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Jau Delivery at Grand Island.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., August 28.-Fow
prisoners confined in the county Jail here ss-
capsd some time Friday. With q small fire
shovel and a wash basin to cart the DIRT, they
dug a hole under the wall and crawled out
without being detected. Though the, hoor
was concrete they managed to break it with
the handle of the shovel, The prisoners who
escaped were William III. Thurman confined
for forgery, August Pitreet stealing a horse
from Adam Windolph, Clarence Nolan sell
ing mortgaged property, and John Moody,
The sheriff and deputies are in pursuit.. A
reward of 500 is offered for their capture.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

investigate the different bureaus Of the treas
ury department with n view TO a reduction of
expenses and improvements in the methods Of
doing business, had a meeting TO day and
heard the report OF the special committee OF
ton Of the office Of the supervising architect,
The report will not be made public until the
commission submit their conclusions thereon
to the secretary. 1t is believed that the com
mission will recommend several reductions in
the clerical force, and one or two radical
changes in the present system Of doing
business.
THE REQUEST TO BR AT ONCE.
The request Of the governor of Michigan
for the appointment of sanitary inspectors to
aid the prevention Of the introduction of
snail pox into Michigan from Canada points
will be granted ut once,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
The Cram Family.

ALBANY, August 22.-The Grant family
will leave Mt. McGregor the first part of Sep
tember. Col. Fred. Grant will 20 to Albany
to attend the reunion of the army of Tennes-
see, Sept. 9th. He will then return to work
on his fathers book. Mrs. Grant and her
daughter, Mrs. Sartoris, will 60 to West Point
for ten days and will then join Jesse Grant at
his farm in West Chester county. Mrs. Sar-
toris expects to sail for England October LIST.
The family will join Mrs. Grant in New York
in the fall, with the exception of Mrs. Sar
toris, who will rem ain In England.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
THE ROADS nssArIsFrRD.

These percentages are to continue from May
10, 1885, until December 81, 1856, subject to
six months notice of Withdrawal. As ia usual
the above percentages are not satisfactory to
all the lines in interest. Among the most
dissatisfied is the Rock leland, which claims
it deserves as much of the zange cattle bust
ness rs does the Northwestern. The arbitrat-
org probably gave the latter line more because
by way of Fremont. Then again some of the
lines claim that the Wabash road gets more
than it deserves, when it is allowed IS per
cont of the business on the Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Papillion pool, the understanding
being that thi, road carried only about Il per
cent of the business. No doubt there will be-
several notices of di satisfaction filed next
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Refused to Handle Wabash Engines

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-The only develop
ments in the Knights of Labor trouble at this
point to-day were confined to the yards Of
Bridge company, to which five Wabash
engines were transferred this morning from
the Missouri Pacific yards. With two excep-
tions the men In the yards were all knights.
They refused t, draw the fires, wipe or in any
way handle the Wabash engines. The super
intendent was informed that If ordered to at
tend TO them the men would quit work In
preference to doing so. No orders have been
given yet to that effect. however.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

Geosge M. BOgue were appointed a committee
on arbitration, TO prepare percentages on the
range cattle pool and Omaha, Council Bluffs
and Pspillion pool. The arbitrators found il
difficuls to meet ct Srst, but when they did
they listened to the arguments of she several
lines in interest, and then Bogue ard Duncan
personally inspected the terminal facilities OF
the several lines ct Council Bluffs ard Omaha,
and other Nebraska points. Last Saturday
they held their final meeting, and yesterday
Commissioner Faithorn promulgated the per-
centages which are as fillows:
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Edgar L. Wake mans bright literary week
ly, the Chicago Current, will suspend publ
cation immediately
a fire yesterday in the poor quarters OF
London, doae serious damage aud resulted in
the loss of three lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Shot in Court.

MANDAE, OAK, August 21.-During the
trial of G.. s. Ray and others on a charge of
robbing a man of $50 in a saloon, a witne,s
named John Coleman was shot by one of the
defendants named Mabel Gray. Two bullets
hit Coleman, one in each leg. This woman
was immediately arrested and put In jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

which the statement is made that President
Cleveland c~ontempla.es q visit to this state be.
fore the October election. The president has
relatives In Cleveland and Toledo. The dis
patch does not say that the presidents visit
Is connected with the Ohio campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
PRoGREssl OF TIL PLAGUE.
IT'S RAvAGRS IN SPAIN.

