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| intiittticS tn I;tisint usage lie
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Thibodaux. April sth. 1879.

[Sinued1 jos. L. THIBODAGN.
Treasurer.
Thibolaux. April Sth. 1879.
The following claims approved py the
school comlnitte We're presented anu on
motion duly seconded an appropriation "l
Forty nine and 69IlOo Dollars was made
ont oft school funds to pay SAID tlaimS
by the following vote
Yeas: Ragan. Alhertl, Azcma, Bancharu
Keetn. Tabor and Trone.
The following claims were presented aud
on motion of duly seconded, an appr"pria-
ton of Two Hundred and twenty nine and
S9JlOO Dollars was made to pay the same
hv the following vote.
Yeas Ragan. Albert. Blanchard, keeie,
Tabor. Arena and 1rone,
Nays: None.
Thihodaux saw MILL ~
y! :. constable 3 20
l.. A. Webre, Jailor's iees...-.----- W
The Gutta Perch and Rubber Manfg.
Co. for $50 it fire hose with coupling 100 w
Morgan's La. & Texas L. r. Il y. IS. -
Co. freight on ire hose --.--..------ oo
II. X. Thiherge. for plan and specitira -,
tion for Town lookup. .------..-.--- ~ W.
; ro.,, 2l9 g
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized ty the following vote to have
the trees on the Town lot cut.
Yeas: Albert, Blanchard, AzeIna, Ttbol
and Trone
Nay: Keefe.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor wal
authorized ~ dispose of the rotten lumber
now on the Market square and reIn"Ve th'
rood lumber, bricks and states on same II
the lot lately purchased.
On motion OF j. L. Blanchard duly seeoh
ded the Mayor was authorized =" have TIN
fence of the Town lot repair d aud Il ncN
nickel fence erected on the line of Mr.. III
rirre-s propertv and also to make snch IN
,royen ents on same as may be deerne
necessary.
Ordinance No 81. relative to the pay
!: ment of claims by the Treasurer and fo'
bidding the lending or selling of ,any prop
erty belonging to the Town without tn
consent of the Council was presented an
on motion duly seconded the same Wa
.,,lopted by the folIowin. vote.
y Yeas: kagan, Azema. Albcrtl, Bianehar
Keefe, Tabor and Trone.
NAYS: None. =,
On motion duly seconded the council al
Isignedl w. G. RAGAN, Mayor
p A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
A true copy:
= A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Coune'
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Respectfully submitted.
THEOPHILE THIBODAtN,
Collector.
The following TreaSurel's Report for the
month OF March 1879 was presented aud
approved.
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,.sar,natio.ss locales.

