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CARD.

. l wish to inform my friends and the public
ID general. that after a lapse OF nine years
Tind myself by a combination of circumstan
chants of Thibodaux. This happens, l must
say, ut q tune Of very general depression
throughout the whole country, in which our.
immediate locality has not escapcd to share
alike with others. l must say there Is moth
ing apparent to encourage one to embark in
merchandising, but, be this as it may, | will
have to take my chances with the times. I
will say l have opened at the corner Of Mar
kct and st. Philip SITS. Major 8. T. Grisa-
more's old standJ a store for the sale of all
household goods, crockery, glassware, hard
ware. woodward, charcoal, coal oil, insu-
rance oil, gasoline oil for cooking. | have
also on hand a well selected stock of cooking.
stoves, such as the Charter Oak, Cotton Plant
Crescent and Belle of Orleans, and any guam
tity of little articles useful in housekeeping
too numerous TO enumerate, all Of which I pro.
pose to sell at low prids for Cash and in
vite all h0usekeepers, the ladies' particularly,
to call and examine, and sec for themselves;
no pains spared TO please.
Twill say that my sister Mrs. s. r. Grisa-
more, is interested with aie in the business.
And trusting we melitland will receive o
share of the patronage M the public. l am
with much respect r. X. MCBRIDE,
Corner Market and ST. Philip SITS.
The undersigned will be- found at the above
establishment where ne Twill be pleased to
welcome his friends and former patrons.
S.T. GRISAMORE,
Thibodaux, La, June 9Th, 1885.
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We have become somewhat soured
on thislExposition business, in con
sequence of the fact that we zee no
prospect for a return of the $S5, 600
loaned by the State of Louisiana to
the old Exposition, and this, too,
when We note the fact that the Elk
position buildings, which cost a
mllliQ2 of dollars and are in as good
cond pm as when first constructed,
have zen sold to the rev concern
tor 1000. After dellbe' ate con
side lon, We have concluded 10
havy nothing to do with this Expo
sltion business Until We see ample
and convincing evidence Of materi
al benefit to accrue to the country
parishes ct Louisiana.-Point C0u
pee Banner.
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The reasons for PERUNA's superior U.-
cellence in all diseases, and its aodss o.
srasdi, are fully explained in DR.. Hart
mans lecture, reported in his book on the
Ellis of Life and How to Cure Them"
from page I to page 10 though the whole
book should be read and studied to get tl.c
full value of this par excellent remedy.
These books can be had at all the drug
stores gratis.
w. d. Williams, U. S. Pension Agent
and Notary Public. New Vienna, Clinton
County, Ohio, writes: al take great
pleasure in testifying to your medicines.
! have used about one bottle and q half,
and can say ! am almost Z new man.
Have had the catarrh about twenty years.
Before l knew what it was, had settled on
the lungs and breast, but al now say l I'm
almost well. Was in the army; could get
no medicine there that would relieve me-"
Col. E. Finger, Ashland, Ohio, writes:
81 am happy to say I have used several
bottles Of your medicine called PERUNA,
and my health has been greatly improved
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to all who suffer with heart trouble, a.
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Rev. ]. M. Ingling, Altamont, I'LL,
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R. Palmer, Pastor of the A. M. E.
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Cook Bros, Prospect, Marion County
Ohio, writes: we have a good trade or
PERuNA; our customers speak we'll Of it
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FOR WOMEN.