IT'S RAVAGES SPAIN.
MRDRID, August 22.-There were 4,483 new
cases of cholera and 1.44l deaths reported
throughout Spain yesterday.
MADRID, August %. - During the past
twelve hours there ware twenty-three new
cases of cholera and eleven deaths reported in
this city; in the province outside of the city.
one hundred new cases and t%hirty.one deaths,
G%IBRALToR, August 22.-The cholera has
ceased in Gtbraltor.
GIBRALTAR, August 23.-Clean bills of
health are now issued to vessels sailing from
Gibraltar. There is no cholera at the Spanish
lines, and the twodays quarantine established
there by the Gibraltar authorities have been
abolished.
MADRID, August 22,-The condition of
Grenada regiments is pitiable. Hundreds of
people are attacked by cholera in single
streets nearly every day. There are no doc
tors or authorities to look after the victims,
who often PASS through their agonies in the
street and die in the cutters. Most of the
unaffected populace have fed, and the few
healthy citizens who remain are disheartened
ard apathetic. Corpses remain uncoffined
and unidentified. The very misery wrought
by the plague has become q nuisance,
and tho government has resorted to the des-
perate expsdient of compelling the soldiers
and convicts to carry on the work Of removing
from Tue pupic highways ana lnterrlng the
bodies OF the unknown dead.
MADRID, August 23.-To-day's cholera
returns from all infected districts in Spain
show a total of 4,sS7 new cases and !, 76s
deaths.
THE REPORT FROM FRANCE.
MARsEILLEs, August 22.-The cholera IL
spreading in this city. Thirty localities are
now inflicted. One hundred and forty deaths
from disease occurred here yesterday.
MARsEILLss, August %. Thirty persons
died of cholera in this city during the past
night.
MARsEILLEs, August f3.-There was @
marked decrease in cholera mortality yester-
day. For the "a hours 26 deaths were re-
ported At Pharo hospital s patients
died, 16 were admitted 6 were discharged
cured, and IS remained under treatment.
MABsEILEs, August 20. The cholera il
assuming a form which the doctors are unable
to cope with. Victims die suddenly without
the occurrence of diarrbpl or vomiting. The
patient feels q GOODNESS which can
not be counteracted by the use
violent friction. After death the body be-
comes black. Although the epidemic is moi
contagious it Is feared that 200 deaths daily
| will soon be recorded. hol-
ToULoN, August % Seven cases of criot
era are now under treatment In Mand
hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
John KusseI Young III.

CHICAGO, August %. John Russell Young,
ex-minister to China, arrived at the Palmer
house.here today very i'll with malarial fever.
He Is on the way from San Francisco to
Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
THE WESTERN POOL.

a ARBITRAroRs NEXT AND MAKE DIVISION
OF PERCENTAGES.
Special Telegram to Ths BEE.
CHICAGO, Auguss 2S.-When the western
association was formed some three months
ago, John g, Gault, William Duncan and
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
The Fastest Time on Record

New YORK, August 22.-The Cunard line
steamer Etrueria, which arrived here to-day,
made the fastest western trip on record, her
time of passage from Fastnet light TO Fire
Island being six day S and two hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
ST. Louis TO Honor Grant With a
Monument.

ment association was organized here this af-
ternoon with Gen. w. T. Sherman IS presi-
dent; David r. Francis, of this city, first vice
president, and Henry @. Harrstek, president
of the Merchants exchange, second vice presi-
dent. A resolution was adopted to raise $780,
600 for a monument.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
oty.'s Poor House Burned,

NEBRASKA CRY, August 2S.-The Otoe
county poor house, near this CITY, burned Fri
day night. 1t was a frame structure, valued
at 81, 900; insured for $1,000. The origin Of
the fire is unknown.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
RANGE CATTnR roo

These percentages are to apply until Jan.
uary 1, 1856. After deducting III per cent.
Of the gross earnings for the Missouri Pacific,
B per cont. for the Chicago, st. Paul, Mime
apolis y Omaha, and 8 per cent. for the
Kansas City, st, Joseph h Council Bluffs.
roads, as per agreement, the remainder is to
b. divided IA followe.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Hoods Sarsa2anWa

Combines, in a manner peculiar to itself, the
best b~lood-pmifying and strengthening reme-
dies of the vegetable kingdom. You will find
this wonderful remedy effective where other
medicines have failed. Try it now. 1t will
purify your blood. regulate the digestion,
and give new life and yigor to the entire body.
floods Sarsaparilla did me great good.
/ was tired out from oyerwork, and it toned
me up" MRs. G.. L. SIMMONS, Cohoes, N. Y.
81 suffered three years from blood poison
/ took HOODS Sarsaparilla and think 1 am
cured" MRS. M. j. DAVIS, BrOckport, N. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
The President Contemplating a Trip
to Ohio.