sobEMNIrE. -Une srande So s,
mite religieuse aura lieu lie 2o
/ |t''p ee mois, dams l'eglise catho-
eeae. H. se St.Joseph, a FoccaSion de
Eaai E'sanauiiyersaire de la translation
kss reliques de Salnte Valerie:
: corps dies pompiers est envlte
J y assiSteF'
nrcEs.-Nous avons la dou-
|onr d'anuoncer la mort Gun de
Eos aucleus marchanls de Thibo
Eaux. Mr.. Joseph Legenlre, da>
[.Sda sanpdi dernier, a Page de
a, ans. 9 mois ct 6 jourS. III etalt
(,p,nbre de Ia compagnle des pom
riers Thibodaar No. l, ct de la So
kiat4 de BieWaisance ct dAss's>
(nace MutueIle de Thiboda'tc, ct
eomme tel, ses restes ont etc eS>
Lortes 4 sa derniere demeure avec
IONS les honneurs qul lul etalent
kliiS,
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FoIRE.-Les preparatifs pour
Ia graude fore tlonnee au bene-
nee lie l'6glise St-Joseph Sont
pousses avec energie par le Rev.
Chas. Menard. Cette foire aura
lieu dams le waste ct magnifique
pare, que tout lie monde counait !;
ellie cOnmencera lie Samedi 3 de
mai, c0ntinuera lie dimonche 4, ct
sr termlnrra le lundi ).
.Le dilnanche 4. aura lieu aussl-
tot ap;es parrivec du train d'ex'
cursi0n venant de Ia NOuvelle
Olleans. la ceremonie de la bene
dlctionS des adnirables statues
QM dOivent orner lA cRur de FE-
elise St-Joseph, actuellement une
des plus bellies eglises de rEtat
CONNIE cette foire est fait dams
but de payer les admirables ira
vaox qui vie nnent d'y etre tArnl
mes, nous pensons que tons cen'
qul s'int6ressent Il Sd reussite 81
teront nm devoir d'aller la visiter
ny aura des l,nchs d tout heur'
da jour ct de la sOiree, des ra
EMBELLISHMENTS de toute sorte
des triandises de tout genre, g
das amusements tous aussi recre;
Ills qu'instr uctifs.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Clerk Oflice of the 18th. judicial District
Court, Parish of Laiourciic.
HEREBY CERT IFY THAT TIE FO.I-
L lowing persons have been drawn to
serve az Jurors for the ensuin. term of
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EXCURSION. - L'eXcurSiOn a
Morgan City donnee dlmanrhe
dernier au b6n6tice de Id Thibo-
danr Eiluer Cornet Band, aurait
certalnement reuni plus de
monde ct aurait etc plus agrea>
bic, si Ia compagnie Morgan ent
mis- d Ia disposition des excursion
nlstes un couple de chars 4 passa
gers de plus. Pressure toute la
partie masculine Il etc Obligee
pendant le trajet, aller ct retour,
dc rester deboat. ct la gente fG-
MINNIE etalt en- grande rartle
entass6e sur les sieges. Tons ces
deSagrementS ct blen dautres
n'ont pas emp6che la recette Diet
re- c0pieuse, tant pour la compa9 Q
nle que pour la bande. IL fant es'
perer que ce ne Sera pas la dern
ere excursion qui So fera sur cettt
llsne ct qua l'avenir, il sara fonl
III un nOmbre SutliSant de char
pour accomoder tout le monde.
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SuGGEsTlON.-Nous VOLTA hien
tot arrives a rne epoque de Fan
nee OH ION ne sanrait trOp srtn-
DIRE de precautions pour pfevei.lr
les maladies. II serait done pru
den, que les lutOrites municipal
les s'enquierent de la condition
sanitaire de la vile. Les rues
sont certsinement propres ef les
rigOles bien nettoyees. ct ce nest
pas de cn cote que nous vlendfa
l'intection, 81 infection, IL doit Y
avoir. II faudrait voir a ce que
les cours ct leurs dependances
soient tenues propres pendant les
grandes cha,eurs des mOls d'6te'
Une telle mesure, prise a lavan.
&C, previendra blen des maladieS
ct les calamites qui Sen suivent
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To real Balance on hand -------.--- 212 -
amt. dna by Brockhott for Mar. 33 50
By Bal due MaIbrough-- 30 00
Respectfully submitted.
ISignedl JOS. L. lHlbol1AaA. ~,
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Collectors Report.

From March 7tll. 1872 to April 18th. 1879.
ST. c. L. To.al.
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CREDIT.
For March Isl!

TO Ra'aNca on. this tIaY o4o ~
Ey amt pd. Aayor's orders for
vGrkuaH'S acrt. abOvc APP. 95 ID
BY amt nd Mayors order
for purchase of ihihotlauN
Fire Co. No. Is Lot 300 W
BY ANT. l,A. l.. Nalbrough
on account. .---.------- III w
BY Bal. available cash on
hind " 252 50
5.5 II $40 II
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iIOTEL.- Nmls iuiormon> les
vovagenrs ct IL public Ell general,
que l,s Vtuve du r"sreite DR.. tel
riera. Went d" louel fh0tel Wash
ington. appartenant a Mme. Nve.
Gamaru ct qu'eIle Sc propose de
ie tenir Sur un excellent pied
Nous e>p6n onS 4u'eile ohtlendra
un appui cordial du public ct des
anolen amis lie ieu son mari.
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AYERS Cathartic Pills

'or all the purposes of Family Fhysle
md for curing Costiveness. Jaunclce.
Indigestion. Foul Stomach. Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases. Bill
iousness. Dropsy, Tumors. Worms,
Neuralgia, as Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
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IsossVesfcs Dlyerses.

