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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-31
NORTHERN NEW YORK


H'hlons.
The nomination of Frederick d. Kilburn
of Malone for State senator for the 2lst
senatorial district meets with universal APP
proval. Mr. Kilburn is a republican who
believes In his party aud its principles, and
is a lawyer by profession. He is vice presi
dent OF the Peoples National bank here,
and is a fnancisr of ackno wledgsd ability.
His excsllency Gov. Roswell 7. Flower,
Mrs. Flower and daughter and son-in la W
stayed over night at the Howard and went
to Saranao Lake Thursday morning by spe-
cial train. While here the governor was
waited upon by several Malone men who
called to pay their respects. "A large crowd
Of people patronizsd the excursion to Mont
rea! Thursday. Hon. Floyd J. Hadley of
Now York city is making his family a visit.
IN. II. Munsil is spending few days IN
Bristol, Nt.-Two old men died here last
week, A. r. Chandler, aged rs and l..
Kendrick Parlin, aged 49,
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

The September term Of the Windham Couu-
ty Court begi ns the 18th. There are ! | , cases
on the DOCKET, 81 of which have bsen set for
jury trial, but it Is probable that larger
part OF these will be settled. Hon. Latorest
Ii. Thompson will be the presiding judge.
Owing to the cold nights a small cucum
Der crop has been harvested, only 500, COO
cucumbsrs having been brought to the pick
ling establishment in Brattleboro The
yield grown for the picking works will
probably fail under tho estimate of G,00o,
900, but much will depend upon the weather
of the next two weeks.
BELLOWS FALLS.
The Fitchburg railroad gave an excursion
to Lake Pleasant Sunday, August 81 -
Charles Ladd and family OF brooklyn are
at III. Lsdd's. They brought the rsma
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WASHINGTON, Aug 2S.-Ths Senate, in
executive session, confirmed the folio wiu e
treasury nominations: Scntt Wiks of Hi.
nois, assistant secretary; Robert s. Bowel
of Ohio, first comptroller; Charles H. Man
sur of Missouri, second comptroller; janet
f. Tillman of Tennessee, register.
senator Morrill Gets Leave of Absence
WAsHINGrON, Aug. 30 Senator Morrill,
has obtained indefinite leave of absence or
account of i'll health.
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Found.

OUND-A good in vestment yours of the
9th inst, Informing me of the maturity OF
by policy, No. 1884, in your company. and
Jour readiness to settle the same, is received.
Y gu inform me that have the option of five
fferent ways OF settling my policy, among
hich are the following: ! can take in cash
Il 80 or paid-up policy of $2.s05.
These results arising from my 2O-year En-
|owment Tontine policy are a surprise to me,
l. hey were uneX pected and contrary to tho
|relictions OF many hereabouts, who see no
pod in life assurance.
JORDAN STACY"
The annual premiums on this policy for
twenty years an cunt to Slu7',S0: tie each
|lrrender value is. therefore. n return OF all
be premiums and interest on the same at the
ate of Ia per cent per annum.
send your age for n life investment,
w. ii. :. WHrCoMB, Gen'l Agt.
|Stf Burlington, Vt.
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Dolan Brothers.

