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H A N G. O C K
E N G. L l S H .
Their Nomination Well Re-
ceived Throughout the
Country.
A STRONG TICKET AND A STRONG
PLATFORM.

CINCINNATI, June % Hon. John W.
Stephenson, of Kentucky, was made
Permanent Chairman and F. o. Prince,
of Massachusetts, Secretary.
The several can iidates were presented
to the Convention in able speeches.
Mr.. Dougherty, Of Pennsylvania, de-
sired to present the name of soldier
and statesman whoss very name would
suppress all factions. Loud cheering
who would be acceptable to the NertE
and South, whose name would suppress
the last particle of sectional strife in the
country, who would cause unity in the
party and peace in the country. He
would carry Pennsylvania. Indiana,
New Jersey, Connecticut, New York and
Ouio. The name was that of Winfield
Scott Hancock Continuous applause,
in which the galleries joined more gen.
orally than during any previous demons
tration
The call of States was then ordered
for the first ballot for Presidential can
didates. 1t resulted as follows:
Total number of votes 1861.
Ewing, 10.
Tilden, 3S.
Baya,d, 1854
Field, 65.
Morrison, 81.
Hendricks, 494
Thurman, 6S4.
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lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Isprepared OF s53 and 25 Western Avenue Lynn Mass.
Price S1oo Six bottles for $500 Sent by mail in tbs
form of pills. also in the form of Lozenges receipe
Of price, sl.Oo. por box for either. Mrs. PTNKHAH
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Send for PAM
phlet. Address above Mention this paper. -,
No family should be without LYDIA Z PINKHAN
LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation, Btliousnesss
and Torpidity OF the Liver. Is cents per boz
june99, ,'e0Y. .......
, 1880-02-28
as well take new courage and as much rational
antovment a. as there is lying around loose.-Romc

nc wa1, take new courage and as much rational
Enjoyment as there is lying around loose--Rome
Sentinel
In little family discussion, the other day, the
madam remarked somewnnt tarty, .,:,,1 ~ nsn
fool,' interrupted the husband: Beg you par
Inn" said she, - shnll'd0 nothing OF the KIND
T nrefer 4 charge." The lord and master W1lteu.
Cincinnati Enquirer
There are no snakes in Iceland, and the Ice
1anders know nothing Of the reptile, and so,
when one Of the inhabitants Of that isle has the
iim-iaus, he can't imagine TINT he sees SNAKES,
and has to be c0ntented with tnlnK1ng taat ~
trying to get away from horrid dos Misn nanod
teen legs. and three bears VILE Ailun1'iiA'<o
heads.-Boston Post.
Minister Lowell is not q bit Of a snob, although
he does part his hair and beard In the middle
By the way, why can't a man part ms nal!. II ne
hns any just where ne peasess II II suns n1n 1ia
nose, whose business is it? The men who make
the greatest howl over any frcak or taste or
fancy the most a4ees 5ayes 10 ~ @
Dendence did not include hair and clothes it
should have put in q clause to that et1ect.-Neeo
York CoHlmsTcidl advertiser.
When the pious shepherd Cowley wasn't pray
ing,
AA0 ~ pom the head:
When the winter winds were round his "told
-a-playing, ,.,
He lodged them with one sheet for every bed,
Every bed. ...
When with aching fist he could no longer pohno
Longer pound them,.
The cat-o'-nfne-tails caused u powerful sting,
Powerful sting,
Oh take things generally Us it found them,
As 1t found them,
Life ut the Fold " was not happy thing.
Kingston Fireman.
, 1880-02-28
RADVAY'S REGULATING RllSl
Perfect Pur9aftve Soothing Aper1euN
Without Pain. Always Reliable anu
Natural In their Operation.

