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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30
.LEG0UFFRE.
10 FEUILLETON.
PAR RAOUL DE NAVERY.
VII
LES PANDOURS.
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LdOG qua ouDNhSSs ASNs
pensee de sauver leur tete leur
donnait plus d'energie que men com
muniquait aux pandours la pensee de
s'emparer DIES brigands. Les grades
ct les parts de prises seraient pour lie
lieutenant Goritz ct lie capitaine Moll.
Les soldats avaient espere compen-
ser les honneurs par les benefices du
pillage; mais jusqu'a ce moment ills
n'avaient trouve aucune trace des
tr6sors don't la description les await
fait rever tant de fois les yeux ou-
verts a cote dune bouteille d'eau-de-
vie blanche dams laquelle flottaient de
minces feuilles dor battu.
N'importe ills allaient. LIE plus
alerte des pandours atteignit lie moins
rapide des brigands, ct tous deux
lutterent les bras au corps, lie couteau
a la main. Ce fut un combat acharne
pendant lequel on entendit des era
auements dos, des vocif6rations,
puts un clapotis sinistre dams reau
troublee. ST lie torrent eut coule sous
lie ciel, on laurait WI rouge; mais la
mutt Sc dissipait a peine.
Depuis que les pandours s'etaient
enfonces dams les galleries, lis avaient
parcouru tant6t a la mage, tantot cou-
rant sur r&troite chaussee de roches
abruptes, plus dune demi-lieue, ct de
loin en- loin lis pouvaient apercevoir
un point bleuatre.
Ce point etait lie ciel, ct sa vue
indiquait la fin des srottes immenses
de la Carniole.
Les bandits s'imaginaient que pour
eux lie salut etait d'atteindre fextre-
mite des couloirs, etqu'ils trouveraient
aisement lie moyen d'echapper leurs
adversaires, tandis que les pandours,
certains de recevoir du renfort, sc
hataient de rejoindre les freres qul
les attendaient.
LIE canot du capitaine volait sur
reau CONNIE une mouette. Gaspard
gardait la double esperance de sauyer
ses compagnons ct d'attirer les soldats
dams un piege pour celia il devenait
Indispensable quill atteignit le pre-
mier rextremite de la caverne cal.
caire.
Tn mot dit par lui Zingarelle fut
Replacement compris par fintelligente
creature.
Ellie Sc precipita hors du canot
continual de nager puis, gagnan1
une masse de rochers, ellie la gravit
avec Ia surete de pied dun chasseur
resta une seconde debout sur la roche
ieta autour dele un regard rapide
puis ellie poussa un cri etrangle.
Ellie venait d'apercevoir Moll ct ses
compagnons.
lie cri de la Zingarelle trahit So
presence, la famine dun mousque1
brilla, une detonation retentit, ct Ia
eitane, comme 81 ellie e6t etc frappee
au ceur, s'engouttra dams un abime
-Cest dommage! fit Moll, cette
bohemienne etait sans doute la moins
coupable de la bande.
Gaspard ct ses compagnons devl
nerent une partie de ce qui venait dc
Sc passer:
Nous voici pris entire deux feuA
sans nul doute, dit Orsol. Sill fau
mourir, camarades, mourons bien
Les levres dAlberti remuerent
mais il ne repondit pas.
-Ou sont vos armes p? lui demands
Gaspard.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30
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tempes ct tiOconnaient au vent. Au
dessus du front, ct retenant les plis
de ce chale 1apporte dOrient par
quelqne marchand turc, etincelait
ragrafe de brillants que Zingarelle
lui await donnee.
Ses pendants de perles cliquetaient
a ses oreilles. Ses mains, prises dams
de cruelles menottes, restaient jointes
sur ses genoux; souvent ses regards
Sc fxaient sur une bague en- forme
de serpent placee rannulaire de sa
main gauche.
Ellie paraissait plutot jour que
s'effrayer de la curiosite de la popu-
lace.
