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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
poppisag the Question.

1t was Seyen long years since Jonas
Harris had begun to keep company"
with Miss Hannah Bell, and yet in all
that time he had not mustered courage
enough to propose Il certain important
question. His house was lonely and
waiting, hers was lonely enough to be
vacated, and still Jonas could got bring
himself to speak the decisive words.
Many time he had walked up to her
door with the courage of a lion, only TO
find himself very mouse when she
appeared
On making his usual appearance one
night the hearth was swept, the fire
burned brightly, and Miss Hannah was
adorned with smiles and red bow.
Conversation went serenely on for an
hour or 50, aud then, when they both
sat pairing red-checked apples with
great contentment Jonas began to call
upon his recolleetions.
|. Its a good many years, amt it
Hannah, since you and first eet here
togetherY'
Yes, a good many
Il wonder If | shall be settin' here
this time another year?'
Maybe shan't be at home. Perhaps
shall go out TO spend tie evening
myself said Miss Hannah, briskly.
This was blow, indeed, and Jonas
felt it.
"Whege," he gasped.
"0h, | don't know che returned.
beginning to quarter her apple. ~
might be out to tea-oyer to yegy
house, for instance.'
But there wouldn't be anybody
over there to get supper for YOU"
Maybe could get it myself
$50 you could! so you could" cried
Jonas, his eyes beginning TO sparkle.
But there wouldn't be anybody to
cook the pies and cakes beforehand"
MAYBE | could cook EN-"
Mt THAT moment Jonas plate fell be-
tween his knees te the hearth and
broke it two. butneither noticed it.
HANNAH cried he, with pent-up
emphasis, of seven long years, could
you bring yourself to think OF getting
marriee ?"
A slow smile curved her lips; surely
she had been given abundant tine for
consideration.
Maybe could" she returned de-
murely; and Jonas has admired him
self to this day for leading up the
subject SO cleverly.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
A E0Pe Crglsller.

A Hawthorne attorney who has
been greatly troubled by chronic bores
has placed the following sign in a con-
spicuous place in his ONCE:
mo iramps need apply"
mo money to lend"
Haven't a postage stamp to spare"
mo matches supplied
1--WE have had the grippe"
1--WE have seen dozen such win
ters."
1--WE don't want to invest in Mines
mo stationery wanted"
1--WE don't sign any bonds.'
Don't want any life insurance.
"lnteryiewers Will please keep oat.n
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
VIVA. Jones Mao OF Carson.

Recently tte Carson Appeal pub
lished a challenge from one VIM. ones
OF that city to run footrace with any
man in the State for $500 a side, Ben
Rosehthal preferred. Roseuthal,s man
ager at once wrote to Jones, telling
HIM to make deposit with Wells,
Fargo IL Co, of Carson, as a guarantee
Of good faith, and further stating that
he would then go TO Carson and make
the match. Two weeks have elapsed,
but Mr.. Jones ssFeih naught. The
trouble 10 they are all afraid of Rosen-
thai. They would do better IN talk
ing match than footr&ee Rosenthal
is ready TO meet any man in the State,
and there is $1,000 behind him-and
that's where Jones would be after the
race.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
Ihe RcaEt or Trade.

The Secretary Of the State Board of
Trade requests the BULLETIN to an
nounce that contributions of ore spec
linens and agricultural products of the
State are solicited and will be placed
on exhibition at Reno and other points
in Nevada along the line of the Gem
trial Pacific railroad. All contributions
can be sent AT the cost of the Board
addressed to Allen G, Bragg, Secretary,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
A Good Bill.

