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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05
RAPTIsTs OF THE SOUTH.
Their Convention to Open at Atlanta
Tomorrow.


Tomorrow.
ATLANTA, GA, April 4.-The Southern
Baptist convention will hold its S7th annual
convention in Atlanta, beginning Friday
morning at 10 o'clock, and continuing in
session until Tuesday. The meeting will be
held at Trinity church, with President
Jonathan HARRISON Of Alabama presiding.
Vice presidents, Gov. William j. Northen
of &c Jrgia, Charles L. Cooke of Virginia
James A. Hoyt OF South Carolina, aud 7.
T. Eaton; secretaries. Lansing Burrows Of
Georgia and Oliver F.. Gregory of Mary
land. The convention sermon will be
preached Friday night by Rev. j. d.
Tambrell OF Mississippi.
Five hundred visitors from states other
than Georgia have sent in their names, and
over 800 people are expected from differ
ent parts of Georgia. While the conven-
ton sits in Trinity church the Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society will be in session at the
Central Presbyterian church. The presi-
dent Miss Mcintosh of South Carolina, will
be chairman. Ample provision has been
made by the committee appointed to find
stopping places for the visiting Baptists.
Every Baptist household will entertain
several members and other citizens will
open their homes to the delegates and
visitors. Among the visitors to the con-
vention will be some of the most prominent
Baptist divines in the country, and many
men of letters will be present. This con-
vention will be without doubt the most
notable gathering of any kind in the south
this year,
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CHIPS FROM GAMBLER.
Crops Need Rain - An Attempt tc
Wreck a Train The Mail Service.

Crops Need Rain - An Attempt to
Wreck a Train The Mail Service.
CANDLRR, FLA. May 4.-The condition
of crops is generally good. Much Of every
kind of vegetables is late on account of
drought. Corn,i potatoes and watermelons
look we'll
A dastardly attempt was made a few
nights since to wreck the $3.50 O'Clock p. m.
passenger train. B. 7. Baker discovered
the Instructions that had been placed upon
the track few minutes before the south
bound assenger came along and removed
them. ScantlinRs and heavy blocks OF
wood had been piled on the track. There is
no clew whatever to the would-be wreck
ers.
A double daily mail service is now in
force on the main stem of the Florida
Southern railroad and we get four mails a
day. The MORNING NEWS now reaches
this place the same day it is published.
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CLOTHING.

On MAY 5TH, 1903, the au.
thorities of the county of Bucks.
England, issued an order direct.
ing that "All Migrants be whipped
naked from the middle upward
until the bodies be bloody"
Under laws similar to this
hundreds were mercilessly fogged
with reference to neither age nor
sex. The victims were tied to a
whipping post of comparatively
rude continuance.
1t is impossible, either with
or without a whipping post, to
beat our present low prices
for reliable Clothing. Come
and see for yourselves. APPEL
& SCHAUL.
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"PLUNGBR" PARDRIDGE.
Something About Ohicago's Present
Great Spectator.
From the Nep York World.

From the NeO York World.
CHICAGO, April 29.-The game which the
Chicago Board Of Trade presides over has
developed gsome marvellous "plungers"
during the twenty years that it has been a
factor in the speculative markets of the
country. There were Jack" Sturgis, who
ran the famous corner of 1873; Phil Ar
mour, who frequently carried 10000, 900
bushels OF wheat and all the pork in the
country; Cudahy, who was equally sweet
on pork and wheat; "Old Hutch" whose
transactions were so enormous that the
crowd stood aghast and allowed him 10
take their money when he pleased.
But Up lungers" have their day, usually a
short and decisive day. None of these old
giants of the pit are now seen on the board.
"Old Hutch" was the last one to go. He
always said he liked game without a
'limit.n But two years ago he discovered
there was limit, and he got it in the neck
for the limit, like Harper and Keene and
some others. Then he quit, and the board
was without plunger for some time. OF
course there were a score of members who
would buy or sell a million or two any time
but there was nobody In "Old Hutch's"
class
Suddenly out of the pit came the man for
whom the crowd was waiting. He was a
small man, an unassuming man, a quiet
man, and his name was "E Pardridgeh He
went out against the crowd and they
trimmed him as they had trimmed Harper,
Kesne and ''Old Hutch" Pardridge's first
attempt to follow in the footsteps of "Old
Hutch" cost him 5000 900. He said nothing,
but laid in some more wood and sharpened
his saw This was last August He was
then bear, ne is now a bear. Very few
remember when he was not bear. But in
August wheat was run up to 81 Is on him,
aud he settled at the loss stated. To make
a settlement he was forced to mortgage his
100000 State street property for
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BUILD NC UP M'RAE.
A Large Bill Sent in for Lumber fol
the South Georgia College.

