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CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Tcrm opens
- october -. 1879. Tuition per year 40 extras.
For circular address HENRY HITCHCOCK. Dean.
VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years;
GRADUATE course QOr degree Of Dell wears Fall term
1 ems sept. IIUi. WANLAND NcB-Iiayen, CT
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DEADY SATURDAY-A New No Name"
HI TIE COLONELS OPERA CLOAK.
ROBERTS BROS, Publishers
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Ceacners.

IA viii assume the care uf limit ed number Of Young acs
10 O1r educational purposes Addtts3A A.
Agency, 70 Uuiou-squatc, NcW-N ok
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ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY DICKENS.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. , vols. DOMIEY AND son
vols. THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DHOOD. vol
g. 90 volume.
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VOR NEW-HAVLN, It's surroundings and

"a Nv VINIDI
~ sPRTNGFIELD. HOLY OKE. WHITE MOUNTAINS,
QUEBEC. &c, steamers leave Pior % T.. X. at 3
u II tSundays excepted d., connecting with
s trains for above aud intermediate points Tickets sold
and baggage checked at g44 BROADWAY and
BrookNn. LKcarsIln 70 heNIIaNen and TeluTn. 81 30.
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4 leXander Institute, Military BOardng SchOOIi
"A White Plains y. Y. Principal o. r. WILLS. PHI d
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
" few boys wishing thorough instruction AICO
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

y COMMON IuTV NVV I0I I'II
Long Bran h. ocean Grove s:l Q, HIS $3.50 Ex
prc,s), !, j.lJ p m. -.---- o.
Stage connections to and from KEYPORT at Mataw9u sta
ton n and from and Fair Haven az Red Bank; to
and from Point Pleasant at Girt with all trains.
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15i Acres and 80 Perches,

,,,,..,.
th'ronh erected tN"rbty L"1 u" hhti ~ ilp' 81
tN"tthy "Msh h"hs'' hhA h'ih WIN horsepower
shr.l, w." wagon sh"1' h''H' h,h ,inpf ft'a ahi
'ut"uhu'hEs H"p"' ~ n'l's 'I'i' "'' "''l'f "'''
sullh'n win 'h'sul"' W." ''A "ihu'I
~, ""g'N uat' '""'''H w" f'7 hu''"'.Esf nhd
wiz VII tu "'.t'l u' w" 'n,H'H ,'u"l H'H''Abl'' the
weather I"NI h"u''r sl'ink h"us' h'ih alh "tH't
m'',7Hh9 "u,'"'ullhF'' WIN n'''t-i"nnF NfIlhE ~
Nht"t near u'' Ho'i Annut - "i'N 'lt" R'"a
oi,hsth ana .ih.t t ,%nn,' % iiGlt WIN 'A.n ". -.
NO, =, lE' ACRES ana ~ Ifk'H ESr
bounded BY lands Of Jcr. Kline aud others. About
III acres clear, balance Chestnut and Oak timber
thereon erected - twustnry Dwelling House Wash
House, Bank Harm with horso-tpwrr Shed attached,
wagon -h,d with cribs sllrz. Nnl4r pIri close tu
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DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES. sc.

PRESBfTERlAN, Situated on Spring and foot OF
n"N'Th ruf''H' s'tNltea Suhlhl q" lHt"" =, ~ anu
"a p " ftnyrr meeting, Mrlne-l't Al IN SUNDAY
school, "a p ~ IN the NlE"am nofth'tst corner 81
Jnnngr sr,ins styr,t s.,,th ~ M.,bS.Iist rIuf,b
/ .'.n ..,,.....
hElhuplsl EiiN''iAlt situated southeast cor
h't "i sPtlnE "nu H""a'" su''A Sft'i',,s SnhHs9,
~ W" - ~ Ahu - n ifAf.f'"c"hhE' "sl"'7i't
"t y p ~ smndN-'h'"l sunday 80 ~ h'.r"""'
~ .mn.,n. E".'.', H.il - - i"'"h t'f'n'"'''
'"fuh street west 81 NiE'hk
at. JOHNS ROMAN CATHOLIC. Situated ON
Bishop street between Allegheny and Penn Services
Sunday aud luJD 4 " and -. T. "; all other days
100 A. NJ Pastor Rev. A. J. onrlrni residence south
side of Bishop h~twrcn Allegheny sui Penn.
~ tnuSrs rpfsCnp, sf,,.,at .g.e,I....., -
= ,tt.-t.,., - - -. u...... 80 -
In ~ ,ys,,,, -.
- nrJ s,,,,I.,..(t a,,f,,Ir - l., t,..,. ; j,
huh u.-,- ~ tntr IIa,tt,. ,.tt.r. ,
mi, -, -, 20 F,.ts,.,,.,t 't,r'h
w
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-17

