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OF November:

If of November:
e Z. VC3onnor, part payment for
e work on Young ditch. 80. 500 or
} democrat, printing ......... 7 OC
t ullns Levin, part payment of
Tohn l ~ - Oils :. -: 164 %
t 'onn Z. Ryan, City Attorney,
t salary for August, septem.
Der and October. O. m
L. oallllo, salary for Septem-
Der and October. 1oo no
~. W. Calvit, salary and Incl W
uentai expenses for Oct. as s5
nGGlnnls q Armstrong, horse
hlre for use of Engine 10 81
N: L. McGinnis, plow, scr :: u %
pers, etc, and money adj
vanced to P. OConnor for
work on Young ditch. a sol
j. j. Ferguson, for repairs Of "
engine hose 1o|
$3.50 IA
Wo warrants were also issued dur
t ing tn the n! month by the Mayor, one to
I'll facltlc Fire Go. Engineers salary
lor August, $500; and one for SO
wharf. l upper
Tho following bills were approved
ana made receivable for all dues to
the Corporation:
W. G. McGimsev Navor SAL
airy for November s5o nn
NJ: W. Calvit, salary Novem-
Der, and incidental expenses so 60
Landry Baillio, salary Novsp-
oer ...... .......... so 0Gj
Pacific Fire Co., Engineers "
!, salary f@ November. -. IS col
1e1,iootat' printing ......... 725
J. Levin, lumber. - On
!. schadel, work on lower
wharf ................ ID ooI
aobt. P. Hunter, ATTORNEYS
ices, Corporation of Alex ~
andria as Intervenor in su;s 49,
OF W. L. Boardman vs.. ~
Dougherty and Beaman s25 III
approved for. Is no :.
at OConnor, part payment II
1or cleaning out the Young
ditch Inn ool
amuel Anderson, work with co
horse and cart 10 70 ma
m. st. John, street work. 10 so III
m. st. John, 80. % Is ma
am. Carr, I" IN I'M
no Kramer, work with horse 5"
and cart 90 M COZ
cGlnnis & Armstrong, work inc inc
with horse and cart, and 81
horse hire for use of Steam Tor
Engine ................. 80 so d..
IN Orr, work on streets II 50 wo
cob Geiger, coal oil and the
stationery .............. 26 40 ma
A. Staples, balance due as use
street contractor. ..,... is Is ,, l
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e We are authorized 10 .,,.,n.,

EDWIN G. HUNTER,
as candidate for District Judge of
tue i2th Judicial Diatrict, subject 70
nomination Of the Democratic Con
veati0n. WV
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four (24) hours, nor more than to,
days. Approved ~ ~
". G. MCGIMSEY
Z - - 1sA CcHAL, Mayor.
Secretary.
Councilman McGinnis, chairman y,
committee on Tanks, reported that he
had Ia, had the Tank on Murray Street
hlled, and in ten days time the water
n mad fallen only four inches, and he
therefore believed that they would an
sWer the purpose for which thew were
He also stated that mon
inquiry he had ascertained that the
s2oo appropriated by the Police jury
TOT building a Tank, would not build
q brick cistern and RECOMMENDED that y
wooden clstern be constructed above
me ground; on motion he was, as chair
nan OF the committee, authorized to
Use his own Judgment in the matter.
NO other business being submitted
ne nss; board ID adjourned 10 to meet in regular
}. 1894. a.
". G. McGIMSEY,
l. B. RACIAL, Mayor
Secretary.
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For District Attorney.

