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The Republican journal., 1894-01-25

NORTH MoSIvILLE. The Sewing Circle
was held Will Mrs. Asa Gowen Jan. 17th a
goodly number were present and We're finely
entertained. The next circle Will he with
Mrs w Z. Poland Jan .i1st. Mrs. May f.
Foster, who has been sick for some davs is
Mrs. Cora Lamb, Who came here u attend
the funeral Of Mrs John Lamb have return
cd to their homes ii Portland
HALLDALE. Arthur Gilchrest ana wife
left last week for Haverhill, Mass, where
they will spend the winter. ..J. b. Wiggin
has left his farm and moved to Freedom,
where he will go into business with his
brother. Several are sick with La Grippe
which is still raging i'll this community
me last meeting Of the ladies Circle vas
with Mrs. Clara IngraIam ,Tan. l6th. A large
company was present. After supper Gh-sley
lngraham and wife presented With u
handsome Quilt hy the ladies Of the circle,
winch they had completed that day Tie
next meeting will be at Fhas Halls. Tues
day, Jan. 10Th GEE. Howard closed his
school AT knux Corner laSt Friday ".
z. Poland ann j Il. Bartlett filird rheir it.i
houses lilst we.> fren Ereesiam lvnl
WALD" CsNlKE- ti~ars- llnbharl arriy-
~ heln' frpm Chelsea. MASS. lan lsth w y
SlNirt vfra1pn. MS Natr ~egshtt'r at North
sealspsrt i Spending v Neek wlth her aunr,
Mrs. Chart, Wentworth Silver Harvest
franco, ,...i r,- .,,tti,,I i,,-ir,ti,,, IA
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PREMIER EN- ToUT.-Nous avons
devant nos yeux lie bulletin mensuel
de Mr.. Francois de Sales Badeaux,
Gtndiant au petit seminaire de St
Joseph situG i Ponchatoula, pour
le mois d'Octobre, ct c'est avec IN
VII plaisir que nous annoncons quill
occupe Ia premiere position dams
touteS les branches de Sc classe :;
dams les remarqres 4 Ia fin du
bulletin, nous traduisons al ref-
Dutjm e compliment suivant blen
mGrit6: s.Par sa conduite exemplaire
et son application infatigable, Mr..
Francis de s. Badeabx q obtenu pour
lui Ia premiere place dams lc semi
naire." SlgnG P6re Gabrielle S. B.
Mr.. Badeaux achevera son cour clas-
sique cette aimee, ct fera ensuite deux
ann6es lie phiIosophie. Della il Sc
rendra soft en- France, soft au Canada,
pour Gtud:er sa th6ologle il pourra
choisir entire les deuN endroits.
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Nos remerciments les plus sinceres
4 Nj. ct Nine. Robert Hingle dc ia
Pointe-a-la-lIache, pour le faire part
du marriage de leur file, Nile. Edna
4 Mr.. Hamilton Q. Martin, tous deux
de Ia paroisse Plaquemine. &c ma
rage sera ctlebr6 samedi proclaim,
le s D6cembre, jour de Ia f9te de
rImmaeul6e Conception en- l'Egllse
St-Tlomas, Pointe-ala-Hache. Mile.
Hlngle, est Ii file de Mr.. Robert
Hinele, 6diteur du "Plaquemines
Protector depuis pIusienrs ann6es
ellie assistant son p6re dams ia rtdac-
ton de son journal. Mr.. Hingle
6tait bien connu d Thibodaux, ayant
pendant plusieurs ann6es occup6 |;
position De professor du College ii
ThibodauS, Lorsque Ia future jeun'
mari6e quittait Thibodaux, ellie Gtai
toute jeune fllette.
lie ieune homme qu'elle dol
6pouser est IN jeune negociant, tres
populaire dams Ia paroisse Plaque
mine. Aux deuS %jeunes futur
epoux nous leur souhaitons IN
Tongue vie de bonheur ct de prosp,
rite.
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Nous avons etc bien peln6 (

Nous avons etc bien peln6 dap
prendre cette semalne Ia mort Gle Mr..
Oscar Folse dc l'habitation Georgia
dams IA paroisso Assumption. II est
mort lundi dernler, ct q etc en,err6 a
P~lottenv1lle mardi dams lapres-d1ner.
Nine. J. VI. Walsh ct sa file, Mile.
M6m6e, de Thibodaux. assistaient i
reinforcement. A Ii famille dGsolGe
nous prGsentons nos sentiments de
sympathie les plus sinceres.
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CLUB Social & DRAMATIQUE.-Di

