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The members of Protector Fire
la No. 2 have exchanged the lot
which they. now occupy for their
|hgiue, for a lot of ground belong
q to Mrs. NJ. Bourg, on the cor
u Of Jackson and Thibodaux
meets.
Upon this they propose. to erect o
he and convenient Engine House,
limiting on Jackson street, which
|rll add much to the appearance
that part of town and be much
|I0e convenient for the company
|Aan the lot they now occupy.
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Nearly every public school in
niche is now open for the ses
ad1sS3.
remainder will open in a
II time as soon as the necessary
~.,oarations Can he made. 1t is to
hoped that parents will awaken
"A send their children regularly
! school.
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W.. Il. Raglan who has been
tken with small pox some 20 days
NO, is now sufficiently recovered
20 about the house. His son
William, some IL years of age has
Iko been down with the same dis
use, but in light form, is recover
ag, and will probably be well in q
tv days.
No other cases have bean heard
din the Parish, and it is hoped
|hat no other family will be aft1ict
|A
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The ease aud facility with
which the Morgan Railroad trans
ported the great number of people
to aud from New Orleans during
the Mardi Gras festivities was re-
markable, aud showed the excel
lent discipline and management pc
culiar to that road.
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The Levee at Rabasse's 10
niles below Lockport, which had
h.n rebuilt last summer has part
/ cared into the Bayou. It has
hep made secure, however, under
Ne direction Of tho Road Inspec-
Id.
The banks of the Bayou Lafour
lie have shown a greater DISPOSE
lion to cave, this winter, than they
are at any previous year.
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nNAnquent tax payers will do
10 call at the collectors Office
s. as Observation-Disclosures their
usty will he seized aud sold &C
be to law.
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NOTICE.

My friends and the public are notified that
l have opened a Grocery in the Red store
opposite the ThibO!anx Bridge. where
l will keep constantly on hand a full supply
Of Groceries, Provisions, Wines and LIQUORS.
Give me u call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
ian-2O-3m.
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Proceedings
or The
POLICE JURY.

Thibodaux, La. Feb. l4th, 1883.
The Police Jury met in regular session this
day at 2 o'clock T. NJ.
Present: Messrs. Grisamore, president,
FOlse Guidry and kraemer.
Absent: Messrs. Mathews, Delauue, Mo-
ran Coulon, Seely and Rousseau.
No quorum.
The Jury then adjourned TO tomorrow, the
18th. inst, 1t 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
lSignedl ST. GRISAMORE,
President,
Police Jury Of Lafourche.
Certified:
J. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
Thibodaux. February 18th, 1888.
The Police Jury this day met, pursuant to
adjournment.
Present.: Messrs. Grisamore, president.
Folse, Guidry, and Kraemer.
Absent Messrs. Matthews, Delaune, Seely.
Moran. CoulOn, and Rousseau.
No quorum.
The Jury adjourned to Wednesday the 2Ist.
day of March 1883.
(Signed) s. T. GRISAMORE.
President.
Certified:
J.F. ALLAN, Secretary.
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Tax COllectors's Office,
DnriSh Of ofnuroho

TArlSh OF I4afOurche, ,
.Thibodaux, La, January Goth. 1888. }
To all persons engaged in business in this
parish:
You are hereby notified to call at my Office
aud pay your State and parish licenses for
the year 1883, to avoid costs Of Court an1E3O
per cent penalty as attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODAUX.
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish Of Lafourche.
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NOTICE..

The Local Board Of Swamp Land COM
missiOners are now prepared to dispose of the
lands which they have for sale. Persons
wishing to secure their double concession
should call without delay.
Thibodaux, December %. 1882.
5. T. GkISAMORE,
3ms. Secretary,
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A meeting of the Stockholders of Firemen's
Hall Association will be held in Firemen's
Hall on Saturday March II, 1883 at g O'Clock
P. NJ. for the purpose Of voting upon . propo-
siti0n to dissolve said association.
s. T.. GRISAMORE.
President.
Thibodaux, La. Feb. II, 1888.
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m dhibooaux Sentinel.
LOCdLNEWN.

