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And large, assortment of slippers. Country
buyers will find It to their advantage to pur-
base at the RED STAR" as they are certain
1inot being overcharged on no article. The
rules OF the house are to sell STRICTLY one
6Catalogues with the plain prices of the house
cent out free of charge.
Ali orders either for country or civ will he
rOmptly attended to. va w
No postage stamps taken In payment except
or amount of mailing.
sed to w az
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THE WEEKLY THIBODAUX SENTINEL. SATURDAY, MAY II, 1873.

individual, the oldest inhabitan;.
HE quantities of freight de
barktd here four times per week
by the Henry Tete and AsSump-
ton, added to the daily receipts
by the railroad, attest the fact
that business is not on the decline
bot evidently on the increase.
The merchants OF Thibodaux
can and do s"lI their merchandise
at low rates, aud successfully
compete with New Orleans OF
any other market.
Last week a customer camt
from near Houma and purchased
goods TO the amount OF sixty dol
lars, which he said that he conld
place at his home by means OF the
branch road at considerably less
than he could have bought them
in New Orleans and shipped
them home. These are facts that
are gradually impressing them,
selves Oh our friends in the ada
cent country, who are quickly
Improving the opportunity thus
offered to secure good bargains.
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Ordinance No. 81.

Relative to the payment Of payments nv
the Town Treasurer, and torbiddjpg he
lending or selling OF any property belong
ing to the Corporation.
Section /. be 1t orusined by the Mayor
end Town Council in council assembled ,
That no claim shall hereafter be paid by
the Town treasurer unless upon voucher
OF the original payee and only after said
claim shall have previously been approved
and found correct by the Finance Commit
tee.
Section 2. Be it further ordained. Tina,
all sums drawn for workmun's account ONT
OF the appropriation made for the purpose
shall only be drawn AMI paid upon wnr-
rants specifying in favor OF whom drawn.
tor what work ut what price, and satd war.
rant must be duly endorsed or receipteI
by the original payee before the Treasurer
ID authorized to pay the same.
section 5. Be it further ordained. That
neither bricks, lumber, dirt nor any either
property belonging to the Town shall ha
soiu Loaned or delivered to Ii one. when
Tor Il purpose not iegitimately apperIaininp
to municipal affairs except by the consent
anu special permission of the Council in
regular or special assembled first had and
btaI I'd, ~
Section 4. Be it further ordained. Tint
this ordinance shall Toxic effect from and
after Its passage.
Adopted April Sth. 1879.
w. C. Raglan. Mayor.
A. }, PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A true copy
a. d. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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The RAILROAD!!- Whether

