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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-29
EASTERN CAROLINA nTQPhTrJI

EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH.
FAST F'REIGNV LINE,
AND PASSENGER ROUTE.
Regular line of steamers between
y w Berne, and Elizabeth city, A. &
n. G. + r aud " n. & N. K. r.
Daily ali rail service between Edenton.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Through cars, as 10" ratesand quicke,
time than by any o!herroute.
Direct all goods to be shipped by East.
ern Carolina Dispatch, as follows: From
Norfolk by N. & S. R. R; Baltimore by P
W. & B. R. R.; President st, Station.
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania R. R.
Dock St. Station. New York by Penn.
svlvania R. r.. Pier 81 North River, or
Old Dominion Line Pier 26
For further information apply to
E. WOOD, Agent, Edenton, N. G., or
to the General Office of the N & S. R.
r. Co. Norfolk, Va.
NJ. K. KING, General Manager.
Fl. C. HUDGINS, G. F. & P. Agt.
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EDENTON, NC. Nov. 29th. 1895.
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TAKE NOTICE.

BY order Of City Conncillnen l
am compel to settle for 1894 tax
list i'll my hands by lst Of No>
veinber. All those who owe
taxes are requested to settle with
me at once, as [ shall proceed to
COLLECTS as prescribed by law
from this date Oil. Settle now
and you'll. save trouble and extra
costs
J. w. SPRUELL,
Tax Collector.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-29

intelligence and pro1notive in
dustry of the colored race. The
attendants are all colored men
and women. The exhibits are
numerous and handsome, and
there IS an attractive neatness
here that is very comlnendable.
The Fire building is eos feet
long, 50 feet broad and two
stories high. This structure is
quite handsome, and thoroughly
supplied with the best apparatus
that has been devised up to date.
The Auditorium building IS
directly in front of the main en-
trance, is zoo feet long, 135 feet
deep and four stories high; is in
amplitheatre style and seats over
5000. 1t has large music dlas
and the acoustics are most ex-
cellent. The concert entertain
ments, afternoon and evening,
are given in the building by the
Exposition Orchestra. 1t was
our pleasure while there to hear
the great Sousa Band. The po-
lice headquarters are also III this
building.
In addition to the above build
ings there are a nulnb Der of State
buildings, and other structures
of interest.
On Midway nearly every ma
ton Of people i'll the world can
be seen. The side shows and
other attractions are numerous
and amusing. The buildings
here are also large and attractive.
The Exposition not only rep
resents Southern enterprise and
development, but it is i1lterna-
tional as its name implies
The accommodations at the
Exposition are ample, convenient
and cheap. The Southern Rail-
way runs trains from the city to
the grounds and returns every
seven minutes during the day at
ten cents each way. The street
railway also 1uns cars to and
from the city at five cents.
Very fair board and lodging
can be obtained in Atlanta at
from SI.oo or $500 per day.
The people are exceedingly kind
and attentive and are doing all
III their power to make Il pleas
ant for those who attend the
Exposition.
Atlanta is a hustllug city.
There is more activity and push
in Atlanta than in any other
Southern city. 1t is second i'll
size of all Southern cities-New
Orleans being the largest. There
are over 10000 inhabitants by
actual count The population
has more than doubled during
the last ten years. The town is
just sixty years old. Fifty years
ago there was only one street
Whitehall, the leading business
street i'll the city now and a few
country stores. Thirty years
ago Atlanta was in ashes. For
rapid development 1t now leads
all the cities ct the South. It is
also great railroad centre. AS a
place of residence it is very fine;
in fact. we have never seen a
more beautiful town anywhere.
The situation is high, dry and
healthful, aud the climate salu-
brious.
Our trip to Atlanta and the
Exposition was exceedingly
pleasant: and we advise all those
who can, to go and see the
| South S greatest achievement
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TAXES.