A Large Bill Sent in for Lumber for
the South Georgia College.
McRAE, GA, May Nv. B. Folsom,
treasurer Of the South Georgia College, has
sent large bill 70 the Normandale Lum-
Der Company for material to be used in
erecting that institution. When that lum-
Der is on the grounds the building will
begin.
throughout the whole money stringency.
Maj. Davis and c. c. Oliver will soon have
their houses on College street finished. Mr..
Lucas has finished a house east of the court
house and is fixing to build another. Mr..
Pickens will soon finish his and Mr.. Gill
more has one well on the way. Mr.. Forester
has just removed his store and dwelling.
The crops and gardens are most dead. The
preacher prayed for rain at the Methodist
church last night
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
giSts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, N.Y.
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WANT A RAILROAD SOLD.
The Central Trust Company After the
Atlanta and Florida.

ne ScALTd1 trust COMPANY AIC6r LQ6
Atlanta and Florida.
MACON. GA, May An the United
States circuit court this morning Judge q.
B. Tompkins, solicitor for the Central Trust
Company of New York, filed bill to fore
close a mortgage for $4,000 in favor of
that company as trustee against the Atlanta
and Florida Railroad Company. The bill
alleges that in violation Of the contract that
the Atlanta and Florida has failed to pay
its taxes and has defaulted on the in
terest due May l. 1892, to the
amount of $4,000. and that the
railroad company is lnsolvent. The
prayer is that this bill be consolidated with
the one already filed, in which r. II. Plant
was appointed receiver: that the mortgage
be foreclosed and the road sold. The filing
of this bill will probably dispose Of the APP
peal which was made by the defendants
from Judge Speer's decision granting an in
junction on the other bill aud will probably
insure the headquarters Of the Atlanta and
Florida at Macon for some time to come.
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ABBRVILLE ANNALS.
j. @. Yarbrough Desd-Crops Suffer
ing for Rain.

ABBEvILLE. GA, May Al. c. Var
brough, one of the most popular young
men of Abbeville, died this morning. and
will be buried this afternoon in Pine View
cemetery. His malady was consumption,
and his death, while sad. was not unex-
pected.
This section is suffering from protracted
drought, corn and cotton have not as yet
sustained material damage from It's effects
but the oat crop will be a partial failure.
A large number of people assembled here
last Monday to atteud superior court and
many were disappointed when they learned
that Judge Roberts had determined not to
hold q spring term.
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Death in BRYAN.

PEMBROKE, GA, May Miss Laura
Clanton, daughter Of James Clanton. living
near Maiden Branch, died yesterday
evening from case of roseola. She had
been under the care Of. DR.. d. s. Clanton
and H. R. Moony. DR.. W. J. Williams Of
Pembroke was sent for, but she was dying
when he arrived.
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Georgla's Pharmacists.

COLUMBUS. GA, May 4.-The pharma.
ceutical association adjourned tonight,
after having held the most interesting ses-
sion in its history. Rome was selected as
the next place of meeting.
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a COTTON Min shuta Down.

CORNWALL. VT, May 4.-Owing to the
trouble among the union weavers, the YER
mont cotton mill has closed down, throw
ing 700 hands out of employment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05
SAVANNAH CASTLE NO. 8. "A. G. E.

regular meeting of this Castle will be held
at K g. E. hall lover Chatham bank) Congress
and Bull street. THIS Thursday EVENING at
500 O'Clock. Members of sister Castles and
visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend
w. B. BIDDENBACK, N. G.
Attest V E ST CTouD M Of r
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THE EXCELSIOR LOAN AND SAVINGS
COMPANY.