81. Louis hour $500 to s525 absrrsh MfchIx1, s57Y
Spring patents md Minnesota patents ars s5.75
barrel. Buckwheat is cents pound. Rye
nour, to so cents pound Maple sugar, 1915
cent: pound maple syrup go. to 81 gallon. Granu
lated sugar is dIe oents pound coffee cts; light
brown, so cents; Loaf AMI puyermed 7asS cents.
WHITE clover honey 20 cents a pound; squash,
. cents a pounl' cabbage, cents pound; new
potatoes lb cents a peck; sweet potatoes. cents n
pound; cucumbers. cents ench; bunch onions
cents; bunch beets, cents shell beans cents a
quart new turnps cents bunch celery. G and :
cents q bunch: corn. l9 cnnt. a dulnn
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BosroN Aug. %.
The wool market continues dull and sle' for the
1T are in mall 10 s. PrieeS are un hanged, and
rule low, Ohio sell ut l2CI Sc, for \ 2tb3b
for XXX and Xxx and above and Michigan at A'G?OIsc.
per pound In fine delane selections sales of small
lobs &c. for Michigan aud go. for OHIO wi
washed combing at .sGpNc for onequtrter and three
eGhths blood. Uuwnshed aud unmerChantable heeces
sell at las4uc. per IUund Territory woods sell a
secured basis princtDay at $50 -. for fine, and fine
medium. Texas. California aud Oregon oOls arc
In nloderA request. Pulled woods very dull. Aus
trhlia woods quiet.
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oats IS TO 50 new potatoes so cents peck rsspbei
berries, 10 quart bluebsrres II to 10 quart; greer
peas, cents quarts musk mellon, cents a pound
water mellon, cents pound wool, IS to IS cents pei
pound.
vERsESsEs. Aug. &C.
arko. for butter quite firm ne at last quotations.
from l7toW ndseeotIon, ~ cents per pound, eggs,
~ cents per DOZEN beef TO 81 cents per pound pork
10 6S cents per pound; mutton TO per pounds
lamb, 10 cents per pound; veal 8 cents per pound;
potatoes at 50 cents per bushcl hay So to sl2 per
ton.g
RICHMOND, Aug. 20.
The market TO day follows: Butter. fair to
good, dairy is to IS cents pound choice dairy 10
to 20 cents pound creamery, 23 cents per pound
cheese factory 10 to lie dairy to 100 per Ib eeg 10
cents dozen; potatoes 50 TO 90 cents per bushe;
poultry fowl live, to ~ per pound fowls, dressed.
10 TO u cents rct pound chickens IL to IS per
pound; hoes live weight, to ~ cents per pound.
dressed to 81 cent. per pound veals, live weight
to 4 cents per pound.
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Jones Brothers.

Rananas soto'40 cents Dozen Orangs, - to 50 cent
dozen. Best quality datsi are ~ cents n pDun l.
Smyrna figs, IS to ~ cent, a pound. He,snl lannon's
q to 81 cts dozen. Rasns 10 to ~ cents pom |.
Peanuts 10 cts quart; Engsh walnuts Is Is por
pound. Nuts. all kinds, assorted IS cents a pounl.
Honey, Is to - cents per pound. Prunes Is to .
cents ppunl; pruuelles - cents Il pound
'ra'cs IS cents a pound; blackb'rries 70 to 1,
cents quartz w1termeons. " to 6J cents; canelopc.
IS cents p OK.
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TEAS, coFFEEs AND srtcza
Roberts & Perkins.

Breakfast SOC and e. auupowder. sDci Young HYson,
ooc Japans b. ~ % o. and 7Oa. Cofees. Old govern.
ment Java 4Uc, Mocha $780, Stannard Java $50 uolde1
BIO CSC, Msrieabo 2sc. mixed ground 25c, powdered
Mocha and Java t0o, Dandalion 25o. new era DO
Cereal. SOC. German ohicory 5c. Spices: Pepper 90,
lIspioe 49, cinnamon &C., ginger 2go, Gloves so,
mustard JOc, Cayenne pepper 5Jc- white psDpsr So.
mace STA. nutmegs si.&, Cocoa coffee IS cents a
pound pounds for 81.
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Wholesale Produces Market.
BUHLINGTON, Aug. 5U I'D,
Quotations are as folloys:

PRovIsIoSs-Dary butter ~ - q cen-r creamery
butter q cents cheese, lllsl2 cents rotstoe, 80 0
% cents; eggs elS cents; beans Sl7jSsA2js bushei
HAY-Loose, SlS,al5 . toa; balel, sl9bll
GRAGNOsts, Is to 80 cents v busns; -
buckwhea, - to ~ cents beans 3l.pU aSl.D bushs
corn, Western, Gu to - cent? Northern. - TO IS
cents.
FEEp-Midlns. soon v tom shorts sci; bral
el9a2J corn meal. slS
MEArs-Beef, Vermont dres,el. ~ cents per por1E
Western, ~ 90 cents: pork dressed, csnts nlJtJl
lg5 cents fowls 10 II cents alive; chioksis u
alive, Is cents dresssi turNsys. IS 10 y cents desi
ed: spring lamb. " cents.
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Dairy butter Is 25 sents q pounL Creamery IN. e.
ter ~ cents; Cheess IL IS cents pound Errs 20
" cent. adoton Fancy cheesc' are n, follow: Pin,
apple cheese, 65HSlD; each according size; Rom.
fort cheese so cents pound; English DAIRY Is ceas,
Edam sl.oO each; NoIich1ts, csntse poskags Chef
dar cheese, Sl.0J Ia piece. Mir and 6 quart
Pure Jersey cream. ~ cents quar- American clu B
house cheese, " cents per jar. MoLareu'I Imperial
cheese, IS cents per lar
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Eur Sale.

u OR SALE-Original Judge Mech farm in
Shelburne, VT, 400 acres. Belongs now to
/ settle estate. situated near DR.. Webb's
helburne Farms. A mile of shore on Lake
|hamplain, well watered. Residence OF the
tie Judge Mech still standing. Address zee
racy, Agent, Shelburne, Vt. lSO,d&wtf
OR SALE-lnvestments in the Equitable
lem under found" w. II. 5. Whitcomb,
burlington. VT. 0,wtf
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BRANDON.

OF Middletown, N. V, asylum, suffering
from paress.
BRANDON.
Ozro Meacham, esq, and his daughters,
Misses Mamie and Sadie and Mr.. s. Green
OF Massachusetts, are driving to Lake
George and vicinity, expecting to return
Saturday. B, Z, +, q and II,
of the old 9th Vermont infantry. intend to
hod reunion at Orwell September IA.
Co. X OF the cavalry, viii meet with them
and all members Of those organizations or
any honorably discharged soldier of a Yer
mont organization are invited to be present.
Robert a. Hutchns and Bert Merritt are
camping at DR.. Peck's camp at Lake Dun
more. Ben johnson is acting as assistant
postmaster In Bert MsrrItt's place during
his absence. MIR. Crossman's niecss, Misses
Sadie and Lucy Turner, left for their home
in Cambridge, Mass, Friday. -Clemon
Brownson of Leicester died Friuay morning.
Mr.. Brownson has resided in Brandon for
nearly 80 years and was much respect ed in
| town. He was one OF the Oldest masons in
the State, being a member OF st. Paul's
lodge, No. %, F. and A. NJ. He leaves a
wife and two children. j. Ii. Engels is in
town for a week.
BENSON.
Rev. Ben jamin Swift Of the Orwell Con-
gregational church exchanged pulpits with
Rev. c. +. Hitchcock Sunday. f.
Bouck is in attendance at the New Haven
camp meeting. The Methodist society
united with the C)nfr'gatioua society in
the service Sunday morning.-W. F. Walker
and family were In town sunday. j.
A. Briggs has returned to Brooklyn. The
w. c. I. U. and the Loyal Temperance
Legion hold their monthly meetings in the
chapel next Saturday. Airs. Andrew
Wetherbee has bought 80 acres OF the viii.
liam Brown farm for $l6 per acre Her
son Cyrus Is to manage it.
HlTTENOEN.
Johu Bogne Is on thu sick list. Bert
Baird and family of Boston have been visit
ing Mr.. Baird's parents hsre.-A very
p sasant and largely attended social was
held at the new residences of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wands last Friday evening. MIR.
and Mrs. Adna Baird have gone to Rutland
to live with DIR. G. o. Brigham aud family.
Harley Brown is sick with scarlet fever
at the houss OF his grandfather, Alfred
nrLe
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BURLINGTON MARKETS,
Local Retail Markets.