The Tax List OF end and 3rd
Townships, Chowan county, N.
c., for 1895 is now i'll my hands
for collection. The taxes must
be paid at once. All tax payers
will save trouble and expense by
all early settlement.
RICHARDSON Bunch,
Tx Collector.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-29

I%GS AND EXHIBITS, AND OF ATLANTA,
THE HUsTLING CITY OF THE SOUTH.
Having just returned from
Atlanta, where we spent about
week at the Cotton States and
international Exposition we will
give our readers a few Observa-
tons in regard to this, the great
est Of all Southern EXpositlons.
A visit to the Exposition will
convince one that the exhibits
are fully equal to the advertise
ments and III many respect super
ior. The Exposition is $50 said
by many an almost complete re-
production of the Worlds Fair
on a smaller scale. 1t is also
said that the Government exh1b-
its and the exhibits in the for
estry building are more varied
and complete than they were at
Chicago. The foreign exhibits,
fourteen foreign countries being
represented, are also especially
fine.
The Exposition grounds are
situated just three miles from
Union depot, Northeast from
the city at Piedmont Park, on
ground traversed by rifle pits,
over which Sherman threw the
first shell into Atlanta thirty
one years ago. The grounds
are laid-off beautifully, and
in the enclosure there are
about 400 acres. Near the cen
tire is a beautiful crystal lake.
On this lake boats are run for
the pleasure and convenience OF
those who wish to go from one
part of the grounds to another.
Surrounding this lake are plats
of pretty flowers, and green
grasses, driveways and gravel
walks, while dotted here and
there are flowing fountains.
The buildings are all large
and commodious and attractive
some of them are beautiful.
At the main entrance stands
tn Administration building,
fronting 24o feet, SO feet wide at
centre, and three stories high.
This is occupied by the officers
of the Exposition. The main
tower and broad rotunda of this
structure are suggestive of the
old Tower of London, and its
general style is that of an old
bronial castle. There are no
exhibits here, but the business
Of the Exposition is transacted in
these rooms.
Machinery Hall, us feet wide,
500 feet long and 90 feet high, is
located near the Southern part of
the grounds, fronting the lake
and near Midway. Here are en-
gines of every description at
work; large dynamos that give
electrical current to the lights on
and in the buildings, machinery
i'll practical operation, weaving
silk and cotton fabrics, making
pins, corkscrews, etc, grinding
eyeglasses, turning wood and
making a thousand of other
things. There are also a long
line of other displays of special
interest.
The Mining and Forestry build
ing is rustic structure $50 feet
long and no feet wide, and pre-
sents a most handsome appear>
ance. In this building there is
an extensive government exhib-
it of wood and mineral products,
especially of the Southern States
with object blocks of the relative
quantities produced in each
State. The North Carolina ex>
hibit in this building is especial
1y fine and will command the
attention of capitalists and
mining engineers all over the
world. The roof of this build
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!. w. SPRUELL,
Tax Collector.
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The Agricultural building,
3o4 feet long, $50 feet wide and
no feet high to center of dome,
is located just south of the en-
trance, This is one of the most
interesting exhibits on the
grounds. In this building are
novel methods of cooking cereals,
ETC., and a large presentation Of
the products grown and minerals
mined along the route of the
Seaboard Air Line Here is a
West Florida exhibit and a very
fine display from Louisiana.
The Fine Arts building is one
of the most imposing and elegant
structures on the grounds, with
its colulnnar front. 1t is 245
feet long, 100 feet wide and so
feet high, and in it there is an
exhibit of paintings from the
best artists, crayon penciling,
etc1ings, statuary, etc. This
building is just west Of the U. S.
Gov. building and fronts toward
the East.
The y. S. Government build
ing is located on a high bluff,
near the Chimes Tower. Roman
esque style Has floor area of
about 65 900 square feet. Here
is very fine exhibit Of rare
relics from the State Department;
a fine show of food fish in bril-
liantly lighted tanks. These fish
were all caught along the coast
of North Carolina and taken from
Morehead to Atlanta. There are
also exhibits of great interest
from the Navy, War and Inte-
rior Departments. Models of
the ships of our navy from the
beginning Of the century to the
present time, aud large torpedo
boat belonging to some armored
cruiser, are here exhibited; i'll
fact, nearly everything that is
connected with the y. S. govern
ment is here shown. We regret
that we havn't the space to give
a more fuller description of this
exhibit.
One Of the finest buildings on
the grounds is the Manufacture
ers and Liberal Arts, 2o6 feet
wide, $50 feet long, and 90 feet
high, with side and end galleries,
iiioiu"ins 'eooil'' anu 'ililu e'o-
ries in towers. In it are elegant
eAiilO1'' i'o''i Dll'"iil' Fl'llce
Germany, etc, fine statuary' from
i'"i , iaollco lioill Tic Hills u
TOlop0 anu Aiieiic'' anu d "lue
l'nSo ~ i''N'o 1es ilolil 'ile
ooulh american kepuo1cs'
heie eau oe seen d llhe Oh cosby
Je" ei'' olailoiloS set III rings
P,''s' ':oociies' cal lnsS' e'c
.l,' cunning % al" . O1o"ueO
I'LL i''oie'
The Woman building, I5c
feet long l20 feet deep and &c
1eet to top OF statue on central
dome, was designed by woman
and IS one OF the most beautiful
features II IS Oh classic Design
III perfect ha1 lnony win the
larger s'i"c'uleS. Inc oullolng
- 'i'''iseo iol 'lie olSPiay OF tle
"olk VI "oliiall' llciuoiES d IL
ol''y ioi oooAS Written ny "o'
'i'el' 'i'eii ii''9'c"l coniposl'ions
anu 'ii's'|lneS' ana patents ano
Inventions ny 'heln' lie aruS'
'ic "oik oi "o'iien' paintings III
OIL e'cnlnsS' "a'el cololS' al
CnlteCltldl designs, sculpture anC
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Tor Sale

