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FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
washingtonyillc. o.. June II, l

NaslllnTtonN1llc. o.. June IL. 1850.
DIR. Is. j. KENDALL " Co. Gcnts:-Rcadin..
your advertisement in Turf. Field and Farm
of kcndall's SPAWN Care. and having :, v:iu-
able and speedy horse which had been lame
from SPAWN eighteen months. sent to .ou
for bottle by express. which in six weeks
removed all lamcncss and enlargement and !,
large ,Splfnt from another horse, and betll
horses are today as sound as colts The one
bottle was worth 10 p,e one hundred dollars.
Respectfully yours. II. y. BEiroLErT. NJ. ID.
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Auri.. 3O-The
Missouri river came to stand at
Warne City this evening. The gauge
registered % feet 5iuches above low
water mark, only about 5 feet lower
than the memorable Hood of 1874. Sew
eral thousand acres Of valuable farm
land on both sides OF the river are from
10 to % feet under water and several
hundred families are left homeless, but
fortunately they received warning in
time to save their stock and household
effects, and but little restitution exists
Houses are floating down the river.
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Ireland.

LoSDsy. April 3O.-.A telegram from
Galway, says bailltf named King was
seized last night by gang of disguised
men and roasted over Il fire until he
swore he would resign his Office. King 5
condition is believed to be hopeless.
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China and Japan.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 3o-War be-
tween Japan and China is considered
probable.
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australia.

MELBOURNE, April 3o.-The British
steamer, Tarara has been wrecked on
reefs off Otago, New Zealand Eighty
persons were drowned.
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STATEMENS MADE
u n d Err O ATH,

To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN In the year
1875 treated with kendalrs SPAWN Cure. :,
bone SPAWN of several months growth. near
ly half as large a. Il hens e"g. and coHIplcta-
ly stopped the laincness and removed the en-
largement. ] have worked the horst, very
hard ever since, and he never la. been lame
nor could | ever see amy difference in the size
OF the hook joints since | treated him with
kcndalrs SPAWN Cure.
RA. GAINES.
Enosburgh Fall, Vi Feb. p lS7g
Sworn and subscribed to before me this
18th day of Feb, \. u. 1871
JOHN &. JENNIE, Jasticc of the Peace.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
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South Africa

LONDON, April 30.--Peace has been
concluded between the Cape govern
ment and the Basutos.
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Arcmsos. kas., April 80 Missouri
river at this point is now 231a feet
above low water register and still rls-
ing. In many of the streets in the east
part Of town the water is from three to
seven feet deep. The destruction of
property has already been very great.
One farmer yesterday lost $500 worth
of live stock and 500 bushels Of wheat
GOodell's elevator, containing $1,000
bushels Of wheat, is hourly expected to
fall, the foundation having been badly
undermined.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-04-16

1t is easy to be nobody. and we
will tell you bow to do it:
Go to the drinking saloon to spent
your leisure time. You need not
drink much now, just a little beer or
some other drink. Ia the mean time
play dominoes, or something else
TO kill time, so that you will be sure
not to read any useful books. If you
read anything let it be the cheap
novels Of the day. Thus go on Keep
ing your stomach full aud your head
empty, and yourself playing time
killing games, and in few years
you will be nobody, unless you should
turn out drunkard or a profession
al gambler. either of which is worse
than nobody. There are any num-
Der of young men banging aboat bar
rooms just to graduate and be nobod-
ies.-Exchange-
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Railroad Kunblings.
rAlexandria Democrat. ]