BURLINGTON, Aug. 80. 1893.
Native plums at Is cents Lor peck are In the
market this week. Following arc -thei quota =
tions as corrected by soine of Buriington's'
prominent merchants:
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CHICAGO Aug 30.
Misleading future. closet as follow.
~HPAT-No. August, SIC; Sept. 6}G52Hc.
December, oslsSGSsc.
Coks-No NAV, tOJse.; August, S7]tc. Sep
tember. S1ltc.; october ssh.
oArs-No. september, 2S}sc October, 24'sc, MAJ
ls1sab sic.
HkSs roRK-Psr barrsl-september. sil.i5; Oc:o
Der. $50.
.AKD-Per 100 uounds-August ssls Septe mber
s7.73 October, $50
sHOhr klHs-rer 1n rounds-Augst. ss9Y, Sep
TENDER, tS.621; October $40.
Cash quotations were a, follows:
FLOUR-Patent fancy sA5o sslf5; blk,ry $3.50;
straight 81 40; winter whept SL65 S4s5; spring
patents, g.. 3O6+.u0; winter patents, stSJ Sti5.
MHEAT-No. spring. o. O. No rcd. 81.
COhN-No al s1Ies.
OATB-hn. At 2S4G237ko.
RYK-So At 43Ac-
BkRLEY-No sc.
FLAXsEED-No. |, s91S'.On.
POhk-el4@b<7u
LAkD-t7.i3eLs5
saOhI kIbo-bldsI fS17LSleSllo
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Dine CENT
a
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
ord, each insertion. Copy may be changed
cry week Cash in advances required.
0 advertise m emit taken which Is le,s than
urteen words, two lines. Special terms
advertisers using from 250 to 1000 lines
thin twelve conse ltive months.
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tlntiCc.

IA OIlCE-Just at this season OF the year eve
Y ry one is thinking about new shoes for
hll wear. j, {. tiriggs, q stowe St., Water
Jury. Vt, has "A fine line of new goods, etill-
adapted to fall trade. Look them over.
lou will be sure to find Just what suits 20 /
10 matter how difficult YOU are to fit. Aud
|y! Are YOU thinking of buying n sewing
be White, 1t is he best machine in the
Eor d. ryboIy says so. Call and examine
hem. swift
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New HAVEN, Conn, Aug. %. Julian
Inger'oll Chamberlain, son of ex-Gov.
Chamberlain of South Carolina, has settled
the bill for which the Townsend prize he
won at the Yale prizs speaking last veal
was attached, and has been Above to take
away his prize. The prize amounts to 800
and was attached for debts incurred by
young Chamberlain.
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ofstheir eight months old daughter for
burial in Oak Hill cemetery.-6eorge X.
Russell Is at Spring Geld, Mass. -NstW heel
er and wife of Orange, Mass, are in town.
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ham has come from Bristol re-
Gently to- live with II. #. Erskine. She
is in her 9th year and has been member
Of tho Moth odist. church 13 years
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

George Doubleday is at home. Eva Abb
bolt is going to school at tho V. M. s.
Rev. Mr.. Smith OF West Hartford preached
at the Congregational church last Sunday.
j. w. Bright attended the soldiers re-
union at the Wiers. N. H. Frank Garrett
and son OF Bridgeport, Conn, are visiting
in town.
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OMAHA AND KANSAS CITY
Are reached most directly from either Chicago
IT. Louis by the Burlington Route. Daily
vestibuled trains with Pullman sleepers, chair
cars (seats treel and Burlin :ton Route din
lng cars,
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Cost.

OHT-Aug. 9th on the road from Willi-ton
L to II. George, n lady's gold watch marked
/. j. J.. attached to a short chain. Finder
ease address y. J, L., Free Press Office
7.d&-wlt
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Io11alttRd.