See if you can find the two ad
4iaemsnts in this paper, one
sd NEW" aud the other
=
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. nj Dinner
It 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
COmmodlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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CURTIS G.
Corner Main and Focus Streets,
THlBoDAUx, La,

EEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A COM.
IN plete assortment Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries, Choice Liquors and
Provisions. dec-3O-S2-ly.
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l.. PHILIP CAILLOUET,
Notary Public,
Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase of real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it t.
their advantage to confer with him.
He is also agent for The Western Assn.
rance Company Of Toronto" Canada
with a Southern Department at Columbus
Miss.-and ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street. Thibodaux, La
SAMUEL JAMESON,
60 Carondelet, st. New Orleans La
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
and
DEALER IN
Sugar Lime. Plaster,
ROsenRaLca aud Western Cement,
Fire Bricks, Hair, de.
Sole Agent Of
SHELBY ALABAMA SUGAR LIME,
Oct-ll-ly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-07

v1oR SALE-.A NEW BUGGY. BEEN
H in use but few times. Apply to n. l..
WOOD Front and JustisOn streets. lt6.3tt
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SlO,OOO,OOO
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
5 per ct. Sinking Fund Debenture
Fifty year Bonds
WI I'll MORTGAGE RESERVATION
Cou pen Bonds of 81 900; with Eegistla
ton Provision Registered Certiti
Gates OF 81 900. $4,000 & $4,000
Interest May ! and Nov. |.
TRUSTEE:
The Union Trust Co. Of New York

For the purpose Of acquiring a controlling
interest in the Chicago st Paul, Mnneapu,
LIS AMI Omaha Railroad Company. the chi.
cnyu and Northwestern Railroad Company
has purchased a total OF abOut Sl5,DoD,UvD OF
inr common and preferred stock IF the former
CORPORATION. on which latter u1vldends of Z
per cel,. per annum are being paid.
To provide means of payment for these
Shares. the Chicago and Northwestern Rail.
way Company has made an s3ue OF SlO, 900 .OOO
per cent Bonds to mature in 1881. the Bonds
to have tine benefit OF a Sinking Fund, by
which S2ono o' Of the Bonds are to be purchas-
ed and cancelled each year. from and after
1888. whenever the Bonds can be purchased
ut or below Ma per cent. ami accrueh / terest
in any on, year. the Bonds are Furthermore
secured by the obligation on the part Of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com.
,any, that no increased mortgage debt eX-
ceptng for the enlargement. Improvement or
extension Of the Company's property, shall
be created or issued, without making prOvi-
sion to gveto he holders OF the Bonds Of this
issue equal security with any additional
Bonds secured on the same properly. which
provision virtually reserves for the Debcnture
Bonds mortgage security upon the entire ex-
istiny property Of the Chicago and North
western Railway Company. TheTrust agree
ment further rovides that in case OF any de-
fault for Il period Of Q months the Trustee
shall. at the request of the majority of the
holders, declare the principal of all Bonds at
once due, and is authorized to enforce its pay
ment against the Company.
The total mileage operated by the Company
at the end Of the last fiscal year, May 81, 1882,
was 3,27S.and after the Payment of the fixed
haryes ofevery nature, including interest on
the entire bonded debt of Ss4 24s 900 rentals,
etc. its net earnings were $j,3,s,V5,l4; diy-
dends at the rate of ! per ct. on the Common
Stock of SIS. III 900. and s per ct. on the Pre-
ferred Stock Of ST. 300 900 are being paid by the
Company, ana Tor the first eleven months Of
the current fiscal year the gross earnings
show an increase of S33Y, 900.
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1t is clearly proved that the high
cultivation of the intellect is favorable
to prOtracted yonthfulness and long
fe. Highly educated men and women,
on an average, live longer and enjoy
more even and pure health than those
of little or no culture. The mind is life,
the very essence of life. It is believed
that thousands in this country die some
twenty years younger than they would,
had hey hesto wed a higher cultivation
upOn their intellects We must be more
intellectual and less sensunl-mole of
that which dies not, and less of that
which dies, if we would invigorate and
prOOng whatever of us is mortal.
The truth is, after all, that very few
in this country can claim the honor Of
wearing out intellectually; but hundreds
are dying every day through mental
rust. Why does the man of business
languish and die soon, on retiring to
enjoy in idleness his gain just because
the life. giving power-the mind-ceases
to act. Rust, stagnation, disease, gloomy
spirits and death, mnst inevitably come.
The perpetual tug and excitement Of
business, as it is done in this country,
frequently overtaxrS and breaks down
the mind; not so much by the intellect
ual labor as by the excitement attending
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nAY. ENTS IN MONTHLY INSTALL
ments, or notes without interest or mort
gage. or with discount FOR cash
PUBLIC SALE OF
Three New Frame Dwellings and
Thirty-Five Building Lots,
SATURDAY, JUNEs, 1853,
On the premises, Wilmington, Del, at $50
O'Clock, p. III. All to be sold without
postpOnellent, with travail or undertaking.
These lots are located mainly near the Bay
ard, Bush Banning and Gregg villas, and for
surroundings elevation, and views OF city
and country that cannot be 0bstructed are
rarely excelled. In many RESPECTS no more
desirable property than this has ever been
pu, up at u perempt0ry public sale. 1t speak
for itself. We ask our friends and the public
To examine for themselves and be at the sale.
The three frame dwellings are on Third and
Fourth streets. near Hawley and Webb sts,
nd near the line Of the new Baltimore and
ohio Railroad. Two of them. two story. lots
Y feet inches by 90 feet ? inches and the
other one. 20 story, lot 20 by 100 They are
to be sold. and are worthy of the attention Of
buyers Lots to be sold at $50 p. N. and bull
iings at about p. IN.
For terms of sale. plot and particulars, see
posters.
Omnibus will leave Seventh and Market
streets at3 l0p.m HE LID CO.,
seventh and Market streets,
le2-tf Agents to effect the sale.
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Peck's Rad Boy.

