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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27
Bad Timber Fires.

llLICA'AS NASA"s AhS Sos
timber fires are reported west Of here on
the Northern Pacific railroad. The
bridge over Clarks Fork, 900 feet long,
has been destroyed. The fires caused
delay to trains and much damage to
nrona-tu
"E Plrribus Unum" on Coins.
''Did you know that the legend e
Pluribus Unum,' which has appeared on
different United States coins, was
authorized to be so placed by lawT" said
a numismatist. at was first used in
that way in 1856. There was no United
States mint then, but there vas a private
one at Newburg, N. Y, and the motto
of the United States was first placed on
a copper coin struck at that mint. Few
collections have specimens of this coin.
They are valuable. In 1887 a goldsmith
named Brasher coined a piece which
was known as the SIG gold piece, and the
motto placed in this form, 'Unum E
Pluribus,' was stamped upon it. The
coin is worth today $4,000, and only four
are known to be in existence. In 1887
the motto also appeared on various copper
coins of the State of New Jersey.
"a great many OF our early coins,
before there was any legal authority for
national coinage here, were made in
England. The State of Kentucky had
some peculiar copper coins which were
minted in England in 1901 and bore the
national motto. The United States mint
was established in 1902, but the use of
the motto On any of the gold, silver or
copper coins was not authorized or
directed by any of the provisions of the
act establishing it. The motto had not
appeared on any of our coins since 1887
until the present silver dollar was coined.
1t remained on u early gold and silver
coins until 1884, when it was omitted
from the gold coins. In 1886 it was
dropped from the silver twenty-five cent
piece and the following year from all
silver oins."-Philadelphia Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27

You should read The CHIcA-
co DAILY NEWS because eve,y=
body likes tit will not dis
appoint your needs. 1t takes
into its purpose the farmer and
mechanic, as we'll as the mer-
chant and professional man.
Every farmer can now have
daily market reports instead OF
weekly, and at little more than
the old-timeprice ofhis weekly;
The mechanic can now afford
both price and the time for his
daily paper. The poor may
now be as well informed on cur
rent affairs as the rich. 1ntelli-
gence is within the reach of all.
THE CHICAGO DAILY News
independent, non-partisan, fair
= o,I5-;c evervhodv's paper.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27
FOR KILLING COOMBS.
The Beckman and Peterson
Trial Begun at Rochester.
Mimi.
Less Than Half the Necessary Pine
Ridge Sioux Have Signed the
Treaty Thus Far.
Wisconsin Farmers Gain q Victory Over
Millers in the Courts-The
Northwest.

ROCHESTER, Mimi, June 28.-The in
terest there is in the asylum case exhib-
tied itself at the time set for the
beginning of the trial of August Beck
man and Ed. Peterson for the murder of
Taylor Combs, the insane patient, in the
large number of people who went to the
court house. The prisoners did not
show any nervousness by their actions.
A jury was soon secured, and the trial
began by the examination of DR.. Bowers
and Coroner Morse. Nothing was de-
veloped by the testimony beyond what
has already been published.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27

LONDON. June 22.-The coroner's jury
investigating the circumstances connec
ted with the recent frightful railway
disaster near Armagh have brought in a
verdict holding five of the officials of the
railway responsible fo- the loss Of Life
and charging them with m~anslaughter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27
FIGHT WITH FtATHEADS.
Montana Officers Have Trouble in Arrest
ing a Band of Indians.

