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Health Alphabet.

The Ladies' Sanitary Association,
of London, gives the following SIM
pie rules for keeping lie alth, which
We find copied IN Tho SamIariSn.
As soon AS you are up shake
blanket and sheet;
Better be without Shoes than 81!
with vet fSst;
Children, if healthy, are active,
not still;
Damp beds and damp clothes
will both make yOu i'll;
Eat slowly and always chew yOur
food we'll;
F--roshsn the air in the house
whore you dwell;
Garments must never be made
toe tight;
H-OmeS should be healthy, airy,
and light;
If you wish to be we'll, as you do
I've no doubt,
Just open tho Windows befSrs
you 60 out;
Keep the rooms aIwayS tidy and
clean;
Let dust on the furniture never
be seen;
M-uch illness is caused by th'
want Of pure air,
Now, to open the Windows be ev
or your care;
Old rags and old rubbish shSuld
never be kept;
People should see that their floor
are we'll swept;
Quick movements in children ar
healthy and right;
Remember the young came
thrive without light;
See that the cistern is clean t
the brim;
Take care that ysur dress is al
ways tidy and trina;
Use your nose TO fad If there B
q bad draln;
very sad are the fevers that com
in its train;
Walk as much IS you can withOu
feeling fatigue;
X-erxss could walk full maAy
# league,
Your health is vour wealth, whiC
4 your wisdom must keep;
! zeal will help good cause, al
the good you will reap.
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ClAoIera.

Ia view ETA possible, bat We may
still hOpe not very probable, invA
sion Of cholera, It may be wOrth
while to ask, ourselves, seriously
and urgently, in what condition
will that formidable epidemic dis
ease find US as regards the facilities
provided tor its rapid extension!
In the history Of previous epidem-
les there can be no doubt We may
trace the record Of progressive lin.
itatiOn and repression BY sanitary
improvements. The time has now
arrived when, with all our light and
kAowlodge, we ought to have no
great dread Of cholera. 1t is, in q
very special sense, perfectly cen
rollabls infection. ItrsmainS to be
een whether medicine, as . heal.
ag art, has discovered aay new
smsdy, or learnt to apply any
newn aad tried, but nOS perhaps
thoroughly understood, princIpls o.
herapy in relief Of the malady
What. however, we do sssert is that
pedlcine, as \ preventive art, in it'
eaIings with the germs Of disease
aEht to be able to grapPle instant
and successfullv With cholera
Ye know that it is propagated sole
through sxcreta, and that wate
the great carrier Of the infectlv'
rms. Obviously, if the sxcreta
Chelera patient are allowed =
: il contact with the air, the
sy flOst away il the atmosphere
d the air wilI6hen become infes
i: butin Z primary sense i 10 tn
ter te which W. must look.
Ia any case, ithaS been dsmOE
atsd that, provided al the sxcr'
from q cholera patient are il
ntlv deStroyed--R ROt merely d.
ected the diseats will A
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Have you paid your subscrlptioal
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We may live without poetry, mn-
sic and art;
We may i've without conscience,
and live without heart;
We may live without friends, we
may live without books,
Butcivllizod man cannot live with
out cooks,
He may live without boOks-what
is kAOwIs dye but grievings
He may live without hops-what
is hope bnt dsceivingl
He may live without lovs-what ID
passion but piniRgs
But where IL the man thai can live
without dining9
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RESOLUTIONS

