davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25

= Ele zawsze czfowiek pa
mem swego lesu. Jezli CT sic
rzeczywiseie lie powodzi, masz
we mrie przyjac!ela, ktory CT
chetnie pomoze. Opewiedz mi.
Marynka byfa zawsze jesz-
eze l%ekkomyslna isteta z dni
dawnieszych; swie2a twarz
zdofaia ia zelektry2owae "a
pierwszem wejrzeniem. Me ka-
lac sic dlugo prosi6 episafa Er-
winowi swe' pe}e2enie.
= Nam co jesse i co pic do
syta - mowifa - ale music
sic marnowa6 i mozolic, jak
dziewka de byd1a, poniewaz
Hamikel przyjaf mas z faski j
litosci. Starry ten wei reboczy
powtarza mi ste razy ma dzieh,
il wygnafby mnie z domu,
gdyby ME Leopold. Panic hra-
bio, TAXI starry dusigrosz, jak
ten Hamikel, mole czlowieko.
wi docna 3ycie oprzykrzye.
Music chodzic w katunowej
kiece i AMI smiem o lepszej
movie suknl, jaka przys,oi
przyzwo;tej niewiescie. Bodai
raz zadari nogi ten starrch,
wtedy Leopold odziedziczyiby
wszystko, a niego wyclsne-
1abym, ileby mi sic tylko po
dobato.
Erwin siegnawszy do kiesze-
nj wreczyf Marynce sztuke
zfota \ rzek}:
Wezmij to ma dohra SUI
knia, pozoiei o wlecej sic pc
staram. Drobna to przys}uga'
Ia Stora wkrotce odwdzieczyt
sic mo2esz.
Chyba Marynka rie by}aby
Maryrka, gdyby SIG ME ue'e-
szyfa zfotu i ME snufa pla-
now wzgledem nowych poda
runkow. Me zmlenita sic W
niczem, tylko k~oniecznosc i
surowose bezwzglfdna Hami-
kla zmusify "a do n~iejaklego
pos1uszeistwa j rozmysiu.
Erwin ME bez Sozery prey
byf do zagrody; knuf zuchwa
fy plan, a Leopold miai mu
bye pomocuym wykoNaniu
go. Byfoby mu milo, gdyby
60 byf znalazf W ostatniej ne
dry; przeciez i bez tego mi"i
W reku dawnego pol'era.
- Go porabIa twoj maj?
= zapytaf Cd niechcenla.
= Coz ma roblG? = Cd
parfa Mary nka = p'acuJe cd
rychfego porapku do "oznej
nocy, dzwiga i znosi tax sa-
mo nie2nu2enie jak Hamlkel,
ten niedzwiedz biaty. Ale po-
mimo ciagiego zajecla ME ma
| spokoju, niekiedy zrywa sic
wsrod pocy krzyczac: ME
zbli2aj sic zbytnio do mule,
ty z gfowa skrwawiona," All,
okropnie sfucha6. W dzlen jest
cichy i powazny; ME uslyszysz
go nigdy smiejacym sic, nj
gdy ME uJrzysz wesofym.
= Gdzie jes..?
= Tam W polu; droga do
miasta wiedzie obok roll.
Erwin wieceJ wiedzleG ME
rragnaf; poszedf przyrzekajac,
10 powrocl. Powracajac do
mlasta byf pogra4ony W gte-
bokiej zadumie myslac O tel
same] sprawie, ktora go ciagle
zajmowa1a, o SVEN pochodze-
niu. JUL dawniej wpadf by1
ma domysf, Re jest synem mu-
lara, a dziecle Marynki u
twierdzafo go W MIN.
Dobrze mu sic przypa-
trzyfem - m6wif - to Ma
rynka sama, tylko mfodsza; a
takie d2iecko widziafem, gdym
sam byi dzieckiem. Mems
watpliwosei, ze ia Marynka
pierwsza mIodose pod jednym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
PRZYBRANE
DZlECkO
P0wies6 obyczaJOwa z naszych
cZas6W.
flor. da1szv).
(Ciag. dalszy).