CINCINNATI, August 22.-An evening psp,r
publishes a SPECIAL from Columbus, Ohio, in
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
'PuTifes the Z o.

HoCd DIS Sarsaparllla is characterized "A
three peculiarities list, the combination OF
relr.edial agents; cd, the p7oporttoslj Sd,
+ recess of securing the active medicine
qualities The result is a madeleine of unusu;
strength, efectlng cures hither.o unknown
Send for book containing additional evidence
"Hood's Sarsaparilla tones up my systea,
seems to make me OVER j, J.. THoMp9ON,
Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
floods S~arsaTasilla beats all othoss, and
Is worth its Weigh in gold" 7. BARHLSuTohr
80 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods Sarsapariila
Sold by all druggists. 81 six dor IS. Mad.
only by q, l. HOOD s. CO., Jewell, Mas.
H9Gspoaea 0as poWag
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

The tre asury commission. Of which Acting
Secretary Fairchild Is chairman, appointed 70
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Reports from the plantations in
La fourchr AND Ter,elMnue say
that large yields or sugar are being
obtained. The ,at- tl0Sts have IF
tectnally killed the buds ut the
cane, al that no further improve
m-mt is expected. Considerable zane
has been win,ir. we'd, bnt rs it was
matm,rt, when cut down, it will
yield Il good Ie'mrn when ground.
But few az favO rAblc seasons for
>avin. Il crop, has been rxprripn
cei a> this one of 1885 has proven.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
Of L%atunIciIe
G. c. v iHiamx rs No. 2l51 Eu0ene
Folse, .F.

Take police that acting under an order of
selzurr ami sale .nIanating from the arove
entitled Court in the above entitled and
nu ma"rcd ease. ! have seized aud will offer
for sa 10 al public auction pursuant To law.
TO he last and highest bidder at the Court
lionse i'll tue town of 1hibodaux. on Saturday
J%anu,ry 2n'i. 1856. brtw tn the hou S Of
ll"rl""k A. NJ. and ! O'Clock p. NJ the fol
lowing described property. to-wii:
a certain tract of and situated in the Par
ish "f l.atour:iie. on the Lit bank of i;ayou
Lafourchr at about ten miles below til
Town OF lhilndaux n".ssu,in" three ard
Il hill arrents tr"nt bv forty arlrnts III
depth. with = ot"riional opening or c..sin.
OF tn" Who'll Ferr tract b"un,!+d al We Ivy
laids of vendor AMI below by Lands sold to
Amedce Wagon pack.
TOg thcr With al the buildings
and improvements thereon aud all the
ri@hts aud privileges thu reto belon.in.
icrilis and rondiI ions of sale: cash on the
spot III uni'ed States treasury notes. TO pay
principal. interest and casts in the above suit
November 2SllI 1885.
THEOPHILE THlBODAUX.
Sheriff
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FOR SALE!
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
SUGAR PLANTATIONS
Parish Oflafou shr.

Will be sold at privat. ...'e, il block or ia
p,rrcAs provided u sufficient III 49, / .plr
ciarrrs can he found t. I.ureiA.. at one
time the whole "i the "L"i.hion pinut 'fi0A
on the right la. k of i'av.u ;.iourrtoA.
in the Parish OF I.afnnrclc. a'mnt tw" VI re
a'ov,. the Town If 1hiin!a *, and havinK
twcnty-One Hrprnts an'! seven tw..l!ti,S III a.
arprnt. more or lrss from on sail Bayou by
fifty %a,Vcnts in depth. bound i ah,ve ~
l..n.iS "f j. g. \ len and a.. itn an-o,.. now
belonging to Howell & iiUbiciHaux, Il 4 b.
low 10y 'n,t> now ~ I rm.Ii. i".lumyins t.
Il q. Darhen.
, Another tract of land containing seven
hundred aud sixt,-fuur Superficial a,p-nts
more or l"ss. lyins in the re r Of an alba
cent to the land- ai,"vr described. and lmiux.
thr 'i"nhl courrs ! ns thereof
:. Another tia"t of land lying in tile rear
of md bin. the hirt con es,iom of ~ i
plantation. and containing. four hundred and
eighty -3)liO0 acre MOI. -, less. wtih the.
bindings aud other im~i,rnt- ncnts On said
iast two t,ac:s nd all the a,.purtenan -
fl,rr"t. The said three Tracts con ti.u,' tho
pronrrtv kl,wn a. the ":..:,I,: Pan
ton" =
Also the null. c,rt-, wagon, f.rn.i z N
plciucnts and So. d cane on = ~,,lantuti u.
Terms aud con tons uur fourth or Ore
cash the nalahce III one, tw" and fhr O.
years credit 'n~iA'm.als to he REPRESENTED
by mites eEdo, -ed in blank b. vcmi.r, secu-
ri hv special NOR gig. w!ti reLlor's lien
under the pact nc ram al;anuld . ct Of aAA
to certain usu a CT tu-e- rs t. i ,~nrance and
900 attorneys fees.
Apply to 'a
nNOELOCH, MOO II & BABE ",
Attorneys, Ihib:niduX 1n.. o to
s. Il. nnANEDY, ~
President State National Bank, n. ,. Ia.
NIB s. ito.
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THE EYE.

