cns Was
anxious To save ht, own relatives and
rave.i cursed and hIasphene until The air
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20
LATE NEWS ITEMS

N she Court Of o-nersl Sessions Of
CharIe-eon. ). C.. on the 18th. the gr.nd
Jury returned a true bill against DR.. T. B.
MeDo- for the murder Of CaPs- T. W. Dsw-
son in March LAST Mepow was srrsign~d
and pi~asi~~i aos gaaiss- June @sta vas
Sxef for ais trial
TEE Beard % CsnsroI Of the Mississippi
p~uiE~uxsarv, ca In. Irth, cancelled the
I-as- sf l. C. Dulsa~x. Of washingto0
aoansv. Of Hsfy ave eeuvicrs on account OF
rhsrges q As4lsr~stm<ns. snd released
sh~a as eacv 20 W. A Pollok 0f 6r~en-
~lll@A
Ar AmSs- CFty, La. 0n the lssh. Mrs
D2vs r. Williams. sg~f =. was acrfd mt
xIIy ssas and killed by her husband
Gor. Rosxxr TAYLOR zad stat, and the
legislative ComuaiEtee, from Tennessee.
ssxsss@r vita about forty prominent
I eitix~ns Il that State arrived st Mont
xensery. Ala. 0a the Issh and we're re-
c~fv~d With military h0nors- They will
proceed 20 Fort Deeatar, Ala accom-
PANEL bx the Governor and staff. and a
military escort fr0as the State OF Alabame,
20 6isint~r ths remains OF Gov. John
S@vler-
Tar heaviest rsiu that has fallen in over
q quarter Of a century occurred at Pine
Blszr. ARK, on the l5th- The streets in
nany places wers from four inches 20
thr~~ feet deep in water. The damage
vii be heavy
TIE handsome granite and brouzs
measoriaI erected at the grave of the late
I Pre-isieut Chester A. Arthur. AZ Alh&av.
" Y. by some OF his persoasl .aHSrsrs'
Was unveiled on the I5sh without eessnaozy
/ BY the donors. who Inspected It
Tar Little Roek tArk-l G.s-ers vas sod
On the lssh TO a stock company for ss--assl
Among the stockholders are Msi Joez d
Adams. joan C. England. Col Z~b Ward,
1 Col. Joan G. Fletcher. Dr. G J. Llneola,
Z Cspr. !. r. Miller, Col Z 3 Moors aaa W
II. Campbell. xnd many osh~r leading
/ Democrats over the State
/ Dz. T. J. MASsEAx. ths w-u-kno~n
veterinary sarxeon Of Yszro CIty. dfed At
Greenville. Miss, On the iS<A ct oso0'i
poisoning
De- 4 4 WINTER. q Jacksoc. Mss,
r-Uufted States Marshal. received on tne
fsth froGa Judge ParS3e-. the sPFointneH'
az Clerk Of the United States Circuit Cogrs,
and from Judge r A. Hill the appoint
uaent as Clerk q the United States Distriei
Cour. Of the southern DlstrteE of Nissas-
sipui. vice Jas NJ Mckee. resigned. from
both positions. Mr.. Winter = an old eiSl-
rea Of Jackson.
TEE total amount Of eontrioatians re-
ceiv-,I bv Gov. Beaver. Of Pennsylvania
for the aood sufferers 70 date Is about sseos
~.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20
NO. %.

