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THE sARDIs RACES.
Fine Sport Expected Today "A Big
Crowd Already There.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
SARDIs, Miss, May 20.--Thc spring
races are at hand. There is u larger
number Of horses on the ground than ever
before. There are over fifty visiting horses
on the ground-some from Jackson, Miss,
Covington, Tenn, Memphis, Tenn, Gre
NADIA and Water Valley. The races to-
morrow promise to be fine. The long
looked-ior rain has not yet come, but the
live members OF the Pamela County Asso-
citation have made every arrangement TO
have the track well sprinkled, and comfort
TO visitors will be assured. The town Is
fairly alive with visitors from every dircc.
ton at this early hour. Nothing short OF
1000 people will be present tomorrow and
next day. The famous DAN" Ruilins's
fast PAGER, and the Mccormack black
Rather" are on the ground, and the
race will be close. Come all, there Is
plenty room.
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4 CASE Of Importance involving the title
Of some Nazoo lands was decided in tho
Supreme Court Of Mississippi, sitting at
jackson yesterday, which is likoly TO ai-
feet the interests Of many taN.utlc pur.
chascrs and millions Of acres Of the best
land In that State. Our correspondent in
his special, has sent IA a very fair synop-
sis Of the decision, which will be found In
another column.
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Arkansas n. OF q. Convention.

spcclhI Dispalch 70 Tue ApVclI
HELENA, Ark, May 2O.-T9is morning
a special train carried the Helena Division
No. 4, Uniform Rank knights OF Pythias,
to Pine Bluff. The company, commanded
by Capt. S. S Faulkner, will attend the
State convention OF Knights OF Pythias
convention that conyoncs there and will
enter the contest for the medal TO be
awarded to the best drilled company.
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THE ARKANSAS KS OF P.

Tho Ninth Annual Grand Lodge Meets
In Pine Bluff.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
PISE BLUR, Ark, May 20. The ninth
annual Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias
met here today, with delegates from all
the principal towns "a grand reception
was given them tonight at the opera
house. Ex-Mayor II. King White deliv-
cred the address Of welcome, aud u re.
Spouse was made by Geo. A. Wilson, Of
Hot Springs, who gave detailed state
ment OF the growth OF the Order in Ar.
kansas. The city IL beautifully decorated
aud the reception Of the gallant Knights
is cordial aud enthusiastic.
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A BASIS or UNION

The joint committees OF the two great
Presbyterian bodies representing the
sectional divisions OF that church have
agreed upon q basis OF cooperation
in church work that it is earnestly
hoped may ultimately prove basis
OF union. The report containing this
basis is published in another column.
and as II is to DO debated today by tho
Southern Presbyterian Assembly in ses.
sion at Chattanooga, we think IL worthy
OF the especial attention OF our readers,
! those particularly who are interested in
Christian union and fraternity. The COM
mittces have agreed as TO co.
operation in foreign mission work
TO countenance and indorso the atti-
tude the missionaries have maintained
one to the other in japan and Brazil,
where they have worked hand in hand on
common ground, presenting united
front significant Of the union that 80 many
Presbyterans, North and South, ara pray
ing for. The example OF the Japanese and
Brazilian missionaries, productive Of SC
much good, Is recommended to all the
foreign missionaries OF both branches, and
TO the home missionaries, who are advised
when they come in conflict in tho same
field, 10 divide II or leave 1t L
ono aud let the other enter upor
another or new field. They are ais,
recommended, where there arc tw,
weak churches, to join their forces an,
form strong one, and members OF citho
branch OF the church removing TO tn
bounds Of this new congregation are rec
commended to join 1t and thus make com
: mon cause as II there was no division
As to the coloed people. the committee
, recommend that their relations in tn
two churches remain in statu quo, th
work among them 10 proceed on the sam
lines M heretofore; that all possibl
Christian sympathy and kindly aid be eS
tended by each to the educational an
cyangelizing efforts Of tho other fc
the colofcd race and that In
schools aud churches under the cal
OF the board Of missions for the freedmen
. and any corresponding work undertake
10y the Southern Assembly, especially II
, Tuscaloosa Institute for the education
( coored ministers, shall be heartily recon
monded TO the gi,crs Of the rcspccti'
churches Tor practical aid. As TO public
4 ton, tho limits OF cooperation have q
b ready been reached, rs the publications
D both churches are TO DO found on Il
shelves OF the Northern agency at Phil
dclphia aud on those OF the Southc
agency In Richmond. From this II "
" be seen that ilc two churches have aim,
u reached basis Of union. For these thin
&c agreed To, very littlc remains 10 DO do
Ie or said 10 accomplish moro perfect agrc
mcnl aud one that oil Prcsbyterians wou
{" very likely accept, aud upon which thorci
= ter these united churches NIGH. bui
, surely and securely.
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order ought to be, must be upheld, other
wiso anarchy Is likely 10 ensue. No man
or body OF mon, no matter what the pre-
tense, should be permitted TO take the law
into his or their hands The White Caps
should be crushed out in Arkansas with q
summary and severe hand
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Gov. EAoLE, Of Arkansas. is greatly TO
be commended for so promptly going to
Fouos. City to command the peace. His
presence was equal to any number OF
troops and had the desired effect A man
Of coumgc, lac is also a man OF resources
and In this instance he proved that his
reputation for both rests upon sure
foundation OF well ascoriained character
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ADDED MURDER TO INSULT.
cowardly Assassination Near Fordyce
Ark.


LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 20.-A special
to the Gosctte from Fordyce, Ark, says;
Saturday, about eight miles from here in
Dallas County, Jim Allen was shot from
ambush while at work by George fike.
Aliens wife, who was in the field with
him at the time he was killed, stated
before the inquest that her husband was
dropping peas within few feet OF her
when first fred on; that he turned TO run
when he was shot again and fell. Soon
ai,erward George fike came up TO where
he was lying and asked II he was dead.
On hearing Fike speak, her husband
raised himself up by catching hold OF her
dress, and fell back dead. Fike remarked
that he had reloaded his gun for the pur-
pose OF killing him il he was not dead. She
also stated that few days before she re-
ported to her husband that Fike had in
suited her, and that he had given Fike
till Friday night to leave the country OF
be killed. Fike is ut large.
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iness, and having already control Of pctro-
lcum aud linsccd oil, it requires no great
stretch Of Imagination to conceive in the
near future John d. Rockefeller debating
to the whole country the prices 10 con-
sumers OF all these important commodi-
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OBITUARY.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WATER VALLEY, Miss, May GOV. ].
Sands, Of Nashville, Tenn, representing
the music house Of d. II. Baldwin & Co.,
died In this city this morning. lie had
been sick at Oak Hall for over a month
with complicated disease which baillcd
the medical skill Of our best physicians.
Ills remains will be taken 10 Nashville for
iutcrment by his brother aud sister, who
were with him at the time OF his death.
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River TeIegratn..

NEW oRfEANs la. May n Clear and warm.
Arrived W. A. Williams, hcmphlA
ST. LOUIS, No, May 2o-Rlvcf il6 feet and rio
Ing Weather cloudy aud cooler. Arrived. CITY
OF Cairo. hatcher
LOUISVILLE. NJ, May 2n.--Rivcr falling, With
canal Weather cloudy and cool.
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Tm White Caps who so bruially
whipped William Williams, near Poplar
Grove, as our Helena correspondent tells
should DO hunted down by the authorities
and brought TO punishment Law and
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Marriage Of mr. cleveland. uoiher.in.
Law

JACKSON, Mich, May 2O.-Mrs Emma
G. Folsom, mother Of Mrs. Grover Glove.
land. was married here tonight to Mr..
Harry 4. pcrrine, merchant oi Buffalo.
Ny. Mrs. Cleveland was prcsenL The
groom Is about fifteen years tho senior OF
The bride. who Is wcil.prcscrved oman
OF forty.llyc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21

Mn. Humphrey Ward Is engaged upon a
society play. She asplres 10 be q Novelist
playwright and poctcss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21

Massenet the composer. calls sybil An
dsuon IAN absolutely remarkable artist"
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TIL Wealth E r.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1850
- For Alabama Fair norhcrly WINDS
slight changes in temperature,
- For Mississippi Fair northerly Winds
becoming variable. slightly warmer Ia Northern
nor,Ion. stationary temperature In southern por'
ton. =,
For Arkansas Fair; stationary temperature IN
western portion, warmer IN eastern portion north
cry winds. 49,,
For tennessee Light local showers, followed
nv generally fair weather during the day north
westerly winds, slightly warmer. except In cast
crn norton; stationary temperature.
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TIE MEMPHIS APPEAL
70 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS

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Communications for publication must be written
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matters connected with the editorial department
,hould he addressed 10 the Editor Of The APP
peal. Memphis Tenn.
We cnnuot M rule, undertake 10 return articles
not found suitable for publication
our SEW YORK OFFICE
Iasicrn o1icc Of THE APPEAL. No u Tribune
unldlus. Sew York J. 4 Van Dorn. Special
lHttcm Agent
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Col Elliott y. shepard Il talked Of In
Washington for Minister TO Russia.
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Mn,.nrnInrIcni Rcnori.