A% We arc authorized TO announce
JSo. c. EICKLIFFE,
OF the FarisI' Of Grant, IS . candidate
Tor the Office of District Attorney ~
fhe 18th Judicial District, subject to
tue action Of tie Democratic pssty
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az q candidate for Sheriff Of Eanides
1arish' subject to nomination by the
Democratic party,
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| New ORLEANS. LA., ,
rr,, Nov, IS, 1893. {
THIS GRANT HAVING BEEN AS.
4 signed to the New Orleans Pacific
railway Company, and the title to the
lands SO granted having been duly
vested in the New Orleans Pacific
hallway Company by proper action
OF the authorities of the United States
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to the settlers whose claims were pro-
vided for in the agreement made bv
Ihe New Orleans Pacific Railway Com
pany and Messrs. Blanchard and Ro-
oertson, Representatives in Congress,
OF date January 4, 1882, that the New
OEeans Pacific Railway Company is
DOW ready to receive claims under said
agreement, in order that patents NAV
oe Issued to such settlers as soon as
tne same can be obtained from the
States government. On appli
cation to the undersigned, stating full
particulars Of claim and location of |
and. circular will be forwarded con- |
tanning copy of the above agreement
Win Messrs. Blanchard and Robertson
'hu such other Information as may be-
necessary.
E. B. WHEELOCK,
resident New Orleans Pacific Rail-
way Company.
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Jonas Rosenthal

The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The Treasurer's
report, showing balance on hand of
s155.66, was also read and approved.
The following approved accounts
were taken up by the Collector in the
collection Of taxes during the mouth
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OF SC. Landry, AS candidate for Attor.
ney General of Louisiana, subject Re
nomination by the State Democratic
Convention. "''-
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4@l no Granted By Act Of Congress Of
MaFch 3, 1871, to Ney Orleans, b.
ION honge and Vieks5ury Railyoaa
1o'@pany, kno'cn as "Buch-5o,se
R0ad.n e'''
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For District judge.

u We ere authorized to aapornee
W. +. BLACKMAN,
as candidate for Judge Of the 1q,h IN
u'ciSi District, subject 10 tie action Of
Convention. 8
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For Attorney General.

u We are authorized to announce
H. L. DAIGRE,
as a candidate for Attorney General
subject to the nomination of the Dem
ecrstic State Convention,
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NOTICE.

III HEREBY WARN ALL HITNTEpc
l. and others, not to hunt or tresnasa
on any of my lands, as will prosaanto
them to the fullest extent of the Law
Nov. %, 1883 81. "0oN'
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e We are authorized to enno,,D,,
THOS. OyERToN

VI hVoyelies, as candidate for Judge
U ean ISth judicial District, subject to
nomination by the Democratic party.
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as candidate for Dissrict Attorney Of
the 18th Judicial District, su'.,ect t.,
n"siinatlon by the Democratic Con.
yeution.
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For Representative,

1--WE are authorized to announce
t. SPENCE SMITH
Us candidate for the House Ct Penre-
sentat:ves, subject to nomination bv the
Democratic party. '''
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w we are authorized to announce
F. z. PERRODIN,
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Fer Sheriff.

~ We ere authorized to snnosnes
RoBT. L. LUCKETT,
"a candidate FOR Sheriff Of Rapides
Parish, subject ia nomination. by the
next Democratic Parish Convention
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1>17v.SGSM-
rIED


DIED:
IN this town on Thursday, Novcm-
Der 2Sth. 1888, JOSEPH BOUILI.
EIIE, q native Of Franco, aged 6s
years.
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NEW TODAY.
THE BEST REMEDY.

- u4SeSSeS OF the
pulmonary organs
Q safe and reliable
remedy IS inval.
liable. AYER's
CHERRY PEcroRAL
Is such a remedy.
1t Is a scientific
mbination of the
medicinal princi.
pies and curative
virtues Of the finest
drugs, chemically
united, of such
power as to insure
the greatest possi-
bic efficiency, and
unifOrnifv ~
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g We are authorized tn sn.on,,

d. I. STAFFORD.
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OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY CouNCrr,
ALExASDRIA,LA. J
Dee . 1900

ALEXANDRIA, La, !
Dec. 3, 1883. {
Pursuant to adjournment the Boar6
of Aldermen of the City of Alexand.
ria, La, met in the Mayors office this
day at 4 o'clock P. NJ. There were
present
W. G. McGimsey, Mayor,
$50 Ell. S. Gossens,
J. j. Peternan,
N. L. McGinnis,
VIM. Leckie,
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IT, We ere authorized 70 Amos,

