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hayon bank until ron will surely need
one Of those particular ceremonies
required as passport by Old Charon.
With the 'smucIer" and plenty Of
it-you may 60 back and forth 90
often as you blessed please.
There arc moments, we hnmbly
confess, in which we do not exactly
dote upon ferries. But man is prone
to err. That is our sole plea in excuse
of such meritorious Indifference. For,
from several points Of view ferries are
blessings. As, for instance, when
burdened with cash. Patronize the
ferries, friends and brethren, and you
will moi complain Of the balance in
hand. That alone saves you from the
soul-destroying pomps and vanities Of
this wicked world. Think well on
that. Think Of the extravagant habits
you are il iminent danger Of acquir-
ing were il not for this oft-repeated
contribution to our ferries, Why,
yon might even sink to the condition
Of bloated bondholaer, Or a member
Of the Legislature,
But what is that--that low insid-
ious whisper 7 Is tits it-yes, il is,
ii is, bridges Bridges to replace
our feFriess Bridges! Fellow-citi-
zens, we call upon You, we adjufe
you, nip that nefarious scheme 10 the
bud
Whittier are ye vanishing, Q ye
sacred traditions Of the COED old
days that such things can be 7
Shall an institution contempora-
neous with the burning Of witches,
roasting Of peoples bodies TO save
their souls, and other equally agree
able entertainments, made sacred BY
ancient usage, be swept into the all
engulphing past
Again, shall we in this aesthetic era
sacrifice the slowly gliding poetic
ferry to the prosaic utilitarian bridge :
We tell you, friends and gentle
readers, and you dear readers who will
Hjess r'ar" on perusing these words,
we are possessed by an awful premo-
milton Of certain Generalization that
will ensue,
Suppose, now, that some pressing
business, or the very life Of some one
depends upon prompt action
With either motive to urge us on,
are we not likely to SO Gathering over
the obnoxious bridge, entirely ignor-
ing or flippantly scornful Of the slow
dignity of motive which the deliber
ate, sedate ferry SO judiciously regu-
lates, even in the face of the most
direful Of emergencies
Lastly, if nothing else can move
you, consider the poor ferryman. Let
our citizens stand guard against all
heteFodox innovations. Let our motto
be; Ferries first, ferries last, and
ferries all the time,
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N. Y. Times.
One of the most interesting and
useful displays at the coming Worlds
Industrial Exposition at New Orleans
will be that Of the different grades Of
American live stock, At many Of
the annual county and State fairs in
the Mississippi Valley, during the
Fall months, may be seen displays OF
blooded stock from the Eastern States.
Instead of returning those exhibits to
their respective homes II is proposed
this year that they be left in the
West until December to be trans
ported to the Exposition at New Or
leans. In addition to these exhibits,
and because of the great Importance
OF the occasion, many other specimens
Of the higher grades will be sent from
the Eastern and Northern States.
Extensive sheds for their accommoda-
tion are already under construction,
and ample arrangements have been
made with the various railway com
panies for cheap transportation. II
is safe to assert that the exhibits
from different sections of the United
States will DO one Of the most compre-
hensiye ever made. But the import
tant and distinguishing feature Of
this occasion viii be the joint display
at the exposition Of the high grades
Of native stock and Tho 1wer grades
from Mexico and the other States Of
Spanish America. It will, in brief,
be an international display, a ming
ling Of different breeds, and the be
ginning Of an extensive interchange
with resulting and mutual benefits.
A few general statistics relating 20
live stock in the United States may
be useful in contrast with some facts
relative to live stock in Mexico and
South America,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-09

Choice Selection of Fancy Goods, Auto
graph Albums, Scrap books, Books of Travel,
Books of History, Bound books for children,
All the latest Magazine and Periodicals com
stantly on hand. Subscriptions taken for all
the leading News and Pictorial publications,
Orders from the country respectfully soli-
cited. Call and examine stock, No trouble
TO show goods. noy-3-'s 's3-tf.
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The Iaea 81 ssalaE sYess

~ Colorado or New Mexico. for pure
air 10 relieve Consumption, Is ali mis-.
take. Any reasonable man would use
Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Hyrup
foE Consumption h ali its first ages.
II never fails - give relief II alI casas
81 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, pains in
the Chest and all aileations that are
considered primary to Consumption.
Price 80 eepts and $a00. Sold hg
Wm. Meyer
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LAKE CHARLES CAICAEU PARISH LOUISIANA SATURDAY
A RISING TIDE.



