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WELNEY PRINCE

NO. &c @ f G. u r Nhre and raised by Mr.. George
r paiptr, e, Of Manor lluus" spnthery DOwnhen,
Nor ok. En- land viii make n season OF lssS at lc
following name places cmmcml ing on Monday, The
% day ut Nhrch sSS and AN b. found at the follow
rug named p!ac'sevcfy Gay OF each week during TIE
season:
PAT LOF NORMANDY and GENDAEME ut home
~ mies southwest of Grand hidrc In the town Of
Farm Ridge. on MUnda, nj Tue Ga, uni 10 o'tl OK
rucsdy noon viii be \ the home of Robert Graham.
northa est oi StTratu IN the to~ OF Brt IucsdN
ight will be NJ u" home ~ J. Blrtw"l In the town
of utter, rex. Wednesday neon will b. vt the homr
OF VIM. i. Reese. IN the tow- II Grand apiGs. ed
ne. dty night will stay NJ the home OF f. cIcrivk Glenn,
IN he town OF farm Ridge. Thursday noon wi he nj
Chnrirs ElisWorihs. town - Farm Ridge thursday
night will be ne the home OF ,rtrn f. Brown. IN I'll,
town OF South ttawH. FRIDAY uight viii DC at tn.
nome Of 1NW Brown near Lutheran church. In the
town Nrrm III n. and on ~aiurday wi be III home.
This will b. "A regular route ring The .eason.
WtL\ES PRIME, the English Stallion. WIN on
Monday mOri ing 90 70 the home OF WIN Under. near
Germ Catholic Church. In the town of X ,hnnd
STAY over night and unIil tn, sdly af rueaday
night viii be AZ home. and an the rest OF the week
nj II day noon FRIDAY pishl Wi he ut the home OF
VIM F. Reese. in the town OF tsrlnd Rapids Saturday
will return home Via Grand Ridge.
TERMS VIII lc iuenty Dollars 20 insure. Money
vii, be due when mare u known 10 be IN fal S.B -
Al peraons pariing with nares AFTER being 9nce bred
viii held for the sufaD"e also will those that
are taken out Of the town IN which bred uu'ess Other
wise arranged and the said insurance becomes dac at
nll
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DESCRIPTION AND rEDIGREE.

wELNEY PRINCE no. 2.69o. Z. c. u. r., vol, 81
the noted and thoroughbred EHgli.h Shire Stallion, lie
beautiful "ark dHppic brown, rising i've years old
-tand. fan l6A hands nd weighs nov over two thou
sand pounds He Is peri Ct model of beauty and
ST. eng h. vii heavy, clean bon" hnT perfectly som
hucts with good = ylc AID action combined Hs sire
IA Heart OF Oak u,Ojl Truckers. bred and rised hN
John Rowe of Busy laI.is; Il = Heart OF hak
q 003). AnGuods bred by John AnrOod, Cha'eris tam
nridIcshrt; Great q =. GLORY 9'O bred and raised
1897. bred and raised By MIR job sion, Of Hadcnham
re gained the gld up at Wal en- and the grand prize
II WesOcb the Eare year He wAe sired by the nous
I'm 'audB Glory tiS5l who Won the l., yal ~ Warwick
In 1850 aud 4 Lee H. the same In 1851 lie wHrne1
- nrs prize p tp sDprugh six yclrs In succession
croEs other shows. lie Was known by the name Of
raylors England Glory and he was sired by England $
Glory tIlO. who won he Grand loyal Przc Ht Wind
suI III the year 1851.
WEL\ ny PRINCES dam was Flower. by Major
N.4SS) palnuecs and was bred hy m; Major tl4tSl
wss sired by NJ and GLORY CS3I win"ralS. second
cam. brown Duchess hy IhunpCr t2.li), who we
bred ami raised hy m. HeWm NJ Of TtOrrcy Cam
hrd Cshire: his sire was 1humper u i,. bred amt
owned hy John seward. OF ChatcrlS C1Whridyosh're
"ajOrs dam was Princess ~ Captain t,3S), great
prize winner IN hih day.
Eng and's tIuly t,2'0 WA by the flnOus 0l horse
Champion of England. 0U nee by the tatl 1T Esmcr@.
Englauts GluIy tgl). NiuCrt = won the follow NJ,
pri2ea First a. pctarshorou2' ant nrst at lunnpio
10 563: hstH' Huntington Ia Sbi; nret II PtiCrsDn.
Yuugh nrtt "a Huntington in Is }. u ne Nehr lNt6
Wen tue Nrsr rrize ana champion cup Of MI England
n the sam, day ~ Csmh idEc.
MI uGntrC' tHNs ~ his le'ttr ia mo Of thC goth
JAM that he knew al these horses that they were MI
prize wun and The hrs' Of their day lie also eays
iha Weucy stock. although yet young arc mr., class
Respectfully.
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Notice a. Petton for an 0,der 10 sen isdl Estate 10
PAP ts.-idHtIpistratOr'S N0uce.
CTAI> A. or EiI.I N<bIss. LASALLRC co.

