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ONE PISTOL ONLY.
But 1t Effected the Death OF Three
Persons.


CHARLOTTE. N. c., Dec. 10.-One of the
worst tragedies that ever occurred i'll North
Carolina happened last evening ut Hen
rietta Mills a short distance from Charlotte.
Eighteen mouths ago Hathaway Wall mar
ried Miss Eva Haynes, member of one of the
most widely known families in the South. The
couple moved West and lived together for
eight or nine months. when domestic trou-
bes caused them 10 part Mrs. Wall re-
turned TO North Carolina to her old home
ana nothing was heard of her husband until
yesterday, when he came TO Forest City and
went out To the home of his wife.
They met near the house, and as
she approached hum Wan drew large
pistol and fired three times. Each
shot took effect i'll his wife's head. She fell
to the ground dead. Mrs. Wallis brother
came up about the time The last shot was
fred, and Wall turned aud shot him through
the body. Wall then jumped into his bng y
and drove about two miles from The house,
when he placed the pistol 10 his he ri and
fred. He was found in the road soon af err
ward. dead with his pistol still IN his hand.
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AVALANCHE VICTIMS.
Three Miners Caught in a Mount
ain Snow Slide.

DURANGO, Col. Dec. 1O.-Three miners who
have been working the Gypsy Queen NINE.
owned by D. j. Haw, have just reached this
city III horrible condition. The unfortu-
ha.es were ben Sherer, John Mooney and
John Costello. They were on their
way from the La Plata mountains,
when, without m ments warn
ing they were hurled tothe base of the mount
ain in an awful SHOW slide of monstrous
proportions. Bruised, half-dead and terribly
frightened, they finally dug themselves out,
10 tud that they had lost their snowshoes
proceeded to continue their journey to
Durango. where they arrived last evening
after two days hunger and travel. suffering
great pam. his is the first snow slide il
this section as far as reported. $50
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

pUILDERo' EXCnANU. OF ST.
- Paul-Corner Seventh and Cedar Sts-
Contractors. builders and dealers in building
materials, members of the above Exchange,
announce that they may be found on this
floor from 1880 a. m. to-i2 m. on each bust
ness day. Fl. r. P. Hamilton, Secretary
MAsUNIC-A STATED COMMUNI-
Isl cation of Ancient Landmark Lodge No.
.. a. F. & A. NJ. will be held this evening.
Work in the NJ. NJ degree
NOTICE OF Ei.ECTlON-THE AN
~ nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Germania Bank of st. Paul. Mimi, will be
held at The Germania Bank building. Wednes-
day, Jan. 18th. 1891. between the hours of
and p. m. for the purpose of electing fifteen
directors; Dated st. Paul, Dec. 18th, 1890
vi liam Bickel. Cashier
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THE wAITLRs' SCALE.
Offenders Summarily Bounced
New Officers Chosen


The walters urion revised their constitu-
ton last night. Seven new members were
initiated and three were expelled for con-
Quoting banquet for prices lower than the
schedule of the union. A resolution was
adopted declaring that regular wages should
pc % cents an hour. and that extra men at
banquets should receive S2.5 for the time
on duty. Mike Kelly was selected as see
ond delegate 10 the trades and lanor assemcly.
J. Kelly. c. j. Wilson and John Powers we're
designated to assist in organizing union at
minneapolis. vote of thanks was rendered
Ald- Conley for efforts in behalf of the union
DELEGATES were chosen to the Minnesota Fed
Grafton of Labor, which meets at Labor hail
on Sunday. The officers elected for the en-
suing quarter are: j. W. Enright. president:
T. n. Devine, vice president; John Powers,
treasurer; e. J. Wilson, secretary; w. It.
Evans, guide; Martin Hart guardian: Will
lam O'Connor, sergeant-at-arms.
Albert E. Stutzman has sued Ole Kielset
and Ellen Kjelset to recover $500 upon a
promissory note.
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FROM GALAows TO GLORY.
Murderer Martin Sung Into Etern-
ity at Meridian, Miss.

MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec. 1O.-George Martin,
the murderer of William Crouch, was exc
cuted in the Jail yard to-day at / 80 O'Clock
p. m. The hanging was private but con-
siderable crowd mostly negroes, gathered
around. When Martin was brought out on
the gallows he was allowed by Sheriff Bour-
deaux to talk ten minutes He devoted his
time 10 religious lecture to other negroes.
hls only request was that Sheriff Bordeaux
throw The trap instead of a deputy. hen
he had finished his statement the sheriff
fitted the moose. gave the rope jerk and
launched Martin into eternity. His neck was
broken and the physician decided he was
dead in about three minutes. He did not
move after the trap fell.
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At st. Paul Hardware Company's. Ele-
CANT Carving Sets. $3.50 10 $50 per set;
fine Brass Coal Vases and Fire Sets;
Rogers Bros best plated ware at low
est prices; the finest line of Tea and
Coffee Pots in the city. Our store is
full of elegant and useful articles for
holiday presents. Open every evening
this MONTH
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
Use PisEsbury's Best.
ReceiveS the highest award everywhere
States. States. SI.atcs

The Long Reach leads them all {;
quickest to ADJUST. strongest to hold; all
grades, 75c to 1925 per pair; ITO pairs
sold Saturday. st. Paul Hardware Com
pany. Open every evening this month.
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MORE CROOK GDNEss
Comes to Light in the SanbOrn
Forgery Case.

II OH SCIJ OttSOs
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. lO.-The expose
in the affairs of Louis D. Sanborn is the alb
sorbing topic of conversation in Saginaw
More crookedness came to light when
the banks opened yesterday morning,
raised notes and drafts being received from
Other cities and through regular channels on
maturity. and the total amount known last
night is over 500 .. Speculation as TO his
Whereabouts continues. 1t is generally
thought he has committed suicide. His life
is insured for Sl.n',Un :, which gives color to
the supposition that he has taken his life.
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ssOuu Cnrrpnrss

Cigar will continue to be sold for cents
for some time to come.
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Gents Fine Shoe Sale
; DA;B1 E,1+
Ask Your Grocer for

Inspect the stock of Furniture at 264-
266 East Seventh. E. Holloway, Auc-
tiOneer.
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1t will pay you to call at Pei's for your
fine Shoes and Overshoes, SO East Sey-
enth street.
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DIED.

TEASDALE-In st. Paul, Mimi, Dec 8,
William Teasdale, aged seventy-tive years.
Funeral to-day at II a. IN. from the resi-
dence of his son. T. W. Teasdale, sac Olive
street. Friends of the family invited.
MILNER-At White Bear, at family resi-
dence, Tuesday, Def. 9, Henry Gilbert, son
of Thomas and Clara Miner aged two years
and seven months. Funeral Thursday. 2
P. N. from st. Johns in the Wilderness,
White Bear.
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Auction of the S. N. Adler Furniture
Co.'s stock of Furniture begins Dec. IL,
l o'clock. E. Holloway. Auctiuneer.
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MANHOOD ! RESTORED E;'|;,II!

Many suffer untold misery and bitter disappoine
ment in silence because of n morbid sensitivenesa
when for instance they have entered into happy
union and find themselves unable properly perform
marital duties. Nerve Seeds win cure quickly and
nulhfy the results OF carly indiscretions. NERVH
SEED CO.. 80 Lake Street, Chicago Postpaid 81.
For sale by Mussetter, Wabash and Fourth and VS.
bash and Third Streets st, Paul.
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Puritan Griddie Cake Flour
For sale by all grocers.
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ei0A nHADAoih-Ca Carter sLittle Liver Pills
SICK hEADAChf-Carter Little Liver Pills
Sioh hEADAohh-C arter's Little Liver Pills
slch hhApAoAh-Ca Carriers Little Liver Pills
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UsefmlH Holiday Goods

Puritan Griddle Cake Flour.
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CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO..

saw FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK n. Y
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Z. Eriimia,,s Eenh.,s.