The preservation of the family is
the conservation of society. To de
stroy the sanctity Of the home is
10 force the foundations of virtue.
The law, perhaps. has not been
framed to give proper protection
to the family circle, because SO prec
ious and sacred a thing has been
left to the care of its natural pro
tectors, the father, brother or hus
band. The purity of the women is
the only guarantee of family de
scent. 1t is indeed the only SAT.
guard against the corruption of the
family blood.
1t is as a violator of the sanctity
of home and as a corruption of fe
male purity that a prominent city
official is at this moment posing.
The pleasure of his triumph and
the delight with which he goats
over bis crime are, however, some
what married by a bullet in his body.
1t is a bullet u%nlawfully placed, but
who will say undeserved3
When injured innocence has no
arm'to avenge the bitterest wrongs
that can be wrought upon u wOman,
the Gisgraced and deserted may
perchance be excused for turning
to rend her destroyer. 1t is a rare
sight to e the lamb turn upon the
wolf, bnt who is there that would
not applaud it. 1t would be but just
that the volt should sometimes get
the wors: of it, when in almost every
case the lamb Is devoured. or worse,
detlOwered.
1t is needless here to repeat the
details of one of the most atrocious
outrages ever penetrated by a pub
lie official under the pretense of
right and under the cover of his off
cial authority This thing has been
fully made known IN the public
prints of the city, and the smoke Of
the %avenging pistol has scarcely dis
appeared from the atmosphere.
But it is IL terrible commentary on
the city that its chosen guardians
of life and rights are among the
boldest and most fragrant enemies
of the lives and rights Of the people.
We join, then, in asking the quest
ion: "What r they going to do,
about it ?"-Picayune.
If Boasso gets we'll, the proper
thing to do about it will be tc give
the girl, whom he has SO basely and
shamelessly treated ana deceived
another opportunity to fire a few
more shots at him.
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~ OF

For each square of ten ines or less, the a mrs.
insertion. 81 50. Second insertion, 10 Genus
ner square. For subsequent Insertions per
souare 50 cents. Obituaries 10 cents per me.
P, Professional and mistress cards, lncinol.s
viii N. unfinished at the rate of 50 cts.
p prs so,are for the first insertion, and % cents
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office $io' 10 De
oaid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for q specified time will be inserted 'iii ioro'o
and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to tins pa
pet must always furnish their real names to
The Editors. We will not save or return re-
,ected manuscripts.
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The Times Democrat under the
head of "Dull Misconceptions" wrlg
giles entirely around on the immigra
ton question, and says chat the
kind of immigration, coming South
and West" with means sufficient
to make an honorable star It" is de
sirable. OF course such immigra
ton as that is desirable and will
be welcomed.
But what has the State Board OF
immigration to do with such immi
grants 4? Or what has al agent, in
Prussia and in other parts of Eu
rope, deluding the poor men of those
sections of the World, to come here
and ,starve with the toilers here,
to do with them.
A very nice way of getting around
its former position, the T. D. has
found.
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THE BANNER AND THE EXPO
SITION.