Adopted by the Democratic Exeeu.
i've CoMmittee OF TippAh GOUA.
ty, held at Ripley, May 2Sth,
1883:
RESOLVED, That the democracy.
of each eisctlou precinct in Tlppah
90. are requested 10 moet in their
several precincts on Saturday, the
25th day Of August, II 0'cIock, 81,
and appoint one delegate tor every
fifty volOr., or fractional part of fit
ty, polled for Hancock, in tie las
presidential elacrnn. Said dele
gates to meet in county c0nvenliol.
il Ripley or Wednesday,, the 29th
of August, at 3 O'Clock, z. NJ, tor
tho purpose OF nominating a cSndi-
date for representative, to SppSlnt
delegates to a Senatorial District
Convention, also delegates to II
Pictorial convention and delegates
10 Judicial District Convention TO
nominate u candinats for District
Attorney. AAd that each precinct
Is rSqnested to send its delegates
with such instructions az shall give
ts each candidate vSted for in the
primary meeting, just proportion
of the delegate vOtN IN tho county
convention according to the
strength Of each in the primary
meeting.
RESOLVED, That L. Rogan, of this
cOmmittes, is herShy appointed to
confer with the Executive cOmMit-
tees of all the counties comprising
this Judicial District ard Ssk that
each Of said committees. shall ap'
point one OF their number 10 take
iutO cOnyiderytiOn the subject OI
the time and place tor holding
judicial District Convention, and
that said committee OF conference,
when SppOinlsd. shall have power
to name tAs tiMs and place t"l
AoldIng said convention.
RESOLVED, FURTHER, That L. ROga'
be- authorized to ask Of Ihe Execu
tive committees Of Union and Ben
ten counties, that they each aP
5 point one Of their number to con
ler with reference to SenatOriA
. and Pictorial convention and sad
committee of conferences, when ap
pointed, shall have power to nam
I the time and place for holding eacl
of said conventions.
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NEW YORKS
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GAS LIT LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
The above is the title Of series Of
sketches Of the shady side Of life and
character in the Great Metropolis, now
being fully Illustrated from authentic
sketches in tho
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
Of New York, which are realistic and
faithful portraitures from real life
The illustrations are by the best artist-
iC talent attainable, and the descri2-
tions ars from the pen of the meSt
gifted journalist and brilliant writer IN
America, who, it is conceded, has rival
led that master hand at word painting
Charles Dickens. It's sufficient to say
that New York's Gaslit Life" will
present the most striking, vivid aud
truthful pictures of the under current
Of life in New York City that hsYo
ever been presented to the public
The National Police Gazette Of New
York, is for sale by all newsdealers,
price 10 cents per copy, Orit can be Cr
dercd direct from the publisher.
Subscription price, $4.Oo per year.
The National Police Gazette, OF Nav
York, has no connection with any 9th
er publication Of its Glass, who for
gain, as far as possible copy its t.tiS
and appearance.
CAUTION.-The public are eau
toned against buying weak limitations
Of Lhe National Police Gazette. In all
cases see that the paper is dated from
New York and has the publisher $
name printed on each copy.
KelnlttanceS should be made by post
office order, draft on New York, OF by
registered letter, to
RICHARD x. FOX, Publisher,
Cor. Spruce and William Sts.
New York City
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"What are you gong to do when
you grow up ifyou dent know how
to ciphsrs1 asked > teacher Of q slow
boy. "Tm going to be q school
teacher and make the boys DO the
ciphering," was thereby.
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A Pittsburgh minister v ill
preash tomorrow on "Why some
nsn do not eajoy their religion. "
II Is probably due 10 the difficulty
always experienced BY those who
try 70 snjoy what they haven't got.
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the RIPLEY ADVERTISER.
&. :. geRD, Editor a''d 2N't6Ii'AST.