Something pew i'll The celtsus line il
under V.av il the village Ct Waterford
1t is caiiei 4 religious census. and IS
being taken under the direction Of a
committee representing The fouc Prot
est;snt Churches Of the village The
members of the committee or their as
sislants call at each tot5se ai1l ascertain
now many there are III the family of a
church going age; what church they at
tend, if any. or 10 what denomination
they have d predispcsition. When per
SONS are found who 10 not attend any
chIrea they are also noted ttawn.-Al
ba12.. cypress.
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Bogus stamps.

A Hamburg firm is making a fortune
by selling bogus Helgoland postage
stamps to collectors i'll Germany As
soon IS the Anglo-Gerrnan agreement
concerning the island became known
there was Il tremendous denanl fo. the
old iIeligoland stamps. and the prices
went up to forty-fve and fifty cents
aaie@e. The firm II question at once
aaus'1t the Hcligoiand stamp for little
n0ip than its value as old metal, and
Aas kept it a9oine day and might ever
since 1t has sold already 2e,o00. and
has more orders IN sight tltan it can FIJI.
At II recent meeting Of the postage
stainp bo5srse III Berlin Il movement to
stop the fraud was started Exchange
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NO. p
Provisions for a Long Trip.

Have yon any mince pier he said,
busting up to the proprietor Of Mas
sau street restaurant and letting his au-
tulnn tinted nose Larmonize with the
cranberry tarts.
Certainly, sir.
Little early, isa't it. for mincc:"
'-Oh. no"
Aren't remnants or markdowns from
last year. are they:"
'-Of course not" answered the r-opri-
etor ilai .snantiy.
". II. yon 40 me up whole pie. I'm
going to start fpr Omaha at 5 o'clock
and | want i ::t&.cr for t,,e tip Tau
see. l-y; llel, lea4.1r cani;,.cntllliy IN
the c;,,-e l"tc.s, when we.,s west last
year t;.J half Il l.:i.,ea pie htfcre
.+aTto1. VI .ir, ! rat1r s4"N aay-
t!4ia@ stand W ar l..sa H. Go1f-a'. 1T
Il lat.;5. ''s4l t. ;,.-ctli-r. KIT ta .,t.
L@u:s l..i.. >;..r I'LL bEs in' i whole
pie. and ,.,t'-,yl Shell I'LL = ,st, into
IL" stste II Icbr;,.. i. '-1,ew Yo-k
Tribune
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Thrv ,sa,t Stepped or tho Train.

Il t-,l .~ir happened ol IN east bourd
Teas Pacific rain about two miles east
Of Paris Ct. llav ait4rlooa. Among the
passengers o1 tie train wore two nc
groes SCI inc employment is cotton
iclse.s. -ho.- .,.i ll,vt. boon on i sr;.in
beiare, a,l.t scaiirs y great deal Of cotton
in the fe' a. t!1ty we're Ias.ica Gesiced
to sat o.-I and hr.:t work. SO they
walled ont "a the platform and jumped
c. / he ts',:;n w;,s stopped all pae,,ed
down u IRE 10y were Ing. Gle
t.,;.s c-tahel ana tla ot,.nr r-1.' lady
inju-e i.-1''.;n Antoaso E-,press.
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STATE. az I.3 lStANA.
<acrasSioa . H~n,W Eaitie w. if71
I'tobufts.

AIsH g'.i.s Fi.i NGjl GORDON. Of s.;3
har'~1. cufat"r - h. atrr' Aaisi estate
- fc''3'is''i Era ace q OF BIZ afin,itis
I afinH nt III. aturrfs ii o-fa;e
-" thef"i"ft ~ y r-''iss are hetenv w&ID
" :" ~ ifi"ti 70 ne ti':3r tt't''H lon IN Wi
t"s - tat sIii h"t"unt VITA ttir clerk of
ah e""ff ~ his t.fhre u thu town ri 'fhiha-
'h"N fEh oaIs ttfrr tho ilrSt ruh'irst,1,,ts
ere "thtrAlSS. lite s'i't .ucthnt will hc
@tF"FfH ,nt' -ii"nt't"@ lled according L law.
- Nitae- $ my haul and the iiu',n-s~
- !" II the >ttal II: in~ afiiee this the I.tl
2 : } Lay ii Decetntrr. H. 1870
J. w hNoBL0CH.
Cirik oi sait Court
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tcF th meath at Get, 1922
Ftta5 Matkt, FEES G llccted - -
Resp. cltuhy Submitted.
J AUSLET.
Collector aud Market Master
ltt, rtraorlS ol lte rea~urrr. the Collector
afld tis, MARKET Master for month 81 Nottn-
bee. 1896. VAR. read and referred 20 the r.
naurr Gutun.i tee.
Tat.,c fa,u. q further business. Mt teH
Zen Set-t,u, e3 Il, Mr. Badtas, n"Ved tht't
tiic Gouuc,l ai,urn rine die
J - ACCOM- Mayer
JOHN r. TAYLOR clerk
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Til. E@!,.t Law Help. the :!.in,g:.

