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disinfected, empted II necessary. and put Ia
good order, that all might be Ia proper eondI-

disinfected, emptied II necessary. and put IN
good order, that all might be In proper eondf-
tfon for the return Of his family.
Mr.. Mumfurd, on duty at this once, made
inspection and found one vault. wall quilt, only
recurring Temporary attention. Uef 3und also
a water closet placed bot wen sitting. room
and bedroom and connecting with and dis
charging into vault situa'ed at the side nj the
ho,lsa securely closed wi b stone aab-hav-
frg no vent Hating pipe. tss Inlet pipe being also
tho only outlet. To test the value # traps and
TO demons tra,e the action 81 such an. arrange
nent at my suggestion the wafer closet door
was shut the stone slab lifted, a small quantity
~ iii " peppermint poured into tho vault and
the slab closely and quickly replaced.
Up III opening the door af The water closet,
the air was strongly od0rous of peppsrmint
and the odor soon diffnsiUg itself through he
rooms a. feiid and noXOns gases from he priyy
have heretofore done ~ d viii continue to do.
til construction is effected. To secure insia-
Ious aud deadly poisoning of family, this
meehan Teal device Ia perfection.
This Instructive specimen Of sanitary en-
ginearing exists II the house Of d prominent
ciiizsn. on noted street. In d fashionable To-
cality. In house built within three years.
Secretary Henderson submitted the follow
ing:
'NEw ORLEANS. September 10, 1879.
Mortuary report Of tho New Orleans Anxila-
~ SANITARY Association for week ending Sep
TENDER ~, 1872
Total deaths. not Including coroners' report.
73 Of these there were of maarial and other
fevers. g."
After the reading and formal receipt of sew
eral communications the committee adjourned.
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PERSONAL.

The great glove king y. & Kreeger. after quito
leng fly stay North. has returned t. New Or
lsnns again. looking much improved by the
trio.
We had the pleasure yesterday OF mee'in
Mr. Fl. l.. Graves. who represents ono of the
largest si'varWara manufactures in the United
hfatea. Reed Il Barton. Thornton Mass. A
seen in others window, on Canal street.
We greeted with pleasure % orr streets yea
terday the WnIc3 cpuntenancs of Judge N
H. Rightor just returned from u recuperating
sojonrn In virginia. The Judge is much i'm
T. owed By his trip. aud appears In good trim 10
tackle the law and the lawyers with his usual
vgOf.
W. hear with much regret that that onter-
sard. has determined 10 sever all his business
connections In this city and take up bis abode
st. M sb r b has formed h CO.
for u number of yenrs Carl led on the lumber
and milling business in tina. place.
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Y. NIB. A..
"A Promised Treat and Grand Pyro-
technic Display

