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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
Gin Geiteritif fer bes beuti6en 3aiiers

uirb pou einem Maitinbiiden 9latts err
sabIt: &Dnis 6umbert batte6en Otuifonss
general DriqIst, etiten uburdaus nod Mi4t
alien Ssrrn", gum Gbuenabiutanten unfesss
Meaar5sn bsfsut, iueIbsr pflibtsenIdB an
Der Seite bss Sari fen 81 wstIst bat. Gm
Gage ROT Der &euue beSab f9 nun Der
&aiier mad benz ga,ups @sntocele, nm
bort tas Yarabetsrrain porbsr IN Iusens
i6sin gu nsbmsa. lrnweit bes antiten
Sburmes beitiss bsr Ro uar9 ben prd9tiser
v@oIbfn9s". auf usldem ct as8baIb i'm
i9drfiten 9alopp babinIpreste, obne auf
sinise brsits 9rdbeu Slid fidt 81 ns5men,
bic i'm Don benz Certain trenntex. Ser
Ronard par 70 eifris BEL ter Code, baB
er gar ni5t mertte, ME er i:iner @ensrals
abiutanten idon LANCE ps rloren batts.
Bel Der Rldtebr aber fieIte ii5 beraus,
baB bas vYfsrb" bss Generals ui6t aber
bic @rdbsn ssuoIt bate. Su Rom wtrb
bas Snterms3so pisI bsla9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
I'm Stem g)orf purten am Sonntas cine

game Weuse Yerionsn pssen 8ertbsiluns
BON 3eitunssn nit auSefrt9enen artitsln
an &irtsdnser uerbaftet, aber idmmtltd
pom ben BoIi3eiri9tern entlaiien. IS parsn
meiit aussabsn Der ,GatbOItc Nsps" NIT
einem vguif" fir Seuitt uno Der r@atbo:
lie 0orlb" NIT etnsm vYuff" tir 5usb
@ranb. Cine 70 srohe llnueri4dntbsit
he gornabms Der 8erbaftuns uar, 70 TT ss
bod ausrbiuss cine ebsnio sroBe nnpsrs
i9amtbeit, bic Burger NIT Der leibisen
goIitit aud nod Bis an bic Gbtre ibrsr I'm:
badtsffGtten Al perfolgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
Soriidtia n%ufgenommener Sober.

v8as bebeuttru benu bic 3abIen, wsI9s
sic In ben Sanb ''9rsiben, mein sndbises
SrduIein2 2" - ,Ois Summe meiner Wiits
gift, Serr 9ieutsnantl" uab! Boatsn
sic ni9t Sbrsr Site be Krone auflsssn
unb bas Warts obsr Gbal:rsSet9sn anfi'
gen - cine lnsenauisteit in bisisr anSss
lesenbeit t0mnte gu ben trauriaitsn ent'
fibren.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
AGrfet Spas uno grnf.
Nls f;ejsr Saae cine Dame bic bslsbte

als tieier Sage eins Dame bic bsIsbte
5risbri9tsitraBe aus SierIon eutIans stns.
~rieislts bas Sdsemebl, womit bic
S9One bic 2isrbe ibrsr Sebrisite aus
gsfiM bate. Ian9fGm aber fetis bsrnieber
70 bas Elm Sassmstlfreifen tlar uno beuts
lid ben @ss beseiSnete, ben bas 6rdulein
senor,msn. Oes S9itials Eide iebo9
sing nod meter anb Iieb subIi5 iosar
Bic gouruiire feIbii tur Gtbe sIeiteu. Gin
sbrIi5er iunser Rann na5m ben Sunb an
i1. &aum par iie btuter Der Saustbire
peri5punben, ba tliuselt es unt er Ibers
rsi1te ibr tas oerlorene Seri5Ouerun9s:
fidt. Gin Nufi9rsi unb c5ne Sani
log Die Gsire ms SdloB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
Veniiousbilouna.

Die iunse Sausfraa, bic ibre vSidsns
tentnilie" i'm f~sinsren Yeniionat srporbsn,
gum Mdb4sn: v9ouiie, u,sin Wann unb
i'd ssbsn fosIsi9 aus = in elmer Stunbs
ftnb MIR turiid. BIS babtn fsbsn Sis
feds gter, issen Sic bisieIbsn aber sIsi9
auf's 5euer. bamit fs re9t wsid to9sn.
0te gisr brinssn sic uns, bic Supps bas
pom t6nnen Sic fur ii@ bsbaIten, bann bas
ben Ste aud stpas Rrdftisssl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
9lu8 her Shule.