The RAILROADS! - Whether
the branch Railroad is injur:ng
the prosperity of Thibodaux is
"a question that has been and IS
daily being effectnally answered.
IN no one year since the III
corporation of Thibodanx has
there been so much activity ex-
hibited in the building and e
pairing of buildings and reslden-
COS. Every mechanic and lahorer
who desires employment can have
it.
Customers are see = daily on
Main and Market streets, dealing
in the stores, groceries and mer-
chandise are being daily transpor
ted into the rear country by
means of the branch road.
There are more strange faces
| seen on the streets than ever was
seen before by that Ubiquitous
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The entertainment to be given
in Waverley Hall Oh June 9th
and 9th, by the ladies of ST.
Johns churcn, promises to be
one OF the finest ever given III
this place.
From the number Of little boys
And girls that are engaged there
in. one can easily imagine that
something beautiful Is being pre-
pared, something that will tot
only be pretty and attractive but
amusing and instructive.
The well known energy and
taste Of the ladies who have a.
sutntd charge of this entertain
ment,. is Il sufficient guarantee
that nothing will be left unlune
to render t. affair a success.
both for the amusement and graft
fication of the autlienes. ant! foi
the benefit Of ST. job s Church.
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Several complaints have been
heard about town in relations to
the manner III which the market
house is managed during the pre-.
sent year.
1t has been stated that two Or
mole persons have made applica-
tons to take stalls in the meat
department without being able
to obtain them. The lease Was
purchased at the last adjudica-
ton by one of the butchers. The
only two butchers engaged in the
sale OF meat the present year, are
said to have the lease in common,
and in order TO prevent any fur
ther competition, they refuse to
sell the stalls that are vacant,
under the pretense that they
have purchased them themselves.
Two OF the meat stalls have been
unCc :upied since the first of Jan
uarY.
Whether there Is any remedy
for this'action of the lessees dur
ing the continuance of the pres
ent lease, We are nor prepared to
say, but to contend that benches
are sold when they are unoccn-
pied, is stretching the law to a
pretty tough tension.
The Town Council should see
that such a state Of things does
not occur hereafter. Conpetl-
ton is what is needed to promote
the prosperity OF the town. The
more vendors of meat there may
may be in the market, the better
will be the assortment, and the
more liberal the prices. Vendors
should be limited to a certain
space, or else the lessee be pro
hibited from having any interest
in the vending of the market pro
duce. No monopoly of the meal
stalls should be permitted in thF
future leases Of the market.
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The Franklin House is one OF
the best located hotels in this
section Of Louisiana and presents
IL fine opening for some one de
slrous OF keeping a hotel.
The stables are commodious.
convenient and capable Of hous-
ing a quantity OF animals and
carriages.
Ihioodaux, growing rapidly
and doing more business than
any inland townin the state, ex.
cept Shreveport, offers superior
inducements for the establish>
ment OF IA good hotel: mercantile
agents from almost every north.
elm and western state, are daily
to be met On the streets, whilst
it is a central point of all the La
fourche Parishes.
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At the regular meeting of Thib-
e 'sas Fire Go. No. l, held May,
Psu' 1879, the following officers
ere elected:
l. Grisamore, President, J..
aacoln, Vice President. j. Nj.
a.sa, Secretary, A. L.. Naquiu,
sse' Secretary, L. A. Webre,
('eman, j. G. O>chwald, Asst.
.enan, b. 81. Michelet, Engine
Eectot, P. A. DeManade, Asst.
que Director, Theodule Robi-
aug, Hose Director, Oscar Gau-
Asst. Hose Director, Pierre
pez, Tyler, j. T. Thibodaux,
easurer.
with the exception of the Sec.
rfy and Assistant Hose Direc
me officers are all experienc
q their respective duties.
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Much ~uneasiness is felt by the
GOAL consumers OF Latourche. The
UNUSUALLY low water has proven
fed the requisite number of bar
|ges to descend the rivers, and one
feet destined for LafOurche has
lost four OF its b. rges in transit.
Tbs Thibodaux Saw Mil will
boon be in operation cutting
Ehat timber they have on hand.
Ehe low rivers have p eveuttd
hat company from securing one
half the timber they should have.
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Never has been so many i'm
|p'ovements made in Thibodaux
Fat any one time as have been
keen the present year. Mr.. Nc
Euliogh is erecting a fine resi-
.atnce on the Bayou just below
|tne canal, and the sound of the
hammer and saw is heard in
every direction. The. damage
|'nat Ihlbodaux has sustained
|pFon the building of the branch
railroad has not proved very for>
n'aaole. The universal GROWER
mas failed to point it out.
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Inc fireman of Thibodaux re.
|celVed an invitation from their
otttnern in Donalds0nvllle to
.,st That city and unite with
|tneM In the festivities of their ait
|raal parade May 18th. The in-
rl.aton would have been gladly
o'npiied with were it practicable
VI The members of our depart.
leu. 10 attend. 1t would require
d absence of three or four days
MAKE the trip, of which the
uanclai condition of the mem.
(s'S dld not admit under present
plcumstances.
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THE immense cargo of ice re
bently received and stored III TINS
Town by Messrs. Arena ami Mo
enables tho g ent"i prislng
! .ntlemen to dispose OF their ice
terms that places this luxury
kithin the reach Gfany one.
| They are shipping daily into
|hs surrounding country. ANA can
|upply any demand that may be
halr ur.,n them FROM the Latonr-
khe district.
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Tile Phone. aph man was