IA Promised Treat and Grand Pyro-
technic Display,
The Young Mems Benevolent Association,
whose grand festival occurs to-day at the
Fair Grounds, is among the oldest and most
honored associations III this city Exclusively
charitable organization, Its treasury, In aid
ing the sick and distressed brethren Of the as
ISOLATION during the epidemic of last year.
hos been 80 depleted that In order to replen-
sh 1t they give this entertainment, and have
selected this day because it Is commemorative
OF the redemption of their loved State The
amusements are varied and interesting, but
the feature will be the pyrotechpical display,
which they promise will be the finest seen in
this city in many days. The association 10 q
strong one, ID composed Of the best element
OF our young men, and their standing In this
community Is sufficient guarantee that
whatever they undertake will be well accom-
A. Richards, vice president and chairman Ut
the committee OF arrangements, and Mr..
John Hoffman, secretary. earnestly assisted
by other members u the committee, have
labored assiduOusly To make 1t u success, and
We truly hope their efforts may be rewarded
to-day by fair weather and u big crowd.
During the day there will be sundry amuse-
ments, such rs racing, archery, target shoot
tng, DISC nhi etc, put Inc feature OF Lha Ell
tertainment will be the pyrotechnic display,
the programme of woich we give, as follows .
1. From sunset until the grand % ming III tne
display, Parachute Rockets, md Bomb Shells
will bs discharged ut intervals.
?. scenic Illumination, comprising the M.
tional colors. 100. hite and blue. Illuminating
tho entlra surroundings.
.. Centennial Chnnnnad'ng Balloon.
4. 14h September Emblem.
8. Battery D'Epfefnal.
6. Confederate Picket.
I. BALLOON Race.
8. g oss OF r re- Of Rockets
y. Evening Star
10. BrDadsde IT Bursting Bombs.
H. Faiths Emblem.
~ G D. Fred. N. Ogden on Horseback.
H. Meteotic Cannonading Balloon.
r. Heroine of Louisiana.
49, Memorial Tablet tAerOes Of L0uiRiana).
1G Louisiana State Militia
~ Triumphal Column. with monogram Of
NJ. ID. A.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Execution of Murderer in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock Sept. 12.-Robert Lancaster
was hanged at Batesville for the murder of
Thomas johnson, in Stone county, December
%, 1877, during q country frolic at johnson 3
house.
HEAVY ENCOURAGEMENT.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Sept. 13-Assistant
Cashier A. w. keene, of the Northwestern Ma
tional Bank Of this city, was found to-day to
have embeled $135,0O0 of the banks money,
and lost 1t in speculation. He gave himself
up to the authorities.
BURNING OF A FELTING MILL,
Boston, Sept. 12.-Wiatts felting MILL at
Franklin, Mass, was burned to-day. Loss,
$4,000.
FIVE MEN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FALLING
BUILDINGS.
NEW York, Sept 13-TwO buildings In
West Fourteenth street, which were being
taken down with the intention Of replacing
them with others, fell suddenly this after
noon, with a great crash burying five or six
Workmen in the ruins. One has been taken
OUT seriously injured. The others In the
DEBRIS are still alive, but have not yet been
reached. =-
LATER.-The five men buried by the falling
OF tne partly demolished houses In Four
teenth street were all taken out alive; al
though some OF them were seriously hurt, It
y thought all will recover. The accident
caused great excitement in the vicinity. and
o large force q police assisted the fire depart
Inent 10 removing the masses Of brick and
debris BY which the men were covered.
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CANDIDATES.

1T,HE STATE aUPERINTENDENCY OF PUB-
- lie Education under the New Constitu-
tion.-Conformiug to the expressed desire Of
enlightened citizens OF several parishes, the
subscriber ia u candidate for re- nomination and
EDUCATION. He solicits the voluntary support
OF all friends Of non par tisan schools. In which
the fundamental principles OF morality shall be
exam Utilized In the character of the teachers
and b. enjoined by them upon the pupils, to-
gether with the mental instruction Unmarried.
ROBT. M. LUBHER
August %, 1879. au28tf
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE j
Democratic Conservative Party of Orleans. !
,tnt n iera


September ID. 1871
At meeting IF the Democratic Conservative
Parish Committee Of the parish OF Orleans,
held this day. the following preamble and res
outlons we're adopted:
Whereas, Under the provisions OF the prOela-
nation OF the dovarnsr Of Louisiana an cleo
tion for certain psroehial offices therein named
VIII be hold In this parish on the first Monday
La December next; and
Whereas, II has ever been the unvarTfng
usage Of he Damoera e-Conservative party In
the city OF New Orleans to praeede every such
eleeti IN by a complete reorganization OF the
Parish Committee, as also Of its central ward
clubs and
Whareas, Tho Ftate Central COMMITTEES has
called convention of tbs Democratic Con
sarvatfys party Of Louisiana, to be held at the
city Of Baton Rongo on Monday the sixth day
Of October: therefore, be 1t
Resolned. hat the third day of October. 1879.
be fixed as the time WHEN an election shall b.
held by the Democratic Conservative voters, f
the parish Of Orleans within their rasuee i've
wards Tor delegates % the Parish Committee.
officers OF the central clubs and delegates TO the
Stafe nominating convention.
he ii further resoived. That IN View Of such
election the attention Of the Democratic Con
servatiye voters of tho parish ls directed to the
following apportionmsnt of representation In
Stlnf con VEN for )rl
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THE SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
Interesting Report From the Sanitary
Director