The west wind clears the morning,
The sea shines silVeTy-gray
The night was long, but fresh and strong,
Awakes the breezy day
Like smoke that flies across the lift,
The clouds are faint and thin;
And near and far, across the bar,
The tide comes creeping in.
The dreams Of midnight showed me
A life of loneliness.
A stony shore that knew no more
The bright waYe's soft caresa;
The morning broke, the visions He'd
With dawn new hopes begin
The light is sweet, and at my feet
The tide comes rolling in.
Over the bare, black boulders
The ocean sweeps and swells
Oh, waters wide, ye come to hide
Duh stones and empty shells.
hear the foods lift up their voice
With loud, Triumphant din;
Sad dreams depart--rest, doubling heart,
The tide comes feaming In
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FOr sale by
WILLIAM MEY EIs ,
E.aIxe Charles, In.

=
FIRE PROOF GIL,
Endorsed BY the New Orleans Board Of Fire
Underwriters.
AN ASTONISHING TEST CASE
TO Which Your Attention il Most Respect
fully Called.
300 MAGAZINE STREET, 1
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IL, 1888.
10 heas-C farley Company New Orleans
GENTLEMEN Ny grocery store was burned
up ON Sunday night, 10th Inst. The building
was destroyed and my stock was entirely
consumed. In one corner of my store stood
q 40-gallon Oh tank half full Of your cele-
brated Fire Proof on beside IL was another
oil tank, same size and about same quantity
Of ordinary coal oil Id 1T The lire ragged
about one hour, during AL of which time
your Fire Proof Oil remained III the burning
st ire without igniting, though the faucet Of
the tank was partially melted aH BY the heat.
The coal oil In the ather tank exploded and
ignited shortly After the Ore commenced.
now send you the eharIed tank, with the
oil In it. as an evidence OF the safety and re-
liability cf Z Fire Proof on. Z % which 1 am
at any time ready to verify Yours truly
Fire Proof Oh e sold BY all EITst Class
GraeeFs everywhere.
Fire Proof On Ii Manufactured by
CHE6S-EARLEY COMPANY.
"A, 46& $s South Peters ST. New Orleans.
"a b
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NIorse,s Agae NEnsae eaa.

Gentiemen Please ship us at once
two more gross of your wonderful chill
and malaria remedy, it gives universal
satisfaction and is the best seller we
have ever had, because it does all you
claim for it. Yours truly, 10, wv. TAY-
LoR, Jefferson, Texas,
Gapitolian 4dqoeate A meating
Of the State Board Of Education was
held at the Capitol on Tuesday last,
the goth inst. The following named
gentlemen sompose tho board: Gov
ernor S. p. McEnery, Lieutenant
Governor Clay Knobloch, State super
intendent Of Public Education Warren
Easton, Secretary Of State Oscar
Arroyo, Attorney General NJ. j. Cum
ningham, and Col, r, N, Sims, Of AS
cension, and Capt j. J. Mellon, Of
Orleans. The appointments of the
new school boards were made at the
meeting, when the school system of
the State was thoroughly organized
for the new term,
State Superintendent Of Public
Education, Warren Eastou, returned
TO the Capital On the aAth inst, after
4 brief visit to Madison, Wisconsin,
where he has been attending al inter.
estiag meeting Of tie Teachers Ma
tlonal Association, aampesed of tha
State Superintendents pf Ednoatian
and educators generally, he atates
III was fha larYpat fnaaflnas f,f fhn Kind
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yTTILL practice in C]aleasieu, Vernon and
w Cameron parishes, and in the Supreme
and Federal Courts OF Opelousas, Special
attention given to the collection Of claims.
[iune-2S-' -'S4-Iy.l
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Practices in Caleasieu, Cameron and Yer
non Parishes, and in Orange and Jefferson
counties Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-09

MoR6as Anua Aegnase are solo ax
wi R, nnaex saar2ntea 4hen
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-09

vIaIEE llndersi igned i aislies 10 inform the traT
a. cling ppblle aud akdek drofers thas be
hss put 6is Ferry AAa Heef pene IL good se-
paif, 9na Il feadS 70 accommodate Ali Whe
fiA3 Xisll III cross nith hlEp. with HrefythihR
tbat is geneTalis raanlred ~ stock nten SUD
4FaTeseTa. He Ass sarEs Elat3 suitable fut
crossing alss kina IF stock also two ellaln
side 81 kbe rsveF free "a charge Keeps con-
atsiltly HI hRna fsi supply 81 SFeeel and
Forage Il le very Aa4Ye nelee
s
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professiomal Cards.
~ roTrRNrT. If. A. GAIiLAUGHER.
r,oTrwxET a. ssAE4LABGHER.
AttOrneys-slf-Lasvs
J,rr CHARLES, LOUISIANA.