Montana Officers Have Trouble in Arrest
ing a Band of Indians.
HELENA, Mont, June 25. News has
just been received from Arlee, the prin-
cipal town on the Flathead reservation,
that Sheriff Hepburn and a posse of Mis-
soula county officers. who went to the
reservation to arrest three Indian MUIR
derers, are having a battle with the
Indians, who refuse to give up the men
wanted. Two Indians are reported to
have been killed already. Agent Roman
has called upon the commanding officer
at Fort Missoula for troops, but that
official is waiting orders from Washiug-
ton. In the meantime a posse Of well
known citizens from Missouia, headed
by Maj. Stone, has been organized, and
is on its way to the aid of the sheriff.
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EIGHTH
POINT

Rs,ueu5er-Its circulation is 10000 a day-over
a million a week-and it costs by mail IS cts
a month, four months sI.oo,-one cent q day.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27

san FRANCISCO. June 24.-The Bar
kentine Tropic Bird has arrived from
Tahiti. Among her passengers is United
States Consul Doty, who has been suffer.
ing from fever and has come home for
his health. The affairs of the island are
nnieE.
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Signatures Coming Slow,

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, S. D., June &c.
Several speeches were made by Indians
in council, all favorable to the treaty.
After the council about twenty new
names were signed to the treaty. The
incoming of names is very slow. not
averaging. more than twenty-five or
thirty each day. Total number of sign
ers at this time is less than five hundred
out of a needed nine hundred and over.
The commission have almost concluded
to be content with a single majority here,
depending on the other agencies to make
up the full three-fourths of all the Indi-
ans ON the reservation. The band of
Red Cloud have been holding secret
councils at their camp, at which it was
decided to order away all white men
who are intermarried into that band and
have signed the treaty.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27
Chicago, Milwaukee and St.Paul r.
1.-THE FAST MAIL LINE"

Steam heated trains to Chicago.
Vestibu1ed trains to Chicago.
Finest dining cars in the world.
Excursion trains to Colorado.
Excursion tickets to California.
Excursion tickets to Florida.
Everything frst-class.
First-class people %patronize irst-class
lines.
For further information apply to ne
company's agents at st. Paul and Min
neapolis, or any coupon ticket agent in
the Northwest.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27
Champion Mower.

THE CHAMPION is the only Newer On which the pannan never wears
out The knife heel never breaks, The gears never wear out moi Dfeak' IN only
Mower on wfoh the gears run slowly and make no NOISE; :e or a oe
stood ssraiahs Up and The knife will run freely even in that position; the only
Mower or which all lost motion can be taken up on p1maH, ssaIns ma UA.
inn. The ony Mover on which the guards will outWear three sets OF the cheap
guards used On ether mowers, and never break nor get out OF line; the only
Mower on which the slightest forward motion OF the master Wneel starts inc
knife: The only Mower on which The motion is transmitted directly from the
master wheel to the knife pFman without any joints 10 wearioose and rattle,
and where ALL THE POWER is applied to cutting the grass, none oe'ns
wasted on loose joints or fast running gearing; inc onY "cWer Ina mas no
frsr,e v,ork ~ ri,san hanoms down in front to run into distractions Or nterfere
with the cut grass; the cny Rover that has no clutches to bother by slipping
cut Of gear. and il can be put in gear at any point without packing.
THE IMPROVED CHAMPION has less than onethIrd the amount Of
cear;nu that other Mowers have, and the pImsn and its connections are
Warranted moi to break or wear cut. This Mower IS so novel and so superior
to ait others thai an examination will convince any farmer tht IS worth
much more money than any other.
THE WARDER. BUSHNELL & GLESSNER CO.,
sea,NcE,ELp. oHlo-MaHuFAcIuREa s-cHicAGo.i ILLINOIS.
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ELEVATION.
SONNET.