a letter from New York contains
the following:
A measure is now pending before
the State Legislature which if passed
VIII lie a blessing, not only to those
workingmen for whom it ie especially
framed, but to age-workers in gen
eral. refer to the Weekly Payment
Bill, which, as its name indicates,
seeks to establish by law the payment
of wages stss KY, instead of the unjust
systems by which many large con-
Germs pay their employees either fort.
nightly, monthly or perhaps not at ali,
except with store-orders, etc. 1t is u
crying shame tpat laree corporations,
such as factories, railroads, and the
like, are not compelled TO pay their
hands at least once Il week. The work.
lugman who has to wait month TO-
his pay Is unGes Il terrible Gisa1yaat.
age ans his wages are generally con-
sumed before being received The
World, which is pushing tho bill along,
deserves great ertdit fog showing up
The harrlships Of the present system.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

To-day is Ash Wednesday.
FRED Il.
Hawthorne, Feb. n, 1890.

To-day is Ash Wednesday.
James G. Blaine WAS 60 years old on
the 3lst ult-
Postmaster White of Carson died
iast week Of pneunenia.
-Four bsrs of Mt. Diablo bullion,
valued at $4,000, were shipped below
yesterday.
1t is reported that the stage line be-
tween Sodavillc 49d Belmont has been
discontinued.
There is coin in the General Fund of
the County to cash warrants to aud in
GLIDING No. $40.
The suowfall for the Winter is re.
ported to be 25 feet at Tallac and 35
feet at Mckinney's.
Chrss. Zabriskie and Walter Shock
ley passed through en- route to San
Francisco yesterday.
A correspondent reports that half
che ranchers in Mason Valley are buy.
ing chicken feed and potatoes.
Charley kimball returned from
California last Saturday, where he
went to visit his sister, who WAS very
ILL.,
We arc indebted to Senator Stewart
tor copy of tiec proceedings of the
Silver convention held IN St. Louis.
Nov, 2G, 81, %, 1880.
Last Monday an election was held
for city Offices ia Salt Lake. The Nor
mons We're defeated by good maiorl-
ties and there is general rejoicing.
Billy Robson hat closed his saloon
an Hawthorne and removed his bill.
lizard table and saloon fixtures TO Can.
delaria, his old stamping ground.
The remains Of A. Pettibone will be
shipped to New York for interment as
soon as Miss Pettibone fwho is ouite
IT'D RECEIVERS sufficiently to make the
5ourney.
Lake Tahoe has raised two feet since
the storm set in. Ii had fallen four
feet IN tic last four years, but will
likely reach the old mark before the
Summer is over.
There will be a grand masquerade
hal 4
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

] viii positively Leave Hawthorne as
soon as | can dispose Of my stock.
| am not putting myself, bnt will
sell my goods at prices that will salts
fly you. A trial viii show you that
am IN earnest. No one allowed to leave
without a satisfactory purchase My
stock of clothing and dry goods is
superior 10 that of any country store
on The coast.
Parties indebted to me will please
call and settle their accounts, as wish
to leave at an early date.
j. LEVY.
Hawthorne, Nev., January 20.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

There were about dozen fights in
town last week, and bloody noses and
skinned cheek bones were pentirul.
The scrimmage which made the most
noise was between Charley Stewart
and Fred Stillman. In the morning
they had some trouble over money
matters, and when they met in res
taurant at night, the quarrel was re-
newed. Both gentlemen grabbed
chairs and dashed at each other but
they were separated without damage
Stillmsn going into his saloon near by
while stewart stood at the door, and
in tentorian tones yelled: "There
never was IA Dutch, son-of-a-gun who
could do me up. I'm a Missourian, |
am, aud my cuticle is cracking for a
fight, it Is. lm q Missougian, clipper
built and copper fastened aud double
rcVetted down the belly, am" and he
seemed to be quite angry as he went
away. Later on Stillman met Stewart
and proposed a bare-knuckle prop in
the back yard, but Charley had cooled
oil and declined the honor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
Gay for Fuel.

