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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01
oIry MARKET


Grain ana NAY.
Corn-white. per bu. $50.
oats-sacks 2oc@2ic
whoat-6ocB7oc per busheL
Nicaragua wheat zoe.
| Millet-per ton, ss2iO.
| Prairie hay-per ton. t566
Lumber.
Rough, per NJ, II co. flooring IS 10 sidln,
yellow pine, rs 90 siding, white pine, 20 0
siding poplar. % co. ceiling. yellow pine. "a 0
ceiling, white pine, 30 90 ceiling, poplar. ~ O
shingles best cypress, per N, 4 co. shingles
second best cypress, . 90 shingles, heart pine
81 finishing lumber, poplar, per NJ, 50 o. IN
'shing lumber. white pine. 20 %
Hides and PeItry.
Hides.pry nint II to issc, dry salt 10 to II,
Psltries--Deer skins. IS to I7c antelope, 10 /,
Ioc; seal skins Is 70 zoe, sheep pelts, as pei
w9Sl % to sS shsssI 1 ,s,o 10 to Se
rease yellow To brown. 4 to Sc
groceries.
Bacon-short oisar, Sc,
Hams--lIAc.
Molasses-Louisiana new. so to 65c LouisIans
CoAec--Pair. iox To lac prime Rio, II. To
Nc: choice Rio. ~ 10 IKE; Peaberry il 10 In
.Bugars-Brown. 6k@6ck; Y G. 7Aasc white,
flonr-ordinary; per 100 lbs, 225 TO 2b0, fam.
", 40 patent process, 400 TO s25: fancy pat.
INT Azo@A75i rye per barrel, as.
Dat meal -HAlf barrels, AS N AS; grits, bar.
rels 20 hominy, pearl, I 70.
Coarse Salt per barrel2 90, dairy, 8 Is
kce.Choice Louisiana, 1Sc per ID. prime
starcf-Pearl. axe R. O.. 20 lbs, bull, Sc.
Per boz, ass; soap, Extra olive, Per " boz boz
a5b; soap. blue olive, per box. rs,
oil. kerosene, Ito test 2-5s, 400 Kerosene. lic
test l2-is: asa. Kerosene $50 test 2-5s, 400 bar.
rels, per gallon, lie; candles. llc. beans, per
Id. Ito &c; Lima, &c; cheese, full cream, lbIc
TO o. half Inch basis, SIC, kraut per barrels
$50 per half barrel, 400, pickles. half barrels
medium. 400 barrels, small ii,OO
nolons, per barrel. $50. cabbAges per crate
$50 cider. barrels, $50 half barrels $50 pots.
oes, per bushel. In sacks si.i0
Fruit, Poultry, Game. Etc.
Appples-Northern, per barrel 81 so. Texa
per bushel 81.
Jemons-Paiermo 81 90 to 81 So Messlna seOs
q 50 TO q per box.
Irish pothtoes-Northprn, II neck barrels
" 30, per bushel7Oo
Cabbage westeru per crate. s22i
Chickens Per dozen. 81 10 To O. 20. turkeys
Vi, 90 to g. 90
Onions-2 1898 90 per barrel
Egss-Sia loo per dozen.
Rnttsr-Ch"ice western, "a to s5c; country, IS
70 soc
Oranges -Messina g.; Imperial a. so
Cheese-tull cream, 100 western sClmmcd
Sc Y. A full cream, IKE
Dried apples-Qnnrters, Axe; N. y. sliced 5kc
evapOrnted, so lbs boxes, DC
krout- Per barrel, O. So half barrel, s375
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Ut. LOUIS. August 3i.-FiUur-P Fairly active
aud the low grades are frmer but prices aie
unchanged,
Wheat Very unsettled and the bulk OF the
trading consisted in changing nom the nearby
10 the more deferred months. Market sold up
&c, iinctnaied; closed Hglsc above saturday
No. . red, cash sSS@yo eplember, sssesys,
closing al W; October. 9l@9lf. closing at glb
bid; November. D5hgl3s, closing at vs. s@9Jh
Corn-Very slow but not materially changed.
No. 2 mixed cash, t0h@iih september. 39tta
10. year SSh935N, closing at 3bA.
cash e2is@2Ss August. 22s; September 2i.@
22k; year, IN,
ornmeal-bull at 81 90.
whisky-steady al 81 l3 /
Provislons-Stcady aud firm, with good lou
demand for meats.
Pork-s9 ~.
Lard-e6lh
Bulk meais-Long clear TO- short rib ~.
Bacon-Long clear. 90 i5@6 IS; short rlh,
81 1000 so short clear, dog675
HAms-i0 00gi2O0.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Al the afternoon board wheat was arm and
unchanged
Corn-EasieE
oats-inrcly steady.
Live STOCK.
ST. LOUIS Aug. A.-tsttle-Seceipts. |, 800
the bulk OF the supply Is OF poor grades, which
arc not wanted. and transactions are slow
| NatlyeshlppIng steers range at 50es5 g. ma
tive butchers steers, 8 O0e3 GO. mixed lots o