Two men we're eating IN Q ressaRsas
vhsn they ssw ths rsiasd fss~s c< rsoDas
Who w~re aeetax down the street. Th~y
sprang taroaxh ths bach iecx, sArexgA IN
slAey ard sp the side % hafi, bat - swtfs
was the p<c<r-~s as ths wave thaa sAsy h~l
20 wsds throuxh water up 30 th~tr waasss
before reaching sh~ htxh ground rhsy
had httIs more than . block IN 70, and the
people who we're twenty feet be-
hind them we're rsuxht by the food
.nd swept away The water cam. IN
wau proceeded BY . ysllowtsA clcad
Of mist or foam. and ~ tt eaaxhs tho eieeAs
Of hoa-e. ts swept them down together Win
. saece~sion Of cra=hs. thss was ssrrfbae
As seon sz po~stete they began tbs vs<h Il
organizing relief parties 20 rescus shs psoris
Who wsre On the houses that hsd ss~s
swept hark fnto stony CE~~k vhsn ne
water coald not escape below crs secured
. eiosh>s-ltn~ which ~ss u.~d - ssnd
cut rnst With strong uss
20 take the people OF the hcusea rtv-s
man volunteered foe this work. and with .
rope tied securely about ass body hs unsds
many "trip. tats the rccsi and ssrh sfr.s
hroaghs two p~opis ashore with nsn. Ths
oshsr xsnsl~ra~n carried ta~~s r~opls up -
the high ground where they wers eoR~d
Tor ey the residents of that lccslfsv nsy
rescue OVER Hfsy people In this vay, NOSE
" women and chiItiren
AIs~ Msry adams drtst.t On shs scp of .
hcx-car towards the burning debris sf sAs
stone bridge. Her raft lodged about
twenty feet from the flames. Witch vers
burning fartously Bosrsts and arsfs cf eli
kinds Vas packed around her and .he ecuia
nes move any thing but her ksnds and heaA
The flames ervpt nearer and nearer. anA sAs
-.
the bank 70 shess hsr or ssone her q deem
AZ last rop. was thro.n her which sAs
fastened around her body The rnrnss q
this time were all around her he nea
dragged her ashore more dead shaa sisvA
Her left arm vas broken In two places sad
both I~gs we're badly crushed
Mrs G@or<s Stanlter was rescued snvs
THURSDAY nixht from the wreck sf hc1ss
away down the river whsn found ahe 80
lying In n cavity beneath . rtis "a bsams
and rsft~r- which held mp the ma~- % rafns
on top ami prevented them froa erraA-
inc her she was unconscious -
vac isEzt breathing Her aeld -
llfs vas very slender ecs, sna
is s not probable that sAs vfff
live. although sh~ h receiving the sssAss.
est of ear-- When the news % hss rs~r1A
after stz csy. .a6 nights 90 sxpnsz<s .nA
lack ot uourtsamenS. spread through he
town, hundreds Of peopis crowded shsns
the ssreteh-r on which she w.s being car-
rted ta see her. Il b considered afmcse
miraculous that shr shsulf have r~ms4~sA
alive SO long The rain and cold vexs
enough to kill her.
The body Of woman vas feund win Q
pretty baby cispsd In ner arms vfsh vhne
had been \ most loving emhrSrs. All e6ox0
20 unciasp her arms were anvsvsilinx. TAs
only way 10 get the baby from the ces1
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20
THE DELUGE.
Some Stories OF tho Grcat Flood
at Johnstown


TINS WHICH rRfxD sESs ExsnrS
fs Ia no hackasy~t usteraaee 70 say that
zen can noe depts-r the horTors % the twin
disasters holocaust ami deiuxs
which the towns in the Csnsmaagh valley
we're Waited last week Stlea-@ 10 the most
expressive eloga~nee fer tA~ deep emotions
that sprfng from the h~a<s Of every man
Who has read the lengthy accounts In the
newspapers ot the death wsvs wabsh swept
away the homes and destroyed the lsv-s %
the thousands II happy and prosperous tn
aahttant@ q the stricken r~xssne ard the
flames which ted rsv~nsnsly spcu tire huge
r,a~s Of debris which gathered ~ the fatal
Ridge tn Johnssrwr and tie hznsirsds Of
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

THx governments of Germany. Austris
al Russia have sent m bientic VI note to
,ae Sxiss Government asking the latter
- fsal IN a more severe manner with
tn.-rhists a1l SScialisfs-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

lxround numbers s.si.o0l had. mp to
he lssh. passed through the hands of the
eierk of the mayor ot New York City for
,Ae relief of the food sufferers Of the
Csaemaush Valley
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

FoCR HUxDEED kilograms were received
II ,as Vatican deplOrin- the unvailirg Of
.As Braao noaume1t- All ot the Am
hssssslors accredited to the Vatican me,
n iha Pnr.s.s rhapel oa the 9TH
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