CLUB SOCIAL & DRAMATIQUE.-Di-
manche dernier 4 deux heures de
lapres-midi plusieurs jeunes gems Sc
sont reunis a la residence de Mr..
Zephlrain Toups Jr., ct ont organise
un Club Social ct dramatiquc. lie
club sera connu sous lie nom de
enterprise Social and Dramatic
Club Les officers du club sont
CONNIE suit Louis Gaud6, pr6si-
dent Abel Donnaud, vice-pr6sident /;
Samson Chauvln, secrGtaire 4. j.
Richard, tresorier 4. B. Richard,
sergent d'armes ; y. ". TIibodau1,
Mareshal.
Nos fluctuations Les plus ~slncar1s a
&c jeune club, don't "a liste Sc compose
de vingt-cinq membres actifs. Nous
leur souhaitons IN success complet
dams toutes lears enterprises.
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Mr. Joseph Bernhard, IN lie nos

MI. Joseph Bernhard, IN de %
jeunes gems prospares de Thibodaux,
Went &C faire d5molir a vieiIle Ia
tisse sltute sur son terrain 4 rencoi.
CURE des rueo Narrow et Ste. Brigitte
pour construire sur L meme empIace-
ment y %nouyclle residence !; une
bonnie partie des matGriaux sont
d6ja sur les lieux. On doit s'atten-
dIe 4 quelque chose d nouyeau apr6s
III construction ~ cette residence.
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Mile. Corinne de Montluzin, IN.

Mile. Corinne dc Montluzin, une
charmante personne Dc ID Bale st.
Louis, est en- visite chez III. 4. d.
Robichaux depnis une ~quinzane &c
jours. Sa seur, Nine. Jeanne De,
lappe doit venir Ia rejoindre a%ujour
d'hui de la Nouvelle Orleans, ct
toutes deux retourneront d la NOu-
velle Orleans demain, dimanche, pour
Sc rendre ensuite chez elles a Ia
Bale.
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LOUISIANA CORDIAL.

4 MEILLEUR REMEDE CONNT POUR
H. IN saulagealant et ~ c1re de Ia DiarrA6e,
au Cholera, ee HI I5ya4utrie, dcs Coiiques,
da Cholera-Infantunl, des Crainpes, dc I'LL
tatuieuce, dies Duuleurs de l'estolnac, ct de
toutes affections dies intestirs.
Prix a la portee de tuus, senlement -Jc.
par boutellit.
Prccurez-vous en- une boutellle ellie est
indispensable dams toutes les families.
A vendre au "THIBoDEAUx DRUG STORE
Thibodaux. Line. Nov. 1874 J m
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la SITUATION DU SUCRE