A new upright walnut Piano,
with 3 pedals and all the latest
improvements, guaranteed for 5
years by one of the largest fac
tories III this country. Factory
price $4,000. Has to be sold at
once for debt, for great deal
less than cost.
Apply at once to
p. o. Box 5S4,
Newberne, N. G..
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SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY

AT THE CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at $50 a. III.
Preaching atII 4. III.
3 p. nj Social and Devotional
Meeting for Men.
Preaching 1880. P. Ill.
n. NJ. WATSON, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
IL a. III. Services.
$50 p, III. Sunday School.
7:3o p. m. Services.
B. Y. P. L., Friday 7:3O P. III.
JNO. E. WHITE, Pastor.
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Vendredi dernier I'm nouvel ct
dernier essal dies Water Works a etc
fait, ct . dome parfaite ct complete
satisfaction aux membres du conseil
qui y assistaient. La colonne qui
forme lie reservoir de l'eau nest pas
encore tout-a-fait perpendiculalre,
mails lie c%ontracteur a promis quill Y
remedierait.
Apres &c dernier essai lie conseil
de vile s'est reuni a accepte les
travauN ct en- a ordonne lie Placement.
moins uue certaine somme qu'elle
a retenue pour completer les correc-
tons quill Y u encore a fare pour
6%quilibrer la colonne qui sert de
reservoir.
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Samedi dernier, la propriete, situee
a rencoignure DIES rues Market ct
Green, dependant de Ia succession de
Nine William G.. Horton, a etc
vendue a l'enchere publique ct
adjugee a Ia Young Mems Beaero-
lent Association of Latourche pour
la somme de s4,025. Cette propri6te
est tres bien situte ct avec quelques
Preparations, cette association qui va
toujours en- prosperant, trouvera
toujours de bons locataires.
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LIZ AOUVEAU CURE.
DE L'EaLIsE sT-JosEpH