THE PhonoG aph man was
here the other day. That ins'ru-
ment is certainly a wonderful III
keution and viii well repay any
bne for an examination Of It's
workings. That ii will reproduce
he sounds of the lnman voice
is nndoubted and certai.. How
bud in what manner it can be
male of practicable utility we
confess our ability to discover.
Qime may disclose some means
by which it may be utilized how
nver.
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KEEP CooL-Azema and Mo
||.;Don1s bic cargo OF ice is cooling
(s;"os off on Main street. Frost
a cart running about town
kalivering ice to his customers
! all hours of the day, and the
horse that draws the cart has
kslls around his neck. Listen
or the bells, bells, bells, the TIN
|inalubatlons of the bells, bells
bells,
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An erroneous idea has been
prevalent tor some time that
Waverly Hall is not secure and
unsafe.
This Hall was built about 90
years ago for the express purpose
of being used as d pnbIic hall,
and has all the tests that a build,
ing need have to prove it's entire
safety. 1t has time and again
b cen filed to its utmost capacit,
1t has been used for dancing. and
has stood "a test that no insecure
building can undergo, that of being
used for drilling soldiers. In or
der to remove any doubts, the
ow ners have had the floors prop
ed up with numerous and strong
supports, which We believe entire
" unnecessary, but which makes
the builLing as secure and safe
as any III the State.
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Now is a good time to paint
bo,sps with the celebrated
ICED paints for sale by S. T..
E.;s.more. These paints are all
liked ready for use aud are fully
(uar anteed.
After years of use they have
or0a to be all that is claimed
br them.
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THE cclored folks had ii large
,.ursiou to Morgan City last
,ndav evening for the benefit
|. rho NJ. Il. Church on Green
t,oat. and the band of colored
,,sicians. Over 400 passengers
,0re on the cars. The excursion
[;.lded a handsome profit Tor
Ioth the Church and the band
\, TIM asre are toll. about $40
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Hoop poles and lime are no"
into the Bayou on western
f., hoats. or as they were once
.;;.rlv known, "broadhorns.'
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Local News

Coo advertisement of S. 7. Girls
agent
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Official.
Proceedings OF Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.
TUESDAY, Nav 9th, 1879.

Tuesday, May 9th, 1879. :
The Town Council OF the Town of Thibo-
daux met IN regular session this day
at O'Clock P. NJ.
Present: ". c. Ragan Mayor. and J.
E. Blanchard, T. Alherti, and II. W. Tabor
and Jos. A.. Trone. c. Arena, Trustees.
Absent L. keefe.
The minutes Of the previous postpened
regular session was read and approved as
recorded.
The following Collectors Report was
presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
From April 9Th, 1879. to May 9Th. 1879.
s. T. c. T. To.al.
| Taxes of II col. of
P. A. Aucoin CT acct > "
| Taxesof IS col. of "a
! Miss r. Mead 81: IL - ~
/ keefo and Bodley 10 ~ 40 " " "
II. w. Tabor - o.. y.
| > 5 7 80 10 N
! ; % 90 II On
M. Rutledse 80 $50 6 o.
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INV ice cream freezefs and
.o,srS from s. I. Grlsanore.
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Coo Baum's wonderful new
,.rt;sement on our first page.
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From general information. we

From general information. we
infer that crops Of sugar cane are
doing we'll since the late rains.
Potatoes and onions brought TO
the daily market, Indicate that
those edibles are reaching a large
size. Rice planters are consider.
ably alarmed ABOUT the fall in the
bayou, which has stopped irriga-
ton, and where there are no
pumps or elevators to flood the
fields, cause great injury if not
a total loss to that crop.
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1T Il ri ! 4 . j! !