PENDANT ces trois dernieres SC
maines la recolte de sucre de /
Louisiana entire Abandonment sur !
marche de IL NouyeIle Orleans, ct i
est maintanant t~ras-Gvident une !,
production du sucre cette aimee et
Louisiana sera tres grandc. auss
gEande, 81 pas plus grande, que cel.t
Gle iannee derniere. C'est bien hen
reas que tel est lie cas- car aycc II
petite de Ii prime cette aimee ct Ia
baisse dams le prix du sucre conparl
a | aimee d%erniere, les planteurs ont
oesoln de tout &c qu'ils pourront
fare pour egaliser les afaires.
LIE prlN du sucre ma pas avanc6
depuls son augmentation modGrG il +
. dc celia q~uelIues semaines, mails
al contrere, il g perdu IN pen dams le
gain quill await fait. lie u des
prX nest certainement pas encoura-
seant, quolqu'll soft ge~neralement
admls que Ia Plus forte crise a deia
etc passte, ct que sous peu une
ameiloration dams les prix sera per
ceptlhle. lie sucre de be%tteraye est
tombe i Londre 8 5. Four les cent
lIyres /; alnsi il nest pas s~urprcnant
que le march6 lei ait etc afecte ca
CONSEQUENCE.
La cause dc Ia depression du sucrc
ici est da a la grande augmentation
dams Ia production du sucre de
betterave en- Europe.
Quoique les autorit6s different
@randement quaint 4 ltten,Ee de lex
ces, II est admis par toutes que Tex
ces de Ia production a etc considera-
bic. lie calcul Sc mOntant de $4,000
a 100000 tonnes de plus que Tan
nee derniere. Mr.. LIGHT, lie statisti-
Glen de sucre de betteraye le mieux
connu, estime que l'exces de la pro-
duction sur Iannee derniere sera
plus de 100000 tonnes. Avec IN
pareil exces de sucre ~encombrant lc
marchs european, Il nest pas du tout
etonnant que les marches Ameri-
Gains soient 81 peu stables.
Les has prix a Londres ne peuvent
pas manquer de stimuler Ia consom-
nation, ct il sen suiyra que lie prix
du sucre ~augmentera en- consequence.
Avec les amelioratlons graduees dies
a%ffaires aux Etats -Unis, Ia consomma-
tan du sucre dams &c pays deviendra
aussl beaucoup plus grande. II est,
consequemment tres-probable que Ia
grande recolte en- Europe a etc
grandement diminuee, ct il est meme
possible quill faudra fare DIES reduc-
tons dams les estimations avant Ii
fin de la fabrication de la rec, e de
betteraves.
Malgrt les has prix, e Placement dc
Ia prime sur la recolte de cette aimee
par lie gouvernement alderait les habi-
tants sucriers 4 surmonter Ia pr6sente
depression. La reclamation de Ia
prime est juste, ct nous avons toute
raison de croire que lie Congress Ia
reconna1tra.
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ASSEMBLEE Do TIEUY Eft
DU NOUVEAU CONSlEL
DE VILE.

dluA len3lt Sa dernlere reunion mel
credl dernier a / heures de Iapres
midi. Etaient presents ". c
Ragan, marie ct Mn. /. P. Caillouet
DR.. \. j. Meyer, Thos. Albert. Tlto
+. Bergeron ct F. Zernott absent
0ztm6 Naquin.
On Sc dispense de Ia lecture dies mimi
tes de la derniere reunion.
LIE Juge l.. z. Caillouet tt lecture
Gu rapport annuel du comite dc
FINANCES, qui fut accepte ct approuyt
unanlment.
Sur motion secohIGe, lie vieux con
sell s'ajourna indefniment.
Aiors lie nouveau conseiI. MUM de
ses commissions, commence a s'or-
9aniser en- prenaGt le serment deyant
Mr.. Il. \. CouIon, notaire public
CANS orire sulvant : W. C. Raglan.
name ct I L. Mcbride, Or. 4. j.
Never, Th6o. ?. Bergeron, Thos.
Albert, DR.. j. J. Daigre, ct Frank
Zeguott.
Apres Organisation, les officers
sniYaats f7reat tlus
H. \. Coulon, secr6taire ct asses
senr 7. L. Braud, trtsorier r. j.
Naqain. Constable, Nharfnger, COL
leeteur ct inspecteur sanitaire ct
Arthur Malbroaoh, Corporation La
boEer.
Lelection de limprimeur officiel a
etc renvoye a plus tard.
lie MARIE alogs appointa les comites
suivants :
CoMITE DE finance R. r. Nc
Bride, DR.. \. J. Meyer ct Th6o. P.
Bergeron.
CoNITE D'INPRoUvEMENTs.-Frank
Zernott, Thos. Alberti ct DR.. J. j.
Daigre.
CoNITE DE WATER Works DR..
j. j. Daigre, F. Zernott, ct Thos.
AIberti.
ComlTE DE PROPHECIES PUBL
QrEs:-D-. A. j. Meyer, Dr.. J. j.
Dai9re ct Thos. Alberti.
CoMITE D'EcoLEs PuBLIcs r. R.
Mcbride, DR.. \. J.. Meyer ct Theo.
7. Bergeron.
Suwmotion lie Mr.. r. r. Mcbride.
secondee par Mr.. Frank Zernott, lie
comite Improvements fut autoris6
d'eNamlner les reparations necessaires
du marche, de faire une estimation du
coht DIES dites PREPARATIONS, ct den
faire an rapport a la prochaine reu-
mon.
lie conse,l s'est alors ajourn6 a
Ia pEochaine reunion reguliere.
lie nouveau conseil est compose
DIES memes membres du vieux,
excepte Mn. L. P. Caillouet ct O..
Naquinl qui refuserent Ia nomination,
ct Mn. R. r. Mcbride ct DR.. J. j.
furent choisls ct elus i leur
place.
lie conseil tel quill est compose
maintenant est forme d'hommes re-
pr6sentants les dlyers int6r&ts de
la Vile de Thibolanx ct ne peut
manQuer de bonner pleine satisfac-
ton.
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.Oe C0EgE1zAE.
SssA aSszE3G@G.