1t is simply wonderful, the repn
tation Hawes' spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States they are known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
the reputation is built upon real
merit. Testimonials from the most
eminent men of the country are
given who have had their sight i'm
proved by their use.
All eyes fitted by J. T. Thibo
deaux, druggist, Thibodaux, La,
every pair warranted.
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TATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Lafnmlchr, 2nd Justice
Court OF l.. =. CaiilOuet.
Arthur ingclios rs Austin Yarn.
hem.

Take notice that acting ander a writ of ii
III enlsMatin. from tue above entitled cOurt
in the above entitled case | have seized and
will offer for sd. at public %anrtion pursuant
to law I" the last aud highest bidder at tho
Conrt House in the Town OF Thiho,l aux. on
Saturday the 18th day of De, cmber. 1888,
between the hours of | o'clock A. NJ. and /
o'clock L. n the followin. described proper
ty, tO-Wit
me Bay Ponry.
Terms and condition Of sale cash on the
spot in United states treasury notes, to pay
principal interests aud costs, in the abov;
suit.
e. A. ENGERRAN,
Constable. ind Ward.
November 9Sth, 1885.
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Extensive PREPARATIONS are being
made for Il grand ball, to be given
by Thib0dauE Fire Co. No. l and
Home Hook aud Ladder Co. No. 1,
at Firemen's Hall, on December
31st 1885. Judging from the stir
tits creating in IL social circles,
it will be the grandest which has
evqr been given in our town and
our young folks will have an agreea
bic time, dancing the Old Year out
and the New Year in.
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Mr.. Louis J.. Meyer aud family,
who Cor some time resided III New
Orleans. returned TO their old resi-
dence, on the steamer Assumption.
last Tuesday. Mr.. Meyer owns con
siderable property in this town, and
we presume he will, in the future,
make Thihudanx his permanent
home.
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Notice to Contractors.

Thibolaux, Nov+mbe: 28th, 1885.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned. within ten DAYS hereof. for III.
construction OF school houses vt the following
places
Livaudais Ledets. Paul LefOrt's and Brule..
GnilI"t.
Plan aud sp. ciications will he furnished
on application. by
THOMAS 4. RADEAUX.
Par I ,u,,rrint"ndcnt
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A OF LOUISIANA.
OF Lafonrche, eth Justice
Court of J.. +. Pittman.
Simon abraham 4 q. No. 10 AugMs.
tin AMguste.

Take notice that acting under a writ
of III. ia. emanating from the above entitled
Court in the above %cntitle case | have seized
and will offer tor sale at public auction pnr-
su,nt to law to the last an highest bidder
IN front of the office Off. +. Pittmau. Jus
tice Of the Peacr. on SATURDAY the 9Th dav Of
Derenlbrr. 1855. between the hours of IL
O'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
10 sacks ut rough Rice, now in Latourche
Crossing Rice Mill.
Terms and condition Of sale. cash ; to pay
ami satisfy the principal. interests aud costs
III the above suit.
w. HEBERT,
special constable, eth Ward.
Nov. 2lst, 1885. Parish Of Lafourcl,e.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE POLICE JURY, }
Parish Of Lafuurche, Saturday, Nov, p, 81. I

" hrrt.:t> ut II = ."cit, session of the Pplic.
jury, held on the 18th Oi liuance No. I6l re
iative 10 Ferries WIS amended in the Hi, SIZE
ti"n thereof tstai.li.l,Ing the Toe. ton of ll.
L"ckport Ferry the sale of the SAID Ferry
will mo- tak,. place ia already advertised. OF
Saturday. the 9th December, 1881. int is
10 Saturday, the 18th. December
1875. when it will take place under the 'rrmls
and conditions set forth in the q ordinance "a,
amended.
This will III no manner interfere with the
sale of the other public Ferries of the Parish;
these will he sold As already advertised on
Saturday, December 9TH. 1885.
II. n. COULON.
President.
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Mr.. G. E. Schreak, artistic pho
tographer. who has been serving
the people of Morgan City for the
past month. paid his Thibodaux
friends u flying visit, OH last Tues
day: He exp. essed himself as
being highly pleased with the in
habitants Of that city and the liber
al patronage extended him. Mr..
Srhreuk's work needs no encomium
from us, AZ it speaks for itself; he
has done a vast amount of work in
this town aud vicinity AMI we have
never heard "a complaint regarding
it..
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NOTICE..