.J~otu.or'g 'rodYno Iiniu,ent VI! positively
nraSeDt his terrible dise4ae, ind vii pQ9;Iva4y c2rs
n, cases in ten. Information thai VII save E!aEF
YES free BY rail. Don't delay i !aoInerS IL
ysnt,o11 Is better than euro. l. :.
& CO., bangor. aiasne.
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ments we're UNANIMOUSLY and slanderously false.
and he asked that that language be taken down
ALSO after the language had been taken down
and read, the Speaker be directed to call the
gentleman from North Carolina to order.
Mr.. Garfield said he wanted the Chair to rule
whether the language was unparllamentary or
not.
The Speaker said be did not think the gem
tleman had gone beyond the ground OF parlia.
mentary deeorum, aS he had previously said
that he did not mean anything personal. tGreat
LAUGHTER and applausel
Mr.. Kitchen then sent up and had read aff1.
davits showing that the election in his district
was fair and explaining that he was elected be-
cause Of the division In the Republican party
there.
Mr.. Garfield, from the Committee on Rules,
reported number OF amendments to the ulss.
one of which was to change the mode Of calling
the roll by omitting he given name of the
member. which would tend TO saving Of time.
and another was to increase the membership
Of the Committee on Mississippi Levees and
to permit the appointment Of q delegate. as
m emher to the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. MeGinnis, of Montana. was appointed rs a
member OF the latter committee and Mr.. Can
non. OF Utah. was appointed on the Committee
on Territories.
Mr. Gibson, OF Louisiana. and Harris. OF
Massachusetts,, were appointed the additional
members to the Committee on Mississippi
Levees.
: The House then, at a:4O o. m. adjourned until
Nm ilrHaV
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SPORTING ITEMS.
Hanlan ana Hawdon rractieins,

LONDON. May 1.-Hanlan and Hawdon we're
practioing on the Tyne yesterday. Hanlan,
with Plaisted. rowed four miles at q good
pace, aculling we'll all the way. showing that he
has fully recovered. The Canadians offer six
to four. but the Hawdonites want seven to four.
.Wallace Ross Ia now at Newcastle. He has
challenged Hanlan and wants a match with
Nicholson.
A BfCyrT,E TOURNAMENT
Nrw yop, Mavt IVA savanty.two bo,,r bicvcla
ny, iota eea a. ha aoai
Inatituta heuinninn Mnv III naNoi,ia McTail
la Msa ~ H. ai ng - III @
'Ah' hlesse"se' i'aiuie ahe o'heis aie eh'oiou.
TAKE PLACE.
New YORK, May 1.-The prize fight between
Dyer and Elliott. for 10000 aud The champion
ship will take place near Port Dover. Canada
next Thursday.
ANoTHER WAITING MATCH.
Nuw yopr Mar "A ttvantv miIa ,uolbirg
match far ssno batxoeen w Nj Harding ana III
O. Holske, will take place at Gilmore's Garden
Saturday night. H0lske ts the favorite.
PRoGRAMmE ~ rHE NEvy yoRK NATrorAI. RrFrr
ASSOCIATION. 49, ''-' ="
NEW IoRk. may ms p, range ana prize COM
mInees %, ol lne NatIonhl Islna Assoe,ation GnopI-
~ paus &C. S ht ~ " n stiu. a. g[eau
,JHi ttir fE ns mdsa slnes pt ii 20 oyn u
KY nth aoa osoIs "ouAoSuay ahu Dhtuiuay 80
'ue nohep' rr.r
Nasaslahh, NASH al, mhy lovers 81 spoIG enlOved
came or To-day The flrst was tho fIsmheriand
stake for three wear olds mile heats. There
we're m rtv three an trias hnt nn1v fva sta rtad
The starters we're. n First heat kunkden I,asa
first: Beatitude. second. Tfme-f.47 Seconi
haat- Marchinnaaa irat. Rmckdan lass aanI
ond. Time li:N. Third heat and race.Mer-
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ties which had arisen between the two roads In
regard to the tracks. crossings etc.. and said
that he was happy to inform the public that all
differences and disagreements were at an end.
and the two roads were In perfect accord, and
the public would be gamers thereby.
Mr.. Field claimed that In the building fthe two
roads great service had been rendered to New
York. and one that would add. vastly TO it's prop
srtv. He also furnished statistics OF the num-
ber OF people carried by the roads and the vast
saving OF time to passengers. AT the conclu-
sion. OF his remarks, speeches were made bY
gentlemen representing the churches. bar,
press. commerce. etc The company ,parated
MI late haur
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River Matters at Memphis.
Especial to the Democrat

MEMPHIS. May l. II IS b. m.-The Alice Brown
and AZ Grand Lake passed down to-day with tows.
added here thirty thousand feet OF walnut
lumber. The Mary Houston went down with
E iEwelve hundred tons. The Annie P. Silver and
me Arkansas River. She proceeds to Paducaf
for repairs
While Frank Devina and Lee Andrews, colored.
ena. lying at the wharf here, the rope attached
LOOT, g onn end q the ladder upon which they were
n1,;g broke letting them fall into the river
hEeaacning heac the wheel; but Andrews was drowned
f.I,t he Wea,her ls clear and pleasant The river
Aoiiil anu business active. PRICE.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA.
rhs Loss nv tho Orenburs Fire.