An Eastern exchange mentions that
hay has been successfully used Sos
tiel. A package of twenty-five pounds
costing less than five cents-presscd
into a solid mass furnishes sufficient
fuel Cor family for twenty.foar hours
end gives a greater dagFas of heat
tlHa either coal or wood.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

@im Corbelt has gone to New Or.
leans to fight Jake kIlrain, Corbett
has sufficient gall TO make up for his
lack OF sense dayton Times.
Corbet has other things besides gall.
He has proved himself TO be the best
bare knucIsle fgher on this coast, His
fight with Choynski was savage bat
tie and at its finish neither mans
grandmother would have known him
but Corbett won. II he meets Kilrain,
tits dollars TO doughnuts he wins the
fight.
- 9s-'--
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
ANNUAL MEETING.

Hg OfMES MINING COMPANY. THE
II regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Homes Mining Company viii
Nevada Block, No. 1853 Montgomery street,
San francisco, California. on the eleventh
day OF March, 1880, al the hour f12 NJ, for the
purpose OF elscting Board OF Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and tie tans-
action OF such other business ~ nay come
before the meeting.
CHAS. e. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office, room ~, Neynda Block, 800 Mont
gomory street. San Francisco, california.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

The common lot is one OF sorrow
say =, loast--tBe pes,imiots, they who
look q, dye worst side Certainly what
would otherwise be bright existence,
Is often shadoweG BY some aiiment
that oyeghangs h like pail, obsour-
ing pSfPate9lIy the radiance that else
would light tho path. Such an all
ment. and { very Common one, is
AorYogsless, or ia other words, weak
ness OF tho nervous system, a condition
only iTre,aediable where inefficient or
improper means are taken to relieve
it. The concurrent experience of ner-
yong people who have persistently
used iIostetter's Stomach Bi.ters Is
chat it oonquers entirely supersensi-
tiVcnegs of the nerves, as well rs dis
.cases-s0 calcd--which arc invited
and sustained by their chronic weak
ness. AS the nerves gain stamina from
the great tome the trouble disappears.
Use the Sitters for malaria, rheuma-
tism, biiliousness and kidney tt oubes
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
Wagon for Sale.

A good Thoroughbred Wagon tor
sale cAeap. Apply to J. Levy, Haw-
!horne, NeY,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

Bookkeepers and others of sed-
entary habrs cure constipation with
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

Brain,workers keep your heads clear
and bowels open. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19
Ahsent-lnirltlrN.

"My dear said Mrs, Jones, strue-
Cling with POI of Jam at the dinner
table the other day, "see If you can
open this pot' Not with my luck
murmnred Mr.. Jones, who had been
sitting up the night before with sick
friend. "Fn pass il blind"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

s. l.. r. means Simmons Liver
Regulator sure.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-02-19

+. j Baldwin, n few days ago, an
nounce that during the coming Sum-
mer he intended putting in extensive
improvements at Lake Tahoe, among
which will be n fine hotel.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-11
WHAT THEY ARE AND WHAT
SENTINELS THEY
MIGHT BE.

Farmers are the most numerous of the
productive classes.
They cast votes enough every four years
to elect the president and a majority Of
Congress AID the State Legislature.
They own and represent but one-fourth
of the nations wealth.
They furnished three-fourths OF the SOL
diers, and three fourths Of the nations
ax-burdens.
They produce n,ne-tenths of the wealth
which annually flow into the Golfers of
tie rich corporations and milIiona res.
They are poor and hard up, from being
excessively taxed to support e~xtravagant,
National, State and local governments,
and deprecated prices of their products,
as a result of exorbitant transportation
charges, and commissions to board Of
trade MIDDLE men.
They are blind partisan idolators who
furnish the juggernaut and the team which
rolls it over the r bodies every four years.
and OVhat might they be?
They RigRt, ifunited, be the controlling
power Ia rne1and.
They might repeal every unjust law
that aflicts them, and enact such statutes
IS would secure to them justice, equity
and protection.
They might pass laws to obtain from
the government all the currency they need
on land security, at the same rate and cost
that national banks now obtain bank
currency on bond security at one per cent.
for twenty years
They might establish a transportation
system, that would be operated at cost as
the postal system now is
They might abolish the debt and usury
system, which is filing the land with .
few rich and many poor, by providing
means for labor to do q cash business, as
capital now does.
They Can swap places with those who
are robbing and depressing them, and
make their farms as good as government
bonds, by making them the basis of the
currency Of the country.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-11
A NEWS,
Cream of the State Press.

