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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-03-21
ne mere de son enfant F.!

-Je ten supple, ma mere sois
plus calme Tes pleurs ne change
raient rien. Ia vols bien quill faut
une coupable a ees hommes is me
prennent :. Adieu
E!lc Sc jeta dams les bras de la
weave ct murmura tres doucement
-songe done gull vant meux
qu'on m'emmene . 81 Claude arrivait
en- &c moment, que Sc passerait-il,
grand Dieu
&C est vrai :. Claude =.
II va rentrer -. Ta lie pr5Tien-
afas.
La mere serra sa file eontre e!'e en-
'lisant:
-Au revoif, mon enfant
he ehef de II sGrese eta't ee2en=
aaAt ah peu emit
-ofoYez iaen' Madame que le
serai hsafeGN 81 defh;si" ma6ismoiseIie
pet't elabiiF son innocence aais
cevaht &c teiies pfeaEes Il III eialt
Impossible oe he pas aeeonpiiF mon
devon.
lAeFese lu iansa an regard ne
}f1saht
rates VetFe meter, -lohsieaf
e1a-e1ie. IT epafsnez-hous les eonso-
lagohs, cont veas He pensez pas IN
ino1,
\ son abatement de tout 4 | Aease
aN'is saceeae one Indignation soaFae.
con ci'iae'efe decide cehSeha =
lohs5einps' eeia'als avec violence.
eohGe aeeS asehts Yeaaieht Sc
i''''Ne- l''ss e.'s' e.'e ) e'iH'
y Gus saVez &c que J Al dif.
-hessleafS. Je Soos sHNfai mais
ne ne soasi1ez pas
f.ite pafiait ayee tant de hantear,
que les NOMINEES Sc eohfehtefehf de
aeeoinpagnef, sans ini prendre les
bras. Ellie aeseend't, farenent, les
NeuA fSes devant ellie. Dams Ia eour,
tons les loca'alfes eta'enS aux fene-
- i
Tres Sc aemahdans sil efalt bien
posSit'le que cette Jeane file, 81
Simple, 81 doace, ct 81 ardente an
travail, eat commits nn assasslnat.
hiie await pose sa capote sur sa tete,
pois $ etatt enveloppee de son fichu
dc laine, tout celia machinalement.
Et, tandls ga .elle marehait, lie chef de
Ia sarete demandait a eelai des
agents qui await va fnir Ia enninelie:
-EegaTdez La reconnaissez vousy
Ma fol, Monsieur, je ne puis
gaere vons dire. Jaurais besoin de
Ia voir coar1r pour celia.
Bah fit Ie msgistrat, en- haus-
SAINT les epaules, c'est ellie =. tvidem-
ment
B4ja, on dtait arrive devant Ia
porte ct I'htr6se montait Iibrement
en- yoituge. Lorsqne Ia yoiture Sc
byanla, ellie aprouya IN reel ssulaee-
ment Claude n'ttait pas arrive.
Gest gu ellie le sayait capable de tout.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-03-21

