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PUBLIC NOTICE.
- OFFICE OF The Cry CLEiRs.,

Whereas the Committee appointed under ordi'
nance No As, approved May l4h 1880, to fix and re.
port TO he city council the prices at which the lots
laid of In portions of he strip Of ground 100 feet
wide, knownas railroad strip, laying between Four
teenth street and St Charles street, should be sold
did report TO the city cornell at ts regular meeting
March sth, 1881 (Which report was approved BY the
city council At its regular meeting, April bth lssl)
fixing the prices on said otsa IA follows:
APPRAISMENT OF LOTS IN RAILROAD
STRIP ADDITIONTO THEClTY OF CAIRO
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Which said rope is on file IN my office.
Public notice II hereby gwen 10 the owner or
owners Of the property abuttng on said lots above
mentioned thai hey have the right and privilege
forsiXty days from the date hcrcofto purchase the
said lots above described at the said prices fixed
by said Commsttee.
D. FOLEY, City Clerk.
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any LIFE" said grateful lady, chad
been one Of intense suffering and misery
until cured Of u dshguring scrufulous
humor by the Cuticura Remedies Ask
your Druggists about them if troubled with
itching and sCaly humors.
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SALT RHEuM tor seventeen years. Help
less for eight years. Unable to walk. Got
about on hands and knees. Head, face,
neck, arms and legs covered. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies. Will Mcdonald, 2549
Dearborn street, Chicago.
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AGENTS.

$40 4: : s: {: :: :: :: !:
simple and plain, that any one can
make great profits from the start. No one can fail
VINO II willing 10 work. omen are NJ success full
a. men. Boys and girls can earn large sums.
Many have made at the business over one hundred
dollars IN single week. Nothing like 1t ever
known before. All who engage are surprsd at the
ease and rapdty with which they are able TO make
money. You can engage In this business during
invest capital in It. We take all the risk Those
who need ready money, should wtirc to US at once.
All furnished free. Address TRUE 81 CO, Au
gusta. Maine.
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MusrhcHE ANp WHlsEfRs.

WANTFD'-An Intelligent yonng man in
w hN III every country town, 70 tiEe
permanent local agency for the talc OF our teas,
cofecs, etc in packages, TO consumers. This agen.
cy requires no peddling and buta moderate amount
Of soliciting, and II properly managed viii pay
IRON $500 to 1900 per year. Particulars free.
PEOPLES TEA CO. J. o. Box j02G, St. Louis, No.
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MOUNTED vanished, and paper maps of
Cairo for sale, at The BULLETIN Office.
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ST. JACOBS OIL, sold by BARCLAY
BROTHERS.
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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDI.
CINES, sold by BARCLAY BROS.
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the maestro. "Does not my plan please
youP"
ut is impossible, sir" she answered,
then. "My mother would never con-
sent"
"Your mother! With such talent,
she would not encourage its fostering?
You are so rich, then, that money is no
object"
''On the contrary, sir, we are very
poor; but my mother would rather
starve, / think. than have me appear in
opera. Yet we need money SO very
much"
"And, spite Of her effort to be calm,
her lip quivered, and tears trembled on
her long lashes.
You need money so much7" contin.
ued the maestro, moved at her grief.
Listen, then, mademoiselle, TO my
plan. Tomorrow night there is to be
q grand concert In the town. One of
the principal singers is suddenly i'll. |
have Just left the manager in despair at
hlling her place. You shall appear,
ana sing the song to which have Just
listened; For this will give you five
hundred thalers. Perhaps when your
hn hears OF your success, she may
oePersuaded TO change her mind"
rive hundred thalers! The sum
seemed So s lncrsdible. What would II not
90 ior themP Could she refusep She
must not She must risk even hor
mothers anger. 'n n0'
Failing on her knees before the tall
handsome man, she bent and kissed his
hand.
That day and the next passed to her
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The Firrmen's Fair Grounds
w0n the universal! admiration Of
All the visitors at the Fate Cham
tttrc.
The large Ua,l ana culnmo
dioas sheds protected every one
from the sun and nigh. air, whist
the excellent promcnaues were
constantly flied by gay couples
enjoying the noon light walks.
The children dunn. tie after
noon had d gay ti.ne. running
races. shouting and enjoying them
selves.
The F;sir grounds are now II per
manent fixture and will doubtless
beofien used, for til. ai:,,i>.
mrnt and enjoyment of the PEG
pie botl, youn. and old.
Some additional improvements
will YET Dc made, ,has Will lender
the sfound> mole attractive and
Sollo.iSDie.
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The Republicans in the Z. S.
5. Senate, after making fools OF
themselves Tor two months, in al!
attempt to force the Democratic
members to bow down to their die
ta1ion, now tarn their attention.
to President Garfield, and are en-
deayoriny to compel him to kiss
tIei. feet. The President has Ia
ken a proper stand.
He has shown Il disposition to
let the Senate know that he, amt
not they, is the President, aLt;
all good men viii uphold him III
that position.
Coukliny and his staff OF bui
lies seems to imagine that the
President is simply ii figure head
to be turned and moved at their
dlctation.
The appointing power lies III
the President; that OF rejection
and confirmation lies with the
Senate. Each Is q power OF itself.
But Conkliug wishes to deprive
the President of ;hat right, or
rather to force him to make nolni
nations to suit lis Imperial VIII.
The President has taken a proper
stand in maintaining that POSI-
ton he will be supported by all
honorable and just men.
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WOesaers. MOthca'S..
WOtheTSy..

Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by a sick
child suffering and crying with
the eScvuclatlng paiu Of cutting
teeth II SO, go at once and get
IL bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
acknowledgement upon it; there
is no mistake about. it. There is
not 4 mother on earth who has
cves used it, who will not tell
you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription OF one of
the oldest and best female physi
ciahs and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. %
cents Il bottle.
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a H~4Osisa.. .Jok8r.

A prominent physician of Pitts
burg said .jokingiy to Il lady pa
tlent who was complaining of her
continued i'll health. and of has IN
ability to cure her, .stry Hop Bit
tiers" The lady took ii in earnest
and used she biltcis, from which
she obtained permanent health.
She now laughs u: The doctor for
his joke, but he is not so We'll
Pleased with it, rs it cost him a
good p~atient.-UayYisbu Patriot.
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Baby'S Dead.

Close the quiet eyes, fold the
little hands, baby's dead. DO not
weep for it. All its pain Is past.
Sleep has come to it. Lay Its
tender form in the coffin and bear
it gently OUT TO where the bodies
of thp saints await in peace tue
day OF resurrection. There place
it in the ground and heap the
earth above it. The sods will he
lightly on it. Plant viclets on the
new made grave. Let the grass
grow, and the birds sing, and the
! sun shine, and the name OF the
GOOD God be blessed by all his
creatures. He gave aud he has
taken away. His will be done
When Jesus walked incasnuate
among men, His delight was to
be with the young. "Sniier little
children to coiue unto Me, and
forbid them not" He said, "for
OF such is the Kingdom OF hcav.
en.n He took them i'll his arms.
He iaviShed caresses upon them
They were the lambs, and lie was
the good shepherd, who was to lay
| down his lite for them.
Now that he is back in the City
Beautiful, He still loves to he
surrounded with the souls Of the
unaetiled. And so rs the days
90 by, Heever and again sends
this angel to call from this world
its faires5 flowers. Away from
fathers care from mothers love.
from suffering, from possible sin
aud grief, and eternal death, lie
summoned them to life eternal.
"Blcssed are the dead who die
in the Lord.' Twice blessed the
babes who enter the Jasper gates
radiant in the glory OF their baptis
NAL Innocence. Aud happy the
family which has at least one
member by the great white throne
to iniercede for those left SORROW
III. behind.-BalHmoyp CohoNt
Nirror.
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The Fete Champttre given
by the members OF Thibodanx
Fire Co. No. 1, and Home Hook
and Ladder Go. No. l, on May l.,
S. and 8, inst. Surpassed in saye
~, amusement, grandeur, and pro
tit, any anticipations OF its orlsl
uatOrS.
The patronage on each day
was liberal aud generous. The
participants all We're happy and
agreeable.
Nothing occurred to mar the
festivities. Every II seemed
determined not only to amnse him
self, but to render others happy
and make the FAIR Il success.
\ great variety of presents
were made to the companies for
which the committee will render
proper thanks.
Among the numerous articles
disposed Of &c Lottery the folio"
ing were secured by these lucky
ones.
Gold Set by Miss Ondine kno
bloch, Walking Cane, by Thomas
McCulla, Cold Ring, Miss Louise
Champagne, Cake Isl. Nary by
| Verna KnoblOch.
4 magnificent quilt and spIei
did saddle yet remains to be
drawn, enough chances not being
taken to justify the drawing.
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-Jacob G%sisainorc, for miny
wears, IA resident OF Assumption
and Latourche Parishes, IA nephew
of the writer of this article, died
OF pneumonia, in Dallas, Texas GA
April II, 1881.
The deceased was unmarried
and about 80 years of age, and
will be kindly remembered by
many friends i'll this section OF
Louisiana.
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Among the sterling papers
