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Doodle" Cases Continued.

John McGowor and Fred Bruerhaber
with their attorney, R. L. Penny. were at
the court house promptly at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morniug They found Judge
Smith and he went on the bench Just
long enough to say ''These cases are
continued until the 14th of May" That
was all there was to it. The reasons for
the continuance were detailed in the
GLOBE of Yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02
WING ABOUT ROCK.
J. A. Mcleod aud J. O'Callaghan
sir Their Differences in Court.

Air Their Differences in Court.
j. A. Mcleod and Jerry O'Callaghan
were before Judge Smith yesterday in
legal dispute over rock. Mcleod sued
for $4,000. He alleges that in 1887, he
made contract with O'Callaghan for
the purchase of some stone. Because
OF illness he was unable either to re-
move the stone or make the required
payments O'Callaghan served notice
on him that the contract would be for
feited on a certain date if all back pay
ments were not make. Mcleod claims
that he made the offer within the re-
quired time. O'CaIlaghan denies it.
McLaod brought the suit to recover
$4,000 as damages for breach of contract.
1t was not finished Yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02
A New Station House.

A joint meeting of the council COM
sion was held yesterday to consider the
plans for anew police station in North
MINI eapolis submitted by l. w. Kelley.
The house is to be built of brick, two
stories III height. and will cost about
$4,000. The plans were accepted and
Mr.. Kelley was directed to prepare
specifications for the construction of
10 b1IiIdInm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02
Business and Building.

Minneapolis business men feel much
encouraged by the comparison of the
bank clearings of the city for the past
four months with the corresponding
period in 1889. Following is the show
ing.
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Total ..S74,o3s.o s7 s5s, ,539
T,,nnoaza >

There has also been an increase in
the building permits. During April.
1889, the permits issued amounted to
$3.50. 800. In April of this year they ag-
gregated S1,019,960.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

proposition will be made by the employ,
ing. printers looking to compromise.
and thus avoiding a strike.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The wind was chill, the sun shone down
On men from prohibitions town;
When Mitchell waved his strong right arm
And batsmen ouaked i'll dread Alarm
But something seemed 10 come between,
To check the spell OF yictOry's dream.
The Flour men had lost their head
Iowaus sWiped the call, instead
Of tanning ont. Their wagon tongues
Toyed with the ball, and countless runs
Were added 10 a mammoth score,
Until red legs could run no more.
And even Carroll, who of all
Is king, could never hit the ball.
The fates decreed the team should lose,
Twas Bacchus tha; had cooked It's goose.
And Mercury, with face OF shame,
From realms of space. looked on the game
Mai. Il. J. Norton, the mayors clerk
and proxy, is unfortunate in his inter-
views. About year ago he was re-
ported in the Chicago News as drawing
a picture of Minneapolis under Mayor
Ames' administration that represented
the city as a sort of cross between a
mining camp and Paradise Lost. Now
the Dubuque Daily Telegraph takes
him up on another interview ana says:
Mai. Norton. OF Minneapolis, who has
Just returned home from a trip through
Iowa." tells the Minneapolis Times that
''there is no public sale of liquor in that
state. The major is not blind, neitheris
his prOboScis out OF smelling
order, and in view of this it is
rather perpleXing TO Iowa people
to see how he could have made
statement in which he gives the truth
such a wide margin. 1t is obvious that
he did not make thorough investlga-
ton; that he did not come within hail
ing distance of Council Bluffs, Daven
port, Dubuque, Fort Dodge, Sioux City
and several other places which are set
down on the map of the state as being
in Iowa. In any Of he cities named you
can walk into a saloon and get all the
whisky you want, and you don't have to
call it by any other than the "0ld ia
miliar name" Not long since some one
who said he had been in Dubuque wrote
an article for the Century magazine in
which it was stated that ''the only way
In which you can procure whisky in Du-
buque is by going around to the back
door in the night time" Whoever he
was he did not come any nearer the
truth than Maj Norton. Such state
ments as these lead one to infer that The
persons making them are too fulP' for
observation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

The appearance of fulsome bits of
Especial" writing appearing in the diff
fereDt papers. In which gentlemen who
don't care to be mayor OF Minneapolis,
or could not be elected or even secure a
nomination, are tatfied and toddied, and
gives rise TO the thought that this class
of advertising should be included in the
announcement of want ads at 10 cents
q line
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

