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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-02-08


There are County Warrants in the County Clerlis
Office for the following named persous subject to their
order for amounts varying from fifty cents to a num-
Der of dollars. All warrants not called for within
three years from the date of issue are cancelled Our
reason for publishing the list is this: MANY persons
are not aware that these warrants are awaiting them
or have forgotten that they had claims Certain par
ties are engaged in writing to such persona trying to
purchase the claims at discount The owners not
knowing what shape they n sell them at perhaps
less than BALI their face, and the purchasers pocket
the whole amount These warrants are worth their
face IN cash If any of the parties owe the Chief or
wish to subscribe will take them at their face the
same as if they were greenbaeks:
aamsbury s. f. Lancaster j. H.
bByeTJ u Lawhon B. +.
49, ", ~ Leonard j. A.
bayiess Wm Low j. W.
Baker Thos. II. Lynch Campbell
P purkna1er Chas Aanville George.
Chamberlain p. p Mann jackson.
Campbell j. A. McCarty Jsmes
CnpPsn Joseph. Miller fetsr
Carroll o. b. Mar,hali ri
Carrier a. H. Mavhertsr d..
C C1Mger r. Nelson Tyra-
Dubach Fred Nuttipe D.
Disque A. Nevfar Ch..
Derrick Daniel. Nigus A.
Dockhorn Chas Obriscoii Wm
Darby John Ovsrlandsr wssh.
Edgeriy Sd Perry A.
Euiof SustIce feirman N.
Etberton Chas. PenniuRtoo d.
Fettsr Lucas Farmer Thoa
Fields Rosa. Price n
Flick G. W. Pickett VIM
Foley Michael Pike Geo
GLADDEN. A. RYAN Joel Sen
Groh Peter. Rspp N
Garten w. B. Randolph Jos.
Green Margaret. Ramsslf J.
Gray W. Roberts J. B.
Highley LsRoy. Rullman l.
Hill WIN. Sharp Isaac.
Hargis w. C.. Shilbey VIM
Hoffman H. n. SchusfSr n
Hale C. A. Staiwralt 3.
Hopkins G. 8. Studer John.
Harris W. n. SprsRl Prank.
Harper Thos- sanford Amos.
Haveing B. , Schosk J. W.
Henney Jesse. Soper p. s.
Hewns II. G. Thoass W.P.
Jenike WIN. Watkins T. n
johnson r. waller W. B.
johnson s. Wade n.
King j.. W. Williams J. G.
Kirby Thos. Wakefield r. s.
Kirkpatrick s. wsds 8. p.
Kimber 4. Zinmerman ]. l.
Lavereptz H. Zimmerman N.
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A Misering Machine.

The only complete method Of getting true and per-
feet frame. is to have it made with this machine Sc
ect the style Of moulding. and give and STYLE lock
il up in a room with the machine, and in q few
ments your frame is ready But if the above does not
look plausible 90 and examine the machine also the
most complete assortment of new styles of moulding
brought to Troy. at W. r. Ruasrlrs the leading
druggist Low Prccs and new styles fail to win
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HERD LAw.-The great question came up for action
by the County Board, Tuesday. The circumstances
showed 1850 signatures against the enforcement of the
law, while the petitions in favor Of it contained but
474 names-or not much onefourth. As there are
only about 5000 voters in the County, if every legal
voter should turn ont there were considerable ma
jority of the whole against the law. We were salts
fed, time ago, that majority would be against
it, hut did not know il would he one-sided. Not
wthstandng this decisive majority, number of per-
INDUCED in elaborate arguments before the Board
for and against the law. very large number of per
in attendance from all parts of the County
Many seemed To have an impression that the Board
would enforce the law whether no. notwithstanding
they had asked expression of the people, by which
guide their action. There having been clamor for
submitting the question a of the people, the
only way to obtain expression the Board have
concluded to let the people vote it, at the next No
vember election
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Business cards of lines OF less, s5 year
For legal and transient versements 81 per square
for insertion cents per square for each
subsequent insertion
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
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advance.
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- &. W. waynant, Assistant Clerk of the HOUSE,
called On us Monday evening. He took advantage Of
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Nnlea Kanael.

span Of mules, good sise, and well broken v.afes
g., IN. Comfy Farm. C. LxlAxp, JR
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20 The house Of Reuben Mccartney, four miles
east Of here on the Highland road took ire and burnt
down ON last Sunday sftern1on The cause ofthe fire
II laid 10 . detective fne. The house not worth
many hundred dollar. hat Mr. u. says, Eve hundred
dollar would not than make god the los Of the
eoatrnts: although the family AZ hsoe and saw
ed considerable. No issnrance.-HiswsfAa Di.PateA,
lsG
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DOCTOR 8. j. DAILY,