AntoIootlhs lsepoie ioi' ZIG oahlthi
Director.
rha ,a,t,.,o oa,,,.o - 49, ~. o.,
Auxiliary Sanitary Association assembled IN
weekly session Yesterday Acting Pras,aen,
r....a.. a., .h 1910.
1snhol - 80 chte,i'
thronph their chairman renortad INA ynrk !,
as,.s ,,t 'i l,Yn !. : - - NJ, \, - -
aushlhs W ku't'ls s''si - pIogress' w cahais
! IN iirst class condition. and the street cleaning
Dr. Whte sanitary direotor anboittad a.
1870 ' " 1oA' '"n'iI''" 'he
iehoWlhg report
aaeond av;ny inanact;on ard .ooon,n,rr;,,
dainfeeion af liza iii d uyna II riahad ~ VA
sav njrht ~ - - " I'M o'' 80 " ouho7-
1fba nravinua ins,oo,io, b,,;,- r.oaIo5 ,
iorrn n,nh ~ Eli " iovsa y
t ee ,ya ~ " ch III e
fhs o,eea If III santn NJ nsnnr - e'aa -
nlce yayk MN 80 ~ I'M .enu 70 9nar
univ wera avail IA fnr ne n ~ ~ ag1no
NM w. $4,000 ioI ~ nyilE lhsptctloh.
sanitar VT i III u ~ ~ TX w
nnrtinrs po KIM psn ~ ~ III. put r.
Board ~ a.. IN ~ Aihs "i'7i 80 oioo1s - me
ensaan coips WIS coluposeH Oh seV
Wagon . ssJ ALE pr u. LoHr zap ,re,s y
noiIna "qo ny 'su :, III - t niy
noce oil,aa - fra = " nv IN, III
tha ipanaationa ~ ,d VA ,is,.is aau M
ieinfantia anu ne lanorers carried our
carried sn, Iapa .I,niI @ ~ wagon
ri Ia fael ~ -
~ n. ~ ~ Wel colaa WIN coa}.tar varnlsh
svhicb ~ ,s ilp } Het,'ii u W. as IeG1ahIs
less snop nana h -, ~ III ItJn' W
piiphtI. q, ISL. shoula nave hSurochloflc acla
Tha cnrdiH Aie ra' ,.,,,,, ,,a,, 49,. ,,...,
eorns me-. fra, ps,oi "n'eti we
stoned fotemnn ~ aat 10 nun Solbls
the rata ~ whb ~ i o., P
ward - "iiASh 80 "olA oouiu " eai lleu ~
Five seotIona ~ INA 5i.,nf.,t;n,x aa,,, xr.
assign ad ~ tho nj ..o cnrps WsIe
the saoa5 nv M ils. D' ", VIZ Hun louI eacm 70
filth Siytb IA NY hnu f9, i nisaflcls Ine
fected altar Wnrk ~ M Eirat W Sa Hhi u
and Fourth al haan onn, tad H. oeo'nu' $3.50
The total force nj VAN VIA taerafora.
Seyentaen nn,ica oIfears 80 aamttar,
Seyentesn fnraynan o s'tIiS.
Seyentaen waanns With driro-s
Sixty eight laharers ~" "A' '7Ao.
Asanitarv nnitca nfI,oar ao.od 4, 4,,o,.oo.,a,.
In each dfstrict oooA e'osoa " 'inoheopoi
The yants ~ tha 1ooal,t h,,,naoa 49, ra,.
streets roceiyed in addit ion ~ tho i,a I
mi W. satn 81 ChlSeIt = No. 7 carbotfc reid.
used WA b5s5 y, gallons 49, uieihAeotsnt
The lumber Of daya worked In all posa;X
The value Of disinfectIon of vamlts bmar,
great must not divert our attention 49,, mo ~
fact that the .aacumulativeo nriyv svstam J.. 10
serious evil and that its remedy II nnaaihi 40 J., a
= distinctly announced and most imnprtant
aim OF this association.
Ii Is not proper we're II noasihle tn oapsa th
total and i'm mpdjst. change of the nresant nrin
system of New Orleans to the Rochedple sva
TEN, By the Rochedale plan the excreta aeon.
mulates for a quarter or lass number ~ davs
The mean temperature of New Orleans for ina
year Is 10 deg raes Fahrenheit that Of tho lati
tude OF Rochedale closely approx mates so d..
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its wires through the city, and the men Of the
ring their wires to higher poles, to get them
above their rivals. One Of The Western Union
men drew revolver, and several arrests were
made on both sides, including the chief oper-
ator OF the Western Union Company, All
were released on their own recognizanee to-
night. Both companies have engaged promi-
nent counsel, and have their wires guarded
by nInnlnupa
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That Ceiored Candidate.
Washington Post

