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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
AUCTION rALEs.

THURSDAY. January 9Th. at 1890 T.. VI, trustees
la,e Of frame dwelling. No. lils Eainurldge
street. Manchester ny tneWuius az hose ana
A. T.. AdamsOn. auctiOncers.
FnrDAy. January .th. sc 30 A.. IT,. ~ 70. north
Eleventh street. trustee sale @. debts, bills
~ Brother. AprersOn 81 Pollard auctionoers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

tho old year. Among the fair represen'"nn.o''ero
from your city were Misses Harrison: Inn =,
man. ponson, Grubbs and Mrs. ", M"t va
Anderson Misses Iinsley. OF hunirlo,, ~
and the gentlemen from Richmond, VIZ I-,; g.,
Ben Harrison and Mr. Benson. OF 'no
Ircxz
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HrxnrnsoX. X. c.. Jan. Especial. A
three-story brick building belonging TO j. a.
Kelly used by Owen Davis as q prize house.
Iurne1 at l.f5 this afternoon. Mesers.
Henry Davis and owen Davis were somewhat
hurt during tie fire. Mr.. Davis business
Will not be- affected. as his means are ample.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
.rov 20 cure All SKIN Disca.o.."

SIMPLY apply "Swaynos Ointment" No In
,,rnal medicine required. Cures letter eczema,
itch all eruptons on Tho face' nsnda noso' Sc
vrast healing and curative powers are possessed
Vino other remedy. ASK your druggist ZOE
SwaYno's Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
Cor Over Fifty yenrs

Mrs w,n.low's eoothing ,syrup hi, been u.ei
for children teethng 1t S9o,h pho! thS child .i ~
III md IL the best remedy for diarrhDA
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