Derriere le premier banc, etaient
assis quatre brigands hideux, don't lie
visage, laboure d'anciennes cicatrices.
racontait de nombreuses rencontms
ct de terribles batailles. Zachee ct lie
plus vieux des bandits venaient en-
suite, Fun RANT sans trop comprendre
ce qui allait Sc passer, rautre resigne
a finir de la main du bourreau. Zachee
etait brun, grele, presque joli. Jamais
il n'avait exerce d'autre meter dams
la bande que celui d'eclaireur, ct
peutetre, en- faveur de son age, la
justice pourrait-elle Sc montrer indul-
gente.
Puis, accotes contre les ridelles de
ia charette, trois blesses, la tete enve-
loppee de bandages, les bras suspen-
dus a des echarpes, tressautaient de
douleur a chaque tour de roue.
Des cris, des maledictions, aes
huees accueillirent les scelerats.
Mais bientot ces menacantes
manifestations, succederent des ap-
plaudissements bruyants ct eLthou
siastes les pandours allaient 4 leur
tour parcourir cette foule facile
emouvoir. lis riaient, les pandours !
CONNIE lis riaient, des yeux ct des
levres CeuX que 'on ramenait bles-
ses riaient auss;. lis n'avaient point
vOulu demeurer assis dams la voiture
d'ambulance, ct debout, appuyes dune
main sur les c6tes du grossier vehicule.
ills Sc mettaient bien en- vue, avides
de bravos, de feurs ct de dons popu-
lalres !; car lie peuple, dams sa joie
enthusiastic, apres avoir fait pleuvoir
finsulte sur les brigands, lancait des
bouquets ct DIES pieces d'argent dams
la voiture ramenant les pandours
blesses.
Les cavaliers attrapaient au vol
les feurs lanc6es par les femmes eft
en- paraient leur uniforme. lie peupe
battait DIES mains, ct la foule suivlt
| bient6t les prisonniers ct les soldats.
Ellie voulait les escorter jusqu'a la
porte massive qui devait Sc fermer
derriere eux.
Quand ellie poussa les verrous de
la prison sur les bandits, ellie porta
les pandours jusqu'a leur caserne.
Pendant lie reste du jour, les bouti-
ques demeurerent fermees, les auber-
ges ct les tavernes s'cmplirent. Les
pandours circulerent dams Ia Vile de
Vienne fat delivree dun feau, ct que
depuis la capture de Ia bande de
Gaspard, chacun put librement res
pirer.
Durant ce temps, lie silence le plus
complet regnait dams la maison du
juge Horster.
Ii n'avait pas besoin de quitter son
bureau pour voir les bandits ramenes
des grottes de Carniole il savait bien
quill les examinerait a loisir, ct que
durant de tongues heures il devait
fouiller dams ces consciences souill6es
atm d en- arracher le secret de leurs
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mela a un bruit de roues, a des cla-
quements de fouet, a des galops fu-
rieux de chevaux piques de reperon.
Moll ct Goritz voulaient donner
tout lie prestige possible a leur entree
dams la vile.
Des que ION reconnut l'uniforme
des pandours, un long cri seleva dams
la multitude.
Moll s'avaneait lie premier, souriant
de son sourire large ct cruel, ct parais-
SAINT dominer Ia foule qui rapplaudis-
salt frenetiquement
Goritz semblait plus modesto mais
son regard etincellait sous ces sourcils
| epais, ct les louanges donnees a sa
pravoure lui semblaient autant de
promesses reiterees DIES epaulettes de
capitaine, quill convoitait avec autant
d'ardeur que la main dune heritiere.
Deux charrettes s'avancaient, trai-
nees par des chevaux REQUISITES.
Dams la premiere Sc trouvalent les
bandits.