THERE never was such really good,
substantial, satisfactory, and rapid-scling
iirst-class Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
offered So low as the "NEw FAMILY SHuT-
TIE" reduced TO only S2j more complete
with equipments, and lower in price than
any other machine 1t is elegant in work
manship and finish, surpasses all others in
its work and fulills all the requirements Of
every family as helper, Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free of charge. II
will do every description of work-ilnc or
coarse-that any machine, ut any price,
ever did, or can do; equally As rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong. Has all the
late improvements, is easy 10 learn and
manage, is servieeablc, don wear out,
always ready, and never out Of order
Sent G. o. ID. anywhere with privilege Of
examination before payment ofbill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine in
the World. Territory free. Addrcss, for
descriptive books, &c., Family" Shuttle
Machine Co, 755 BroadwAy New York.
3U-ly
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NeU Advertisements.
Inquest Notice.

IN the matter of the cstatc Of HEN
i ny FLETCHER drc.asssl. late of Howard tavp
chip, Ceuir" county, Ia.
To Jacob H1lt.r Cail,arins Hotter, Michael Fletcher
Henry = Fletcher, Henry Hotter MaEiAlrua Holt
or Jacob Fletcher. Halssr weber, Auuia Wst~r
Ralph Srhsn'k, Mary y sshsnrk. william fay
CathAriuH J fuy, the heir aud legal representa-
tivos - Henry Fletcher deceased
TAKE NOTICE, that ty virtue u Writ - PAFih
ton issued out n tho Orphans Court e Csntr" county
ani 70 me directed, an inquest will bs held At ths
lat" residence u HENRY FLETCHER dsefass.i, ia
the township - Howard, Eni county n Centrs on
FRIDAY, the let dAy 4 August, :. n. ls73. ~ u
O'Clock A. NJ of sail Say. US the purse af maxim
partition - the real estate af sAd derrasr a. and
among hs. hrirs and legal representative u the sas
bc done without prsiulirs g. - sE.slnE - The
vh1le. Otherwise g. value and apTrase the san" -
cor,iiuE g. las at Which time and place you maj 4
pro.eni II you think pruTsr.
1nttS EPASGLER sheriff
Sheriff once. Ballesons. Pa July 3 is59 2sIi
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REGULAR TERMS oF C0uBr-fourth Mondays uf Jan
uary, April, August aud November.
President Judgs-llon. CHAs. A, MAvHH Lock Haven,
Additional Law Judge-Ilou JoHs II. OKvIs, Belle
fpntc.
Associate Judgc@-lIons SAsuEt FRAscE, Jous DtyES.
Prothonotary--J. C,LyIs HARPER
Register OF wills and GIN of q C-E W. DuRCmTIELp.
Recorder Of Deeds, &c,--WLLtAA A. Tomas.
District Ntnrncy-DAyIp A. fuRrSEY.
Shcrin--JoHS SrASGLEH
Trrasufnr--tlESRY YEAHick.
County surycyut--JosEpH DEyLfsa.
Coruncr--CossTAsH CAMBRIDGE.
County Commissioners-ASpREw GREgd, GEo. Swan,
JAcoB DuNKLI
Clerk a. County Commissoners-IIESRY HECK.
Attorney 60 County Cumnissinnprs-t'. VI. H1WER.
Janitor Of the Court llousc-BARTRtM GALBRNTu.
County Auditors-JANEs I. STEWART, GEoRaE H. VIII.
LIAMs, THOMAS H. JsNisoN.
jury Commissuncrs-lIENRr KELLER, Jr, NATHAN j.
MITCHELL.
Superintendent Of Public sChoosPruf IlENRY MErER.
NutArics Public--EyAN VI BLASouAHp, W. W. P0rTEE,
X. G. CHKEsEaAS, Bcilcfonte
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-17

