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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-06

from the penalty of double taxation for fail
ure to return personal property for taxation
within the time limit were referred TO the
assessment committee.
Thera we're the usual number Of petitions
for building, repairing, and sewer connec-
items which went to the proper committees.
Bills were passed for payment aggregrating
$16.644 OF.
TO OPEN NEW STREETS.
Alderman Cam reported that the special
committee on opening streets had notified
Mr.. CasseIs that it would terminate his
lease of ground on the Savannah, Florida
and Western railway within twenty days,
for the opening Of Grant and unnamed
streets in that section, which action was
confirmed by council.
The council voted J. c. Eastmead SO for
time lost by injury at fire and S. for doc
tors bill.
The petition Of the Southeastern Tariff
Association for the appointment of a city
electrician was laid on the table for the
present.
The mayor was instructed TO appoint two
additional sanitary inspectOrs,t to serve from
March Is TO Oct 10. at salary not to
exceed $50 per month.
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TO VEL COME THE oHIoANs.

Their Wishes to be Consulted as to
How They Win Spend the Day Here
When the Ohio visiting farmers ar
rive they will be called on by
Mayor Schwarz and some Of the alder
men, representing the city, representatives
from the cotton exchange and board of
trade, and Maj. G. M. Ryals, c. f. G.
Fell and others, representing the farming
interests OF Chatham county.
An informal meeting was held at the
mayors Office yesterday to consider a pro-
gramme tor the entertainment of the
visitors, and it was agreed that,
as the party, through Maj. w.
L. Glessner and General Passenger
Agent Charlton, had signified desire that
no special arrangements be made, there be
no special programme, but that a call be
made upon the visitors at the hotel, and
their wishes be consulted as to how they
preferred to spend the day here.
If they find it agreeable they will be
driven to points OF interest about the city
and along the wharves, to some of the
truck farms, to Bonaventure aud Thunder
bolt, and if they desire to take run down
to Tybee, train will be placed at their
disposal A lunch at Thunderbolt, Tybee
or in the city will be rendered them.
1t is not likely that they will be here to-
many in the party, as may be seen by the
following communication received by
Mayor Schwarz last night:
SAVANNAH, Ga, March s, 1890
Hon. John Sclticdrz, Mayor Citu of Sdtunnah
DEAR SIR-Referring to our previous cor
respondence relative to the Ohio excursionists,
am just in receipt of a telegram from Mr. w.
L. Glessner, our immigration agent, stating
that the Ohio party will break up at Columbus
tonight; the majority of them will go to At
lanta, some few to Savannah, with privilege of
stopping off at Fort Valley. This looks as If
they will not reach Savannah tomorrow. am
unable to say how many viii come to Savannah
or when they will arrive. Respectfully
+ 7. CHARLTON,
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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. DR.. Pritchard OF North Carolina
Conducting Daily Services.
Rev. DIR. T. H. Pritchard Of North Caro-
lima is assisting Rev. DR.. Holmes in a series
Of meetings at the Baptist church in Chip
pewa square, services being held at O'Clock
and 8 o'clock D. m. daily.
Rev. DIR. Pritchard Is one of the promi-
nent leaders of the Baptist church in this
country, and his reputation as fine pulpit
orator is co-extensive with the south.
When the war broke out he was pastor of a
church in Baltimore, and on account of his
southern proclivities was arrested and i'm
prisoned by order of Gen. Schenck. He
was eventually released and sent across the
lines. Since the war he has filed prominent
pastorates in the south, among which were
pastorates at Louisville, KY, and Raleigh,
N. c., and he is now pastor Of the Baptist
church at Wilmington, n. c.
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Slashed in the Face.