[Ciag dalszy).
Sciany okrywaiy owe suto
z}eeone tapety skorzane, kto-
rymi sic edznaczaty zamki sre'
dniowisezne, posadzka byfa
wy1oaona bogatymi kebierea-
mi, ~wykwintne meble stafy
pod scianami, a z pieknych
szklanych szaf poblyskiwaiy
srebrne sprzety. Ateli ME by
10 powietrza i swiatfa sfene-
eznego.
Ma jednym re stofow stafa
sztucznie rzezbiona kasetka.
Erwin otworzywszy ia policzyt
pieniadze W niej zawarte.
Wstrzasnawszy gfowa rzekf:
= Ia mato, ably gdz'ebadz
prowadzic 3ycie przyzwoite.
Zbyt bezczynnym by}em W O.
statnim czasie; powinuoby bye
dwadziescia razy lyle przynaj-
mniej. Ale - rzekl pc chwl-
Ii namysiu - jwili z ia suma
stane pred Szuberem Pc
WIEN mu: to wfasnosG moia,
ME jestem hrshia, lecz pro-
stym mieszczaninem, czyliaby
mi ME dat ROXY? Me! ME! -
krzyknaf petem gwa1townie
tupiac noga W kobierzec
ME uczynie tego, poniewa2
ME moge mu pewiedziee, co
zacz jestem. Music ise do Kor-
wilma i wydubyc z niegc ta-
jemnice. A jezli mi jej nle
wyjawi, )ezli pogrozi wiezie-
MEM, wfamie sic do gfownej
kasy rzadowej i ujde z Re3a
"a mora, cho6by i do A
meryki.
Chodzac wzdluz komnaty,
niekiedy reka rozgarniajac
wiosy, zdawate sic, Re inna
jeszcze zaprzatniety mysla;; te-
DIV i owedy cos mowif pofgto.
sem. Potem siadiszy napisaf
list obszerny do Anieli, W kto-
rym wyznaf swoie w~ystspki,
podaf z 1alem przyczyny, kto-
re go nakfoni}y do porzucenla
Jej, ably jej ME uczynic ME
szczesliwa, prosil o przebacze-
ME j modlitwe "a siebie i
zwalniaf ia z danego sfowa.
Spelniwszy debry uczynek
z niejaka ulga W sercu po-
wstaf, zabrai garse pieniedzy,
zgas,i swiatla i wyszedf z ru
derry ia sama droga, ktora
wszedf. Chyzym krekiem da-
ay1 ku zamkowi i ME special
al stanaf pred Drama.
jake drza]o SERGE jego, gdy
pc tylu latach ujrzat sic W
miejscu, W kt5rem niegdys
szczesliwa spedzit mfodose.
P1erwszy to raz szczery zd)ai
go aal, il uciekf.
Gdybym byf wowczas
ME zobaczyf %niecnej kobiety,
ME byfoby nigdy przyszio do
tego, rrzebywaibym tutaj
szczesliwy, 2 czystem screen
/ nieskalanemi rekoma.
Zaszczekaiy psy Ma die
dzihcu, ~przystaplf i pociagnaf
"a dzwonek. Dfugo czekaf, "a
MIN mu otworzono.
= Cheia]bym movie z bra,
bia Korvinem rzekt do
sfu2acego.
= Pan hrabia wyjechaf do
wod re swa maf2onka =
brzmiafa odpowiedz = l wro.
ci dopiero W ]%esieni.
Erwin zawrecit sic i poszedf
W przeciwnym kierunku W
doline; stanawszy u stop pa.
gorka, gdy zamierzaf przez
pole uda6 sic ku goseihcowi,
spostrzegf zagrode; pred MIA
ma 1awie z darni siedziafa MIC.
do niewiasta ~koiyszaca dziecie.
Poznaf ia ma pierwszy. rzut g.
ka.
Jak sic masz. Marynko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:"