Will practiee in this and adjoining par
ishes and before the Supreme Court, at Ope-
inIIoas iones Iaugs4tf.
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THR gNITEp srATEs.

A recent report Of the Department.
Of Agriculture gives the total number
and value Of farm animals In the
Uaised States January, 1884, as fol-
lows.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-03

Some men, from their abnormal
structure. imagine that no ready made
clothes are cut out to MT their dimen-
sions. We can easily dissipate this er-
roneous impression IL the aforesaid
irregular mortals will drop in on Us and
give Us show. We have good
stock OF spring oyercoats, dress suits,
business suits and extra pants for busi-
ness or dress, cut especially for long
and thin men, short and stout men and
men who are giants among men. at the
San Francisco Store. IoKLAs = SINGER
NAN. Zo-u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-03

Those who are obliged to use artificial
teeth will find the new plate being IN
troduced by DIR. Kilbourne, 625 Front
street, vastly superior to rubber; 1t IL
less bulky, lighter and much stronger,
and being made Of metal pure as gold
is tssteless and much more oleanly and
healthful. Ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
rYATT,C VEGETABLE
nhAA = SICILIAN
Hair Renewer.

snf-ty, Ereneny,i C~rs%inty ef Geed
Re-uitst..
TNess qualifies arr e prime tmp'ortAnes IN the
s-iestisn - preparation for the hair no not
lsHE~r4snsut sith nsu REMEDIES which may do
hAru rather than god but proet BY the en-
V-Tience 4 ,.tA,.r, Ray Ana use vith perfect
eousa~no. an article which everybody knows
@ h. soo.A HAAS HsEs RESEwER VIII nos
disAp4s,int yoa-
PKrPSREn Nv
R. II. Hall & Co., Nashua, n. III.
Sold BY all Druggists
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Ask A. Il. Stewart for HENLEY DAN
pkILoS TosIC and take no ether. "a
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For Rent.

A FURNISHED HOUSE OF NINE
~ rooms. with kizchen. dining roon.
pArior and bedroom furniture eli COM
plsie. Apply at ls30 Front street. ap2
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DR. HEsLEY's DASDELIos Ionic is
truly named the King of Bitters. u
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WANTED.

oan PILES. SAY FROM 20 TO %
ZUO feet long. and u or IL inches n
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DIR. Prices dental rooms, 7a011 Front
street. desc II
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For Sale.

THE REsTAURANT CORNER
j Third and Washington streets, known
- the French italian restaurant, fnciud-
Ing 1--WE nicely furnished rooms. For par
ticulars inquire of
CLAUS q HARMS.
myi6 III Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-03

nURIN0 MY ABsENCE. GEO. ".
~ smith. room 4 Post building, viii a.
tend 70 my blsinesz. GEO. III. CHICK.
eeottls. Feb q is<l fs8
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FoR RENT, CHKAP.-A two story, hard
finished house. Back, front and side
yards. On Fourth street. Spring and
Seneca. Splendid view Of bay. seven
rooms, one large pantry. one large gar
ret, cellar. patent at-r-closet and
water in sink. Inquire of II. II. Pease,
corner Eighth and Spring. m3l-lm
CHEAP.-Two valuable water front
lots for sale, at foot of University
street. Very cheap. Inquire of II. Ii.
Pease, sorner of Eighth and Spring
streets ls-lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-03

Love conquers the lover, but HKSLKY's
bAspFrIos 1oNIc conquers the liver. "a
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NOTICE.