Justice Russell sent e. W. Call, a
stranger, who says he is from Augusta, to
jail last night for stabbing John Maxwell
(coloredl. According to Maxivells' story, he
was going out Whitaker street and was
just crossing st. Julian street when he
meet Cal who, without any provocation,
stepped up to him and drew a knife across
his face, cutting fearful cash in his cheek
and on the right side If his
head. Maxwell rushed to Justice Russelrs
Office with the blood streaming from his
wound and demanded that his assailant be
arrested. Deputy Sheriff Humphreys ar
rested Call, who was drunk, and Justice
Russell committed him to Jail for sta bbing.
Call was too far gone TO give an account of
the ARRAY. A witness of it said that Max
well knocked Call down, but the stories
differ.
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This thriving city is located in the mount
aims of North Carolina, in tine heart of the
richest hard wood and iron section Of the
United States, and is surrounded by the
health and pleasure resorts of Western
North Carolina. Harmon, Walker a. Nc
Harrie, 1856 Broughton street, have a few
choice Marion lots which they are Offering
TO sell for few days at $25 each. Cali
early at their Office and select your lot on
tbs plat and obtain the advantage Of first
choice. -Adp
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At TIE THEATER.
Gccarthy's Mishaps" to Be Seen Here

McCarthy's M1Shaps" to Be Seen Here
for the First Time Tonight.
"McCarthy's Mishaps' will be at the
theater tonight. 1t will be the first time
that the piece has been seen in Savannah.
1t was written for fun and seems to have
been eminently successful The specialties
are OF an unusually attractive order, and
the music of the most catching kind. 1t is
brimful of bright, pleasing situations and
amusing dialogues. The company is said
to be an unusually strong one, and numbers
many people whose names have long been
associated with comedy.
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Marion IN. o. Lots.

Harmon, Walker & McHarrie, 1856
Broughton street, are selling some choice
Marion IN. c. lots at s25 each. This prop
erty will soon be worth great deal more,
as Marion will soon be reached by the sc
railway. Then there are several manufact-
uring enterprises starting, which guaran-
tees the purchaser OF chea, lot big returns
la short tims.-Adv.
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Fell from a Second Story.

Thomas ]. Naughtin, a carpenter, and
brother of Justice Michael Naughtin, fell
from the second story of A. c. Oelschig's
new house, in process of building, on the
Thunderbolt road, yesterday, and suffered
severe and painful bruises about the head
and face and a sprained ankle. The acct
dent occurred shortly after 10 o'clock, and
Mr.. Naughtin was brought to his home, No.
rs Montgomery street. and surgical aid
summoned. 1t is not thought that his iniu-
rieS are of a serious character
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Drs. NJ. schwab & Son inform the public that
they can correct any errors OF refraction or any
impaired eyesight which can be corrected or
relieved by spectacles or eyeglasses as well as
any one in this country. We haye hundreds of
testimonials from the best citizens of Savannah
anc elsewhere, but never make use of any testi
monials In the newspapers, as our work speaks
Tor itself We further state that should any
mistake occur il can easily be corrected, as we
are permanently located Drs. NJ Schwab q
Son, Opticians. No. % Bull street. Savannah,
Ga-Adu. ava fah L
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A Cautious Business Firm.

Harmon, Walker & McHarrie, real estate
agents. 156 Broughton street, have already
acted SO that they have gained the conf
dence of the public. They were offered
some Marion On. c.. lots to sell, but re-
fused to recommend them to the public
until Mr.. McHarrie had paid Marion IN.
c. visit and found the property all right.
They are now offering the Marion lots for
sale to their patrons-Adu
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Sirocco Tea.

India and Ceylon Tea, the fashionable tea
of Europe. Each packet sealed aud abso-
lutely pure Direct from our own gardens.
60c., Soc, and 81 per pound. Davidson &
Co., 1886 Broadway, New York Lippman
Bros, Agents, Lippmsn Block, Savannah.
A Oh.
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Before the MAYOR.