1t is with feelings of gladness that
we announce the fact that the rail
road, SO long talked Of, SO long hoped
for, is soon TO be an accomplished
fact. The contractors for the differ
ent branchessof the work have been
here, and the work is to be pushed
forward from this point with all the
speed that money and labor can ac-
complish.. All the available hands
have been employed and under the
command OF Mr.. Sam Fellows are at
work clearing off the track. MIR. An
drew Crawford has secured q position
TO look after the tie contract and the
other general works Of the road, and
he is pushing thugs in bis line.
On Saturday night seventeen hum
dred tons Of rails arrived and are now
being unloaded at the mouth Of Bay
GU Rapides. On the next boat down
from Shreveport win be two locomo-
tives for the use of the construction
train, and track laying viii be CON
menced as soon as Messrs. aAe ard
Hazlehnrst can get their hands here
from Alabama, which VIII be il ths
course of this or next week. Int
bridge contractor has been here ans
has made his arrangements iox Innl
Der, aud there will be 10 delay d
that acoonnt-
We are 30 have the railroad an,
telegraph and we'll be 10 liz world
We Win enjoy the exceptionel al
vantado Of being hosn 81. TIE rsss'
Ana t5s railroad, Ne dol. 81 4.
that sou1Is IL our people viii sssk q
ID thesl ~ until they ,heaS The vlisEl
u tho 1oo0motiee, bat i y eoniu
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The Above eighty names were written
on separate pieces of paper, and by the
commissioners together with the clerk,
the first fifty names were placed in an en-
velope. sealed and endorsed on the same
Jurors drawn for the first week of the May
term Of the District Court. and the last
thirty names dawn were also placed IN a
separate envelope by the jury commission,
ers and the clerk Of the court sealed and
marked jurors for the second week OF the
May term of. the District Court, and SAID
envelope was then placed in the jury box,
sealed, locked, aud then placed IN the Gus
tody If s B. Shackelford clerk OF the
conrt for use ut the next term OF the court,
The said s. Il. Shackeiford. did then and
there, in our presence keep process YER
bal Of all the acts done by said commis
sioners in said drawings, which we hereto
certify by orr signature to be correct, thu
the 10th day Of March, 4. D. 1881.
Il. g. RANDOLPH,
JOSHUA KEMP,
c. &c. DUNN.
JURY Comuis toner's
S. b SBACKELFORD,
! Clerk and Ex-oflicio jury Commissioners.
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minneapolis Tlibune.l

Minneapolis Iiibune-1
The act of putting lead pencil TO
the tongue to wet it just before writ
ing. which we notice in SO many peo-
pie. is one of the oddities Of which it
is hard to give any reason-unless 1t
began in the day when lead pencils
were poorer than now, and was con-
tlnued by example into the next gen.
Grafton. A lead pencil should never
be wet. The fact is known to news
paper men and stenegraphers, but
nearly every one else does wet pen
Gil before using it.
This fact was definitely settled by
newspaper clerk away down East.
Being of a mathematical turn OF
mind, he ascertained by actual count
that of fifty persons who came into
the Office to write an advertisement
or notice, forty five wet a pencil in
their mouth before using it. Now
this clerk always used the best pencil,
cherishing good one with some
thing Of the pride soldier feels in
his gun or sword, and it hurts his
! feelings to have his pencil spoiled.
But politeness and business consider.
alton requires him to lend his pencil
scores Of times every day. And often
when it had been wet till it was hard
and brittle and refused to mark bis
feelings would overpower him.
Finally be got some cheap pencils
and sharpened them, ami kept them
to lend. The first person who tool
up the stock pencil was a drayman
whose breath smelt Of onions ane
whisky. He held the point in hi
mouth and soaked it for several min
utes. while he was torturing himsel
in the effort to write an advertisement
for a missing bulldog.
Then sweet looking Young lad
3 came into the Office with kid glove
3 tat buttoned half the length of be
+ arm. She picked mp the same Oh
pencil and pressed it to her daini
lips preparatory to writing an adyel
! tisement for lost bracelet. Tb
3 clerk would have stayed he, hant
0 even at the risk of box of the bes
a pencils ever Faber catered, but b
was too late.
And thus that pencil passed fro'
mouth to mouth for week. 1t wa
sucked by peoble Of al! ranks and ST
n tions, and all deg.ees of cleanllne'
It and uncleanliness. But we forbea
a Surely no one who has read tn
will ever again wet lead pencil.
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. -.
A.A. Goodwin bought the Calhoun
tract of land in Grant parish. last
week at the tax sale. Alexandra
Democrat.
Whew! that's a whopper. The tax
sale. we mean. When we-inform our
neighbor that the Calhoun tract in
Grant parishI embracessonly nineteen
thousand acres Of land, he3will agree
with us. Well, one must go away
from home to learn the news! We
were present at that tax sale, and
our recollection is that Mr.. Goodwin
bid OF one forty acre tract.
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this time sure. Hurrah for Alexan-
dria and the railroad!
rpa,op Rouge Advocate.
(Baton Rouge Advent