-''""' -s... ..ros os
AE island comprsed or a No", -.r' mar De-
rice land has 3ioAF .2o,' .,. H. ..reara.
'.-.' 49, ''' -...a.o.i~ oasolr,ely
Tho ST. Lawrence yer ~ o''la .s Inn
N0oal '-s river lIi INC N'Iit. 80 -i.'- ,,...is
ton. caused d. drought or RAM Ho'oi
loot
,,, mel. ....,,,-,o o,, son5 forth such a
powerful Tor Of musk that even az ,ii -.,.
OF one hundred Yards ne can slno'i'oi -''-
TO death.
, ,.. .r,. .lro,rs q salary
me a . I ",bere ar. Two other c.o ks
w. ,. 800, ar i,is service who divide 800
a year between them.
There ere l'fJN7'uvl olsaI. ~. i,,,,ei
Cree BRIAN ever; year I'.' ~ a1 or ,o5
states the cnnsuInl tloh Teaches ~'-'y 10 va
20 every man anu OoY-
One Of Alhuluorque e a. hl pubic s.Aoo4
teachers ls about to marry ai III 'i.I 49,
tending the Goyernnen- in-lan -.-4' i.el.'
ihe lltF. is sA.d 10 ne N'lf E ..,f
on h.s r.iulh hoi"s' WA r4o~"D'' ''
chicl ol INC tilNe.
ny ,,-eat many .-oonlo Arabia is supposed 90
De- 'he home o.. ihe horse from ancient .oi1fl.
Grecian and Jewish DOB rory He fta .If i''i"
that the horse was nnhn1Wn ih hIapit 4'a,
after be Ma common factor in inc NE va
southern Llro re.
,.t..t r.- .+o rs.,.',
"A, cu'tAti "'' % r~, In fr....
.-.'' t,,-i .' -,,,,a,. v~ai in tre crs.y
two small nuggets Of soH about tAc -ile OF
small mail head. How the cnicAeh ioAA- -+o
gold is Row the question.
,r.,. - ..,,.,- ~ ..,..e~ -..,f,. thu, lre
~. ....- .'r..,.r. -r +i.. same
49, ia ,-.t,.f ,.4 f.r ria -.,rl.f-
..i-.. "a, 80. .-- t,t.ei ,',,ir-to-Ie tlna-
',r 10. =. ,.rr.ct., a.|. ll,,f..,si D. Ie 90
fr, % tr,,,.t ma -. ~ HI. ra,'.IiaI
Governor Russell. oil t'assac nusetts. ls. ned an
appeal 90 the elr-c ask ug ht.u t0 come l-
er0us.v 20 fne all OF tae famine sufferers DID
bHema. and has appointed coMillfice' "i-h
Bishop Phillips brooks 20 is head. 10 receive
Contributions
Gerroan nev.-rero~s arc rr.nting the as,e--
tion fhat the w-frDtof the Worlds Fair lui.d-
inc. will cause them to reaa through tl3
ernst of the earth. vs.. 10 the result Of lrccl DE-
fntinQ tho entire city of CHICAGO forty ftct alb
submereImg 10 under Lake Michigan
Last summer whale vas Na-Ne' on th. ST.
of Ocean city. More tLau ioIlf lol' 90 en-
were removed rom 10. ftS en.it.'H IS i'' +'
the lhIla ielnhia Museum oi Naiufal sciences
The bones of lhe lower aw measure sefent'' ID
feet I'D length, AMI us entire ienstA was 9iA-5-
eight feet
Addiction, D. o,,,.,.. s,, common I'm Trgfqrl I'm
tl, rri,n If 'l.,io~ f,riri.rs That "a statute wa.
fas.ei IN tla el flDcf anl tifs was g.. lowed nT
an .of # ili1al..tn viii ~ took away tho lcue-
ft of clergy from the offender. ANA ID uas NOT
filf 20 lata pa fle reign OF George iA. that tine
crime ceased no be capital 0rieuse and puuisll-
eiIe,ri+f. fo,fh
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(tO1T1rTsSIONEnS SALE or r..r
I ulSlRAI LE AND NALLnt LI. .i
DING WGuI OF WAY IOAn-E.n. I
"A NDNEN I.HOiSA AND Doll A.r |
COUNTY ~CIStNFIlON0. ~
ROAD COMPANIES AND Oillll IID
AND FRANCHISES lNnEk a tNAkI h
IRON lHE LEGISLATURE. IN uI eIA II
Of AIRGNfA.-hy virtue of "a ae0.et 0l fHa
Chanccry court OF the citY 0i Richmond frl
nouncot on cc.mher O. lSli. a. fHn 'r0 e1H
depending therein uniof tho short NlnN. lri
STILES OF "John g.. batchei.er. HhH .Ha..
Orange hegs,Iile tairoai Com nr fr DISH.
and "ElGs0n. ~aIrs a. Co.. N.. fs.
John j. Granville and ais. he to A. 500
the unler-iLn i. who NUr. fH.f.. .nt'A
special commissioners t1. pho IIr osn. nili ou
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III. BEST roc. PLUGS Of PURE SUN
CURED TOBACCO nre birkok 'o.s ~. ID
a. and Caroline Sun-Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

The ErsT IOc. PIECEorFiNE suN-CCKED
TOBACCO that can be bought In America u
Uickol'a No. I.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.


SYMPTOMS: Moisture intense itching and sting
;nr: most az night; worse by scratching; II n.
loved 10 continue tumors form. uhlcn often
iIoad and ulcerate becoming very sore
Svrayno's ointment stops the itching and nieed-
ING. heals liberation, and IN most cases removes
e saD .u'' Dr., sgayno 4 Son. Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

The superb historical chateau OF Chenonceau.
the property OF Nine. Pelouze has recently
been sold 10 rich Cuban-Mr. Terry-for
{ 4x1ce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

r.icxols e CO.. viii pay zoe. per 100 cash
for Tags from their brands No. l., H. -. 10
rfr and Caroline Sun-(ured.
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AUCTION sALis-Thi- Dav.
CpECIAL SALE


Iy direction of Nrs. Frank T.. Patrick will
se'I rs auction IN my Ware-rooms' beginning az
II:JA.M
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By j.. A. tatlin. Auc'.oneor
Sos. 3 and e Eleventh street.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-27
atonnee de Sc trouver melee 4 cette