Daisy Gay tcolored was charged IS by
the mayor yesterday morning for prone
nading the street at II o'clock night before
last in costume better adapted for the bed
chamber than the street.
Frank Harris (colored), having filed I'D
with fighting whisky and gone to a colored
ball at Chatham New ha1l Tuesday night
with disposition to clean out that place.
was fined 81 or fifteen days.
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CLINTON, Mo-, March 10. 1883

J. F. Smith & Co., st. Louis, MOI have
been selling Bile Beans for several years.
and although have never distributed even
a circular, find they outsell any liver
remedy have in the house. Yours truly.
A. L. ARMSTRONG, Druggist.
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Paintl PaintII

The Averill Paint ready for use) is the
best. Outwears all others. Beautiful
economical In general use rs years. Write
for sample card and guarantee. One agent
IA DEALER wanted in every town. Seeley
Brothers, 80 Burling Slip, New York City.
Ado.
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In cases of scalds or burns, il is import-
ant to know what is the best thing to use.
sanodine Is the most effective as well as the
most pleasant preparation to apply in such
cases. -AdU.
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Pants for lee.

Altmayer g. Co. are selling this week at
their great sale Of Boys Clothing, nice
quality pants for 19c Also some sturdy
suits at 81 so that are worth $3.-Adu.
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s, F. 81 WIS OPERATIONS.

All of the Old Directors Reelected.
What the Reports Show.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way was held at the companys general
offices yesterday Col J. Il. Estill presided,
and the following board of directors was
elected for $780, the election resulting in the
returning of the old board:
| II. B. Plant, w S. Chisholm,
II. S. Haines, ]. H. Estill,
NJ. K Jesup, Henry Sanford,
NJ. J. O'Brien.
After the Stockholders meeting the board
met and elected H. b. Plant, president: W.
s. Chisholn, vice president; H. S. Haines,
general manager; r. B. Smith, secretary,
and J. NJ. Lse. treasurer and assistant sec
rotary.
The gross earnings Of the company for
1889 show an increase Of 3 $40 per cent.
over the earnings for 1888. The tonnage
shows an increase of ii 40 per cent. in
weight, and the passenger statement an in
crease of IA $40 per cent. IN number of pas
sengerS transported. OF cotton receipts for
the year, 81 per cent of the bales were con-
signed to merchants in Savannah. The
lumber receipts show an increase of IL, 775,-
600 feet, and the naval stores receipts an
increase of 1860 barrels. The company
added considerable to its freight equipment
during the year.
immediately after the adjournment of the
meeting the directors left on a special train
to hold the annual meetings of the other
lines of the Plant system. The party
comprised President Plant and Mrs.
Plant, DR.. and Mrs Wood, in Mr.. Plants
private car. Hon. w. S. Chisholm. vice
president, and Mrs. Chisholm, Col. H s.
Haines, general manager, Capt r. G. Flem-
Ing, superintendent, r. B. Smith, secretary,
J. NJ. Lee, treasurer, Col. J. II. Estill, NJ. J.
O'Brien, E. B. Haskell, Morton f. Plant,
FRANK Sullivan, secretary TO President
Plant, Frank Loughman, secretary to Vice
President Chisholm, j. r. johnson, secre-
tary to General Manager Haines, and A.
Marmelstein, secretary to Superintendent
Fleming.
The party will reach Brunswick tonight,
and the annual meeting of the Brunswick
and Western railroad will be held there to-
morrow. Leaving Brunswick Friday for
Albany, the party will spend the night at
Townsville. The following day it will
go to Monticello, thence to Suwannee
Springs, where it will spend Saturday night
and Sunday. Then to Jacksonville on
Monday, where the meeting of the Jack
sonville street railway will be held, after
which the party will proceed to Sanford
and Port Tampa
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Only shilling is the price OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. The people are happy.
You viii not get left" IL you buy bottle Of
Salvation Oh for your rheumatism. 25c.--AdU.
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No Morphine in Brewers Lung Restorer
therefore 1t ia perfectly harmless. ADV.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-06

Autumn produces chills and fever and
malaria. Simmons Liver Regulator prevents
them,-AdI
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Marion, North Carolina.

spring-time stirs up the bile. Simmons
Liver Regulator removes it.-Adv.
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Resident, Not Travelling Opticians.

Live Stock Commission Merchants anC
Auctioneers Adn.
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insOumiS at laSarfaurS g.