PERSONS who are troubled with weak
ness arising from disordcrcd state Of the
Urinary and Pro-creative Organs, such ~
Indisposition to exertion, Loss Of power,
or memory, difficulty in Breathing, Ner-
vousness, Trembling, Weakness of Vision,
Wakefulness, Pain in the small Of the
back, Muscular Lassitude, Hot and Dry
Skin, Eruptions on Face, Pale complex
ion, &c, should at once procure a bottle Of
Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu. a
judicious and prompt use Of this preparation
may be relied upon to give tone TO the Or
gans, restore their power and remove the
symptoms. Price one dollar-six for I've
dollars. For sale at f. PoTTs GREES's
Drug Store, Bush House Block. ly-20eow
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JAs DUCK. !
n u DUCK Tfust..
" D. ptCk !

" 'spLl Tho Camrhpns sal'l. - rsnHsg lraula
t. nENEY HEAY, Admiuisira,ar -. a., Il Aaron
fartsraEr. dssfassl
You afo horaiy dtsi anl Commanded e. DO aHI
aprray az upbaus Court g. iao bold at Esls! Hta
in aud fHf the County uf Csnfr. 'hu f4uffH No.
iay rf AEEust rstL then au' 'hsra a. Huu #arf uaF
ihs tsii'ra granted g. 'i" Fsia Df sAi Aarau
FartsrAgr. lrCrasal tbauII uHt d. revoked.
Witrrss. the Hon. & \ NsIEE rfe.iIsut Judge e
the aaii Cart a. H-ilriuiS she liih Iay q JUNE.
s. u ls1Y
WM HUECUFITLD. c q. G..
shaun's once BsII.faui0. Jane -. i-tg
E-g~ JOHN -PAS6LER. SIZE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-17

Why WILL YoU-Allow cold 10
advance in your system and thus encourage
more serious maladies, such rs Pneumonia,
Hemorrhages and Lang troubles when an
immediate relief can be so readily attained.
BoSeh>e's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the scverest Lung Dis
eases. 1t is DR.. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the
greatest care and no fear need be enter
tanned in administering it TO the youngest
child, as per directions. The sale Of this
medicine IL unprecedented Since first in
troduced there has been constant increas.
ing demand and without single report Of
a failure to do ts work in any case Ask
your Druggist as to the truth of these
remarks Large size IS cents. Try itand
be convinced. Sold by +. Potts Green,
wholesale and retail. 2O-eow-1y
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHtLtpILFHiA, July 10, 1879. =
fLouR Is firm, but the demand Il light. Sales Of
500 barrels including Minnesota extra family al 500
80 Pennsylvania do. do at g. 25b50; western do.
do at g. 6op6 and patent aud other high grades at
&.T sm1 -.
wHEsr 1. unchanged, but there Il less demand
Sales of 1000 bushels including new red aud amber
and No. red, elevator at 81 l21 Al the open honrl
hrst call, 81 " bid for July Sllls for August
Sll0la for September, and sllOlf for October.
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Provision Market.
CorrecteA weekIy hy Harrer nrothcr

William Mcdonnell, brakeman on
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern railroad was badly injured at Scran.
ton on Monday by being run over by a
pushing engine iI the yard.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-17

The Geological Garden at Philadel.
phia lost a valuable elephant last week
which is said to have died from the ef.
fects of eating too many fish, pebbles,
fish bones, &c., on the Fourth of July.
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A UDITORS NOTICE-The un.