Orc u the most arr,rcci2o'a c,-e-c.s of
sAt Australia election i.v- i. ..llc ;o-
'nar-.&ule Loo-a las giten tAa jpo pti:.t-
ing blls moss. -~5ger b@forcil ttu ......-..y,-
II y'-ctiors hly, ,ho printers been called
t--.o- io-' aT.c!l WISE quantities and v;sri-
cites Il campaign cards and ca1na;,i.-n
hte@carc -auolally. UnGer I'LL llew
S..st>Is. t.-a g-,:,l canvass il tllt- t4o5t
likely IL tell, and hence the use for cards
Of n. dimensions. The confusion exist
i:'s& ID boundary limos IF wards &al
,i..r:.".t is:s been u benefit b ~
NJ II , Supplying c..:,}..; With zaa.,a III
t2t hac..., ucll bet u I'll III tie rags
among tila calil!idate4 to haze their
portr.tts printed ca their carda.-s't.
Louis Glou9-D4l4le.1
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Steamship ana What, in Collision

Il1e ste.,--.stip Qceans,nore. Capt.
Trsnorr, las arrivel from Liverpool
VIII mcaol.,l carg,s IN Saturday,
Oct. =. tho t,5oeeaslnore pa..alyzed i big
whale. Cipt. I'ienerv triad to steer ont
of the way. LIT the whale was too close.
ca al. the @ Il t2veit Il stunning 1lanc-
ing blow. lAe Whale did not iaoye, and
the water scon became stainea with
blood. Baltimore American
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Oth. Judicial District Court. Parisl,
of Lafourche
II ref ITeiH rs. No. 1850, Hired Led1t

rgH KE MITE. THAT ACTING I-NpE
and hy Niftle al in order ,rtznr. futs
size t'.otttsHti:g iioai tina above eut fi's.
Geart IN the ubnrc cntltled mn.l nom'.r...5
-.tsc have izrti and will ohr 20 lie
anb. e f1@tiarl. ,tttrSiltut t. law IN the lf.t
nd Higtitrt liaster at the CoH' H..use in L e
pwnat fHih t;a&, N
SAT. DAY. DEeEMREE =. 1897
hefw.en he hours ri Il o'ceek n N, aud 4
a. hack. =, M, il,s following lss,rii. d pi"pe,
IS ter" 4:
4 re ain tract Of land situated in ttr par
i-h ui l. 4 ,nfsir gh left bank af Blsuli
t.,,lau che III ahnHt eighteen tnites m,te .t
less II. low tho town OF rf.ihoianx and 'ttl.
mere than sixty a.I.n's trnm the s.,id bayou
me snfin& ii"- .trpcufs i9aut hy fnEty arprnl-
in arpth hon,ls'"t. south or tuwaits a,ru
. :our. lte ',S hlsls al - ami K furtt a,.
Nor ~ latiti II X Furct < -. osetilrr
With ,tl hr tatiitinaS n 4 rfnraVenltilts.aaa
all a., srilrtenances thereof.
1.3a. and conditions q: salr--Cash en- :le
SPOT - puv ami satisfy the sum efs
/. IAa ihuns4n suili,rs wi}is eight req
sa.nt i aHn,3ih interest tteryau ifoiu thc f.;
tist ~ Bpeam,rr. lsSS
y iav sum at live riet crnt IN the arcfp.-
gate II the sad principal mt. iateresr TT said
rnie Is attorney ) fees ami AL costs herein
ana witch >titf amount i, principal .lnt, it
tertsf 'ff:uri4ays fees and cb~f4 Is set.lrea "
n,,i. .ase ,aer act passed -. '.,f, The lafc
Eta9e neeat l.,-tiiai,. lh-a st,tN OF i. onrt
al =, i ,safi>li At ,iatc the t7itl ,,pf Of Marcla
| ssf
7. i. LnRIO.
She,iff 0. Laea@reha
Nose.sl,lct ; Al, $50
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Valae of Cigar isS,xl.,.