Ii est mid bient6t ct c'est jour de dimanche.
Ioutest soleh ct tieurs, le ri. aux
yeux;
Lair est plus %embaume, retber plus spa
cieux.
IT la brise un soupir, caresse Dale blanche.
Ecoutez Douce,nent, CONNIE reau oui sc.
panche
Dune source limpide. IL bois silencieux,
Des sons graves ct Tents s'ccoulent dams les
cIeux;
C'est fairain qui fremit au vieux ~cloc.,er
qui penche.
Quest ce done qui commando aux fronts de
s'incline-,
Quils soient pieux on nom ; qni Went nous
dOmlner
Et mons faire rtver, recueillis , o mystere
Homme. rappelle-toi ties %croyances d'antan.
Est-ce lie R6dempteur qui descend sur la
Terre!
Cr6dulite! dis-tu. 81 c'6tait vrai pourtant !
CHARLES RENAULD.
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lie tonnelier Graham, qui s'est
acquis tant de notoriet6 en- traver.
SAINT les rapides du Niagara dams
un .tonneau de sd construction, pre-,
tend maintenant s'etre laiss6. en-
porter par dessus les chntes dams
IN autre tonneau. Toutefois Ia
'nouvelle de CO dernier exploit,
quoique gconfirm6e par les temoi-
gnages dune dizaine de personnes,
est encore revoqu6 en- doute.
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On vera dauS nos COLONIES une
annonce dune maison de Louisville
KY, qui fait sa specialize de. mo
numentS Itineraries.
Cette maison, Chas. w. Pool Il
Co., possede un tres grand cholx
de mausolees, tombes, colonies ct
vases 4 destination DIES cimetieres
qu'elle vend a un prix tres rebuilt
On peut, pour les dessins ct pour
les prix s'adresser aux~bureaux de
10 sENTINELLE a Thiboaaux La.
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w fogKk:1y .. ei!EexfE lfP'R0-.
(Co,nlnunique.)