IA ANTED-A good responsible enterprisinR
" agent IN every town in Vermont for the
EQUITABLE. w. ii. 5. WhitcJmb, Burlington
It. swift
Il A\TED-N Dung or middle aged American
II woman of good moral character and
PRACTICAL comm II sense az working house
leeper for small family near Boston. One
ON the country preferred. References re-
tuired. To the right person will be given a
|ood home d goOi wages. Address =. H..
ort.aud, 20 Warren ST., Boston High ands
SIT
IN ANIED-The Free Press will pay 81. ~ FOR
Y a clean copy of Eestman's "A History OF
1 ermont" Any one having for sale old books
plating to history OF this State or OF some Of
Il towns or counties, will confer a favor by
Frting the Free Press about them.
IL ANTGD-Gouug or mid die aged Am, rcan
" woman of good moral character and
PRACTICAL common sense as working housekeep-
IF for a small family near Boston. one from
|ae country preferred. References required
o the right p rson will be given a good ONE
md good wages. address, +. H. Cortland,
y Warren ST. Boston Highlands. Sw.2w
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
ROYALT ON

DR.. W. II. Gerrish has gone to Portland,
Me-, and will at once locate in Deering,
Ne. e. A. Corbin has several summer
boarders.
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Manager Grand Union Tea Co.

All druggists are requested to warrant
Mysterious Pain Cure, Scotch remedy, to
cure pain and lamensss quick. We make
all losses that are incurred by its sale cool
TO you by so doing,
JUNlUs BARNES s Son.
Burlington. VI.
Sold by druggists. 9,wt
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Carson Lake, who, during the campaign
of 1888. edited the Rutland Evening 1ele-
gram, and has since done work on the New
York Press and other papers. is an inmate
OF Mddletown, n. V, asylum, suffering
from peress.
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was practically cured OF a severe attack
OF ToRsilitis in three hours with Mysterious
Pain Cure, a Scotch remedy. How did it
put 1t on my throat freely and often, then
diluted it aud put it on my tonsils. To my
great surprise the pain and soreness were all
gone in the above time stated.
Burlington Vt, Feb. 1898
NJ. J. NORRIS,
Manager Grand Union Tea Co.
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City Clerk of Burlington, VI, says: ha,,
no hesitation in recommending
MYSTERIOUS PAIN CURE,

A Scotch remedy as being a most efficient
and superior curative. Ny opinion is based
upon experience with 1t In my own family
for tho last four years Try it and you
will find it all it Is claimed 10 be.
AUGUST, 1898.
CHARLES f. ALLEN.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Harry Butson of West Topsham lost his
pocketbook containing 1920 while attending
a funeral one day recently. After hunting
about his house he started back over the
road he Travelled, thinking he might have
dropped it in the road. He had gone about
half the way, when he saw his dog in the
road guarding the missing property. The
dog had been seen by several parsons but it
was noticed that when anyone approached
he would seize something in his mouth and
rush into the bushes.
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EBrainerdlast Sunday, Mr.. Blodgett re
turned to his home Monday, leaving Mrs
t;Biodgctt for aibrief visit with her parents
Montpelier has purchased new bton
crusher,
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Au Chackbay dams l'Eclise de
Notre Dame du Prompt S"cours Sc
sont marles mcrcrcdi dernier. Mr..
Chas. 5. Boudreaux ct Mclle. Azelie
Darden, lie Rev. Pe,e A. Julie, cure.
otficiant, tous deux demcurant dams
la cote du Chackbay,
Aussitot leur marriage, ces deux
nouveaux epoux r%entreront dams
leur menage, ct sous peu Mr.. Bou-
dreaux ouvrira un magasin chez son
beau pere, chose don't lie Chackbay a
bien besoin.
Aux nouveaux maries la SENTINEL
LIE presente ses sentiments de fellci-
tation les plus %sipceres, ct leur sou
haite tous les bonheurs de cette vie,
ct de tongues ann6es dun marriage
uni.
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PENDANT LIE ,4h,...n sIECLE-