The regular monthly meeting of this company
will he held THIS Crhhrsday) EVENING, at 8
O'Clock, at the Office of the Treasurer, York
street.
By order of the President.
s. LAZARON, Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Mas. LANGrRY. the retired actress, has been
gambling at Monte Carlo with son OF Sir
Rotert Peel as a companion. 1t is understood
in society that Mr. Peel is an improvement on
the professional turf gamblers, who have OF late
surrounded the ex-ornament Of tbs stage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05
SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB.

SAVANNAH, Ga, May 5, 1892
A meeting of the club will be held THIS DAY
at II O'Clock, at Office of Messrs. Hull &
Lathrop, for election of members
MA COHEN, Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

MERRIrr-I suppose you wish you hadn't
taken any stock in what that speculator said?
Brown-No. / only wish 1 hadn't taken any
in that gold mine of his.-Neto Yors Euenino
Sun.
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MEETINGS.

sOLOMON's LODGE NO. 1, F. A. M.
A regular communication Of this a
lodge will be held at Masonic Temple >NAx
THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock ~
The f. A. degree will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and transient breth-
rem are fraternally invited to meet with us.
By order Of FRED W. CLARKE, W. NJ
D. P. MYERsoN, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
OFFICE WATER Works,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 5, 1892.
The water will be shut of at nine (g
o'clock THIS Thursday MORNING in the dis /;
trict between Charlton and Taylor and Aber-
corn and East Broad streets, for the purpose OF
moving fire hydrants, and will be of several
hours. JAMES MANNING,
Superintendent
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MARRIAGES.

FREEMAE-SHELLMAN in the
First Baptist church, Columbus Ga, on April
5, 1892, by the Rev. W. A. Carter, HENRY
FREEMAN and MARTHA MoETFoRT SHELLMAN,
second daughter of Mr.. W. F. Shellman.
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CARPENTERS

Wanted to keep away from Jacksonville, Fla.
Strike in progress. Town full of men.
Per EXECUTIVE BOARD.
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Mr. II. n COULON Sc RETIRE.
'ReqHrtscat IN pace

Monsieur rEditeur de la SENrI-
NELLIE de Thibodaux:
PermetteZ-moi de me servir
dune petite place dams les COLONIES
dc votre journal, pour announcer i mes
amls ct a mes concitoyens de Ia pa
roisse Lafourche, que je retire ms
c&ndldature comma GREFFIER lie cette
parolsse, ct en- meme temps. pour
remercier sinc6rement ct cordialement
ceux de mes amis ct mes concitoyens
qul favorisaient, on qui avaient lin
tention de fayoriser ma dite candida
ture; ct d'annoncer de plus, que.
CONNIE dams lie passe, tous ceux qui
auront besoin de mes services, me
trouyeront toujours pref a les seryir
dams ma eapacite CONNIE notaire
pubic, ct comme agent d'assurances
ct de liens %immeubles.
Nous remerciant, monsieur, pour la
faveur que vous m'accorderez, ct
ramerciant mes co~ncitoyens pour lie
patronage qu'ils ont bien voulu jus
qu'ici m'accorder, je suis,
Tres respectueusement,
H. \. CouLoN.
Thibodaux, lie q Janvier, 1892.
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,DECEDE.