(Co,nlnunique.) kjti
Notre exceliente Douane 6crit
lie spirituel chroniquenr du Nou
ream'M Monde, de New.York, Went
encore de Sc montrer ct de mons
bonner un exemple de ce one peut
offrir de beauties innattendues la
po'itiqne de "protectiom q'el nous
a donn6 administration actuelle.
Samuel Piper, lie Chicago, voulant
faire venir d'Ecosse, pour l'epouser,
M promise Rachel Gill, lui envoie
IN billet de passage. Rachel ar.
rive a New York, mails halle Ia !,
Les commissaires de remigration,
gems austeres, refusent de Ia laisser
d6barqner, ct veulent IL renvoyer.
sous pr6texte que Ia loi defend
d'embaucher par contrat des on
vriers a~petranger, ct qn.on nc sau.
RAFT laisser entrer aux Etats Uni.
H#
nne jenDe etrangere venant faire gu.
vehement concurrence aux egale-
ment Jeunes am6ricaines a marier!
Ne riez pas; c'est textuel. VOLTA
OH nous Ell sommes! Et Rachel ma
pu p6n6trer dams "the land of the
free" QUEEN promettant de lacher
Samuel.
Tout extraordinaire qu'elle pa.
raisse Phistoire est reelle. Pour
Sen convaincre, il sufirait de lire
quelques-unes DIES lettres address
sees aox::commissaires d'emigration.
En- voici une que je traduis textuel.
lement:
Monsieur lie commissaire,
Je lie cOmprends pas one dps
fermiers de FOnest aillent chercher
DIES epouses a Castle Garden, ct en-.
couragent alnsi lemigration des
EurOpeennes, alors que tant d'A-
m%ericaines CONNIE moi, jeunes files
GU veuves, seraient 81 heureuses dc
porter lie jopg. Agreez, Monsieur
le commissaire, mes remerciements
anticipes.
Fannie Prettymouth.
p. S. ST .yous r3ussisaz a me
marier, je donperai vos noms a mon
premier-n6. F. P.
Pour copie elo e.
= sa.sG, L9 oa soe oalntes..
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LIE RETOURD DIES HUITRES-Le re-
tour4de Ia saison des hnitres, lie Ter.
septembre nest pas supplement
une mode, une tradition ; mails bien
uue loi de- Ia nature, car, c'est 4
partir de CO jour que les huftres
commencent r6ellement q 6tre bon.
nes.s D9ja depuis quelques jours
les quais de Thibodaux, voient ar
river des embarcstions chaIg6es de
ces bivalves ct bient6t de nombreux
oysters saloons wont s'ouvrir qui les
serviront & lears nombrcux clients
sous toutes les formes connues.
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-Oa ~s'occupe d'apporter une
crande am6liOration dams Ie service
de la poste i Boston rexpedition
des journaux. II s'agit d'etablir
dams la plupart des hotels, phar-
macies ct magasins de marchands
de iournaux de petits bureaux auxi
liaires on l'on pourra affranchir ct
exp&dier lea jocrnaux sans 6tre
obligG d'aller al bureau central on
anx grands bureaax a~uxiliaires sou.
vent fort eloignes. 81 Temperance
r6nss,t 4 Boston, 1e nouveau sys-
teme sera mis- aussit0t en- pratique
dams Ia plupart des grandes vilIes.
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AVIS AUX ExCURSIONNISTES.-
Nous sommes prizes de recomman-
der specialement aux excursiOnnis-
tee qui sc rendront, dimanche pro
chain, s septembre, a la Nouvelle
lberie, d'aller visitor reglise catho
lqqe qui est sans contredit lie plus
beau monument EN- &c genre dams
nos c%ontrees, ct lie plus digne d'etre
Va d la Nouvelle Iberie.
Tout a cote de reglise Sc trouve
% sale st. Pierre, OH des rafralchis.
sements varies seront a la DISPOSE
non des visiteurs.
lily Ia matiere a fa;re une bon
ae Guvre tout ell PEASANT agreeable
ment son temps.
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FORE! FORE !-Une grande
fOire aura lieu les 81 ct - dc &c
mois, chez Mr.. C.S Mathews, Geor
gia plantation, au profit de recole
publique.
Chacun s'empressera d'aider a ce
noble ct dlgne but; car il nest
point de plus grand bienfait a dis
penser IL nos populations que
celui dune education serieuse ct
libEralement listrlbuee.
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Sur toutes nos plantations, on est
des maintenant prepare, OH a peu
pres, pour la prochaine recolte SUI
criere. Les travaux de PREPARATIONS
Of d,am4liorations ont etc commen.
c6s de bonnie heure a cause de re.
rat satlsfaisant des cannes q sucre.
LA recolte du riz Sc continue ct
sera bient0t terminee.
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C'est tonjours avec plalslr que
nous apercevons a Thibodaux cette
no~rsonnalite remarquable parmi les
commis.voyageurs ct qui porte nom
n. Saucier. Son urbanite,
son tact ct son genie des
.ao;res en- ont fait depuis long
temps IN favori dams les regions
ou,arrose lie bayou Lafourche.
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Lundi oernier q co lieu en- feglise
St. Joseph ! Thibodaux, le marriage
de Mr.. Jos. Claudet ct. de Mile
Agnes Meyer.
La ben6diction nuptiale . 4t6
donn6e par le Rev. Chas. M6nard
qui . trouve quelques paroles bien
sensies pour soohaiter aux noo-
veaux 6poux tout le bonheur ct
ct toote la prosperit6 possibles en-
CO monde. Nous nous ass0cions
refinement aux v9ux du digne
pretre ct nous esp6rons qu'ils Sc
ront exauces.
N
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KOTcE

I'm monsieur dun certain age bien Gleve ct
dun commerce agreeable, poss6dxnt On outre
des conn aiss ances pratiques tres-etepdues en-
matiere de jardinaRe, accepterait dams une
famille on sur une plantation lemploi de jar.
DINER. II ne parle que le francais.
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Leon Drexler, notre prlnclpa'
mo,chand de mulets ct de chevaux,
,;ont d'arriver de St. Louis avec
mo ceptaine de mules ct de mnlets
10 choix. Avis aux planteurs.
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WIDOW ALCIATORE,
Pr0prietress.
SALONS AUX PREMIER.
Ea.al'.' ''gss!e' Pour V,]sgss's
PENSION AL JOUR, A LA NE.
MAINE, AU CACHET.
- @RI& MODERE
Dec 5 81
NOTICE.