SrSrzrA has sent a note IN the Turkish
Tnrfs declaring that the hostility os the
S~-viaa regents 10 Austria l. regarded as
= easas beIii. and expressing the hope
,Aas ne same viii be modified
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

TIE advOcatss othi-h lie~ns. in MARY
and are making gallant fight in favor
81 sh= movement IN that State Contrary
% their usual custom the Prohibition
s,s are lending their aid to the measure.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

Twx Prince OF Montenegro. on the ffth.
e-asrsd that the army Of Montenegro BE-
immediately reoryanized and put in
resdizess for active service at the short.
g; seflce.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

-sr tCal-i police f0rce have been indicted
80 recriyia< b-ihss from gamblers and
sshsrs. Ex-Chiet Brady a7d Chief De-
s~efSvs LAutoa are ama1g the number.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

rwr first annual meeting oe the Nstio nal
,s.o-iatisu ot the Loyal Women OF
American Liberty was held in Boston or
tie 18th
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

A xrasza Of e5tizens OF yohnstoxn.
sAsse property WAS swept away BY the
saass. are Iasskias- mp the financial condi-
isa u the members Of the Soath Fork
F.saIng Ciuh. with a view to bringing
saits b recover for the property de-
straEesi
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

FtRE IS sweeping the forests south aud
vsss Il Superior. Wis. aud unless the
weather s0oa ehan<ss the loss will be
enormous. Up ~ the 15th over a halt
nlllion dollars worth OF pine timber had
he~u DESTROYED.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

NEARLv 100 persons, mostly Methodist
s1atsy- school children. were killed in a
sri-attal accident to an excursion train
zear Armagh, Ireland. on the 18th. The
uamher Of wounded Is not stated. but it Is
lAr-~.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

rHx cab drivers OF Paris struck in
S..ly. ou the i3sh- and not single eat
-,rIA be seen on the streets
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

rxrx in front Of Mrs. Iangtry's
.r-<p. IA Twenty third street. New Yorh
~,tv. vas shattered BY lightning on the
~fsA
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

FArHEz TAHxgY. n Catholic priest.
celebrated mass in Patrick Mat sis.s
rzssl st Jshz<town. Pa. on the 9th Many
e thsse present shed their first tears
eTs- the disaster in response to the good
v-less's touching remarks.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

Taz Naval Inspection Board, ot which
been ordered 70 etavene at Newport. r
L % the Iss, 10 appraiss the United
safes vessels there The board will also
9 10 B1ston AMI Portsmouth on similar
szziress.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20
THE SAMOAN PROTOCOL

rh~ Doearaear <sxz~a sr An the Cem-
raissspaers as B~rits-Is. Pr~ws~ssns NAY
Not be M@ae fubtle Uatii Congress
Meets
wAsHrxsrox. June f5-Th- Berlin z--
xssiatfons for the S&noen treaty are ss
"a end. aud dispatches resolved sf the
STATE Department state that tAe prs--f0e0l
was signed by al tk~ e5E1nissssuers Y-s-
,~rssav IN Berlin- IL > raw understood
thar the s<---mezs originally s2oent..~ss
n the STATE Department vas ss1a1 80 -
entirely satisfactory 20 the Presasa@nf. 70
S---resz-y Bi.ir- AID the rest oe the Cab
met
Stst- p~uarrzent o-~fAIs are noe Y-t
certain whetser - Eot to Sarzaaz agree
meats car e= =ade Faha.e h-tcr- the
z-e@ss=< o. CozZr@s<- z formal treaty
r-rrainirx % fnterzAfagzA1 41essioRs. IL
vii have ~ He su6-lr.s4 20 the Senate :
but As a sirupI- agreement The state De-
Psrruenr has power 20 EAke p1e41e rs
prcv1siozs AZ It's 1lser~sssE-
rN- P-wu.vtw.nl& KzElesK& Repaired
CucAsa gzz~ 2-Tse PezEsvlvazia
-.iErosa sAs h-~z -@ezflr tnr01-a the l.r@
soc<-s district 1=1~r tie direct sGp.rEt-
.i., - rhe c1zr@rs IN charge Of The ec-
xir-eria< and transportation depart
meats of sa= Pe1nsFlvAzIa lines The
last rnsI needed % connect the severed
v1rxs q the great thoro1ghsare Was
PLACED in poxiri0z yesterday It's new
sraex has b@~n Substantially butlt AMI
il viii b. gradually tested uatIa Moudzy
next. whsn tha great truak hae VIII Be
r~op~ned and express trains vii again
rrr in both directions between Chicago
So. Louis, ClrcianAri and Cleveland %
the vest. and Balrmcrss Washiagt0n-
PniIadelphiA An4 Ssw York On the east
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