The country press of Louisiana
did a good deal of booming and al
vertising for the late Worlds Expo
sition at New Orleans ; but we have
not heard of any one CT them being
paid or compensated in any way
for % doing. In fact the representa-
tives of the country papers had to
pay the regular entrance fee each
time they visited the concern.
With the city presses it was quite
different; they were we'll paid TOR all
the work they did tor the Exposi
ton, and it is not astonishing that
they should now be looming the
proposed new "American Expo>i
ton" which is to open in the fall.
No doubt the advertising of the
new affair will pay u city con
freres quite handsomely. In the
matter of this new Exposition, it is
like every thing else, all for the
city and nothing for the country
In fact it has been developed that
a number Of city gentlemen, who
have not and do not intend to con
tribute a cent toward the new Elk
position, have been honored with
some of tue latest and best paying
positions in the gift of the Board
Of Managers. We do not know
what course our exchanges through
out the State intend to pursue in
regard to this new Exposition !; but
so far as the Banner is concerned
we will not favor the undertaking
until we see the country parishes
receive some practical benefit from
the S2O,OOO,0OO which it is said was
left in New Orleans by the late
Cotton Centennial and Worlds Elk
position. The Aeople of this parish
spent thousands OF dollars, which
they could ill afford, in. order. to visit
the Exposition, and yet not a single
material interest of the parish has
been in any manner advanced there
by. We regret to have to make
this acknowled cement, because the
Banner was Oh e of the most earn
est advocates Of the Worlds Expo
%sition, We pust confess, also, that
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Trrx
&C ,"s - On al Property IN the parish
S.:.;on t"I ,he year iSao -
o:oS.on i.1-nc !! orhsined ny the foiice
~; Tua sos,'on asseino'ed, tnas an
III. - -. q my gu the uoiiaf, cole
I.v;od on 81 i ".II "eanu 10 mere
oh ~ ! fanrnI. " P'opYf's ~ 'he
$50 . - -
~. .a;a ~. ,.hi "iu"no" NC,
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I;rst ~ LII ~ ~
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If onicsrs ~ IL n III. a"5 u uta"fs a.. SsM
ted ~. s.Gan.r,i En. ""' '""'' 'o 9
Sacnra Tva. r,;,. H.
satI.nar AID ,,,"a $500. - SUI"
nance nt ~, hl;a sch.,,. vi prl L., ha a mG
ted NJ H. ..S,L,,I E,"," A"' ~ Q
mir, Ona L.If,.;,I hal J.. -
us..J w ~, NM co. ,n ,ni, 'naa .o eI. "P"I'
i,nnrov;r Hi. ~, 49, 'e". s :" ~ w.
$3.50 re-, ,""u ~" u use " 'no , y
",a,,ian, - r.s.nk ~ sa'aIH % tue .
sh.Il h.. ,lasiyn.,aa ~ .'t'' SAtou"s
Eu,d 'n v
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Fund sb,,lla,e snlisct ~ .ha i.n.I l ~. ~ ~
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En,rtb lin ha,f Iii In In.o"ie"e.
add use,I tar tha ro,,.,r,",;r. - d, "pat }
the hr;do %. n,er ~ ,,,nr.I - pa
nIs .nI th.5m Ma - =" ,h;s - o"y
shaII Nv. kn,nr,. 81 H.. ..Rr;,na E,na" nv
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Meteorological Record.
tchibodaux. La July 80, 1889.
Imagination.

The surest road to health, say what you Will,
Is never to suppose we shall be i'll
Most of those evils we poor mortals know !;
From doctors and Imagination How.
But if Imagination leads you to suppose,
Your health is bad not blooming like therose
Avoid cold d~raughts and malaria from marsh
and river.
And take Smiths Bile Beans to regulate your
liver. Tive bits per bottle.
For sale by Jos T.. Thisodaux Pharmacist.
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Parish of Lafonrche.
Thibodaux, July 18th, 1885.

Parish of Lafonrche.
Thibodaux, July 18th, 1885.
The Police Jury for the Parish IL Of Lafourche
met this day at 10 o'clock A. NJ pursuant to
adjournment.
Present Messrs Coulon, Grisamore, Seely,
Moran, Kraener. Mathews, Folse, and
Cheramie.
Absent Mr.. Delaune.
A synopsis Of yesterdays minutes was read
and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Grisamore seconded by
Mr.. Moran, the Jury resumed its duties as q
| Board of reviewers.
The Assessor stated that no objection by
tax PAYERS had been made to the assessment
as now appearing in the rolls a few had com
planned but were unwilling to make the nee
essary affidavit as required by law.
Such being the case, on motion of Mr.. krat
mer seconded by Mr.. Moran the Assessment
Rolls were approved.
The following Report Of the Finance Com
mittee was read and received.
Thibodaux, La, July Is, 1885.
To the Police Jury:
The Finance Committee present the follow
ing report.
That they have examined the Annual Re
port of the Parish Treasurer. which as usual,
is comprehensive and explicit exposing clear
ly the financial condition of the Parish Of La
iourche. -
We ind that there stands to the crsdit of
the Bridge Fund in cash t359.g7.
Improvement fund " 1.62I. S3.
Drainage funds l.37S5. Sc.
Making a total of $5767. 76.
The general fund however is not in so favor
able a condition.
There are registered approved claims
against the year 1884. $27l2.U
1885. l7S2.36
Making S4i95. 33.
Less cash in Treasury for 1885 235.73
Leaving an Indebtedness of .S4259.6O
To meet this sum-. and the liabilities to be
incurred for the remainder Of the wear enniup
December 81 1885 we have the unc0llectei
Taxes Of 1881 SiI31 as
and back taxes CT previous years 400. 90
---
making - si932. 45
Of which may be considered cofect
able. $500 ono
lhcences uncollected seq. v 10000
making s2iOO. 90
And the revenues to he derived
ri Sljes s% : 4 :5 to au., s. ass, $4,000.
of 1884 of $I6o. $40 90
your committee would therefore present
the following ordinance No. for your consider
alton.
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Notice to Contractors.