The branch road from the New Or
leans Pacific to Baton Rouge, has
been surveyed and graded and is
ready for cross-ties and iron Tor
distance of two miles at lower end OF
the route. One hundred bands were
EMPLOYED in this work and it was go
ing rapidly on, but yesterday all OPP
erations we're suspended and tie
hands sent off by an injunction OF Il Q
land owners. The injunction will he
dissolved aud work resumed in q few
days.
lOpelousas Courier
The section hands are now putting
down steel rails in the place of the
old iron rails between Opelousas and
Grand Coteau. Grading is going
ahead, about fifteen miles above
Washington on the bayou Beef, The
draw bridges on bayou Courtableau
will soon be finished. The pillars FOL
the depot at Washington are com
pleted and the superstruction will b.
erected in very short time.
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E0rRICIAL.J
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to Serve at the Term oflthe District
Court to be Held on the Sd Day
of May. A. D. 1881.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF GRANT.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
PARISH OF GRANT.
BE 1T KNOWN AND REMEMBERED
That we the undersigned jury commits
sioners of the parish Of Grant, duly ap-
pointed and qualified according to law.
met this day in the clerks office In the
court house If said parish to draw jury
TO serve at the next term OF the District
Court to be holden on Tuesday, the I'll
day of May, A. d. 1881. The clerk of the
court, s: Is. Sllackeltord, then furnished
the jury commissioners with p list OF the
Jury who had served at the last term OF
the District Court, when Tile jury COM
missioBers with the assistance OF the clerk
of the District Court and ex-officio MEM
Der of the jury commission proceeded to
open the General Venire box and after
revising the same by striking from the
Ii { and taxing from the box all those who
had removed from the parish, died, etc
1hen proceeded to replace q like number
of names III the general venjTe box taken
from the registration and poll books OF
this parish so as to supplement- the num-
Der of names taken from the box, to its
original number three hundred.
When Mr.. c Z Dunn drew from the
general venire box in the presence of the
undersigned commissioners. one at time
the following fifty names to serve Tor the
first week
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1t is SO pleasant. to be behind time
about six hours with the paper and
have half a dozen idlers drop in to
ask questions about things that don't
concern them. Present company is
always excepted, and of course no
allusion is intended for those fellows
poking around in this Office and get
ting in the way.
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Gun clubs and. shooting matches
have become all the rage as a sport
or pastime in several of the country
parishes. Let us get up something
of the sort in Grant parish and go
down to Alexandria one of these fine
days and give those Rapides chaps a
lesson in cunning.
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Mr.. G. A. Pierson, as usual, has
the most forward vegetables OF the
season. This time 1t was a bunch OF
fine crisp radishes of four or five diff
ferent, varieties..th she. brought us.
His early corn will be forthcoming
about the time other folks begin to
brag about s'tasse!s" and silks, and
the next on docket will be those fine
fruits and grapes of his. Yum, yum
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Twelfth Jndiei:l District Court Parish Of
Rapides, State Of Lonsiaa-
Nancy Revels vs. Turner Brookins- No. q
Parish Court.

Be virtue Of and d sati f. a writ of fieri
above entitled and Dnabefed snis, /
have seized ard viii Ger iei SsEie. a Ys,5-
lie aaetioA, Is thu i,izse:S- bidder, IN trent
ef he c ,srt hpusa door. IA the tewn Of
Cotisx, Ia. within the hours prescribed
my lAas on
SATURDAY. TIE sob dag of April, A. d.
1881.
Sic ioIlawlg asscriis d property. seized as
lths ,sSpes y Is TIE i lsadaat, to-wit:
Ono Bay isorse.
Terms ii ssie-~ aash. with the benefit
! az ,,.s:sess II {. III TEAL.
SlasssG Of Grant parish.
sbsria's ofass, ce'fas April y. ISL. y
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NOTICE..