A~ELvE rHsvsASD people attended the
1np"t the German Baptists at Harri-
ssenarSh- Va. on the 18th Under the
RES adopted ladies' are forbidden 20
s-E aaY out the plainest and longess
Ils.lag habits, and all members hereafter
v aaEe % give Up their gold watches.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

AHAS about forty years old. name IN
kaoWa, was made a prisoner at police
esaliqaartsrs in New York City on the
siSar Of the Iith. and from the mystery
surrounding the affair it is believed that
ne arrest was in connection with the
eruaiR natter.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

/ carRFzR who srriwed at Bismarck,
aak. On the Hlrh. frun Standing Rock
AS~aey. stated that sitting Bull. who had
A~-z dangerously Ill wish pneumonis.
s1s slawly sinking. and Eo hopes were
sesertala..I af his reeoxerv.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

fHz London Times Berlin special Of
iAs lish says that the gist OF tae Samoan
rsaiY : t1at King Nalietoa Is to be rein
sAied. aad the control Of affairs on the
sands ls to be left mainly to the natives
1-mseivss- The importation OF liquor
iad firearms Is TO be restricted
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

LaH 6eTmaa Government has formally
Z s4n-'i the GOvernment Of Switzerland
IA Il ; impossible FOR Germany To
WITH Switzerland IN the justice ot
: = atserss course in the affair Of Police
--sPectoE Woaigemath. and that Ger
:. ..a1s reserves the right 10 take action in
1e natter.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

zAx i great excitement as Shelhurre
- Mass, one % the most thriving
-as n the Dearaeld Valley. over the
sssoilltY that the SzGiawaya lake dam
:. birmingham VI. some distance
may give way and Hood the valley,
.sls'ng II fearful destruction Of life
aad property.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

So e.oansetieut House. on the Ilth.
= - the Secret-BaIIos bill vetoed hy
e-ssrnor. by restricting its opera
- = STATE and Presidential elections.
mr. 'sa.sd is was passed By large ma
re- An aulendment requiring the
- % Ezrles aecordin. to politics
- sslecSed-ss To 10.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

LAGCEzRE. Laisant aud De Rou-
- .- q" we're arrested for resisting the
- s1-.'osi'ies At AngouIsme, on the 9th on
2celslon Of the prohibition OF the
- -. saSi meeting there. we're placed on
-. -. q nat place on the 1zth- The charge
.ss--a -ss Inem Is thatot rioting and threat
sa'ss the police.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

a. - soforerss jury n the Crcrin nur-
r,s,-- u Chicago, closed their irvesti-
o. t1s IIth. and warrants were
So sa-''-.@aeiy issued for about thirty per-
!. -, many o whom had been mentioned
s1S.--eesion with the crime. Alexander
r~~rss Sas among those who were ar
''A'Sa a1d locked up.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-20

pursuance of directions from the
sent. General Sehofeld. the acting
y ss.as'aFy ss.s of War. has prescribed radius
- niles from the District Of Colum
: ne limit within which Captain
-. 4 Armss shall be confined for i've
60 : part punishment for his assault
o9xernor Beaver.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
THAT KANTANKEROUS