Quelques jours apres la d6mission
du venerable Pere C. NJ. Menara.
cure de l'Eglise Catholieue St
Joseph, lie Rev. Pere Armand Du-
ooare, cure de lEglise Catholioue
DIES OpeIousas a etc ofHciellement
nomme a la place laissee vacante par
la resignation du Pere Menard.
NUM- de son autorite, lie Pere
Dooour9, apfes une premiere visite
au Pere Menard, atm de prendre les
arrangements preliminaires, prit,
charge de sa nouyelle cure: ct dI-
manche dernier, il lut a ses n%ouveaux
paroIssiens Ia resignation du pare
Menard ainsi que 50 nomination
au poste quill occupe aujourd'hui.
Tout en- regrettant sincerement les
services du pere MGnard, rendus
avec tant Gle fdellte ct de zele.
pendant plus dun demi steele, les
catalogues de St-Joseph .se trouvant
tres satisfaits de la nomination du
pere Dubourg, IN DIES pratres les
plus estimes du diocese Font reca
ayee cordialite ct a bras ouverts.
lie pere Armand Dubourc est az
lie S novembre, 1911 dams lie diocese
de Rennes CBretagne) dans Ia petite
VILE de Cambourg, tout pres Ia
chateau de-Clateaubriant, lie celebre
aateur du Genie du Christianisme.
Renee ct Atteta, etc.
Apr6s avoir achieve ses etudes
classi9ues, IL s'embarqua pour rAme-
rique, arrIva 4 la Nouvelle Orleans
}e 20 novemhre 1867 ct lie p deem
bre, il reeut les ovdres sacerdotaux.
lmmediatement apres son ordination,
il derint lie vicaire de l'eglise St
Alphonse sous lie pere j. +. Raymond
ct servit Ell cette capacite pendant
deux ans. II fut ensuite nomm4 lie
premier cure de Ia Vacherie Folse
qui comprend n partie DIES parois-
sas Lafourche ct St-Jacques OH Il
demeura pendant quinze ans pen
dant ce temps, il desservait une
c'lapelle sur lie feuve qul devint en-
1870, reglise St-Philippe. Della il
dewitt pendant trois u lie cure &c
l'tglise St~-Jacques, ct ensuite lie cure
de st-Maurlce pres DIES Casernes, a Ia
Nouvelle Orleans.
Chose etrange, apres avolr servt
CONNIE vlcaire a leglise DIES Opelou
sas, de suite apres son ordination
vinet deux ans apyes, il en- devlent le
cure ct occupe ce poste pendant cine
ans, lorsque e jours derniers il fu1
Gomme cure de lEglise St-Joseph.
lie pere Dubourg est TN DIES pre-
tres les mieux onnus ct les plus
estim6s du diocese. Nous lie COMMAS
sons depuis plus de vingt cinq ans et
nous savons combien il est estimt
parmi ses c~onfreres ct ceux qui |,
connaissent intimement; c'est III
homme rempli de zele ct de d6youe
ment pour ses paroissiens, toujour:
dispose ct pref a fare son devon
Nous avons la conviction que lie per-
DuDourg donnera pleine ct entler'
satisfaction ct Sc montrera lie disn'
successor du pere Menard.
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LES CRANES UU GOUTEK-
NEMENI.