Notice is her by given that on Monday,
thu 18th dav of May, 1881. al IL o'clock
Ia. / viii fer 10 lease, ut pnhlic auction,
In frint of the court house ,s"er, III the
town Of Coi.ax La. to the highest bidder,
the lift b,nk ascending of the following
public Eriies:
tapp's t,rry. on Little river.
I.aeruix's ferry. on Little river.
( Donnahues ferry. on Little river.
s'aelSerhani's ferry on Little river.
Approved parish scrip of back Years viii
Be takei ia paysnent
s. G.. CURRY,
Pgest Poiics Jgrs # Grant larish.
Colfsx, La April 3, 1881 I'd
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: We learn that there has been an
epidemic:among the small merchants
Of this section lately. and several of
them have gone to the wall.
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The silent Wheeler q Wilson No. s
and White sewing machines delivered
at Colfax at New Orleans prices by
Ferguson g. Schnack, watchmakers
and jewellers.
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The Chicago Weekly Nelrs is what
it's name uidicates-a newspaper 1t
fairly bristles with news. The Week
III Nescs aud tue CHRONICLE both for
81 SO year, postage included. Send
your subscription TO this office.
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MUSIC MADE EASY
A Valuable Library on Music for almost
NcthiAg.
PROF. G. RICE'S
VALUABLE LECTURES ON MUSIC.

These Lectures contain some splendid Vo-
cal Training Exercises. and some OF
the most Popular Songs VI
the day.
No. 1. Mistakes in Music, or Rise AID
Progress in Musical Science. This lecture
is OVERLOOKING with fun and mus:cssl kno%i-
edge, both scientific and historical.
No. 9. Culture Of the Voice. Use and
Abuse Of the Vocal Organs. This lecture
IS full Of knowledge Of how TO produce
good tones. 1t will prove u mine OF wealth
to all who sing or desile to sing.
No. & The Art Of Singing, or Proper
and Improper Methods. This lecture -
replete with Just the knowledge desired
NO. 4. The Voice in Speaking Compared
witt, the Voice in Singing. This lecture is
Invaluable to both singers aud speakers.
| No. s. The World Wide Influence OF
Music. Every lover Of music should Iase
this lecture
No 6. Study of Harmony. the Essential
Groundwork Of Musical Progress. This
lecture cannot be omitted by any desiring
| a knowledge OF music
No Z. Why All should Study Music. A
lecture full Of important information and
advice on musical subjects.
! No. 8 Who should Study Vocal AMI
Who should study Instrumental Mnsic:
No. 8. Christializiag Influence OF MI
steal Culture.
No TO- Music Of the Past and Present.
Each Of the above lectures Contain as
much information as can be gained frona
fifty dollars worth Of lessons a,id books.
Price, Ten Cents Each, Sent Post-P aid upon
Receipt Of Price.
PRoy. R1cE's LzcruRxs are everywhere
selling With almost phenoininai rapidity.
J Ladies' and Gentleinen can rtalize spien-
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cents There is not a pesson that can al
ford to lie without these invaluable iec-
lures. Address,
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259 Z. Randolph street,
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River continues falling and rapidly
approaches low water stage.
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Low Middling cotton rules in New
Orleans at sac; Good Ordinary SIC.
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The pine woods have been on fire
in several places this week. ,.
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Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish 0
Grant, State Of Louisiana.

Whereas. Mrs. Sarah Mathews has made
app ication to this court to be appointed
administrators of the succession OF Wyatt
Mathews, ie,,'i notice is hereby given TO
all whom it 10Th or may concern to show
cause, within ten days fiom the date here
OF, why the same should not he granted.
Witness the Honorable Aristides Bnbin-
Judge l2sh judicial District Court, this TIN
day of April, A ID. lesl.
S. b. SHACKELFORD,
er9-2t Clerk.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria
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Balmy Spring and buffalo gnats.
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At last the wind gives us a rest.
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REM. F. GRAFTON, STORY b. LADD,
HaI.BERT 4. PAINE.
Late Commissioner Of Pdfenfs
p "A Il j. N II >.
PAINE, GRAFTON = LADD,

.itto,pevs-cf-Law aud Solicitors Of 4mericdn
and Foreign Patents.
il2 FTfIH SrEEnT; WAsHisGToS, D. z.
prsesies Patent |aw in all its branches
in the Patent GsEceI aud IN the supreme
aud Circuit Courts bf the United states.
PAMPHLET sent frbe on receipt % stamp
Cor postage.
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fepoa week in ycur own town. Ierlns
eDODand So outit free. Address Il.
HALLErr e. Co., Portland Maine
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NOTICE !!