5rauIsin (usIds tn sinsm 5Isii5srIabsH
3uiiebt, wie Der i9pissnbs Wsiifer NIT ieis
men i9wisenbsn @eielen 0uritssbdds
ma9): sd bate gar ni5t seslaubt,
baB bic WurffabritatiOn 70 militant 1T!
= Wsifsr: vgi ia frsiIi9, SrauIsin9s,
Is bos mibiam !; ba friBt gar Wan5sr In
isi'm llnpsritanb bic i9Oni9I Wori9tI'
'nsin unb weiB nit, ME pieI S9wsiBtrOpps
pou unier Gin brinne finb /"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
Mus BEN &ajernenbot.

llntsroff3ier: rS9oIs, srinien sic
niSt INNER fort, aIs ob in ibrsm S9dbsI
Elm N~fisntbsatsr etablirt wirs! Der
SoIbat muB i'm Dienit 70 srnit ausisbsn,
pie siu tirtii9er Rir9bof!@ - llntsroffis
,ier; rWdasr, isben sic man ia mid
NAL in tn ben 3ooIos'i5sn @artsn, ionit
febt ssSSbnsn bas ole &biuoesrors, unb re-
tIamirt Sic ais unisratbsnss 9Iieo Der
SSamiIie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
Einbtritanoen.

Triebri5 VI, Rurfirit gu 9eiosISsrs,
iaate einmaI i'm l1npiasn gu einem Sof'
unb S9aItsnarren, benz ioaenanntsn BRIT
iden:Yeter: ,@robian. Ou nlaBt mir
ben Sof rdumen." - y8obl", rief Sener,
IaBt mid Bel Der Silbertammer ~antan9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20

Sn Solse elmer itarten Grtdttuns sos
i'd mir r5sumatii5s S6mer3en I'M &iden
unb ben @lisbera ;u. Se9s @onate lit
i'd bic Beftisitsn S4ma3en, bod ct. Sos
tobs Stl betlte mid IN tur5er 9eit. - as
lob SdaIts, Supaert, Sus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20

Gin beitiges 9eberlsioeu pIasts mid
felt Iinserer Seit uno erit Or. ausuit R6s
nis's Samburser Eropfen bsfreitsn mid
uOn bisiem unanssuebmen Hsibsn uoliidns
big. - 5einri1 Stimmer, Detroit, Ni9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20

ga seehanieu in Sranosnburs purbe
cine Srau, weIde sinsm Brautpaare babur5
einen 0fisutli9en S9impf susefist battle,
baS ie bsmieIben auf benz Sang mad Der
&ir5e ben Bss nit 5dtisI beitreute, gu
Scei Wonaten 9efdnsniB perurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
Gin aroBer psibIi5sr Yantber nit brsi

Yin Qr0Ber petblt9er Yantber NIT bret
Suussn 1T wiebsrboIt In Der Sbapasunts
&stts spii6er port Serbs unb @reenpiae
In Orange County tn Nsp BORT ssieben
unb ssbSrt worben. Gin Waun Namens
gOparb @eBner, Der auf bic 8sitisn traf
unb aaf fe i9oB, sIaubte bic aIts psrmunbet
~ baben, ba fi4 na4ber Blutipursn fanbsn.
ST magic absr ni@t bis gsitien gu usrfOI'
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20

Wtr pubIittrsn aud bic gsriammIunssn
Der anberen Iursmburssr 8sreine IN ben
Der. Staaten, penn man uns bic n6tbtssn
Gnsaben mtttbeiIt. 0ie .dIteiten 0ereine
fpyrules psran.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-20
YGiammlnnsen ber2urembHrger YereiSs
1ubua1te suremburaer Yerein.

(Gesriuoet 1887
8eriammluussloeaI Seebs Sale.
Seit Der rsselmdBissn gsriarmlunsen balb
aht llbr abenos am eriten Tonuertaa in
ieSem jnsiten Wonat.
Sir 1888, ben 4. Sanuar, generaIueriammluns.
1. NGr;.
3. Wai.
5. Ssuli.
6. September.
/. Nopember, geamtenwabl.
rs. Conner, SraFbent.
8. y. @Iosen, Setrstdr.
Suremburser unterfiisunsS,Yerei
tn Chicago (NorSSeite).
Seriammluu9eu
am eriten Sonntas i'm gpril, b. 8. neil Otsru
aui ben Tag fdat, am s. april
Vim eriten Sonnta9 I'M SSuli.
Dim eriteu Sonnta9 i'm October, geamtsnpabl.
am eriten Sounta9 i'm Sauuar, GiuisSuu9 Der
Hellen Eeanten.
y. 8eiter, graibent.
SB. Yrof, Sstrstdr.
Oct
Surembur8er ttnterffaBunss,0eretn
bon yitp Yort NIB Sruoilpa.
.periammelt Ii6 ben piertsn Gouutaq els
mes ieoeu ROnats, 4 ubr Na6mittaSs, in
SaeO6 aluess Subertus SGger Sale,
Oil RontrOie Iusnus,
;pii5su SumbolSt Ctr. II. guibpit glpeuue,
SroofIDn, E. D.
RS. 2hmitt, GraRbsut.
Sohn 3. Blum, esrstar.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21
The Tomb OF the Vanderbilts.