Office of Thlbo.lanx Bridge Co. !
Thnbndaux. La. Nov. 18th, 1885.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RE OLUTION
j passed Ivy the Hoard of Directors. l shs
undersigned. will sell. at public auction. TO-
the highe>t bidder. on MONDAY, DECEM-
Ter eth, 1885. at 10 o'clock A. Al. at The
foot of jackson street the FARM Of tbs
bridge Tor the year 1886.
The purchaser to comply with existing reg
ulations.
F.ZELNOTr.
President Thibodaux Bridge Go.
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DR.. Davis's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar is conceded
by all who have used it to be the
best remedy as a complete Throat
and Lung healer. Persons attic
ted with CONSUMPTION find relief
and often a cure. For Nervousness
use DR.. Davis's Liver Pills.
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NOTICE.

The co-partnerShip heretofore existing be-
tweea Dr. l.. Fourgrad 4 Cd Barker in tho
drug business at Lockporf, Parish of La
tourclc, is hereby dissolved. by mutual con-
sent. The saline business will be continued
at the old stand by DIR. john s.. Thibaut &
CD. Barker all accounts dhe the firm, and
all accounts due by said retiring firm ass
hereby assumed by the new firm.
ga eTHlBAUr & BARKER.
Iockport, Oct, 1885
3m. q. 1885,.
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The entertainment to he given.
III Fir''nen's Hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday D.cemb.r: Is and 1G
promise" TO 5~ Of the most pleasing
aud interesting character.
A little bir',, with ~peckled wings
has whispered INTO our cars that
the following will he ahont the pro
gramme:
FIst evening japanese perform
anre, Reception, Song, Dance, Tea,
etc by u bevy of young ladies' from
Assumption, Lafou,che an.t Trrre
bOiiUe Parishes.
This will he followed by Il con
cert, by eral New Orleans ar
lists of established REPUTATION. ably
assisted 10y u own h"Inr talent.
To conclude bN il beautiful tahtrau
of artistic design, in the uraux and
bellies OF the LafOurche.
SECOND evening there will I've
given the bright, sparkling comedy
Of Home III thee acts ard any mum
bel Of inimitabIe hits and telling
points bv our young society pr"r'e,
all, Tut one, new to il Tl,ibOdaux au
deuce.
There will br a supper aud dance
to CONCLUDE each evenings enjoy
ments.
The admission is placed ut 81 90,
children, half price.
From the energy and vim shown
b., the ladies' who have this enter
%,ainmrnt in charge, visitors can e
~onabIy expect to have pleasant
ard sociahl- evening. The hall is
la. e. aud affr.is ample accommu
ia. ION tor nnimmense crowd, whilst
every comfort and COW tnience is
prepared to rtnderlarticipant> hap
ny, and 10 enable them to enjoy
themselves.
When it is considered that the
talent, beauty, an'i skill of New Or
leans, and The thee Laf.m,che Par
ishrk are combined. to insure sue
c .~S, it canno be 'lonbiel that all
will be ue,lghted.
The young folks have all addition
al object in attending, as Il dance in
the great hali will, of Itself, DO an
lnducement to attract visitors from
every direction. No moro colnino
dious hall, can be found in the State
for young people to exercise their
kill i'll the gay mazes OF the be
bewiIching dance.
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We lave "a specimen ct drawing
with the pen, 10y MIR. Eugene k""
tier of Coteau Fol>e, that cannot
be excelled by amy professional
draughtSman. Persons desiring
any handsome work should Call up
On Mr.. Reuter-.
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Notice..

The undersigned; sl.e public notice, that
they have bought OF Mr. . Mar> | aura Thlno-
daux. the contents ufthc store situated cor
ner Main and It. PHI lip streets, Thibodaux,
La. and that he business of SAID +st,biish
ment is aud will hereafter be con ucted nm
der the Firm name of Dinnne Il Tetreau.
GEORGE UiONNE,
Ii. Tt.rHEAU.
Thibolau1. La, Nov. Goth. 1885.