That coored man who, having been fairly
nomina ed for the Ohio Legislature on the
Hamilton county ticket, now refuses to take
himself off, fs q very portentous black cloud
In the Radical horizon. The managers Of the
Radical machine would give him thousands
Of dollars If he would exodus to Kansas, or
even o warmer climate. But he Is not doing
any exodusng this fall
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An Expert.

DR.. Price Is we'll known as an export IN the
study Of Culinary Chemistry. and the manufac-
lures Of Steele & Price are the result of bis re-
searches. One of these discoveries Is the Cream
Baking Powder, By the use Of which light sweet
biscuits cakes. ETC.. are q certainty. rmr
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Preparing 81 the Reception Or Grant.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 13-Extenstve pre-
parations are icing made here for the recep-
ton. Of Gen. Grant. The steamer City Of
TOXIC, on which he IS to arrive. will be met
outside the heads by the yacht squadron and
steamers with the reception cotnmitt4e and
distinguished citizens on board Statutes will
be- fired from the fort and the city will Be dec
Grated In honor OF the occasion.
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Second G,hOIce.

Louis Globe Democrat. Third TermJ
All honor to James CT. Blaine for the victory
In Maine. He Is the second choice Of all Re
publcans who allow themselves to have a
second choice for 1880. and the first choice OF
alt or 1894.
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The Nationa, M,,i.,a Association.

ST. Louis, Sept. t2--An adjourned meeting
OF the National Association Of Active Militia
OF the United States will be held here Sep
tenber II. Delegates from all parts Of the
country will be present
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A Little inside History.
[Lneknnri Union /

When julius mother expressed her surprise
on discovering her daughters maid drawing
Julia's corset to an alarming tension, she was
met BY the quiet response "Oh mother, It's
jonder. there seems to be great deal Of
red tape about 1t anyway
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THE COURTS.
Third Diatriot Court

The city has instituted suit against John
z Exnicios end r.. /. Belden tor $500 amount
o money collected By ExntciUs as tax dirk Of
t - City and unacconnted for by him Beldnn II
made party to the suit as the bondsman OF
Exncps,
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