"You see,' said the bad boy, " WE
moved yesterday. Pa told me to get a
vacation aud we would have fun NOV
ing. But ! don't want any more fun.
| know when have got enough fun.
Pa ca rried all the light things, and
when it came to lifting he had a crick
in the back. l never was so tired as |
was last night. A drayman took one
load over on the west side, and deliver
cd them to house that seemed to be
expecting a load of household furniture.
He thought it was all right ifeverybody
that was moving got a load of goods
Well, after we go, moved pa said we
must make garden, and he said we
would go out and spade up the ground
and SOW peas, and radishes and beets.
"There was some neighbors livedin the
next house to our new one, that was all
wimmen, and pa didn't like to have
them think he had to work, so he said
it would be a good joke to disguise our
selves as tramps, and the neighbors
would think we had hired some tramps
to dig in the garden told pa Of a
boss game to tool them. suggested
that we take some of the shoe blackins,
that is put on with sponge, and black
our faces, and the n ighbors would
think we had hired an old colOred man
and his boy to work in the garden. Pa
said it was immense, and he told me to
go and black up, and if it worked he
would black hisself
$50 went and put this burnt cork on
my face cause it would wash off, and
pa looked at me and said it was a
whack, and for me to fix him up too.
SO cot the bottle of shoe backing and
painted pa so he looked like a colored
coal HEAVIER. Actually when ma saw
him she ordered him off the premises,
and when he latfed at her, she was 60
ing to throw billing water on pa, but
told her the scheme, and she let up OIL
pa. Oh, you'd dide to see US out in
the garden. Pa looked like uncle Tom,
and | looked like ToDsy.
1--WE worked ill ii boy throwed some
tomato cans over the alley fence and
hit me, and piled over the fence after
him, and left pa. 1t was my chum, and
when had caught him we put up a job
to get pa to chase us. We thro"ed
some more cans, and pa come out and
my chum started and | after him, and
pa after both of us. He chased us two
blocks, and then we got behind a po-
liceman, and my clum told the police
man it was crazy old colored man that
wanted to kidnap us, and the policeman
took pa by the neck and was going to
club him, but pa said he would 60 home
and behave.
"He was ofllll mad, and he went home
and we looked through the alley fence
and saw pa trying to wash otfthe black
ing. You see that backing wont wash
off. You have to wear it oft. Pa would
wash his face with soap snds, and then
look in the glass, and he was blacker
every time he washed, and when ma lati.
I'd at him he said the offuleSt words, then
he washed himself again. | am going to
leave my burnt cork on, cause If !
washed it off pa would know there had
been some smouging somewhere.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
n ESTATE.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the Court House. n the CIty Of Wilmington,
on WEN ESDAY. the 18th day Of I r NE.
A. Il. 1888, at O'Clock p. m, the following
desc,i .ed real estate. late of Robert Grimes
OF the city of Wilmington. deceased:
Two lots of marsh situated in the city of
Wilmi ngton,o on the east side of the canseway
leading from Market street bridge to New
Castle.
No. !. With "A twu-stOry frame dwelling
house amt outbuildngs thereon, containing
about two and half acres.
No. 2. With double two story frame tene
ment house thereon. containing about acres
The above properties are located in The city
limits. and are very desirable for Investment
Sale positive, to close the estate. TERMS at
sale. ROBERT GRIMES,
Administrator. ID. h. N. q. 4. A., Of
ROBERT GRIMES, deceased
l.. W. STIDHAM y Son. Aucts m28.eod W
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BY HECTOR A. STUART.