cows, heifers. bulls. etc. .S5esS 70 grass Texa
| steers, 20fl8 CO. Indian steers 1904 90.
Hogs-Reeeipts 400 steady and stronger
Sheep Receipts, i. 400 good grrdes steady anC
SHS by q sq q medium seGG no sAS &c
O.; lambs, sSOsi
chicago gram Market.
CHICAGO August ST. Flour Quiet but un
changed,
wheai-opened easy, sold of &c, but rallie'
No under good ding. fell back Nc; auetuaie'
and closed No under saturday. August 79se
"a, closing at 79A: september. 7yS@Sss
closed at TN October 81 kGfa2h. closed al sbs
Novem 81 siItetsik, close At sI5sYi
Corn-opened easy, sold off &c for near ia
lures, rallied Nc, and closed steady at heet
under Saturday. Cash, Az; August i2Itegias
l9ta i3S; October t2ai2A, closed at Az; No
yember ss'(Ge39H, closed al SyA@S9b
AFrKKSoos BOARD.
Al the afternoon board wheat was e shad
easier gndIhc lower
corn-slvAdy andA higher
Live stock.
CHICAGO, August fL-The DrOyeTs JonrnA
rep1rtS cattle receipts aa0Q market stronger
shipping steers D6e6 90. stockers and feed
ers 7S6S %; cows bulls aud mixed Coz
3 IS, through Texas cattle sieadicr at 2 bo9a q
western rangers stronger half-breeds uos
1 ~; cows zoos rs
Hogs -Bopeipls a. 600 market slow and X
: lower al l29l ".
sheep Receipts 1000 market weak; native
2 00a 100. western 2 COOS 90 Texans 75he3O'
The DroyeTs Journal special telegram fTor
Liverpool quotes American cattle ie highe
than last week aud Ike higher than two week
ago The supply - light best Amerir aus sci
lug at u cents dressed.
Wool.
wool-suong, with au prgenl demand an
light offerings,
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Whenever yon want TO haye fine
photograph taken, don't waste your
money on the cheap work of itinerant
aud inexperienced operators, but call
at w. ID. Jackson's and see for your-
self the fine specimens of work that
no is constantly issuing from his gal
lery, on Austin ayonuo.
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Some body was showed under yes
tcrday, but it was not the Bon Ton
beef market. 1t IL still doing bust
ness st the old stand, and will con-
tinue to do so long after all COMPETE
tors are laid under the star-iaccd
daisies.
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Plcated bosom are all the style in
shirts and we have the most exten-
sive variety in the city, come and look
at our 81 so pleated bosom shirt
Levine Bros.
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Prescriptions and family recipes are
now In order. Take them to w. l..
fuckers "Lion Drug Store" Will
have the best attention day or night
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The coldest aud best soda and min
oral waters, drawn from the largest
iouniain in the state, at w. A. Will
Hanson u Co.'s drug store, Fourth
and Austin, opposite MpClelland
hotel.
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The finest assortment of boys knee
pants ever brought to this city, and
only IS cents, 800 aud 1925, al
Levine Bros.
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You can buy six pounds of Ar
buckles and Lcyering's roasted coffee
for one dollar Mt VIM. a. Miller's, cor
uer Austin and Sixth streets.
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Deane has dressing rooms nicely
fitted up for The convenience of his
customers who desire photos IN fancy
costumes, etc.
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TO buy the purest, best and freshest
drugs for the least money go to Cas-
ties & Morrison's old corner drug
store.
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Every photo taken at Deane's studio
is finished in the finest style posi-
BILE.
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London brown il the new color in
stiff hats which VIC are showing this
season Levine Bros.
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TERMS OF SALE:

Amounts under 500 cash Amounts exceed
ing slU0 ana under 500, one, half cash, bal
ance In one and two years.
Interest o deferred payments at s Per cent
per annum. with vendors lien reserved TO Sc.
cure notes.
IN September 2 returning at close OF sale
Parties from all points sotuh of Temple vii
take regular train on Tuesday, september l.
ieAv ing Galveston at $40 a, m; those north OF
Temple Will take the regular train on Tues
day, leaving Fort Worth u SR m.
Hnlffatc from all stat ons, which will be re
funded TO parties pu chasing lots To tht
amount of sl00
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Protection In the +. d. a. secured
tcost based on mortality.
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Photographs, cabinets, yignette and
carte dc visit of the finest kind, al
Deane's, 5l2 Austin avenue.
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Boys, knee are still offered by us al
81 81 25 aud $3.50. Levine Bros.
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Big line of boys knee pants at 75c,
81 and Sl.2b, At N. Lewine Bros.
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Let all Texans vie with each other
in building state institution. n, u A
best in the world.
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va No'NhH
Recorder Brinkerhoh imposed the
following fines yesterday: Henry
Baker and Jim Green drunk, So; viii
Erwin, same oilcuse, $3.50.
A TELEPHONE CALL.
Mr.. II. Fenby, travelling auditor OF
the NJ. i. railway. tolephoned Mr.
Geo. IL. Woodruff yesterday morning
that he wanted TO see him at the de-
pot. Mr.. w. went down there aud
Mr.. u. said he wished to have set
tlemcnt with him. After few words
passed between the gentlemen Mr.. w.
let drive his fist and struck Mr.. II.
severe blow In the face, aud then re-
peatcd the lick again, before Mr.. w.
could get in more work other gentle
men in the Office pulled him away.
Mr.. Woodruff was formerly the agent
of the NJ. Z. railway AT this place, and
he says IL was through the Mr.. F's
false reports that he was ousted. Mr..
w. went before Justice ID wis, plead
guilty TO an assault, and paid fine of
50. Thus the fun ended in few
minutes aud all was calm and serene
again about the depot. II Is said by
parties who know, that further devcl-
opments win open up IN lew days.
SOUND SLEEPER.
Sunday morning Frank jenkins,
colored, went 10 sleep in the Narrow
Gauge depot, and while he was sleep
Ing aud dreaming of n train
running in on time two, gentle
men IRON Missouri, whose names
are w. u. aud u. l.. Fullright
cut his pocket open and took $40
therefrom This happened about b
O'Clock, and at 4 O'Clock Constable
Lee jenkins had both men In Jail. lie
caught them while they were at
tempting to cross the Missouri Pa
cilic bridge across the Brazos. They
were locked up in the county jail
WORK or A BEER BOTTLE.
"Murder "PollccF "Mr Jenkinsl'
"Mr. Harris" yelled Uncle John
Claiborne, on South First street, sun
day night at o'clock. Mr.. San
Whaley bucklcd on his revolver Al
the Jail and ran to Uncle Johns as
sistanoc. lie found him bleeding
proiuscly from u cut in the back o.
his head. lie told Mr.. Whaley
that he had been ghot by
his son-in.law, Albert Slaughter
This same Albert married I'm
Gle Johns daughter nearly three
years ago, and since that time he ha
proved TO be n drawback TO the fami
ly. lie Is too lazy to work, and "
often IN trouble. Mr. Darwin ha
Just got through with Albert and h
came back to Oncle Johns house, I,
see his wife, when some words passe,
between the two mon. Albert pickle,
up beer bottle aud let drive at tn
old mans head. II went true. TO IL
mark aud when IL collided with tn
"knop there was sound that awok
"Sand Town" from an unusual quie
reyerie. ltmade such Il report tina
Uncle John thought 1t was n pistol fro
and that ~ why he told Mr.. Whale
he was shot. Albert pulled HI
freight for parts unknown, but h
can't stay away from Waco, aud til
! officers will have him In II few day
Unclo John made complaint sgsin'
al yesterday evening and said b
"knowed whHr dat niger was, and h
,, was gwine to have him iotch back
) Waco aud then send him TO Darwin
. farm again"
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fuckers