The Kermiss is over, and in years to
come the young residents of Mime
apolis will listen in rapture to the tales
which grandma" and grandpa" will
relate of their triumphs ION the stage'
i'm son
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

The first of May has come and gone,
and, as yet, there have been no strikes.
The foreign laboring men have not
struck, and even the imported matches
refuse to strike, except on The box.
Some of the speakers at the mass meet
ing last night we're seen TO strike an
attitude. and stalwart copper" was
caught in the act striking a drunken
man. but that was all. 1t seems prob
able that, in Minneapolis at least. the
WorkiRgmen will strike balance with
their employers, and that one will end
the talk of strike.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

John S. Mclean has emphatically de-
MED the rumor that was current on the
streets last night. to the effect that the
talking doll dictates the editorials
which appear in the Evening Jay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

When superintendent Bradley shows
thas the cigarette habit among boys has
been stamped out, it will have been
conclusively demonstrated that the
public school is depopulator of the
CITY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

IS an annovonce to him that every time
he comes TO Minneapolis to have peo-
pie take it for granted that he has been
given the tip on another Anoka county
boxing match, and ask in whispers:
"When and where does it come otf?''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

Bill Nye is visiting Minneapolis so
frequently that his lectures are noWin-
cluded in the list of regular monthly
meetings that adOrn the assignment
books of the local departments of the
ne MSDaner offices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

There is a movement on foot to induce
P. p. Swenson to run for a slate Office
on the Democratic, but Peter thinks
that the office of register of deeds of
Hennepin county is high enough game
for him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

An evening paper has been asking
the banks if they like to have their
clerks gamble The next article of this
interesting series of kindergarten liter
AZURE will consist of the replies of rail
road managers as to whether train dis
DatcheTs should be employed who are
in the habit OF getting drunk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

H. L. Rockfeld, who parts with the
pTOpIletOrship of the Nicolet house to-
day says: Il like Minneapolis and hate
to leave it," MIR. Rockfield should have
held on little longer. There'll be
Democratic administration next fall and
thtOWn will boom again.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02

The fact that Mayor Babb was not in
vited to be one of the party to take the
trip up the river in the government
steamer, and that w. E. Steele was. is
claimed by the handsome majors friends
to have no political significance. The
mayor was not invited because he was
forgotten. Of course, some mayors
would not be forgotten, but then, Babb
has been in position to be forgotten so
long, tibet nothing is thought OF the
oversight.
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CURIosITEs DU REIMBURSEMENT.