Perfect Pur1atfve Soothing Aperaen.si
Without Pain. Always Reliable anu
Natural In their Operation.
L VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOE C1lOasL.. ~.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coatea cosa. nd
sweet gum. p1sr.se regulate, purify c'e'&D'
RADwAY's r,11.s, for a1e cure Of ali ds1RsGds RGsd.
Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys ..ion pI
der, Nervous Diseases, Headache, CqnHnes Cqn1;aasnest
Costtveness indigestion: Dyspepsia, Pi,es and
all arrangements OF the Internal visceEa visc- a-essta.
ranted to effect A.perfect cure. .fusen y Gelete-
BILE. containing no mercury. minerals VI o":
- observe the following symptoms resMt can.
Ing from Diseases Of the digestive orga453;o lid ID
stiputfou Inward Piles, Fullness OIL tne nn1,,sea,
tho Hcud, Acitlity Of the St9Esacn, - Tihs Weight
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fullnessc sc3atng " q
Futtering at the Heart, Choking or ;S,nne4.d Snas.d i
Sensations when IN a lying posture: e:,Dht p Ferer
Vision, Dots or Webs Before tho olgnr Peg
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency ~ =. pin
SEPARATION. Yellowness Of the Skin ana EE}{,sfe; Of
in the Side, Chest, Limbs, and Suuoen f'"'
Heat, Burning In the Flesh. ,,.,t, freq ths
Il few doses Of RADWAY'S fILLS WIZ
system from all the above named d1so1os
Price, IS Cents Per Boz. -
We repent that the reader must consul and
books and papers on the s.pJect o!
their cure, among which may Do nao4e1
ts False AMI I1afe.' -
"Rad.rdu on Irritable Uretaru, .
"Iaaltruy on Sero}ttta,' asa.
and Others relating to different classes I" ~.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ 1FALSE AND TRUE. -
Send q letter stamp to RADW4Y d co'' NV
81 ,purre.s, cor. C3.skrcls-se., Sesr 1ork.
~ Information worth thousands Will % ssa'
3Qiuu.
, 1880-02-28

rosh- or rheumatism. When it attacks person
be IS in the language Of the -lamented r ~
INN Pool, a goner,' unless ne maAes oespeA-
nte effort to save himself :s,,.,,,,
Vanity makes fools Of eyer 50 many lnalv1do-
als both Of the mule and female perssInSron
Vanity makes young men on 1eariuHy,s small
s,inrjfs wear store clothes every day, and neg
lcct to pay their washcrwoman -,
Vanity makes young women ignore me VASE. VASE.
heaith-siving institutions Of . like character It
likewise too often maketh them bestow; their Iet
smiles upon ,reak-minded popln1ays' 70 fae 1; ut
CVed just Us lief be called perfect wretch Us
not-) ..o,,,.~ A.
Vanity makes men whom Nature expressly de-
signed for tin -peddlers, habcrdashers, and horse
dealers, aspire to be statesmen.
Vanity, in short, is monster Whcn II tclulcn- q
es person, the best thing he or she can 10 IS 70
die ut the earliest possible conven1euce.-drte-
mus IFurd, per Cleveland Voice
, 1880-02-28

Chronic SON diseases, Cares OF the Bone IN.
mors in the Blood, Scrof'1lcus Diseases. ad ~ =.
Unnatural Habit Of Body, Syphilis and Vensra.1a :
Fever Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers. Salt Phsmsl
ricketts,, White Swelling. Scald Head. 4sGa Ttssa.
Affections, CAnkers, Glandular Swelljnes Nodss
Wasting and Decay OF the Body, Pinn,aS ss1
Blotches, Tumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney ai,d ni.1 ~
der Diseases, Chronic Rheumatism md G+ss
Consumption, Gravel and Calculous 1encs;xtsa
and varieties Of the above complains to rStss
sometimes are given specious names, WIZ
We assert that there Is no known remedy tn
possesses the curative power over these diseases
step by step. surrey, from the foundation snd
restores the injured parts to their sound condi.
ton. THE WASTES Or TIE BODY ARE sEDppyn
AND HEALTHY BLOOD IS SUPPLIED TO nm ~,
TEN, from which new material Is formed, Thisi.
the first corrective power Of Railway sResoTpnt
In cases where the system has been salfyatajf
and Mercury. Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublmsts
have accumulated and become deposited il d.
bones, joints, etc, causing carries Of the bcass
ricketts,, spinal curvatures, contortions, 5h5
sweiiings, varcose veins, ETC., the Sarsaparili.n
nate the virus of the disease from the systam.
II those who nre taking these medicines 70.
the cure Of Chronic Scrofulous. or Syph[lts
diseases, however slow may be the cure. 3feeI
BETTER" and find their general health imuroy.
ing, their flesh and weight increasing Oh efsa
keeping its own, Is q sure sign that the CUE i
progresslng.- In these diseases the pateot
either gets better or WorSe,-the virus Of the d.
ease Is not inactive: II not arrested and drifea
from the blood it will spread and continue b
undermine the constitution. As soon a. ia
ter" every hour you will grow better md ID.
rraa CO n hnH1th Strorrth and Nash
, 1880-02-28
OVARIAN TUM0RS,

