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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
SUNNI AIRY.

Three base hits, O'Brien; stolen bases. Ring
simpson. Wilson, Patterson, Clark (2), Harmon
first base on balls. Ring 2. Wilson, Patterson. FL
kins Harmon first base on errors, Wilson ~, Pat
terson Bacheldsr, Files Clark; struck out. Elkins
q, Clark. Gilman. Smith, Priest snp.on, Sullivan
49, double plays, UBrieD unassisted, Webb, Nor
ton and Bachelder; passed balls. Eltins z; wild
pitches, Webb l. hit by pitched ball, Patterson
Time hour, 10 minutes. Umpire. Edwin =. Burt
Scorer. y. " Michaelis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
Drowned III the Saco.

BIppEFoRp. Aug. 4.
A small sail boat was cxpsized nj the
mouth of the river today, and Falida La
visue. aged twenty, was drowned. His com
paniou swan ashore. The body has not
been recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
American Association.

Al Brooklyn-St. Louis i. Brooklyns Is.
Al Ad-lphis-Athletics 3. Louisvilles
0.
Al Baltimore-B -Baltimorcs O, Cincinnatis
2.
At Columbus-ksnsss Citys 8, Columbus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
IT'S PAID FOR
And the New York Postmaster Thinks
Prompt Service Should be Rendered
Even on the Sabbath.


For the first time special delivery letters
were delivered here today. Postmaster Van
Cot holds that 50 long As the ten cents was
collected the special service should be rem
dered irrespective of the day of the week.
1t will be continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
Schooner Videtto Seized,

HALrAx. N. s.. Aug. 4.
A iespatch 10 the American consul gen.
eral announces the seizure At Guy sboro Of
the American schooner ViIette No further
particulars are given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05

The President Saturday appointed John II.
G. Pitkin Of Louisiana envoy extraordinary
and minister plcnipotcutisry of :thc United
States to the Argentine Republic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
ssc'y Tichenor Improving.

Assistant Sec'y of the Treasury T,chcnor.
who was taken suddenly III M his office q
'ew days ago. is reported 10 be steadily i'm
proving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05

The directors Of the Augusta base ball
club desire to make the following statement
to the public: They believe they have now
ss strong nine A. has ever been organized
in the State. Every game that has been
played since the reorganization has developed
greater skill and more united team work.
We have a fine. manly set Of players, who
have become attached to Augusta; indeed,
most Of thom desire to become permanent
residents, and the directors. judging from
the expressions Of prominent citizens, feel
assured that our people have learned to re-
spect them and TO consider them .'of us.
The directors have tried to please the popu-
lar taste. Canes have heretofore been ar
ranged with foreign clubs Of reputation.
Both weather and play with one exception
have been against US The receipts have
not been sufficient TO pay running expenses
aside ffsm the players salaries.
The club owes its existence 10 date to .
few apprecissive patrons, who subscribed the
original guaran ee fund, and some Of whom
have again iateiy come to the rescue. Ger.
tain hopes which the directors had been per-
mitted 10 entertain regarding the future OF
the club have come to nought owing to non.
action and seeming diversity Of interest.
As final endea vor to keep the nine intact
the directors, nth the concurrence Of the
manage nens Of the Presumpscots, Lewis.
| tons and Bsnsofs, have determined for the
present to play only with State ciubs--shu'
reducing sctaal ouslsys. 1t 10 hoped tha
games will be played here during The veei
With these clubs
| The directors further propose To divide thu
| batteries and make uptwo efficient nines from
the Arsenal and Augusta clubs. and give ex
hibitions Of good bali II these efforts af'
not we'll seconded during tAe weekly payin,
audiences the nine vilI be released nexf Sas
urday night end thus viii be dispeYsed he bes
Get Of players Augusta ever had. The fact ths
the leading papers Of Boston have had ful
telegraphic scores Of the Aagssts's game
sent them sbovs What experts think Of ou
nine. With this candid seasenens Of ii
clubs status before slsea de psblic mus
decide THs DfnEcToay
l A r. r. C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05