-. Tout celia va s'expliquer
-Du calme, ma mere, quand on
M Insulte, ct que mon frere nest pas
Ia pour me defendrc :. Get homme
a dit que je meatais ;. Je suls la
file dun soldat Et ie me sens assez
d denersie pour frapper qulconque
N lnsulterait encore
&c GtaIt plus Ia modesto ouyriere,
trava!llant sans relache, acceptant
supplement l'infortune Ceta;t une
tile superbe ct courageuse. que pas
sionnait !e sentiment de ,'honpeur.
Ii y await, malheureusement pour
ellie, dams cette sGrie d'incidents, une
coincidence fatala, qui deyaIt senbler
lumiueuse aux yeux de Ia justice.
-Mademoise!le, dit le chef de la
suret&, 81 nous avions conserve Quel-
lues doutes, Ia violence, ayec laGuelie
vous vons etes prGcipitee sur ce
poignard, les aurait tous tiasipGs.
-Des doutes :. Mais sur quoi
:. Expliqnez-vous enfn !
Madame Garancier la tenat tou-
ioars dams ses bras, II ecoutant plus,
ne comprenant plus, ne songeant qua
eviter queique nouYelle catastrophe.
Nous sommes tous armGs, conti-
nua lie chef de Ia slret6 vos vio-
lences ne vous m6neraient done a
rien, qua noas forcer detre nous
meme yiolents, ce qai nous serait
tres penIblc vis-a-vis dune jeune file
Ecoutez-moi done, Mademoiselie Et
yous allez voir quill est inatile de
nier plus longtemps.
-Nier quol?
-Notre crime
Mon crime :. OueI crime 2.
En- quittant madame Warmser,
yoas avez VII VI. Serge Morain. ct
vons etes reyenus ensemble q la rue
dc Rome Nous saviez, par votre
frere Claude, clerc de Ne Fourmont,
que le commandant Morain await
herite q une crosse fortune Malgre
celia, lie commandant q du S sopposer
encore a votre marriage; Ct, dams IN
moment de colere, vous avez sans
doute fait CONNIE tout 4 l'heure
vous avez arrache un couteau de
chasse suspendu a la muraile 49,.
Et, 4 vous deuS, vous avez tue lc
commandment Morain !
En- entendant ces mots, Th6rGse
poussa M grand cri ct laissa tomber
le poignard qu'elle tenait Ia main
-. F,t ellie ecouta, avec un efiroi
grandissant, le magistrat qul CONT
nuait:
-C'est vous Gvidemment qui avez
arrach6 larme, pour Ia donner au
fils, atm quill tue son pere :. Pcut-
etre teniez-vous &c pauyre homme,
pour lemp6cher de Sc dGfendre !
---Mais c'est 6pouvantable stcria
madame Garancier.
lie magistrat l'arrata
---Nous avez du remarqaer yous-
meme, Madame, eombien votre filc
ttait agitte ! :. u yoyez CONNIE
les preuves accumulent Ellie ayoue
qu'ele 5 est arrGt6e devant Ia mason
du fills Morain -. Ellie avoue qu'e ellie
sest arr3tte devant Ia malson du fits
Morain -. Elle achate dies gants
an Prlntemps. Or, on trouyt chez
le commandant Norain un giant
achett ;,ussi au Printemps, ct de la
meme pointure j.. L'autre CANT, touc
ensanglant6, etc jett par II crimi-
nelle sur le boulevard eSttrieur
On vous q vue FUR, Nademoiselle
Deux agents ttaient sur la porte de
Ia maison quant, vous 9tes sortie en-
couraut j.. Tn d'eux vous Il suivle.
vous avez rtussi lui tchapper ;.
On bien dlstingua yotre robe dc
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THURSDAY. Nov. ".
Grain aud rroyisloua