that are now CROWN. up i'll Lou
i>iana te.' are obtaining Il more
solid foundation than the \. o
States.
1t attacks rascality and corrup-
ton with out teur and reproac CHI,
and devotes more space to nome
matters than any paper i'll the
City.
It's weekly costs but enc dollar
per year. Theol,hiie Ber.eion is
agent for it from whom all ntol
nation can be obtained.
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rt1r WEEKLY THIBODAUX SENTINEL, SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1881.

per cent per annum shall be added thereto
from maturity until final payment. And
if any subscriber ncgiects or refuses to pay
his or their install,nent within thirty Gays
after the specified time OF payment, the
stock OF said delinquent shall be deemed
abandoned by the subscriber and forfeited
to the Company, as we'll as any payments
that may have been made thereon, or tho
Board Of Directors shall have TIE right to
compel, by suit, the payment of such in-
stallments as the board may deem advisa-
bic.
ARTICLE X.
Each share of stock shall be entitled to
one vote at any meeting Of stockholders OF
the company and may be cast either i'll per-
son or by proxy i'll writing.
Should stockholders fail 20 elect direc-
tors on the day hereinbefore provided. the
company shall not be thereby dissolved,
but the President shall cause another cleo
ton to be held within ten days thereafter,
giving due public notice thereof.
ARTICLE XI.
70 dividend declared shall bear interest,
and any dividend unclaimed for the term
OF three years from the date declared, shall
be forfeited to the company, after the pub
LEGATION Of the same once u week fer four
weeks excessively. Whenever ii dividend
is called for after being thus advertised,
the party entitled to it shall pay cost of al
vertis.ng.
ARTICLE MI.
This corporation shall or may be dissolv
ed at Il general meeting. convened for that
purpose, after thirty days notice in a news
paper published in this city, OF by notices
addressed to the stockholders and mailed
thirty days prior to the meeting for that
purpose, with the assent OF two thirds of
the entire stock III the company and in
the event Of the dissolution, whether pri-
vatc or at the termination OF this charter,
the liquidation of the. affairs thereof shall
be conducted by three commissioners elect
ed by ballot at ii regular meeting OF the
stockholders conveneG for that purpose. Nh
commissioner thus elected shall at once
proceed to settle and wind up the business
OF the corporation, sell Or otherwise dispose
of its assets and after pay ing its liabilities
distribute the t Xcess pro rata among the
stockholders.
Thus done and passed en- the day. month
and year first above written ut my office,
i'll the Town Of Thihcdaux.
In faith whereof the parties, Witnesses
and | the Deputy Clerk, have signed these
presents after due reading hereof.
fSianedj SiLAS T. GRISAMORE,
{. ARENA,
II. ". TABOR,
Il. r. MCBRIDE.
HENRY IL HERE,
j. l.. AUCDtN.
JOS. i. TIIiBODEAUN,
l.. BoUDEEUA.
J. & OHCliANLD,
JOS. L.. WEBkE.
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The arrangement OF the va
rious stands at the Firemen's
Fair Grounds attracted the at
tentlon Of every visitor, who ad
mirel their convenience and
adaptibility to the purposes in
tended.
There was abundance Of room.
without any confusion, aud being
neatly decorated added much to
The beauty OF the prospect.
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had purchased a lot Of ground in a suitable
place. but tina they had not the means to
build q suitable building hat would prove
serviceable ard lasting.
On motion OF Winder an approprlatioh
of six hundred dollars WAS appropriated OUT
OF the school Fund, subject to tae warrant
of The President and Secretary OF salu cn'a
pany for the purpose OF aiding them in the
erection OF school house.
The Board then adjourned to meet on
Friday February i, 1881.
ISiguedl 7. "A. BADEAtA'
President.
s. I. GEIsAMoRE, Secretary.
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G,NspIs:&'a'aDNAEXs.

