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). J. Griffin, Corner Twenty-fourth
and Grant OGDEN Utah

Agent for Crescent and Columbia BIZ
cycles. Wheels rented, % cents per
hour. Fishing rods made and repaired.
Model and rubber stamp making a
speciality
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as and so Main Street.

A great nightgown sale; 81 gowns
for 49 cents.
R. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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The above meeting is postponed until
Tuesday. the 18th day of June. 1897. at 10
o'clock a. n, at the same place
ALEX MILLAR. Secretary.
Dated MAY a. 1891
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Over the State.

Castle Valley News: Price is today
the best town of its size in Utah. More
money is daily exchanged and circu
lated here, better prices and more
transfers of real estate prevail here
than in any town of equal population
in Utah. The opening OF the Uncom-
pahgre reservation, which now looks so
favorable, should give this town such
a boom as the mOssback element within
it never dreamed of. We expect and
predict that within IS months Price
viii have 5000 inhabitants and will be
recognized as one of the important
business centers Of the state.
Vernal Express: There is very little
agricultural land on the UncomDahgre
reservation and after the Indians are
located nothing but bluffs and sand
hills viii remain for settlers. the as
phaltum lands being the only lands
worth taking.
r. Veltman showed the Express re-
porter over his garden = few days ago
and we saw some OF the largest straw
berries we have ever seen in Uintah
county. Some specimens were nearly
four inches in circumference. The 3at-
look for the strawberry crop in Ashley
valley is very good.
Tom Brumback, one of the prosperous
stOckmen of the upper YamDa valley
and Miss Daisy Allen came all the way
from Steamboat Springs, Colo, dis
lance OF 200 miles, last week to get
married on Utah's fertile soil Hand
some returns are always realized from
deals made in Utah, especially deals
of this nature, and it seems the young
people across the line are catching on
to the fact
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ALL OFF FOR A MONTH.
BONDING PROPOSITION POST.
PoNED By THE COUNCIL.

Horace Peery Questions Mayor
Spencer and Touches Up George
Washington Jones-Case of Kic-
sci VS.. Hill--County's Business
and Miscellaneous News.
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ERIE MEDICAL CO., S s. EEAqosH \. 81 7:

Notice of Mortgage Sale OF the Prop
erty OF the Salt Lake & Fort Doug
les Railway Company, the Salt
Lake & Eastern Railway Company,
and the Utah Central Railway
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AZ and so Main Street.

%
Fast Black Shirt Waists; $1.25 quail
ity for 40 cents each.
r. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern
Railway Observation-Disclosures
Meeting
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Personal property can be moved. 1t
is the owners of real property who
must pay the bonds in the end.
HORACE F. PERRY
Evening star., 1897-02-19
HIT A FATAL BLOW.
Benny Coleman Died Two Hours After
Participating in Il Glove Contest.

Benny Coleman Died Tive Hours After
Participating in Glove Contest.
Benny Coleman, a little colored bow. met
death in the ring Of the Manhattan Athletic
CLUB at Cincinnati last night in the first
round OF MS boxing bout with VIM Wright
While his limp body was being carried out
OF the arena and into a dressing room by
MS seconds. the spectators none of whom
suspected the awful truth, cheered Justify
Iof the little black boy, Wright, who had
been proclaimed victor over him.
Both Coleman and his adversary were
young colored boys, inexperienced and un-
scientific. They have probably participated
III more or less private boxing but neither
can be remembered as having faced an
audience as a boxer before
Their battle with gloves was as yigorous
as IL was unscientific, and as fierce as IL
was brlef. AT the call of time they met in
the center and PUNCHED, jabbed and swung
wildly at each other. Each landed several
times during each minute. but Wright was
quick to crowd his fellow upon the first
premonltory sign of weakness. and in an
other minute had him pinned against the
ropes of the ring in Wright's own corner.
There was clinch, but Wright still crowd
ed, and swinging blow with the right
hand struck the helpless Coleman on the
side OF the neck. Almost instantly he drop-
ped to the floor, limp and almost lifeless
Referee Lally appreciated that the bov
was out for, without going through the
formality of counting the seconds, he gave
ms decision promptly on the fall and pro-
claimed the winner 1t was nearly two
hours later that the boy died
Ihe police have arrested John Simcoe, the
manager of the Manhattan Club; Rudd
Laliy, the referee; Will Rogers, one of the
seconds.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
SEEING THE FIGHT
Plans for the Amphitheater at Carson
Selected.
WILL Be A NOVEL STRUCTURE
An interesting Hockey Match at
the Skating Rink.
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