Mr.. Leon Drexler Prevent tous les plan
tenrs ct les habitants dc nos cnvirous ou:il
arriyera blent6t a Thihodaux avec nm stock
de lCo mulets lie cloix 1T propres aux travaux
des habitati"ns. IL prcvient en- outre ses
clients quill peut otfrlr ses bates a un prix
vrainient extraordinaire de bon marche.
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PA7URAGE.

Cne MAGNITUDE ct richie savane de 500 az
penis, sltuee pres kaceIand, est a Ia DISPOSE
ton de tous les eleveurs ct propri6taires
danimaux. Pension par cheval on mulet, 81
par mos; boeuf gu vache, IS cts. genisse ct
veau, 30 CITE. S'adressera
o. LEPINE.
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Melons d'Eau.

Les melons dean on pasteques,
on les appelle en Egypte ct
dams les pays d'orrent, lorsqu'i,s
n'offrent pas de feltes 4 leur sur
face peuyent 60 eonserver trois on
quatre senaines. On esssy6
solvent de les garder sains pendant
tout lhiver mails les e~ssais, jusqu'a
present out 6te infructueux.
Quelques uhs prop6sent 'd'sppli-
quer sur 10 surfaces de chaqpe melo0
ur vernis qui exclurs Pair etterieaE
de penetrer dansaes pores dd>us.
lon....Un grand msrchsud De
fruit do New York dit one 10 neil.
leur moyeu serait d'enterrer le mo.
Ion que Pom vent conserver, dsss h
col & sne profoadeur qni rempeche'
RAFT Do gslee
JusqsH present, Il ny . pas ca
dseesai s6sieux Dc fat poor conser.
ver IL melos d'eau diope ann6e 1
l'autse. On 70 peut sea rrocuDs
que tres-difi cilement & certaine
6poque, ct tous vieunent de serree
on des soios intelligeoes leur on'
6t6 donn6s par des jardiniefs em6'
rites ct amoureux des prinours.
II est une opinion repandue par
les grands m6rchands dc melons
c'est que CO fruit porto i occasion
ner ct d accroftre les maladies DEF
rognons. Son effet, CONNIE celni
de rssperge, peut-6tre coustat6 i'm
m6diatement apres Pabsorptio'
meme quand le godt ct le palai'
sOnt latt6s autaut que par la sue
cion dune orange. D6fez-vous
surtout des melons craqMes Costa
dire ayant des fentes sur leur sur
face.
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BRICKS FOR SALE.
PASTVRAGE.

A FINE PASTURE Of 500 arpents. situated
near Raceland,, particularly adapted to the
month Horses or Mules, 81, Cows rBeeves.
IS cents; Calves or Sheep, 50 cents.
For further Information address n -
OSCAR LEPfNE.
Raceland. La
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Sc. DISTRICT eE0xeassAoxxEL.

Les elections dams lie Be. district
congressional Sc sont pass6es dams
notre paroisse Lafourche al milieu
de la tranquillit6 Ia plus parfaite.
LIE candidat democratic a ,obtenn
une majorit6 qui . d6pass6 les es.
perances de ses plus chauds amis.
Voici les chiffres:
Andrew Price DENY 3O43 voix.
II. c. Minor (Rep.) 1928 voix. Ma.
jorit6 Gu faveur de Andrew Price
2ol5. Soft 29S voix de majorit6 de
plus:que Honorable g.. J. Guy OBJ
tenu dams 81 derDiere election.
A titre lie curiosite nous rappel.
lerons que dams IL derniere election
congressional lie candidat repu'
blicain Joley obtenait 500 voix ct
que cette fois ci 81. G. Minor en- a
S2S ce qui fait BOG votes republi'
Gains de plus Que rannee dernlere,
ct quton vienne nous parler d'inti'
midation ct de buudozing.
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Mr.. Wilfrid Delatte Sc met , Ia disposition.
des a%ujourd'hui de ses clients ct de ses amis
Ses grands travaYx de plantations sont finis
ct il eet pref d repondre All premier appel qui
LUZ sera fait pour tout Outrage de maGonnerie.
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Tn marriage en- ball0n.