wan DEPARTMENT, L. & SIGNAL stHyIcr,l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 20, 1853 !
18th Mcr Time Bar Temp nun
q a. W. az A
81. m ......a..ss,, .ssss' ssss''''H''N'- w.
Maximum temperature, ~ minimum 'emPch'
mrc. O. Rainfall iorday. 600 Rlyci gauge, pm"
ipa CHANGE IN past twonty. four hours 0i fall.
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sement compos6e de joifs, il Ell est
a vOir IN seul cas- dc ph,hisie
parmi ces juifs.
LIE professeur Hosmes fait re-
marqner, d'antre part, one theori
4uement les israelites ont touiours
MONS souffert que les antres aces
DIES grandes epidfmips: dams tons
les temps Ieur lonsevit6 a etc notoi
re; ellie Pest encore 4 &c point que
Oeaucoup d'assurances sur Ia vie
Ieur font DIES concessions reduites.
La sta!istiQue confirme positive
'nent ceS. impressions ales.
IL est etabli que dams Ia province
''e PoseD, OH Ia population Sc com
pose Ell proportion d pen pres egale
TAllemands, de Polonals ct de
)"lfs, il y parmi les naissances
rhretlennes ) morts.nds, pour l par
mi les 'laissance ~juivrs. Pour les Ell
fantS au- dess0us d'nn an, dams
rensemble du royaume de Prusse,
Ia mortalite est de % pour cent
chez les chr6tiens, ct settlement de
10 pour cent chez les iuifs. De d
8 ans, Ia mortalit6 lies chr6tiens
tst lie ~ pour cent, ct celle DIES
jnifs de % pour cent. On cons
tate DIES r6sultats catalogues pour
tous les ages, ct cette lOi est 81
bIen etablie qua Fiirtte, par ex.
emple. Ia dur6e moyenne de Ia vie
des chrGtiens est settlement de 81
ans, alors que celle des jnifs est 81.
II ne .s'agit PAS Ia. d'lsraelites
vivant dams ropulence, mais, an
%contraire, de populations juives
class6rs parmi les plus pauvres,
vivant au jour le. jour, ct dams DIES
conditions hygi@niques g6nerale-
ment ex6craLles, saul Ell ce qui
touche rexamen de leur viande de
bOncherie. 3.
Tons ces fats sont: 6videmment
de nature 4 appeler rattention DIES
hygi6nistes eur les prescriptions
talmndiques en- matiere d'alimcn-
tation. ct Pan ne volt pas pourquol
les I6gles lie Ia boucherie .juive,
consacr6es par lexp6r'ence lie
tant de siAcles, avant de rGtre par
le verdict de Ia science. contempo-
ralne, he .deviendraient pas des
regIements d'utilit6 p%nblique.
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La rOulaison est commence u
plus de Ia Motto de nos plantations.
LIE resultat est tr6s.satisfaisant ct
les planteurs qui, il y a un mois,
allongeaient Ia mine, mOntrent
maintenant un visage souriant ct
satisfait. Les Dieux en- sOient
loues! Eft celia nous %apprendra une
fois de plus i ne pas toujours faire
cas- des jeremiades ct des apprehen-
sicns de ceUx qui ne savent pas
cultiver leur champ ct qui sen
prennent toujours at temps on 4
Dieu du trop de sec on du trop
d'humidc qa'ils renc0ntrent quand
lis sont disposes a TRAVELLER.
Dicu fait bien ce qu'tl fait
u dit LaFOntaine ct nous ell avOns
la preuve cette aimee, 81 den a
TAFT pousser nos recOltes qui sont
dune amplitude pen ordinaire, en-
mails, Ell fo,n, ell patates ct surtout
Ell sucre.
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UN REvENANr On nous dit

UN REVENANT On nOus dit
que plusieurs personues dc Laba-
dieVille coulent leurs jonrs ct Nuts
dams apprehension ct cans la ter
Ienr......
Lesprit dn dffont pastenr, le
Rev. V6nis>at, rr>icnt IL NUT ct
fat cOnnai,re "a presence par lies
c0ups de mart-an, CONNIE ferait MI
charpentier. Qnelques personues
prftendent avOir vG 1T reconnu par
faitement Ia tonrnure du defnnt.
Lame du pere Venissat serait-
ellie tOurmeht6e d'avoir laiss6 Pe-
elise inachev6e OH bien attend ellie
le service solonnel qui dot 6tre dit
ces jonrs.cii
ii Va sans dire que tous e ra-
contars ne sont que DIES prOduits de
Pillusion ct de Ia sottise de Ia part
de ceux qui les font circuler ct il
nous parait bien extraOrliDaire que
Quelqne* personnes, sOi.disant Sell
sees, Y pr1tent une oreille complai-
sante.
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importation aux Etats Unis dn


