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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

NUIiCk 4 hereby given to The citissns a. Issr.y
bsinbr'fge touaship. Dubois county. Ind ,hst ~.
apply - The County Commissioners n prh.ls s.,, \.
sneir nextrexuisr session in December 1881 sor II
csnse V retail tntoxirstnx liquor beer and vine srs
ne ssme 70 Be drank On the premises Under N.
provisions ofthe la~ % Indiana GOV errnr .urh 1890.
- precise location where ssd liquor ar 10 h. ,oid
~ Iots 20 - snd - - shown the original II
y - .o.n ~ Jasper. cambridge township. DnSois
"9ny. ina.nA DAvIDC LAM
go. y. vi-t JAMS CIFyGNT<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

Il Probably no instance OF orgapizs-
lion o. business men Of community for
the purpose Of advancing the general in
terests Of their town. bss been more con-
spicuously successful ,han that OF the
public spirited citizens OF Muncie. in this
State II Is . forcible object Iesson 70
other towns Of the advantage OF concen-
trsted energs for any given purpose.
Only three wesks ago they raised by
voluntary contributions $4,000. 10 be
u~ed for five years 10 advancing the
manufacturing interests Of the 10 - n. and
within forty EIGHT hours after Il vas
raised. she committee had secured two
large plsnis. employing hundreds or
hands and on Tuesday last secured 9TH
ere, which will more than double the
population Of the place. A Telegram
from i.iere ON Tuesday ssys:
The Muncie land company TO-DAY
closed the deal for nearly 100 acres I'll
valuable land adjacent to Muncie on the |
south, and ~ once announced that i've I
large iron industries representing over
$1,000 coo capital and employing nearly
100 hands. had been located on their
ground Among them are The Toledo
lDhio) bolt and nut works. Toledo roll. 4
ing mill duplicate OF the Akron Ohio I
rolling mil, owned BY Akron capitalists II
= large -teel plant TO be built BY Pitis-
burg and Chicago capitalists. with On.
limited capital, and : St. Louis rolling
mill.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

IA woman Of ShelbyvilIe il living
on dog meat . . cure for consum ption,
and says II 10 curing her, and the Senti-
mel says man IL living in Indiana polls.
nov bale and hearty II over sixty years
Of age. who was cured Of consum ption
there 70 years ago. By using dog grease
for butter on his bread.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20
UNION HOTEL FOR SALE!

THE undersigned being desirous o,
: changing bis business. ofFers m.
above large and commodious hotel N
Jasper Tor sale. The hotel Il Z vel
built and finished frame. situated ~.
west 9th street. one square from Inc con-
house: u has seventeen large and vel,
'urnIsted rooms. good we'll, cis,ern. ana
ssso'e. The house has good run az
customers which can easily Be vessined
oy purchaser. Will Be cold. either ~.
nished OF not, to suit purchaser. ~,
'erms snd further Information. call onl
~ suoress JoHN BE7z.
eept A. sl-5m. jasper. Iud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

The South Bend Times believes after
the adjournment Of Congress II viii Be-
known whether or not Free Coinage
will Be snissne 10 the coming Presiden-
tisl campaign. The Times says /.
Whether or not silver coinage will 81
IN issuc IN the next Presidential conses,
can be better told after The sdjourpmens
Of Congress than a this time. In The
south and West the demand for more
money !. q strong - ever. and Il Il b.
no means certain that any body. or auv
set q men. will Be able TO suppress this
sentiment within the next six month";. N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

what would have happened II Henry
Nv. Of France, had not been murdered p
asked teacher Of . sharp-IookiDg boy
The prompt reply was: HE would
probably have died . natural DEATH 4
In = SuDday-school the question, What
did the Israelites do when they came
ont OF the Red ses r drew forth the an
swer, They dried themselves. FIX.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

'1In the Tell City News report.of
Perry circuit court, We find the follow.
ing:
koerner and thinner W. N. NJ. Dixon.
On note. Judgement in favor Of plain
til for ol93 Is.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20