9tonnee de Sc trouver melee q cette
question, ct voice, sans sen douter-
contre le prstendu privilege don't joult
notre industrie, aussi, Ia premiere
prime n'est-elle bias encore soldee,
Iu'on preteni deja Ia datrulre.
Qu'on y songe c'est une somne &c
dix a ONE millions qui Va sortlr du
Trtsor. Eot-ce que lie pays peus
supporter une pareiIle charge Ces
dix q ONE millions sont, esldemment,
Ii RUNE de Ii Rtpublique. ii eat Tr4l
gu'iIs re serviront qua 5ouienir e. 2
ueyelopper une grande lnduotrIe lhdl-
4aAe-ce don't OF Ne sc 5oucIe .Lere-
tuutii5 que cent quarante Oh cent Gin
uuante millions he sont pas de trop
uuaud ii s'asit dentrctenlr, par Ia
frautlc. unc arme" 'e.ecLeurs. Il NJ
u, dams toute Ia iol Mckinney, qu ulc
sea e clause srnsee ct noiiueLc ct
cr.le-la que ION veut D.ller. LIEN
ue Unnant Il ceia: le pplti>ianiotne
ucu Il Ianfais fat dautres. AZ ON
H. Ia Consultation, au nom lie LouS les
principles ae IL Democratic Ct uu
isipublcauislne. au nom des iutercIs
ulalerlelo du pays, au non de lOut &c
qu'n y a tie pas sacre Il Ia terre ct
daus les cleuA, il fault supprlmer In
prime.
fe, { /, a peu pres, lie resume de &c
Yut est pnssG, tout recemluent, dams
uodr Congress Ce dernler uolt ses
re,ti.to -ucreo electorauA au SUD ct .
lU4uat; est sur lie Sud CT sui iOaest
;t,un ,nuuralt porter ses prrinlels
coup-. Noi.a Ia logilue tic nos
puntlcIrns. Nous he voyons, .
a. Ans, rlcn de bien ra>surant pour
iayenlr. Il est vrAi--ei nous en-
ctoNon- cefs%lns rapporta particulars
-4ue, pour IL momcnt. ON ma pss
Intention de rappeler la lol on IA
iulS>el Il \iyre un an on deu . est,
du mufn.', ce 4uI resort des dGc.2rd-
Ions qui auralrnt ete faltes = deux
dc 10 repre- infants, les hon. Price ct
Boalnes, mails nous he lepondonA pas
&c ce aui st tramera. fan prochain on
aaHs deiIX ais.
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must the majority be in order u
vent a Secoad bolt, aad a repetitiaa
those ~disgraceful proceeding. rh,es,
were rank with Hypocrisy, Ire .eb !,
a 81 supreme conceit.
II II ay be ,afriy cunjectarpd ,ha,
majority Of 5000. wmcr d.2 ,ery
entitled to, will deter Ihrnfoa.s.o
ord bolt. 1t surely viii b. larger n /.
Oh the occI~i n If til Nnyem er rtr
aies. However, the obi ,luy and co,
temp hat the Foaler,,rs brought ma
sn th-i "wa lrad+ Il ring tn e.. -.
encts from Feb. 10 il to2J.
been such Il ) ronS lntin,ip o,a.
lar protest. tlrar they ~
reck r<s a. 10 rep.Al a. AFT
secession.
X eur inr Igaia - I'll. tIu L >.tf.
met of this 'rdral, - ,,olii aa,tl.
is uey-l de d i unit the vote il coa,.
We ~ iitAll NC IfNi tlnlltrHfI I hak
once ~ strong 4 man as John 4. Ear
llsl" of K- lucky ute a nrrnN IL.
cape Tosn i-n'lni nous d rat bt !
fancied security from Ill d,nger. "a.
regular DrrR prlarr SHOULD put ~ reli.
ancr III TIL appearances 0t Ger AIN
v%icr"rN hut should fl rIt TOR st,i 4e I'd ms
rt~u t., and ii .t,tir i, ult, lis -,
an the f-ar u Il feat, aspl- nf cue
anImaling causes for vi .nrols &, II
tile result viii b.. ma | certain.
A Large majority will ,,t..l a,c,p.
Plush ~ fold result : u wiz ,ri 4
with it the joy # m,gai ice j u .c..ss
and viii w. A sure amt certa y a ldate
against a sernrn bolt, anu the c ,r,se.
qnent degradation hat fall, upon th,
party.
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LARGE MAJORITY IN
MARCH,.