At Chicago.
| lsS&S ss9
Cleveland, ooooos 5000 -
Chicago. oloo o 0 90 Il
| Hits. Chicago 5. Cleveland 5. Errors,
Cleveland &. Chicago Z. Batteries, Beatin
and Sutcli6e, reaer and Farrell.
| At New York.
lsS&5 6;S
New York, $50 3 o y o-lS
Philadelphia. 90 6 900 L. 5
Hits, New York Is. rhiladelphia II. Er-
rors, New York IS. Philadelphia IL. Bat
| teries, kesfe and Brown. Sanders and
Schriver.
Al Washington.
1873 8 6 $50
Washington, 90 3 soli- s
Boston. 900 ool o. 3
Hits, Washington II, Boston Z. Errors.
Washington y. Boston &. Batteries. Had
dock and Mack. ClArkson and Bennett,
At Pitssburg.
t2S $50 $50
indianapolis. 220i i00os 81 81
Pistsburg, s0l $500 0 O. q
Hits, indianapolis IA. Pittsbarg II. En-
rors, Indianapolis II, Pitsburg l. Batter-
lee, Gexein and DAILY, Staley and Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05

Saturday afternoon four men were carried
over mill dam at Warren. Mass, and ene.
Wm. Lewis, vas drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
LinorS to Short,

Webb said he dreaded to have Patter son
come to the bat. "Jake's' smile takes all
the curve out of the ball.
The fielding of Morton on the first base
for Presumpscot vas most excellent.
In the eighth inning Gilman, the
the third basemsn on the Presumpscot team
was struck on the end Of the nose by high
foul fly, and laid up for short time, but he
pluckily bathed the injured part of his ply si-
ognomy and resumed the care Of the third
bag.
The most brilliant features Of the game
Saturday between the Augustus and the
Presumpsc ITS were the double play and
catch of high thrown ball from Pushor by
O'Brien. the latter's stickwork, also the fine
battery work of Sullivan and Pushor and
the first base work Of Morton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
PRESS COMMENTS.


The Maine Temperance Record.
RomselliDg, or no rumseIling. that's the
que .tion in Bar Harbor just nov, and ii is .
burning question, too. Tbs temp ,rancs
people are leagued together, and the liquor
men have joined hands. Both parties appar-
emily have money and determination, 30 this
promise. TO be the hardest fought and bitter
est csmpain Of the several that have marked
the history Of the place. The ieaven is
working all over the State. The friends Of
temperance everywhere have cause TO re-
joice 1t the uprising public sentiment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
Prohibition Cheap at Any Price.


The most foolish argument being made
ssainst the prohibitory la~ in other States
10 its immense cost. As IL the suppression
Of the drink habit we're not cheap as any
price. The ruin caused by drunkenness
in any large city. can hardly be made good
by the cost Of enforcing prohibition through
out the whole State. Prohibition 10 . luxury
that We. - . people. eaa veil afford, there
can be no possible d1ubt sbouf that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05

WAk DzyAkTnASr,
Office Of the Chief Signal Dficer.
WAsHissros. Aug. S l A. n.
For Maine Force ast tl1e r. NJ. Moniay
fair. cooler; southvesteriy winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-05
RACES AT CANTON
Black Nathan and Lady Martin Win in
Exciting Contests.