J. c. RYAN.
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''ln whatsoever situation you are in, to be
Herewith content"
Il would give almost anything to see Kate
and her sister, and Leonard Frankland. l
don't believe he was so handsome q man as
Uncle Waldron is-was he, aunt"
''Yes, he was handsomer than your Uncle
Waldron is now for Leonard FARMLAND
was then in his youthful prime"
Il wish you would tell me who Kate
really was, said Eliza.
Her mother smiled and looked significant
ly toward Aunt Hannah.
Eliza sprang up from the stool at her
aunts feet, and threw her arms around her
neck.
''Why, how stupid was not to guess il
was you all the time" said she. II might
have known that there was not another per
son in the world besides dear Aunt Hannah
who would have acted 80 nobly and gener-
ously as Kate. And now know, too, that
Leonard Farmland and Isabe: were Uncle
aud Aunt Waldron."
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Mothers! Mothers :!
M others -!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken ct your rest BY a sick child
suffering and crying with the ex
cruc'ating pain of cntting teeth I
If so, go at once and get a hottie
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. T. will relieve tha
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
"sel it, who will not tell You at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother.
aud relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
" safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, s1d is tie
prescription Of one of the Oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
.sh Ut L;,tOurcht.
succession Of May Smith Dessales
No. lUo1 fyoOa!es.
>ecretary.

Pursuant I" az order and decree oT the
above Court au,i III "bcd:eice to u -'niliissiOn
10 :le directed III the above entitled aud nam
bere,, surrrs>ion Will ..:fcr 10. ,..r 1t pub
&c allcilo i,l s,il.lt to law To tue last and
highest i,i.i.cr AT 1h" Court House III
the Town of Thibu,laux cn Saturday the ::!.il.l
Z v of DeccIGucr 1888 Letwec., the hours
Ol Al u,,",h -. NJ. ant. vc:.ck 4. ". the
.u.Owi,l2 <, >cri"ca Property oSionsihs to the
iUotc siccUs>>lul to VII
A certain tract land situated III the Far
i>ll III Laivuici,e. GA the lcit bank of bay I'LL
Laiourclic al about twenty eight mites betOW
ti.c Town of IhIhnlluX. measuring five al
.,rEts III front by the ordinary slev Ia Ut forty
arl'ents and bci... puu .ded a. We a:it bt low
ny i,uI> u: Me>>,S. Foret ana i-rBia ic, to
.et..r w.rB inr ,,u.i,i.u-> amt improvements $
.herc"n ;ii.l tnrret" belonging iIur itie Of sle
ceased sc. Conveyance Book No. -, p. 34i
To 34i, kccoiter's cticc ot tic arish Of LID
iourche
Terms and Conditions ot sale Cssl, "n tn.
Si,uI Ii. Initc.. States reu>Gry Notes, to pay
ieiis.
November l.th 1888.
fnEO. HILE THIErDACX,
Sncr III
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POLITICAL NOTICE.
Rooms Democratic Executive Committee.
Parish vi I.af,,urcile.

