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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE number of visitors on the closing
day Of the Paris exhibition was $40, 900.
The total number of paying visitors to
the exhibition was 25 900 600, as CON-
pared with l2,0OO,0OO in 1873, and
5000. 900 in 1867. Of the 3 1900, 900
tickets issued $4,000, 900 have been
utilized. The Ejffel Tower receipts
have been $500, 000f.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

WHILE you are fixing up your steam
boat line, Kansas City, don't forget TO
proyIde tor cheap insurance.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE express car of an NJ, X. & r,
train was robbed near PryOr's Greek
last Saturday night by two masked
men. About $1,2l7 was stolen.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THERE is nothing little about Brazil
ian revolutioDists. They depose a mon
arch in o royal way.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

PATTI and Nicolini are again ell route
for the United States, having sailed
from London on the 9th inst.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

Missouri has in the lower house of
congress four Williams, two Richards
two Johns, one Charles, IL Alexander
one Robert, IL Frederick, one James,
one Nathan.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

The leaders in control OF the prOvis-
ional government of Brazil are repre-.
sentative Brazillans, known for Their
patriotism and integrity. Fonseca, the
president, is recognized as a brave sol
der and an honest citizen. Barhosa
the minister of finance, is able and
honest, though poor. Bocayuva, min
ister of foreign affairs, is a journalist
an ardent republican and a popular
leader.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE Canadian parliament has been
called TO meet January l6.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

AT THE hundred and twenty-tirst
annual dinner of the New York cham
Der of commerce., Mr.. Cleveland, who
had been elected ali honorary member,
responded to a toast. Upon being
introduced in a speech by President
Smith, Mr.. Cleveland began by thank
ing the body for the honor conferred
upon him. He considered himself
fortunate in being thus connected with
the business interests involved in the
orga nization. knowledge of the bust
ness interests of the country should aid
I'm the discharge of the duties OF citizen
ship. 1t would be a great benefit to
the country if more business men were
in the national Legislature. Some dan
gers that beset our political life could
then be more safely met. Mr.. Cleve-
land humorously referred to what had
sometimes been said as to the position
of ex~-presidents. Some II had sug-
gested that they be taken out and shot
He demurred to that idea, and his own
suggestion would be that they simply
be left to earn their own living the
same as other people.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

j. II. MCLEAN says he is not a an
didate for the Ohio s%enatorship.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE Gypsy Festival.
Recitation;
Uncle Billy and the Civil RIGHTS Bill
Miss Gussle Finley.
TablPau ne !, ''ith-
Vocal solo: star of VI, Heart
Miss Kate rog!cman.
Recitation: Boat Race
Mss Annie Mccoy.
Instrumental solo: 'Arahr,q que" 30. Andris
Miss Hattie Williams.
TabIeau: ..... Rock of AgCS.'
Recitation: ....... "Wouau's Rights
Miss Eminn Kelly.
| T'sble.u. "MOrHIng and Night >
| Recitation: 49,. Asleep n. lbr Swiich.'
Miss May Morgan
Instrumental solo: "FrOn FlnWcr 10 Flower
Miss Little l.. LaSn.
Reel. alton; "A VERY Naughty L!tI'r GIRL
Miss KITTY Funk.
As tie curtain rose a scene wa presented i'
the audience IhGt was IuIi" h.I"n n ih"iF "N-
p%cciIons. SITTING around heir camp VA, Il
band Of nine gypsy uaaitrns. trrmcs"nt' At 10y
Mi5scs Annie Mccoy, Gusslc Fini"y, Pauline
CIurkson. Name Cobb. BiHnch Berry, Iulu
Piper, frankie FOES, Mary silver "'d Mary
Marian. the latter rrurc5rHlci the iuIIuur tel"
Ter and the others tnmbour,nr siri) aII% Arrit.S
asleep, and, sitting "n II throne "b"Ee then
! WAS their queen. represented by Mss iih.rtl
HawkIns) presiding with Grrrr An" dignity A
Il word fem th"fruAcn M merry u "' ai".'
to their feet, tambourlEC- rH4 al. ana m'rrh'
ed nv unh singing mcrrily. Cakri's~ly wander
ing over the country road wh7 u Yankee
rr,idic, Of ii ware (Mr Wm Nthit7j Wiz"
bcIng crmp1e.cly amazed at toes -,-Lt that {
suddenly met HE l'2', II Ia, weikh'sa OF hi
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE re-submission sentiment is grow.
ing in Kansas.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE democrats will resist any at
tempt to turn democratic congressman
out simply to make for republic
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