Here, beneath the willow,
Moaning like the billOw,
Softly rolling on distant shore
Rest sadly musing,
Pensive thought diiusing,
Vanish'd cycles deeply bordering Ger
Voiceless round me lying,
Winds their requiem signing,
Sleep the dead OF long departed years;
Locked in Baskets livid,
Ere the Saxon vivid,
Stained the hallowed sod with blood ant
tears.
Ere across the ocean,
Jealous with Devotion
Came the cross crowned Padre from afar;
Ben. On holy mission,
Drawing all perdtion,
Following in his course the western star.
Through yon portal golden,
Sailed his galley olden,
TIL in Ycrba Buena's spacious bay;
Safe her sanity cargo,
Peace her last embargo,
MOored upon the placid wave she lay.
soon a church arising,
Savage eyes surprising,
Bearonlke ilumed the pagan wild;
Gospel truths unfolding,
Mercy's hand outh0lding,
Spirits calling home from God exiled.
Vanished now forever,
Here to LABOR never,
Rest the Padres IN oblivion's fold:
Blind to every wonder,
Numb, while nations thunder,
Deaf, while Progress shakes their chhncel ole
Phantom-like appearing.
Haunting scenes endearing,
Oft their shadows rse-aye, rise tonight;
Pale as moOnbeams tender,
Now with mystic splenaor.
Weirdly lighting every hooded sprite.
Years a. past me sweeping,
Bars abyssian leaping,
Glowing spread their unrecorded deeds;
Deeds uncrOwned with glory,
Famed in Heavens story,
Which the mightiest seraph wondering read
Yea, low-voiced informing,
Through yon chansel drouing,
Slowly peals the solemn-sounding lay;
Friars CrOssward bending,
Join the chant ascending,
Yelled within the censer's incense gray.
Weirdly DER me stealing,
Graced with sacred feeling,
Falls spell that draws my soul above,
Where rs Angels soaring,
Hymns of gladness pouring,
Holy prelates own the Saviour's love.
VeSper anthems pealing,
Faith in homage kneeling,
Trembling dares the sacred theme repeat;
Christus' power c0nfessinH,
Craving, Lord. thy blessing.
Praising Thee. o Gracious Paraclete.
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- - -
II. M. A. COlMuleIac lIent.