- So In PTObh,. court, March IeTHI, 1888.
George 7. Goddard. Administrator Of the Estate
Ira Goddard, de, cUsed, =. CpUrs" F. Guddaro and
Herbert C. God ard. ana ClRrrn &c kecney. bCrrndp
KeCney ann Albert Recney. minor children OF Ella f.
Keen-y. deceased and Piilip GuGda aud Kittir
Goddard mlnOrc iidren Of Al )u1n Goddard deceased
Petition JpT an o. Ter 10 sell re0i svt0ie.
An affidavit having been HlcG 10y tho petitioner.
George Goddard In the Office 90 the clerk of the Pro.
bate Court slowing that said defendants Gertrude kee-
uey Albert Kceney Philip Goddard and Kiule A God
dHrd resld hts of the state of Illinois, and that
the said Gertrude krency and Albert Recncy rtsi
dCnt- OF kctnryNi G. TuEa county, Ecnnsy lyanla and
that their post Office Is the same: and that Philip God
dnTd and ktte \. Goddard are residents Of snsahvp.
LarsOn county. California, aHi heir pos, Oft &c IL the
same nOi.c II erCf9re hereby given to the said
trude kevney. Albert kCcUey, Philip Goddard and
Kitic a. Goddard. that The said George + Goddard.
Administrator n rvsad. has died his petition IN sai
scrihe real estate situated IN Ia ~Re county and state
Juderhill's Addition 70 the Village Of NGrs,cS u
ray The debts claims against the u ras Ira
Goddard; and that summons IL st.d cause viii be re
turnaDc the May term Uf sad court, 10 be holden
the Court House IN Ottawa in said county on the third
Monday In yay A. n. 1883
Now unless you. the said Gertrude Epency Albert
Keenty, Philip Goddard and Hit G \. Goddard. shall
appear before said court ac nrst day OF said Hay
thereof and plead. answer deInur 10 the said
pct Ion the allegations contained therein IN be taken
fesSed Us You and order entered In accordance
4. T RAETELs
Clerk " the Probate Court u La sale county. III!
Ottawa. Illinois. March Iith. lSSS.
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WIZ. y. GRUBER.
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3lem Advertisements.
GENDARME

No S62). import d by ~ Dunhlm. of Wayne. Du
Page county. m. and the remark be Eng,i Shire
Dr'd Pratt stallion. imported by Mr.. J. a. Truman, oi
Chicago, H. last Angus named
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CLTY PROPERTY Is s.G G9yanel!

the time 20 bay. have large st from which to SC
cct, and buyers viii consult their own Interests hl
ca ling me. VIII sell dwellings lt from $3.50 {,
$l006, building lots at nom 50 TO $500 and some de
81 able business properly al fair price.
mor!i-uf DE-. j. O. HARRIS
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&c No. Isl.

Prohibiting riding or driving on the public
levees Providing penalties for the viola,
ton OF tho same. and the manner in which
snch penalties shall be collected ; Provid.
ing how levees may he ridden or driven
over.
Section, I. Be it ordained by the Police
jury Of the parish Of Lafourche: That a fine
OF five l5.O0] dollars be, and the same is here
by Imposed upon any person riding or driving
on the Public Levces of this parish. The
above .fne recoverable before any Court of
competent jurisdiction.
Sec. 2. DO it ordained ETC., That the Road
and Levee Inspectors are ordered to enforce
the provisions of this act in. their resDective
districts and tina, any third party giving
such information, shall be entitled to one
! half Of such fine when collected.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained ETC.. That
the provisions of this ordinance shall NOT an.
ply to mules or horses towing water craft Of
any description up and down the bayou. or
to any person riding OF driving directly over
the levee for the purpose Of reaching the wa
ter's edge.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained etc.. That
TINS ordinance take effect Immediately after
Its publication in the official journal of this
parish. ~
BE it further ordained &C.. That all ordi-
nances or parts Of ordinances in conflict here
with be and they are hereby repealed.
Approved ard adopted March, 22nd, 1883.
tSlgned) ST. GRISAMORE,
President.
]. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
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SENTIMENT " SENSE.