Sur dies bancs places dune faeon
transyersale, etaient assis au premier
rang Gaspard Orsol, lc capitaine,
Gabor son lieutenant ct la Maugra-
bine. LIE visage pale ct presque beau
de Gaspard, sa taille plut6t petite que
moyenne, reclat de ses yeux girls
dementaient tout ce que Ton await
redoute de sa personne. En- general,
quand lie peuple entend parler dun
homme unissant la hardiesse a la
cruaute, il Sc lie represente dun
aspect farouche, ct dune taille athle-
tique. Ceci est Ia plupart du temps
une erreur. Les hommes petits sont
d'habitude plus coleres ct plus crues
que les autres. Les assassins cele-
bres, les empoisonneurs qui durent
au nombre de leurs victimes une
sinistre renommee, etaient tous de
petite taille. Ce sont les corps exigus
aui logent les ames cruelles. Desrues,
lie comte de Horn, Nine de Brinvil-
liers, Cartouche, Mandrin etaient de
taille plus que mediocre lie peuple
demeura done surpris a laspect de
Gaspard Celui-ci etait pale, mais
calme, ct son regard Sc reposait
froidement sur la foule ameutee II
semblait dire par Repression de son
visage:
-J'ai perdu la partie que j'ai
iouee : que voulez-vous de plus ?
Gabor etait loin de garder Ia
tranquillite de son chef.
81 6troitement garrotte quill fut, i
semblait Sc tordre dams ses liens.
Ses yeux lancaient des eclairs dc
haine II ent voulu pouvoir Sc ruel
sur cette foule ct dechirer de ses
/, dents aigues CONNIE celles dun chaca
quelques-uns dc ceux que rejouissait
, sa capture.
Aussi les Injuries, les gestes mena
cants s'adressaient plus encore at
| lieutenant herisse, furieux, don't LEI
, cheveux noirs flottaient CONNIE unt
criniere, don't IL barbe Sc herissai
sur dies habits qui n'etaient plus guert
que dies lambeaux, qua Gaspard Orsol
/, aui. sans doute en- souvenir de sa viz
, premiere, conservait une sorte de
decence dams toute sa personne.
t La Maugrabine semblait indiferentt
, a ce qui Sc passait, ct ron eat di'
, qu'elle await perdu lie sentiment dr
role quelle jouait dams cette sinistrt
, tragedie. Son costume Sc composai
, de morceaux depareilles, cousus lie.
uns aux autres avec une fantaisie gu
n'etait pas absolument du desordre
/ Des losanges d'etoffes du genre !,
,>l,, ,1;c,,oroto In; oo,,,nnoo;op% mn.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30
-Je men al point.
un couteau.

Intention de me defendre.
-Alors on vous tuera
LIE comte fit un geste trahissant
plus de resignation que d'insouciance
lie goutfre de Piata-Jan,a est a
deux pas. dit Orsol puissions-nous y
arriver avant qu'on nous ait ferme ce
passage
LIE jour grandissait, encore un
moment ct l'on reverrait lie ciel. De
loin, ct Sc rapprochant de plus en-
plus, Moll distinguish la course essouf-
flee des pandours ct des bandits.
Tn coup de sifflet signala au chef
de brigands rarrivee des stems.
En- une minute ceux-ci Sc trouve-
rent accules contre un angle de roche,
prets a Sc defendre contre un double
attaque.
De leur cote, les pandours avaient
repete un appel proIonge a leurs
freres d'armes, ct Moll, groupant ses
soIdats ct leur dormant des instruc
tions rapides, penetra avec eux dams
la dernisre arcade DIES grottes.
La lumiere crue en- tombant sur
les pandours ct sur les bandits, les
faisait paraitre egalement 6pouvan-
tables. lie sang qui coulait de leurs
visages ct rougissait leurs vetements,
n'avait point etc lave entierement par
les eauy de la Polk Les uns agi-
talent des poignets mutiles, les autre
s'efforcaient d d'arreter une h6moragie,
ou de maintenir un lambeau de vete-
ment sur une plaie recente
La troupe de Moll gardait seule
assez de vigueur pour achever la
bande DIES miserables. IAu lieu de
poursuivre une lutte armee, qui
pouvait luiconter un grand nombre de
soidats, lie capitaine cria aux stems:
-Faites des prisionniers faites
des prisonniers
Gaspard ct Gabor lutterent seuls
avec une energie etfrayante. Tous
deux youlaient MOURN. Peu leur
importait d'avoir la tete cassee dun
coup de mousluet ou de sentir leul
pOitrine trouee par un sabre. La
pensee de Ia justice leur paraissai,
bien autrement effrayante que Ia fin
dune vie tranchee au milieu DIES
| fi4vreuses excitations dune lutte
mortelle. Mais Moll ct Goritz auraient
cru ne vaincre qua Motto, s'ils ma
vaient ramene que des cadavres de
leur expedition. II leur fallait des
bandits vivants. lis tenaient surtou1
! a emmener a Nienne Gabor ct Orsol
| les deux chefs de cette terrible asso-
citation.