importation aux Etats Unis du
famenx tablean rAngelus de Millet,
achete par FAm6rican Art Associa.
tlon. a sOulev6 une assez c%urieuse
contestation. 81 un marchaud dob
jets dart dams les conditions ordi-
naires await import6 rAngelus ponr
Pesp"ser toni supplement, il aurait
dd payer $4,000 compliant a Ia
donane. Al lieu dc celia, PA,nG-
r'can Art Association, IN sa qualit6
lie socie,e l6gaIement constitute
pour ''de~ expositious de tableaux
dams Pintei6t de F6dncation p0pu-
ialre', est admise i donner caution
au lieu de payer les droits. Les
marchands, qui ont des galleries a
eux, protestant an nom de In JUS
t'ce. lis dissent QUEEN realit6 Part
Association nest lien de plus ou'-
nne maison lie commerce en- objets
dart, ct Gn'elle MA droit d aucuu
privilege refuse aux particulars.
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Z-
Correspondence

n. p. (Brul6 st. Vincent).-Vous
me hernandez des nouvelles du
conciIe qoi s'est tenn Co.'S jonrs ci, q
ThibOdaux. Celui qui vous \ dit
qnil y await ell un concile lei, est
un .frceMr qni "A voulu s'amuser a
vos depens. Voyez votra diction
nalre, 81 vOus EN- avpZ un, All mot
concile, ct sachez nne fois pour
toutes, que pour faiIe un eject u
fault nn liSrre.
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Dans quelques Jours IN nouvel
hotel va s'ouvrir a NapoleOnville.
Ce sera une 6venement, a rien
nest epargne pour Ell faire un hotel
de premier ordre: Bonne table,
bon Cite ct surtout beauconp dat
tentions, de SONS ct de courtoisle
de la part DIES proprietaires.
On cuisinier do la Nouvelle Or
leans, don't nous avOns deja pn
a~pprecier les excellents talents
culinaires sera attach6 i rGtablisse.
ment.
Larr6 Hotel est destine 4 deve-
mir IN endrOit couru, recherche ct
choisi par tous ceux qui aiment IA
bonne chere, 10 bon viu ct la JOY
euse compaguie. Avis Az public
soysgeur.
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On nous signale beaucOup d'ava'
ries arrivant presque t0us les jonrs
dams o sucreries. C'est le cas-
tous les ans ct les fondeIies y trou.
vent leur compile. 81 Pom ch6me
sur Ia plantation. on travaille q
ratelier de sorte que tout est ponr
le mieux dams le meilleur des mon.
des possibles, pourvu -toItefois que
Ia r6cOlte soft bonnie ct que Pon
fasse beaucoup de sncre.
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ChaQue train nous ameDe tOus
les jours u cargaison d'ouvriers
italiens, allemands ct d'autres
nations, venus pour les travaux de
r~oulaison.
Parmi ces nOnveaux venus, IL
est probable Que qnelques uos
resteront dams IL pays, y travail.
leront, y feront souche ct ne nous
feront point trop regretter Pele-
ment noir qui, dit-on 4 tort, vent
nous abandonmer. On nous signale
Ell meme temps une chose regret
table c'est que pertains planteurs
cherchent \ obtenir IL main d'9n-
vre 4 vii prix. C'est nne grande
erreur: ri vous avilissez le prix,
vous avilirez' le travail, ct teuez.
vous le pour dit.
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Sur Ia plantation Acadia appar-
tenant 4 rhon. Andrew Price, on
r&col,e Ell &c moment, $500 Iivres
de sucre par arpent. Tel eat le
fait exact ct contr6le. Plusieurs
croient p%ent-6tre quill ; a exagera-
ration ; mails nous pouvons leur
garantir quill men est rieu. On
pourrait dire aux incredules quill y
a pluSieurs mani6res de cultiver un
champ, meme un champ de cannes
La meilleure est Ia bonne, CONNIE
aurait dit Mr.. de Ia Palisse.
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LA maison de notrc congressman,
l'hon. Andrew Price, est d%evenue nm
lieu de haute ct de saline distraction:
Nine. Edward J.. Gay ct Mile
Lavinia Gay, d~'IberviIle, Mile Fam
St. Loris, cont les h6tes- de notre
estim6 concitoyen ct congressman.
La saison de Ia, ~roulaison 6tant
commeucee, nous esperons qu'ils
trouveront de- qnoi sc distraire, ct
meme, 81 le vieux proverbe creole
est vrai, de quot ame'iorer lepr
sante EN- respirant Ia saire odeur de
Ia sucrerie ct en- buvant hauts ct
ferme IL vim de cannes.
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Tous ceux qui voudront rasser
M soir6e agreeable dev1oLt sc
rend,e, dimanche soir, All Firemen's
Hall, q Thibodaux, OH Pexcellente
troupe, rip Van WfnkIe", dot
douuer nne representation. Cette
troope est fort CONNIE parmi nous
ct ma toujonrs laisse que d'excel-
lentes impressions.
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La langue Franchise q Montreal.