: : Ienerc2nenls ) lii. Estival
,., ' " oas Dc Lazourohe, pour les
ss'ques oranges quil a Gu Iobll-
,es nous 1Aire parvenir par Fin
uealafra de Nr. Eugene Duet,
sppf'efaiFe da caoot Good Friend ;,
- s0nt les plus bellies que nous
sls saes eette semalne ; ct Giles
|aient dallcieuses.
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tiF. Adolphe Rossignol, un des
pms vieux citoyens de notre village
\ su Texas depuis une couple de
F@nalnes sur l'habitation Sugar Land
/ Vslte chez ses fills Constant ct
eseph il est aussi occppd a Y faire
IA maeonnerie quanl la rafnerie
|et pas en- fonction.
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Les fondations des batisses qu,oc-
|apeta les bauiI'oires ct les pompes
er les Waterworls de Thibodaux
1t fines; elles sont faites en- bri-
pes; Ia construction DIES batisses
Ta bient6t commence.
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ga'grt les menaces depuis plu-
ears senaines, Ie temps s'est bien
bnprta i Ia grande 5oie des habit
nts sueriers, et CONNIE en- disait I'M,
d q~uelques jours, CONNIE 81 on
|arait ordonne.
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lie DR.. n. ?. kuoblock de Lock
|rlt, ttalt en- yIsIte d Thihoaaux
bersedi dernier par afaires. Il
Iarome cue tout est tranquille a
bossg OFT depula los elections,
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Les autoritGs de Ia vile sont a
Pre- eonstruire une nouvelle ban
petite en- brlques sur Ia rue Maronee,
hre les rues March6 ct Leyee ct
pc autre sur Ia rue du Marche en-
pc DIES prophecies de Mr.. John
ccnlla, entire les rue Narrow ct
anal.
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nous avons Ell jeudl dernier lie
[al'r dune asr4able vislte de Mr.
Fafeellln Richard, demcurant a une
Eate distance au-dessous de Lafour-
Y orcsslns. Mr.. Richard a d6ja
'efres toutes prGtes pour planter
\ oarlls de pommes-de-terre il fat
Fate meme plantation tous les ans.
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VII j. 4. Po9mb@uf dc Pugh 7. O.,
1p'o'e CONNIE assistant ;ng6nieur
r lhabitation sWhite" est osss6
Y Ihbodaux jeudi dernier pour Sc
-sAe a Lafayette al chevet du lit
] soh pere, Dir. Auguste Poimbeuf
u 3 neare; il craignait de he pas
aoasef en- vie; le bon yielllard est
g de Sc ans.
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Ia Cour de District pour Ia parols-
!. Iafourche s'assembIe luEdi pro
,hsin 4 ThibodauX.
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LOUISIANA CDEs EsEAE.

Nine Andre Maronge, apras une
kece dc tsols mois dams lie
ezss visitant DIES membres de sa
Hnille a Houston ct d Sugar Land,
II retournee a Thlbodaux lundi
kanier bien satisfaite du s6iour
|gtsble qu'eIle y a pass6.
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uoUvELLEs LOCALES,

cu.vcEHENT DAMS LES TRAINS A
..crRs EFT LA MALLE-POSTE.-De-
1,u,s ouelques jours, II y a ell I'm
engagement dams les trans q passa-
80 ct Ia m~a!le-poste a Thlbodaux
CONNIE suit
DEPARTS ARRIVES
h, ,eas a. N. 81 9:l5 a. m.
ssa1o:50 am. 50 $3.50 p. N.
60 a3:lop m, 81 a 500 p. N.
MALLE-P0STE.
DEPARTS
4, &c ............malle de l'Est.
&, 90 ......... de rOuest.
60 de FIST ct de lOuest.
ARRIVES
NJ a......,.......Est ct Quest.
4 56 Isl.
. Oaest.
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YOUR TAXES.
The County Commissioners and Township
Assessors Meet and Decide Upon the
Basis Of Assessment for 1894.