Drops of Turpentine aud Grains Of hite. rom the
East I; Clusters of Grapes and Tooaec9 stems
from he North stalks Of Com ard Grains
~ Wheat from the West, and Peanuts
Al d Cotton seed from the South,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02
Tn cadeau qui coute cher

On raconte dune maniere fort
amusante le tour qu'ont joue au
Harrison, M. Wanamaker
ct une douzaine de freres ct amis
de Philadelphia. qni ont fait cadeau
de la fameuse villa du Cap May a
Nine. Harrison. Par lie fait. lis
ont mis- NJ. Harrison dams Iobliga-
de payer de e deniers la
maisou, lie mobiiier ct lie reste,
pour Sc debarrasser des quolibets
don't il est harcele. Sill await
beaucoup d'amis qui lie victimas-
sent ainsi de lenrs gracieosetes, il
serait RUNE par ses admirateurs,
qui ne sly prendraient pas autre-
ment 81 c'etaient DIES speculateurs
qui voulussent liqnider leurs rossi.
guols.
II parait que les amis en- ques
ton mont pas soum6 mot de leur
projet jusqu'a ce que le cottage ait
etc construct, meuble ct approvi-
sionDe, de maniere q cesque Nine.
HARRISON nett qua y apporter
son bonnet de mutt. Puts, un beau
Jour, lis sont arrives a la Maison
Blanche les clefs 4 la main, ct les
ont presentees a Nine. Harrison
pendant que lie president etait a
dejeuner lie tout sans autre forma-
lite que d'inviter la famille presi-
dentielle a aller visiter la propriete,
ct a s'y considerer CONNIE chez ellie
81 ellie. lui convenait. Nine. Harri
son MA rien trouv6 d repondre a
cette galanterie. QUAINT a NJ. Har-
rison, il n'avait QUA dire: Amen !!
= ct a payer. Au moins est ce
PAWS des gtns scrupulenx parmi
SEES amis, qui tEouvent, tout bien
considere, lie procede passabiement
%eQuivcque, de la part dun gros
politician envers son chef de file.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02
Les raisins secs californiens

La California attache auiourd'hui
beaucoup d'importance a la prepa-
ration des raisins secs. induStrie
don't p~lnsieurs Californiens sont
allies faire nne etude complete Ell
Espagne. L'emballage de ces
raisius a etc perfectionne, pendant
qu'On ameliorait les Vignes qui les
p%roduisent, aussi sont-ils plus
sucres que les raisins espagnols, ct
lis peuvent Sc conserver en- bon
etat pendant IN an. tandis que lie
sucre de ecu ci s~'effleurit Ell pous.
Siere blanche a la surface DIES
grains. D'ap,es lie journal Garden
and Forest, la California "a expedite
Pan dernier 1,25O,O00 boites de
raisins secs: ces bottles, destinees
principalement a FAustralie ct aux
lies do PacifQue, auraient meme
tronve queIqnes debouches en-
Europe.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02

Nous avons tait reinforcement
nne allusi0n au mauvais entretlen
de certains trottoirs de nOtre vile.
Iherbe pousse u lie pave municl-
pal avec une liberte un peu trop
grande ct nuisible au bon %entretlen
de nos moyens de communication
urbains.
Dams lie %recueil des performances
ct lois municipales pour la vile de
Thibodauy, il est dit a la section
y, page6 6, que:
Tout proprietaire qui aura sur
la facade GU sur les cotes de son
lmmeuble DIES banqnettes pavees,
est oblig6 de tenir les dites ban
quettes en- bon ordre ct de WELLER
Z lenr proprete etc, sous peine
Dune amende de $1.00 pour chaque
offense signalee.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02