will receive bids. to be opened on Sat-
nrday August sth, 1885, for the construc-
ton OF il plank fence around the Parish
Jail. according to plans and specifications
in my Office, where bidders can examine
the same at any time.
S r. GRISAMORE.
Chairman Committee on Public Property
of the Police Jury, Parish of Lafourche.
July 25th, 1885. ct.
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Charlton has been committing Sc
rious ravages among live stock in
the Attakapas and Opelouses prai
ries. It is now in and around New
Iberia and Franklin.
The people are bury ing and burn
ing the dead animals.
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Whipping wives is getting to be
an unpleasant: way for husbands to
enjoy themselves.
A few days ago, a man in Geor
gia was taken by ii mob, hung to a
limb and riddled with bullets, be
cause he had been beating his wife.
What, with whipping posts aud
lynch laws husbands will have TO
walk straight in the future.
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Automatic Hydraulic Pressure Regulator.

GUGAR PLANTERS, WISHING TO SAVE
- great losses from "A careless fed cane-car
rier, poor extraction of cane juice. from the
general Rigid Sugar Mills loss Of fuel to.
burn imperfect bagasse delays caused by
brcakage OF the Rigid Mills liability of
foreign substances, accidental or otherwise,
causing great break downs of the machine
ry and numerous other expensive annoy
ances that besieges tbs planters in savingl
their crops, are recommended the use of THE
IIVnD ,irI nv
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Very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes :"My wife has been al
most helpless for five years, so helpless
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. She used two bottles of Elec
trio Bitters, and is so much improved,
that she is able now to do her own
work"
Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi
monials attest their great curative pow
ers. Only fifty cents a bottle at Thibo
daux Drug Store.
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The United States Consul at Bar
celana Spain, reports to the Marine
Hospital, that from March 4 1885,
to July 10 1885, there had been, in
SPAN 2S,O44 cases Of Cholera of
which 1891 ERE fatal. being A
per cent.
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An Impending Danger.