A GOLD LocRET. WITH MONO
n gram ON outside. -. r." And tive
photographs inside. was lost on the strest
Thursday morninG. The finder viii -
suitably rewarded on leaving the sAnae q
this once. nyso
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-03

As n blood purifier DR. HEsLEY's DAN.
DEl.Ios TosIc has no equal. n
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Black Dress Goods

Novelties In atwool French Dress Goods Ooman Bas
BrOcades.
Nuns Yelling n all Buntngs, and2
36-inch Lace Bunting, all colOrs. at 35c yard
36.inch Black Cashmere, 25c., worth 40c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-03-01

BAYoU.-Pour la saison, les eaux
du bayou sont tres 6lev6es ct les
rverains sont sur le qui vive, de-
puts que cette crue c'est fate SEN
tir. Sill en- ent ete autrement, la
breche qui s'est fate samedi der
nier, vers huit heures da soir, sur
la rive gauche du bayou, en- face
du moulin 4 scie, c~oulerait encore
ct inonderait en- grande partie ton.
tes les habitaii0ns situees en- face
de notre vile. Pour empecher cette
catastrophe, ont s'est mis- immedia.
tement q Peuvre, ct les travailleurs
pOurvues de tous les matfriaux ne
~cessaires, ont pu dams quarante
HUT heures faire rentrer les eaux
du bayou dams son lit.
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ME STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2OshA Judicial District Court, Par
.ish of Latourche.
Mrs. Chgnel;a Williams, seve. r..
Thomas> L. Wiader, husband, No.
1910.

thereby certify that on the 18th day Of Jan
usry 1884, the following Judgment was rem
following viz
This case having been regularly liked for
trial anil taken up ami tried and the law and
the evidence being in favor Of plaintiff aad
against the defendant.
1t is ordered. adjulgel and decrced that the
plaintiff Mrs. Cornelis Williams wife Of Tho
mas l.. WinGer do have Judgment agains: the
defendant. Thomas L. NWinder. separating
her in property from her said husband dissol-
wing the community Of acquets and gains
existing between plaintiff and her said hus-
band. and allowing her to resume the admin
istratiOn Of her separate nd1paraphernal pro
perty separate aud apart frdlm her said hus-
band:
It is further ordered adjudgc1 and dssreed
that defendant Thomas l.. Winder pay all
costs of suit.
Thus done read and signed iu open court
this 18th. day OF January 1854.
lSigusdl ARTHUR +. KNOBLOCH,
Judge 10th. judicial District.
In TestimOny whereof
(~~) Witneas, my band and the im-
(L.H. press Of the my seal Of office. 1T Thib-
(~) Odaux Parish and State Aforesaid
this $50. dsy OF February 1884.
J.. W. kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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DEcEs.-Jona e. White, ex-resi
dent de Thibodaux, est decede d Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans le Is feevrier.
Mr.. White fonda, en- 1916, lie
Journal Ia Mincrre de Thibodaux,
qai soutint courageuselnent les doc
'Iines du parti Wing, Jusqu'a Ia
formation du parti Know Nothing.
En- mars 1853, ce journal cessa
d'exister ct son habile editeur ALA
fnnder 4 Franklin, paroisse St
Mary, nn journal sous lie tire, Gro
yOns. nous, dc Register DIES Attaka'
pas. Plus tard en- 1868, il obtint un
emploi d Ia Douane, emploi quill oc-
cupa quelques annees, mails CONNIE
il n'etait pas de nature a Sc sonnet
tire 4 aucune yilainie, Get emploi lui
fat enleve. Depuis cette tpoque, il
etait employee au Courier de Gret-
ma.
lie defant etait un tres agreeable
compagnon, un bon citoyen, qui
s,etait attire restime de tOute notre
communautf. II a Representa- Ia pa
roisse Laf0urche 4 lasseMblee LIE.
gislative ct a ADM nistre, Ell sa ca
racite de Marie, Ia vile de Thibo.
daux. pendant trois annees co,ise-
cutives.
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ELECTION PRIMAIRE.-C'est sa-
medi proclaim que dOit avoir lieu,
aux endroits designes par lie Conf
t6 Centrale Execute lie IL parOisse
Lafourche, relection primsire pour
le choix des candidats du psrti de-
mocrate. Nous n'avons pas besoin
lie faire ressortir importance de
cette election ; chacun qui a Ac@ur
lie triomphe de Ia cause d6mocrati
que Ia comprend on doit Ia com.
prendre. Disons seulementque t0us
les candidats qui briguent les suf-
frages des citoyens de cette parois-
sc sont tous dignes ct capables de
remplir, i Ia satisfaction generate,
remploi que chacun d'eax sollicite.
D,ailleurs tout le monde les connait
ct a etc q meme de pouvoir les ap-
precier comme tells.
Voici les mons DIES candidats
Pour Ii L3gislature.-Dr. VIM.
F. Harang ct -@.
Pour JUICE de Ia Cour du Come
District Judiciaire.-Le JUICE Ar
thur F. KnObl0ch.
Pour AvOcat de Ia Cour du Come
Distrit Judiciaire.-E. A. O'Sulli-
van.
Pour Sh&rif.-Theophile Thibo-
daux.
Pour GrelRer de Cour.-Emile
f. Leblanc.
Pour CorOner.-Dr. A. c. Bour-
geois ct DIR. John Gazzo, Jne.
Pour JUICES de Paix du 2me
Ward.-L. p. Caillouet, Geo. w.
Sauires ct James Rogers.
Ainsi pleins de confance dams
l'esprit qui anime la population du
Bayou Lafourche, nous avons es-
poir que les candidats NOMINEES 6
relection primaire du s mars, Sc
ront les elus de relection g6nerale
qui aura lieu lie % du mois pro
chain.
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CADDO.