g1niztf'ons. are meeting in National
Councils and Assemblies 81 indiana polis
this week. and discussing the effect Of
isWs upon their profession. and the
Feasibility OF forming : new party 10 e.
cure such legislation as they want. On
uts question there u : large division o.
sentiment. which will continue 10 exist
until sff~r The two old parties have made
thrir Presidential nominations. and Il xed
their platforms. Then. II necessary. the
farmers and aborers will set together.
either in new party. or bv endorsing
one Of the others. The chairman OF The
feferied organizations. Hon. Ben. Ter
reii, Of Trxss. said 10 the farmers gath
cred a The Denisnn hotel Monday night.
that NE aiiianre situation never looked
brighter I'VE have gained 90 per cent.
Ia membership since the last meeting
said HE Texss orator. ..onr greatest i'm
provsment has heen IT, the increased de.
manf with othsr classes for alliance pro-
iarrispi. The Texss alliance would
greatly regret The necessity for 4 third
p-rty IS is advocated by our western
hrothrrs- The demands Of the alliance
VIII not admit snch : proposition. The
Inconsistency OF many OF our brothers In (
ssysng That thew are personally in favor
~ third party. and officially opposed
70 ifspslbshle. There is but one party !
proper In Texas. and that is the Demo
c--sic parts, and 1t i the only white
psrfy! This party il 20 some extent di.
vifed. Those who stand BY the Ocals
demands form one, and those who op.i
pose them the other faction. We farm
ers are in politics up to our eyes but are
ont Of partissn-hip. The farmers will,
heresfer be better politicians. They
mean 10 investigate matters for their
own satisfaction If there 10 nothing
wrong there il nothing lost. but We fear
there i something wrong"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

President 4 l. Polk, Of the Farm
ers' Alliance, discussed The nua ucIal
question In clear. masterful and truth.
ful statement. in bic annual address "a
the National Council q Ind iaDspoIIs on
Tuesday. u would b we'll for those
Democratic Who are Cleveland crazy -
read and ponder well bic arguments ana
warnings before trying to force on he
Democrats : candidate whose nomjpa.
ton would cause thousands or Demo-
Gratis. Who stsnd on the national plas.
forms Of the party heretofore adopted.
70 vote with . third party. They sre
Democrats from principle, believing n
the entire platform adopted 81 81. Loui..
and will refuse TO stulfify themselves b.
again voting for : man who repudiaied
: part Of the platform on which be Va
elected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

Whenever you!fsel tempted to make
money oy any other than straight and
honest methods, giving fair equivalent
Tor what syou get. just remember that Il
10 only question Of time when exposure
follows transgression- Better get along
With less money and be able 10 look
every body squsrely 10 the face than to
bug ill-gottsD gain and be despised by
your fell0Wmen. John B 6toll.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

Charles Zuckrisgle. Of Rockport. vas
q the Grand last night on his way home
from . business trip through Wisconsin
ne says that the German Americans
who came over 10 the Democratic part,
lat wear and elected Governor Peck by
SoOoO minority. ere still with tie Demo-
crsts and will carry the State for the
Democratic nominee for president. Mr..
Luckriegle 10 one Of the best German
speskers 10 the Stats.-Ind. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

Mrs. Edgar George. OF Bunker Hill
Sunday night gave birth to four folly
developed girls. One died tour hour,
efterwsrd, but the remainder OF The chill.
dren. with the mother. are doing well
The father Il : farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20
By Taking

about : dozen bottles. was restored % per-
feet health weighing 20 pounds and an
nov = believer IN The merits Of Ayers aarsa-
psrilla-" james Petsy, Nina Boss, BBeck-
enridge Coal Co. utmitedD. victoFia, Ky.
MY niece. Sarah A Losee. vas for years
afflicted with scrcfulous humor IN the blood
About u months ago she began 70 use
Ayers eafsaparilIa. and after taking three
bottles vas completely cured"-E CaAall,
p. ~, Losee, Utah.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

az The Presidents Proclamation sfor
Thanksgiving will be found on our 6rss
page Let every body observe the day.
% 10 Gods infisite love, mercy aud
eoodness our people are indie bieds FOR
nomberless blessings, and II il meet they
should give thanks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20
NOTICE!

NOTICE 10 hereby given The stock
~ holdsse Of the Rockport, Evanston
g. Meinrsd and Ferdinand Railroad
Company. that meeting Of said stock.
ooIders vii b held In Rockport. Iudi.
ana, on Monday. December 2Ist. 1891
sor the purpose Of sIectIog Directors To-
SID Company. for the ensuing year. and
the Transaction Of other business.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN y, EIevNNAS. THOMAS r. HARpv
SIDNEY VI SrocKISG. JoHN 6. ZrSz,cH.
nESkr KRAMER, John BrEpENKopr.
SIMEON JAsAPH. 0rorar ". -
CHARLEs LlKB.
Nov. 80. 169l-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