CURIOsITEs DU REIMBURSEMENT.
-Dernierement motre assessor,
charge Ell ce moment, ,iu recense-
ment dc la paroisse deposait dams
notre sein lie recit de ses tribula-
tons. Les obstacles quill rencon.
tire dams Accomplishment de sa
tache sont vraiment incroyables.
DerniArement une femme & qui
il demandait poliment son nom, sa
naissancc ct le nombre de ses en-.
fante, pour satisfaire aux exigences
de la loi, sc courroucs de la belle
facon ct lie NIT carrement a Ia porte
EN- lie traitant d'insOlent.
Dams un autre endroit IL mari
ne sc rappelait pas le nom de ga
femme. II ravait oublie en- sortant
de l'eglise, Tors de son marriage,
etc. etc.
Nous en- passons ct des meilleurei
que nous vous dirons prochaiue
ment.
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FOIRE-A Occasion de Ia FORE
de Lockport, les Z ct 8 JUN 1890,
des excursions EN- bateau auront
lieu de Donaldsonville ct Thibo.
daux, jusqu'au lieu du Festival.
Nous dirons plus tard les arrange
ments fats.
Nous entendons dire qu'une foire
aura lieu & Lockport les 81 ct %
JUN proclaim, pour la completion
interieure de Peglise de rendroit.
LIE Rev. Letilly a besocoup fait
pour doter ga paroisse dun temple
digne de sa congregation ct de Ia
pi6t6 de ses Ouailles ct il est de
toute justice que les p%aro,ssiens
aient q ceur de bonner q leur pas.
teur raide necessaire pour finir
rHuvre commence.
H. aura probablement a rocca-
sion de cette foire des excursions
entire Thibodaux ct Lockport.
Nous nous pr0posons de revenir
plns tard sur &c sujet.
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Leau sen VA, pas ASSET vite an
gre des inondes, dependant, surtout
de ceux qui veuIent Sc livrer d
une derniere ct tardive recOlte.
Dams beaucoup d'endroits on a
deja commence 4 .ensemencer du
riz ct Ron fonde quelque espOir sur
Ia r6ussite de pentreprise. Les
pommes de terre que ron r6colte
en- abundance m%aintenant, ont
terriblemeut baiss6 de prix dernie-
rement sur lie maIche de la Nou.
velle Orleans.
Partont on reau ma pas gene lie
cultivateur la came ct lie mails
sont dams les meillenres conditions
desirables.
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SUICIDE-Jeudi dernier, sur rha.
bitation de Mr.. GOdchaux q Race.
land, un travailleur italien s'est
tire nm coup de revolver dams
roreille, ct est tombe rside mort.
Avant Paccident il await fait une
toilette soignee ct les dernieres
paroles quill q prononcees formu
latent des plaintes sur lie peu d'ar'
gent quill gagnait par son rude
labeur.
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Dams 10 comt6 de Rockingham
(Carolipe do Nord) un negre NOM
me Stokes aysnt frappe IN chat,
panimsl furieux a'est jet6 sur lui ct
lui . ssisi le poignet entire SEES
dents. II = fallu copper 10 tete do
chat pour degager Stokes, qui Lea
tellement peur quill est tOnb6 ms
lade ct set mort Quelques heures
sprAs.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a 9 heures .. m, avec Ia
MALE de pOuest.
Arrive h Thibodaux d 10 heures 70 q. m,
ayec In MALE de Ia Nouvelle Orleana.
Second train tavec Ia MALE de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans ct de pEst).
Ouitte Tbihodaux 4 4 heurea 35. n. m.
Arrive a Tbibodaux a 6 heures so p. m.
In MALE est t~ouionrs close an post office,
mInntes ayant le depart du train.
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DECEs-Le dimanche, Is mai
1890, eat decide Henry N. CoulOn,
& rage de 3 mois ct 6 jours.
Nous envoyons q Mr.. ct a Nine.
Fl. N. Coulon, nos compliments de
condolences.
LIE samedi, II %courant, eat decide
a Gibson City, Alces Bourgeois,
fills d'Abraham Bourgeois. Les
funerailles ont en- lieu d Raceland,
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II SO fait m%aintenant une cam
payne Oh deux camps sont en-
presence: DIM cote on tient
pour Ia loterie, de lautre on vent
Fabolir. Rien de desopilant CONNIE
la guerre que l'on Sc fait. Les
adversaires pretendent precher au
nom de Ia morale outrage ct
vomissent les anathemes ct les
maledictions sur ceux qoi favori~
sent Ia loterie. Nous sommes tous
dams o campagnes partisans de
rappel an peuple pour regler cette
affaire de l'extension de Ia charte
de la Loterie de la Louisiana ct
jajouterai que nous souhaitons
vivement qu'elle sol: accordee.
La morale de tous ces predica-
tenrs i~mprovlses est de fraiche
date, ct on sen defie a juste raison.
II fault quilts aient une tres grande
dose de presumption ct de substance