Pursuant to section %, chapter IA. OF
session laws Of 1891, the board OF county
commissioners of Lake county, s. D.,
met with township assessors at the court
house, in the city of Madison, April %.
1894. Present, j. w. Cramton, chair
man; Ole o. Overskei, M. L. Clark, G..
w. Runkel, county auditor, and the as
SCISSORS of each township in the county.
The meeting was called to order by
the chairman. The purposeof the meet
ing was to discuss various matters per-
tanning to assessments OF property for
taxation, and the assessors to receive
such instructions as were deemed
proper.
On motion, the following committee
OF assessors was appointed to draft a
schedule Of valuations Of personal prop
erty whereby to obtain a uniform as
sessment throughout the county:
Committee-D. j. O'Connell, b. B.
Bowel, Ole Frislie, Al. p. Reynolds, H.
A. Davis.
The committee reported the following
schedule which was, on motion, adopted
as far az practicable:
Colts under ] year old.S 500 to Q 1000
Horses / year old and
under B.. ... lo.oosto 1000
Horses 3 years old and
over ............. 1900 to 5000
Stations ............. 10000 to 10000
Ponies. ...... 500 to 1900
Calves under ] year old 100 to 500
Cattle Dyer l and under
years old. .... 500 to 500
Cows 2 years old and
over ............ 100 to 100
All other cattle over 2
years old ........... 100 to 1900
Work oxen............ 1000 to 5000
Bulls. I00Oto 1000
Mules and asses same
% horses.
Sheep............... 100
Rams 800 to 500
Hogs, per hundred lbs. 200
Manufacturers tools,
implements, etc.. 10000 to 5000
All other property left to the iudg,
ment on the assessor.
Real estate, a. equalized by the coun
ty board "a equalization in the year
1888.
On motion, the board adjourned to
meet May IA, 1894.
g. w. RUsKEr,
County Auditor.
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IMPROVE THE CEMETERY.
An Interested Gathering Of Citizens Who
Would Put New Life Into A
Graveyard.