CARSON. New, February 19.-The plans
simmons fight have been accepted. a San
Francisco architect carrying off the prize.
The building will be different in appear
ance from any structure used for the same
purpose. In shape 1t is to be a perfect
octagon. The ring will occupy a central
square and in parallel square outside of
it will be the forty box seats and press
stands. Converging from all sides to the
edge of this outside square will run twelve
very large sections, rising gradually in
height to the sides of the inclosure and
giving the whole interior somewhat the
effect of a coliseum. Each of these sec
tions will hold 1000 persons, the square
circling the ring having seating accom-
mediation for 1900 or mere. The ring is to
be pitched at a height of five feet and the
seats for the accommodation of members
of the press will be placed directly under it.
Last night a delegation consisting of
half dozen citizens of Empire came into
town and offered Julian handsome induce
ments to rent the training quarters in that
neighborhood. He refused however TO
break his agreement with Cook. The little
manager had a dsagreeable experience
took sleigh and drove out in a binding
storm to the ranch. He started for home
at dark, lost his way in the SagebruSh, and
was compelled to get out and hunt for the
road on foot. While he was searching in
the dark for signs of track his horse
bolted with the sleigh and over a mile.
finally pulling up in front of the Nevada
penitentiary, with the sleigh pretty nearly
smashed to pieces. 1t took Julian about
three hours to walk back home.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
AN INTERESTING EXHIBITION.
Last Nights Hockey Match With the
Maryland Athletic Club Team.


Maryland Athletic Club Team.
The game of hockey at the Convention
Hall Ice Palace last night between the
Maryland Athletic Club of Baltimore and
the All-W ashington teams was by far the
most interesting exhibition of that sport
ever seen in this city. Although the Mary
land team succeeded in shutting out the
locals by score of to o. the play
throughout was spirited, and at no time
did the Batimoreans have the easy task
anticipated i'll disposing of the Washing
ton players.
The Baltimore team is one of the strong
est i'll the country, and has just been
matched by Mr.. David Towers to play the
New York Athletic Club for the champion
ship of the eastern states. The team work
of the club is almost perfect and altogether
IT is hard team to go against. The local
aggregation was strengthened by Scholl
one of the best. if not the best, goal keep
ers in the country; Williams. point and
Hodges, right forward. The team did not
nave the best system of concerted work
possible, although the individual play was
good, and the superior force of the Balti-
more team in this direction was felt and
appreciated at almost every moment in
the game.
The Baltimore team made two goals in
the first half, although the score would
have been larger but for the splendid work
OF Scholl at goal. In this half Maize and
1endiey distinguished themselves by some
particularly fine individual work. In the
second half the Maryland club added a
couple more. one an especially fine lift by
foncke, and the game ended with this
score. ~
Notwithstanding the bad weather. one of
the largest crowds of the season was nres
ent. ana the rooters' for both teams-the
Maryland team brought over with it a
large number of this order-kept up an
incessant din to encourage their favorites
lie liie-uD was fOllOWS-
Washlngton-Scholl, goal; Williams noint.
MOTIFS, cover point; Hendley. center:
Maize. rover; Hodges right forward
Bushnell, left forward
maryland Athletic Club-Krebs goal.
Corcoran, point; Foucke cover point: Peter
sen, center; Perdy, rover: Simmons, right
forward; Corning. left forward
Goais-Perry, Petersen, Corcoran and
corning. referee, DR.. w. A. Bisnaw Time
keeper, c. H. Richardson Goal umniresI
DR.. S. r. Walker and NJ L. Couch
Evening star., 1897-02-19
SIGNED AND TRANSFERRED.
Recent Contracts Promulgated b
President Young

Recent Contracts Promulgated by
President Young.
Among the latest batch of contracts pro-
mulgated by President Young are the fol-
lowing:
With Boston-H. Duffy, J. E. Stivetts and
Geo. Yeager.
With Brooklyn-Alex. Smith
With Syracuse-John Malarkey tformerly
Of the Washington club).
With Toronto-W. Baker, G. Bradford. ].
H. Dannehower, J. Devine ana J. MOZART
Ian.
All National League clubs having waived
CAIN to their services, the following play
ers have been transferred from the ma ior
league to various minor league clubs:
By Chicago-To st. Paul, H. Parker and
A. G. Mcbride; to Kansas City, L. Mac
Farland.
BY Cleveland-To Columbus, Geo. Tebeau.
BY Baltimore-To Paterson, w. H Keis-
ter.
In exchange for Infielder Keister the Bal
cid exceptionally good work In the Atlantic
League last year.
Agte G. Mcbride, transferred to ST Paul.
is Washington boy, who made a reputa-
tion with the Alerts. After playing In the
Southern League. and winning the batting
premiership of the Texas League In ISS5
with an average of .444, he was drafted by
farmed out to Grand Rapids of the Western
League. He stood well mp among the lead
ing batters Of this league with record
OF .345.
Juvenile Athletes.
There was pretty athletic exhibition
last evening at the Masonic Temple, before
Evening star., 1897-02-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY

Continued from Seventh Page)
Evening star., 1897-02-19
Why Elliott Was Beaten.