pour Sc croire les depositaires de
la vraie morale ct voulOir nous Pen.
seigner.
II nest pas n6cessaire de regar-
der bipn advancement dams les
rangs DIES ''anti lottery men" pour
Y decouvrir lies loups qui Sc rev6-
tent de la peau de l'agneau:
Exemple Get individu n. D. Wal
lace qui fait partie du comite de la
ligne ct qui est Ell meme temps un
fort a%ctiOnnaire de la loterie Next
caine.
Et Get autre cynique individu
Captain 81. p. Wells de Richland,
qui, samedi dernier dams un dis.
cours pronounce a "Grunewald Hall"
a trouve moyen de dfgoAter ses
auditeurs par son Language immoral.
La loterie de la Louisiana nous
4 rendu ct veDt nous rendre DIES
services que nous a%pprecions ct
don't nous avons le plus grand be-
soin. Nous la soutiendrons de tout
notre pouvoir parce qr'elle nous est
bonnie ct utile. Toutes les predica-
tons hypocrites est toutes les
morales m6thodistes ny feront
rien. Nous savons de Tongue date
que mons ne pouvons pas faire
grand fonds de nos gouvernants
qui Sc la~issent gouverner par tant
d'infuences on lie diab!e seul
volt goutte. Quand on aura lie
temps, on causera morale, mails
auparavant reparons 0 lavees
ayons des ecoles, entretenOns nos
Establishments de refuge ct de
charlie, lie reste viendra de sol
meme la vertu.
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Nous remercions vlvemeDt Nh
81. Larre de Napoleonville de Pa.
gr6able visite quill mons a fate
mails nous p%r6ferons, il faut Ia.
vouer, lie rencontrer chez lui, c'est.
a-dire dams son hotel, on Pon tr0uve
tan. de BONES chooses, bien SERVES
ct surtout 81 agreablement relieves
par ga bonnie humeur sa jovialite
ct 81 courtoisie.
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Dams rIllinois ct dams lIOwa
dps frOids intenses, produisant la
neige ct la glace, ont Gu lieu ces
jours derniers. On GRANT que la
recolte des fruits ne soft grande.
ment endommagee ct Pom &C de.
mande de meme Al le biz d'hiver
n'aura pas 4 e0uffrir.
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Les amateurs de belle culture ct
de bonnie recolte devraient aller voir
lie mails qui pousse sur la propriete
du DIR. 81. Dansereau. C'est pres
Que phenomenal. D6cid6ment, no.
ire docteur aurait fait nm plsnteor
emerite. Nous nous proposons de
demander reimbursement dun
concours agricole pour quinn tel
merite puisse trouver ga recon-
pense.
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Une grande t6te est en- vote d'orga-
nisation a Lockport pour lc benefce
de r6eole publique. La foire aura
lieu les Z ct 8 join proclaim (samedi
ct dimanche.)
L'6coIe de Lockport est une des
plus i~mportantes de notre paroisse ;
Fenseignement y est donne a un
tres grand Lombre believes ct Get
enseignement fait honneur aux
directeurs qui ont su trouver lie
moyen de pelever ct de lie rendre
populaire parmi les habitants de
rendroit. CONNIE nous ravOns
deja dit, il sleeve maintenant a
Lockport une generation Qni lni
fera honneur. Ce ma pas etc sans
peine que Pon est arrive ce but /:
Faire Amer finstruction, la faire
desirer par nos populations nest
pas touJours Guvre facile. Grace
a beaucoup de tact, d'e0ergie d
Fhenreux choix d'nn bon directeur
ct a DIES sacrifices pecuniaires,
peuvre est Ell bonne vote ct Ell
plein success.
Mails, CONNIE tons 0 %)ectenrs
lie savent, l'apportionnement fait
par FEtat ct la paroisse, pour les
besoins de rinstruction primaire
est tout supplement ridicu'e.
Qnatre mOis de session scolaire ct
c'est tout! Que wont apprentice
les eleves pendant ces quatre mois,
ct que ne vont-ils pas oublier pen
dant lie restant de rannee?
Pour augmenter, autant que
faire Sc peut, la maigre portion dn
budget public, ct continuer la ses-
sion 81 ntile ct 81 necessaire aux
jones eleves, les habitants de
nckport ont organise une foire
lour le mois proclaim. Chacun,
dams lendroit y apportera, sa
somme de bonnie volonte ct tout
ce quill pourra sortir de sa bourse
Mais, vous le savez lecteurs, pres
que toute la rive droite dn bayou
Lafourche, en- haut ct en- bias de
Lockport, est sou Peau.
L'inondation a prodnit bien des
miseres ct restreint bien des reve-
nus. C'est pourquoi vos amis de
Lockport font IN appel a cenx
pour qui cette aimee a etc clemente
ct les engage a venir les alder
dams leur 9uvre de civilization,
Allez a Lockport les Z ct s JUN,
vous y trouverez agreement, plaisir
ct vous ferez une bonnie action.
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Soupe aux choux ct au lard.