efath ahu tfbFhinnh
ST is--Flour--l' Fancy to extra fancy
%. iOliio; patents, nBN4ih Wheal-ko
2, red. roc. No red, SEC. Corn-No. Z
mixed. sis12r. No. white, 2ltc. oals-
No. :, iSlllse. iiay-Prairie, VI OpilabJ mixct
Timothy, sLo0YsoJ; clear timothy, G.0sa
Hoo Dutter-Csearuery. isa2ic, dairy, iad
ioc. Egss-frcsu, l1c. Lard-prlme sloaAl
30sc. lorlI-Now standard mess, vlv
Bacon Extra shorts, A5oc; clear ribs
&d,ac, elcar, iiOe; all boxed Wool-Cholc,
tub washed, l0usoo
W1eat-Futures closed. December. s5, q
May, ss,c
Corn-futuros elosedi December, 2lac b.
MaE gls.c b.
NKw fonA -Flour-Qulet aud steady and
unchanged Wheat -poeemDcE SlalShe,
January, sdGs5lac, May, slspo, Iora-No
:, So.sJlse. DucomDer, 3yS.ts90 b-l0e, May
53,s gBSl.e Oats Western, gQISgc December
sSNe, MAY zoe BIZ Pork Now mess, ,,sg gs i5
Lard steam -rendcged ilgae, hutrr West.
srn dairy,Saijc, western creamery ,lS, egia
western cfuuI1eiy, tact0ry,5Gl2c, Lislus, n ae,
Imitation creamery, lOhYlic. Eggs-Western
-v.sg2e
CnICAGo-Openlng quotations, Whent--D Dc.
cemDor, 'Gl3dsc May, sOas0.c Corn
December, .io, May, s1g.e, Oats December
lei.o. May, assdssV, Pork December, sGi.n,
January, ;ossb, May, tefhT3so. Lard
December, SG.ae' January, 5s'Ac, May, 40,
elLOHse, short hiDs-JnHuary, SGAo, May
S,y1c,
CmuAno-Closlng quotations Whoat-N No.
yemUer, ,,iso, December, sac; January, 1gnc;
May, tsaQs-i.o Corn November, 49,, 10.
eemDcf, A,e bldi May EIs.c asked, Cat,
November. hsu, December ikeo, aay
Jo bid, Pork november and December,
" gai January sl0ags bid May, tlsn-Ev0
Lard November and December, a63,c. Jan.
uafy, 3s'aB3vic, May,tiO snUrs KDs-No-
vvmOcf aad Duecmuer Sd'i,c, January, ~.
asked May, &gac ASKED
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pUNS ABOUT WOMEN.

She-"I see they have now a 'womsn's
dictionary Do you suppose that dif-
fers from any other?" IIe-"Probably
has more words in it."-Yonkcrs States
man.
"Your fashionable woman seldom has
n warm heart" "Well, it depends. II
she has plump shoulders she doesn't
mind much about her heart. Detroit
Tribune.
When the wife Of man whom you
like catches you In an old morning
gown why does she smile at You so
sweetly and seem to be so fond of you?
N. Y. Press.
she-"Talk about women talking! II
they are any worse than you men are
when there is n campaign then don't
know a thing" lle-"But you must
bear in mind that we only get that way
once in four years, s,"-lndianapolis Jour
Ial.
Mr.. Pocticus lwho for the last half
hour has been reading his latest epic
pocm); "Well. my dear, how do you
think it goes?" Mrs. poeticus (who has
been gazing into the glass in an alb
stractcd manner)--"Wcll, I'm afraid It's
a little loose on the shouldar,"-Har.
peI's Il, 1ar.
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Another Nation

Circumstances alter cases, says the
proverb, and sometimes the metamor-
phosis is accomplished with amrting
suddenness.
Two amateur hunters in the north
ern woods, not long ago, saw deer,
and both fred at once.
'That is my deer" said A, 81 shot
it."
mo. you didn't" hotly replied B.
at is my deer, because killed it,"
A third party was approaching from
the opposite direction, with fury in
his eye and club in his hand.
(which of you two raseals shot my
calf?"
THAT fellow just told me he did it,"
said A.
And B, now thoroughly alarmed for
his personal safety, answered.:
"He lies. lie shot it himself l saw
him do it, and III swear to it."-In-
tertor
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Arrangements for the training OF
British infantry next winter are to be
on a more elaborate scale than usual,
and especial prominence is to be given
to long-iistance marching.
Compensation can now be obtained
in France by the victims of judicial er.
rors. The Versailles magistrates have
given n man wrongly sent to prison for
IA days an indemnity of $50.
The refusal Of the French government
officers to accept foreign copper coin
has caused trouble at Marseilles, where
5000 tradesmen met and decided to peti.
tian the government to grant delay.
The German miners are, in the opinion
of the Berlin Rcichsanzeiger, among the
best paid in the world, their income
ranging from SEES TO $500 year, with
gifts of land and life insurance added.
Germany has more periodical publ
cations-about 6,O00-than any other
European country. England has $500,
France, 5000; Italy, ,fcc; Austria-Iun,
gary, 800. The total number in Eu.
rome is ahout $4,000.
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STATIC,
MARKET REPORT.

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Sorthwe.. rc,a. Conference.