STATE AUDITOR .SEIBERT has pre-
pared a form for bills for costs against
the state and forwarded each circuit
clerk in the state a supply of the same.
The bill is itemized for the clerk. sher.
Tiff and justice of the peace, and the
amount to be charged for each separate
service is set forth plainly, so that any
person who can read has no excuse for
making an error. The document also
contains valuable suggestions and ref
erences to the laws under which each
charge is allowed. Decisions of the
appellate courts bearing upon criminal
costs are also referred to. 1t il a cred
liable piece of work, and shows great
care In preparation and detail, and will
serve to prevent errors and misconcep-
tons of the law.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

JEFFERSON DAVIS has had a backset
and is again seriously i'll.
Congress will meet OF Monday, Dec
ember 2.
CONGRESSMAN MANsUR is in Wash
iDgtou.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
Evolutionary and Musical Enter
talnment.

The musical ard cle, uti"nary entertainment
given by the pupils OF T.. +. &. under IT." dncc-
tioc OF Miss Sara Vance F~Gglcman NJ the opera
houee Monday night was one G. the most lie
lightiul ones ever given in this city. The FOL
low ing WAT The prOgraTnm"'-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE last form of the second volume
proper of the revised statutes went to
press last Saturday afternoon, anu
Senator Major, as chairman OF the
revising committee, formally dissolved
the long session. Two of the commit
tee will remain there for the purpose OF
reading proof on the miscellaneous
matter and the index, which is To be
inserted at the end of the second volume
but the work oi the committee prac-
tically terminated Saturday. The
committee has been III continuous
session since the LIST OF June and has
done an enormous amount of work, as
the statutes will demonstrate. The state
department is still busily engaged in
distributing the first volume as fast as
it comes from the binders hands, and
in about two weeks the distribution Of
the second volume will begin.
MR.. LEE MERIwETHER, the active
and wide-awake young labor commits
sioner of Missouri, is actively engaged
in breaking up the ''pluck-me" store
and scrip-paying systems that have
for a long time been in vogue with
certain manufacturers, contractors and
mine operators in the state. Mr..
Meriwether gets a pretty stiff quarrel
OH his hands once in a while, hut he
seems to know what he is doing, and
he drives right ahead. If the labor
organizations of the state will hold mp
his hands, and aid him in his work
he will accomplish a great deal for
them. lie has the spirit of reform in
him, sympathy for the cause he repre-,
sents, and the intelligence and industry
to enable him to do good wook.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

A FEW evenings ago about 1880
O'Clock, a stranger approached Leona
Thibodaux, neal the station at Bayou
Beuf, La, and slapped him Oh the
shoulder. On Thibodaux Directing
because his shoulder was sore the
stranger stabbed him in the back and
neck severely NeilThIbodaux, "a brother,
went to Leona's assistance and receiv-
ed a stab IN the neck also. The stranger
ran into the station and stabbed NJ.
ThibOdarx, the telegraph operator,
severai times. Mr.. Pennishaw, who
went to assist him, was stabbed to the
heart. Joshua Morrison, the station
waite man, was stabbed ten times. The
stranger then took a skiff and pulled
out OH the bayou, where he was shot
dead. He was unknown. 1t Is sup
posed that he was a lunatic.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