The following marriages. births and deaths
we're recorded yesterday at the Board Of
Health:
MARRIAGES.
George Garrison to Miss Martha Nelson.
Edward Jackson Lawless to Mrs. Widow
Alexander SchWecke.
Charles Edward Wolf to Miss Amelia Ay-
mamie.
+ 5zm BIRTHS
Mra. William Brennan. a son.
Mrs. Stephano Barraona. q son.
Mrs. Emil. Weber, q daughter.
Mrs. w. Y. Valentine. daughter.
Mrs. James Moran. a son.
Mrs. Frank Mailho. u son.
Mrs. A. A. Mandal. a son. #.@.m.. z&=..@..=
Mrs. G. III. Young. a son.
Mrs Anatota i. Sales, q daughter.
Mrs Robt. Bal. n daughter.
Mrs Joseph Bell Il daughter.
Mrs. Ghristian Mulier daughter.
Mrs Henry CumminRs. u daughter.
Mrs. Albert M. Levy. . son.
Mrs. Jacob Breiva. n daughter.
DEATHS
Lizzie M. Rayne. years. Ocean Springs Miss.
Julia johnson, g.. % years, ZIG b. Louis
street
Frank Chaucon, " years MetpIrIe Ridge.
Child or @. w. Mott. weeks. Vaudeville. La.
Marie DHtu-ch. Ia mon hs. vi First street.
Walter ingalls,. 2 months. Fourth street, near
st. Charles.
Francisco Lombardi. 10 years. 2e2 Chartres
gtrest.
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MandeyiIic and Govingtvn iraae.-rhs
HEROINE excursion trips on Wednesday,
Ihnrs,dayr and on Sunday morning are dlseon-
tinnad, Masking regular business trips ON
Wednesdays and Thursdays and An evening
excursion on SUNDAYS on arrival OF the 3 p. m.
train, excursion passengers returning by
steamer New Camelia Nom Vaudeville
The NEW CAMILLA will continue her SUN
DAY EXCURSION. leaving on arrival Of the
q. N. train. ns usual.
FaIe-Un excursion days round trip. a. on
other days. each way. 81 to Mandevllle Lewis
burg. Madisonvlle and Old LandIng.
w. G.. COYBE,
sel2 3t No. 81 Caronielet street.
ic.-Neathcr the Captain, owners nor
the undersigned agents Of the i itish steam
ship lTHUR1EL. Capt Williams from Liver
pool. will bs responsible for any debts con-
traetad BY the crew ~ aaid vessel.
cell # EDM. j. FORSTAII'S SONS.
This Nommn'a Chrlattan UniOn will
meet on the first aud second TUESDAY In each
month. at \ D.. n.. at the Csronde1et street
Methodist Church.
MRS J. J. LYONS. President
Mrs. Fl. ], Coop Secretary. dek II
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A Difficulty Between Rival Telegraph
=..5..-..- C0mnanf

BUFFALO, Sept. 13-What threatens to be
a serious collision occurred to-day between
the workmen OF the new American Union
Telegraph Company, engaged in putting up
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQ Rs REGfM MT ORLEANS ARTILLERY
Louisiana State National Guard.
New Orleans September. 49, 1879.
~. x.,zx - ~ ,'.' ~ pSD'oOh' 49, A0'".
GENERAL ORDERS NO OIL

LOUISIANA state NattHnn tGtHTt.
New Orleans September. 10, 1879.
GENERAL ORDERS NO %
I, In compliance with General Orders No 81
from Brigade Headauarters, tbs batteries com
posing this command will assemble Of the
armory ON SUNDAY, the fourteenth Instant. at
O'Clock D. H. sharp. In full dress uuform for
parade and review.
H. The following Independent com paaisa
viz: Trio Al y ,rsag,. Captain J. Astredo. com
mander Caz ,dores de Orleans, Capt r. IlaIo
Hardes Lafayette Capt. J. Bone and Francs
Tireurs. Capt, A. s sle; will parade rs g1estH
They are requested to meet at the srmo~y,
under tho comm nd ri Capt. A. sale, on thu
date aforesaid, n O'Clock IN. sharu.
BY command Of Con. A. j. BAGHEMrNE
sefa 1t GEO Fl. THE tltD Aaintnnf,
HEADQUARTERS F1FsT REGIMENT !,
louisiana Field Artillery
New Orlt ans. September H. 1879.
SPECIAL ORDER No. III
|. The companies composing this regiment
will assemble at the Armory SUNDAY MORN
ING. fourteenth instant, 81 o'clock with kept
III. The command will move promptly At 8 30
n. nj to proceed to the Cathedia al to attend the
requiem mass. @"@5~.- z-~=.
Ill To take part Ia tho evening parade, and
Ia accordance with General Orders No. 81, Bril-
gaze Headqnafters The command will ass M
Die. fully equipped ia full drtss, at O'Clock
D. m.
IN. Cnpt. Nj. j. Fortier, Battery G, will make
the necessary detail TO FIRE the national salute.
at tho head Of Canal etIeet, and will follow
with his battery when the lin e Of march LIS taken
up.
BY order Of a, DUREI Adjutant
Cor JONI GLYNN. Jr. seq 1t
HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT CITY BATTALION
Avlutant's Office, 5 Carondeet street
New Orleans. September II, 1879 J
General Order No. GAL
This command will assent bio at its Armory
I Meehanics' Inatitnte). fully armed and equip
ped on the FOURTEEN III or SEPTEaIBER.
1879. ut 3 o'clock y No., sharp, 70 participate In
til" commend ration of that dav
By order OF Major r. BOND. Commanding.
JOHN g. WOODS.
se14 1t Lieutenant and Acting AuJutant
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special NOtIce-parties having Pledges
at Harte's Loan Office, upon which interest has
accrued II not paid on or before the FIRST OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
aala oo1a
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED PARTNER WITH $4,000 IN
.. ~ . profitable sugar refinery. Address
SUGAR" Democrat Office sa14 IT.
WAhTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
" the cheapest and best advertising in the
2tty Is In this column. at ten cents per line for
the tlrst and five cents for eaeh subsequent In
4erffon. mh22
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Maximum temperature. 7s: minimum, 70.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 49, For the East Gulf
states. partly cloudy weather, occasional
rains. northeast, backing to northwest winds,
stationary Or higher temperature and barome-
ter.
and winds mostly northerly, stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional light rains. colder,
northwesterly winds and higher barometer.
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FFOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE EIGHTH
PAGE.
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= :
REMOVALS..