ARDOCH, D. I. F. Galewski.
APPLETON MINI Jan Jezewski
BERLIN, WIS: S: T. Chojnacki
BREMONT, TEXAS. l.. Kochanowiez
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BUFFALO,N NY. JanZurek, cor. Lovejoy& Detroi.str.
Jan Goryca So Townsend Str:
BAY CITY, MICH. An,oni Przybylnski L. B. SO
CALUMET, MICH. L. Wroblewski.
DETROIT. MICH. w. A. MApAJ7ses AubienAv
DULUIH, MINI. Ant. Gralaaoos-srdstr zeAv W.
DODGE {. WIS. F. Brom, A. Mondry.
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wyseeki:
Wisniewsk.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
1853 Davis Str.
GLOSTER, NJ. T. NJ. Danielewsk.
INDEPENDENCE, WIS. FLIP Wojczyk.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich Cichowicz
LA SALE, ILL. Adam Goszczynski
LA CROSSE Wis, Michal JacksonStr
MIMIC, d. T.. Jul. Wirkus. Teodor Wysocki.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humboldt Av.s Soy
AndEasj Bzonkala 7So6E7:2nd Ave:
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. Karol D. Nowak
morris RUN. Joz. Katlewski
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hildebrandt
NANTICOKE PA. w Narkiewic7 L Michal wski
PONIATOWsKI WIS. Tozef Blaszka
POLONIA, WIS Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinski 4e nth Str
STEVENS POINT, Wiktor Pogorzelski
81 PAUL, MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Rice's Point
SHAMOKiN, PA. Franciszek Cimochowski Jan WI,
STEPHEN, Marshall Co, Mimi. Jan Gratzek
81 LOUIS, Mo. V Mazurek, 141oN 10 Str
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WlLNO, MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
Gountrp Real es.ats 90 Get.

ITO LET.--A farm Of about so acres. with
a the STOCK thereon and all farm utensils (;
&c. to q competent, trustworthv person
terms will be made satisfactory location two
miles from Nyack-on- II udson. ten minutes
from railroad station. Apply 10 A. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

r. OR SALE.-House, Brooklyn, on Wash.
side elegant 3-story (besides mansard rood,
bfownstone front residence, 22x50; lot 100
Just put In complete order; not o dollar 10
spend: detached laundry and play house
forty.acre fine park playground; best place
for children or adults In the two cities ele,
giant surroundings 20 minutes by elevated
road and bridge TO City Hall. N. Y. Sly.
q PENDLETON. . Greene-ave, Brooklyn.
Possession when desired owner closing OUT
her real estate. win sacrifice.
GO 000GREAT BARGAIN. Nine room
Yc.UUU HOUSE, with Improvements !
best location; only 60 minutes 70 Bndge !;
1888 Fulton. below Saratoga-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
Gounirp Zeal estate 90 fet


A N EIGHT-R0OMED HOUSE. desirably
"A located, carpcted, with furnace. window
fixtures and coal 935 monthly Address
Box $40, NJ Vernon, N. y.
At INwooD.-To let at low rent nice
n cottage OF 10 rooms with stable, land,
fruit. shade, Ac. water and gas ADpiy
LANGLEY. q. wali-st.
~ LoOMBIELD, n. J.-IIandsome resi-.
- deDce on the PARK. ~ rooms. shade
aEd fruit; 8 minutes walk from railroad
station; also residence on Liberfy.st.
10 rooms 3 minutes Walk IRON station.
Both these places are In desirable location,
near schools and churches EDWARD e,
WARD, 1872 Nassau-st., Room IL
ID F;NT. SAC. -Oid.fashioned double house.
IL II large rooms, four lots, stable and
fruit; every modern Improvement; handy,
comfortable home nlho modern little
house, nine rooms, cellar, with all improve,
ments; rent g2S these places are very de.
eirable JOHN NJ. JONES, 75 slp-aye.
Jersey City Heights; take Cortlandt st.
ferry, Court House cars; several small
- AK ATOCA.--To let for the summer. a
- large. elegant house on North Bread
bcsaraine-house, W. X. Saratoga. N. y.
g UMMIT, N. J.-Furnished ana unfuT-
summit once v omen washineton's B,,t1b ss
u @. POTTER i45 Broadway.
ITO LEASE AT YoNKERs.--X large
manufacturing property; great number
and 81 necessary machinery; fivo docks,
vita deep water. and railroad facilities IN.
fnlpaased; full particulars. with WIN. IT,
HOyT 4 CO.. Vanderbilt ave.. opposite
Sssaa GensFa1 pepet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
tJork n)anteo.

