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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-09-06

Mr.. Wolf Hoffman, the enter
prising merchant Of Main street
has just received a very large as
sortment of ready made clothing
which he is prepared to sell at
reasonable prices. The goods
were ordered direct from Phila.
delphia and were manufactured
expressly for MIR. Hoffman. They
are of the latest styles and of the
best material. No one need go
to the city for complete outfit
for the winter, for besides cloth
ing, Mr.. Hoffman has also on
hand "a variety of the latest pat.
terms in shirts, collars aud neck
ties and Of underwear for gentle
men. We wonld advise our rea
ders to give Mr.. Hoffman IL cal
aud We can bespeak for them q
coriia reception at the hands o
the proprietor and OF his after
tive and gentlemanly clerk.
MARRIED. BOURG-CURTIS. Tues
day, Sept. end 1879, by the Rev. CT. D
Lyme, Nathan A. Dourg OF Tlibodaux t
Mrs. Janet O.. Curtis Of st. Mary's Parisl
La. N. o.. Picayune and La. Sugar Bow
pleased copy.
The SENTINEL acknowledge
receipt of some delicious wedding
cake and IL bottle Of wine. O
which the editors and employee
heartily partook. May happines
and prosperity attend the newl
xedded couple. aud may thei
path through life be strewa wit
lowers and frightened with su1
Sniah
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The Storm.

The gale which made itself felt
in every part of Southern Louis
lana this week wrought untold
mischief in Lafourche.
Beginning at abont six o'clock
Sunday evening, it did not abate
until ten O'Clock Monday evening.
The first admonition our cltl
zens had of its coming was in the
form of a strong puff of wind,
blowing directly from the Gulf,
at the rate of over forty miles per
hour. Then followed in its awake
a veritable storm, which fOrcibly
reminded rs Of the old trnism :
1t never rams 1t pours.
Tall trees which had stood the
blast of many winters with heads
erect, we're either uprooted or
bent down like so many fragile
reeds. Fortunately, no buildings
were demolished, with the excep
ton of an old cabin here and
there.
Nevertheless, the damage to
immovable property was more or
less serious. The Presbyterian
Church, on st. Bridget Street,
was damaged to a considerable
extent by having part OF its
magnificent steeple taken up ov
er thirty feet in the air, when it
fell with a fearful crash.
Two large pecan trees in Mr..
p. A. Aacoin's yard were blown
against that gentleman's resi-
dencr, and knocked down a valu
able chimney.
MI. Bonner's house, on Tllibo
daux Street, was moved off it's
foundation, and a portion of the
roof was blown to the ground.
Our esteeemd friend TnOs. L.
Wmler, Esq, also suffered the
loss of Il chimney attached to his
beautiful and cosy residence on
jackson Street.
The debris of the storm have
been removed; fences and chin
neys rebuilt, and even ytlling has
resumed its former appearance.
Tiuings received from the plan
tations along the Bayou leads ills
to believe that the injury to thu
growing crops will bemuch NOR.
disastrous than it was at frs
surprised. The smile of conten
ment heretofore visible on til,
planters beaming coungenanc'
hae disappeared as if 10y cmclIan
ment. and has been replaced b,
the unmi>takable signs Of nreas
ness. The tall green canes wllic|
E. only Il week ago proudly wave,
their heads in the b.eeze, appal
emily strisin. to outgrow eac.
other, are now Frustrated ever
r where, and present a truly pitt,
o bic appearance lis far as the ey
can see. The rice, almost flat o
the ground, will hardly pay til
n small planters expenses. Luck
k he who had already gathered Ii
e harvest /! for nothing shall h
know of disappointment or
b loss
II AS we go to press we lear
K that the purgeries Of the sng;
If houses on Judge Beattie's Die
II plantation and on Mr.. John
y Seeley's plantation were blow
,r down during the storm, and .
x houses demolished all along t
)f LafOnrche.
" =. ,
- Mr.. Wolf Hoffman, the ent
. prising merchant Of Main sire
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Messrs. Albert and Louis
..vrr with their sister. have
...e 10 St. Lonis, the former to
81, ST. Louis University, and
,.tterto attend the Convent
! tho Sacred Heart OF that City
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A passionate man should he re-
garded with the same caution as
Il loaded blunde'buss, which may
accidentally go off and do us aN
sininry. !
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Il A WEEK in your town. ~
no capital risk~d. Yea can e
the business u trial wifh0nttk
pense. The hest oPIortr:!scyI
WV cvcr offered for those Wing
o work. You shOuli try nsthiAg cIseantit
you see for yourself what you ean 40 2 =
the business we offer. No r1um piasp
here. You can deyNA MI y0nr tln~ =
only your spare tisue t. the bnsisssss. ~.
make ureat pas lor everv hnnr fHas ~"
work Women, make as muck % ~.
Send for special private terms aIa la''. ~.
Don't Complain Of bard fines Will. y"s
have such y chanee. Address u ALL -
& CO., Portland, Maine,
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Ayers