OF Kansas City, formerly Surgeon in the U. s. Army
Hospital at Louisville, Chattanooga and Atlanta spe-
ciast in chronic and surgical Diseases piles, fstula,
etc., will he at the Highly House, in Troy, February
18th and 14th at Severance the l5th and at Hiawaths
the 10th and 18th. DIR. Daily is ripe in experience in
his business, and is plain, common sense gentleman
He gives you his methods of their theory and
plication, and refers you to leading business men
throughout the country, whom he has treated and
cured. He positively piles and fstula without
pain, knife caustic lgature. or hndrance from bust
ness and guarantees thorough removal of all traces
of the tumors whatever constitutes the disease.
Refers to w. b. Barnett banker, L. Case, dry goods
dealer, Henry NJ Robinson, ticket agent and others,
of Hiawatha. Kan, well to leading business
in Kansas City, ST. Joseph, Leavenworth. Topeka, SC.
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DR.. r. G. MOPFMEIER,
Physician,

(6rsdssis n u Uais~xb @ xsy,ssd, Cissq lssz.)
nrYICE absvs ". p. Rsssells Drug esors vAsrs he
U e. - fond day sad sight uasss pssfssassesily
saeagsd 2spr7s-
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First District-J s. Long born in Allegheny Cous-
ty. Pennsylvania April 1th Is3i received common
school education attended, Teids academy at Aegheny
City received the degree q r. ID. at the Eclectic 8edf
al college at Ciseinnau In is7; removed To Douphan
County Kansas 1855 prscticed for several and
Afterwards engaged In bussees . trader with the
Osage Indians Indian Territory and 10 engaged
in the live stock and farming busaea elected To the
House . Republican il 1875.
Second Dissriet-Rsbeft Tracy born In View Lon
don Rails County Niassar. October -. ls>o lived n
DssipAas Csasty K.ssas n less; received esoonon
school edneatea learned The Printsrs trade II Sc 10
seph Missouri: Published the Eluood Phess and Troy
Reporer; essisd Msy ISL h The Isl Ksssas infant
rs private asd .as Ise.osed 70 sr.t hrutss.ss e.
yrars and three mouths County Treasurer elect
Cd 70 The Houss - . Repubaican IN 1876.
PetrP Nanvilie-Peser xsnviile II wathena vas born
In Winesburx Holmes County. Ohio. June 18Th ls13
eeived esnsee sehoa cdseattse reosvsd 70 Platte
County No. In iss1 served In ths a Nssoar Militia
rruoved y Doaphsa County, Kaassa In le0 has fol
loved the oesspesies Of 6rass; vas elected To the
House 0 Rspuhlosn N ls3s.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

SMITHS TONIC SYRUP has been counterfeited and the
counterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article have Dr. JOIN Bulls private
,.mp ON each bottle Dr. JOHN only has the right
TO manufacture and sail the original JoHSJ. sxrns Ton
,c srRuP OF Louisville KY Examine well the label on
each bottle my private stamp is not On each bottle
do not purchase you will be deceived See my column
advertisement and my show card. will prosecute any
one infringing my right The 9ens'"t SMITHS TONIC
SYR,P can be prepared only by myself.
DE- JOHN BULL,
.-,.u.,, Louisville. Ky.
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y We have received letter sddre.~ed ITO Mr..
eDeter troy shelf
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FRANKLIN BADCoCK
win negotiate loans for parties vishing to borre"
money. Hse'e'
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- Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
BY G. Leland.
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r. Mr-. Riley, wife of No.es Riley, did On Friday
night.
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Meuey % Leas,

Meuey % Lean,
On long time at low interest, on well i"pr'vea
Donphan County, Ksnsas. Apply to
iunsa4 XXX STOUT Troy. Ksasss.
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Gers! Gers. Gers.
Corn taken for Goods, 81.
Corn taken for accounts!
Corn taken for CASH
ATA PouLEr's CAsn SroRK
decS White Cloud, Kansas.
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Fer Sole,