Males.
A WM. l.. HARTUN0,
IA. Expert Accountant ana Auditor.
b5 and 81 Yesey.st telephone. Murray llsl.
a RCHuTEcT. -By a boy, 10. in an archl-
n tect's office TO learn the business. Ad
dress CHAs. A. BHIND, s42 0th-aye.
A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN. expert.
N cnced rs salesman IN furniture and
house furnishing goods, but can sell almost
ANYTHING. would begin on small wages,
where bis integrity VA PC agRressNiaieq ana
502 Fulton.st.. Brooklyn, care OF y. NJ. q. A
WELL EDUCATED Protestant Ger.
n man. sober, trustworthy aud well recon.
mended with many years business expert.
euce "a manufacturer OF cigars ana tobacco
ilrstelass eSpef: o. az hinu ',, sss, tooaeeo
desires nositiOn IN Wholesale tobacco house
OF factory. Address 7. d.. 40 Tribune Office.
Young MAN. 60. bookkeeper, bill
"a and entry clerk, some knowledge OF
shorthand, desires position az anything (;
eee pscfsredh whSa Of f' ocs % ~
ACCURATE Tribune once.
A oTEXDY young man. 7 years ex-
a nerienee IN pamphlet binding and mall.
ing agency: understands folding. cutting
and stampIng machines state salary. Ad-
dress T. J.. Tribune once.
A PROTESTANT BOY, ago ~. desires
"A % learn q ueac. Aooress PARENT
oi9 ConcOri-si.. brooklyn.
A MFRIcAN young man. 30. wishes stu.
"A alton as anything no convassing first
cIass references. Address GEO. w.
BANTk. $50 Eass 130th.st.
POSITION Of trust by q married man,
"A age 10 has been cashier and bookkeepcr
with mercantile house; best references.
"HoNEsT." Box ~. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
sorsts ano Carrias.

e~Ff,ANDRAU 4 CO., T
"A. 372. S74, 37e Broonne-s
CARRIAGES. oo..n
LARGEST STOCK AND WAEROOMs
IN THE WORLD.
BROUGHAMSs3 sizes,
BROUGHAMS lex. From
9R0UGHAMS 10 Spring
BR0UGHAMS (Sus. Spfs).
LANDAus (Leather TOPS
LANDAuS lGlass Fronts
COACHES (Gass Fronts
E S96K AAwA4s II SSx r' FroOo.
RoUK Always (Coupel
FALL DRIVING TR,S.
FALL DIVING TR'S.
CURTAIN R0CKAwYS.
4 Carts.
Mail Thaetons
Stanhepe Gigs,
Doctors Phaetons
Doctors Wagons,
Contractors Phacts,
Road Wagons,
Depo. Wagons
Wagsnettes,
Dog Carts,
village Carts,
Ex Top Cabrlolets
LADIES' PhaetoDS
Tor Pony Phaetos'
Chndren's Traps,
Natural Wood SrreyA
Natural Wood kagons'
Buckboards q sass'}'
sLEIGHs. sLbsas'
srooNnu.vnh AHN h-'Iss SECONDHAND
= = CARRIAGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
Real Gstate.

GENcY FOR MoNTcLIR-Hand.
u some residences and Hiding sites
sof sale; houses to let seGn or year
CLARENCE D. TUBS. 5Beekuan-st,
Y.
FOR SALE OF TO exchfge for min.
proved property; tenemes neighbcrhood
e'sferfed: handsome fiat on 9th-aves
oath OF o0th-st.. including;orner Just com.
:, +. CALLAHAN. 2S0east 42d-st
MONTCLAIR REAL FrATE AGENCY.
vi -Handsorne resideces for sale at
moderate prices; house 70 let furnished
and unfSrrnIshed. PAPONS 4 TAYLOR.
- Cedaf-sf.. NJ y.
ID k0pERTY wantel for sale and rent
L KETCIAM & SMITH,
10 West 14th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
Ciip Real Estate for Sale.

NOW is THE TIME TO BUY A HOUSE.
~ When the present batch Is sold you
will pay more for new house. Headquarters
for west side houses, $4,000 to $40 900 /.
iojge line. J. w. STEVENS, sth-aye. and
o5t.st
no INVESTORS. Attention Is called 70
Il 10 choice lots. northwest corner 10th.
ave. and 145th-st; this commanding location
Io0-foot street. for immediate improvement
for prospective value, or for the site Of an
institution, this location has no superior.
For terms see owner, ID. HOFFMAN. 34a
Broadway.
OF TH-ST., 112 West.-3-s story English
lou Basement brownstone house In per-
feet ORDER great bargain; must be sold.
A. s, LYMAN, ESQ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
miscellaneous.