The thirty-frst annual session OF
the Northwest TcSas conference was
hold at Waxahach,e. 1t was in Wax
ahaehie the conference met Septcm-
ber 20, 1866, for organization. There
were in the conference then IS preach
ers, now there are something like 900.
Bishop Marvin presided over the con-
ference then, while Bishop j. c.
keencr, of New Orleans, welded the
gavel over the recent session.
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IIopeful,

A gentleman from London visiting
Scotland, having heard that man re.
siding in the district where he had put
up had just completed the one hum
dredth year OF his age, and being
anxious to see the centenarian, paid
him visit. In the course Of conversa-
tion the cocsney congratulated the old
man on the healthy appearance he had
at his time Of age, but" says he, II
presume you do not expect to see the
end of another 100 years?" I'm moo
very sure about that. You must mind
Tn heap stronger the moo thin whin
l started wi the first hummer" was tho
old mans rcply.-Tit-Bits
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Two HEAVY Failures,

Two big wholesale houses, Marx &
Blum and j. Roscuacld & Co., failed
at Galveston the other day. The liza
bilitics OF Marx & Blum are about
C6oO,0 900, and of j. Roscnicld & Co, &,
Si2o, COZ. Rosenfcld & Co. made gen
eral assignment, naming NJ. Laskcr as
assignee. The Marx & Blum failure
took the form OF u deed OF trust to b.
7. CASTOR, OF Galveston, and Joseph
Dassbaum, of Limestone county. The
firms are as we'll known asFany in the
south. Marx & Blum did very large
business in shoes and hats, while Ro-
scudeld & Co.'S line was in millinery
and notions.
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Nrw yopK, Nov ip.-' Money on call at a.si
per cont Prime mercantile paper 300 per cent
Sterling exchange ffm, with actual busl-
moss in bankers bills III tslsitislA foe " days,
and tcltisSs for demand Posted rates,
tssttA Commercial bills, ts0ialbisit Ea-
changes, slgii2l,j2i, balances so,tQi COS Tho
Mercantile SAFE Deposit Co. reports silver
bullion on hand. ois.i9 ounces, deposited,
none, withdrawn, tl0pls ounces, certificates
outstanding, oih Bar silver d>. Mexican
dollafs, bOs~siN, Government bond. steady
State bonds dun Railroad nonds uasior
Tue gfanfers, Manhai'ln nnd i.oalsyillV 4
NASHVILLE were the weak spots aftcr II O'clock,
American spirits displayed moroslia 18Th and
recovered TO Hand Jiil rcsuuctlseIy ,af coin.
mon ana preferred At midday rpg.aaiI,n
vas quiet ami atoAiv
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beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
TEN when entering 1t through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be
used except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, Us tho damage they VIII do Is
ton fold to the good you can possibly do.
rive from them. Halls Catarrh euro, man
ufactured by F. J. Cheney e. Co, Toledo,
O., contains no mercury, and is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure bo sure you get the
genuine. 1t is taken internally, and made
In Toledo, Ohio, by i. ]. Cheney g. Co. Tes-
timonlals free.
Bold by Druggists, price &c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are tho best.
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Dunkards at LAX. charles.

A large party Of Dunharis have ar
rived at Lake Charles and will locate
n colony. Another party is expected
noon
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Mrs. Gcorglm Granger Howard.

Mrs, Georgia Granger Howard, wife
Of A, u. Howard, treasurer Of the
International 4 Great Northern, died
at Palestine,
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pr, T., NJ, Inmbr,m,ut.

DR. 7. NJ. Lambremont didd at Con-
vent, Saint James parish, at the age OF
0s years six months and eight days,
The deceased was one ot the most.
prominent physicians Of the parish.
lie leaves u wife and eight children to
mourn his loss.
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years.
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Iinnkrr InmlIlon,. In.nrnnec.