Cette soupe' presente Get AVIAN.
tage particular qu'elle pcrmet de
faire presque tout son diner dams
la meme maImite.
Epluchez ct lavez 2 kilogrammes
de choux; mettez-les dams une
marmite avec ) litres d'pau ct 10
grammes de sci. Fa1tes bouillir 1T
ecumez. Ajou,ez u kllogramme
de lard de poitrine bieD lave, puts
2 carottes, 5 oignons. Faites CURE
pendant deux heures. Ensuite as
surez.vOus de la c%uisson, 1T 81 lie
lard est cult, retirez-le sur I'm plat.
Laissez les choux au feu pendant
encore deux heures.
Avant de servir, remettez lie lard
dams les choux pendantdix minutes
pour lie rechauffer; au moment de
servir, gottez 81 votre soupe est
dun bon sci.
Tremnez Ia scupe, egouttez les
choux, mettez,les sur IN plat, pla-
cez lie lard dessus, ct servez.
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Communication.
GIBSON, La. 20 mai, 1890.

GIBSON, La, 20 mai, 1890.
L'eau qui 6tait restee stationnaire
depuis plusieuIs jours a baisse bier
de un demi pouce, CO qui 10 met a
4 pOuces au dessous du niveau que
finOndation a atteint FL 1884.
TOus nos travailleurs sont main.
tenant occupies dams les cyprieres
environnantes, . couper ct faiIe
aotter les troucs de cypres. Par
tout reteDtit la cognee. Malheu.
reusement &c meter fait sur Fean
nest point sans danger, CONNIE lie
prouve IN accident tres regrettable,
arrive samedi dernler II c%onrant.
Tn nomme Alces Bourgeois, fls
de Mr.. Abraham Bourgeois est
tombe de son echafaudage ct s'pst
miserabIement noye au pied de
l'arbre quill voulait abattre. Son
corps retrouv6 quelqnes temps
apres n etc immediatement envOye
a Raceland ct les fnnerailles ont
Ell lieu lie lendemain en- Feglise Ste.
Marie. II laisse une femme ct M
enfant pour deplorer sa perte
lie Commencement Il envOy6 un
plein char de ratiOns pour 6tre
distributes aux necessiteux. Mr..
Walther est charge .de la r6parti-
ton. CONNIE de juste les affsires
sont mauvalSes.
/. Tout q vous
RICH.
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T%HIBODAUx LA. OCr. 1889

THIBODAUx LA. OCT. 1889
Mr. F. GoUAUx, HoUMA. La,
Dear sir-Your remedies arrived this morn.
ing D. K. lam trying and will get . good
run on them. they rave given satisfaction tn
all parties that I have soil to specially those
suffering from asthma.
Yours Truly
F. H. G~RUNEBEHc.
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There ia no competition TO Gouaux's asth-
ms remedies and cough sure eure; 2 or 3 doses
will stop any cough. There is no other pre-
p~aration in the world that can do 80. 1t
would cost q fortune to publish the certifi-
Gates received daily. Book and samples free
by mail. Address F. Gonaux. Houma, La,
Large aize. 81 Is. small, IS cents. All
druggists.
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Tn attelage fringant mons a anne
ne ieudi dernier les reverends Letil.
" ct Vigronx tous deux bien por
tants ct tonjours les bien venus
partout OH on les volt.
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FROM JOS. T. ~THlBODAUX,

EKUW JUN. 4. II1IDODAOA,
President of the Board of Pharmacy, State
of Louisiana T; Hen. President for life,
and founder of the Louisiana Phama-
~ceutical Association.
THIBoDEAUx's PHARMACY, }
THIBoDAUx. La, JsNE IL, 1889. (
Gouaux's remedies for Asthma, pocdeY
and mixture. have completely replaced all
others formerly sold for the cure of this
dreadful disease.
Our sales of them have steadily increased
since their introduction, and they are the
most popular and proprietary medicines we
ever handled.
We rost cheerfully recommend them to
those suffering from asthma and coughs,
with the full assurance that prompt and per.
manent relief will, be surely obtained by
their use. j. r. THIBoDAux. Pharmacist.
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Nous f6licitons sincerement pOr.
kanais des acquisitions quill Went
de faire.
Ce valiant journal possede ane
reduction qui le place psrmi les
meilleurs Interpreters de langue
franchise 4 Ia Nouvelle Orleana.
Courage ami Bouby.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-24
NOTICE

Nous appelons lattention de nos ~lecteurs
sur Ia notice publl6e dams 10 partie anglaise
de ce journal par lie Collector de taxes. En-
repondant promptement d Papel quill fait
aux contribuables, on peut evlter des frais
tres onereux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-24

Ceux qni aiment les ecrevisses
ont de quot satisfaire leur goht 81
pronounce quill soft. Jamais on MA
vi telle abundance de ces crusta.
ces dams Dotre vile.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-24

Nous avons Ell lie plaisir de v0ir
dams notre Vile lie DR.. j. Fleetwood
Jr., maintenant etabli a Centreville
Oh il dirige une pharmacie tout en-
pratiQuant la medicine.
Nous hi souhaitons tOutes sortes
de properties.