The charters of 700 Missouri corpora
tions have been revoked by the secreta-
ry of state for failure to fill the requir-
ed affidavit under the anti-pool and
trust law, and the name of two hum
dred and fifty foreign corporations
posted as having failed to comply with
the law. Seven thousand five hundred
corporations. home and foreign, were
originally notified. Probably fifteen
hundred OF these were dead. The re.
mainder, excepting those above men'
toned, have complied with the law,
many of them having to get out of trusts
and to cancel contracts and agreements
in order to truthfulIy make the sworn
statement. The law is on statute books
to stay. 1t has already done a great
deal of good, and it will do more.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE state democratic committee met
in st. Louis, last Saturday. Quite a
large number of democrats from the
state were present, and there was a
general love-feast and congratulation
over the bright prospects for the demo-
cratic cause in the country. Very little
business was transacted, the only Of
fetal action being the election of Hon.
Robert A. Hicklln as member of the
committee for the fifth district, vice
Emmet Philips, moved from the state .
There was some discussion as to the
election of a secretary, vice Mr.. John
Sebree, who had resigned, but no
definite action was taken, a special
committee being appointed to recon-
mend some one at the next meeting of
the committee, which will take place
in some two weeks.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
JOHN POWELL,
LOW PRICES FOR CLOSE BUYERS
IL lbs. Granulated Sugar 81.

w.
ArbuckIe's Coffee per package. %
IA pounds best Rice 81 90
% pounds Oat Meal. / 90
100 pounds Rye Flour. 3 90
New Maple Sirups per gallon. l co
Lard per pound. Of
Dry Salt Bacon per pound....... OS
Salt, per barrel........ ........ | 20
Star Tobacco per pound. ........ 40
Fine Cut Tobacco per pound 800. so
Best Miners White Oil per gal. 40
25 pound Keg Powder........... 6 90
Powder per pound. 30
25 pound Sack Shot. ........... l 80
New Genuine Goldfish per pound. OS
New White Fish per pound. ..... OF
New Mackarel each. ...... 49,. l24
WE ARE RECEIVING
NEW CRAN8ERRIES,
NEW RAISINS,
NEW CURR ANTS.
NEW NBNCE MEAT.
NEW BUCK WEAT FLOUR, &C.
JOHN POWELL.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

THE arrangements for the Consolida-
ton of the barb wire mills are about
completed. The new combination will
be known as the Federal Steel Com
panv, with an Illinois charter and a
capital of $l2, OO0, 600. The principal
office of the concern will be in Chicago,
with branch offices in Pittsburg, Cleve-
land, New York, Omaha, St. Lonis,
ST. Paul, San Francisco and New Or
leans. The plan is TO buy up all the
plants now manufacturing plain wire,
barb wire, and wire nails, fixing the
price a. a fair cash value, and giving
the owners the option of dispos-
ing of their property for cash
or stock. A company with a
capital, when fully paid in. of 2,OOO,-
600, of which Judge w. A Hudson, OF
Alabama, is TO be president, is being
organized by Philadelphia capitalists
to OF crate iron furnaces i'll Florence,
Ala. The big oil deal in Findlay, o.,
which has been the subject of several
dispatches lately is now ascertained to
be an actual fact. The new company
is to be known as the Geyser Oil Com
pany, and is capitalized at $500 600.
The territory controlled by it is 10000
acres, lying altogether i'll Allen and
Van Vert counties, southwest of Lima.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-12-14

Mr.. Andre Chanffeau Gevient L.
propri6taire ct l'editenr en- chef dn
Courier de Houma. Nous persons
que c'est une bonnie fortune ct pour
lie journal ct pour Mr.. 4. Chanfrean,
qui a 1eja fait ses preuves CONNIE
Journalistic dams Ia meme i%eni'lp.
Avec ses relations de famille ct SEES
antecedents h~onorables, lie nonvean
pr%oprietaire du Courier lie peut
manquer de r6ussir, ce que nous lui
sOuhaitOns cordialement ct surtout
sill consacrc, CONNIE jadis, qEelques
COLONIES a la partie franchise nn
peu tron negligee dams ces parages.
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A has les Tonnelleries.