La Convention S'est assem-
blee lnndi dernier. lie Lieute-
nant Gov. L. y. Wiitz u etc nom
me president.
La Legislature du Texas
Went d'adopter une loi qni 6tr lie
droic lie vote a tout citoyen lul
n'aura pas paye son Poll Ta.c.
-Deux jonrnanX obsenes ont
etc saisiS la Nouveile Orleans,
dont Pun await poar proprletalIe
john Boidore qui a etc arr1tee ct
ms Ell prison.
lie general Dix est mort lie
81 de ce noiS ct le President Ell
annoncaut son d6ces appeiie Fat
tentiun du peupIe deS Etats Unls
sur les services renlus par le de-
funt a la patrie.
-D;,ns pI1tat du Maine, d'a-
pres uue loi pass6e reinforcement,
lie salaire du gouverneur est de
5lJOO par an. La place la mieuX
payee de i'Etat est celle du jnge
de Ia Cour Supreme. Chaque .jnge
de cette cour ne gagne pourtant
que $1,000 par an
-Dans Ute lettre adressee all
E, Times de la Nouvelle Orleans, lie
mdjor Wm. Ii. Harris. de Ii,
Pointe Coupee consellle la cul.
ture de Ia jute dams les lerre>
abandonuees. Scion l'opinion dt
fecrivain, cette culture vaudrai'
annuellement Il la Louisiana unt
! douzaine de millions.
Les repraSentants ct sen2
teurs de il, Louisiana ;n Congress
rpiettent i'idea lie Ia Reputation
lis dissent Jue ie tauX de FiuterG
peat ttre balsse clnq pour cell
ct cn tanX lis yaudront toute e.
pece ,,e hons sFEtat. lis sliiirmen
que l'oppositlon au Placement de
bons Went de III ciasse qui ~
pale pas lie taxes ct non de cell
uui Songe la prosp6rlt@ futur
de lEtat. ct gui aurait d porte
: lie farleau de la dette. CnAnt i
question sela .liSCut6a en cunve'l
, ton, on Ia veria aglr contornt
; ment Il Ia justice et au bon sen>
! iIOTFL.- NMls IuiormOn$ ie
| ,,oX,wnnrs of La ,,,hiir p, ,rn,,..r;,
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r.J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass;
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Old BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-12-04
WAIT FOREVER.
A Pretty Rhine Legend.

Once upon a time, there lived beside
the Rhine beautiful young lady. She
had lover who loved her and whom she
loved in return. But, after he had WOO
ed her-not one year, but three-he ask
ed her to marry him, and she, anxious to
show her power, merely answered, "wait."
II have waited three years." he said,
"but at your bidding I will wait one
more-just one more''
Then he went away and became SOL
der, and praises Of his bravery filled the
the land; but the lady was piqued by the
thought that he had been able to leave
her, tor even a year, and when lie return
ed she determined to punish him, though
all the time she loved him well.
He knelt at her feet ana took her hands
in his and said: -. 49,
"Lady, I have come to claim you fo1
my wife" IL; u :.
But all she answered was, "Wait long.
er; a patient waiter is not a loser"
~ will wait two years longer" he said
calmly. "If do not lose, all is WE'LL
Then he lett her again. She had hop.
ed that he would plead with her, anG
that she would he forced to change bel
mind; but now he was gone-gone fol
two long years. How she lived through
them she could not tell; but they passed
and again her lover was before her.
"a II have waited patiently was all be
said. -. ..,r. .. - "a s.S.. "a, =, .
The lady yearned to cast herself into
his arms, but pride was strong within her
| ttWait LONGER. y abe said. - = '%f'.
"No."' he answered, "This is the las
time. If wait now, I will wait forever
At this she drew back haughtily. @',bs-
"Then wait forever" she said coldly
he left her without werd. And now
| her heart sank in her bosom. She. wep
liter tears, and repented in. dust anc
ashes. When q year had gone by, she
could bear her woe no longer, and SEN
her little foot-page to her. old lover
bidding him be2r tins message, "Comt
hack to me- La sl- 8. III ....szT.
But the message the little foot pag,
brought was just this: Wait. . . ..:=-s-,-s.
Il Again she was left to her sorrow, ianl
two years glided by; then once more sh'
Ibade her page ride. over the mountains t
i her lover'a castle. s:s.5s
Tell him I am waiting, y she said. +.
i The pagc rode pway and rode back
i He stood before his Iady. and dotted Iii
cap, md repeated the message. that hai
ibcen given him: ~ The patient waiter il
mot : loser, &, sss5
10 i puniahing me- z thought the d
ldy, md for two yea1s longer she IS
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-12-04