! r"litlcal battle is never de- .idtd
until the vote is counted. This pro,,p-
81 iou must u adm itted lis aNiu natic
without drbatr. Political prophet. Of
n cticfitate naIly aud therefore make
erroneous representations on the re-
salts OF an election.
ihrrt is every indication now that
the McEuery ticket will % elec &C
tHr primaries Oh the 22ud OF March.
This forecast is predicated upon such
manifestations and appearances ~ are
usually reliable in making predictions.
Justice McEn cry eniers the se old
contest for the Democratic noninat.o.
with the prestige Of having been only
two III oEths ago made the choice of his
party by a majority of the popular
vote CT 10000, and y majority vote in
the convention of 100 delegates. He
haS Gone nothing to weaken his mi J.
enec over the party. but on the contra
~ Has dcmeaned himself ii slcl Il
manner rs 70 win the plaud.ts OF his
political opp >nentS, not to speak 81
having aroused the increased aud un-
measured enthusiasm of his followers.
Indeed, fortuitoaS events never con-
tributed more ahundantly to Il mans
politica! aspirations. While thu en,,-
mics Of Gov. McEneIy and Democracy
We're e~ndeavoring to degrade him he
fore the people If Louisiana and the
country at large by assailins his hon
esty and charging him with Il self III
and Unsuitable love for Office. he show
ed the fallacy Of such charge BIZ an act
OF sc.f-abneSation rarely tound IN
these degenerate days. That act il
we'll known, and it need only be said
that i'll advising Il cons" which might
rob him OF an honor iIlat he had nof
solicited. the danger t!,,t prompted
the suggestion was ole Of d-srlt At
the hands Of the arme,: and uncovered
CheihS ~ Tue Dctlo:tl. IL parry IN
Louisiana, as well as in every other
State Of tue Union. II was no direct
fear of the inherent strength OF the
State House Ring, INT the abiding an
~prehensiun that tllcir seeding minorj-
ty might causr the defe4t OF the pnrty
by dividing the Democratic vote.
The leaders, who had the Demoer.-
tic campaign III charge, accepted with
comnendable readiness rne surge>.
tons made hy Justice McEncry.
III ali the proceeding, THAI followed
this advice, Including the numerous
conferences in thr city OF New or
leans ending on res. @U5lt, every move
thar WAS made lr'lotmttetl % the credit
and glory OF tie regular Democracy.
and finally by this kind Of warfare The
real battle has been Won. The maiorj-
ty OF 5000 sill certainly be increased
to $4,000.
Now the question arises how large
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NOa'aG4

IlR. PLACIDE HEBERT, AT HOTEL. q
- Toulouse, Lafourche Crossin. Ia, takes
charge of all durable and yisinlc Diseases
fou can find him for consultation 1t Tou
louSe's Hotel, Lafourche Crossing.
Cures the following diseases: Dyspepsia
Kidney affections, Dropsy, Pneumonia, fevers
OF all kinds, Paralysis, Nervousness, gravel
heart diseases, rheumatism al private
diseases, SC.
Prove to the pablo the causes and sources
of all diseases.
Guarantees cure or no pay except in doubt
full eases
When guarantees are required, the patieat
may deposit money exacted for cure in the
hands OF Mr.. 4 NulouSe who viii return the
same FIGURE is not affected.
Come and be convinced.
Without a ny inform alton given. DIR. Hebert
1T once locates the disease. makes ais own
diagnosis of the case, and treats it accord
ingly
All his medicines sre pure and harmless.
70 prove this when required, he will take q
dose OF each atthc same ii ne, take there lfter
Il old or warm bath, followe by Il hearty
meal.
Those unable to come for consultation can
write. and the DOCTOR will call on them.
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ATELIER

Ayan t"'' IL na"tefe Ell neces>hirt, nous
sol. mem. d'r>ccutrr tons lrS - vrag"s
tyln graptIuurs cue IL rs Srrnnt comics es
bret daIocat. carries d'atfaires, eut6tr~ lie
iarltrts, i kets dhahifttioa, hlancs. cirru
lair.s. e.. seItnt in priu Cs dams le plus hre
dfta ct IA Is priN Gun 'iftirnt tonte concur
renee.
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COVE IIGN PAKOIS If.