The finest stock farm in Atehison County for sale.
containing I'D serrs al land, 30 acres in high state
Of cultivation and 20 Of good timber and living
water miles north west of Muscotsh will seil low,
or exchange for general stock Of merchandise, or
trade for good lasds in Dooiphan County. For fur
ther particulars, apply to
JOSEPH NccRUN,
lfeb4w Dooiphan, Kansas.
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For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION Jaundice Bilious
attacks SICK HEADACHE. Collie Depression Of Spirits
SOUR STOMACH Heart Burn, &C.. &c.
This unrvalled Southern Remedy IL warranted not To
contain Q angle particle Of MERCURY or any iniurious
ah~far hut
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MONEY To LOAN,
On long time low rates Of interest secured by farm
mortgages. r. II. DRENNING;.
Troy KAnaas, Feb. n. ISIS. o. ga
~ selovers Flour at Lelsnds. and warranted goo
- any other make.
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ASK the recovered dyspep-
ties, Bilious sufferers, victims
Of Fever and Ague. the mer-
curial diseased patient, how
they recovered health. cheer
full spirits and good appetite.
they will tell you by taking
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
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NobLOCH, j. w. Clerk of the fiopn
Aeoencit.-Thibodaux La.
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Below is printed the votes
for President. at all the elections
in which there were minority
elections, in which Presidents
were chosen who had not OBJ
tanned majority of all the votes
cast, with the remarks of the
Louisville Courier Journal. il,
relation thereto:
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An Englishman devised a
trick that beats any thing OF Van
kee Invention in that line. He de
sired to bea physician, but he
hadnO education in medicine, and
Il diploma was necessary. So he
hired a needy phisician to perso
nate him before the examining
board, answer the questions, aud
get the diploma in his name. The
plan was successful, but there
was "A subsequent exposure fol-
lowed by the arrest.
The extreme height Of misery
is a small boy with u pair Of new
boots and no mud nuddle.
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III. HOFFMANN,


BEGTO ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS
i in the Country and to the Sugar Plan
ters in general that am row prepared to
carry en the Su gar FactoFage and OommIs
ON Business on an extensive scale and
take pleasure in offering them my service,
Libegal ad yances made on Crops.
sCsa,try correspondence solicited.
I LEON GODCHAUX.
stis 81 and S3 Canal street,
S New Orleans.
II 2lI m =.
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE

a beautiful Quarterly journal, finely illus
trated. and containing an elegant colored
Fower Plate with the first number. Price
only 25 cents for the year. The first No. for
1877 just issued in German and English.
T-ick's F1ouer d Iegctable Garden. in pa
per 80 cents with elegant cloth covers
$i.00.
Tick's Catalague-300 Illustrations, only
. cents.
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
4 Regular meeting Second Thursda
of each month.
Officers :-Silas T.. Grisamore, Presi
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President j
Omer Landry, Treasurer !; Henry Riviere
Secretary +. Samoan. Stage Manager J
A Perrin, assistant Stage Manager; John
Hay Property Man; I. .Bergeron, Costumer
a f. knobloch, Prolnpter j. L. Webre,
Assistaat, A. B. Ragan, Floor Manager
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee OF arrangements : A. b. Ra
gan. Chairman, J. n. Wright, l.. Aucoin,
NJ. I. Higgingbotham.
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Hayes, Cooper and Smith combined4l14,5 81
1t will be seen from the table
that in the five "minority elec>
tions"-lS24, 1914, 1S4S, 1856
and 186O-no candidate received
a majority cf all the votes cast !;
but in each of those elections,
excepting that of 1924, the candi.
date having the greatest number
OF votes was appointed. Bat in
1876 Mr.. Ti.den was the candi>
date who received not only the
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THRONE, J. A. Books and stationary depp
L Market street, between st. Philip and
st. louis topposite Washington Hotel).
Photographic Cutlery, ap stairs.
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A New SOUTHERN INDUSTRY.
Several firms are now, packing
trOpic production of Northern use
and with good prospects of sue.
cess. They exhibit the delicious
blue fig OF Louisiana, put up in
handsome pint bottles, in brandy,
and in a very heavy syrup. They
are neatly labeled and put up in
ccses of one dozeu, guaranteed to
contain Is pounds net to the
dozen. Thev are quite a new thing
in the market and delicious
fruit, and will be snre to take
wei! with the trade. The Louisiana
orange preserve, in heavy syrup
are put up in the same style AZ
the fig, and as the Louisiana
ripe orange fresh from the tree.
and weigh Is pounds to the dozen.
Their Louisiana artichOke bot
toms compare we'll with the i'm
ported French. In fact, the Loulsi
ana artichOkes are finer in fibre
than the imported and not 50
large and coarse, ,and when better
known will be appreciated over
the imported, The Gulf shrimp,
put up i'll tin cans with patent
lining, without any liquid, are
fresh and ready for the table.
They require no cooking and are
decidedly an addition to the can
ned fish now in the market. They
are "A very delicate fish, and we
predict an extensive sale of them.
They also put up /. fresh Louisi
ana gumbO flee, for thicke,liuy
soup
1t may be interesting to our
readers to know the season these
goods are packed. Shrimp are
packed in March, April and Nav.
The find does not cOme up 70 that
OF salmon and lobster, eonse.
quently the quantity packed can
never come up to the latter goods.
Louisiana :.artichokes are put up
in May, aVd the quantity is limi-
ted. Louisiana ripe figs, picked
and put up fresh from the tree
I'D heavy syrup or liquor, are
packed in July. The orange pres
serves are put up in December
aud january; are picked ripe
from the tree, cut up into quar-
ters, and packed in their heavy
syrup.
1t Is very gratifying to see
these advances of a true return
to the best prosperity in the
South. The nataral products of
That section are unequaled in the
world, and such enterprises must
prove eventually very profitable.
Exchange.
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NO. 81