y dsrsiEn~i an Auditor aET.aiat0 g. make ai.trt.
builou II The funds in The haus - ihe sheriff arising
from The AL" % Tho reai esfais of J. \ EHEAHEH
among tha~a legally rniiile thsTrt1. uill meet lie
PARTIES interested At his afrs in illsfuis o the let
LAY e AUGUST. 4. .. 1879. 81 tuo "rl.rt. + VI
4T-4u " &. UEISLE Auiitar
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groceries and Pr0risioHs.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

We hare girea rery cLosc and
careful attention 10 he seLeciion Of
qoods for he Spring Trode, and
feel justfed IN saying that our
prcsew Stock cannot be eloelLed
c'ther IN regard 10 Tarjfty. QuaE-
~ or Prize, and ne doubt II Il t.
cq,taLed IN either of hese roTDects
by any hotse IN Centre county.
There are too many Loqdi,tq ar.
ttcles IN o,tr stock 70 male speciaI
mention Of them al. but call attea.
tioa directly 10 a fe,e items that are
mo'o being sought after every day.
FISH
Mdckcrel are Of good qualttv his
soason and are ceiling rather fastcr
than usuai at this sanson Of The
year. u hare been sellinq moth.
ing bat fuH 1ccights-50 lbs. Of fsh
IN each quarter barrel and 100 lbs.
IA each haG barrel. THev hare
better raf,se for The money than
don tra.gIts.
Lake Herring and White Fish
arc rcry fsae bis scasou and seR-
ing freely.
NJ E a T S.
Our Sugar. Cured Hams. Dried
Beef. breakfast Bacon and Cheese
are al 'oorthy Of gpcciai mention.
RuIT
Oranges and Lemons arc vcry
fine and the prize lo,r enough 10
10 bring them into erery dag usc.
Bat the price on these goods wiH
BE- mwch higher ia a shot time.
MEAT MARKET.
Orr Meat MARKET, nezt door 10
our Grocery room, IS al,oays poR
suppliod 1rih tIe choicest moats.
We kill The bet Bed, Mutton and
Veal that can be found; dressed
IN frsf class styic and served 10
customers IN The neatet, cloanea
manner possible.
Groceries and Provisions.
No house IN The Grocery and
I'TorissoR business ia BoLleionte IL
prepared 10 supply oil the ioants of
The family so speH az ,re can do at
present.
SECHLER & co.
q II . . HI 3,
B'ish House Block, Beilefonte, Pa.
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CENTRE COUNTY, ss:

" Tho Comm Huvsalih e FsuusJ rania.
T. AARoS LUKENBACH Almingirsior g. &c. 4
John . Miller, late - Harris tawushlr isrsasei
You are hereby ris~l ari rumfnsHleI g. hr zui
apIesr AZ ORPHANS C#HFi O. D. hsli A. Belief luts
in aui f1r the tgubty of trufrr tho fHBfth au.
dAy e Aususi n'rt then and there e. sbo uby
tho Letters Il AlmiuiHraiiau granted mt yuu ca
KstAt~ u aid John r. Mlrf dseeAssi. sh8ali uot bs
reyekr rd
winsas, tls Hon. G A. Mama. President = tls aaI
Court at iloilHfgnis the ~ Isy q Juns A issA.
WI HrRCHFtELp G o G.
Shsria's Ofars, Dcl.ef9nts, Pa Juas q. ls58.
.E=sH JOHN sFASGLEg. shG
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

REGULAR TERMS oT CouRr--Fourth Mondays uf Jan
uary, April August aud November.
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NetO IdcerfisemeH eHts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Ar
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
WILL be sold at public sale at the
w late residence Of j. HENRY DUCK, decd, in
Ufgpu tnwushIu
On Thursday, August 7, 1870,

No. |. One tract of land bounded and
described ~ follows: No. L. situate In Gregg town
ship, bounded by lands of James Duck and others
containing
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-15