The removal OF these tumors by RsDwArs
REsoLFENT is now so certainly established thit
what WIS once considered almost miraculous il
now q COMMON recognized fact by all psrties.
Witness the cases Of Hannah P. Knapp, Mrs C.
krapf, Mrs j, H. jolly, and Mrs, P. D. Hendrix,
published in our Alnanac for 1879; also, that
of Mrs. c. S. Bibbins, in the present edition Il
our " False and True"
Space forblds our making parrcVlar referencs
to the various cases Of chronic diseases reached
by our SUBSTANTIALLY REs6LyEsr. Invaiis
and their friends must consult our writings Il
they wish to obtain an idea Of the promise and
potency OF R. Il r. Remedies
One Dollar per Eottle.
, 1880-02-28

Mr.. Frank wilke, Lafayette. Ind, tells us of n .
man IN this city who suffered for long time
with rheumatism. He was sick that he could
be suffered sreat paiI,. After IT Few applca-, e
lions OF St. jacobs Oil the swelling subsided, and
all pain left him; he was cured.
, 1880-02-28

a few days since a snow-stor1n occurred in
Florence which rendered iocomotf0n impossible
for nearly twenty-four hours. The streets warc
covered with three feet of snow, and the roofs
Of seyera1 houses fell In beneath the unexpected
weight
, 1880-02-28
4 GRATEFUL RECOGNITION

To cure chronic or one-stand}no ns...
truly victory In the healing art: that ress sse
power that clearly discerns defect and suonass u.ns
remedy; that restores step By step-by daa.aesa
the body which has been slowly attacfssaiT Il
mands our respect but deserves our eIat,essn' ,eon'
DR.. Railway has Furnished manKind iTs'uoe wiz s..
wonderful remedy, Railways Sarsaparil,ia.n lii. qas 5s
solvent, which accompshes this result, and .ss ne@
fcring humanity, who drug out an existenassa sal.
pain and disease. through long days dGe ana 20 q
nights, owe him thcir grautude."-aiadiaaII sGns G.s
1EHueT. +3&s'
, 1880-02-28

Mothers! your child may have wormsf Then
~ all means use - Browns Vermifuge Couiits.:'
Ihey ise the best, surest. and most pleasant
cents, -~N~~ ~
, 1880-02-28

The yast amount of vanity which we see all
around us murt1aes lis. Vanity IS q disease
worst than the measles. chicken-pox. canker,
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in provided, the officers whose dntv T. ;s -
issue licenses shall take rule 4, sad No.
ty carrying on said business. in the k;s-
sri,t Court. 10 show cause within the legal
aeiays' eitner IN term time or in chambers
@hy the said party shall not he stopne1
!fohl carr{ih on said business. without hav-
my nrst oDtained SAID license, and in case
said rule Is made absolute, every yioIator IF
said order Of court shall he nnn;shaS sol ~
contempt of court n0p 4sF
Sec. IL. BE it further ordained s4, IN,
u snaa pe INC antv OF each Constable and
cus.ee VI the reace in the Parish of L.
;outcaG 10 .s eacept withh the incorporate lin
us OF tl'e 1oWn' 20 specially see that,no ned
uler eal Iies On MS occupation without tha
payment OF the proper lcense and it sh IN
w .neii uu'y W report any one offending.
TO tne collector OF the parish verbally or :,
"rlIihs anu 10 arrest and bring before the
| ing to law. " 'esoF"'
Sec. ls. Be it further ordained etc. That
the Tax Collector shall be allowed g. com.
| mission OF hve per cent upon. all licenses
collected and paid into the Parish Treasnrv
Sec. ~ BE 1t tarth'r ordained ETC., Thx,
| all parts of all Ordinance which confl,ct
"tn' or contrary to, or are' inconsistent
with tnis ordinance are hereby repealed.
Duly adopted by the Police jury of the
Parish OF Lafourche, in special session COZ.
vened on the 4th. day of May 1880.
lsisncdl 5. 7. GRISAMORE.
President Police jury.
Paris Of LafOurchc.
). +. ALLAN, Secretary.
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&sEeANesE TREES!