Any person wishing LAND SURVEYED
or LOCATED can have the same done
correctly and promptly at reasonable fig
ures Parties desiring Numbers of Lands
can have the same furnished. Special at
tention to Homesteads- by
ap9-lm G. s. JOHNSTON.
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BARGAINS IN BUGGlES.

Parties desiring Bug,.ies will do Wen to
confer with t. D.. JOHNSTON. who can
furnish anything in that line at Manufac-
turers' prices He can sell you Buggy
here in Grant parish at less than New
Orleans prices. ap9-lm
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MI A K E

Hay while the sun shines.
The business is honorable, straight-for-
ward and profitable. Do not negiest tins
notice tut write to rs and fad out what
our business is. 1t will pay you aud only
cost The price cf one postal cad We SEND
full particulars free Attend TO tbs mat.
ter now for there is money IN II Tor All VINO
engage with rs If son can only devote
one OF two hours a day, or the evening
you can make $40 a week. foa have only
Ia write to us to be con, insed of this fact.
Send ms a Postal card with your fall name
and address plainly written thereon, anu
receive by return mail full particulars o.
business that will surprise You and make
You wonder why you never wrote TO us be-
fore Write ut once IT Will pay You. ADJ
dress
BUCKEYE MANUFACTURING 20.
(Nune this paper MARION, OHIO.
M N e Y
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Reeds eilt Edgs Tonie restores appetite.
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How TO Be Nobody.

Gilt Edge Tonic corss Fever and Ague.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

In the matter of the succession of WYATT
Mathews, deceased--No. IL.
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Nice gold jewelry and silverware
Mt FEReusoN 4 ScHNAcKs.
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Two FIRST Class IsEWING MACHINES
for sale cheap ~ TIE cHkcssclE OrsrcA
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A G. f N rs
81, 600 Made in 3O-Days.


Now is the time to make it. Prosperity
has dawned union the PEOPLE Of this coun-
try, al q all are enjoying It's blessings
You can lust us we'll make little
money by devoting some of your spare
time to cur business We of1er:one OF tho
best opportunities ever yet given to any
one TO ma ke money. 1t takes no capital.
You do not have to invest large sum OF
money and run a great risk OF losing 70.
Your energy and your business capaclty
will be all the capital You require. La
dies can engage in thf business as well as
gentlemen, aud even boys and girls do
well. Even if yum do not desire to ell
gage in business, we can impart infosma-
lion to yol that will be OF great value.
You will readily see that 1t will be- com
laritively easy matter to make from SlV
to 500 week, and establish Lucrative,
In ds.us,1.is.ut N iucSS.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia.
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White frost Thursday morning
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-07-09

The Committee on Finauec presented the
following report. '''0
40 me H0nofabte the Mayor and 7ynetees
q te Iorn Of 1hibodt,ar.
experimentation Committee on Financa
peg leave TO report that they have carrfni
y examined, find correct and recommend
payment OF the following claims TO then,
presented, to-wit:
! ihihodaux Saw Mill, for lumber Is Os
$ lheopliile Thibodaux, Sheriff On
io'a' lol 73
toiShed) !: y. MOORE. Chairman.
,,,., ). L. AUCOIN,
ltiibodauy June l7th, 1881.
mh motion duly seconded the following
FINANCE was adopted. 's
i,csoifeu, that the sum of One Hundred
anu twenty One and 73Iioo Dollars he and
the same Is hereby appropriated to nav tLa
following claims. to wit :: '"'
Ihlbobaux Saw Mill, chargcable
to. banquettes II os
2 rinap;i muss1 r, ., 90 do so 65
lneophlle EhibOdeauy, charpco
BILE Police and Criminal exncnsa ? M
voaa. voa'a, 12I 70
Nays: None. ' -'0' "o'''
The following petition was Presented and
on motion duly seconded was referred fn
the Committee on improvements.
Ihibodaux. La. June 18th, 1881
10 the Mayor and Town Council.
Gehts-- Wishing to make some altero.
aeous III small house on my lot, l beg that
you would allow the Improvement Commit
tee 10 examlhe same and report on same az
your next netting, SO that 1 may know
what to do. ""o"
BY complying you will much oblisa.
Aonrs truly,
Mrs. Dock Horton.
journcd. '"
tSignel1 II. W. TABOR M,v,r
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.