At the last session of the Police Jury,
held October the 25th, 1918, the following
ordinance was passed
ReSolred, That the TaX-Collector, C. c..
Nash, be and he is hereby instructed to
enforce the collection and payment of all
parish taxes.
i call the attention of the Tax Payers to
the above ordinance of the Police Jury.
which compels me to discharge the I'M
pleasant duty of enforcing the payment of
the parish taxes in all cases of neglect to
pay the same. c. G. NASH,
Tax-Collector of the Parish of Grant.
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Warehouse as ven as F.rn st:lls, s.e lisse'y CO..
structed. bo,ii kids requiring nire izes % acccn-
madate the demand, and giv;ag cap. ciy offon 5,
$50 bushels per hoI,-, According 70 &c of nil.
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ooa.d Cars or Steamer. Orders filed same day $
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-05-10
Ordinance No l20.

Ordinance regarding payment of Bills in
CURED by special committee for the re-
pairs of the Court House and Jail.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of the
Parish Of Lafourche that 80 much Of the
Resolution adopted by this body on the
18th. day OF February 1879 as authorized
the Special Committee in charge OF improve
ments to the Court House and Jail tc
draw their warrants on the Parish Treasu.
~ for payment of any Bill by them for tha,
purpose contracted be and the same il here
by repealed.
Be it further ordained that it shall he
the duty of.the President of the Police Ju.
ry to draw his warrants upon the Parish
Treasurer for the payment OF any such
Bills duly audited by said committee aud
at such time as he may called upon for the
payment Of said Bill. by said committee
and when by the members thereof deemed
neressaIy.
BE it further ordained that this ordinance
shall take effect from and after its passage.
p. G. ALTMAN,
President Police Jury.
GEO. w SQVIREs, Secretary.
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Soy
Making the total amouHt of repeated
claims, Two Hundred and Eleven 45ll0O
Dollars t$2lI ,45.)
On mntien of James Moran and duly
seconded, resolved thai ordinance No 1913
relative to Gambling and the penalties for
violating the provisions of the am was
adopted and $50 copies of the same order.
ed to be printed and distributed through
the Parish.
0n motion of James Moran, resolved that
Ordinance No. l24 to transfer the funds re.
manning in the Treasurers hands to the
credit OF old appropriations vet remaining
in his hands, and o drawn upon, be aud
the Same is hereby transferred to a special
Iund to pay back Indebtedness of tho
Parish.
On motion Of James Moran. and duly
seconded. that Ordinance No. 125, relative
20. the penalties of persons using obscene
and protane language, was adopted and $50
copies OF the same was ordered to be prin-
ted for distribution.
On motion of H, Franklen, resolved that
ordinance No l26 relative to the way the
payments are to be made by the special
committee to repaia the Court House and
JAZZ and improve the same was adopted.
Oh molon Of James Moran, and duly
seconded. that SECTION 10 OF Ordinance No
~, be amended by Ordinance No III WIS
adopted.
On motion, resolved that Ordinance No
I2S relative 10 Repairs Of Rc.ds .r6
bridges. and establishing a fund to nav for
the same, was adopted.
IN motion Of George Watson, soconded.
that Ordinance No I29, relative tn The r.
pairs OF Grand Bayou Bridge, and the
"ad IN Cross Lane Wa adopted.
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Memento M0rl.