Frank Hamilton, the Austin banker
who died recently, left Insurance on
his life for $1,000, TO go to his wife
and his children by his former wife.
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stabbed to Death while In-enslblc,

AT Oldenburg, Frank Danels, a Bohe-
milan planter was killed by Walter
Jones, aged Is. Danck drove Jones
stock out OF his cane field, and Jones
knocked him down with stone. While
inseusible, the boy stabbed Danek to
death.
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Iiurned to Death.

A fve-year-old girl, the daughter OF
a laborcr, Julius Biyzki, was burned to
death at san Antonio. The child was
tanning FIRE which her playmatcs
had built in the yard. when her dress
caught fire from the flames.
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ph,.,c,.n. wise in Their Generation.

The above class OF scientists recognize,
and have repeatedly borne testimony, to the
efilcncy OF Hostetter's Stomnch Bitters us -
remedy and preventive of fever and ague,
rheumatism, want Of vigor, liver complaint
and some other ailments and infirm CON
litIons Of the system. Experience and OBJ
starvation have taught them its value. They
b,1t echo the verdict long since pronounced
by the public and the press. Only the be.
nieSted now are ignorant of Americas
tonis and Alternative.
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ground Urok., for n uo.p,,.,.

Ground was broken at Dallas the
other day for st. Paul's sanltarium. TO
be erected at u cost Of $4,000 by the
Sisters Of Charity.
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Don't Tobacco spit and smohe Your LII"

II You want TO quit tobacco using easily
aud forever, be made well, strong, magnetic
full Of new life and ylgor, take No-Io- Bac.
the wonder-worker that makes weak men
strong, Many gain ten pounds 81 10 pe ,en gays ays
your own druggist, who will guarantee
cure. Booklet and sample mailed free; Ad-
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New YORK.
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Lltc scntencr for Mnraer.

The jury in the trial Of James
Michael, colored, aged 80 years, who
killed, on February 10 lut, George
Henry, colored, brought NAa verdict
at Alexandria OF guilty Us charged,
without capital punishmcnt" which
mcans Imprisonment for life.
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Ieep.r Hardware Co.

The Lecpcr hardware Co, doing a
wholesale and retail business at Deni.
son, with $4,000 paid-up capital, has
made general assignment.
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Nc.ulted In a killlng.

A difficulty occurred nj Pollock,
Grant parish, between Robert sinms
and Arthur liarnctt, both white men,
which resulted in tho killing Of tho
former by the latter.
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Or. Duncan MrI.auriu.

Dr. Duncan McIaurin, a, cousin Of
Gov Mcl.aurin OF Mississippi, died in
Shreveport lie was III but few
hours. llc was ngcd 81 years nnl had
been In Shreveport about year Us u
medical specialist
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Pride Has to Hustle

"I'ride goeth before q fall" she
quoted.
"Is that so?" he returned.
$50 the poet says"
"Well, all that l have to say is that
Pride has to hump himself il he goes
before some OF the bicycle headers I've
seen scorchers take. Chicago Post.
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That joyful Feeling

With tho cxhilaratiug sense OF renewed
health and strength and Internal cleanliness
which follows tho uso Of Syrup OF Figs, u
unknown TO tho few who have not pro
gressed beyond the old.time medicines and
tie cheap substitutes sometimes offered but
never accepted by tho wel-iniormed.
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Mortgage fllod at Midnight

II, W, Trippct, Of Waxnhachic, filed
a chattcl mortgage at midnight nam.
ing A. Trippct, Sr trustee, The local
Indebtedness amounts TO s5e,5l7. The
stock will invoice $4,000
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Local Option Election.

On petition Of over 900 citizens,
the commissioners court Of Harrison
county has ordered an election on
local option at Marshall.
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Killed by III. Bro,hcr.ln.Iaw.

Near Roclsdalc, W, h, Swanscy shot
and killed Jerry Crosby, hIs brother.
in.law, Crosby is snid to have threat.
encd Swanscy's life.
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stock Killed by Volyrs.

The stocltmen in the counties west OF
San Antonio report heavy losses OF
young cattle and sheep from the de.
predatious OF wolves and mountain
panthers.
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ONT On llnn,l.