The Grand Exposition Hotel,
juSt finished at Louisville, Ky, is
capable Of accommodating 1000
guests. 1t was formally opened on
she 26th ult. Nth banquet to the
Exposition Directors. The dining
EOOm will seat 700 gusAtS.
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The sentiment of president Bur
kitt'S address TO the Press COnv~n.
tioR: That a newspaper should he
IndependsHt-Not an "Srgan" nor
mOuthpiece Of any ring or party
but bold fearless al vOcate Of right
and justice, was warmly endorsed
by the convection. We accept this
80 an evidences Of progress iA the
right direction. This sentiment
has been gaining grOuAd aRd will
ultimately triumph. An editor il
mere sxcusable fer making = mis-
take IN an effort to do right, than
fss dragging behind to see what his
party iS gsing TO pat forward, and
thsA GENE with hurrah for his
party, right or wrOAg. The true
miSSiOH OF party paper is to shape
party politics correctly, to approve
the right and condemn the wrong
in his own party as we'll a' else
Whers.--Corinth Herald.
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In order to aid the primary meet
ings in appointing their delegates
to the county convention to be held
in Ripley August 10Th, we publish
below the vote OF Tippah County
cast for Hancock in 1880:
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OrLfnanc Ne. "a.

An ordinance levyin. taxes for the year 1853
Alas0nb1ing in the aggregate to ten mills -
the dollar and providing for their oOllec-
tiOn.
Section I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Trustees of the Town Ut Thib"daux in Csun-
ell assembled. s ~
That for the calendar year Anho Domini,
Eighteen huudred aud eighty three there .
hereby levied taxes amounting in the aEgre-
gate to ten mills ON the sloilse Of the asAcsooa
valuation ri all pr"i'-rfy situated within the
hints Ot the Town If ihihsnisux except such
:s - expressly exempted from taxation BY
the CONSTITUTION of this State.
Section =. BE- it further ord nins.l &C.. That
the said taxes are levied for the following pur
poses and III the following proportion tO-wit:
First: Seven and one half mills on the dol
lar are levied to carry on and maintain the
government Of the Corporation and pay il
cnrrent expenses.
Second Two and one h 1T mills on the dol.
lar are levied for the establishment ,nain.o
nance aud support Of free public ~ hools in tho
town.
SECTION 3. Be it further ordained &c.. That
tht. said taxes shall be assessed and collected
III the mode aud manner aud ut The time spc-
Gifted i'll existing "r'linancrs OF the Town.
Adopted Friday. Ortoher 5th. 1888.
(Si.ied) j. l.. AUCOlN.
Mayor.
a. PrRhIS.
Clerk, FRO TEN.
Al. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro tenn.
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OFFRE.-Tous nos souscripteurs
qM paierOnt lie mOntant de leurs
inscriptions en- plein ct une aimee
dayance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, r4mericam
feMer ct un traiti surles maladies
q chevsux ct mulets.
RAmerican Farmer est un Jour.
nj public dams Indiana, exclu-
avement devOue aux interets DIES
agr'cuitenrs, 4 relevage DIES ami
iAasx. aux jardiniers ct 4 toute sor-
e Industries Qui Sc rattachent i
IA culture.
lie traite sur les maladies DIES
eaesaux est I'm !ivre Indispensable
sfous ceux qui ont des animaux.
Ioutes les maladies Y sont luc;de.
nent decrites ct les remedies pour
Is combattre Y sont donnes.
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Les pilules d'Ayer sont touJours
eficaces dams tOutes les maladieS
prOvenant des describes de restO-
mac ct des Organes diges,ifs. Files
sent un remede cOnvenable i avoir
tOnjours en- main. Files sont enve.
lopp6es dune croute de sucre. IA :
Giles 4 avaler, operent effective
ment ct appOrtent shrement lie SOU
lagement ct la guerison.
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Pendant urle seule journee les
recettes de cotton, 4 Shreveport, ont
etc de 665 bales.
POINTE COUPE.