The HeyaM, Detroit, Mic h.
says OF Warmers safe Liver and
kidney Caie: ''Its efficacy in Kid
ney, liver, aud urinary d;>raSts
is sd tally acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aiitic testimonials from we'll known
citizens in public and private lie
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn uo.bl
err"
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Parish School Board.
SESSION 10.


finhadauS. Lii. January q, 1899
Tue Parish Beard Of S,i.oal Directors
met ,sil' 'ta3 III the office of I. y. Badeanx.
President ia the chair ...l. al tie members
present.
Inc puesllent stated that the mretiny
had t'e"n.caiisl together for the purpose
OF eonseIins with the gentle inen ut Lo.kl,ort
Ii, reference 10 the coustFuctisu Of u bubble
school tiot;sa i'll that place.
Messfs. barker. R.rlos, Barfilleaux and
jonas t;leii catered the room and stated
t'at a cp'llpAn.Y had heeD organized and il,
co't"ftt'tt II; inckport Tor tie purpose Of
prone i's the eIieta,oa If tbs white child.
tea - |-~1-i tat TIC SAID Company
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tn Iay tho fair Uiypn 1f

To day the fair given at st.
.Joseph's Church for the purpose
OF building a sood..banquette from
Thibodaux to that Church, will
be inaugurated. 1t vii! continue
TO- morrow, and close on to NOR
row week when an excursion OF
AIuirrs firemeu will arrive to par
ticipate in the amuSt ments and
have a pleasant day Of II.
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MtRslID.-At the Presbyterian Manse,
ThihodaaA, May 9Th. BY the KEY. DIR. {. VI.
Atkinson. Mr. y, IL. Ersse, of Morgan
City AMI Miss. {. l.. FLASH. Of Thibudau>
Louisiana.
The SENTINEL offers it's con
CALCULATIONS TO the young couple
aud trusts that ts.eit future lite
may De srlght aud prosperous,
aAd ,nAt their pathway III life
wA, Hs one vt piedstntnc,s and
2cAccs
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Mr.. Gophalr. representing
Morgan City Review, L. Stern
berg, representing the \. ..
States aud iona {. White repre-
senting the Grctna Courier have
paid us a Visit during the week.
These gentlemen all represent
sterling papers. We hope their
visits have becn pleasant and III
StructiVt.
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Improvements are going on
all over town. New balquettes,
new houses, new fences are being
made, whilst repairs OF many
kinds, in dwellings, stores, &c.
are going Oh.
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Every day the prospect of the
sugar crop improves /: plant cane
Is making good stand, whilst
stuhble is surprising all anticipa
tons indul.esl III some time ago.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. judicial District Court. Parish Of LII
fourcie.
Nathil.e Kahn. wife. VS.. No. 1873 David
King. husband.