Another tin plate mill. a. the Ohio
woman SSid when she slammed ! pje
plate . Der husbands head. -Columbus
Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

several hundred dollars expense. ~ using
Ayers 6arsaparil.a. and would strongly
urge al uho are troubled with lamcncss or
rheumatie pains 70 give n trial. am sure
II will DO n EN- permanent good. - % has
done me."-Mrs. Joseph Wood. West Plstts,
burgh. ny
Dr. J. W. shields. Of Smithvflle, Tenn,
says II regard Ayers sarsaparilla - the
best blood medicine On earth. and know Of
many vonderful cures effected By IL use."
"Pos many years was laid up with serof-
ula. no treatment being Of any benefit At
length I was recommended TO give Ayers
6arsapariIla trial. I'D -. and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

Wsnc'ugers Au0itsOn 20 Jasper.
John =. Wineinger has laid on . part
Of bis land adjoining Jasper on the west
into lots, which gill make . handsome
addition 20 Jssper, and now offers for
sale Il lots. J fronting on 9Th street and
Z fronting on 9TH street. each With an 8
foot alley 10 the rear. The loss eli lsy
high. one OF them has . new house or
four rooms and IN attic, and good cis.
term For particulars apply ~ the owner
on the Hunting burg road, about : mile
rom jasper, or 10 q. Dosne q The co.,
nIER Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

~ VIM Harvey. OF EvsusvIlle. ~
so'a 70 an EngIish company 372 scres II
White clay land. 81 miles bach 81 ~.
ducAh. Ky, for $4,000 Hs AZ ~
pu.cnssers viii Immediately begin she
m.noiscsure o. rather extract o. alum.
, ~ from y: which he ssys viii Weld
49, 'os % each ton o. clay. and that thev
wi'' establish one plant at NJ. Carmsi
ieposit. = 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

The Henderson Cleaner gives the fol.
lowing warning: There b I weIl.
founded idea abroad 10 the land that H.
want o. sufficient circulating medium 4
one q The prime causes OF the depre ssed
condition Of the business or che counsrv
ibis opinion grows stronger With time.
snn the party which in 1892 atfempse ~
.n'rk the Issue on thst question viii
hear something DROP "
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10 WEAK MEN

eu0r1ne 49, - eGsrn 4 youoAfui 80 -
1so1y. vlsun6 vslkns11I iosS nankoo6 -. ivh
- vl1nnh1e E1oGlns fssa1o6l osn0n1n1IS nm
y1s0e1lD 1ce home eusA p0x4 q okar,A 4
naa 9ed1oal vm4 eAo1l4 = ~ " ssuY
- - 9 HoW14 uoe1A O.
Sept. II. lssl-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

Sunday school teacher: "Now. chill
dren, We must bear in mind that BET v cen
our last weeks Iesson and this quite .
period Of time IL represented q having
elapsed- During this time . very i'm
portsnt event has taken place. Yes.
Annie. (noticing . little girl st the end
Of the class smiling know.ng,) you may
tell us."
We've all got our winter hate
Texas Strings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

"The following from the Rockport
Democrat shows how fhe new tax law
increases the burd OF the people and
retuce~ the burdens OF the corpors.
tons:
Elsewhere will be found . table
sho wing : comparison OF the taxes 10 be
paid 10 Spencer county for 1891 with
those paid for 1890 from which il will
Dc seen thaf the excess OF taxes 20 be col
iecred Tor 1881 amounts 10 s. 632 g. Or
fhis amount the excess on railroad tax isl
t0.f-5 4s. leaving IN excess OF $2O5 so
that The people III have 10 paw for 1891
over the taxes paid for 1890 This in
Guides everything provided for BY the
new tat law, besides IN additional lew
offs cents on each 500 for the years 1891 4
and lsE provided for BY special oct OF 4
The legislature in order TO create ~
"DeDevoent Institution fund.- A. before
stated the Air Line railroad cnmpan y
paws t54zs- 45 OF The S. 732 80 excess or
tsxe- In the county. Aud the weslthier
citizens OF the county will have TO psy
an excess Of good deal more thsn the il
remaining S205 so. leaving 4 much les Il
amount Tor the smaller taxpayers folf
pay which will reduce their taxes &C.
cordiDgly. In other words, under al
democratic tar law. property OF aha
kinds isss<essed 1T lie true cash value.
which will in nearly every case increase q
The taxes Of the rich and reduce the taxes
ofthe poor and middle classes
We do better than that in Dubois
county. The total sum Of taxes levied =
% Dubois county in 1890 was SCI. AL 60 r
Tor all purposes: for next year the tot.I q
evy - s65 rs Ia decrease OF e7O2 % q
made possible BY the large increase Of g
assessments Of wealthy interpretations .
md individuals. oh. the new tax Isw q
: daisy for the common people! and g
ioD't You forget that Democratic leg e
sturs sRated il. and the school book il '. q
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/ with but one exception in twenty
years Dubois has never failed 20 BE- the
first county TO make the semi AN nual set
Element With the State treasurer. Asex.
pecled, the first county treasurer 10 Re.
port the November settlement was Jacob
Burger, jr. who turned over 10 State
Treasurer Gall old Dubois' share or The
State taxes. Dubois Is the banner dem
ocrstic county Of Indiana, alihcug h Allen
returns larger msjorifies. In 1888 CIeve-
land received nearly 70 per cent. OF the
votes cast in Dubois. Brown county
came next with So per cent OF lie vote
tor the champ OF tariff reform then
Allen with So per cent and Adsms With
81 per cent. Last year the third party
movement was very strong in Dutois.
The +. -. B. A. having supported full
congregational and county Tickets. .The
third party movement IL dead IN Du.
bois, said Mr.. Burger u the Bates last
night.
No, the reaction 10 the late elections
n Kansas and Nebrasks adverse 20 the
Peoples party vas not the cause OF n =
'emise Of the peoples party IN Dubois.
There the new party hss been dead Tor .
ong time The +. N B. A. some time
go decided 70 no more 90 Into politics.
'nbois will roll up the ususl democratic
majority next year. Ind. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-20