A LBERT @. SPENCER. 270 0th-aye..
n near 1Sth-st l. station umbrellas, par.
asOls and canes made 20 order, recovered,
repaired and for sale. SILK, 81 and ND.
II EAUTIFUL ENGRAyINGs on wood
- made or portraits. buildings. goods.
&C. Neat, quick, cheap. Beautiful designs
free. Electr0typing. 4. L. DONALDSON,
90 Chureh-st
L. NGRAVINGS on wood made OF portraits.
IA buildings, &c. Neat. quick. cheap.
Largest establishment In New-YoTk City.
r. +. DONALDSON. 90 Church.st
ID S.-DoN'T forget my visiting cards at
lienderson's, 1876 0th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
eiip Real estate il)antsS.

u UsINFSs PROPERTY and houses
- wanted. eni, sell or exchange; no
charge for reglfebng moneg 20 Loan, and
per cent. AIRIAN G. HEGEhAN, 1921
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
6elp manieo.


Males
l., ARMER and GARDENER WANTED.
II Experienced couple without children
German OF SWeda preferred. Box f06,
Eaultabo building. New-York.
I RON. Ono acquainted With iron business
a. salesman and clerk state experience.
ago and salary expected. with references
IRON. Tribune once.
NVANrED.-A bright, active boy, about
w 10 years OF age. In bankers and
brokers' once. Address A. & H., Box z,
Tribune once. II. ..t ~.
Females.
+ AIDES taught dressmalEing and cutting.
IL Call or writo for circular. STONES
DRESsMAKING PARLokS, 3fs 5th-aye.
4 ADY 70 visit members OF her own church
IL good opportunity. Call or address
WRIGHT. 500 Broadway.
w ANTED. Ladies' aud girls 70 learn
w dressmaklng by Taylors square meas
ufe OF dress cutting only IS send stamp
for circular. NINE. RooME. 100 West
l3th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

w ANTFD.-PropeFty o. all kinds for
W gale, sent or exchange; careful manage
ment OF pcperty; promps monthly returns !;
correspondence solicited WIN. S. AMBER
son, I, 966 3daye., near 72d-st. Member
Real Espte Exchange
w ANT private dwellings,, $4,000 20
w s2s 900, also 6a.s and avenue property,
70 sell, pnt and mans9e. Owners send par,
uculars at once. Lists now open.
b. O'HAEA. LAS 2d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

| a ARDENER-A steady practical man
competent ia all branches OF HIS business;
has ~ years experience In fruit flower and
vegetable growing, under glass and out OF
doors good reference married, no family.
Address GARDENER, Box 40. Tribune Up
town Office 1 o35 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

T. houseworkers, &C., English, German
and Swedish; select help furnished city and
| country. THE GRAND CENTRAL EN-
PLOYMENT BUREAU, 743 0th-ave, near
| 4od.st Miss King, DreetreSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

~ HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
" neat, tidy young girl; viii assist with
washing; nrstclass references; city or
country moderate wages; no cards. eau
NJ ia Past 4lst-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20
90 Get.

TI,O RENT, for the Inauguration. March
Il T. windows in q large building com.
manding a full and unobstructed view Of
Pennsylyania-aye. from the Capitol % tho
White House meals served II required
Address X. F., care OF s. Hirsh. 710 7th-st
n. W., Washington. d. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

GARDENER.-By . German: married ;
" experienced In all branches; wants situa-
toin ON flfst-elass gentleman's place good
references; 5 years IN last place. Address
W. O., 400 East 731-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

~ AROENER.-B a German; had charge
NJ OF most OF the largest fruit and vegetable
farms. also greenhouses. FOR three years !;
nent position; good wages expected; Que
child state particulars. Address Home
Farm, WalkIll, Ulster County. N. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

~ ARDENER- by q German on gentle
VI mans place; thoroughly understands
care OF dollhouse. flowers, vegetables; good
carriage man; good mixer. Address BERN
HARDT, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

~ COX. -By a respectable woman as cook
~ aud plain washer In small family
years city reference. Call at 427 Wess
37th.st. A. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

~ ARDENER-By a married Scotchman (;
VI understands the proper care Of grapes,
roses and vegetables under glass and OuS-
doors, also the general management or a
gentieman's place; very best references
Call or address Il. J. o., al seed store, 81
East 19th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