lie secretaire de l'agriculture Nor
ton a decide de supprimer Ia distri-
button de CRANES de jardinage que
fait depuls longtemps lie Souverne-
ment, ct nul he lie regrettera 81 ce ne
sont peut-6tre quelques membres du
congress qui savcnt tirer part de tout
meme dune distribution de CRANES
sans valeur. On salt que le dGparte-
ment de Horticulture emplo,e IN
agent a qui il confie annuellement lie
soin d'acheter pour plusieurs mililers
de piastres de CRANES. Le choiH est
d'ordinalre peu varie ct Sc compose
dune douzaine de varieties de le9u-
mes tres connus-rien de nouveau,
rien de qualite remarquable DIES
haricots, DIES b%etteraves, DIES raids,
DIES oiguons, DIES donates de varieties
tres ordinaires ct cultives depuis
longtemps dGja dams toutes les
parties du pays. Ces graines sont
misses en- ~centaines de mile paquetS
contenant chacun n petite Guantlt6,
ct ces paquets sont ensuite divises ell
autant Gle lots quill Y a de membres
du congress, a c'est a ces messieurs
que revient lie privilege de les distrl-
buer. Chaque membre en- reeoi,
ainsi pour une valeur de plusieurS
centalnes de piastres. II est dificile
de SAVIOR &c que tons ces mcssieurs
en- font, mails &c qui est assure, c'est
que certains d'entr'enx vendent leu
part ct empochent l'argent. L'agen
du departement lui-meme a reussi !
acheter de membres du congress ce.
CRANES qui lenr etaient remises poul
etre distributes aux habitants IL
leurs districts respectIfs. Pour $40
il a pu acheter ce qui luI aurai
cout6 $3.50 ailleurs.
C'est pourquoi lie secretaire Morton
a resolu de supprimer la distribution
DIES CRANES tres eommunes que !,
CONVENIENT falsait 4 81 9rands fTais
Mr. Guilliaume Alfred Coignet, n,
a Bazellac (France), est mort mercred
dernier d quatre heures ct demie al
soir, age de 81 ans 5 mois ct
jours.
Ses funerailles ont Ell lieu jeud
Il $50 du solr, en- ieglise catholI
que St-Joseph, au milieu dun nom
breux concours dsamis ct de con
J ~naissances de la famille eploree.
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L'Hon. Il. y. Coulon un dies
r~epresentants supr6mes a Ia conven-
ton DIES Chevallers Catalogues ia
merique qui dot Sc tenir a Omaha,
Nebraska, est part her. Nous lui
souhaltons un heureux voyage.
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Les grands bateauE naviguent
encore OATS les aux du Bayou
L%afourche, mails les barees lie char
bon a peine 81 elles p%euvent entrer
dams lie Bayou tant le passage est
atroit.
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Cettc semaine, nous avons eu Ia
yisile de Nf. Ellie Ducos, du Cut-Of.
Il est venu a Thibodaux pour remplir
ses devoifs de membre du Jury dc
Police. -
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lie Rev. Ptre Dubourg a pris
defniuvement charge de 50 nouvelle
cure cest hui qui, diananche dernier
a otficie a Ii grandmesse, ct fat un
sermon qui a beaucoup plu a ses
o%uallles, qui ont etc enchantees de
son ~elocution oratoire.
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JURY DE POLICE.