PATUREAU.-Dans lie village de
Plaquemine, dimanche matin, lie "A
Janvier, 1892, 4 $40 heure., Nine.
NJ. r. Patureau, nee Landry, sgee de
63 ans ct | mois.
Cette bonnie dame etait la mere du
Jenne Patureau, qui nous avions
annonce Ia semaine derriGre, etait ale
'olr sa mere malade-nous ne psn-
sion' pas gu ellie etait Of serieusenent
m2lade.
Nos sentiments de coincidence au
jeune homm. afdige.
HlMEL-Jeudi, lie u Janvier.
1892, au College Ste. Marie, pres de
Bsgdstown, Comte Marion, Kentucky.
a 1913 heures, Rodolphe &. Himel,
fills de Ulysae Himel cit de Amelia
Martin.
lie corps eat arrive par Ia vote
ferree salnedi dernier dams la soirke.
ct ses restes mortuaires ont etc depo-
ses dams lie cimetlere de IEglise Ste.
Philomene, d Labadieville, dimanche
a midi, en- presence dun grand con
cours d'amis ct de commissioners de
la famille desolee.
lie = Janvier, 1892, i 1920 p. NJ.
a Thlbodaux, Nine. Adelphine Desirse
Welssenthanner, nee Froehlicher,
spouse bien aimee do AloIs Weissen-
%thanner, agee de 55 ans, II mois. ct
l9 jours, native de Carolton, LIE.
Les funerailles ont eu lieu a l'eglise
ST. Joseph, en- presence DIES amis at
commissioners de la famille.
"Requriscat in pace"
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a EOUEH Qua yEyDRE

l. soussionG. proprietaire de 5000 acres de
terra sitnes dams In paroisse Verm;llior, aux
env.rohs On Lac Arthur. l"nera pour la
culture du rz on autrc Ia ditr terre aux
conditions suivantrs.
Tn quart de Ia rEcolte iusqu Il cent acres
ct M ci:rqnieme M te>sus de cent acres,
La ter:e est cntourGr
II ven'ira il So 90 raere. PAYABLE I'm tiers gu
IA moitit G 'mptant, ct Ii balal.ce a un an on
leux ans lie credit.
tctte trrre ct rropre !. toutes sortes 3
culture.
Sabre ser a
=. GEEYDAN.
Shell Beach. paroisse Vermlllior. la
On anx hureaux. dc la SESTISELLE de Thibe-
dauX ,tonr iutorma liens rreitiabies.
Oac--i.uG
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lie Col. t. A.. Ferries, assistant
Adjutant General de la milice lie
lEtat de la Louisiana est venu i
Thibodaux samedi passe, ct est allie
voir lie Gouverneur F. T. Nichols, qui
nous dit-on. est i s'hiverner avec son
fIs sur Ihabitation Ridgefield, situec
immediatement au-dessus lie Thibo-
daux. LIE Colonel est venu veir lie
gouverneur par stfaire officielle.
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Messrs. LGonidas Troscl.ir, Thos.
d. Kent, Thomas Berry, John S. Seely,
Oscar L6pine, Z. ". Nichols. H. \.
Coulon ct Theo. P. Bergeron, sont
allies en- vile cette semaine pour
prendre part 4 Ia convention ayant en-
consideration les cours d'eaux ct la
navigation de. Bayou Lafourche,
Vieille Riviere ct lie leuve Atchafalaya.
Ces messieurs representaient la pa
roisse Lafourche dams cette convention.
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Jeud: pass6 un comit6 de la Bran
che St. Charles, Cheyaliers Catalogues
dAmGrique. sont allies a Houma pour
participer au banquet annuel dc "a
Brauche de Get ordre.
lis sont revenus hier, ct rapportent
qu'ils ont eu un temps MAGNITUDE.
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DIDATURE
DE COUR

Arr rotants d6mocrates de Ia Pc
yoisse Lgfo"rohe,
Tai rhonneur de vous informer
Oun 10 sris candidat a Ia place de
GREFFIER DE LA COUR de
eotte paroisse. a Ia ~prochaine election
nrim4;re, e solic;te respectueusement
yos SURFACES.
CHARLES J. BARKER.
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I'm Comi.e special du Comite Cen

Tn Comi.e special du Comite Cen
trial de rEtat de Ia Democratic rtgu
liere, compose De Nes.r.. CrandslI
Butler, Fitzpatrick, Farrell, ct OSu!
livan, Accompanies du stenographe
A. Nc. Quirk, sont arrives = Thibodaux
samedi pa,se dams Ia matin1e, ct ont
Ell une entrevue otficielle avec lie
Gouverneur F. I. Nichols, ! Ia resi-
deuce du fills du gouysrneur, sur
rhabitation Ridgefeld.
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lie Gouverneur T. T. Nichols est