Les insOumiS ct deSertenrs ap-
peleS q benficier lie lamnistie ddic.
tee par la loi dn 10 Juliet 1889 ct
domicilies aux Etat Unis, ont
iuSqn'au u Juliet 1890 ponr faire
leur declaration de rppentir. Les
hommes ages .le plus de trente ans
.ln:vent le service dams rarmer ter
ritoriale lis devront presenter au
c~onsnlat de- France qni recevra
lrur acte de n~aissance on tOmte
antre piece atablissant In date de
leur %naiSSance.
En- France. Ia chambre DIES dc.
putes peut deliberer ntilement
Qnand Ia Motto plus nm DIES men,
bres composant In chambre prend
part an vote. A notre connais.
sance, l- fait qui Went de So passer
i Washington ne s'est jamais pro :
duit dams les chamb,es franchises.
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Mardi Gras.

#s.
LIE mardi gras est vean, lie ma,di
gras a vecn 4 Thibodaax. II etc
aussi triste que. possible. pressure
auSSl terne Que lie iour qni Ia
snlvl lie neictetil DIES cendreS,
lie premier jour du ca,Gme catlinli.
que.
IL est done vrai, nous s0mtnes
en- plein carcmei c'est nlaipfendnt
cue Va triomphrr Ia sainte moruc
ct autreS %prodGits inftcis tie uos
giocriies. Et ronrtant nous treu
voIs nue ccTtaine consolation 4
toilipfe, pour un TEMPS tiu moiaS.
aNtc ie stu 4lfertue hitieak t~ouiuur>
coupe de l.. meme facon, ct otirant
tonJonrs beaucoup de surface ct
pen d'epaiSseuv. Ii en- est meme
qni ont Fentrecuilancr he GONNA
rsr ceS prodnitS de nos b~nuch+ries
Il DIES voileS he mariees, mai> c'est
pure %calomnic. BEEF, ct pour f,irr
court, mangera qni voudra de la
'hoiue; quauf Il moi, |e piOmetS
tie men abStenir, c'e>t aitaire de
govt ct non de principe. Les ma,
CREATIONS ne me ihanqueIont point
pour celia, ct il a assez d'antres
chooses de>agreables d la porttr
DIES tideles PARTICIPANTS: de crS
chooses q la porlee de tous ct sur
lesqnelles je ne venx peint trop
m%appeSrn1ir de reur De m,atlirer
DIES feclIminatiouS meriteeS.
Je benirai dc tont mon cunr le
eaIeme, 81 nous ayi0us settlement
quelqne maler pa>sabi.; mais Il
Il mons tau,ira nous satlstaire a>ec
~tie>'raciues gu alors avec tons ceS
pindnltS sales. conSereGs ct autIe>
4 sont la rune dies e.tonacs.
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Tres honore Monsieur
Lnndi dernieI /. favrirr, nne.
Tres pieuse ct ites-imposante cert-
noule S'est accomplie a 5 hres. a. H..
dams Pegiise de st. Sanveatr.
Monsieur Pinl Meyer age dc -
ans, NATL dc MtNencp, Alltmpgnts
dn Sud, ne protestant aacn,r
religion, e lie honheur ue voif
Fean sainte du bapteine coulter sur
son font, d'Gt:e admis dams le
s"in de l'E@lise ca'liolique. ct &c
1%evenlr entait de Dieu ct lie re
elise. -
La ceremonie faite Strictement
'fapres lie rituel Romain fut ties
edlfiante ct snivir avec uue pie,lsr
attention par uhe nombrrnse as>jS
Gsliiee.
Cetalt reeliemcn: touchant dc
toIr Get heiirenx neophyte s'avan.
Ger avec nne for frrme, uu cierce
Il LII main verS IL grand autel unnr
alorer lie vrai Dieu ct lui rendur
SEES actions de grace.
Quelpne> minutes apres Mr.. Panl
Meyer Iecevait le sacrement de
marriage en- s'unissant a NELLIE.
Cecile Barrios, vice presidente hes
rnianfs de Marie. Puts. Ia messe
du marriage fut cclfbre, TT an mo.
inent de la communion, le NOVEL
elm s%'apptocla de la Ste. table avec
son epooSr, accompagne de son
parTain ct de Sa marianne pour
recevoir lie Dien DIES Fort, lie Dieu
qul faisait les premierS martyrs
monter awe courage sur les hn-
cheers.
Tel est ties %honore Monsieur IN
court resume de lit belle ct impo.
sali.e c%creinonie qui Went de sac
complir DAYS iEgliSe de St. Sau-
veur de Lcckport.
TN TEMOIN.
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pifvient SEES nombTenSeS clientes,
Quill leur fournira sur demande, ct
pour tontes grandenrs DIES patrons
de "Butte.ick Publishing Co"
Mr.. l.. p. GaEd6 Sc charge de
delivrer les dts patrons (patterns)
al prix mentionne sur chaque
copis ct sans antre trails extra.
Allez voir Mr.. L. F. Gaul6, ct rem
seignez-vous, mesdames ct mesde-
moisclles, sur les modes les plus
n0uvelles. VOus trouvcreZ dams
son magasin, 4 votre disposition,
les %journaox les plus autorises ct
les plus competsnts dams tout ce
Qui cOncerne la toilette feminine.
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LES PETTS PROFITS
UN TEMOIN.