Every man has hialchain and his clog:
only it 10 looser and lighter to one man
than to another /; and he is more at
ease who takes it.up than he who drags
it..
Wisdom and truth. the offspring of
tho sky. are immortal but cunning
and deception, the meteors of the earth
after glittering for a moment must pass
away.
Our conscience is a fire within Us.
and nj sins as the fuel ; instead of
warming, it will scorch us unless the
fuel be removed. o the heat of it allay
ed by p~enitential tears.
The gaiety of the wicked is like the
aowery surface of Mount Aetna, be.
meath which materiale are gathering
for an eruption that will one day reduce
all ito beauties to ruin and destruction.
The Christian graces are like per-
fumes, the more they are pressed the
sweeter they smell like stars that
shine brightest in the dark like trees
which. the more they are shaken, the
deeper root they take. and the more
fruit they bear.
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1853 GO 1858 63

To Balance on hand 594 So
" School Tax on hand Is yS
Respectfully Submitted.
(Signcd) Jos. I. THIBODEAUX.
March 9th 1888 Treasurer.
The following collectors report was pre-
sented aud referred to lie committee on Fl
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TOWN HALL,
EeidA.M March "a 1858.


The Town Council for the Town Of Thib0-
daux met in season this day At 10Y O'Clock
A. NJ. .
Present: J. L. Auco;n, Mayor, and H.
Danserean. Ellis Braud, I. D.. Moore and +.
Zern"tt. c. Arena and J. NJ. Howell Trustees
Absent None.
The following resolution was presented and
on motion duly seconded, adopted.
Be it resolved that the Finance Committee
he and they are hereby authorized to nego
tiate a loan not exceeding Two Thousand Dol
lars IN amount and at u rate IF interest not
exceeding ten per cent per annum PAYABLE
twelve mont his from te the loan is effected
with special reservation of right to make ear
Tier payments at such times and in such sums
"a may be directed Ly the Town Council.
mat as collateral security for said loan the
san nna'lce committee is hereby authorized
{" pledge the 81 shares of stock owned by
the Town in the Thibolanx Bridge Co. or SO
much OF them IA may he necessary and to
that end and in order to regain possession of
ea'd stock the said committee is hereby au-
,n"rlzed to warrant on the Treasurer for Five
hundred Dollars to the order of Morgan's La.
q Texas X. K. Co. in final settlement with
that company Of the subsidy granted them.
mat satt Committee or the Mayor with
counter signature Of the Clerk or both, said
Comm ittee and Mayor conntersigned as afore
said as may be prepared by the lender of
said sum are authorized to execute a note or
notes ana other instruments in writing as
may be necessary to carry into effect this reso
luton. and to pledge the faith of the Corpora
ton for the prompt payment of said loan and
Yeas Arena. Braud. Dansereau, Howell,
Moore, and Zernott.
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded F. Zernott was au
thorized to make pay roll of workmen employ
Ell Tor closing crevasse at the head Of the can
al, and tnrn same over to Treasurer for pay
ment. and ascertain amount ofother expenses
incurred for same purpose, and report to the
council at its next meeting.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad-
jOnrned.
lSignedl ]. l.. AUCOIN.
Mayor.
Clerk Pro tenn.
A true copy:
A. j. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro tenn.
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Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor appoin
ted j. NJ. Howell and F. Zernott q special
committee to call on Messrs. X. Woods &
Bro. on Ducros Plantation and ascertain what
compensation they would lsak for giving the
Tow the right OF Drainage through the Can
committee being authorised 3 invite the
President of the Police Jury Of this Parish to
accom- pany them.
On motion duly seconded the Counc Gil ad-
jouraed.
(SignedJ j. L. AUCOIN,
4. J. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro tenn.
4 true copy:
4. J. PERRIN,
Clerk Pro tom.
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APRIL 81, 1853.
GLOVES.