Rooms Democratic Executive Committee, }
Parish vi I.af"urcil-. :
ThibOtlaux. La, November 18th. 1885. }
The Democratic voters Of the Parish Of La
fOurche are hereby notified that mass meet
ings will lie hell! on Saturday the 9th. ms.
ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. tn select delegates for Il.
parish convention to be hell in tn. town Of
Thihoaux on Monday che 26tI. inst. ut 1!
O'clock H., at the Hall of Protector Fire Co
No 2, for the purpose of ri. c,ins ,i.e dele.
gates to the tlcr.O. "a ic State no,i;na tin. con-
ventiOn which is o assemble in Eitrn Rouge
ON Tuesday the 18th. December, 1893. and
for the transaction OF such other business as
the convention may determine.
The m,ass meetings on Saturday the cath.
inst. ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ. will be held at the
fOIlOwin. places.
lst. war,l. at Hilairc Clements store, to &C.
'ect ) delegates.
2nd. ward. ut the Hall of Protector Fire
Co. NJ" ,. to select 8 delegates.
3rsl. ward, at lezin Martins to select dele
gates.
sth. ward. at G. D. Barrios's store. to sc
lect ) delegates.
5th. ward, at II. N. Couluu' store to select
delegates
9th ward, at Victor Lescu,,,Se's $. to select 2
delegates.
III. ward, a: Well I:ehrt's store, to select
) delegates.
9Th ward! mt Hn,,sscan's stcre in the Vache
rc, to select l delegate.
9th. ward, ut Louis Lc::l:e'S store, 20 select
del, s,tcs.
10th wa:.l, at Dominique Haran9's to SC
lect delegates.
I5y order "f the Democratic Parish Execu
tive Committee of l.atonrrh" Parish.
CLAY KNOBLOCH,
Chairman.
II. y. CoCLON.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
iecr frequently results in au In-
>a:.'o.~ -"r" Disenxe or Consump
ton BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TR' CHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and
oalsams, but act directly on the
infamed parts, alIavlng irritation,
give relief in asthma, Bronchitist
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speakers are snljcct to. For tbir-
= years Browns Bronchial Tro
hes have been recommended BY
:'aysician>, and have always Civ
n perfect satisfaction. Having
"eu tested by wide and constant
a>' for nearly an entire genera
tlon, they have attained well.meri
ted rank among the few staple re-
medies of the age. Sold at 25
cents ! box evry where
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NOTICE.

hereby certify that have this day sold
and transferred the Patent Rights to the use
q! Edmond p. Leblanc's ''Improved Water
Elevator" to Mcssrs Tl,eophilc and Ellie Dn-
s.os Of the Parish Of Lafourche. Said Ducos
4 BrU. to have and enjoy exclusive use and
sale If said Elevators in the District FROM
Orrstile Delaunes npper line on right bank of
Bayou Lafourche to the Gulf Of Mexic0 and
lower of line Adelard Boudreau left hank Of
B.yon I.sfOurrhc to the Cult If Mckee, All
claims due me in said District for account Of
said Water Elevators. are hereby transferred
and payable to said Theophile and Ellie Du-
oUs.
u. C.. leblanc.
Lockport Sept. 28th. 1888.
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GRASS DEVELOPING INTO SNAKES

A correspondent writing from the Yellow
stone and bad Land country says !:
Travelling through the bad lands. after hav-
ing thirsted for several days, we spied ra-
vine that had some green grass in it. We
pulled it up and found little water tric...;-
ling over solid rock We dipped with cup
from depression in the stone, and, after
filling ten-gallon keg. noticed that the
grass roots were alive and were entansling
themselves. We put two roots in the water
in q pail and so carried them half q mile to
camp. They had sufficien. locomotion to
enable them to raise their heads aud crawl
ouer the side of the pail They were about
the size of knitting needle, three feet long,
and the same color that grass roots generally
are. Natural history has no account of any
similar curiosity. M ntana LtlJor Union.
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VOL. XIX,
~. the Bright nOurs Only.

4, l,sseu HI itself sublime,
Lesson worth ci,shr:ning.
t.this: Il take no heed OF t-:ne,
s.,e vbsa tl,s sun 10 shining;;'
-. MOTTO words . dial bore.
A,d uisdom asysr breaches
10 human hearts better lore
rhas this ahor: sentence teaches.
!. M. = sonlstimes bright and fa-..
Ard sometimes dark and lonely.
- . forget the toll AID care.
And mote brigh: hours only"
4here IL no grave on esrth's broad chat
put has solas bird to cheer it;
40 hope sings on in every breast
Although We may not hear it,;
AID if to-day the heavy wing .....
OF sorrow is oppres ling.
pcrchsnce to.morrow's sun may bring
Ths weary heart blessing.
Ts bid the joyous moments haste
And then forge: their glitter;
Ts take tho cup OF life and taste
10 poeti@ but the bitter.
Int 10 should teach our hearts to deem
Ii swoe.e,. drops the strongest,
Ard pleasant hours should ever seem
TO lnger with us longest.
Ths dsrkes. shadows of the night
Are inst before the morning;
Then 1T us wait the coming Iglt,
All hoding phaato,as scornins. ..
And while we're passing or the lido
OF Times fast stbirg river,
Lets pluck the blossoms ny its side
And bless the gracious G;.cr.
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Two for assent-Bride and groom.