Old woman described in the nursery bal
lad. who " lived upon nothing but victuals
and drink" and yet would never
be quiet was undoubtedly troubled
with chronic indigestion. Her yIctuals,
like those of many other elderly persons
whose digestive powers have become i'm
paired, did MT agree with her. This was
before the era of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, or some one of her numerous
friends and relatives would undoubtedly
have persuaded her to try the great spe,-
cific for dyspepsia, constipation and bill
iousness. This would have been meas
ure of self-protection OH their part, for
she would soon have been cured and
ceased to disturb them with her clamor.
The most obstinate cases of indigestion,
with its attendant heartburn, tlatulence,
constant uneasiness of the stomach ana
of the nerves, are completely overcome by
this sovereign remedy. Chills, fever and
bilious remittent, rheumatism and kidney
troubles are also relieved by it. At
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

AT New Haven, Conn, Presbyterian
congregation is afflicted with an indebt-
edness and an unpopular pastor. Be-
cause of the latter fact no headway can
be made in discharging the Indebtedness,
and the pastor is hard to get rid of. He
appealed to John Wanamaker, the mil
lionaire Philadelphia clothing merchant,
for help. Mr.. Wanamaker proposed to
furnish the goods for store, to be man.
aged by the congregation, the profits
from which should be applied to its in
debtedness; but the congregation wisely
concluded that it would not go into the
clothing business, and will continue the
wrestle with debt and its pugnacious
preacher.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
THE PHANTOM ARMY.

And l saw phantom army come,
With never a sound of fife or drum,
But keeping step TO muffied hum
OF wailing lamentation;
The martyred heroes of Malvern Hill,
OF Gettysburg and Charlottesville
The men whose wasted bodies fill
The patriot graves of the nation.
And then came the unknown dead, the men
Who died in fever swamp and fen,
The slowly starved of prison pen;
And marching beside the others
Came the dusky martyrs of Pillows fight,
With limbs enfranchised and bearing bright.
l thOught-'twas the pale moonlight
They looked as white as their brothers.
And so all night marched the nations dead,
With never a banner above them spread,
No sign save the bare, uncovered head
of their silent grim Reviewers;
With never an arch but the yaulted sky,
With not flower save those which lie
On distant graves, for love could buy
No gift that was purer or trueT.
So all night long moved the strange array.
So all night long till the break of day
l watched for one who had passed away
With reverent awe and wonder;
Till blue cap waived in the lensthening line
And knew that one who was kin of mine
Had come, and spOke-and, LO! that sign
Wakened me from my slumber.
Bret HdTte in Chicago Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

THE Democrats are in state of mind
about Virginia, and we do not wonder
Through the efforts of the Republican
National Committee the Republican fac
tions in that State have been harmonized
so that there will be only one ticket. The
Democrats carried the State by the beg
carly majority of 1859 last fall, with the
Republican factions pulling against each
other. They will pull together this time
and the fact portends Democratic defeat
About all the Democrats are able to do to
ward off the blow is to yell "Mahone.
He must be good deal of man to draw
so much Democratic fire.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
TRY THE CURE. HAY-EEvER
CADlz
NURSERIES.

We sincerely thank our customers who have SC
generously patrOniZed us in former years for yOuI
Kind favOrS We give our attention wholly to the
Nursery business. Aided with thirty years eX.
peIlence in the business customers may rely upon
receiving the benefit of our large experience-the
greatest care being taken to have everything true
to name. Our grounds are open and free to al
visitors
Our stock for spring is the largest we have had
since We have been in the county.
Consisting of 10000 Apples and years, of al
the best old kinds. Also, Lawyer York, Imperial
Pawakoe, WaIbridge Manu. Hyde'S Keeper, Stark
Landlord, MeIDtOSh Red, Sutton Beauty, Wealthy
ClemOnt, yellow, Transparent, and many others
Also, full line of Pear, Cherry Plum, Peach
Apricot, Vines and ornamental stock. We guar
antee satisfaction on all sales. We have fruited
several of the new varieties, and have some q
others in our experimental grounds. Our trees
are healthy and free from insect or disease. Price
about One-half what you pay to foreign agents
Come and see u.s. or address
27-2m j. MORRISON, Cadiz Ohio.