Parties desirlng TO to buy ORANGE Trees.
apply to Victor Pave, cutoff, or II. H.
Aicheiet, Ihioodaux, F.b-7 50
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}. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
Dividing the Parish of Lafourche into L.
wee and Road Districts &c,

Dividing the Parish of Lafourche into L.
wee and Road Districts &c.
Section |. Be Il enacted 0v the Pol;.e In.
~ Of the Parish Of LafouscAe, That all
laws enacted and adopted in regard to
Roads and Levees, by the late Police Jury
of the Parish Of LafOurche, be and thew
are hereby adopted and declared Of full
force ard effect.
Sec. 9. BE it further ordained, That the
Public Levees of said Parish. bo aod they
are hereby divided into Five Districts.
and that each levee district, be and tha
same is hereby constituted Road District
as follows: ~
No. l. From the upper line of the Parish
right descending bank to Merville Rhome's
including Brule Guillot and all other back
settlements.
No. 2. From the supper line of Merville
Rhome's, right desce nding bank. to lower
limits of Parish. -,-l i
No: 3. From the upper line of Parish.
iucluding Coteau Eolse.
No. 4. From Raceland Station, left de.
scending Bank, to lower limits Of Parish.
including all back settlements.
NO.5. From Cross Lane on Bayou La
fourche out, including Bayous Malagay.
Chackbay, Baton Pilon and all Cho1pic.
Sec 3. Be it enacted, That for each of
said Districts enumerated in section 2 of
this ordinance. there shall be eleossd by
the Police Jury an overseer, whose duty
it shall be to inspect the roads and leyees in
his district and to use due diligence that
the same be'kept in . proper and secure
condition, said Overseers may be removed
during any session Of the Police jury for
the non fulfillment of duty.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That the
Overseers Of Roads and Levees appointed
| under this act shall receive an annual COM
pensatin. as follows, to-wit; Overseer of
District No; 1. $4,000. No. 2 $4,000, No.
| }, $4,000, No. 4, $4,000. No. S, Sl25,OO.
Provided that before the said oyerseers rer
ceive said compensation they shall each
produce certificate signed by twelve tax
payers and one member of the Police Jury.
certifying. that the roads in their respec-
! tive districts, are in good condition.
l Sec. 5. Be it>further enacted. That for
each and every rice flumA or pipings insert.
| ed and to be inserted into the levces Of thls
Parish to irrigate crops or for any other pur
pose there shall be paid by the owner there
cense OF fifty cents, for every perpendicular
foot of levee cut. counting from the bottom
levee.
Sec. g. Be it enacted, That % much of
all monies paid into the Parish Treasury
ffor licenses for rice fumes and piping az
allowed by law, shall be act aside and used
exclusively in taking out old and shan
doned fumes and restoring the original
condition Of levee.
Sec. 7: Be it further ordained, That this
ordinance take effect from and after its pas
sage and that all ordinances in conflict
herewith be aud the same are hereby 70
pealed.
II Duly adopted, BY the Police Jury Of tha
!, Parish Of Lafourche in special session con,
vened this 4th. day of May 1880.
President Police Jury,
u Parish Of LafouEehs.
Certified:
Il j. +. ALLAN, Secretary.
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The entire proceeds arising from the sale
of this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
phan MerR orial Fnud which Is invested in
United States Registered Bonds for the mr.
ture. care, support and education OF the
ten infants deprived of their parents last
summer at New Orleans. THE mcianche1y
incidents ot sEhich sad bereavement ars
SUN fresh VI 1... 1T n, 1nires. -
The b2oh IS an etegn'tt Octaoc. co9,taining
io0 peges aria' q fire photograph likeness
md a tine steel engraving mane expressly
tor his 'eork, .fon'' large maps Of Gotie
fais, bound in handsome Gray EaIiist
Cloth at THREE DOLLARS. or in .fse
Sheep Binding, sciM Marble Edge, THREE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS-ha Uaif
Bound Moro co. Hbrarg style, FOUR DOL
LARS or in best Lecant Turkey Moroceo,
.faH Gill Sides. FIVE DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person remit
ting by mail or express of the amount in Il
registered letter or by postal order. bank
draft, or check a copy will be Immediately
sent free OF hostage, reg stered as. second
class matter.
The volume is Published in the bent style
OF Typography, on elegant paper, with il
instratiens, executed as highest specimens
of art.
The author, the subject, the purpose, all
alike render it worthy aplace i'll every Ii
brary,--on every desk or upon the book
shelf Of every house in the country
-4sents sra,ete@ 10, erery torn and country
5n lbs United Staics. and q preference uiH
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Jrom the a,my,
To the Ladies, who feel desire to ex-
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phan Memorial Fund the sale OF this book
among theircircle of friends, will lalford an
excellent way OF contributing substantial
aid to so deserving cause.
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TVENTIETHJUDIC DISTR ICT
COURT, LAFOURCHE.
Bette Eschborn wife, etc. VS.. No. 1853
Wolf Hoffman. husband.