LIE Jury s'est assemble en- session
rtguliare lie Ter MAJ, 4 Ia mason de
cour. Tous les membyes Gtaient
presents, excepte NM. Louis Leril!e
ct D. Scallv.
tApr6s Ii lecture des minutes 1t
leHr appreciation, de u~ombreuses
recl1mations contre Ia paroisse
tnrent lues ct referees al comitG DC
reclamations.
Des pensions furent ensuitc accor.
dees aux inaigents don't les mons
Sc trouvent dams les procedures.
Les rapports du Tr6sorier furent
lnes ct rGf9res au oomit6 de Finances.
Le com;te de reclamations presenta
son rapport ct sur motion fate.
ct secondee U appropriation de
S371.62 fut fate.
Les rapports du Tresorier chi
avaient etc referees au eomit4 de
Finances furent approves avec les
balances s~uivantes
Fond general ........ SJ..gOOG
Drainage 6.02Sl1
Lottefle ........... 2,GS090
Tine appropriation de $500 fnt
faite pour rtparer le pont Cd Bayou
Lacroix.
Sur motion de Mr. Claude sccondee
par Mr. Lcdet, rordonance No 1875
tut adoptee.
Mr.. Claude offre une resolution.
appropriant $500 pour l'drection ct
reimbursement dun High School
dams Ia vile de Thibodaus. Sur
motion lie Mr. Morvant second9e par
Mr.. Tabor, cette resolution tut
iaissee sur Ia table.
Les commissioners du 3me district
de drainage sont requis de fournir an
Jury un rapport complet des opera
tons du Bateau drageur, de toutes
les depenses, etc. Ce rapport doit
etre pl6sent6 a la prochaine session
du jury.
lie President est autorise 4 acheter
n bibIioteque pour y placer les
livres reinforcement achet6s par lie
Jury, ct, dams ce but une appropria-
ton de $1,000 fut faite.
Sur motion de Mr. Morvant secon-
dee. par NJ Claude, Ia resolution No.
81 adopte lie } Juliet 1894 fu,
amendee.
detection du commissaire DIES
huitres pour l'annee courante fu,
renvoyee au proclaim meeting regu
lier.
lie comite d'ameliorations fut
requis de s'aboucher avcc le consei
de vile, dams lie but de reconstruire
ct d'elargir la rigole sur la rue Lower
Canal q Intersection de la rue Cider
a condition que la paroisse ct Ia villt
payent chacune la Motto de:
d~6penses.
Mr. Bellanger, %Inspecteur du md
district, DIES chemins ayant rapportt
que la somme de $50 allonee poul
Ientretien DIES chemins ct pont.
6taient insuffisante, il a etc autorise
faire faire les PREPARATIONS necessair'
ct de presenter a la prochaine session
les complies detalll6s du surplus de
depenses.
Vendredi dernier I'm nouvel e
dernier essal DIES Water Works a It,
fait, ct . dome parfaite ct complet
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NN. Wallace Lefort ct Abaon
Legend. tiennent dttre NOMINEES
lNarsuiiiiefs dc !aglise ~stJoseph.
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Lisez les procedures de Ii derniere
session Gu Jury {. Police Giles
iol4ressent tout lie monde. -
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Mr. ct Nine Claiborne Toups
ataient en- sisite dimanche derniec !;
Lockpofe.
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Une grande fete champetre aura
lieu dams lie Park de Houma, lie
iendl 16 ct lie vendredi II, 1895, an
ben6fce de lEglise Episcopale de
Houma.
lie programme est DIES plus attray
ants: il consiste en- tableaux vivants,
pantomime, musique vocale ct instru-
mentale avec Ia Danse DIES Ferries
dams laquelle soixante enfants dol
vent en- faire partie. Ceux qui
alment la musique ct danse ont une
tres bonnie occasion de s~atisfaire leur
desir. Tn train special partira de
Thibodaux vendredi 6:30 heures du
solr ct revien9ra dams Ia mutt.
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LIE Steamer Louisiana tera
aemain une excursion de Thi-
oodaux d Donaldsonville, Toe
caslon de Ia parade dies pompiers
et dun tournol 4 Ia BoXe, d'abord
entire jim Casey de Memphis ct John
favret de Donaldsonville, puts entire
Jack Rush de Whitecastle ct Jack
Eekert de Napoleonvllle ave I'm
enjeu de $500.
Nos sportmen qui veulent etre
emolns de ce tournol qui promet
uetre tres int6ressant mont gu
sembarquer lemain matin a bord du
steamer Louisiana qui partifa de
%IhbodanS I heures prtcises du
matln. Pour revenir, il quittera
D~onaldsonxille a cinq heures du soil.
LIE prix du passage, aller ct retour
est CONNIE suit
De Taibodaux ........ $50
De Aapol6onviile $3.50. LOO
DE PalneourtyiIIe .......Z13
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-11

Alexandra Leray,.un DIES plus
yleux habitants du Brule-Guillot,= est
mort dimanche dernier a lage de 76
ans ct q mols. reinforcement q eu
heu a l'tglise S-Joseph. II a laisse
pour deplorer sa perte nne
femme ct sept enfants.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-11

lie Pere Nigroux, cure de St
Sauveur ct lr pere Coehnen, cure de
Notre Dame du Rosaire sont venus
lnndi dernier rendre visite au Pere
Dubourg. notre nouveau cure.
lie Pere Nigroux est part le
meme jour pour Ia Nouvelle Orleans,
Of le pere Coehnen est retourne chez
lui lie lendemain. &c dernier rap
porte que Ia recolte de pommes de
ferre est excellente ct abondante
dams 50 localite, ct quill y 4 tres peu
d,olgnons.