IMMIGRATION,
ss. become justly the most popular iron tonic
,o,, in use. whyY because It's better suited
"a, every case of infeebleness from any cause
10Th old and young. Many physicians en-
Sor.e and prescribe it, and their ties timony is
mai the very best satisfac tiu is given es-
naclnny so IN women and children. Don't
III 10 try abottle. Price sl.00
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@Ho-uo" cigars at Castles 4 Morri
sons.
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

Waco, Texas, August si.--Markct weak
al Receipts yesterday. is bales total to date,
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New aOcesslons just received at the
Academy OF Art.
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Exports this week Great Britain, 24i9
France, O. Continent lioo stock At United
States ports this day. iSe57i this day las, yeai,
i26,s7G.
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GALvRsros. August Si.-Futures opened and
ruled dun. closing dull, generally to 5
points lower.
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Husband, join the Texas Bcnevo
lent association Immediately.
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.

GALVESTON. August si.--rhe following Is
a comparative statement OF cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day ami the same date
last year;
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spEIGnr STREET Nun moLE.

The most "noted" cigarette Is the
old reliable Opera Puff.
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.


GALVESTON. August sl,-spot closed steady.
and unchanged.
Gross receipts, 6l7; Sales, 3ll; Exports, o.
rail shipments go stock 2SiG.
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NEW oRLgAss. August 81 Futures closed
steady, points higher.
Sales, 1880 bales.
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nkw YORK rurURks.
kKw YoRK. August 3l.-futures closed
dull and easy.
Sales 81. 40
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
steady | point higher.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW yoRV spoTs-EIgHr REPORT.
NKw YoRK. August Si-Spot cotton close
ennN mud nnnh anrnn
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For maps aud further information, Address
THOS. w. JACKSON,
LAND AGENT,
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway,
Galveston, Texas,
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CRIMES RECORD.
Assaults Robbery, burglary aud Min.
or Affairs.
CITY COURT,

Recorder Brinkerhoh imposed the
following fines yesterday: Henry
Baker and Jim Green drunk. So; viii
Erwin, same oilouse, So 80.
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Security iudemnliyiu the t. D. A
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
NEW oRLsAss sror-.

NEW onLHAss. August Sl.-spot cotton
closed steady, quotations UNCHANGED.
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wool-suong. with au prgenl demand and
II ght offerings,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of LafOurche.
Simon abraham rs. No. 2OO4, Leh.
man Meyer.

Take notice that acting under an order of
seizure and sale emanating from the above
entitled Court in the above entitled and mum
bered case. l have seized and will of
er for sale, at public auction, pur-
suant to law, to the last and highest bidder.
ut the Court House, in the Town of Thibo.
daux. on Saturday, the 18th day of January.
1889, between the hours OF IL O'clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
property. tO-wit.
gar plantation situated in this Parish and
North Of the Town of Thibolaux at about
seven miles there from in the Chackbay settle
,nent near Grand Bayou and gcnerallyknown
by the name Of "CleOna" plantation contain
ing about seven Hundred and twenty ono
acres, more or less in superiries. Bounded
North by land OF FRANCOIS and Louis Rodrigue
and the public road West by lands Of Jean
Is. Iaussin South by lands formerly belong-
ing to Caiilouet Bros, and East by lands Of
Emile Ordogne. Together with all the build
lngs and improvements thereon or in aLy
way appertaining, such Us dwelling houses
sugar house. null and engine. also, one stub
Die digger, one huke, five MYRTLE plo VS.. sew
en- small plows, ten empty h~ogsheads, one
corn planter, two PAIR cart wheels, one four
morse plow, two wagons, one OK cart, one lot
OF wood, about three hundred cords, one lot
of slaves and one lot Of pickets.
TERMS and conditions Of sale cash on the
spot IL United States treasury notes. to nav
principal, interest andcOsts, in the above suit.
December 18th, 1891.
ThEJpHILE THIBODACX,
Sheriff.
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Trema1ne'S Grand Art Entertain.
m0nt.

Thibodaux Fire Go. Ne. l, and
Home Hook and Ladder 20. No. 1,
have arranged with M. Trema,ne
for a course Of his famous Art En-
tertainments for the benefit sf their
fund.
The course will begin Monday
night, the 18th inst, aud continue
six nights, in Firemen Hall.
The Capitolian Advocate, in speak
ing Of Mr.. Tremaiue, says:
"A large and intelligent audience
Tiled Pixies hall Wednesday night,
to witness an exhibition of Mr..
Iremaine's splendid sun pictures.
Tie entertained them with interest
ing views at the National Capital,
including the Capitol, the White
House, and other government build
Jugs. From there he took his audi
ence to Philadelphia where they
we're shown Independence Hall and
the old liberty bell. Theey were
next shown some OF the principal
streets in that busy hive ut humani
~, Chicago, where every body aud
everything seemed to be moving
with lite and vigor. From there
they passed to New York aud saw
interesting points in the city ut
New York aud other principal cit
les in that State. His views of n,
agara falls, the bridgeand ice scenes
were very fine. From New York
he carried his audience on board a
ship, to sea aud landed them safely
in London. After showing them
the castle Ofthe ancient Kings Ut
Britain, the home Of Queen Victoria
apd various other scenes of interes:
he closed with a very perfect display
Ut statuary, some OF which are
really grand.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Oth Judicial District Court, Parish
of L.afOurche.
Herman and GrOssman IS. No. 2O1O
Mdrcellm Gui0rOz.