II est question de Reimbursement
dun chemin de fer portant la ru-
brique "St James and Napoleon
vile Railroad Company, limited"
lie futur embranchement Sc fera
sur la ligne "Texas and Pacific"
It St. James Station ct il aura
surtout pour but Republication des
contrees boisees qui existent entire
lie fleuve ct la region du lac Verret.
LIE projet nous parait moore en-
Pair, mails dependant une reunion
doit avoir lieu cette semaine a la
Nonveile Orleans, pour discuter la
faisabilite ct les avantages de l'af.
faire.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02
ANDREW PRICE

LIE Juge r. Vi. Sims, chairman
du Comit6 executif democratique
ct congressional, a appele un
meeting pour lie comite, qui aura
lieu a la Nouvelle Iherie Z du mois
d'aodt proclaim, atm de fxer un
lonr pour faire n convention 9ui
aura pour bat de nommer IN candi-
dat an congress pour lie troll
sieme district congressional.
II est geueralement convent que
Honorable Andrew'Price sera son
propre successor sans opposition.
Sa carriere au Congress re,
colt Fapprobaior de tous les
parts, ct a enormement agraudi sa
popularite dams lie district.
Nous avons WI les efforts quill
II fats pendant son court
sejonr a Washington pour tout ce
qul regardalt lie blen etre ct la
prosperite de son district. Mr.. A.
Price s'est attire aussi l'estime de
tons SEES conf'eres, les autres mem
bres du Congress par SD courtoisie.
Ii a travaiile energiquement pen
dant la derniere session ct &c
prelude hi donnera dams ravenir
une force considerable dams tOutes
ses vues. Nous ne pouvons de-
mander I'm meilleur representant
que lui. Ii Sc deyOue a nous ct
lie resultat de SEES demarches sera
des plus complets pour nosinterets.
L Union de Pont Breaur.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02

CROCODILES-Ces saurienS vOient
tous les jours surgir DIES d6fenseurs
ct des avocats qui veuleut proteger
rexisteuce de ces reptiles menaces
par la guerre a entrance gu'on fait
depnis q~uelques aunees. La peau
du ca7man, alligator on crocodile
jouit sur 10 march6 dune certalne
yaleur. ct les chasseurs font bon
OH NAL an nm massacre effroyable
de ces int6ressants aninaux-..J e
mai Jamais, quaint a moi, eprouve
qu'nne tres mediocre sympathie
ponr le crocodile son aspect senl
me repugne ct m'eloigne; mails
quoi il parait que TAI tort ct 81
vous lisez la communication editee
dams notre partie anglaise vous
verrez que son existence est essen
tielle a notre pays ct quelle est une
des m~eilleures sauvegardes de nos
levees. Je passe contamination, ct
je suis pref & verser un pleur sur
lie sort pitoyable fait au caiman.
Mes larmes, croyez ie bien, ne
seront point des larmes de croco-
die.
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Echec aux reformateurs.