2 Their Amtiqwiy-Their Use in Cerc.
moniols- Challenging by the Gloce
-Glore Honey.
The wearing of gloves is traced a.
far back as the time of tho Chaldeans,
the word being explained in the Tai
mud Lexicon. as the clothing of the
hand. Xenophon gives a clear and
distinct account of gloves. Speaking
of the manner Of the Persians. as a
proof of their effem;nacy he observes.
that, not satisfied with covering their
head and their feet, they also guarded
their hands against the cold with thick
gloves. Athenus speaks of a celebra
ted glutton who always came to table
with gloves on his hands. that lie might
be able to handle and eat meat while
hot, and devOur more than the rest OF
the company. Homer. describing Laer
ties at work in his garden, represents
him with gloves OH his hands. to secure
them from thorns. Varro, an ancient
writer. is an evidence Of their antiquity
among the Romans.
In a hot climate the wearing ofgloves
implies u considerable degree of eAe
minacy. When the ancient severity Of
manners declined, the use of gloves pre-
vailed among the Romans; but not without
some opposition from the philosophers.
Musonius, . philosopher. who lived at
the close of Christianity, said. cit is
shamefulthat persons in perfect health
should clothe their hands and feet with
soft and hairy coverings"
In the beginning of the ninth century
the use of gloves was so universal, that
even the church Thought a regulation
in that part Of the dress necessary
Gloves. besides their original design
for a covering of the hand. have been
employed on several great and solemn
occasions as in the ceremony of incest;
lures, in bestowing hands, or in CONFER
ing dignities. As the delivery of gloves
was once a part of the ceremony used
in giving possession, so the depriving
a person Of them was Il mark of divest
ing.him of his office, and of degradation.
The Earl Of Carlisle, in the reign of
Edward the II. was condemned to die
as a traitor. W~alsingham. relating 9th
er circumstance of his degradation,
says: "His spurs were cut off with a
Ratchet, and his gloves and shoes were
taken off,"
Another use of gloves was in a duel
he who threw one down was by act IN
derstood to give defiance, and he who
took it up tn accept the challenge. The
ceremony is still practiced of challeng
ing by a glove at the coronation of the
Kings of England, by his Majesty's
champion entering Westminster Hall
completely armed and mounted.
Challenging by the glove is still in
use in some parts Of the world. In
Germany, OF receiving an a%ffront, to
send a glove to the offending party is a
challenge to a duel.
W. meet with the term glove-money,
which is meant money given to SER
wants to buy gloves. This is probably
the origin of the phrase. ''givine a pair
of gloves" In the middle ages, the
giving a glove was a ceremony of inves
titure, and two bishops we're put in
possession of their sees by each receiv.
q glove, 1902. Embroidered gloves
were introduced into England in 1880
and are still presented to judges at ma,
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WHY WMcOM1.- What makes Flores
ton Cologne welcome on every ladyis toll
ct is it's lasting fragrance and rich, dowery
odOr,
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Clerk Pro tenn.

TOWN HALL.
Wednesday April II, 1883. !
The Town Council for the Town of Thibo
danx met in session this day at $50 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Present ]. L. Ancoin. Mayor, e. Arena,
Ellis Braud. J. NJ. Howell, L. D.. Moore, and
r. ZernOtt, Trustees.
Absent 4: Fl. Dansereau. Trustee.
On Motion duly seconded tho sum of Eight
Hundred and Forty TWO 45ll00 Dollars appro
prlated chargeable to crevasse account to rein
burse the Treasurer the amount paid laborers
on crevasse as shown by pay roll, and The ad
ditional sum Of Eight Hundred and One 4oIlOO
Dollars was appropriated chargeable to Gre
vase account to pay> the following bills for
supplies furnished for closing same
Braud & Le2endre IS 81
H.. W. Tabor 81 IS
a. Moialson II 80
Thibodaux Foundry Is 50
II. j. Lagarde 20
.. a. Frost lis 90
=. L. GrisamOre %
IL. Tetreau & Co. : IS AZ
Ihlbodaux Saw Mill 293 "a
NlorSans La. q Texas K. Il. Co. Is 30
HoIlinann d AucOln AZ IS
T.. Il. ALLEN l632
j. A. Frost 71O
D. b. pugh 3OS5
Total Sol 4e
Yeas: Arena, Braul, Howell, Moore and
Zernott.
Nays None.
On Motion duly seconded the Treasurer was
directed to transfer from general fund ac-
count to crevasse account the sum Of One
Hundred and Forty Three 94IlO0 Dollars. On
motion duly seconded the Treasurer was Iii
rected to charge to crevasse account the sum
of Five Hundred Dollars paid Morgan's La,
u Texas K. X. Co.
On motion duly seconded the council ad-
journed.
(Signed) J.L L. AUCOIN.
Mayor.
A.. j. PERRIN,
Clerk, Fro tenn.
A true Copy:
A. J. PERRIN,
Clerk Pro TEN.
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Total 4l9 10 81
The Market Masters Monthly report for
February 1883 showing total collections for
the month to be Seventy -Four 25IlOO Dollars.
was presented and referred to the Committee
on Finance.
On motion duly seconded the sum of One
Hundred and Five 2OIl0O Dollars was appro-
priated to pay the following claims.
Alfred Go1Inu obop - O.. T. n:A-l.- - M
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NOTICE.