Take Notice that acting under an order Of
seizure and sale emanating from the above
entitled Court IN the above entitled and
numbered suit l have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction. pursuant to law to
the last and highest bi1der at the Court
House in the Town of T%hibodaux on Satur-
day the eth day of February, 1885, between
the hours of II A NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. the
following described property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the Par
ish of Lafourche on the right bank descending
OF Bayou Lafourche at about thirty miles be-
low the town of ThibOdaux measuring one ar
pent more or less front by 4Olarpents in depth
bounded above by land Of Henry Faucheux
and below by land Of Firmin Barrios togeth-
or with all the buildings aud improvements
thereon land ill the rights ways privileges
and se,vitudes thereto belonging.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot in United States treasury notes, Ito pay
principal, interests and costs Of the above
srit.
January 3rd, 1885.
THEOPH1LE THIBODAUx.
81. Sheriff.
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The recent vote of the House on
the Hiscock bill to reduce the inter
nal revenue tax 935, 600, 600, indi
Gates that our Sugar planters have
small cause to rejoice over the "fa
nous victory" scored, partly BY
their assistance, last November.
Free Trader Representative OtNe,l,
Of Missouri, denounced the bill al
a scheme of sugar men to cnt down
the revenue to save the tariff on su
gar, and l28 members of the House
voted with him. This ia the first
response from Congress in recogni
ton Of the steadfast fealty of Louis
lana to the partv that controls the
House, and shows the friends OF
Sugar in a hopeless minority in
that body.-City Item
Well the sugar interest is in a
minority it has no thanks to the
Republican Party for keeping that
minority small. 1t is the Republ,
cans who are striving to force the
Reciprocity treaties through aud
put Sugar on the Free List. What
few friends the sugar industry has
III Congress are Democrats.
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On New Years night so,nethin o

On New Years night somethin e
new in the way of a ball was given
in Firemen's Hall. It was styled
"The Phantom Ball. in which a
number of ladies aud gentlemen
were dressed in white in such a
manner as to resemble phantoms.
but when they gave one a New
Years shake, they resembled f esh
and blood very much.
In u respect they resembled
Chinese upper tendon, as one
could not distinguish the sexes, and
was as liable 10 select for a partner
l" the lancers, an uncouth, rough
man, as II Sc nile, loving aud devo
ted girl.
The music was good, aud the af
fair proved TO be a pleasant ont,
not only tor the participants but
also for the spectators.
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At the last meeting of December OF
that excellent organization St.
Charles Branch 1856 Catholic
knights of America, the election Of
officers was held with the following
result:
Spiritual Director, Very Rev., c.
NJ. Me"ard; President, E. A. O'Sul
livan; Vice President, Thomas A.
Badeaux, Recording Secretary, L.
T. Caillouet; Financial Secretary,
Rightor Lagarde Treasurer, j.
Louis Aucoin /; Sergeant at arms,
Octave j: Legendre Sentinel Ed
gar Riviere ; Trustee, Ozeme Ma
quin. Delegate to the State Couu
Gil, Thomas A Badeaux.
This organization numbers al
ready thirty.four members Oh its
roll, with four applications pending.
The qualifications for membership
consist simply in being over IS and
under fifty.five years OF age, a prac
tical Catholic aud in sound bodily
health. In case of death, two thou
sand dollars are paid to the heirs
of the deceased member. All who
are eligible to membership should
take immediate step to enroll them
selves in this order, and thus pro
Vide, in the contingency of death,
for those they love.
Full particulars, as we'll as blank
applications will be furnished by
Judge L. p. Caillouet, Recording
Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-10

1t costs this Parish from $4,000
to $4,000 per month to board pris
oners confined in the Parish prison.
With such enormous premiums
paid to board jail-birds is it strange
that the Police Jury has no means
OF making improvements that are
sorely needed. These fees are
forced upon us and there is no
means to avoid the payment, no
matter what may happen.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending Jan. 9, 1885.

STRANGERS ROTEL.-Lucien Landry,
J. Delaune. Assumption Miss EuIalie Ian.
dry. Thomas Theriot. Ascension. Louis Bar.
row and wife. Berwick city Lovency Hebert
delphia e. Gonzales and family. Louis L..
vign:. Latourche: Col. Louis Bush, Gen. f.
7. Nichols, i. Swartz. II. b. Simms. t:has.
n. Thompson. F ID Ogden, G Hart.N o; +. II.
Anderson. San Francisco +. Pellegrin. Min
nesota A. Landry aud wife, Morgan City
Bazile Landry. ST. Mary Geo. X. Tremainc
and wife. New York o.. l.. Lyttle and wife,
Nashville.