Theodore Merton, = farmer, who
killed Henry Candy recently, near
Wallace lake, was released from jail a,
Shreveport On bond,
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IlicJ a Deed OF Trust,

Il, II, Stroud, dealer In hardware and
farming Implements, llillsboro. has
filed deed OF trust. Creditors are
preferred TO the amount Of sl7,0ii.20.
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KILLED while Going to Church.

Al Nus, Limestone county, as Charlie
Duke, II years old, was on his way to
church recently, he was killed by Joe
Ewing
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Found Dend In His once.

DR., II, j. Mott was found dead in his
office ut Bccyillc, evidently from
natural causes lie was o. and had
been II resident of Bccvllle for 20
wears.
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u WENT to two receptions last might
and lost my umbrella at the last. " "lt's .
wonder you didn't lose It at tho first one. u
"1hat's where ] got it.n-Ex.
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Cation Gin burned.

T. =. Crumley's cotton gin, near
Hillshoro, was destroyed by an inccn.
diary arc the other day. Loss, $1,000,
Insurance, $1,000.
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,Io.rpi, n, Itrr,i

Joseph y, Reed died at Lake Charles
from pneumonia. For soms years he
had published the Lake CHARLES Press.
lie came from lllinoi,.
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Live Stock Market.

ST Louis Cattle Fancy export, a OOaa ",
falr 10 choice, Is uOgioli bulohors sgboitJ ~,
cows und hoifors saoOhgsS. hogs Packing,
sJoaasJ butchers hogs, sil0aagS. lights
s12ptdso sheep Price, range Ut t2Ua
40 spring lambs, tJ0sDLbo
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Denton Grocrrs,

X. & T., Il, Ham, retail groccrs at
Denton, filed II deed Of trust the other
day, naming John A, Ham, trustee.
Liabilities, Sl9,i03.
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SUPERSTITION -"Somebody has
invonted mirror that will not break. ~
"Graoious! Now how arc we going to tell
when there is to be u death in the houseF'-
Chlcago Record.
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Judge \, 4. Taylar.

s. l. Taylor, several timls Judge oi
the district court, died ~ shreveport
the other day. lie was % years
old,
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"f THOUGHT you said Tearem was given
to the most lofty flights Of fancy.n 81 did,
He hon ,stly thinks lc Is an nactor."-Detroit
Free Pa IS.
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To Relieve Drsurht sur,rsrs,

Citizens OF liienviIlc, Caldwell, Clai.
borne, Jackson, Lincoln, ouachita and
Union parishes met at Mouroc and dis.
cussed the draught situation.
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"DlGBY Tells mo he fears his wife is the
itm "Bargain countcr.n - Chicago Record
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Hog, Lower at si@Gs W
Cation,
Financial,

Quotations for nilddllng range as follows 81
Louis, ne New Nora. iAoi New Orleans,
5S-l6ei Memphis, 7l.ei Charleston, 5te
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DoS'T Neglect n Cough Take Some Halc's
Honey OF llorehound and Tar i,lAt1nia
Pixies Toothachc Drops Cure in one minute
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Assigned,

J. Il. Rowland, general merchandise,
Rockdalc, has assigned, naming c. H.
Coflicld, trustee, Liabilities.and assets
about equal, $1,000
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A DiscovERY.-"I'vo discovered some
thing the most fractious broucho can't
throw.n "What's thati" Kisses. Chat
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"You,1 shouted the long, lean man, "you
sir, are no patr. ot.n "Well, what u
ANTI retortel the short, fat man. "Elec
tions over, amt indianapolis Journal
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JosEs-"Good morning, Benson. How dc
you find husiucssn Bcnson-"By judlciou,
advertising n-Harlcm Life.
The American guide., 1896-11-21

! COULD not get along without Plso's Cure
L. q. MorLIoS, Nocdham, Mass, Oct %, w.
The American guide., 1896-11-21

A NUMBER Of youngsters Of this town en-
gagged In q battle the other day. Not o
stone was left unturned to mako tho affair
a success-Wes est Union Gazette.