+ SsSstSN IA 8VSU1nVS0uto5a&AsA VAooJeoosoVVI 10
ported last year. \:
The total value Of property seized during the
year for violations Of internal revenue laws
was esq.,. TAG. The total number Of suits
pending July !, 1879, for violation Of internal
revenue laws, WAS IL, 9A. During the year
4.500 auits have been settled, decided or dis
missed and the amount recovered. by the gov.
eminent on Judgments, and from compro.
mises accepted, have been $8O2, 648. ! ~
The total value of internal revenue Atamps
issued during the year was e129, 1855. 6S5. Tho
table of assessments made during the yeal
1879 shows q total of %, 295, 768, . decrease
aimee 1873 of $3.50, =, 49,. 5,sa. j..
The expenses for the next fiscal year are es
$l22,0 over the past year. For salaries Of
officers, clerks and employees of the bureau
proper. aggregating 1893 persons, an appropria.
ton of 925S, $50 IL recommended, tho same ~
last year. The commissioner adding that II
will be wholly impracticeable to reduce the
force IN any particular without material in
jury to the public service.
A full statement is gwen of the estimated
expenses of each district, making up. grand
aggregate. In addition to the bureau proper
there are connected with the various district.
throughout the United States 128 collectors,
$50 deputy collectors, l79 clerks, messengers
and 1anitors, 693 gaugers, 1,303 storekeepers
and 81 tobacco inspectors. ~
Accompanying the reports are tabulated
statements showing the number Of grain dis.
tilleries of different capacities, the quantities
of grain and other materials used in the pro.
duction of distilled spirits. and the quantity
in each distillery, returns OF distilled spirits
under each act of legislation from July. 1862,
to June 80, 1879, and other details of similar
character.
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manned in her castle. Her heart was
breaking-her health failed--she knew
that death was near. : p,
Again she sent her cruel lovera mos
sage. - III,
7'Tell him." she said, sthat am near
my end, and that if wait longer before
I see him I shall wait forever <. :
!; The page returned, and stood before
his .lady's chair. His eyes were full of
tears; his head was bent upon his breast
he sighed and hid his face in his plumed
cap. The lady lifted her wan face.
''speak" she said. ''The message
"Alas!" said the page, II would >!
werefa more tender one"
"Whatever it may be, speak!' gasped
the lady,
"The only message that have" replied
the page, Ills, wait forcver?"
IT am we'll paid IN my own coin," said
the lady. CAT last I have received all
my own answers back
In little while she died, and they
buried her in the old churchyard, with a
stone at her head and u stone at her feet.
When spring came there was grass
upon the grave, and there also was a
new plant strange to those who looked
upon it; plant with dark glossy leaves,
that crept slowly but surely along, clutch
Tug fast to every rough surface it met.
There had never been plant like that
on earth before. Now we call it the ivy,
but this, what those who saw 1t for the
first time said of it,:
':It is the lady whom her lover babe
to wait forever. Iu this form she IS
creeping toward his castle slowly but
surely. So she will creep on until she
reaches the heart she threw away
Generations have passed from earth.
The castle is ruin, covered with ivy,
and the peasants will tell you that it las
crept there from the lady's grave, point
by point, over stone and rock, through
the graveyard and over gates and fences,
You can trace it if you choose, they say
but you do not try.
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The Best Rubber Boot

There is nothing better for farmer. or out
door nan than a good rubber boot and nothing
so exasperating as bad one. Competition
among manufacturers has lead to such cheap
ening of quality that until lately it was a hard
thing to find a rubber boot really worth the
money asked for it. The Candee Rubber Co.,
of New Haven, Ct, however, has lately put on
the market boot designed to meet the call
for real good, substantial article, and TO de-
note its freedom from adultcrative mixtures
it is called the "95 Per Cent. Sterling Boot"
1t is made, on honor, as pure as can be made,
and is warranted three months. By an inge-
NOUS continuance aspace is provided at the
top Of the leg for recording the date of the
sale, ny punching holes in the spaces pro-
vided-like a railroad ticket-so that there
may be no trouble about The warrant. The
upper and leg Of the "95" Boots are doubled,
and the solcs are one-h half inch thick, Of solid
rubber from toe 10 heel. Ordinary rubber
boots are barely a quarter inch thick in the
thivkest part, and only one-eighth at the shank
A descriptive circular can be obtained hy send
ing postal directed to t. c company; TT the
"95" pOOtS can be found at most of the stores
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A Bamed Parent.
There is baff1ed old man IN Williams