John T. Webb. we'll known farmer
lof Orange county, was fired upon by
come unknown assassin on. SATURDAY.
evening, Who used . doubIe-barreled
shotgun, and thirty-eight shot entered
his hip and abdomen After receiving
the wound Webb fired two shots from
bic revolver in the direction OF the as
sassin, and one OF the bullets struck .
post snd Vas detected into the throat OF
his twelve-year-old daughter. causing =
severe wound. Webb lived sixteen
hours. He bad led . stormy life and
Wa considered . dangerous man. having
been the aggressor In several shooting e.
trays. His family includes . wife and
i've daughters Suspicion points strong-
" 70 one particular party - the ssssssin.
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COFFEE, OYSTERS, SANDWICHES, ETC.
The undersigned hss opened : restau-
rant 10 bic house on Fourth and Jack SON
stseets, Jasper, and will 10 pleased 10
furnish cusi0mers, II al iimes, With
meals or any ssssbles which the market
ahorJs. Please give me Z trial.
0EoRGE w. BRosExER.
Nov. 8. 1891 1T.
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The EcLirsE. The sclIpse o. shs
moon last Sunday night Vas : naRnl0.
cent exhibition ~ one Of natures Won.
dsrs governed BY fixed Divine lsw
y was . regular resusn Of The total
eci'pse. the previous knoU ledge III
which Occurrences enabled Columbus 20
'righten the Indians On the island u
Jamaica on March l. 1904. and thereby
secure ssfesy for himse II and command
when stranded on 70 hin, an uoknou =
Island. and surrounded ~ What he
thought = probable hostile rsce. Al
Jasper The moon rose above few clouds
which skirted the horizon. to . beau
timily clear sky. showing : partial
eelipse q its rising. and for three hours
was watched with interest by many cisi-
zsns - the shadow OF the earth gradually
crept over II. until but . narrow rim
uss TO be seen. and stars not before no.
ticsd came into view. and then the chad
cw = gradually passed o. II has been
Is years since such an eclipse occurred
before. and next 20 On eclipse Of the Sun.
IL the most important recurring asfron
omicai occurrence. IS n enables measure
ments 70 h. made that could not other
wise be cbtsinrd. and scientists have no
doubt obtained valuable Information By
the favorable circumstances OF this
eclipse.
The Evansville Courier in noticing itl
says . total eclipse OF the moon can
never occur except 81 the period OF full
moon. nor can an eclipse OF the sun hap
pen except 1t new moon This 10 be-
cause the observation OF the moon isI
caused by the shadow OF the earth. and
the earth IL never directly between sun
and moon except when the latter 10 Ct
iis full phase. Az the sun Il never hid |
den from the part Of the earth turned to-
ward IL save when the moon passes BE- I
tween these two bodies this can only &C.
cur when the moon 10 new.
This eclipse VAS plainly visible q near
y oil points 10 the United States, and
llso in south America and Canads. The \
entire time taken up wss about four 4
1onrs and forty i've minutes. |,
Eciipses OF each sort repeat themselves
= the same order after . period OF about
Eighteen years and ten or eleven dave.
according ss the number OF leap years 10
be period he four or i've. More exactly
ne period s SIS days, seven hours and
orty-fwo miDutes- Sundays affair.
hsrefore. will come around the latter !
art Of November. 1903, but Il will not
ccur II 90 convenient IN hour for OBJ
ervsfion. as il will not make its appear =
nee until . little after midnight.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-02-07