I'm correspondent do Globe de
Toronto pretend one Ia langue
franchise est ell vote de disparai-
tredo Canada. II pense qua
want longtemps ellie scra TOM
bee en %desuetude. II ACUTE qua
Montreal rQn ne rarle guere lie
franqais ct que 81 ce mcu,ement
s'accentue encore dams Favenir
CONNIE par le passe, &c era nne
aussi grande curiosit6 d'entendre
parler la langue franchise dams les
rnes de Montreal que dams cel'es
de Toronto.
La Presse r6pond en- ces termes a
rorgane anglais:
lie correspondent du Toronto
Globe Gvidemment, ne frequeate
one la societ6 anglaise. La Vile
lie Montreal compile maintement
une population de 100000 ames, ct
les C;nadiens Franeais represen-
tent plus de la moltle de Ia popnla-
ton. II y a bien a della de 100000
personnes qni parlent le francais
dams Montreal. Au lieu de tomber
en- desuetude, le francais prend de
plus Ell plus d'impO1tance 4 Mont
| real.
I'll est vrai one dams les ma,sons
lie commerce, la correspondence sc
fait EN- anglais, parce que la PIN
part DIES marchands font leurs af.
fairies avec DIES maisons anglalses.
Mails, dun autre cote, dams toutps
les maisons anglaises de Montreal.
Il y a DIES employees. qut parlent le
francais.
"Qnand nos compatriotes auglais
voient que les CaDadiens.F Francois
parlent tons l'angIais ct qu'eux ne
parIent pas le francais, lis seDtenl
leur inferiorite ct lis arrivent a la
conclusion qu'ils doivent apprendre
le francais. La ieune generation
anglaise parle plus lie francais que
r~aucienne. Celia nest pas la prev
We que notre langne DOVE tomber
Ell desuetude."
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LIE "dredgeboat" gu, dot ct qni
est cens6 carer 10 bayou Lafonrche,
n'avance guere Ell besogne. 81 les
bruits courants sont vrais, il faudra
bien un Quart de steele avant quill
n'arrive q Thibodaux. Nous ne
commissions pas le teneur du con-
trat fait par les parties mails on
nous dit que Ia lentenr des travanx
est une chose vraiment ph9nOine.
male.
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Vendredi dernier etait le jonr de
Ia T%oussaint: jour deux tois triste
a Thibodaux a cause du jour ell
lui.m6me ct des souvenirs quill
rappelle ct dn mauvais temps qui
emp6chait les pieux pelerinages au
cimetiere.
I'm orage await crevH sur nOtre
Vile pendant In mutt du jendi an
vendredi ct rendu la locomOtiOn
dificile pour les danes.
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Mons avons en- lie p~laisir lie rem
contrer dams uotre vile MI. Val
froid Bergeron de Chacahon'a,
leonel await affaire q Ia fonderie DC
Keefe, pour faire ef~tectuer quelques
r~fparations a routillage de "a SUI
crerie. Mr.. V. Bergeron compte
sur une r6colte satisfaisante ct de-
plore le retard que doit causer FAC
cident qui pamAne parmi nous.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-02
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Mr.. Leon Drexler PREVENT tous les plan
tsnrs ct lea habitants de nos environs uuil
arrivera bieni6t a Thi'"daux avec nm stock
de IVo mulrts de chuix ct prOpres aux travaux
lies habitations. II previent en- ontro ses
clients quill pent offrir ses bates q uu prix
vraiment extraordinaire de bon march6.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-02

Dams Ia unit du MarGi 4 Mercredi
deruier, Nj. Rich. A. Frost, notre
d4put6 sheriff, mum dun warrant,
q arrete, snrba plantation Gayoso,
Nh nAgre du nom de Griffin, accuse
pavoir voulu %assassiuer quelqu'un
dams In parOisse St. Charles.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-02

19(ui don't Ia barbe grisonne pre-
mafnrempnt fera bien i'avOir re-
cours an "Buck!nham's Dye parce
on,il rpndra il In harbe on a Ia
cheyolure la cOnleur chatain on
noire an'il pent souhaiter.