Les detenteurs de sentence de
cotton Obtiennent maintenant 311
Ii tonne de la graine, livree sur lie
bOrd du ffeuve. Cest % de plus
quill Y Il quinze ,jOurs.
Les expeditions de pacanes ans-
mente tous les jours, DIES charge.
ments complets sont transport6s
CONSIGNMENT IL long du tleuye.
Les 12j convicts du ptnitencier
qui etaient employees i la levee
Pointe Manoire, v ayant achieve
leurS trava"s, ont etc envOyfS sur
Ia leyfe Morganz,, don't la recon
strnction sera achevee a temps.
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SCcRE.-On iabrique lie beau ct
oe bon sucre dams notre raroisse.
Les sucriers connaissent leur me-
ner, on ne peut pas dire lie contrai-
e. Nous n'avOns pas encore en:en-
g proferer contre eux Ia moindre
paante. lis ne ratent .jamais leur
sssfe, Z Ia grande joie des planteurs
asoord puts de ceux qui Sen rtsa
lent.
Nous disons done qu'on fait lie
eau sacre dams notre p~aroisse.
Les echantillons que nous avons
"A p~eovenant entr'autres de rha-
utation Warerley, propriete de
Nm. Howell s Robichaux, ct lie
.aaoltatlon Ridgetieid, propriet1
yes I'm. Guion, sur laquelle Mr.
hsaF'ste Maronge fabrique lie su,
ae. ont etc trouyes superbes par
sas les connaisseurs qui les ont
sAaanlaes. Ce sucre fabrique AL
ssess" pan a un grain net ct regu.
e une couleur qui ne laisse
- desirer.
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Carbonades lie jambon fnme.
Coupez de minces branches $un
jambon fnme. ayant soin de leur
laisser un pen de gras ; mettez a
tremper dams de la biere, pendant
une heure, 81 lie jambon nest pas
tres sale. Apres ce temps, essuyez
vos branches, immergez-les dams de
reuf battu, roulez-les dams de la
ME de pain ct fate fire dams la
poole avec un peu de beurre.
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!, vETENENTs.-Le grand etablis-
sement de hinge cOnfectionne dc
Ar. Leon GOdchaux, rue du Canal
Nos. 81, 50 ct So, possede actuelle-
nent un assortment, pour la sal.
con, des plus complets. II y a de
tout dams cette maison, unique dams
con genre ct ties mOleree dams SEES
prix. lie personnel est DIES plus ave-
nant, entrautres nOtre ami Mr.. II.
Champagne qui, CONNIE interess6
dsns cette maison, est toujours
pref d recevoir ct 4 servir SEES nom-
beeax clients.
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sryTENcEs.-Samedi dernier. lie
moe A.. T. Knobloch a pronounce les
.ooteuces cOntre les accuses q"i
.raieut ftf tronve cOupable par lie
mrs. Parmi les sentences qui ont
lta prononcees &c jour-la, celle re-
,.tiye 4 Arthur Weber, alias Gro
hec. accuse ct trouve coupables de
cal. y etc la plus forte il Il etc
.onlamne d trois ans de travaux
forces an penitencier de Baton
Rouge.
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NOUTELLEN DE P1RTOUT,.