LwERMoRr FALLS, Aug l.
The races at Canton Saturday were Of an
exciting order. Black Nathan won In the
$50 class after Ave heats, purse of 500.
Best time 2.40.
2,35 CLASS. PuRsE st50.
W. W. Smith, Dix6eld, ch.
m. Lady Martin, 2 2l l
c. $. Page, Canton, blk. s.
{. ). p, ? > 2
W. ID. Chase, ch Il Charles
Ilolley, 5 3 3
Frank Stanley, cg. r. Spool
maker,
Time, 2.37 ~, 3s, 80 i2, 2.37 i2,
2.35.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21

Subscribe for the Memphis Weekly
Appeal. 81 por year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
IN ,mbcr Of this branch Of washiugtons.

m ,mber 81 this branch OF Washingtons.
lie died comparatively young.
In the public service OF the country no
more honorable names are 70 be found
than those OF Dr.. Bailey Washington,
surgeon, U. S. ~. and Col. John Wash
| ington, u. S. A., who, as an artillery otli'
Ger, commanded the battery which was
the pivotal point OF the field at Buena
! Vista, and who did not need TO be told by
his commanding officer what and when 10
fire on the enemy. lie persisted on the
steamer san Francisco long ago. The
descendants OF his brother, DIR. Bailey
Washington. are residing in this city.
Col. William Washington, the cavalry
hero Of the Cowpens, who there made
his mark on Tareion, the British COM
mander, settled In South Carolina, where
there are number OF his descendants,
who are widely known and respected IN
State where standing is not lightly won.
The same may be said OF the North
Carolina Washingtons. and especially OF
the family OF Col. John Z. Washington. OF
/ kinsion, and OF Mrs. William A. Graham,
wile ol the Governor and Confederate
Senator OF that name.
In Tennessee the family OF George A.
/ Washington Is second 10 none ia social aud
political distinction.
Ills son, the Hon. Joseph l.. Washing
ton, represents with ability and character
the Nashville District In Congress.
In Newport, Ky, We fad Mr.. George
Washington, also descendant Of Col.
Samuel Washington. brother TO the GEN
| ernl Mrs. John Taylor and her sister,
Miss Florence May Washinglon-thes
| two ladies being grcat-rnnddaughtors OF
Col Samuel Washington, brother TO Gen.
Washington.
Such are some, and a portion only, OF
the omissions OF list purporling ~ be
complete In all the foregoing have made
no special reference 10 the descendants OF
Laurence Washington, the brother 10
John, the immigrant OF 1857. from whom
George Washington was descended. one
Of these dcscendantsot Laurence Is selected
properly enough for invitation, inasmucl
a. f.unA Washington, OF bayfield,, aud hii
wife, Elizabeth, aud Robert Washington
aud his wife. Of Chotanck, OF this conncc
ton. were among General Washington
closest and most honorod friends, rs hi
| will. diaries aud correspondence cyl
denco, but We arc tomptod 10 inquire u
4 ~ this list suggests, thoro Is nov liyin
= only one person In direct descent ffor
I, the Laurence Washington OF 1887, and Il
!, not bearing the name OF Washington
!, regret To have trespassclso much upo
your space, or indeed 10 DO compelled
4 write upon the matter at all, but my n
i lalion 10 the subject aud 10 the pirti,
= affected, many Of them most valued friend
I. las lett inc no option. II Is needless
Y express my qualification that all the pc
y sons on the centennial list have receive
h the recognition 10 which they are entities
q aud hope that no one upon u Is rcspoi
!, siblc for the singular error Of the oommi
I. | toe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
PACIFIC ExPRfss ooMPAMY
Money orders. Payable at over 10000
Places La tho United States and
Canada.

Places 10 the Onitcu btAtoa anu
Canada.
The particular attention Of the public is
invited 10 the uncqualcd advantages VI
our now money order system.
Money orders arr sold nj the offices Of
the company, ut any business hour, for
any sum up 20 $50. Purchasers Of money
orlcrs are not required 10 iill out blank
applications.
Rates Not over -, . cents; over 81 20
siO. cents. over $40 10 so, 10 cents; over
$50 10 $50 ~ CENTS, over $50 IN $40, 10
cents, over $40 10 So, 20 ccniA
Our rates are thclowcst and the security
afforded Ia absolute. Receipts are given,
aud orders lost or delayed can be TO
funded without any delay or inconycn'
fence.
Insurance companies, cooperative ben
eft associations aud business men gen
orally will lind them grrat convenience
M they can be deposited In banks, sam'
as checks and drafts, and arc rodccmo,
through tho bank clearinghouse In al
the principal cities. For further iniorma
ton apply TO any agent Of the company
Onicc, 81 South Court street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
UTICA.
Knowledre. and tho Laek ol y.