Bette Eschborn wife, etc. VS.. No. 1853
Wolf Hoffman. husband.
KI1HIS CASE HAVING BEEN REGC-
larly fixed for trial, was taken up and
tried and the law and the evidence being
in favor of plaintiff and aagainst defendant
and intervenors tits ordered. adiudged and
deereed that plaintiff Bette Eschborne wife
of Wolf Hoffin an be and she IS hereby de-
creed separated in property from her said
husband Wolf Hoffman and she is hereby
Granted the sole and separate management
of her own affairs and the community of ac-
Duets and gains heretofore existing between
rlaintiff and her said husband be and the
same Is hereby dissolved.
1t is further ordered, adiudged and de-
creed that plaintiff BETTE Eschborn do have
Judgment and recover of Wolf Hoffman her
said husband the fnil and entire sum OF
Five ..uu,lred Dollars with legal interest
five per cent per annum on said sum from
| judicial demand March 18th, 1881 till paid
and costs.
! 1t is further decreed that the interventions
| filed herein be rejected at costs OF lnterve-
| nors.
Thus done read andsigned in open court
| this oath day of April $3.50.
(Signed) ARTHUR KNOBLOCH, y
! Judge, 2ath. judicial District
| Filed April oath. 1886.
fSignea) 81. Z. ALLAN. Deputy Clerk
! (-~~) A true copy:
| )L.S.t Test: Clerks Office, Parish o
| ~ Lafourche, this 3oth. day OF Apri
1880.
J. F. ALLAN. Deputy CLERK
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obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones, Caveats. Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
to.
Inventions ullat have been
rejected may still. III most eases, be pat
ented b. us. Being opposite the U. s. Pat
en- Office, and cngag ged i'll Patent ssuS.
ine>S Exclusively. we can secure
patents in less time than those who are re-
motefrom Washington aYd who must de
pend upon. the mails in all transactions
with the Patent Office
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search III the Patent Office and advise
as to its patentahlity FREE Of charge. Cores
pondence confidential. prices low. and mo
charge unless paieslt is oi,-
tanned
We refer to Hon Pestmas ter General D.
NJ. KEY, Rev. +. ID. POWER. to officials in
the L. $. Patent Office, and especially to
our clients in every State of the Union and
Canada. Fer special references, terms,
advice. &c, Address
G.. A. SNOW & CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. c
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j. +. ALLAN, Secretary.

Montreal Heard From.-R. l..
Mosely, Of Montreal, Canada, GER
tilted Sept. II, 1879, that he had
suffered terribly from dyspepsia,
and was completely cured by tax
ing Warner's Safe Bitters. He
says: My appetite is good and
[ now suffer no Inconvenience
from eating hearty meals" These
Bitters are also a specific for all
skin diseases.
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Take Notice.