greatest number of votes but a
majority of all the votes cast; yet
MIR. Hayes candidate who res
ceived a less number of votes,
aud who, though he had received
all the votes not given for Mr..
Tllden, would still have had only
q minority, is appointed.
ln 1924 the majority vote of
the country, though not given for
MIR. Adams, was given against
his principal competitor, Jack.
son. The state of the vote proved
that a majority Of the people in
1874 did not want jackson for
president. The appointment of
Adams was made by the House
OF Representatives, and in that
it was a rejection of jackson it
was an appointment in accord.
ance with the express will of the
political majority of the nation.
The representatives conveyed
the will of the popular majority
into effect.
In 1876, the political majority
OF the nation elected Mr.. Tilden,
not only over Mr.. Hayes, but
over all other candidates com.
bined. Bu: House Of Represen
tatives, having full constitutional
power and authority to convey
the ll::of the majority into effect,
and corresponding in its own ma.
jority to the popular majority,
proved recreant to the popular
trust, abdicated it's representa>
tive function and it's constitution
al Office. and not only acquiesced
but aided in "a revolutionary
overturn Of the decision of a ma.
.jority of the nation and in setting
up as president a candidate hav-
ing not even a plurality of votes,
but resting his pretension upon
the grossest fraund aud outiawry.
The case stands alone, wholly
without IA precedent, unparalleled
i'll iniquity and unapproached in
revolutionary lawlessness by any
other event in American history.
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VERNOTT, FRANK. Matchmaker and
~ Dealer IN tiae Jewclry dc. Main Street
between st. Philip aud jackson Streets.
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GAZZO DIR. j. b C., Physician and
~ Aeouehenr, Thibodaux P. O., Lafour
che Parish, La.
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bothanl. Secretary; H. w. Tabor, Jr., AS,
sistant Secretary: H. w. Tabor, Foreman :,
d. Champagne, assistant Foreman j. 6.
Oshwald, Hose Director; H. TetI eaux. As
tant Hose Dir'tor; H II. Michelet, Engine
Director p. A. DeManadf. Assistant En-
gine Director; Q. Malbrough, Tyler Jos.
ThibOdeaux. Treasurer.
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VICK'S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN

is the most beautiful work of the kind in
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Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 25 cents a
year. .t-..
Ticks Catalogue-3D0 Illustrations, only
2 cents. rlE
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y
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DHLIU, J. s., 1itorney at Lar,-oft!-e
Id Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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nLAKE, E W., 4ttorney at La~,-of-
I'D fee Green Street,
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DADEAUX, J. Family and Plantation
% Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
Ind Focus.
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% ADEAUX, THOMAS, 4harney at Lo,c
ID corner Main and Focus Streets, up
5tairs.s
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IA UCOIN. p. A., Family and Planta-
[A ton Groceries, Main street, between
Focus and St Philip streets.
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DLUM, S. Dry Goods mud Grocery, cor
ner Main and Jackson Streets.
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&A ZEMA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
"a st., between jackson and st. Phi
lip Streets.
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= LLAIN, L. S. g. LEBLANC, f. E..
~ Notaries public. Office Green Street.
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j. F., Surgeon Dentist.
office, corner Green and st. Brldg-
et Streets.
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NEUNlER, A., Dealer in Foreig,. an
WI Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.,
Main Street corner st Philip.
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T OhIO, p. E., Justice Of the Peace, End
IL Ward Il Mayor of the Iorn,-of-
ice corner Green and Levee Streets.
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EDOURQUIN 81 BOURON, Watehma-
I'D ker and Gunsmiih, Dealers in Je,ret-
Ery Firearms DC, corner Market and st.
Louis Streets.
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DINNiNG GS, S. A. Mrs. luaiinary and
I'd Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson and
Jhibofaux sts.
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NACHADO,J J. D. Groceries and Dry
V1 Goods, corner Maine Jackson and
Lcyee Streets.
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|nANSEREAU. H., Physician. corner
u St. Philip and st. Bridget Streets
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AONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade
WI my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction of Sister st. Bernard.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-03-24

CELSIOR-LODGE NO. 3i.-Eegu-
IL lar meetings at the Odd Fellow' 5
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Officers e. Sabc,urin. y. &. JOS. I. Thi-
| bodeaux. v. g.. s. L. Grisamore. See. V.
Samoan, Treasurer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-03-24

#nANSEREAU, P. Physician, corner
" Jackson and Short Streets.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-03-24

Wagons and Carts, Depot GU
lid Leyee Street near the Thibodaux
Foundry. w. H. RAGAN. Agent.