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9ema. Nafd-Domlnique Rarang
ct Charles G. Davis.
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Hotel ct Restaurant !!
-TENU PAh--
ID. ProDrietaire!
LAFOURCiIE CROSSING, la.

IL x, ,as { l"ge4it NJ ,urnis Il tnire n-s,re
- IA iaurnGr. Uae have z. ~, ,rta .h6ra
tetthl s-e'"ent Il r pub ic troutrra toniogrs
!. lnrll' nr chnN .se Wins, I.iquru,s, Cisars
Tabac. etc. ! pre q tes peasinuna, ~ 4 "a
srilt'nr et au m-iS Mars ~, II
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Ulysse Tausin, DR., VIM. +.
Harang, Clay KnobIoch, Arthur \.
Boudreanx, Leufroid j.. Irosclair,
Joseph NJ. Lefort, Leo. j. B~oudreauN,
j. NJ. Bour., Oscar Angelloz, Ct
Albert Il. Hotard.
DG!tgut>, au nombre de II, a I'll
Convention du 96ne District senate
RIA pour choisir dtuX sGuateurs
l. lion. l.. \. Trosciair, Ii. :.
Coulon, Lovingly Rodrigy IS, q. u.
Barros, F6Iiclen Toups, John ".
Walsh, Joseph NJ. Let,rt, Tho mas 4.
Badeaux, S. i. GrisAn3t. he -tne
CAl1iouet, d ,!mas R,bIcuaux, C4al,
q. Davis, Trtslanonl Fpret, 1t sheldon
Guthrie.
Dt.c,u6s, ~ nombe 4. II, a II
conven ion nominante de GtAt p I
cnoio,r les eject urs plesid ~ntiets.
les de -egues a "a tonyenJi1u Nation
ale DGnocratiIue:
Ernest Roger, Clay kno5loch, Nm.
II. Raglan, B. \ Wormald, /. 2.
Cailiouet, M4lceiliu Ber.eron, III.
John Gazzo, Alien Smith. EDGAR
Barrios, |. D. Moo-e. Ednond Bour
geois, l.. \. Trosciair, TAGodulc Boar
ct Joseph o. ToupS.
Par une volX tnanime les resu Il
tons suivante> furent aloptees par
In convention:
Atlendu que. le comi { centta.
dem crati4ue lie IA pare Sc Lafourche,
conf rmGneut a ses psAvons IL INK
ct i $ A auyoritt, . "a staiire da -
DGcembre, 1891, a ordonnG n
election primaire pour les OFFICERS de
Ia paroisse 1t de- diIftrents wards.
deyant Sc tenir le - F6vrier. 1897,
ct
attendu que, Ia dite election fut
tenuc u le jour appoin.6, Ct les
c%andidats fuI~nt choisis pour ny
divers oflic.s ct que ces Candida
ainsi NOMINEES sont lie choix de Ia
grande majorit6 dies demo rates lie
Ia paroissc Lafourche,
quill soft, constquamment. rtso.u
que nous faisons appel a tous les
tmocrates de Il paloi= c Lafourehe
sans t2ard aux differences d'opinion
dams Ie parti, IL supporter lis candi-
dats du parti ainsi NOMINEES d'apre-
les usrges strictement observes, ct uv
voter contre tous candidats qui, sans
autorisation, "a etc Ghosts par eux
mGmes,
Gail soft 1tsolu que
vrai patriotisme ct Ia devotion dtsii-
tcressee lie son parti ct de la ca;,se
oc IL ~supTtmaJic Blanche de Samu4
u. AcEnery ne furent jamais mieuN
oHtmpiiliGa 6 attestGs que lorsgue.
quoique lie candidat une maiorite
indiscutahle ct indisputable dies dele
cues de ! a democratic dams ii conyen-
ton &c Baton Rouge, i s'cs,
m~agnaniment offert de So retire
de Ia haute ct honorable posi-
ton "a i'uvait place ie peuple, atm
quele peuple, Ia source de tout pouvoit.
put encore parler sur les issues dt
jour, pour a~juster les difference dan
nos families, pour restorer Harmonic
dams nos rangs, ct pour presenter 4,
Fennemi comHun le front dune de
mocratie unie-quc &c noble acte q
p%atrioJisme est GmiAenment apprecie
par tout vrai democratic de Lafourche
ct quill scrvi i rendrc plus cher a
ses nomhrauy supporteur, C gran,
ct noble chef &c Ia democratic vraie
p~atriotique ct dGsinttressGe.
Qn'il soft ltsolu que nous recon
mandons Ct approuvons faction de,
d6Ieguts dc LafouFche, Glus d l'6lec
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LES IA USSEh ECONOHIEADU
CONGRESS DIES EfAIS UNIS.