DECES.-Nous avOns lie regret
d'avoir a enregistrer la mort pre-
matur6e de Nile. Lucy Webb Guion
agee de deux ans trois mol ct 20
iours eft 6lle de notre Hon. JUICE
Walter Guion de la paroisse
Assumption, decide lie jeudi 90
janvier dams la residence de son
pere. Les funerailles ont eu lieu d
Thibodaux en- reglise st. John lie 81
%janvier 1891.
Tous les nombreux amis de la
famille Guion compatiSsent a son
affection.
Mr.. FRANCOIS Bergeron est decide
samedi dernier dams sd residence
pres Thihodaux sui lie bayou
Lafourche. Les obseques ont Ell
lien lie lendemain en- leglise Catho'
lique St. Joseph. II etait age de
rs aus.
Nine. Jake Levy residant antre'
fois en- la Vile de Thibodaux. est
morte dams le comt6 de Franklin,
Mo. lie 81 janvier de la presente
aimee. Son Mari a etc d'abord
remploye de Leon Drexler. puts az
7. B. Mat,ingIy, tous deux mar
chands de mulets.
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II nous a etc envoye derniere-
ment un paquet de %journaux
francais par Mr.. Jos. Claudet qui
reside maintenant en- France pres
de Salins dams lie departement du
Jura. Nous remercions cordiale-
ment notre ami ct co%ncitoyen pour
Ia favour insigne ct tres .appreciee
Quill nous u accOrdee.
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A VI OF VENDRE

LIE soussigne. proprietaire de 5000 acres de
terre situes dams la paroisse Vermillion, aux
envirOhs du Lac Arthur, louera pour la
culture du riz on autre Ia dite terre aux
conditions suivantes.
I'm quart de IL r6colte jusqu'a cent acres,
ct I'M cinquieme gu dessus de ceut acres.
La terre eat entOuree.
II vendra a $500 racre. payable un tiers on
IL motto compliant, ct la balance q un an on
deax ana de credit.
Cette terre est propre a toutes sortes de
culture.
S'alresserA
j. p. GuEYDAN.
She'll Beach, paroisse Vermlllion, La
Oh aux b%ureaux. de II ~SENrINELLE de Thibo-
daux pour iuiormations prealables.
Oec.-6-90
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ExcURsIoN.-La fanfare de Thi'
bodaux, qui jouit dune grande
reputation dams notre paroisse ct
dams les paroisses avoisinantes, sc
propose, sur l'%invitation du popu'
laire capitaine du st. John Max
Blanchard, de prendre passage a
son bord, pour aller assister au
fetes qui ont lieu lie Mardi.G ras, q
la Nouvelle Orleans.
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RoUGEOLE.-S'il faut en- croire
les informations qui nous ont etc
donn6es. il paraitrait que la :ou'
geole, Sc propage rapidement ala
Nouvelle Orleans. Six DIES enfants
de rhon. E. A. OfSullivan ell sOnt
actuellement atteints, ct nous lie
regrettOns vivement.
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EDUCATION DIES AvEUGLEs.-
Nous appelons rattention des
personnes qui ont on qui COMMAS.
sent DIES %ieunes garcons on files
atteintes de cecita sur la circnlaire
siguee DR.. W. Il. n. Magrnda,
principal de rinstitut pour les
aveugles.
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CoUR CRIMINELLE.-Nous pu.
blions dams ce Numero la liste des
lures aui doivent servir pendant
Ia session criminelle qni dot SOU
vrir lie lunGi, 6 avril 1891, sous la
presidence du Juge Beattie. Cette
session doit durer trois semaines.
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PREMIER RAD

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a . heures 4. m, avec la
MALE de lOuest.
Arrive Thihodaux a 10 heures 30 a. m.
avec la MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans.
Second train tavec Ia MALE de la Nouvelle
ORLEANS ct de l'Estl.
Quite Thibodaux a 4 heures 80, p. m.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 6 heures 50 p. N.
La MALE est ~toujours close an post office
IS minutes avant lie depart du train.
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A vendre.

Une excellente c~ypriAre mesurant environ
six cent Quarante acres. ct situee a ~quelque
distance de Thibodaux. sur Ia rive druite Gu
bayou La fourche. mn Brule Guillot.
Cette cyprirre eat la plus richie de rEtat,
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