Une manvaisa n0uveile pour les
t0nnelliers c'est crlle que nous don
matt FALeille. La raffiaerie LOnisia.
ma, dit ellie, u signe, il y a quelqnr
temps, un contrat avec IL "Br0ok-
Ign Cooperage Co.. M GONNA.
gnie pour Ia fabrication de- ba,ils,
qni s'est engage j fuurn;r q In
,atfinerie tous lrs barils qui lui
serOnt necrssaireS, an pix fAe
daus le contrat, i la condition que
Ia dite rafinerie tOnrnisse le ter
rain ponr Ia construction de la ia
hrique It que les pfopiietaires DE-
relle-ci pourront aussi livrer lears
pruduits aux planteurs ct antres
prrs0nnes qni en- aurOnt besoln.
Les ba,iments sont deja pres4"e
ltrmines ct aussit0t que les macl.i-
Z seront Ell place Ia fabrication
commencera. La production pOar-
ra ~'elever a 1000 barils par jour.
Cette enterprise est drstiher a
suer en- Vile ct peut etc dams ton,
retat le metier tie tonnelIier.
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I'm drame mysterieux.

La police de Denver (Colorado)
est tout occupee a tacher d'eclaircir
un drame myst6rieux, qui Went De
Sc derouler dams cette vile.
Une femme aux cheveux blancs,
agee dune soixantaine d'annees
environ, Nine. Richie, habitat
depuis qnelqne temps dams une
maison de Stont street, avec I'm
jenne homme de vingt-cinq ans,
qu'elle faisait passer pour son fills,
ct avec sd file, qni est sourde-
muette ct ag6e de 9uinze n en-
viron. Or, le propri6taire de la
maison,surpris de n'avoir pas WI
ses locataires depuis plusicurs
jours, a enfonce la porte de leur
Iogement. I'm spectacle affreux
s'est alors offeIt q sa vue. lie
corps de Nine. RltcGie, qui await
etc probablement assassinee, gisait
sur le parquet, a cote de son lit, ct
lie visage de la defunte await etc
partiellement devore par les rats,
Dams une piece voisine, on a trouvG
le pr6tendu fills de Nine Richie
ivre-mort, ct, aux de.-niers avis, il
n'etait pas encore capable d'expli.
Quer comment ea mere etait morte
ct comment il await pu laisser Il
corps eteudu u le parquet pen
dant 81 longtemps, sans meme SON
ger i lie faire enterrer. Nine Ritchit
| etait dams l'aisance, ct ellie avail
une somme de $4,000 en- dep0I
dams une banque de Denver.
Detail singulier, Nine Richie
que ron croft originaire du Texas
avant d'aller s'etablir d Denver, {
demeure pendant quelque temps
Cheyenne (Wyoming), Oh un de Sc,
fills a etc assassine dams DIES circons
tances egalement tres mysterieuse.
ct sur l~esquclles il ma jamais et'
possible de taire la lumiere.
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Nine. LoIsa Puget Went lie mou-
rir reinforcement 4 Pau, ellie etait
ag6e de soixante-dix-sept ans.
Depuis plusieurs annees ellie
wyatt fort retiree. Ce n'etait plus
cette blonde, yive, spirituelle, don't
parlent ses biographies ct qu'on re-
cherchait tant autrefois dams les
salons, mais uue bonnie petite vieille
avenante qni parlait rarenent du
passe.
II await pourtant etc glorieux &c
passe les romances de Loisa Pn-
get, Pace Maria, le Solel de ma
Bretagae, la Priere de ma mere, A
la grace de Dieu ct tant d'autres fai-
saient encore fureur longtemps
apres l'6poque Oh el'es parurent
c'etaient en- general de gentilles
histories tres honn6tes, parfois de
petits drames en- quelques vers ct
qui faisaient plenrer; anjourd'hui
peut.etre leur naivete ferait- ellie
SQUIRE; on a change tout celia.
Les yers de ces romances etaient
compos6s par lie mari de Loisa Pu.
get, NJ. Gustave Lemoine, IN DIES
auteurs de la Grace de Dieu, qul
mourut auples de sa femme il y a
quatre ans.
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ECLAIRAGE ELECTRlQUE.