Estimate Of the probable expenses of the Par.
ish OF Lafourche for the year beginning
January LIST. 1883.
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OEf1CLAL: 4
PROCEEDINGS OfTow


~ -# m8kV0 ZSrU. lHSS.
The Town Council for the Town of 1hibo-
z. NJ. - -
Present j.. L.. Aucoin, Mayor. H. Danse.
reau. J. NJ, Howell, l. u. Moore. T. +. Zeruott.
Absent: e. Azema. and Ellis Braud.
The minutes Of the previous session we're
read and approved AZ recorded.
The Finance Committee presented the fol
lowing report.
Thibodaux, March 10th. 1883.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Trustees of
the Town Of Thibodaux.
Geutlenen.-YOur Finance Committee
have carefully examined the Treasurcr's re-
ports for October. November and December
1882 aud january and February 1888 (the Ian
ter up to February ~, and find same with the
exception OF the reports for November 1882
and January 1888, true aud correct.
III the November 1892 report there ia an er
ror against the Treasurer Of 81. OO, and in the
January 1888 report an error against him of
$1,000. We have directed him to charge him
self with these amounts. and to report same
i'll his report for the month of March. The
vouchers accompanying same have been yeri.
fed, found correct aud duly cancelled.
The Market Masters's and Tax collectors
reports for the months have been examined
and found correct.
The following havclbeen presented to us and
duly approved and their payment reeo1nmen
died. t0-Wit
NJ. F. Dunn. minute book and express char
M, grs on the same 1000
Theo. Thibodaux, Sheriff & Jailor's fees 500
Total 1890
lie monthly salaries of the Market Master
and Corporation Laborers are now due and
their payment r~ecUlnmended
Your append hereto the requisite
resolution t. cover above recommendations,
Respectfully Submitted,
Id. MOORE, Chairman.
II. DANSEREAU.
The following resolution presented by the
Committee I'll Flu;nce was On motion duly
seconded, adopted.
lie Owed. thss the sum of Eighty Five
oolloo Dollars DC aud the same is hereby ap
propriated to pay the following claims to-wit:
A. Marlborough corporation laborer chargeable
to corporation laborer 5000
U. >. Legendre Market Master charge
able to Market House l6 &C
NJ. F.. Dunn Il Bros. charlie to Inl Exp 1000
1heo. Ih1bodaux char. to p. l. e.. Exp. 500
Total. 1856
The following Treasurer's report was pre-
and referred 20 the Committee on III
Treasurer's Report.
Monthly Report for February, 's3.
10 Bal. on hand $40 81
" Taxes OF 1882 50 O6
Licenses OF 1883 400 90
Market House for February SO ~ Is
CR.
Gy Corporation Laborer 50 90 !
Streets l. bitches 6S 30
:" BanIuettes rs II
Collectors Commission II 70
:" Police and Criminal expenses $50
" Wharf and Levee AZ 4,
" Incidental expenses % IS
" Market House "a f3
" Salaries Of Officers or 30
. Balance carried down 593 &c
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Reception to Gov. Crosby.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Governor Schuyler
Crosby, Of Montana, formerly United
States Consul to Florence, Italy, who
has been spending a week or two in this
city, was given a reception last evening
in the parlors Of the Leland hotel, by
Emery A. Storrs. Gov. Crosby is on
his way from his foreign mission to as
sumo his duties as governor Of Montana,
and it was the desire Of Storrs, who met
him in Europe during his recent Euro
pean trip, to present him to some of the
leading citizens Of Chicago. Fifty of
the representative men Of the city were
present. About 10 o'clock the guests
were invited to the ordinary, where an
elegant collation. was spread. The table
and surroundings were a masterpiece.
At the end of the table was a piece req
resenting "Sunny Italy," topped by the
Italian colors and showing below a gon-
dola on a silvered lake. AT the other
end OF the board a piece representing
the Far West" an engine was coming
u VI b LII upo11 CV ooS&AS0 IL oCSo
track and "Bill Nye," with a gun in his
hand and a bottle in his pocket, clad in
western garb, stood waiting to welcome
the new governor. Around about were
sportive hares and other animals, and
on a tree were to be seen quail and other
birds. Above the table was suspended
a banner bearing the inscription, u.
Schuyler Crosby, Consul and Governor,
from Florence to Montana; from Michael
Angelo to Bill Nye.'" A few informal
speeches were INDUCED in. The affair
was an extremely pleasant one. Gen.
Sheridan and other military men were
present.
[Bill Nye is not a Montanian, and his
introduction at the reception was hardly
appropriate. IF x. Biedler had been
substituted instead the eternal fitness of
things would have been much more
closely observed.-ED.]