EX-President Sterling Elliott of the L.
A. W. has issued signed statement
quoting the causes and explaining their eX-
istence, of his defeat for reelection to the
league presidency. He directly charges his
defeat to the ill-will of Spencer T. Will
hams-1ll-will, he says, due to non-com-
pliance with Williams recommendation of
a Handicapped for the Boston district. Mr.
Elliott appointed Mr.. Kerrison, as Will
Hams' candidate, it is alleged, was very
unpopular.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
Michael Nnde Elfpi.le.

Jimmy Michael, the Welsh champion and
the 103-pound worlds champion hour rec
ord holder, who is in Boston. with Col
Herrick of Chicago, has agreed to sign as
a member of the cycling team of an
American wheel concern. This puts the
little chap in position to ride for the
American championships and to make the
circuit the coming season
Evening star., 1897-02-19
Juvenile Athletes.

There was q pretty athletic exhibition
last evening at the Masonic Temple, before
Evening star., 1897-02-19

many spectators. in which the attraction
was the appearance of the pupils of Mr.
r. Raymond Riordon. children between the
ages of six and thirteen years of age. The
showing made was creditable, and was APP
preciated.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
1t SIS Seventh Street.

We have Lamps in
prices to suit all. The
styles are Of a greater
variety than ever be.
fore. For Banquets,
Piano, Parlor and for
Reading. Our Onyx
Tables are well made
and pretty In design.
Come I'm and look at
cur hne display.
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Des evenements importants Sc sont

Des evenements importants Sc sont
passes a Tile de Cube depuls lie
commencement du mois. Dams une
rencontrc entire l'armee espagnole ct
larmee insurgee, lie chef de celle-ci.
Antonio Maceo, a etc tue. Les
Cubains dissent quill q etc %assassine,
i la suite dune trahison ENCOURAGE
par Weyler mails &c dernier sontient
energiquement que c'est faux ct que
| Maceo a bien etc tue au cours dune
bataille. La verite est ditficlle d
connaitre, tant sont contradictoires
les nouvelles qui viennent de File.
| Maceo est remplace dams lie comman-
dement, de rarmee revolutionnaire
par le general Juan Luis Rivera.
Weyler Sc fellcite dune grande
yictolre dams Engagement qui a Gu
lieu entire les deux armees, mais,
chose etrange, au lieu de rrofter dies
avantages que lul offrait cette victoi-
re. il s'est retire 4 Ia Havane.
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Ia FRANC M4CONNERIE
UX ETATS.U NIS.

Suivant lie grand-maftre Vrooman,
il y await en- 1890, dams lie seul Etat
de New York, 10000 maeons occu-
pant DIES positions honorables ct,
parmi eux, 700 ministries protestants.
Avec %l'extention extraordinaire
qua prise la franc maeonnerle dams
e quinze dernieres a%nnees, les
Wagons dams lie meme Etat~ depassent
maintenant lie nombre de 100, 900, ct
scion toute probahilite, les ministries
celul de 1000, car ceux qui desirent
a~rriver estiment quill est necessaire
de faire partie de l'ordre pour obtenir
dc ARRANGEMENT on acquerir de la
popnlarite.
Quelques roms a rappui
lie DR. Hall, de Brooklyn, etait
membre influent de l'ordre lie Rev.
docteur Thuring, de Brooklyn egale-
ment, est grand prelat DIES chevaliers
du Temple reveque Potter, de New
York, est supreme grand prelat de la
supreme grande Loge de Get Etat.
En- f6vrier dernier, un ecrivain
etablissait que parmi les societies
s~ecretes, Ia premiere a signaler par
le nonbre de scs adherents est celle
DIES "Odd Fellows qul compile plds
dun million de membres ; les francs
macons sont pres dun million /; les
chevaliers de Pythias, III demi-million;
les trayailleurs unis, 400, 900 environ.
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ut CYprien Kerne qui, Ia semaine
's'n'ere, a Gu lie pied gauele scrase
~ e chemin de fer d'txploitation lie
aao''atlon Trosclair ct Robichaus
= mort landi lernier DIES suites lie
8 accident. Lie dtfunt ttait age
= = ans ct ses funerailles ont eu
as' e lendemaln d r'Eglise Catholi
a'e stJoseph au milieu dun nom
ssa4 eoncours d'amis ct de connais
aaces de Ia familIe.
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ROULAlSON.