nous aurons bient6t, dams notre
vile de ThibNlaux, MI ftabiisse-
ulent, uDe nSine. ponvanr distribuer
la lum;ere fle"tiigu+ 1T p0uvant
anssi pr0cnrer nm moirnr pour
NANTES i, dustrirs 1t pour NANTES
applications que I'atfaire romporte.
II s'agissait de- tr"nvrr dams
notre communicate |" conconrs de
quelQues esprits eciairGs; 1t, Dien
en- soft lone! il Sen est tronvf pins
qn'il men fallait pour couvrir !"
capital que rrssai ct que Papplica-
ton demandpnt.
II est done certain Que nous =
rOns sous pen nos rueS eclairerS
dime facon convenable ct que nos
EMBELLISHMENTS pnblics p%ourront 81
!ivrer 4 IN Snrcroit h'fclairage dont
lie besoin Sc fsit depuis longtemps
Sentir.
Les grands avantages one fnn
.loit retircr he rinStalla,ion dun
producteur de reiectricite snnt
nombreux, economiques ct appro
pri6sa,outps les industries ct meme
j tons les heSoins priv9S de nOtre
population.
CONNIE 6clairage il cnnte beau
coup mOins cher que toni ce que
ron emnloie maintenant, ct il offre,
en- ontrr, beauconp moinS de dan
ger de conhagration ct d'accidents
de toutes sottes qui environment
nos lampes ct nos bees sle gag.
Jamais cause d'incendie MA ell
son origine par lie fair de la lnmiere
electriqne Distribute par Ia compa-
gnie qui dot doter bient6t notre
lille de son apparel.
Nous reyiendrons plus tard snr
,enorme economic d'eclairage que
IA vile eft les particulars pourroDt
realiser par ce fait les chiffres
sont la, patents ct palrables.
II est. EN- ontre. une fonle d'appli-
cations ct Transformations que Pom
pourra introduIre dams nos usines,
dams nos Establishments pnblics ct
dams nos maisons particulieres.
Lelectricite ne sert pas seIle'
ment a r~6clairage, ellie sert aussi
CONNIE moteur ct peut disposer
dune force don't Economic est dc
mile fois plus grande que rasagt
de In vapeur ct de 1000 900 plus
grande one celIe de reau.
II est de toute evidence que bien
tot ccttains esprits timeres. que
tout progress effraye, SO r%allieron1
an movement Qui s'est fait parm
nous ct qui aura bien vite Sol exc
cution. LIE temps ct fespace nous
manquent pour developer nos
idees d ce sujet mails nous y review
drons bient0t.
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DECES.-NOaS enregiStrons avec
clngrin In mort dn premier ne de
notre ami, Ic capt. E. A. HOtard.
Arthur Adolphe Hotard decide
mardi, 10 decembre, a Thibodaux,
4 Rage de I'M mOiS ct trO'S jOurs,
chez o grand pere mafcrnpl notrr
excellent concitoyen ct depute she.
riff, TheO. Thibodeaux.
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Notre grand contreie du Times
Democrat, dams un de SEES 1etniers,
num6roS dome DIES chiffrrS erropeS
Il propOs de la vente dies "f-,,iesn
lie la pafoisse La:ourche. On pent
,runver dams lie present No. de no.
ire journal lie cEif1:e exact de fo.e-
ration.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, 20 novembre. 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

PREMIER TRAIN.
Onitte T'rihndanx IA 9 heures a. m.' avec Ia
MALE de rOueet.
Arrive a Thits,daux il 10 henres 30 a. M,
avcc Ia mall de IL NouvelIe Orleans.
S.oo,d train fsye. IA mallc lie la NOnvelle
Orleans ct de rEst).
Or,tte Thihndarx Il 1 hrures 81. y. NJ.
Ar,;yeA Thjhoaanx i 6 heurcs SO y. IN.
Ia MALE est ~tonlonrs close an post office.
II minutes avant Ie depart du train.
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Dams un Casino.