Nous ~rncevon-, depuis quelques
iours. de Washington, dies nouYeiles
Gui lie sont pas eIes plus encouragean
ties; queiques-unes aont mome f3-t
aGarmaates pour nous. On SAT- que
les economics sout i Iordre du Jour
du Congress C'e7t une eac,lon
ntturell forcee. contre les cz'rava-
gance fnanci&res cpmmise,, tsepu1a
daux ans, par les REPUBLICANS 4,
fatIait IS attendre, q fattitude da
cpmitG dys alIoratjon~. aiusi que c>.Ie
d son president, Ihou Holman, ma
rian qui dove nou~ surprendre.
Settlement, 4" "hen'r gu ils p%rsnnvnt
a. + Htrlyer 4 Ia realisation Grs
onomies TINT ~prtc,ri~te@, u'e-t -
celul QUE on- y&yion-. HI ny~
sem,lait call f@aliait, tout d'ah"rd.
rogner sur les dtp,n-es qut s"'t
inntii2s, ct s'attaquvr, ayant tout .
les q#i sCnt fn~t,iutrn-es. Ga -
galde ben. lie parti republican,
Sc ftt u arm6 IL partl~an~. .
so ~"cneur~, svec e budget de- pes-
siona. II est 81 aniaieuX, il esI mons
trueuS, &c budget, mai il intere~-e-,
directpment oH indirectemeDt, ae>
ceutaine- tie mile Gllct.u"s; done II
ny faut pas TOUGHER, d paur de g
aliener, o. !aIssera poser u
'a~rl f~arylcan sur In t41"r.e i~
HJ3ioalil~ La .soA.mt est Gct.t-
~eanJe: II s'agi,, out supplement, a.
ar ( traatc-cinI 4 cent cin iuantr
mi items de dollars. lie Plus =
We pit.e Gu bud-et. Ql'Impor.,,
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-27
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-07
THE OLA PoDRIDA AGAIN.
Another Big Church Fair.

Harrison Street NJ, f. Chul CHI. as
sisted by the other Methodist Churches
of Wilmington, will hold a big union
fair In the rink, commencing May sd,
to be called the Second Annual Ola
Iodrlda.
Those who attended the Ola Pod
rida held in Institute Hall In April OF
last year, we'll remember how mere
handful of heroic women, known as
the women "willing Workers. OF Har-
rlson Street NJ. +. Church, planned and
carried to successful issue one Of
the most clearly conducted little fairs
ever held In this city, and with the
money thus earned, gave their church
they now possess at seventh and Har-
rison streets.
But the shabby little frame chapel Is
now overcrowded and entirely inade-
quate and, in compliance with the law,
must soon be removed. The Harrison
street people are thus driven to build
before the coming winter, and with a
membership doubled since last year.
and the help of the other Methodist
churches which are nobly coming in
to aid this cause, they hope to infuse
such spirit Into the present effort that
the results will justify them in build
ibs biiC Clidpcl VI Oulludy SGllOOl DOI-
ton Of the proposed new church.
Owing to the short time before the
date OF opening it was found necessary
for the Harrison street congregation
to go ahead with the executive work
of arranging for the Ola Podrida, only
asking the various other churches to
take charge OF such booths as they
may select. A special feature will be
the entertainments and music to lie
given each evening, and the decora-
tions, which it is said, will eclipse all
former efforts.
general congregational meeting
with representatives from the other
churches, will be held next Tuesday
evening when the booths will be as
signed.
The price of admission to the fair
has been fixed at 10 cents single admis-
sion, and SO cents season tickets for
two weeks.