That by Resolution of the Police Jury
at tue session held on the 9th. day of April
1880. Resolved that the building of the
Bridge over the Bayou Rampapon. be re-
advertised for sale by the President of the
Police jury at the Court House door in the
TOW Ii ei Thibodaux at i2 o'clock NJ on Sat
urday the sth. day of Nay next 1880, to the
lowest bidder.
The same bids to be according to plan
and specifies ti0ns Oh file in the Office OF
George W. Squires Secretary Of the Police
Jury Parish of L;,fourche.
Theeoutractor to furnish security in an
amount equal to the bid to perform his con
tract III proper manner and to use only
good material Work to be paid for on ON
pletion of the same and when accepted.
GEO. w. SQUIRES,
Secretary.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday, May 4th. 1880.
The Town Council OF the Town Of rhibO-
dauX met in regular session this day at
o'clock PM.
80 Present w. G. 'Ragan, Mayor, J. f.
Blanchard. ii. w. Tabor j. A. Trone, l..
heeie and T. Albert,, Trustees.
Absent c. Azema Trustees.
The minutes of the previous regular aud
special sessions were read and approved Us
recorded.
. The following Collectors Repcrt was
presented and accepted.
Collectors sseport.
From April 9th: 1880 to May ith 1880.
ST. CT. To.al
Taxes of rs col of
L. MAlb, oush 62a 1S7a' $50
License of 80 col. of
Roth & Fleetwood 1000
Fines $50
Totals. 50. 1s7! 1900
Respectfully Submitted,
(Signed) TIIEO. THIBODAUX.
Collector.
May 4th. 1880.
The following Treasurcrtst Report was
presented and accepted.
Treasrlrer's Report,
April 1880.
To Bal. on hand SOL 57a
- Zines by Judge Il. 200
$ by Mayor %
- IieenSes 1873 S74
IN Ii Rev. for March ,l03 Is
CRs- ''-
BY Workman's acct, appropriation $50 90
- SITS. and bitches pd. this month 25 81
& Banquettes 90
= Police and Criminal Expenses. ]S %
50 Public Property pd. this month. ] 90
:: Collectors Fees AIS
= Wharf 25
+" Market House "a Is
Balance ON hand 292 90
GA 10 62l 10
To Bal. on hand 292 SO
" Ia" in Workm. act. 232 90
Respectfully Submitted,
(Sigred) JOS. T. THIBODEAUX,
Treasurer
May 4th. 1880.
Thecphile Thibodaux Market Master pre-
sented his report showing total collections
for the month of March to he One hun
drrd andithree:aud 15Il00 Dollars.
On mo6on dnly seconded the above re-
port waslaccepted.
ne ltlieWlUU cldlulS dppfoNtu ny tuc
finance committee were presented and on
motion duly seconded an appropriation Of
Two HLndred and Sixty two and 62Il00
Dollars was made to pay the same by the
following vote.
Yeas: Blanchard, Tabor, Trone, Alberti
and Keefe.
Nays: None.
Theo. Thiboaaux, Collectors Fees 81
Constable Fees IS
" &" Market Master 1S 90
T. A. Webre. Jailor's Fees 100
Salary OF officers for quarter end
| in this day.
Mayor. Sd 0D
Trensnrer. 81 81
Clerk Is rs
Constable 100 00
Printer 81 50
Total 1862 63
On motion duly seconded the special com
mittee on Town Building was granted
! I'll next regular session to report finally.
On metion duly seconded the Mayor was
| authorized tohave plank walk leading to
| Mrs Joe Legendre's property repaired.
| The Petition of the Vegetable Dealers in
| the M Market House was received and on mo
tion duly seconded was referred to the Mar
| ket Master.
| On motion duly seconded the clerk was
| authorized to have Ordinances Nos. so and
I! ga printed and dframed and posted IN Mark
On motion duly seconded the Council ad
VIC. RAGAN. Mayor.
A, PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-05-15

s.. T. Grisamore has for sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokes,
and feIloes, plow handles. ,low
beams, plows, wheelbarrows, and
plOW shares.