Dams un Casino.
Deux aigrefns viennent de joner
ensemble a recarte, ct Pun DIES
deux a gagne la partie.
-Quand lis jouent Pun contre
rautre, dit un baigneur d un autIe,
je m'etonne toujours quill y en- ait
un...qui perde.
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VENTE DES ''FERRIES." - La
vente des ferries sur le bayou
ct dams In paroisse Lafourche,
a Gu lien samedi dernier pour
deux ans aux encheres publiques
avec les resultats suivants:
lie pont de Thibodaux, adjnge a
Mr.. y. Oncale, pour la somme de
$4,000.
Angeloz's ferry Myrtyl Naquin,
s375.Oo.
Gossin ferry: L. A. Gossin, $50.
st. Charles ferry: Mrs. q. O..
Rousseau, 5455.
Raceland ferry: Firmin Thibo-
naus, 1885,.
Leblanc ferry Thomas Leblanc,
$50.
Lockport ferry: F. G. Alleman,
soo45.
Harang ferry: Andre Frederini,
$3.50.
Cut. off ferry: Lorio, $3.50.
ST. John ferry Louis Este, $500
Ce qui donne un total de S3992'-
80 pour In vente DIES ferries de pa
roisses. Car il faut natureliement
excepter lie prix du fermage du
pont de Thibodaux qui revient a
une compagnie don't la charte ex'
pire dams deuS ans. II est proba'
BILE que la charte ne sera pas renou
vel6e: lie pont tombera dams lie do
maine public ct Pon sera appele a
discuter lie prix de passage par Goa
popuH.
Nota Bene. LIE fermage du pont
| de Thibodaux Sc vend t0uS les ans
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Nous conseiIlOns sincerement a
tous nos lecteurs que lenrs atfalres
on leurs plaisirs appellant a la
Nouvelle Orleans, d'aller voir lc
grand Establishment Embellishments
de hinge, de couture etc., etc, tenu
par M. q. Lazard, 30, 81, 50, rue
Canal. Jamais choix plus complet
d'articles de bon govt, fats a la
derniere mode ma surpasse celni
r6uni dams lie susdit magasin ct
c'est pourquoi nous croyons rendre
un vrai service 4 nos abonnes ct a
nos amis Ell leur diSant: Allez
voir G. Lazard.
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PlTURAGE.

Une macniiqne ct richie savane de 500 AZ
pents. sltuee pres I:ae.lapd, est a la disposi-
ton de tous les Gieveurs It prcprietaires
d'animaux. Pension par cheval on MULTI. 81
par mois; hoeuf GU vachr. - cts. g~enisse ct
vear, ~ cts. o'adresser0
O. LEpINE.
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[.ockport Public School Fund Association

A uns rennien de cstte association, tenus
10 premier j~ud, d'octnbre, 1889, il a etc
"RESOI.U" Qua raveni-, une fore, rour
lie heneftcs Ies fonds de lecnle. aura lieu
ciaqus aunf~ le p~rc1niers sa,nedi ct dimanche
do inois do juin."
Par urtlre,
PIERRE RARRIOS. Sec.
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Les habitants dc Ia rue Harrison
& Thibodaux SOFT ctarmfs de Pat
tart;ou one le conseiI municipal y
an de f,ire cOnStruira nm bon ct
sosj1p trnttnir Snr les c6tas de la
dite rue.
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AvEvDRE.

10000 DRIQUES de seconde main,
a un PRIN REASONABLE, sur l1a-
bitation Uncle Peter i Ia Vaclleria
S'adresser Il Mr.. Alceste Boudreaux i
Lockport.
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Nettoyez lie eur cheveln ct de-
barrasSez l. DIES relI;cules. Ser
veZ vonS enSuite lie Hall Negc-
table Sicilinn Halr Renovation" ct
vOuS au.cz nlp chrvelnre ahon-
dante It SoyeusP.