The commencement exercises Of the
Pennsylvania Military Academy, Col.
Thee. Hyatt, President, at Chester, will
be held on Thursday, June "A, as fol-
lows: Guard Mount, $50 a. M; Liter
airy Program, 1870 a. m.; Military eX-
ercises, p IN. On Sunday morning,
June 10, the Baccalaureate address will
be delivered by the Rev. Samuel A.
Mutchmore, ID. D., of Philadelphia, in
the Madison street M. f. Church. The
annual address before the corps will be
delivered by Robt. D. Burdett, Esq, of
the Burlington Hawkeye, in the drill
hall of the Academy, On Wednesday,
j une u, at 8 p. N.
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rxOR SALE - ONE GERM ANTOWN
X wagon. suitable for undertaking. Apply
n JOHN hANSON'S Livery Stable. J.-5t
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Tn q U.aa,Ap.kilul CIOlD.

LAS fail, said i'fo "s,, n ~ ~
Ne gazea do"h opon h''ri i'"'s ~ ii
laraiyzihR way, .i,,I nav "',i' r.
marks upon de supJich Vi ch't''S' II
seems aat my posisu"r was 'ii''''''"ri-
$1,000, an dls eVehin nope 10 make
u pam.
DE Good BOOK SPEAKS VI c''a1lfy
,honsahd hines, an a NY sn'er OF peol'e
peleVe aa1 de worn as ''S''i III le Dine
means dat we mus open our purses 10
ne poo r"n' l airnlS''t p7'ir'e nat I've
cIari'y oi ue Dio,e ihf'liH lo'hil
l'ghtly upon the ae 'a''''s oi our ie'ler-
men, IL means aat we mus o"erlooh,
excuse an forgive. Snari'y to'e'eeli
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VINO oi'er'''ohs ne iauI.s VI "'i'eia S,'a
nave some .. HIS OWN c''''"'ie"
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ga, 'an .''' .o'leo.. n'. no" lo!,' u1 !
'eei iol, an W WHOM XIII give. IL !
tss's, all aole oo'ieo man W air' ms
own ole"i oat am charity. II l XII
prevail! upon 'ather VINO am "as1lt
iiis money ~ orlhk or at caruH I" Pu' IL
'hto MS lall',y, oat an charl'%' II my
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Tatulsl's berries.

Lawrence Messick received yesterday
afternoon a consignment of straw
berries from John K. Tat I'M, of Chris
tia Hundred. They are IA tine, plump
berry of good flavor, and come in large
quart boxes. There is no discount on
the measurement Or quality. Mr.. Mes
sick will receive two cOnSignments of
these berries every day throughout the
season, and consequently those who
purchase may rely on their being fresh
n nd uno1
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Market House to be Re Painted.

At n meeting of the Board Of Direc.
tors of the Second street market, recen.
thy held, a COMMITTEES was appointed and
instructed to have the exterior of the
market house painted. Accordingly
they will advertise for proposals, which
must be handed to the committee before
Tuesday next. The bids will be open
ed at the regular meeting of the Board
and the contract awarded on Thursday
next. The work is to be commenced
and finished AZ soon rs possible after
the contract is given out
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Seriously Ill.

w. X. Grant, house and sign painter,
at Sixth and Shipley streets, now con
fined to the house, suffering with a Sc
we're attack of lead poison, and grave
fears are entertained of his recovery
During his illness the business will he
by Walter Joseph.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.

Proposals for grading Head street from b
street to Garasches Lane, and Sixteenth
street from Lincoln to Union streets, will be
received in the box in the Council chamber
until 7,3O O'Clock. y. m, Thursday, June !.
The average haul will hot exceed 8 squares.
Bids must be accompanied with the usual
bond
Plans. specifications, etc. to be seen at the
office of the City Engineer.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. LEVI GARRETT,
Chairman Opening Streets Committee.
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