Knowledge. and tho Lack OF H.
Some people believe Il TO be AN unpar'
donable ain 10 cross the legs while dane
ing. aud they never DO Il.
IL YOU are afflicted with warts on tho
hands, rub them with the bones Of cat
aud they will instantly disappear,
II the new moon lies ON Ia back Il II a
sign OF rain. Possibly Il would be- In pre-
csey the same condition a year from the
same date. THE LACK Who knows
where these proverbs como irom3 We do
not Who knows anything about their
TRUTH We DO not. But lots Of people do,
or Of least think they do. There isa wider
/ spread belief In some nonacnsical saying
or impossible statement than tho sober
truth.
We need not talk nonscrisc. for the sol
! fu'h Is tina, 4. ]. Gmham, No. $40 frof
street, soils the best aud purcsl lime In th'
city, aud also has a full stock Of imporie'
/ Portland cemcni, arc brick aud clay scMe
pipes, and Ike building material. Cal
telephone No. j0l. Prices 10 suit all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21

orFicrs furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
~ cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laanliy. OmamCnt " amy oliica
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR sENAToBlA, MISS,
oFfEIs THE sEByIcEs or TWO Tnor.
IIno sTALLfOSs.
Capt. Carnes. No. 1924.

Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,
Limited ~ Zen Approved Mlrcs Al Is CGah the
HNson-ecason Ends July1.
Colt tro,ie7 ere IN icmaad This horae should
ret then. "a 4 dre ~. n. e. can was colt riot
Lr. his grAndsire Onward, ian ~ the freateu
sire q cot trotten known. having ptq fout thfee
ytarolds IN the 10 llat IN one year. his 0fst dan
tfancy Day, fceord Gro) WAS rirtd b. Alcsite, Nnp
rot Hyhs the afro u The unbcaten colt troltef,
eFutle A. AIS, hu second dam BY anoihey arsAt
bfuod marv sire, Kentucky Clay tout of The Lodct
maFe. dAm LADY ThoIns, f.itS. and NanbTino
i'stchcn) hls third dam b. fln auofhef iamopi
truod marc sire, Edwin fCfrctii burfh, nith ant
sixth dams b. thoroughbred sircs. Indi1ldntlly,
Capt Games Ia hrte year-old blood b1y tixtetn
hands high elegantly proportional ftHluoh
Col Jefferson CBlind)
Il oasrcd 70 the Public At SO ofh
lie was afpi By the evaicH hrood mare sire
Known, Mambnno t'atohCn, Who's soni are taking
nrst rank as lrgod man flrez DIM Airi, an old
time troi,er. Jefgnon AZ hrcc years u agc VA
pi-tur hat woph mako any horsInen fccl Ecod--
is4 hanls high, siyiish, smmftricnl fpd hrely
taiied. None ~ his set aru bhndi Al ltow lplefg
did trottiug action, ana are game ana band qmt
roidttor lie frcd too --latest so-tcAreld hat
showed about hsmphi, lat summer,
ro- All stock handled carefuilY but no rclporsi.
billy TOT acCidenhi marva pnhturcd a. " per
month fed grain. SO. fof further inioriaatloh
Address z. LYTLB, Msn'sr,
ips a. Paul s.. Memphis. Tenn.
w. -
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SWINE o. eAapu, . Tonic for Women.
4 Senator Who Loves Music.