l EMOVAL - BODLEY BROTHERS WILL
remove their Wagon and Cart Repository to No.
% Union street on October j. 1879 SELL I'd
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALEs,
Hoyernesses s,ompan,op. rtc

@Overnesses, Conn pa MONS. Etc.
NZANTED-AN EDUCATED AND CAPABLE
w Southern woman desires to obtain rosi-
ton toteach English, French and Music In re-
spectacle family. Will assist with the sewing,
and can cut and fit. She is both competent to
Democrat office. amor N
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49, -
FOR SALE.

EfOE aALE-A SPLENDID CHANDELIER
which originally cost $500 viii BE- 4oId DC d
saef1hen Apply al No. 222 Esplanads street,
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A GROCERY STORE FOR SALEM
~ good locality. Inquire at this office, NJ. s,
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In the event Of the absence or neglect on the
part OF the president of central club to per
form any Of the duties prescribed by these
rules, 1t shall be competent for the vice presl-
70 perform the required duties. In the event ri
default by the president. the application shall
bs made to the other officers In the order OF
their enumeration herein.
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Ordinance No. 81.
l.. A. WEBRE,
Sheriff.

Relative to the payment of payments by
the Town Treasurer, and fOrbidding the
lending or selling of any property belong
ing to the Corporation.
Section |. BE it oruaiued 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 paycc and only after said
claim shall have previously been approved
and found correct by the finance Commit
tee
Section 9 Be it further ordained. That
all sums drawn for workmau's account ont
OF the appropriation made for the purpose
shall only be drawn anal paid upon war
rants specifying in favor of whom drawn.
tor what work at what price, and said war
rant must be duly endorsed or receiptcd
by the original payee before the Treasurer
is authorized to pay the same.
Section !. BE it further ordained, That
neither bricks, lumber, dirt nor any other
property belonging to the Town shall be
sold loaned or delivered to any one, when
for purpose not legitimately appertaining
to municipal affairs except by the consent
and special permission OF the Council in
regular or special assembled first had and
obtained
Section 4. BE il further ordained, That
this ordinance shall toxic effect from and
after its passage.
Adopted April Sih 1879.
w. G. Raglan, Mayor.
A. j, PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A true copy
A. }. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-04-26
WOOD WOOD

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
L constantly on hand near the Thibo-
daux Saw Mill sh dry fire wood. which
he will sell at 500 per cord, or he will on
short notice deliver one hall cord at resi-
dence for $2.75.
SETANS.