4 man called Auguste. sur.1rs ra-
known. has just died in Paris. leaving
behind him the respectable ansn II tGa.-
00Of. b. q! 600. the whole If ull.rI4eo-n-
Portable pecuIiun would appeay to have
been ;sInassed from the profits. earrlad rs
ricl,in@ up cigar ends in the street. Of
the French metropolis London Tele-
graTlti
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One of TIE shortest names iii tile ca,sis-

One Of the shortest names Ill tic I;,,sli-
try is possessed b. TT. Te. who is secre-
ta:y of ti!e Gure.n legation at Nasi-i7jg-
Tor. IL. Tc has iast been piaf.e happy
- - e'.:::' e:. - his h7:.na o. 4 little.
daughter. ana tho Child lias been h-is-
tened 'Naahol Ye."' winch ii La+..s u
means N .as,.insto.l. This c-ill n tho
itrst born u the Corcan nationality in
this country.
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The Handy Man.

WifoThat pane Of glass has hosa out
all summer, and How . fieezing eoladav
has come ard we need II in I've told
you ferty times to send 4 mar. here to
fix it. Why il the world haven't You
done Il.
Kssha,ad-Bec-use can fix it myself.
Good News
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LOST, 7ssss. sss9 eszs sHoE.EN

one Promissary Note. drawn by Giles War
2 ! q hY hisn endorsed ia hl.snh. for tne
sum oi T"o Hundred Dollars, with eight pef
cent interest from tate aad secured ,.y atf -
.Hpftg fae Ut dtt- MARCH sth 1856 Nate 81
sttne date, II. Il. l. folio 555. As owner. al
efi ons are Warmed ;iot to negotiate ft1s ,43.
a. payment hts bssn ~5s.nped, in sceo,dane.
Win ia@ n-.N 85t.N is ISiilStsT0S
Dee. 2iiti. 81
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The revenue cutter Rush, late from a
northern Pacific tour, brought home
walru5 skin over fourteen feet long. Il
was captured BY some junior officers "a
Walrus islaal. and will be sent to the
Smithsonian Institution at Washington,
where. after being properly prepared, it
viii form one Of the Alss71an exhibits at
the " orld's Fair.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Tenth Justice C,,ufl Pafl> h Of La
fnl,chp.
Francois Deramee as. Simon Peterson
Nos. Is, II aud 1872.

NOTICE l. HEREBY VEN THAT lsY
IN virtue IT tur nrti> FIe1i hsc;.is is
~, q by August cr TIM. jnst cr al tie ,r &c
# h,' teilth Watt o. the Isfl-i, of La on, ca
IL fsver Of traneols urrtuet aua against
inlnn i'e ef>.n, nti TO d'r+rtt,l. Viii.
Il ocinck H. IN.
SATURDAY, DECEnBER, =. 1899.
1t ls office ol liz said justice oi the ti..fce
III the tenth war IN shi'i parih. .,tfcr H.,
s,ie at p.tb'r tuc4 ion the lnil,Nln. movable
IT rtv to-wit
tiiiy-Niue haArs of ul,ss marked l.. X
Sc z, d 1T th Il il Rnt,, d"r"t kactl l4nl n
tla. l'tri |, OF l. foe, che. rs the proper y -
>l,.e,n Pelersal,. Gn-sef stitl etifs oi Firii
r tcits.
Dated ,Aia itth day # Deeenher. lsa1.
i, hENoNT
Gnn.r 4 ll.. iNlh ,narsl La. Ii II ;. l.- l..
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla-