Saturday even ing, those interested in
improving the Madison cemetery to the
number OF about fifty, fifteen OF whom
were ladies, met in the city hall and dis
cassed reorganization OF the cemetery
association and the feasibility OF making
some improvements In the grounds, this
year. The old organization through
neglect has almost lapssd and out OF the
original twenty-one incorporators away
back il the early sos, only q few we're
found present. There is no record OF
any meetings, OF the association since
1881, and previous to that time the rec
ords are msager and incomplete. Those
who originally banded themselves to-
gsther and purchased the grounds were:
p. III. Harth, r.. G. McCallister, Wesly
Hill, d. z. Scott, w. B. Cameron, J. A.
Trow, ii. L. Clark, J. D.. Andrews, J. w.
Dawson, Il. Seilstaedt, Chas. Turner, 8.
w. Jacobs, Elmer Sheridan, G. B. Ken
needy ]. F. Stahl, Il. ]. Patterson, J. NJ.
Preston, A. e. Clough, w. f. Smith.
Few OF these were present at Satur-
day nights meeting but those who were
passed q resolution granting to all pres
emit who had secured lots in the cemetery,
a voice in the meeting.
A new organization was effected by
the election of Fl. J. Patterson, as presi-
dent; Mrs. i. FL. Jacobs, vice president;
ID. Z. Scott, secretary; Mrs. w. W
James, assistant secretary and Mrs. F. G
Smith, treasurer. ..s
Mr.. Scott, who has been secretary
since 1884 and has the only record exis.
tant, 30 far as known, stated that he was
not prepared to make a financial state
ment Of the condition OF affairs just yet
as many lots had been disposed Of which
had not yet been paid for and it would
take him some time to check up. 1t was
decided to adjourn until Friday evening
May Ii, and in the meantime full reports
will be prepared and brought in.
Al auditing committee to settle with
the secretary was appointed a follows
w. FL. Dempster, Mrs. w. w. james
Geo. D. Winter; also a committee or
articles and bylaws: W. H. Dempstsr
Mrs. F, Z. Soper and Henry Neill.
An effort will be made to discover if a
certificate and articles of incorporation
exist, what they provide for, and il nee,
essary, submit additional regulations for
the government of the association to
suit its present and future necessities.
The new officers were authorized to
select an, advisory committee OF five to
assist in determining what new improve.
mants should and can be made, and the
meeting then adjourned until May ii,
1894.
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son, win ship a batch OF cattle form this
point Monday next.
Raw. j, Y. Ewart tied the knot Satur-
day evening which united IN wedlock
VIM. Kenney, Of Milwaukee, Wis.,, and
Abbie WoIcott, Of Winfred, 8. D.
The meeting Of the Chausauqua Circle
which was to take place at Mrs. Ed.
Stetzel's this evening. has been postpon-
ed until tomorrow evening same hour
and program.
DR.. r. Ft Robinson, OF Boston, Mass.
spent Sunday with his sister, Miss Ma
bel Robinson. teacher in our High school,
and departed for Mitchell, this morning
to visit his parents.
Mrs. r.. j.. Thomas who has been bed
ridden now for four weeks, from m af-
lection Of the stomach, was very low
Saturday. She Is somewhat better to-
day though still very ill.
Fred White, con OF the late w. w.
White, q resident of Madison In the
early days, is renewing acquaintance
after an absence Of eight years. Fred 10
employed az travelling agent for the ]. /.
Case Thresher Co, his field being Kansas
and Nebraska.
At h~alfpast 8 o'clock this morning the
fire alarm broke the humdrum OF BUSH
ness and called all hands to the Star
restaurant where fire had started at the
back OF the cooking range in the side OF
| the building near the . Q end. The
lire ladders were quickly on the scene
/ with their hose cart and engines and
did excellent work in quickly disposlng
or the fames which YER within the two
faces OF the wall. But for this timely
action q serious conflagration might
have ensued in that wooCen block. In
the absence of Chief Dawson, Mayor
Patterson did some excellent service IN
directing movements and especially in
clearing away the mob OF curious onlook'
ers who always get in the way so thickly
as TO interfere with the operations OF the
firemen:
A test of the water supply in the big
well wal made to-day. A pump which
is claimed to throw $50 gallons a minute
while making $50 revolutions has beer
kept going al a speed OF $50 revolutions
all day, but measurements OF the flow
after leaving the pump would indicate
that it has thrown out about $50 gallons
q minute. The pump was started at
o'clock this morning and at $50 the
water was within Is inches of the bot
tom. The well 10 down Ii feet,>6 inches
and it has been decided to sink l. two
and a half feet farther. A larger pump
has been telegraphed for and o thorough
test will be made when the well lie sunl
to the greater depth. The water Is very
clear and the bottom plainly visible al
one looks down from the top OF the well
We will start the town herd May
and are prepared to receive application
for stock. THOMAS Il GILMORE,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-30

We win start the town herd May l,
and are prepared to receive applications
for stock. THOMAS & GILMORE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-30

HBalm OF Gilead" viii heal our awounds
and bruises and p~utrefying sores" The
touch of, Jesus will cure the loathsome
leprosy. "A new heart win / give you,
aud . new spirit will I put within you;
| will take away your heart Of stone, and
I win give you a heart of flesh" etc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-30
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Loeaa Ttme EnAAe.
Chicago, milwaukee d 81. panl halfway which
0ok effect, sunday. Nov. q, 1o0@
TRAINS eoGSa nAeT.
Passenger, Ho. 4, departs l0:i5 .. ~.
freight, No. -, dspsrts b:2O q NJ.
Freight, No. a. departs 6:aB p. m.
TRAINS auz&H VAST
Peseenger, No. q departs $3.50 p -.
freight, No, 81, departs 4 100 e. N
TRA1Ns Ynohn TIE EAST.
Passenger, No. 8, arrives g:40 y %.
Freight, No. m. arrives 4 80 z. 20,
FrelRhk, No. QB. arrives - y. ~.
TnAaNe wn0M TIN WEST.
Paasenaes, No. 4 arssyeas l0:iO .. 10.
FratRha. TO. BIZ. afrtve@ 90 p, m.
Ali fhe above graina Gerry passengers; but
fraiRhts onlg when passengers are provided with
iekeks.
a. Egan f0x all points SOUTH and passenger train
n0lnr west. &C Wo0naockeG for alf pnlntB north.
MADISON u nHTsToL LTFE.
Passenger going north. departs l0.20 .. m.
PASSENGER from north ARRIVES, b.8O -. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.