For Scrofula. and al
scrofulous diseases, Erys
pefas, Rose, or St. Anthe
ny's Fire, Eruptions an
Eruptive diseases of tn
skin, alterations Of tn
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys
Lungs, Pimples. Pustule'
. Rolls, Blotches, Tumors
. letter, Salt Rheum. Seal
Head. Ulcer
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4. The Bayou hes reached so low
mage that steamboats, are una
- y visit our wharf. The pre-
esct'ons Of those who advocated
sae oQllding Of a branch railroad
~ nov fully verified, Tor every
oaysstfain brings to our Town a
~ large quantity of freight,
y Business of all kinds has re.
s'Fet q new impetus. People
~ wander how it il that they
nhs deprived themselves OF
- advantages of a railroad. 1t
e Become q necessity, and is no
'1ser a matter of luxury or Gu
fasity. ssE ; rags 8s@}E
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admirers. The White can he
seen at Mr.. +. B%ourquin's jewe!ry
store, t
In this issue of the SENTINEL
appears the card of +. A. O'Suil,
van, Esq, announcing himself as
a candidate for the Office of Dis
trict Attorney of the Goth. Judi
cial District, subject to the action
of the Democratic Conservative
Party. AS Mr.. OsSullivan receiv
ed the unanimous endorsement
Of the bar of the whole district
as to his fitness tor the position,
on an occasion when a vacancy
was supposed to exist in the OF
flee we imagine that commenda
ton from us would be superhn
Ons. However, we take pleasure
in stating that We believe Mr.
O'Sullivan would, it elected, dis
charge :lle duties of District AT.
tOrney with tirmnrss, ability
aud conscientionsness.
THE TltiboiauX Saw Mill Co
under it's present abb aud Ell.
li.htrnrd management have al
died Il new feature to its already
extended line of business. 1t i,
now prepared to fill orders, al
New Orleans prices. for cistern.
of all sizes ranging from the cap;
city of 90 gallons to that OF
124l2 gallons. The prices III
from 5lJ to $12S according to thu
dimensions at the Atern desired
The lumber is Of the best. ant
the construction il entrusted t.
IA skilled mechanic Of many year
: experience. We would alvis
, those ia need of. good cisterns Il
reasonable rates TO give the Sa,
Mill Co. call. AS their work j
guaranteed, we feel certain tina
satisfaction will be given.
:. One of our exchanges, in 81,
ing an aecount of the late excu
sion OF the tiremen of Algiers t
, Thibodaux, took occasion to sa,
j, that tue houses of our town shO'
q ed the signs of age, The crltioisl
n was Il friendly one, and we thin
but too we'll merited. IF any Oh
Y will take the trouble of maxim
the rounds of the town and q
r. serve the houses like "A strange
~ he will be surprised to motto
Is how few of the residences OF Ol
l. good people are even wl,itewas
% ed. He would, on the contra,
10 discover that a neatly painted
whitewashed house was the e
ceptiOn, and not the rule.
course, we have nothing to S;
A. about the many poor famili
e. who have to struggle to earn
d bare livelihood. 1t would be
d reasonable and unfair to eXpe
y that they would take from ths
a scanty means the money neces
t, ~ to adorn.their homes. But the
g. are many OF our citizens W
lie have it in their power to give
~ coat Of whitewash to their hon
Of and fences, and yet who fail
1t do it. We are satisfied that Il
no neglect does not proceed fr'
Gu any niggardly spirit, for in no G
munity are the purses Of the |
pie more open to the, cslls OF cl
e ity and public enterprise.
in are satisfied that the neglect
er have indicated proceeds rat
as from 4 want OF thought. We h,
I'd that our observations on
he point will be taken to heart, {
1er that the next excursiOnists y
ac visit our town may not have q
FRY sion to remark, that our hon
ed, show the signs of decay. Rat
na- let them say when they retnrl
nti their homes ave have visi
to to-day. the pretriest and nea'
wa country town in the State.'
Gan nNfi.,.. fo nn,Nl1o.,,nfC
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SUGGESTIONS OF ROLAND MELAN-
CON AND'HIS WIFE CLEMENTINE
Leblanc, BOTH DECEASED,
NO. IO46 PROBATES PARISH
COURT.

cTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
y OF Observation-Disclosures valc0urt Adj
am Of said parish has this day made applt-
.ation to the said Court to be appoint1t d
Illustrator of said SUGGESTIONS.
Now, therefore all persons are hel06g
warned aud notified to file their Obje6tienAs
ii any they have with the Clerk OF est4.
Court. at his office IN the Town 91 InacaH
daux. within ten days after the frst pnblfs.
cation hereof, otherwise the said applcaIA
will in due course of law be appointed adj
ministrator of said Estate and qualified. 81
B1~) Witness my hand and the impress
DIS. of the seal of ruy office, this 3Oth.
day Of August AID. 1873.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk vi said Court
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JOHN H. CURTI

Successor to Allen J. Badcaux.f
Cor. Main aud Focus st.. Thibodsnr, La.
RETAIL GROCER AND DEALER IE-
Hay, Grain, Corn Meal, Cyockcry
and all / nds Of Fancy Groceries.
yl97s.
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THE GENUINE a.
DIR. C,McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
t&
=
XERMIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF. WoRMs.

E1HE countenance is pale and lead
fen.colored, nth occasional Pushes.
EeAeeks; the ebecome dull; the
bills dilate azure sefnicircle
along the5S9er eye-lids; the
1Rxilakedf9Welis. and someNmesz
sling Of the upper lip;
edache, with hummine 7
die ears; IN unusual,
Ia; Shiny or fnrfed
sry foul. particularly
appetite variable.
5ctous. with . gnawing
stomach, d. others.
e 6eeting pains in the
eonaional nausea and vom-
pains throughout the
owels irregular. At times
Shiny. not unfrequent-
III blood; belly swolleA
prine turbid ; respiratioD
difficult. and accompar
hiccough: cough sometimes
IND convulsive ; uneasy and dis
sthrbed sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
Z irritable. &c. qt
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUCE
will certainly effect = cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERcuRY
in any form; it is an innocent prepA-
ration, aofeataM gfdo6sgM e sHgAs -
isin,y n ~ mast As2tv dxfaxs.
TIE genuine DIR. McLANE's vE1-
nxkp6 liars the signatures Of G.
ana FLEMING BROS. on he
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TO the Executive Comm ittees,
Of the Parishes cOmposim&
the Third Congressional His
trict of Louisiana *tA