There is baff1ed old man III Williams
port, and he is di ,gusted, too. 1t seems
that he learned that his daughter intended
to elopc upon certain evening, with o
lover upon whose suit he frowned. So he
locked his child up in her room. and sat
down stairs to await the sound of the low
ers carriage wheels.
But that disg1accful young man tied
rags around the tires Of his sulky, so as
to muffle the noise, and he drove softly
up to tho back gate. He then sent a
.boisetrous, rickety hack around 70 the
front, and engaged the man to make as
much racket as he could for the money.
When the infuria'ed father heard it, he
rushed out with his shotgun, just in time
to see a female figure jump into the hack
and drive of. He fired two rounds OF
bucks shot at the concern, rushed out and
got his horse, and started IN pursuit.
Mean time, the insidious outcast who
loved his daughter, persuaded her to slide
down the lightning rod, and then away
he fled with her in an Opposite direction
from that in which the enraged parent
had gone. -
3, The bereaved old man had caught up
with the hack about eighteen miles out
of town, and he not only shot the driver
but he burst open the door and dragged
outr-a man, dressed in q waterproof
cloak sszs.'. h.. i Il. .s.<s't :
The father was Immediately arrested
for highway robbery and assault and
battery with intent to kill, and the perse-
cutters say they will press the suit unless
he comes down with handsome dover
for his daughter and then gives the
couple his paternal blessing. $50.
There IS no use Of trying to explain the
mental condition of the old man. The
English is copious and vigorous, and al
that; but it fails utterly in these extreme
cases.
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There Is Health Ahead

For cherries dyspeptics who will use Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which will enable them
to digest, restore their appetites, steady Their
nerves, and drive away the blues. If with such
a prospect there are any of them who neglect
deserve to suffer, that is all. Let them ask
anyone who has used the Bitters if it is not q
good medicine, and if they receive truthful
reply it will be an affirmative. Biliousness
bowel troubles, debility, rheumatism are all
conquered by this highly esteemed and pro.
fessionally sanctioned specific, which has al
SO won national reputation as remedy for
and means of averting intermittent and re.
the respondent invalid, and may be relied up.
on to produce decisive, and not palliative eff
fects. It is the one thing needful for the cure
of dyspepsia, and nothing will supply its place
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A WAC brought horse driven by a
young man to stop in the street by
the word whoa" and said to the
driver: " That's fine horse you have
there" YES" answered the young
man, but he has one fault. He was
formerly owned by a butcher, and al
ways stops when he hears calf bleat"
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Little Billy has been taken to see his
old uncle, who is Sc deaf that he cannot
hear = single word without recourse to
his ear trumpet. Billy watches the move
with great interest, and then exclaims.
.sMamms, what doesg uncle Try all the time
to play tho horn with his ear for, when
he cant make Il goll !:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-12-04

COnBUmVIIOIt uToUs
An old physician retired from practice, ha wing had
placed IN his hands by East India missionary the
and permanent cure for Consumption Bron tits.
Oatarrh Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
and all Nervous Complaints. after having te,ted its
wonderful curative powers In thousands Of cases. has
Actuated by this motive and desire relieve
sderiug will send free Of charge to all who dessre
this recipe In German. French, English, with full
directions for preparing and using SEPT by mail by
addressing With stamp naming this paper. '" W.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-12-04

Prices of the Mason & Ham]in Organs ale
somewhat more than those of the poorest or.
gans made: but they are not much more, while
the quality is vastly superior. This has been SO
thoroughly proved by the results at all great
worlds expositions for many years that it is
no longer a question. At the prices they are
the che apest organs offered,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-12-04
1Iu1nDuxXeI Again.

I saw so much said about the merits
OF Hop Bitters, and my wife, who was
always doctoring,. and never we'll, teased
me so urgently to get ncr some, I con.
cluded to be humbugged again; and
am glad I did, for in less than two
months use of the bitters, my wife was
cured and she has remained 80 for eigh
teen months since. I like such hum
bugging.-H. r., St. Paul.-Pioneer.
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