PENDANT LIE ,uK,..n sIECLE--i
Dr.. Pierre Fahrney, on Fornl comm
lie nom secrivait aiors, s'rst acqul
une grande reputation dams la part e
sud de la Pennsylvania ct lie nord du
Maryland, par les cures Merveilleu>es
quill a ettectnfes Ell employant ne
medicine prtparte par lui-m9me ct
composee d'herbes de la montague,
racines, etc. Son petit fills, qui porte
aussi lie nom de DR.. Peter Fahrney
est un habitant de Chicago depui~
plus de vingt ans. ct OH il a etc ct est
encore lie preparateur de cette mode
cine remarquable onnue maintenant
dams tout lie pays sous lie nom de
NovoRo du DR.. PIERRE il est re
connu CONNIE lie remede produisant
les mellleurs resultats dams toutes les
maladies ct les describes causes par
la condition impure dn f1ulde vital
lie sang. On ne peut pas lobtenir
chez les droguistes on pharmaciens,
mails settlement chez les agents dams
chaque localite.
ST vous he connaissez aucun agent
dams votre Iocalit6, ecrivez directe-
ment au proprietaire, lie DR.. p.
Fahrney, 112 S. Hoyne Avenue, a
Cawago, ct vous recevrez san frai~
tou, les renseignements.
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DR.. ATHUR BOUDRAUX-

DR.. ATHUR BOUDRAUX.-
Nous avons Gu lie plaisir d une yisite
du DIR. Arthur Boudraux, chirurgien
dentlste. II nous a annonce que son
intention etait de Sc fiNer permanent
ment a Thibodaux, ct qu'en conse-
quence il a ouvert IN bureau de Chi
rurgie Dentaire sur Ia rue du Main
au-dessus de Ia Pharmacie "Meyer
Drug Store"
LIE Docteur BoudrauS, ayant rra
tlque pendant plus de dix ans dams
a capitalc du Brezil, GU il a recu son
diplome, guarantee a tous ceux qui
voudront bien rhonorer de leur con-
fiance, une execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations concernant sa
profession.
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or QUE COUTE UN KECENSk.
MENT

art de recenser ct de Sen fairt
les rentcs Il fait tie grands prngres
en- Amerique, depuis dix on wing
MS. Nous voici en- 1898, ct oelu
lie 1890 II est pas encore lermine. Il
he vault gueres mieuX que les prect
tents, maj, il Il dufe p4us longtelnp
IT coute be nironp plus cher. CeIu
de 1880, qui l~aissait Il de,irer, await
occa>lonne une modesto depense dt
$4,000, 600, $4,000, 900 de francs.
Celui dc 1890, qui vaut beaucoup
molns ct nest pas moore 1ermine.
) eievera an rhitfIe tie 5000. OUO cl
an della -ou p rs de 10000 900 d,
frames.
Flanchpmen1. meme All prix ou
le .lti rtpublicain ii fait monter L.
beurre sur L. lns,ictlt dc I.nion.
C>t uii ptH tiltI. 'tid tGDdSSc les
enormilts du budget DIES pensions.
\ l~henre'qn'll les scandales som
i la mode. Par lie temps qul court,
tout toilctionnairc yul 81 respecte
doit etre. pns on moins, compromis
dams II atfalre dc malyersatsun on
de conclusion, ct il fault convenir que
la division du recensemem a Wash
lngton a su tres convenablement tirel
son ep'isie du Jeu. Mais 4 quoi
bon lnslster ~tr &c >tiJet? Aiileurs,
on chercherait a tirer la chose au
clair; ri, ellie passe inapereue, e,
tout ira pour lie mleux, dams Ia plus
econome DIES republiques.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-21
NoRyANT.--Dec6dee. dams Ia

NoRvAsT.--Dtc6d6e, dams la pa
ioisse Lafourche, sanledi, lie II cou-
rant, 4 3:l5 heures du matin, EmGlie,
file de Robert Morvant ct de Leonida
Lasseigne, agee de ? ans, 3 mois ct
I jonrs.
La c6r6monie dies f~unerailles a Gu
leu a lEgiise St-Joseph, dimanche
dernier d midi en- presence dun
grand concoars damis ct COMMAS
sancts lie la famille d6so;tc, ct les
restes dfposes respectueusement dams
lie cimetiGre ayoiSiHant.
A Ia famil!e de Ia d6funte Ia sen.
TINELLE otire ses sympathies de con
doleance.