Among the members Of the l.. p. A.
whA came to ThibOtiaux to attend its
ninth annual cOnvccatiUn wan u Soma
tor from QUO Of the northern parish
es Ut the State. The visitor was Il
gentleman who Mas r. busy, and
.t.d not intend, under ANY circunlstan-
ceS, to enlAi over t~Xenty-f.ar ..Olr~.
Whilst PRONE nading the streets,
shortly after his srlivai, lie was Cap
tureu by one Ut the citlZeiis and Ike
to ms llouie ga the second morning,
alter p%artaking of breakfast. he gath
cred ms Sri,'oack III Ills left hand
whist he u.d he fanny good bye
VITA his rlSii,, icSrei.nng mach that
business compelled hi." 1" leave. So
the n"ur Approached Tor the train to
leave and the II WAS ready tOtake
has delai turf Witch tine l hlD0tlaux brass
i5"nd began To play Away Down
SOuth ia Dixie" 1T the nail. The
mus.c w;s So attractive tina he stop
ped "a lAstea to It's DE Witcning stratus,
..n.cn the train did not do, aud the
oen;att'l got suddenly left.
q However, he cunsOled himself with
GtSS y 1iG ~ ~ St1VOy CAsV
pleasure o. tile cuncer to Ue given by
~f'ruirssUr Cllul aud his tlain OF bril-
iiaaI pupils llal night. The next
,.iOl mug business ueiuahds again
came IL the front, aid the Senator
cOuld. not possioiy ienlain to take
part In the excursion AuWM the
Iva, III. He regretted II much, and,
y.rlng his hospitaote iius,s IL Lna. lale-
wtii, aud brushing IL tear lloln his eye
lao wcndcd has way up towa, fully
do%iernIlhed to resist all temptation to
.leillain. Gong Oh lie ievee as the
eXcursiOnists were e~mUarklug, he dis
covered some Une on the boat, to
whom he desired to speak IL word,
and rushed Ou hlas4 for that purpose.
la the lneantime the band struck up
'hall C%uldinuia," which so enGnused
the gentleman tnat the steamer back
ell oat aud carried the unstlspectlna
lover OF Music away with his brother
OF the press. The next day, when the
l.. Z a. finished up It's business and
adjourned, slr.ct directions were lssut d
to the ciuef Of the b ,ld that he order
has INSTRUMENTS ali to be LAID aside
and under no consideration ALLOW
single note to DO sounded until thu
tram had passed .oft Of town, he
Senator Succeeded in getting away.
-
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The Concert Last Tuesday Night.

To criticise music is something that
tho writer knows that he is incapable
Of doing justly, but when mn audience
OF 2ooo people, packed into . hall
until there reluains no room for An
other person, when doorways are
crowded and platforms erected out
side BY which people can look through.
the windows, will sit aud stand for
more than three hours, in a stiffness
SO groat that a marble dropped auy-
where would be heard all through the
vast hall, it will hardly he considered,
presumptious to say that the music,
both vocal and instrumental, was Of
n high Order-grand, sublime.
Yet this Was the case ut the concert
given in honor Ut tho visit Of the
Louisiana Press Association on the
night vi May 14th by Professor
Emanuel Chol and his talented assis-
tants. No such a pleasure has ever
been given t. the people Of tue parish
Of Lafourche, aud no audience has
ever exhibited u higher appreciation
of tho Same.
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Governor Nichols, stepped over. on
Wednesday to sec his son at Ridge
field whilst ON his way home from La
tayctte, where. he had gone to invcsti-
gate the unfortunate troubles lately
occurring there.
Thos. "A. Badeaux, who went as a
representative from this State t., the
Supreme Council Of the Catholic
Knights of, .A.ncric:t, at Chattanooga,
has rcturnc d.
Rev. Father Favre, of st Joseph's
Church, has gone to visit his mother
land beyond the seas. We wish him
IL pl~easan, and secure voyage, happy
meetings with "friends of early days
aud a safe return.
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Raceland News.
RAcELAND, La, May 90, 1883
Editor SENTINEL:

RACELAND, LA.s may ~. Q
Editor SENTINEL:
The '.press gang" honored us with a
most highly appreciated visit ! last
Wednesday, The rendezvous was
held ut the residence of Mr.. Richard
Foret, wherea large crowd Of people
had assembled aud apnlesrreparatiens
made to receive them. DIR. John
Gazzo read tho. address of. welcome,
which was received with applause and
responded to by some Of the .distiM-
guisheq visitors. a magnificent: ban
,'quet was rendered. them where. -seatif-
;ments and toasts were. excllah god. l.:
From all appearances the visiting
Journalists were highly pIeased.w with
Of onf neautifI LaSoultbe.conntry, its
kind people, add TIA genial hospitality
shown tAan:> sSv6sywhere Alethe
ceremonies being Uvct~ the s6niewhat
weaz;ed excursionises repaired to the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-25

parlors of the steamer Alice Leblanc,
gave many cheers to our people, babe
them adieI and steamed away to Th;-
5odaux. A splendid band of music
was on board and enlivened our little
bayou with sweet and enchanting
music.
a mission a preached ut st.
Mary's Church last week, commencing
ON Wednesday and lasting until Satu.%
day night, by Rev. Father Durel, Of
st. James, and if we can Judge by the
number Of communions Saturday. it
was crowned with the highest success.
Our little church was literally packed
nightly: and people came from far and
near to hear the eminent divine on the
mysteries aud sublimities Of our holy
religion. A torchlight procession to
tho graveyard took place on Thursday
night, and there, amongst the tombs
OF tho departed ones aud ON their very
graves, we listened to IL most eloquent
aud touching Grafton on "Death."
Many people we're affected and could
MOI keep back their ts;.rs.
sunday last was the day set apart
Tor First Communion and COnfirnna-
ton, and it vas celebrated with all
becoming dignity and pomp by our
devOut Ones. Archbishop J~anssens,
assisted by Revs. Durel and Vigroux,
officlated and gave the first commun-
lou to the children. The s:lcrement Of
confirmation was administered at high
MASS. SOME of tho oldest j in our
section we've confirmed. Ii we are cor
rectly Informed, there were about 427
confirmants.
HOOd,uuilSm seems to largely pre-
vali III ,,ome parts of our parish, aud
from time to time We hear of rather
hard jokes perpetrated Oh inn. cent
ami ~iloffenrlve persons. The other
night a crowd OF these nomlIums visit
"a several chicken coops, secu ed Il
large amount ut booty and spent the
night III ievelry aud feasting. Tiey
not only plundered, but took two har-
rows tom il iield, dressed them in NO.
mems clothes, hung one about thirty
feet up III il pee. IL tree, and placed the
other III an erect position on the ferry
boat ut Raceiand. 4 canoe was also
suspended frum the top OF Il tree, but
the last most detestible and cowarlly
act Was To fdsten the doors and VIM
dows vi widowed and helpless lady
so that she Was unable to open them
the next morning without assistance.
W. have been tod t o info.m the hosd-
lu4ns tnat Il detective is among them,
and they had better keep, pretty cloSt
or they will be caught up with. Such
dcvliti,cN ought hot to be tolerated il
All =. lghtentd community, aud tho
people ought to look out for the tres
pas>ers aud bring them before tho
strong arm Of the law.
Yours, JOHN BILL.
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For First Place.

A great amounto of political ensineea-
in. viii be done by friends OF scan.i-
dstes 70 secure fbr their man the: tifst
place, on the ticket, and the best. mill
WILL probably secure the coveted place:
T..er, If endorsed by the. majority of
4lso people, the election Is assured.
Electric, ~lsitters has. been put g the.
font, it, merits passed. UPON. has been
endorsed and unanimously glSon the
first place among remedies peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure Of I'll
diseases Of Kidneys, Liver and Stonlr
sch. Electric Bittcrs, being guaran-
teed, is y safe investment. Pr1ces.5Vc.
aud 81 ger bottle at 'Thibodaux Drug
"terc- a SO
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-25

The articles which appeared in the
Times Democrat and New Orleans
News, concerning the meeting Of the
Press Convention, will be worth to tho
town and parish all the money that
WAS expended i'll entertaining the
members of the press on that occasion.