when Baby vas sick. we gave her Castoria
When she was q Child, she cried for Castor'as
When Oh 3acaule Mss, she chung to castoria,
whe-l she had Children she gave them CassorsA.
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SATUit ,AY JANC AIRY

hetwe the hours of II n'cio j. .. n,.. an!
n'ei"fk, r. m. he iolrwin. ,icscr,ne, pre-
s,es IS ta-wit:
\ certain iract'aral 'nf of ground nr town
ot hainc he n'lihwrstcrn portion nf i"t Ne
us nu he Ian al thr town ot thihnianx
ticI said fractional lot at ground n.t.l>t,p. :
.utti,l ninety t. Ct iG"r. n trs tia,stt nit J
son street ru;in u. back from .Iatkssa i i, +
t" F.yley ianf,ius Ion sun tu~ed tu IL, :p4e nj
al stance ot iSS iet u.,re or irk- " hi, II sid
II e acti nni ni .r"und is hpnhdet in fr.tt
or west by la. k on stree. north ky ttaes
street, south by o her poi ti.n y: at M. tis
ui trSi., Mi'p~ and e.,st taatiy hy lat nf {. y
l,.y In .lin Il y rttt hy hi 1T Joseph c.
naaux Tn.eth~r WITH all the blii4liuaS ..tl
inl,ravene is thfretn.
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avcrsianen' her vendor darlarin. te sci one
hti ef tie tra.i; If u lis on askso, st =. .
Term md Cnntl. ions at III e-C Cash on he
spst H. United Slales treasury mites 10 p.y
debts.
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l>h of L.,fnn,che.
Succession Of LAY Philips. No. 1922
Protdtes.


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I g a., nf che above. utiii..tt cpurl tttd
he tirnce II L commission ~ nae ttlte-t.ttsi
~ ,he .ha,e snliti"d a'd numbered anf.
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tslN will III, / sait- II pRhic anrt'"e
,uf-uart 10 law. 70 The last aud hl-he>t
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
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Thibok.aux, La, Dec. 2, 1880. !
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Thibodaux, La, Dec. :, 1891.
The Courrii tue town /" IN =
aaux met this das in regular monthly srs-
.io ~ ,'riork IA.
presgnt--J. l.. Aucoin, Mayor. and trustees
Bme.nA, Brau Cuu.un, Malbrough and
rrnttrr.
Absrn,-O Naquin. trustee.
1u. ntntti,s ut lat session were read
ara app ov,tt a. rrc''id q.
Th.. + in .uce Comiurtee reported as fc
lows: ,ooo
To ihe Mayor aud Trustees Of The tow" of
ThIboanux.
{, !, ...nen Your Comtni tee IN + naH''
ber iravo summit tn. your consideration,
the fui.u~iug c ainn-:
har.e lie Ia 4. 'tr' tahorer-
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t.har.rabi,, I" uw ttail
A M.,lhr .ugh for Honth "i Nov..--.-- o0
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J ausl,t Tor mouGh ol Auv. ~
Ch. srahle 70 ire Depariment-
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prnlecl.r sean L re- Go. No. 2..----...- W y
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Y.ur committre otfrr the following .e~.ln-
tion /" cover Stiii".
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On. uun.lr. Il aud F',ve 3I-t0O Dollars DE ait'
i In t,s,s nah t" pay S"ine.
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org IL .lan.,n. Il r.. ,.ort- OF o,l.etot 4 Ike
N,s,e, a,,.t IT, astlirr Tor iii"hth .! Orttb :
ana tuuud them ~ he aud r"rr'ct.
lie, vctiu4lt submitted,
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-25
FortY.Nine Prices.

A Transvaal correspondent, located
at johannesburg, writes that from
$25 to $75 per month is charged for an
unfinished room in that South Afri.
can town. Food of all kinds is high
and $50 per week is charged for a
good quality of food at first class
boarding houses, while $50 is charged
per week at first class hotels for board
and lodging. Whisky costs % cents
a glass. Furniture sells 500 per cent.
higher than the usual rates. an ordin-
airy bedstead costing 500 and Il COM
mon bureau 800. Common wooden
chairs cost $40 each.