A2l~
This case having been regularly fixed for
tri al Was taken up and tried and the law
and the evidence being i'll favor of plaintiff
and against the defendant.
1t is therefore ordered adjud ged and de
creed, 'rhat plaintiff Muthilde Kahn wife
of David Kiln. do rave Judgment against
her said husband David hiing defendant
dissolviug forever the community OF ac-
pacts and gains between her and her said
husband and separating her in property
. IRON her said husband and directing her
to have the sole management of her affairs
ai,d con.ienning said Defendant to pay all
costs Of slit.
Ii.rs done read and signed iii open Court
this .Vt!.. day Vi May lsSi.
l,i.Aed) AEIliuR +. KEUDL0CH,
Judge 10Th. J~a,iieial District Court.
Filed May iD1it. 1881.
f~siglen j. +. ALLAN,
Deputy Clerk.
(} y t:ne copy:
}L.S.f Test, Clerks Office, Parish Of
~ I-a:ourelic. this iltli. May i@@t.
}. L. ALLAN,
Deputy Clerk.
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The Hon. L. n. Fay superin
tendant OF Public Education has
notified the Parish School Board
that there is Sll3I.Sl to the ere
dit OF LafourclIe out OF the dis
trbutlon tor quarter ending sep>
tember 1880.
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IS. T. G1iSamore has trace
chains, pillow shares, pillow handles
plow beams, names, single trees
double trees, backbands, -plowS,
spades aud shovels for sale.
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-Olesime Aycoc!l an old resi-
dent of Terrebonue died, at the
residence OF his son in Law. DR.. IL.
Da,iserea,l, in Thibouaux Oh last
Sunday night.
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The E'iremen's Fair Grounds
are now ready for parties, fairs
dinners, entertainments &c. any
thing by which the public may be
amused, and made to enjoy itself.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Lamare, IL practical
printer, whilom editor of the Port
Vincent Trinne, but now en-
gagged in the commission bust
ness, was among the excursion
lists from New Orleans last Sun
day.
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Mr.. +. Marchand, a Resident
of New Orleans and Printer by
Trade has had the kindness I Wis
ting our Office on last sunday.
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Take it-Easy and Live-Long
Il Z brothers, aud are related to
Ayers Sarsaparilia, which has
Heightened many Il life.
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The property OF T. j. Dannis
!" this Parish was sold Lass Satur
day by the Sheriff and was
bought in by the creditors Who
had the property seized.
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Editorial Items.

The VOItaic BeId Co.. War.
shall. Mich. viii send their crlebra
ted Elrctro-Eoltai Belts to the afflicted
upon - days trial. Speedy cures gnaran-
teei. They mean what they say. Write to
tlrln without delay.
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The late Fair given at Lock.
port lor the benefit OF their bubble
school bniIding tund nrtted a
sum of $500 90.
Bad weather in;erieIed, but
the above result shows what :,
little energy and effort will do
among an enterlrisin. people.
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N 1;ious, fancy goods and III
dies uAdci ware below cost at the
Seven Star Store.
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NOTICE.

All persons pursuing any profession,
trade or occupation are hereby notified to
call At my office and procure their LICENSEES
for lSsl without delay.
THEOPHILE THIBODAuA.
Sheriff and ex-otf;cio Tax Collector, Latour-
che.
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The editor of the Alsiers Ad
vertlSer wants some man to prove
himself "a hpnefactor' who in.
vents a hog with bone!rss hams.
Why bless the mans innocence.
oOlltleSs hams were invented in
Connecticut more than 100 years
ago.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-05-14

He toll her that he loved her.
In tones sn soft and mellow
But she SAID she couldn't iu,rrv him
For she'd asked another fellow,
To buy her a Charter Oak,
from S. +. GriSamoref,S stove
Depot corner Market and ST.
Philip streets Thibodaux La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-05-14

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