Cinq pandours, sur un signe dr
capitaine Moll, Sc precipiterent Is
fois sur Gaspard. Celui-ci etait veri
! tablement terrible II n'avait plus
pour arme qu'un troneon informe
mais 81 grande etait sa force, qu'i
faillit plus dune fois echapper a ses
| adversaires. ST Fun des soldats ne
! l'avait point fait tomber sur lie sol, i
, Sc serait sans doute debarrasse des
! pandours qui souriaient de leur sourire
eternel, tandis que les yeux de Gas
pard laneaient DIES tlammes de colere
, ct de haine.
/; On serra d'abord ses pieds ensuite
on lui liza les mains, ct on IL laissa lie
long de la paroi de roches, entrave
CONNIE une bette de somme. Tandis
qu'on s'emparait de Gaspard, Resol
Sc precipitait lie front en- avant contre
la muraille de rochers, s'ouvrait le
| crane, ct retombait en- arriere tout
+, sanglant.
! Cinq hommes furent lies en- meme
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THE National Brotherhood of Soldier.
has been incorporated, with ex.union
anu eX-confederate soldiers equally emit
tled to membership. It's motto is: "The
war is over" thing that most of the
members OF the q. A. K. seem to forget
since they want more pay for imaginary
trouble than they got for standing up
aud being shot at, ii many of them did
We fear though minus the cementine
quality OF the dollars aud cents of pen
sion the new brotherhood will be short.
lived. Without the present or prospec
tive pension the G.. A. r.. would soon be
what Elk Gov. Billy Allen termed a
barren ideality.
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THE railroads in Indiana fought the
law compelling them to notify the pub.
lac on a blackboard at every station how
much train was behind, on the grounds
oil its unconstitutionslty, but got beat,
as they should have. The railroads a, g
too much disposed to act as if they en-.
dorsed the famous remark OF Vanderbilt
concerning the public, which we would
reproduce for the benefit OF those who
may have forgotten it, but for the fact
that this is strictly religious journal.
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w. u. WALTON.

IT is French saying, bat worthy Of
all scceptatioG, that the absent ere ever
wronged. While Representative McCrea
~ is in Belgium wrestling with the sill
yer problem, somebody in his district
has charged him with saying that he
would iudorse no woman for postmaster
or other public place. OF course Mr..
McCreary, with the fate of McKinlevism
fresh in bis mind, never said any such
thing, unless the gods, meaning TO de-
stroy, have first made him mad Hsv-
ing at last got sl the men, democrats. re.
publicans and populists, in the Eighth
district sohdly for him, our Jeemes will
now bait his hooks for all the Goddess
ems, o. he is not the gentleman of ana.
costly and understanding with which he
Is universally accredited. Louisville
Times. We suppose that the INTERIOR
JOURNAL is partially responsible for the
report, which it expressly said at the
time was a report, and not an abso.
lutte assurance OF the governors DO.
sltion. What We really said was that
somebody had said, that the GOV
ernor had said TO somebody else, who
had said to us that he preferred not to
lndorse women for presidential post-mas-
ters. Only this and nothing more.
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CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Rev, W. A. Slaymaker, of Rich
NOM, preached at the Prssbyterior
cnurch last night and will preach again
tonight and tomorrow night.