Ce que peut rapperter II petite
induStrie.
On s'imagine generaiement que
ce sont les grands inventeurs qui
trent lie plus de profit de lrurs
9uvres ct que cenx Ia seuls font
fortune qui ont revolutionne par
Il decOuvelte exigeant DIES etudes
tongues, des experiences cofteuses
ellie effraye par son audace, ct ce
nest que pen 4 peu qu'elle enire
dams lesprit ct Sc fat accepter.
Mais aIors Pinventeur est mort.
rnin6 1T desesper6. II lui reste
qnrlquefois la gloire; encore Sc
tioave til solvent DIES rivanx qui
la lui diSpntent ct la hi ~raviss-nt.
Pour les petites inventions, il y a
bien moins de perils TT bien plus
de profit. Eohjpt ayant pen de va
lenr, finventeur risque pen. Mails
CONNIE l'objet est Ell general dun
emploi universal, sill est accueilli,
il Pest en- maSSe It donne de eros
beneficeS.
L~'inventenr deS crochets de
cnivre pour les sOnliers est au.
lourdfhui huit foiS millionaire.
Millionaire linventeur de l'appa-
rel a enfiler les aiguilles qai donne
nn e annuel de 10000 francs.
+ Millionaire rinventeurd de la bale
a fiji flastique. Les %jouets Ell gene
raj rapportent beancoup lorsqne la
vogue Sen m6ie. Les cris cris ct
les jonets brnyants, les questions
variees, eufin tous les %jouets ingG-
nieux It 4 bon marche ont Ell de
grands success d'argent POUR les
inventeuIS.
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CoURsES.-N'snhliez pas one
domain dimanche. DIES cour>es tres
intereSaautrs auront lieu an "Tet
Tpau's Park
Tour les amateurs lie "Sport" sc
donneront rendezvous en- Get Ell,
droit ct pourront jonir dun spec,
tacie agreeable. vari6 ct tres iute-
ressant pour les mites.
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yoyez rannonce de Mr.. Frank