lie Gouverneur F. T. Nichols est
part pour la NouveIle Orleans
dimanche pa--t lans la soirte. Nous
ne s~arions pas gull dtait s. pres de
Thibodau1. quanl nous apprimes
qu'un Comjtt special du Comite Cen
trail ptmocratique de lEtat s'ttait
rendu ? Thibolaux dams Ia matinee
de samedi dernier pour Sc rendre
aupres de son Excellence dams uns
visite officielle. II a fallu que ls Gou-
Verneur Sc tienne tout . fait retire,
car, q notre connaissance, nous ne
savions pas quill etait dams la paroisse.
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Mr.. Frank Bradley, employe dsns
lie bureau du chrmin de fer de Louis
vile ct Nashville, ct gendre de Mr..
Joseph ,Gauthreaux, etait en- visite
cette semaine dams la famille du DIR.
H. Dansereau.
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La petite file de Mr.. Felix Basele,
de Houma, qui await reeu, la semaine
deraiscc, IN coup de pied de cheval a
la tata, est morte a lhopital ue Ia
Charlie lundi dernier, pendant une
operation qu'on Iui faisalt.
Nos sentiments de condoleance a In
fsmi1!e dtsolGe.
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VI. hoffman,, lie la maison Hoff
mann ct Aucoin, a etc malade alitte
pendant plusieu"s jours cette semaine.
II est maintenant micux, mails pas
tres for.
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LIE Rev. Pere Vigrou< \, lie digne cure
de la paroisse ecclesisstique de Ste.
Marie sur lie Blyou Lafourche, s'est
rendu dams notre sanctum mercredi
dernier. Nous etions content de lie
yoir. Sa sante est t~oujours magni-
cue.
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Leckport Pablic School Fund Association

A une reunion de cette association, tenn.
lie premier jeudi d'nctobre, 1889, il . et6
"RESOLU" Qua l~'ayenir, une fore, POM
g beneffee des fonds de reeole, aura lien
hague aimee 10 premiers samedi ct dimanche
du mois de juin."
Par erdre.
PIERRE BARRIOS. Sc.
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Nh. Rightor Lasarde de notre village,
est de retourd de la psroisse Iberville,
on il etait orcnpe a poser les cannes
ct 4 tenir les livres sur i'habitation de
Amedar Levert pendant la ~roulaison.
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Mr.. Glenn Binnings Gtait q Thibo-
dsux, samedi passe, en- visite chez
ss mere. Mr. Binninss h4bite lie
Texas mainten4nt, sur une des habi-
tations sucrieres de Mr.. Cunningham.
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NnTVEAUX ARRANGE TENTS
asssE's:Z ssE:a z"E'gga asrS.ss~


NJ Thomas AiHertt prrvtent -es am.
les voyageurs qE'il Went lie ialre de non
veaux arrangements "a; lui per1ettront d.
tont eeux Iui vosdron' ishannoe
rer de leur contiaBce
Repas a toute heurr De IA ouruHa ID "a
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 heur-t dn uiatln boo
5~eleuner ct i 4 heures d. nair - mr. ,Iipar
Chamh~es IT bieD ga,entes
HtfbERt
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& VENssFeH.,

nEUX POhPES DE II pOTCES. POUR
~ irrigation. Machines ct bouiIloires en-
bon ort!re. S'adreSSer 4
Mr.. GEORGE DIONNE.
GU d la Sentlnelle de 9hibodaux.
A-Ii-qitf
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Children Cry for Pitchers C%astoria.

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castosia,
When 81, became MS. she chung to Castocia,
When she had Chilo- en-, sac gavotIlem Cassoria.
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Mr.. Enc Juge, Jr., le digne sheriff
de Ia Paroissc Assumption s'est rendu
4 Thibodaux cette semaine par
~affaires.
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Mr.. G. J.. I cue, de Paincourtville.
est en- visite cstte semaine, chez son
beau-frere, Mr.. J. NJ. Wright.
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SHERIFF

MFEIHppr.-Ycuillez m'annoncer
eomn nj raDdi lat al poste de SHERIFF
de Ia Paroissa Lafonrche, sujet "a Ia
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