I have been officially directed. "a clfair
man Of the Compression Committee Of THE
district by the chailmen and many mem,
bers Of the different parish executive Glnl-
mittees, and by the members of the eau-
gressional committee, to request that w$3EEatt
the executive committees in the tw
parishes issue their call for parish cor
TONS to elect delegates Ito the Stat
vention that they include the congFsssf1@f
jail nomination., 9" that delegates frniksthss
congressional district wll&Attend the. State
convention shall nave 2fne1RLy IputbQSSs
lied to make the Demo
for the FOrtv-Seventh IN
district. Reasons of i politics.
fully approved throughout the Jistf5
i'll the interest Of the party de-
this course should be pursnel..
Chairman Congressional Con-
Congressional District of
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See notice to applicants for
Teachers, OF the Secretary OF Par
ish School Board in another col.
umq.
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AGUE N FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used pFepas.
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As q simple purgative they are m
equaled. ff
BEWARH o. nTTATIOND.
The genuine ase ' sugar coated.
Each box has Z red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR. McLAnE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures q
c. MCLANE and FILMING Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine Df.
c. McLAEE's LIVER Pills, prepared By
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. the
market being full q limitations 81 Tie
name McL0ne, spelled dif5esenff
same pronunciation.
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Mr.. Frank Hoffman has late
thaa his residence enlarged and
repaired, AS well as painted and
Epered, and now it presents a
TRY handsome appearance; in
iact, Il Is quite an ornament to
JscksOn street. ThibOdaux may
1set proud Of having so enterpris-
lag = citizen as Mr.. Hoffman, for
aot only has he renovated bis res
.aenee btlt he has also given his
satsfable d thorough overhaul
ak''sd that now, it will compare
lasofably with the best stables
y he State.
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in another column will lie
iuad the proceedings 81 h. DE
Inowratir Central Committee III
iht mt%ting vi: Il, they held last
&turla,.,
II will b. nnticetl that they pro
yde for a primary election for
III officers, both ward and parish,
aa4 that they L'ave it t" the peo
plr to select delegates to the dis
tilcf, congressional and State
Conventions. So far IN We eau
karn the action OF the cuinmitte,
nerts with universal appreciation
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=. ]. c. AVER 4 Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and A~aniytica1 CAssnases.
DID BIT ALL DREGGJsT6 EvEkH"AHA1
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When man who has lost the sense of
smell and is abnormally suspicious OF burg
lars so that be has carefully armed himself
against them blows out the gas ut midnight
in his room at hotel, what in the world Is
the bravest porter to do with him? Mr..
Gresselmann, OF Texas, lately registered in
st. Louis, is such man. When the porter
lighted him to bed he was asked If he I'M
derstood gas. and replied indignatly,
-"Well, should SMILE" Two hours later
the odor OF escaping gas proceeded out Of
his room into the hall, and 4 porter raped
him up, asking him to turn it of. For this
the porter was ordered away with threats OF
shooting, but he insisted that the gas should
be turned off. "Bang" went pistol-shot,
followed soon by another. The proprietor
was called, but every entreaty he made was
met by other shots until fourteen had been
fired. At last some policemen burst open
he door of the room, and found Mr.. Gres-
selmann sitting on the bed loading his pis.
+ OF for another attack. He had in his pos
session about $50, and, as he could not
smell, he knew nothing OF the escaping gas,
and imagined the people outside were try
ing to rob him Of his money.
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xsa,s y ,sel Onions.

s,,e car,,e on board as pretty o. a daisy :
and as sweet and fresh as an elegant gsss,ap
cnIld make her.. There was 9 sha ~ ~,
sf, ON tae yacht, what they Wonlo nass y,
dinner. and it was agreed, for iun, .na ~, -
Il was chowder, each one was 70 uo s so.n -
sh,nr coward the same. You nave soe ~
s soa, and Choir up the oDions," says CANDY
p BIN, OF ~ feilo c. to pretty girl. Agreed,
saia she, not wincing Di1i anu . tns ,;r,e
IIau.hed, f4nti pitiea her. W men Tue .,'t J
came For fixing up things, KIND OF ufgeu " ',
dn it. I brought that pretty girl pecs u
, uv " tserinst onions--real red-skin ones
van ever smelled. "There Is gong
10 be lots Of crying" thinks l, ~ !!
that " ould be the only sorrow 10 yer nie
SAYS she to me: {" Mr.. Roberts, 40 YOU sa !.
me a bucket OF water"; and ! dia H.
"NSw." SAYS she, "just you put tlen
onic,ns In, that there water; and ana ~ u;
Thpn she took of her white fingers ioI y
rigs, and put them in her pocket ei,a anu ~
asked for Knife, and the onions oeing ~ !.
tbc water, she peeled and sliced tneIn unuel
water. and nary tear came, nor no.n,hs :;
NOW, saws She, holding out the UPS o,
nsr Irettv fingers, "who will be gaiian,'
anonch To kiss tfese?" SEEING was cooh
: d;dn,, like to be so bold, but there was
half dozen OF the men VINO rusneG ~. WI" az
and Of course had no chance. 3hat,s ane
w.y learned how ladies can peel ohioi''
and not cry over them. g. coor
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side, under the edge of the ribs,
Increases on pressure sometimes the pain Is III the
left side the patient is rarely able to lie on the LETT
side sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tlsm in the aru. The stomach is affected with loss
of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are
costive sometimes alternative with lax; the head is
troubled with p ain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with a
painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought to ha re been DONE sllgnr, dry cough
is sometimes an at tendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS aud ebty he is easily startled his
feet are cold or b, 1rning, and he complains OF a
prckly sensation Oh the skin; bis spirits are low
and although he is atsfed that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon Up
fortitude enough to try it In fact he disr's every
remedy. Several Of til above symptoms attend the
disease but cases hav,. occurred where few OF
them existed, yet exau iination OF the body after
death has shown the L1vl eR to have beel'sxtensre-
~ deranged.
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Modjeska is writing story for ScriJner