The Loss nv the OrenburE Fire.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 1.-Nearly 1000 dwell
inRs and 800 or 400 shops were burned by the
fire at Orenburg. The Gar has contributed
cisco for the sufferers.
THE PANIC IN RUSSIA.
Since the attempt on the life OF the Gar
troops have been held In readiness day and
night. In every regiment two companies ID
marching order equipped with ball cartridge
and all accessories REQUESTS for active opera
ttons, are kept under arms. Batteries stand
ready horsed and mounted III the barracks. "A
squadron of every cavalry regiment stands In
constant readiness to mount. and day and
night divisions OF Cossacks patrol the streets.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-For the Gulf States,
rising barometer cooler northeasterly winds.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, rising
followed By falling barometer. diminishing
and east with clear or partly cloudy weather,
For the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valleys, northeast to southeast Winds
stationary or falling barometer. warmer. partly
cloudy weather.
For the upper Lake region. diminishing bar
ometer. northerly Winds cooler clear weather.
The rivers will continue falling
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A GOOD Platform.
[Washington Post.l

Summing up, the following is the Posts
Democratic platform. II anybody can better
If he shall have space to present 1T. II any
body is opposed to 1t, let US hear from him:
Impartial juries.
Abolition OF test oaths.
Free elections.
An honest count OF the votes cast.
Economical administration
Il reduction OF officeholders.
Equal taxation.
Peace between sections, and prosperity.
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The sabbatarian right in Newark.

JERSEY CRY. May lit Is said that law and
order and the Citizens Protective Association
OIL Newark are taking water generally 1t Ia
understood that the association will not again
interfere with the sale OF milk, newspapers or
any necessary articles on Sunday; neither will
the saloons close their back doors to regular
will be averted.
Justice Faust gave Judgement yesterday
against two persons for selling newspapers,
and two milkmen for selling milk on Sunday.
-FOUR cases OF carriage riding on Sunday were
adjourned until Saturday
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The a,elyt Of Tenne.s.e

NAsHyIILE, May 1.-The committee appointed
by the Governor to 20 to New York TO secure
the acceptance. By the Tennessee bondholders.
OF the hfty cents 4 per cent interest eompro-
mise proposed by the Legislature, made q re-
two-thirds of the states creditors will accept
the proposition. It is understood that Gov,
Marks will fssus proclamation tomorrow.
calling an election Of the people to ratify the
propositton
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A Canadian yillar. Ru.r.a

MhoNTaEAIL 7. MAY 1.-The FIRE last night at the
aallage 81 ri Jonn the Baptist was much more
sl25 600 The total number Of stores and dwell.
ing ng consumed is twentY-three. and the burned
70 st. Dominique street. and from Gherrinr
down 200 yards towards the city The Ara orioL
mated In the rear OF the variety dry goods
store No.. ~ and % 5t. Lawrence street. The in
surance Is from $4,000 to $50, 900 Ao Al
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COLUMBUS. o.. May 1.-Printed circulars are
being received by prominent Republicans here,
relative to the kind OF men who should be NOM
mated for Governor. 1t alludes to the bargain
and sale Of Louisiana and South Carolina, and
1t ia generally supposed to be a beginning Of a
Foster.
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GERMANY.

BIsmarck's scheme to TAX Tobacco ana
Iron.
BERLIN. May Prince Bismarck seriously
contem plates the Immediate taxation Of iron
and tobacco In order to prevent speculative I'M
port before the tariff bill passes.
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
The Industrial Exhibition opened In this city
to-day,