La Cour Supreme de Ii Louisia-
ne a decide qu'un moulin 4 scie
nest pas n fabrique telle que
lentend Particle POI de In Consti-
tuition de rEtat |; que Ia part ltgi-
time dun pere on dune mere, dams
Ia succession dun enfant mort sans
posterite est DUN tiers, non dun
quart, ct 4 fexclusion DIES cOllate
raux.
La troupe d'Opera f~rancais. en-.
gagfe par Mr.. Defossez, est arrivee
d Ia No"velle-O Orleans. L'inaugura-
ton de Ia saison aura lien lie l. no.
vembre par Faust. Qni, lie lende-
main. sera suivi de Ia Fdr0rite.
L'industrie la plus fructueuse que
Ton peut exercer maintenant 4 Port
TOwsend, territoire lie Washington,
c'est d'introdUire, en- contrebande,
des chinols, dams la California.
Denx arrimeurs, de Victoria, sc
ventent de Sc faire, par mois, $500,
dams ce traffic.
Nous lisOns dams la Constitution,
dAtlanta, George, &c renseigne-
ment sur les mormons ; il a 8 va
]eur: Les missionaries de cette
secte Sc gardent bien de pracher la
polygamie a ceux qn'ils Sc propo-
sent de cOnvertir ; tout an contrai-
re, ills dfclarent hautement, que Ia
polygamie a fait son temps. quill
men est plus question dams rUtah.
Ce nest que quand les malheureu-
SEES jeunes files sont arrives chez
eux, qu'elles decouvrent qu'elles
sont les dupes de charlatans.
Deux files d'Abraham Keiser sc
sont etablies dams une butte en-
bois, All milieu de montague qui
avOisinent 1ndiantown, Pennsylva-
ME, depuis 50 ans, loin de tous les
6tres humans. Les denx hermites
sont agees de so ans. En- Sc par.
liant Pune 4 rautre,-car Giles he
commandment jamais avec les
6trangers,-elles prennent ,un ton
dolent ct semblent psalmodier leurs
paroles.
Files travaillent dur, ct peuvent
abattres les arbres les plus enor-
mes. Files ne craignent rien, nj les
vagabOnds, nj les b6tes fauves.
Files dorment, ayant leur hache
aupres de leur lit. Leur etrange
vie est, parait-il, Ia suite de NAL.
+, hours en- amour.
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CHASsE.-Les chaSSeurS aux ca.
psras sc prepayment, ct n'attendent
plus Qu'une temperature un peu
frvide pour entrer en- campagne.
En- attendant cette dpOqne tant de-
srte, lis font Ia guerre aux pOules
deau qui pulullent dams les lacs.
Ouant aux canarls ct aux Sarcel.
ks elles sont rares pour lie moment,
It faute de mieux, il fault Sc cOnten-
ter DIES poules d'eau.
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The CHUCK ExPONKNT.-Tel
est lie titro dun petit journal reli-
gleax qui Went de paraitre ! Thi-
bodaux. Cette feuille qui doit pa
raltre mensuellement est i,nprim6e
a la No"velle-O Orleans ct r&digte par
lie Rev. A. S. Clark, Pasieur de
Feglise Episcopale st. John.
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La TOUSSAINT EFT LIE JOUR DIES
MoRTS.- Cette annte-ci. CONNIE
Les ann+es precedentes, la Tons
Mot ct lie Jour DIES Morris, ont etc
cel6bres avec tout lie sentiment re
igieux qu'impOse la tradition de
ees ~s0lemnites. Les tOmbes de ceux
qui ne sont plus, ont etc decOrfes
ct ornees avec tout lie govt ct le
respect qu'on dOit 4 leur memoire.
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PAROISSES.
lBER1E.

Dams Ia pasaisse Iberie, on de-
mande des travail!eurs pour les ira
vaux des champs ct pour Ia roulai-
son.
lie Sagar Bowl dome lie nombre
d'arpents plantfs EN- cannes. cotton.
riz, mails, ETC., dams la p~aroisse La
fnurche.
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ST.

lie Courier des Opetousas annon-
&c n le cotton 1T lie riz arrive jour
nellement a Opelousas. Jusqa'ici,
il a etc expedite 300 bales de CO.
ton, 1890 sacs de riz, sans compter
Ia craine dc cotton, les peaux, les
os, Ia mousse, etc. lie cotton So vend
de 9 10 cents Ia livre, lie riz de 8.
i $3.50 lie "a
VERMILLlON.
Les travailleurs aux sucrc;ics
demanient dix escalins pour Ia
journee ct six eScalins par quart.
La recolte de sucre sera pour le
moins aussi forte que celle de Tan
passe.
La carpe Alemande . etc intro
duit dams le bayou, par lie gouver:
nement national. Cette carpe peu-
pie rapidement ct c'est IN poisson
tres recherche.
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&c, rpHONE.-Les freres ROus-
Ian yiennent de conplfter la pose
An tflephone qui dot Keller rusine
.,,ra,e 4tablie sur rhabitatiOn
d., Grore il l'habitatiOn Uncle
p.t.r situfe 4 la Vacherie.
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NOUvEAUN ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL DIES ETRANGERS.
Encoignure des raes Green ct Thibodaux.