'oh SALE on easy terms. very little
ind. ave. and Riverside Drive Merfiso MY N.Y.
white, architects: unique 20-foef 49,
1ont house, designed fer a hong All ,ced-
~. toAFc1lences. For ffffns &c. aI,niv ~
sr,.ssLLIaM H. JACKSON & CO.. III fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

! - ARnENER.-By a lrst-class married
VI man; thoroughly competent In all
/ branches; dollhouse, grapefles, fruit, yege-
tables, landscape gardening; highest refer
ences for honesty and ability. Call or I'D
diess H. y. H., seedstore, Is John-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

| GARDENER and USEFUL-MAN.- by q
VI middle-9ged German wife to do house.
work when necessary. Address A. GAR
| DENER, Stamford Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

ARDENER by an Engllshman, age
" 80; thoroughly understands his busl:
ness both under glass and the general
routine OF a gentleman place; wife a. COOK
suited. Post Onlee Box SJ4, Wakefield,
Mass
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-01
THE STATE OF. LDUtSI "A.
Goth JndIir,al DISTRICT C.'r,. PAR
ISL IF Laf".,c
Succession Of .JoscpA T. 'mntia n"d
Community Va. l243 Pro
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d.ux ten days after the fist i.nhlicarOi
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.Hs.I, N. B. A ~sxcarssontsq I.rfay.
!, . .Isss- Sunday: was y grand sue
D;.tisd Court opened h,

Distssa Court opened here la
Mon,ay, Judg Brattie i',esIling. 1t
Ia civir term nd there in little bust.
.ess to. transact. t.
Planters lasi' < stumps III their fields
which they wish removed che:sply aud
umchiy can have the same dnue by
Mr.. J"~Hph Pisrrnet, kockport., Read
lis card in ann,hrr column.
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Last Thursday being Ascension Day
and \ hol, day Of obligation for Cath
slics, wa. celebrated with appropriate
ceremonies at st. Jnscpl,'s Church. A
large attendance WAS on hand notwitl.
atandin. the bl-l-.erinS and threaten
fog weather.
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~ - p TE- FFFE
sY.a.-B.deaux. Coulor, Marlborough. NJ
quin and Trotter.
Naya-NOno.- =. vs. -
The chairman Of Einance committee teinX
absent ~ rel Ort Was made. .ae i.
Mr.. ~t'onlon. AZ chairman af the Impr,ve.
menf committee. stated fe had io written
report Z" make, but sx;.i that hA hal impaired
and hal anrertAint,i that tho town cOuid get
lumber "n N'r from any st Ih- lam
Der. men. Therefore he wou;.i make u
motion to the If c. thar the Mayor aid I'm
lrs'vement c"tnmit Or I've instructed +" pnr-
ShN~e AZ much hiM',er ~ the town mieb 1t
stand in need oil. MIR. Trnttcr SECONDED Tins
niutinn Carried
The TREASURER collector and Ia .rkrt mas
terra r.p"rts for AD,i1 were read .ut re- erred
to the Finauce committees.
MIR. C"ulun suygts' ed tn ~ y tire Mlarm he
located in the rear Of the town OH the ..c.l III
one 1T the color ell churches, il the i ltrrrstt.l
parties would consent = e
The Mayor sail Tor thi, purpose hr ,won,d
appoint the r. CURED ~ indtaE tlr. ropim t.
tee. H. app"inted"n this committee. VI. s-rs
Ed B~adranx, chairman. J. ". itottA AMI
y. Malhrenxh. | IL co,nmiftee was Instruct
ell To take into consideration nr lou ,.h-
suggeetinn and net as It may d-.m pru.tr.
Mr. bafexux sail that Cap l.. r. Schnri-
der desired permission ~ iand hi. team, ~
0pnO-ife his saloon abOve ,he bridge. lhis
being ""tside tho limits pirscribt,. tor the
landing Ut steamboats, it. was II" o>si lie I"
grant til request. but 1t Wa, d .ai:y rouctu-
tt"ti that he might landfsl sari place prov,
del he did MT Interfere With Ny ot:,r,
water craft.
The Council then a,ljournel.
}. L. AUc III, l.y.,r.
L.HN Il. lAYLOR, Clerk. =