The grinding season is rapidly
drawing t" close in This parish, Ow
ing to the small crop this year cansetl
by the drou,h. Though the season ha.
been "nfavorahle to our planters, there
il little complaint thns far as to the
yield. which fully realizes the exprcta
tions q: our planters, who were prone
to think ut one time that they would
be fortunate indeed if they made cane
enough FOR next years seed.-Suga,
Planter.
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i" AMERICAN FARMER ("

. sixteen page agricultural magazine. published by
E. A. K. Hackett, at Fort Ways, Indiana, and
which Is rapidly taking rank - one Of the leading
agricultural publications Of the country. 1t Is de-
voted exclusively 70 the interests of the Farmer.
Stock Breeder. Daiyyman. Gardener, and their
Household. .and every species Of industry connected
with that great portion of the people q the woFia
the Farmer. The subscription price is q 90 Per
year. Farmers can NOT well get along wfthoue IL
It puts new ideas into their minds. Il teaches
them how 70 farm with proat to themselves. II
nakes the home happy. the young folks cheerful,
the gr0wler contented. the downcAst happy, and
the Aemagogue honest
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NVI'lCE.

Having purchased the elisibly situated boil
er shop "f T. Hogan, in this town, om now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Fall satist;lc
tion guaranteed, work will be done ut the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services Of Mr..
+. Hogan, Us foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will find it to their interest to call on me be-
foie making contracts elsewhere.
WM. H. RAGAN.
Thibodaux. Apr1l 9th. 1888
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A NEAPOLITAN CHROMO.


Writing from Naples to the St Louis Post
Dispatch, Editor Cockerill- says: "While
my breakfast progressed o brace of stree.
musicians came in stealthily and took posi-
ton in q vacant corner. One was an old
baldhoaded flute player with ape-like eyes Sc.
close together as though each vitrous orb
held to the belief that its neighbor would
bear Watching. The other troubadour, who
looked as though he had been dug out of the
ruins, had guitar. The twain played as
only the wandering minstrels Of Italy can
play. First it was a tremulous solo from
Donizetti then came the grand, sad chorus
from IL Trovatore.' The hungry flies did
severe execution upon the glistening pate of
the Aute-player. Without losing one note
he would from time to time give his unpro-
tected knob vicious blow, the white keep
ing his retl-rimmed eyes beseechingly upon
me. It was marvel of execution. First it
was with the right hand then with the left
that he would brush away his tormentors,
but never for an instant did the sweet melo-
dy cease to pour from his magic reed. l can
see him now, this bent old man, who had
doubtless blown, like the great god Pan, for
forty years at the gates Of Pompeii fighting
flies and lingering his flute, and in the sea-
sons to come the melodio.ls 'Miserers will
bring me only vision Of grotesque perform
ance. Can it be possible that tie old musi-
clan never heard of Cur once popular aria.
'Shoo Fly:'"
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DN THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

The VoLArAIc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
vnLTAIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
ON trial for thirty days to men [younx or
old] who are afflicted with nervous debil-
ity. lost vitality and kindred troubles. guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of
health and manly viyor. Address as above
n. B-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed.
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NOTICE..

My friends and the public are notified that
have opened IA Grocery in the Red store
ol!mste the Thibo,lanx Bridge, where
will keep constantly ON hand a full supply
ut Gr.'ceries, Provisions, Mines and Liquors.
Give me call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZACCHE
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Call and see the fine $3.50, +
ment of fire-grates and stoves ut
s. T. Grisamore's Stove aud House
Furnishing Depot.