Les travaux de roulaison sont q
peu pres termines dams toute la
paroisse.
81 les %planteurs mont pas Ell tout
ce qu'ils pouvaient desirer, lis auraient
bien tort de he pas sc fellc,ter de la
cleinence extraordinaire de la saison.
Jamais encore on ma III un decembre
81 benin, 81 doux, ST beau. A pelne
nous a-t-il donne de piuie hi de
froid. Son ciel a etc pnr la plus
grande partie du temps ct 81 ses NUTS
ont etc un pen froides, ses journees
ont etc agreables ct ~superbes. Aussi
la roulaison a.t-elle etc generalement
facile.
L'annee nouvelle est maintenant
cnverte ct beaucoup esperent qu'elle
scra favorable aux Industries agrico.
les, don't nous %dependops enforcement.
Tn enlargement administration aura
lieu ct nous procurera peut.etre DIES
resormes qui amelioreront la condi-
ton generate DIES chooses. Attentions
ct esperons.
La culture du riz. a~bandonnee en-
grande paitie dams nos paroisses
r%iveraines depuis quelqres annees, Il
la suite de Ia halsse considerable de
&c produit sur lie marche, semble
vou!oir %reprendre depuis que les prix
Sc sont raffermis Fan dernier mails
ellie n'attelndra plus les proportions
conslderables dill y a vingt ans,
alors au'elle etait la principale indus
trie de la Basse-Louisiane. Beaucoup
mont pas confance dams lie maintien
de prix remunerateurs d'autres
ont plus les moyens de s~'installer
eonvenablement ct craignent de ne
pouvoir obtenlr les avauces necessai-
res. Ceux qui cultivent DIES cannes
croient plus sage de sen tenir a cette
culture, apparemment la plus stable.
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aardi dernier nous avons eu la
''sl'e de Mr. Theodore verrler aui,
a''fef0ls de T~hlbodaux. est mainte
.Aa' . Atbeyille on il exerce Ia
81 d'armurier, D'apres &c
- 'apporte, on VT tres hien dams
!. g. eoatfee une DIES plus giboyeuse
&, l'as- Les canards franeais Sc
! -as'l' . cents la paire, les perdrix
s1's Ia douzaine, les faisans, les
!. y les dindes sauvages dams les
uSs proportions.
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Nous ne sayons pas encore lie
hontsnt que Ia vile de Thibodaux
volt. Mails nous avons appris gu ellie
a0it environ 10000 sur lie Water
Works. II est probable aae les
#Fsiius &c cette nouveTle Institution
asee "a take speciale suffiront pour
PAYER celte dette ct que les ameliora-
aels &c Ia vile continueront CONNIE
V eoutame.
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v0UvELLEs LOCALES,

nrCeux qui doivent d 10 SENTI-
x,,1E pour Announcements ct pour
;n,ressions sont prizes de yenir regler
,..s ,e plus bref delai, 81 Giles ven,
- nous evIter In peine de leur
..so,er IN eollecteur.
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pepnis 10 depart de la troupe
ltamalique Uncle Josh spruceby qui
i denne une representation dimanche
sui, ID vile est entree dams monoto-
ME ordlnaire. Actuellement il ny a
plus rien pour recreer notre popula-
hon Qul est toujours avide d'amuse.
nents de bon aloi.
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s,mpdl proclaim, nous commence

c,mpli proclaim, nous commence
81. il notification Gu Local Business
r,..etoyu. 81 nous avons attendn,
me nous roulons. lie rendre
....i eomplet que possible. Ainsi
~, ceux qai ont le dtsir de faire
.%.oaitre leur genre d~'stfaires on
=, profession mont qua nous
..sovpr. avant mercredl proclaim
!, ooms ct lie genre de profession
auils poursuisent,
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Les Cheyaliers de pylhlas, Societe
IL Renaissance, organisee depuls
quelques annees, Sc prepare a faire
consiruire IN temple d l'encoignurc
des faes Market ct St-Louis.
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seus publions aujourd'hui, dams
j uuaelro Ia cllronoiogie de tous les
eqslelnents remarqnables qui Sc sont
.aq rnplis pendant l'annee 1896.
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ID fanille Alexandra Thariot went
%depfouYer n perte dies plus aou-
eareases. Son fills, j. r. T1lcriot
Ct mort mercredi dernier a la tieur
Dc Fage III ans). Ses f~untraiiles
ont Gu lieu lie lendemain al cimetiere
g fEglise Catholique St-Joseph a
aae heure de l'apres-midi au milieu
aan nomhreux concours d'amis ct
&C eonnaissanees de la famille.
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FRANCOIS TUJAGUE.