Diving, DYING, slowly dying, d..
nria Iotaet bonr gasp swiftly lying.
Al r,stIinu the devd leaves lOwly lyl ng,
And through the. barren boughs Is sign
ing
rld Winters dirge for the parting year
.Tis half in Joy and half III tear
Wn lis. TO some fancled weird chime,
Ring ont the solemn knell Oh ulho.
The soI-fpn one strikes on h soul,
me-, ,, church bells funeral toll;
=, ,uuing up from the buried past,
Shades of Joys that cannot last,
> ,ptom "rIefs now dead cold,
scores OF which VT hold,
r, u.r than friendships of to-day,
l,r tLc faithful fact apnot betray.
Onward Times wern pilgrim speeds.
telling his days as IL Priest his beads,
;..pertinycrs along the rosary ran,
mi the last hour j uttered the prayer Is
done.
aVhither then thy mystic flight,
on souI when from this earthly night,
Ti,nu soarest ND We know not where,
I. there rest for the weary there?
oh /. could we pierce the dreary exPanse,
of coming time, and with glance
Broad as the sea-birds Vision see
The hidden views ef the great "TO.be."
Snatch the vail from the futures face,
Count the wears of the human race,
head the final doom OF man,
Solve at once great Natures plan"
Vain the wish, the thought as vain.
As summer clouds dissolve in rain,
Ere brightest shines the face of day,
So must we tread the clOuded way.
Till life dissolving bnrst the light,
OF realms immortal on our light.
Then only can we pierce the gloom.
Which shadows not beyond the tomb.
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Ordinance No. l9S.

Regarding repairs to roads and bridges,
and entitleling q Road Fund.
Whereas it sometimes in certain contin-
gincies becomes necessary for the Road In.
spectors to make certain repairs upon the
public roads aud to public bridges, upon
the failure of the contiguous proprietOrs to
work the same and at the risk charg
and expense, of said contiguous proprie'
tors, and whereas it is necessary to have
money under control to pay for material
and the hire Of labOrers for said repairs.
Therefore be it ordained that Two Hun.
dred Dollars in the Parish Treasury not
otherwise appropriated be and the same ia
hereby set apart and made = special fund
for the aforesaid purpose. That when any
work has been done by the Road Inspec-
tors all actual and necessary expense in.
cured for same shall be made out in u de-
tailed bilfAnd rendered to the President Of
the Police Jury who shall be satisfied of
it's entire correctness, which bill shall be
duly approved by the Parish Attorney and
the said President Of the Police Jury shall
warrant on the Parish Treasurer in pay
ment of said bill.
p. G. ALEMAN.
President Police Jury.
GRO. w. SoUIREs, Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-05-10

Declaring the using of any vulgar obscene
or prOtane language to DO q misdeineanOr
establishing certain penalties for the VIC
lation OF this ordinance and defining the
duties Of certain officers regarding the
same.
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to use any vulgar or obscence Or
profane or blasphemous language in
the Parish of LatOurche within the hearing
of another, whether said person be ut tho
time OF using said vulgar Obscence pro-
fame or blasphemOuy words or language in
his or her premises or the premises Of an
other or upon the public road or levee or in
any other public place and any person or
persens SO offending shall be deemed gull
~ Of Il misdemeanOr and shall be fined in
u sum not less than five nor moro than Que
hundred dollars. the same to be imposed
by any court of competent jurisdiction.
Section ,. Be it further ordained that
the different Justices of the Peace
Of the Parish Of Lafourche, Those
within the Incorporated limits of the city
OF ThlbOdaux excepted) under the provi.
ions of Section 2U53 of the Revised Statues
are hereby authorized and empowered to
take cOgnizance of and exercise Jurisdiction
over all intractiOns of this ordinance.
Section 3. Be it further oruained that
the District Judge or Parish Judge or any
Justice Of the Peace of the Parish OF La
fourche those within the Incorporated lin
its Of the city OF ThibOdaux e%xcepted) shall
have the power under the provision of Sec
ton $50 Of the Revised Statues, to sentence
any person or persons, adjudgod to pay q
fine for thu violation of this ordinance and
who shall in default Of payment or recovery
thereof, to imprisonment in the Parish Jail
Of La. Ourche for . term not exceeding one
year,
Section 4. Be it further ordained that
the Constables of the different wards of
the Parish Of Laf0urche (th0se within the
Incorporated limits of the city Of Thibo-
daux excepted) ere specially authorized
and instructed to make the necessary Afida
Wits against any violators Of this ordinance
and to arrest same.
Section S. BE 1t farther ordained that
this ordinance shall take effect from and
after its passage.
P. G. ALEMAN,
President fOlice Jury.
GEO. w. SQUIREs, Secretary.