La Riviere Rougs gsossit dune
maniere i~nquietante ellie hausse
dun pied cinq louces toutes les
vingt quatre heures. Ellie marque
ma~intenant 2G pieds II pouces au.
dessus du niveau DIES basses eaux.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
lie tieave, dit le Ncschaces0ic, mon
te rapidement depths quelquesjours
ct les GRANTEES DIES rive, aims sac
crOiSSent avec la hausse dies eaux.
Nos levees n sont pas dune so!idi-
te extraordinaires ct ces a%pprGhen-
sions Sc c%oncoivent d'autant mienx
quill suffit dune simple negligence
pour que nous soyons exposes a
une inOndation. La plus grande
partie dcs planteurs ont donne
cctte aimee des sOins precoces q
leurs levees, les exhaussant ct les
renforcant avec de In terre, mails
g6neralement on neglige ,rop les
fascines qui sont une des meilleures
perfection cotre les vagues. On ne
saurait encore dire 81 IL crue de
cette aimee atteindra lie niveau &c
celles DIES deux annees prec6dentes,
mails, en- tout cas-, il est prudent de
Sc pr6parer pour lie pire.
La levee "Bell Point" s'etendant
de Ii Unite ~inftrieure de phabita-
ton Angelina a Ia propriete Chenet,
est terminee, mails rextension de
cette levee, qui est trace jusqn'a
un certain point de rhabitation Es-
pfrance, nest pas encore common
Gee ct il Ell reste pres dune
Motto 4 fnire.
Les Commissioners du premierdis-
trict DIES levees, ont fixe la take de
Ce district 4 ) mills. LIE cOlt DIES
levees 4 batir nest pas moins de
$4,000.
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GRANDE FoIRE.-Les pompiers
1A'"oda.r No. 1 ct Ia compagnie
des echelles, Home Hook and Lid
der No. l, Sc prepayment 4 donner les
II ct ~ du mois d'avril une grandc
FORE, don't lie produh sera destine
a Reinforcement de Ia batisse en-
vote dc construction depuis bient6t
une aimee. Cette Foire sera sous
Ia direction dun comite special, aui
ne negligera rien pour procurer aux
vlslteurs tous les attraits possibles.
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EXCURSION. - C'est mardi pro
cnaln = = heures du matin, qui par
IRA du depot de Thibodaux L.
train d'excursiOn pour la Nouvelle
orleans. Les excursionnistes oui
vculent prOfiter de rOccasion offerta
par les pompieB Protector No. ?
d'aller visitor les splendeurs de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans & bon march1.
pourront Sc prOcuier des tickets i
bOrd des chars.
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AVIS.

LIE Copitc joint dies compdgnies, Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. I et1hoins Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l, s'etaat reani pour aviser
au moyen deae proedrcr DIES fonds, pour
payer qnelqaes nosts proshsinclnent dues
sur le lpagnifiqye : Half que ces compa-
gnies ont fhit yonsEuire, pour 1e b6n66ee
DIN public.S decide Gulhne grsnde foirs Sc
RAFT donnees1e jour ii Ia parsie des POM
piers. le qxattieuse Gercreai fd'Avril. Lee
details de Ia fete seront pubhes prochaine-
Par Ordre du COfnitE
II H. MICHEhCT,
G. ARENA,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-03-01

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