Unless the intention of Gov. Nc
Emery regarding his action on the
petition of the two convicted muI
derers of Cap. Murphy, for reprieve
of their death sentence, be- repre-
sented, the people Of Louisiana may
prepare themselves Tor the most
culpable violation Of official duty
yet distinguishing their present
Executive.
The Herald would fain believe
tina. The Governors intention had
been misstated by the public aud
generally accepted rumor. 1t would,
likewise, desire to extend this be
lief DIS to include the hope that the
Lieut. Governor and Attorney Gen
eraI, either or both, " onld refuse
their recommendation Of any such
reprieve.
Yet the malign influences which
have attended the defense Of the
five slayers since the preparation
of the crime have at times borne
such indication of political influence,
always traceable TO official life, that
an overbearing influence over these
two of the three members of the
pardoniug board has, and naturally
become Il cause OF public anxiety.
AAd this anxiety exists though
the assent Of both these officers
will be necessary to authorize the
Governor to grant the reprieve, for
no II has the least fear that any
influence could incline Judge Baker.
the trial Judge, to give his approx
al to such reprieve.
Indeed, freed from that terrible
influence which the present domino
ting power yields over the State
and municipal officials, it would.
not be believed that Lieut.. Gov
Kuobloch or Attorney General Gun
ningham would, in this case, advise
the Governor otherwise than to or
der the enforcement of the verdict
Of the jury and sentence Of the
court. Personally these officers are
too good citizens and too good law
yers not to know and feel that, in
this case, to abate Il jot of the
statutory penalty would be not on
" al unjust and unmeritorious ex
ercise of executive power, but
would add another to the numerous
acts OF miscalled clemeucy through
which SO large a portion Of the Grim
inal class, especially those belong
ing to official life, or possessing off
clal influence, have, and with sub
stantial reasons, become sanguine
Of escaping the penalties of their
crimes.
Therefore, if they would prevent
present threatening danger to the
safety Of society-a danger which if
contaminated will unquestionably
be the precursor Of the ultimate full
pardon of tie present applicants
for reprieve. and their three associ
ates in crime, under sentence for
manslaughter-the people of the
State should make their effort at
once. How and in what manner.
they must, likewise, at one for
themselves determine. There is,
in this government, there always
is, a power inherent in the people
which it exercised, is sufficient to
foresee and prevent an impending.
wrong; even it threatened under
assumed legal authority.-St
Charles Herald, July IS.
-~
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We print an article, clipped from
the Point Conpee BANNER, that
has a good deal more of sound, com
mon sense in it, than 1t has of pc
etry,
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of "Prickly Ash Bitters' as 1t is a
medicine, by reason of its cathartic prop
critics cannot be used as q beverage. 1t
is manufactured from the purest materials
and acts directly on the Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach aud bowels. AS a blood purifier
it has no equal. 1t is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in action,
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THIS PAPER p. howell 4 Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce ST. where advertls1n8
1a,ntracts may 10 made Tor It IN NEW 4O1As
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Ric Sacks.

RIC SHckSe
Would like to sack the crop:
See advertisement il another co
umn.
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PRESSURE REGULATOR.

which has proven to overcome the MANY
troubles above enumerated. Testimonials Of
those working the Regulator can be given.
Planters should order ut once, for future
delivery, If required for the present crops.
For further information, address
JNO. s. MCDONALD,
l1iy's5 Am. p. q. Box 2255, New Orleans.
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Proceedings
Or THE
POLICE JURY.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafourche.
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sUBSCRlPTlON:

one gear lin advanced. !,
Ore
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09

Provision for GEN. Grants Family.

1t hiss been reported, says the Nes York
Sun. tbs the Trustees Of the Grant fund
Of s250,00, the interest on which only
goes 10 Gen Grant. hsd recently net and
unanimously determined to allow tie
Trust Fund 10 rsnsin intSc; after Gen.
Grants death, the income to 90 10 Mrs.
Grant.
Il do rot know thsf there has been Ar
meeting q the Trustees OF the fund,
Trustee Oliver Hoyi of y Gold street said,
ss-ai a. the fund. According 70 the
terms 0; the subscription Of ;hs $4,000,
however, Gen. Grant VAS 10 hare TIE
power TO decide 70 whom Of his heirs he
desired the S25Q,O00 TO 90. I szTPo@
be has made q will, and be9zasi1ed
il 10 his vie and family. Il Is
virtually his property, and il Vas
collected 10 be given 20 hin, Wills TIE ocly
reason il WAs not given 60 hin oaT and ozi
xxs that his friends feared laSi shX-p<rs
might e; il sway from him. To any o1s
who gained his confidence &c Vas ready TO
trust al he possessed. / suppose il grew
out q MS training - s military man, A. il
military life, oonidsues in sabardl1xis o.
fesr uasi Be inpEcii 1t Vas che Of Gen.
Granite traits 70 E1st his friends in th8i
w4y- Fbs event proved the wisdom q TIE
w1ssses. Gst o. tie property Is IN Wa
bash finds. not II the large Loan. bat il
mortgage hoais made sA-iE IN tie history
Of the eorporsnans- The estate oi Z. D.
Morgan Is ssszrisy tor the railroad paper"