La fore de lEtat du New Hamp.
qni s'est tenue cette semaine
dams lie Driving Park de Manches-
ter s'est terminee par IN spectacle
extraordinaire auquel assistaient,
affirme.t on, pres de vingt mile
personnes un marriage en- ballon /!
Des pix ct des cadeaux de toute
sorte, y co'npris une collection com
plete d'instrumepts de ferme, dune
valeur de 5000, donnee par la So
ci6te d'agIicultare du New Hamp-
shire, await etc offerts par diverses
associations ct par les principaux
negociants de la region, AL couple
qui vOudrait bien SO laisser marier
Ell hallon 4 la foire. Longtemps
avant i'heure fixee pour Ia cetemo.
ME Sc pressalt une fOule enorme
autOur du ballon gontie ct tout
pref q cOnduire les nouveaux maries
dams leur voyage de noces dams
les airs. LIE ballon portrait lie nom
po6tique dc Gloire des Cieux, ct la
nacelle etait tonte garnie de satin
blanc.
Bient6t un grand tumulte s'est
prodait an milieu de la foule. Une
voiture decouverte, precedee par
une' forte escouade de policemen, lie
baton en- Pair ct GRANT: "Place
pour les maries" s'ayancait p9ni-
Element a travers les raugs series
des Spectators. La voiture s'est
arr6tee entire Peudroit on sc trou-
wait 10 6allon, encore csptif, ct. une
estrada sp6cialement elevee pour
les invites de distinction. La ieune
file, Addie Brooks, ag6e de vingt
ct un ans, portant tn gracieux cos.
Tune de voyageet tenant 40 6n0rme
bouquet 4 la main, a saut6 Ia pre-
miAre s teIre ct . pris place aussi.
tot dams 10 uacelle, suivie de 500
fiance, James Boyd, age de viDgt-
six aus, originaire d'Angleterre,
mails venu tout jeune en- Am6rique,
ct employee dep:is plusieurs annees
dams une filature de Manchester.
LIE garcon ct la demoiselle d'hon'
neur Sc sont ranges de chaque cote
de Ia nacelle, ct NJ. 81. D. Upton,
speaker de Ia chambre des repr6sen'
tants dr New Hampshire, s'est
avanc6 pour c6l6brer la cer6monie,
NJ. Upton a prononc6 ensuite uu
petit disconrs de Circumstance, ct.
il await a peine achieve de parler
que pa6ronaute, M. j. M. Allen, gu.
Sc tenait dams Ia ~nacelle, derriere
les nouveaux maries a erie ala
| chez tout ~ Aussit0t le ballon s'esl
6lev6 lentement dams les airs, au,
acclamations de Ia foule que &C
| spectacle semblait avOir mise Ell
| d6lire. La descente s'est Op6r6s
quelques heures plus tard sans |,
moindre accident dans.les envirOns
de Manchester, ct les nouveaux ma
ri6a sont enchantes de leur voyage
lie noces.
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n

ll.OO0 BRlQUES de premiere quaiit6 sont
4 vendre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, sur lie
Bayou Lafourche, pies IL Canal Harang. La
livraison sera latte sur le bOrd du bayou 81 on
lie demande. Prlx: $500 lie MILLER.
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AVENDRE.

$4,000 BRIQUES de seconde main,
!; un PRIX REASONABLE, sur rha-
bitation Uncle Peter" i In Vacherie
S'adreSser il Mr.. Alceste BOudreauX i;
Lockport.
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AVENDRE.

Cne grande quantit6 de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualite ct delivres sur Ie burd du BAYOU
LatOurche 4 Thibodaux. S'adresser 4 Mr.. O..
l.. CARO-, agent pour Mr.. Jules Dechaux, GU
aux bureaux de Ia SENTINELLE de Thibod aux.
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LOCALES.

Lundi proclaim, Q septembre'
oura lieu la session mensuelle du
;uri de police de la paroisse Lafour-
che.