The Cincinnati Presbytery finds Rev
n. T. Smith guiltyioi teaching unortbo.
dox views upon inspiration and suspend
Cd him until "his remuneration o, the o.,
rors he has been found to hold, and ths
declaration OF his solemn purpose 10 no
onger teach or propagate them" Prof
smith will appeal to the synod
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THE Court OF Appeals found techni.
calty on which to reverse the life SEN
tence OF DR.. Massie, Of oven, for the ass
aslnation ofJ L. Honaker and i'll prompt
~ and gladly did 50. Is the Court OF
Appeals especially designed TO keep
murderers necks out of the halter or
suffering any punishment whatever for
their crimes ?
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The illustrated Kentuclian, of Lex.
ington, over which Mrs. Eugenia Dun
lap Potts so gracefully and ably presides
seems to grow more attractive with each
issue. The one before us is the Chill.
dren's Holiday Number, aud contains
the pictures OF 30 sure enough little tots
IN every pose and OF more or less beau
w. The usual page devoted to Ken
lucky beauties includes Miss Mary San
differ, the charming daughter of J. p.
sandifer, now OF Middlesboro, but for
merly from Lancaster. There are ma.
ny other features, all interesting Send
VI to the publishers at Lexington or to
us and get the paper for year, besides
receiving copy OF The Confederate
souvenir edition and the Children's Hol.
iday number without extra charge.
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kEWSY NOTES.

Iowa is experiencing the worst snow
storm for years. 1t is foot deep anC
still showing.
"A negro woman in Edgefel county
>. u, killed her babe and served it a.
roast pig TO party of friends
-Four boilers in the Newport Iron
aud Steel Works let go Tuesday night
and three men were fatally wounded.
A bill fixing the tax .on distilled
spirits at sl.25 per gallon has been in.
troduced by Congressman Scott, of Il
linois.
The town of Athens, Fayette, after
having prohibition for number ofyears
voted the other day to 20 back to first
principles.
William Watson, the English poet.
who recently received 200 pounds for
writing the best ode on Teunvson. is
insane.
The $1,000 damage suit of Miss Car
leo, OF Lebanon, against Thos. Lopsden
nd others, for defamation Of charact er.
las gone to trial.
"A dog eight in an ice house near
'ort Union, o.. ended in a drunken row
q which George Fox was shot and kill
d and several others wounded.
AT Baltimore Alexander Browns
arehouses were destroyed by fire, to-
ether with $1,000 bales OF cotton, en-
lling an aggregate loss OF about $780,
10.
"A COUPLE of robbers attempted to 90
rough a c. & o. train at Huntington.
1t met with resistance. when they
ened fire and killed one man and.
ounded another.
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DANviilE.

"A ten-year-old daughter of DR.. II. p
Bosley is reported i'll with diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ]. Horton will soon
go to New Orleans, to remain until
spring.
The game of football betwee the
q 'ntre College aud Central Uniyersity
evens, that was to have been played
next Saturday, has been postponed until
the 22n inst. There is in consequence
some disappointment among lovers of in.
tellectural pastime.
The funeral of Miss Carrie Never.
youngest daughter OF DR.. ]. NJ. Never.
who died Monday night, took place ON
wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
'Dr +. NJ. Green, OF the First Presbyteri.
an church, conducted the religious ser.
vices. The cause OF her death was some.
thing like dropsy
Mr. Morton Crow, OF this place. il
said to be in receipt OF letter from
fresldent-elect Cleveland, in which ne
says he anticipates great trouble in get
ting the new administration in good
working order, owing to the unwilling
ness OF the average citizen to accept of /
flee. He fears he may have TO resort ~
inscription before the greater part of
the Offices can be filed.
The case OF. VIM. Miller, cbargad
With killing Sam Mckee Monday even
ng was called before City Judge Alex
Anderson Thursday morning, Judge Nc.
'erran being absent from the county.
AsJudge Breckenridge, who had been
ngaged to'deiend Miller, was attending
ne Liberty court, the prosecution was
assed until Saturday next at 10 A. NJ.
IT, H. =. Jacobs will also probably rep.
esent the defense.
sam Mckee was shot aud killed on
londay evening about ) o'clock by VIM.
IllIer on 2d street. Both coored. Va.