"eeSADie 1850. Ill etalC pas
decore Il n'avait pas les palmes
academiqnes. Dependant sa bouton.
mere etalt digne tic porter avec
l%onneur les l%raflnes CONNIE lie ruban
trIcolore. ntfs les hommes de
saleur ct Undergraduate ne plaisent
pas aux potentafs. IL V u, eli efiet,
nes bomnae> quI meurent sans avoir
rien tait. lis ont vecu en- parfaits
egolstes. lis mont sn que lenr
pfopre ~personnaIite. lis meurent
dahs leur niiiita ct ne soLt regrettes
Per personne. Tel n'etait pas celui
qui Went IL pattit. Ii laisse un
grand vide dams la colonie franchise.
parcc quill await coast tmment de-
fendu ses intarets. Homme lie tete
autant que de cerur il await sa Greer
DIES puvres pour perpetuer lamonr
tie la France. L'Unlon F~rancaiae,
fecole de ce nom, la societe tic la
fGte rationale, sont ses euvres elles
lui s%urvivront pour attester son
esprit d'entreprise ct de grand patril-
tisme. Ce nest pas sans courage ct
sans peine quill a fait le ben. Dams
cette vote toute de devouement, Ia
jalonsle apeieoit anand meme DIES
cotes 4 biamer. L'homme est nne
vilaine bette. LorsQue le volsin Sc
depense pour lie bien de ses concltoy.
ems, il u peur que celia ne lie rende
t-op populaire ; il fault quill jette DIES
pietres dams son jardin. C'est &c aul
est arrive 4 Nj. Tujague. II nc
youlait que lie bien, ct il s'est fait dies
ennemlS en- faisaHt lie hlen. I'll faui
. dire, a So lonange, quill a su tenir an.
dessus de tous ces sremous. II a
continue 81 route en- semant DIES
bienfaits. Arrive 4 l'aisance
par son travail, il a fat
largement la part de Ia charlie
Il la ~pratiquait wee disagreement
Tue de Francois II a sauve de la
misere ! II n%'attendait aucune recon
naissance de leur part car il n'igno.
raft pas que Ia reconnaissance est IN
fardeau qu'on depose a la premiere
encoignure.
Francois Tujague est n figure
%interessante a tous les points de vue
II s'6tait falt seul Non settlement j
await brille dams les afaires, mais i
await hrille dams la republique de:
lettres. Jeune hommc sans instruc
ton, jeta 4 l'entree de la vie sur lie:
r;ves etrangeres, il await su choisil
DIES livres ct il await acenis un vra
talent d'6crivain. Sans doute, i
r~espectait les %sujets gu; n'etaient pas
lie sa portee mails il await lie fair Ell
lie tact de ne trailer que &c qu'i
possedait a fond. Aussi on lit ave.
charme toutes ses productions. Or
V rencontre l'elegance du style ct Ii
surete du iugement. En- un mot
sans maitre, il s'etait fait un nom
il etalt passe maftre, dams Tar
d'9erire. Natlf du midi de la France
il await conserve les clans ct Ii
chaleur du pays natal. Ii a chantt
la Louisiana, sa patrie d'adoption
avec la tendresse de i'enfant lie mieu,
ne. En- un mot, un grand litterateur
un grand Francois ct IN homme de
bien a disparu en- IS personne. Nos
prieres lie suivront dams Ia tombe
En- relisant SEES ecrits dams les pages
de lOBsERvATEUR, chaque lecteul
songera au pass6 ct dira CONNIE nous
III est mort trop tot.
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Mr. MafeelIin Bergeron, membre
Do Jury de Police, est venu nous
rendre sisite cette semaine. Mr.
Brrgeron qui prend TN tres grand
initlet d ID prosperite de la paroisse,
pait toujours dune tres bonnie
sante.
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"a foulalson est termin6 sur les
aalla tious Laearde ct Acadia. Il
pratt gu ellie ma pas etc en- rapport
ss.ri Ii beaute ct Ia grandeur DIES
cannes.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-09

le Grefier de la Cour tient 4 Ia
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-09
For Sale at Bargain.

One 4 #. by 2s inches, three roller mill and
engine. One No. ) Knowles Pump, n one
copper Juice Pump.
Also one % Ell. r. portable engine, on skids
and one II inch pump.
Also one 10 inch siphon. good as new
Apply to
UZEME NaQUIN.
T~hiDodaux La.