Modjeska is writing a story for Scrijner's
Monthly. 1t is love story. The heroine's
name is Griseldavitch Topplewatchkitzky
and the bero's Vladimir Tschezarotsh. The
scene is laid in the quiet little Polish village
Stirritupityisch, on the banks Of the classic
river Muddibschky, in the region Of the
Kotzebutitzelosby mountains. We extract
passage from advance sheets: "Wlthin
her wan hands she had her face concealed,
when to her Vladimir asked If she did truly
lofe him. Yea, lofe thee; by yonder bale
moon I adiure it. Let US then, said he,
flee, but she hesitating by reason OF her
trunks, which being still unpacked. The
while Vladimir repeated what for she
would not be coming pretty soon, not hay
ing been aware Of the cash the words of
him made on the inside OF her heart."-.St.
Louis Times Journal. r. -,
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By Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
l10S Main street.

+TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
L BuILDING G. LOT on So EQRTH o SIDE OF
ROE PARK, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of deed
of trust from Thomas runnill and wife, dated
the request of the beneficiary, default having been
made in the payment of 4 note secured therein. l
will sell ut public auction, on the premises, on
NJ the LOT described in said deed, as follows: All
that lot ofland in the city OF Richmond beginning on
street. thence running westwardly along said Floyd
Federal street 40 feet, thence running back be-
tween parallel lines 90 feet 10 an alley In common
20 feet wide The location of this LOT and its
prospective value should attract The attention Of
parIles seeking paying investments.
TERMS Whilst the decd requires cash as TO $500,
with interest from October 2, 1879, and expenses
sale. more liberal terms may be announceda At SALE
oc4 FRANK D. Hull, Trustee.
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by Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
= 1912 Main street.

VHXECUTOR'S SALE OF NICE NEW.
T. LY-BUILT DETACHED TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING. No: 81. on THE SOUTH;
STREETS. CONTAINING FIVE Rooms
KITCHEN AND LARGE Lot, BY AUCTION
BY request of the executor OF the owner, now de-
ceased. shall offer for sale by pubic auction on
THURSDAY NEXT, the 9th day of October, 1879
upon the premises. at Az o'clock T.: NJ, the an0ye
The HOUSE is newly butt and well constructed
the location is pleasant and convenient TO any one
wishing to purchase 4 real comfortable and pleasant
home this offers the pporunity. The lot has fine
we'll of water and all needed out-budings. The LOT
fronts east line Of Twentyfourth street 50 feet
and EXTENDS back 80 feet TO an alley 16 feet.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months, interest added to notes, and
deed Of trust securing same.
Special attention is called to this sale. IL desired
the lot will be divided. ROBERT Il. LYME.
oc4 Auctioneer.
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:.RAILR0AD LINES.
"a W -

81 W - -
RICHMOND, FnED,G Il POTOMAC r. r. C0.,1
OTFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. VA. April 70. 1879.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MA 4, 1879,
" trains on this road VIII run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
NO. 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
fexcept Sundays); due at Wash.
ingt0n, lilo L. H.; Baltimore,
3:05 2. 81; Philadelphia, $50
PM: Ner York, 1906 2. NJ
NO $500 P. IL, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due at Washington. $3.50 Z: H.
Baltimore, lob 7. NJ. Pnila'
saeIIgh,ia, sa5 A. IL; New York
No. 7-a.oo T. NJ, SCSCoSsMoDATIoN TRAIE
for junction. leaves Broad.
Street station daily Except Sun
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-lO:15P.N., arrives at Byrd-street station
dairy Except Sundaysl. Leaves
New York, S:1S A. M.; Phiia'
delphia. 11:45 A. A.; Bait.
more $40 P. M.; Washington
No.A 1885 A. NJ, arrives Of Byrd-street station
daily. Leaves New York, l0:Oe
P. NJ; Philadelphia, ITO A
NJ; Baltimore, 1855 4. II.
Washington. $50 A. II.
Nos $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrives at Broad-Street statiec
daily texcept supdaysl.
c. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
EFT. D. MYERS. General Superintendent ap 90