La conr supreme de rIndiana,
statuant en- appel, Went de rendre
un arret de la plus haute impor-
lance relativement q la RESPONSE
bilite ciyile des pseudo-r6formateurs
appeles White Gaps, qui infestent
Get Etat.
Un homme marie du nom de
Marion Kendall, qui demeurait a
Elizayille, comte de Boone, a etc
accuse, il y a quatre ans, d'ayoir
outrage n petite file. Cette
odieuse accusation n'etait tres pro.
bablement qu'une calomnie mise
en- circulation par les pseudo refor.
mateurs n m6mes atm de justifier
F%attentat qn'ils meditaient de com.
METRE contre Kendall, qui, pour
des motifs politlques on autres,
await encouru leur haine. Quot
quill en- soft, u mutt les White
Caps ont fait Eruption dams la
maison de Kendall, FONT arrache
de son lit, attache q un arbre ct
fouette jusen'a ce quill cut perdu
connaissance. Get iufortune a etc
tellement maltraite quill Ell est
devenu infirme pour lie reste de e
jours. Ayant reconnu cinq de ses
assailIants, qui 6taieEt consideres
jusqu'alors CONNIE les habitants les
plus honorables du comt6, Kendall
lcur a rntent6 conjointement ct
solidairement TN process en- $4,000
de dommages-int6l6ts. L'affaire
s'est plaidGe devant IN jury gui a
condamne les cling PSEUDO reforma.
tenrs a $4,000 de dommages envers
lear whine. Ceux ci en- ont appele
A la conr supreme, mails ellie Went
w I hsAl 1D S1Lip
NETT lie %jugement Gu tribunal de
premiere instance.
Les habitants paisibles ct homie
ties de fIndiaDa avaient esper6.
parait,il. que NJ. Harrison, qui est
originaire de leur Etat, en- deveBant
president DIES Etats Unis. s'empres-
serait de prendre DIES measures par
les autorit6s federales. pour dissou-
Dire ct %ponrsuiyre les White Caps.
ce qui seralt Reinforcement faclle.
Mails dit IN journal ameficain, NJ.
Harrison ne Sen est pas encore
inquiete sans donte de penr de de.
plaire a ces localities, qui peuvent
6tre fort utiles aux epoques des
elections.
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Pendu a i ans.

Armisted Jones, an jeune negre
a peine age de seize ansat condam,
ne q mort pour avolr assassin6 sa
belle-mere, c'est a dire la seconde
femme de son pere, a etc pendu
dams la prison d'Orangebargh
Caroline du sud.)
Seules, les personnes don't la
presence est exieee par Ia loi assis-
talent a l'eXecntion ct lie ieune
condamne a fait preuve jusQu'au
dernier moment dun sang.froid ct
d9un stoIclsme presqu'incroyabies.
La mutt qui a preced6 fexecution,
Jones ne s'est couche qua une
heure dn maiin. ii s'est leve 4
SIX heures ct a dejenn6 dun excel
lent appetit. Il 6tait onze henres
du matin environ lorsque lie sheriff
ct e aides ont conduit lie con-
damne dams la cour on s'elevait la
potence. Accompagn6 dun cler.
gyman Negro, Jones marchait dun
pas ferne ct sans montrer la moia.
Dire apprehension. Apres qu'on
lui cut lie les bras ct les jambes,
Jones harangn6 pendant quelques
instants les personnes ~presentes.
Ii lenr a dit, CONNIE il l'avait deja
pretendu an cours de son process,
quill etait ensorcel6 lorsqu'il a tue
SD belle mere. Sa harangue ter.
mlnee, lie leune condamne s'est
place de lui-mGme sous lie n9ud
coulant ct a aide lie sheriff a le lui
passer an cou. "Adieu tons; lie me
recOmmande & Dieu," telles sont
les dernleres paroles pronoucees
dune xoix forte par lie condamne.
La trappe s'est d6rob6e anssit6t
sous ses pieds ct lie eupplicie, ayant
Gu la colonne vertebrate disloauee
par lie choc, a etc tue sur lie coup.
Toutetois on Ia Iaisse pendu dix
minutes environ.
LIE corps de Jones ayant pas etc
reclame par sa famille, ce sont les
Authorities da comte qut Font fait
e%nterrer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02

Pendant un orage Qui a Gu lieu
mercredi- dernier a ThibodauS, Ia
foudre est tombee sur la batisse
renfermant lie magasin de groceries
de Mr.. Frank Hoffman, Jr., a
rencoignure jackson ct ST. Bridget.
Les d6gats Sc bornent a la mise
hors d'usage du paratonnerre ct a
me s6rieuse ayarie faite a la
Giterne.