Gus rumors as to the facts in the trace
are ailoat, the majority Of them max.
x the shooting justifable. Miller snr.
ndered to Jailer Shumste immediately
1T was placed in Jail The examining
IaI was set for Thursday at 10 A. 81.
chee shot and killed Isham Davis, also
iored, near the same spot where he
several years ago. On the trial the =
seemed to be on McKee's side and
was acquitted. He had long been re-
rded as vicious, dangerous man. Nil.
is a sport, bnt has never been in 90.
MS trouble before. 9
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PEoF. BEscHLER Of Chicago, has pat
ented beer that looks like, tastes like
and froths like the old article yet is not
alcoholic. This might ill long felt
want but it wont As soon As il is found
that 1t will not produce what Byron
cllls the best OF fe-intoxication-it
will not only boco.ne stale but decidedly
Improbable. What the average guzzler
wants is the kind Of jag that will make
him see double and have the pavement
occasionally fly up and hit him.
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A FEW years ago Tolstoi, Russian
count, wrote book and called it "Kreut.
ger Sonata" II was considerably of an
immoral nature but not half SO naughty
as TIE newspapers led the public to be-
lieve and caused several editions of ma
ny thousands each to be sold Now
Miss Luvana w. Sheldon, profiting by
the counts experience, has flooded the
market with book entitled: Death to
the Inquisitive or a Story of Sinful
Love, copy OF which has been sent us
by the publisher, w. d. Rowland, New
York. 1t is rather rich, rare and racy
but the man who invests his money in
1t is going to be very much disappointed |
In its perusil If be thinks the story fits
the name. 1t is about an average novel
Of the day with some plain and realistic
scenes very much toned down.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-16

Mr.. WALTON, OF Boone, means well,
but his unsophistication is slarmingly
developed. He bias offered a resolution
that the Legislature adjourn sine die
Feb. /. 1t might 10 so and should, but
when the members OF that body let 20
OF the s. day, it will be long after new
leaves and flowers have come to bright
en- the spring time and summer, and au.
tumn's chilly blast will have begun 10
make them fall and fade again.
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The malicious prosecution set on 10 ot
by Councilman Drooge, at Covington
against Hon. Harvey Myers, fell of its
own weight There was simply nothing
in the charge OF the attempted bribery
and the court very promptly instructed
the jury to find for Mr.. Myers, which it
did. This man Droojge has been hound.
ing Mr.. Myers for wears, and it may be
imagined what manner Of man he is TO
confess that a bride had been offered
him and he had not used his fist or cane
on the one who supposed him low
enough to accept money consideration
for bis SOte. If Mr.. Myers had not been
law'abiding man, Mr.. Droodge would
long since have been sent by the pistol
route to that bourne where whanvdoo-
dies OF his calibre are supposed to mourn
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A TREMENDOUS TURKEY GOBBLER.

niee umedan in tbrdh three Hahdan
cGT n examined Turkey a epa9m
pre- an with
they paying N
L NN nd drmr twth5c owatu ndBmk
gy pa d in slime
above and il yabSh Tn hr fta radG
al ~ dpu d is I h uHh our
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The Richmond, Va, bar has resoly.
el unanimously to recommend Hon. ].
Randolph Tucker to the president for
attorney general
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their liberal patronage in the past and wishes say
that January he will sell goods for CASH only
will defy the competition Of any
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Stockholders Meeting.

\ meeting ofthe stockholders Of the Farmers
Bank A frust Co, will DO held at their banking
house in Stanford on the FIRST Wednesday in Ian .
uary %, for the purpose Of electing ~ directors
TO serve the ensuing year, j u. OWSLEY,
S4.td Casbi,r
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Find Everything That Can Make Heart Glad

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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-16
Stockholders Meeting.

meeting Of the stockholders Of the National
Bank OF Hustonville will be held at their banking
houTe IN Hustonvie on the second Tuesday IN
lanuary, is9S, Tor the purpose OF eleeung nine
directors 20 serve the ensuing year
S4-td J. W. ROCKER, Cashier.