Mr.. Thomas Alterti PREVENT ses amis to
les voyageurs gu il Went de faire de nou-
veaux arrangements qni lui perniettront do
s'atisfaire tout ceux 4ai voudront fhonnO-
rer deleur conf;ance
kepas atoute heure de Ia jOurn6e ct sur
commando.
Table d'h6te 4 10 heuree du matin pour
dfjeuner ct a I iieures du sair pour diner.
ChaInbres cOmnodese ct bien sarnies.
PRiX MODEREES.
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NOCEEAU MARCHE.- On salt
que les gems residant dams lie has
de la vile desirent, pour leur con-
venance, un marcht dams leur vol
sinage. Pour ohtenir Get 6tablisse-
ment, lis ont reanis au COnseil de
vile une petition, couverte de 81.
gnatures, faisant ressortir les avian
tages que Ia population Ell retire
raft ct les revenus que la vile pour
raft EN- avOir. LIE Conseil de vile
qui Anne, autant quill est en- son
pO"voir, i satisfaire SEES admins
tres, Il pris cettc demande en- con
sid"ratiOm ct Il charge lie comiti sur
les batisses tie visitor lie terrain sur
lequel Ia m%ajoriti DIES petitionnai-
res veu ent quill soft bait, de Sen
Querir de sol coIt ct de Ia validit4
des titres que lie proprietaire est a
meme de f%ournir. LIE comite S'est
done transport. Il les lieux, a
mesure lie terrain ell vue, formant
I'm triangle, ct y trouve les dimen-
siOns suivantes: Sur Ia rue st. Phi
lippe, 100 pieds, sur la rue Henry
Clay, 165 pieds ct sur la ligne sud
de Ia propri6t6 de Nellie Annie RO.
gers 81 pieds. Pour batir quelque
chose de decent II IN terrain sem
blable, il faut Ell sacrifier toute la
partie qui forme rangle aigue. Sur
&c qui reste, on peut construire un
march6 de 26x32 entoure dune gal
lerie des 6 pieds. Ces dimensions
sOnt certainement sufisantes pour
alimenter la population qui IL pa
ratronisera, mails &c nest pas avec
$500 qu'On peut lie c%onstruire, NAL
gre toute feconomie qu'On peut APP
porter dams 50 construction. DA-
pres nOtre avis, il ne peut pas cou
ter moins de $1,000. 81 la vile peut
faire cette depense ct 81 les titres
de la propriete sont bons, nous YOU
driOns vOir reimbursement de Sc
nOuveau marche So faire dams lie
! plus bref delai possible.
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LOCALES.

p,y-La moisson de riz est ter
40 OF les batteuses sOnt ell de-
mande.
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Tous les articles qai Sc trouvent
dams nOtre nOuveau maEaSIn ScrOnt
vendus 4 ties bas pix ct avantd'a-
cheter ailleurs n'Oub!iez pas d'aller
examiner le NOuveau Magasin de
l.. Meyer. i cote de la pharmacir dc
Jos. T. ThibObanx. sept . 80.
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NOTICE.

The Directors of Thibodaux Bridge Com
PAW, met on October 4. 1893 and declared n
Dividend OF One dollar pei share, or tour per
cent gu the capital stock of the company for
nine months ending Sept. 80. 1888
5. 7. GRISAMORE,
President.
H. W. TABOR, Secretary.
Oct. 6 So q.
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TAxEs.-Le Collector est pref 4
recevolr les taxes prelevees Il lie
tableau d'aSsessement de 1888. Ces
taxes sOnt maintenant dues ct apres
lie 81 dfcembre 1888, Giles porteront
lnteret a raisOn de ) pour cent par
mOiS.