Voyez l'annonce de Mr.. Frank
Hoffman ST.. qui tienr Il Ia dIsp">l
tiou iu pnhlIc une ecurie tres bien
mont4e et DIES v~oitureS dun chic
6patant: Nous ne %parleronS que
ponr memoire de son corbiliard
tres luxupux mails pen PRISE tie
e qni aIment vivre.
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Mons envny0ns nos wrFTcie-
ments 4 Mr.. i. V. Riuierr. Tfotre
concitoyen ct notre ami, pour Ia
carte d'invitation Qni nous - etc
envoy6e 4 propos DIES examins an'
doivent avoir lieu le 81 ferTIer 1871
pour lie ''PhiladeIphia Dental Col
lege."
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ft'sDfS sAf.s
Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given to the public. that
liohl this date. the undersigned will prose
cute tothe fullest extent Of thcIlW any and
"ii persons found hunting or otherwis.. tres
/ s>sing upon the L"fuar Plantation. situated
u N teS beicW the town OF ThibodauX, on
.i'e right descending bank OF the Bayou La
i '"r"he. within the Parish OF I.afoiuche, La.
j. l.. G. aGAZZO, w
Lamar Plantation. Lafourche Parish. La
fy-22-3t.
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sDECEs.-Mr Jos A. Gagne, un
des plus vieux ct du plus estimables
residents de Houma, est mort Ia
semaine derniere a Page de pres de
10 ans. IL comptait de nombrenx
amis dams toutes les paroIsSes
environnantes.
Nine. Wallis qni tut jadis venve
de Mr.. Robot Aubert, dc Thibolaux
est aussi dec6dee reinforcement sur
les rlvrs da henve, ct seS restes
apport6s a Houma on lis rrposent
Ell paly.
Dir. HENRI BEAUVILLE CLAVERIE.
lie DR.. Henri Bpanvllie Claverie
est decide In Semaine derniere 4
D"paldsonville on II await tiXe sa
residence depuis 1872, coyons-nous
lie defunt DIR. II. b. Claverie est
blrn coHnu a Thibodaux OH il St
trnnve bon nembre de bons ct lie
vieux amis pour deplorer sa perte.
lie Docteur est arrive a Thibo
danx en- 1860 venant de France OH
IL await remporte des success celia
tan's CONNIE etudiant. Ii ttait
natif de Tarbres ct sa science. son
esprit, 20 urbanite Ell firent tOu-
Jonrs nm grand favori parmi les
per>onnes intelligentes de notre
eMiroit. SEES capacities s%cientifi.
CUES etaient incontestees ct incon-
testableS et lui valurent i'honneur
d'etre appelG i faire par!ie dune
expedition scientifique autOnr du
monde. Il Went dc S'eteiDdre q
rage de 80 ans 1t ) mOiS.
Mons Ieviendr0ns peut etre sur
ce su.let prochainement.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Ihdoo-
daux, % novembrs, 1889.

Emil TRAIN.
oniue TliboaanK a - ieutes 9. 'n' aSee "a
MALE de FOuest.
Arrive a Thihodaux a 10 lIeurrs ~ q. N,
oree la MALE de Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
So.eud train favec Ia MALE de Ia Souve!ic
Orleans ct de TEST.
ou,,tp ThiEodaux 4 4 heures 81, I'm.
Arrive q Thibodaux q 6 heurts !Jol'. III.
La MALE est t~ouiours close an post "liire'
Il minutes avdDt lc depart du tram.
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FOR RENT.
An Elegant and Spacious Aix
Room Cottage

'gNIE t0MMoDiOUS RESIDENCE OF
4 E'l"rari juinonvi1le, about Isur miles
below i;'utrpIrv Vile. left i,auk.
The lnltr"triI@ilis consist OF ! fiua airy
cottage containing six rooinS. hall. galleries.
etc. carriage hau>e. c%i>tcrns. pIc.
'r2~tahlr garden and fruit trees attached
For particulars apply TO
RED STAR STORE.
Assumption Parish
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-22

HsfRAi NOTlCE@one black mare and
! h,lv. the mare has two white legs fIonI
knee doEn the filiy is bay, and has one
white leg from knee down and Il White spot
~ her iorshead. Neither of the two animals
have any brand. The owner is hereby mott.
fed to call at my office in the town of TIL
hodaux and prove property within 30 days
from TINS publication. ana pay costs, or
otherwise the said animals will be sold for
account of w~honeyer they may belong and
TO satisfy tho costs OF these proceedings.
{. A, ENGERRAN,
Justice of the Peace, Ind Ward
Parish of Lafourchr.