One Of the main points OF interest to
sigltsetrs on Staten Island is the mag
niticent mausoleum of the Vanderbilt
family at the MOravian cemetery.
The structure itself cost over $20o,O
and it is expected that before the plans
for the beautifying of the grounds sur
rounding it are completed that $70, 900
more will be spent. That at least, is
the calculation of Mr.. Richard M. Hunt.
the architect, who has charge OF tile
work. The plot Of ground is several
acres in extent. During the past few
months Il number of workmen have
been engaged in building a great stone
wall around it. The wall varies con-
siderably i'll height i'll some places, be-
ing only five or six feet, gradually in
ereasing until the entrance is reached,
where it is more than twenty feet high.
The entrance Will be through an arch
ed gateway of very imposing appear
sllCt. W ltiin tIc SIOuHetS Two GcfeS
of trees have been cnt down to make
way for the great plaza which is to be
made in front of the tomb itself. An
immense amount of grading has already
been done, and winding road is be-
ing constructed from the cemetery
proper. Mr.. Olmstead is to superin-
tend the laying out of the grounds,
which are TO be tastefully adorned
with shrubbery and young trees. 1t is
expected that the work will all be
completed by December The maui
soleum is of Lockport limestone, with
an outer wall Of granite distance of
eighteen inches all the way round, the
object of the outer wall being to secure
perfect dryness. Architect Hunt is
enthusiastic over the grand view to be
obtained from the top Of the tomb.
The lower bay, Cooney Island, Sandy
Hook and the jersey coast are dis
tinctly visible. and make pleasing
panorama to the ey e.-New York Ieie-
gram.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21
Power of a. Windmill.

One of the largest wind motors i'll eN
istence is used for driving Touring ma
chinery at Great Yarmouth, England.
1t has four sails which are forty feet
nine inches long by Twelve feet six
inches wide. and extended 100 feet
from point to point. Eish wind OF
twenty five miles ;n hour. the wind
mill has tifty-five horse power, and
will easily make 120 barrels of -four in
twenty four hours. The building con-
tanning the Touring apparatus and sup
porting the motor is Of eleven stories,
stands ninety-nine feet above fOunda-
ton, and is thirty five feet in diameter
at the base. and sixteen at the top
Arkansaw Tracslsr.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Doughnuts,-Three eggs, one cup Of
sugar.. one pint of new milk, salt, nut
meg. and -four, enough to permit the
spoon to stand upright in the mixture,
add two teaspoonsful of baking pow
der and beat until very light drop
by the dessert spoonful into the boil
ing lard.
Flies.-Flies may soon be disposed
Of without the use of poison. Take
half teaspoonful Of black pepper in
powder, one teaspoonful of brown
sugar, and one teaspoonful of cream.
Mix them well together and place
them in Il room on a plate. where flies
are troublesome and they will soon
disappear.
Home Made Crackers.-Beat two.
eggs very lightly, white and yolk to-
gethcr >ift into them Il quart of flour,
teaspoonfnl of salt add teaspoon,
fnl each Of butter and lard, and nearly
il t,lmhlerful of milk work all thor
| oughly together take fourth OF the.
dough ut the time and roll out
half us thick rs a milk cracker. cut
i'll small rounds, and bake quickly to.
Il light brown.
Rice Pudding.-Into one cupful Of
,ice. (washed and cooked It'd soft
stir the yolks of four eggs, fiye- large
spoonsful of sugar, one teaspoOptul OF
salt, and one teaspoonful of semon fla
voring bake twenty minutes. 1t will
come out a golden yellow. Now
whisk to stiff froth she whites OF
the tour eggs, add four teaspoonsful of
powdered sugar, and one teaspOOnful
Of vanilla flavoring: spread this over
the yellow pudding. return to the
oven, and brown delicately. This is
Il very showy rs well as toothsome
dish.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21
NO. 3S.
American Tools Abroad.

Our American contemporaries have
every cause to be surprised at the as
tonishing fact that thousands of tons
of scrap iron are every year taken t"
the United States and there converted
into the simplest of American manu-
factures. the sad and laundry iron.
and then exported back at no small
profit. There is no one conner of
Europe where American small cast
hardware is not for sale. The tool
makers and machinists of Europe
such as krurp. OF Germany Whit
worth 4 Armstrong, of london and
Hotchki>>. of France. with their vast
resources unable to nr0duce 4
monkey or aSscrpw wrench equal to
the American wrenches, and eoalse-
quently they have to import these
tools frem the States. 1t is, stated
that there are no less, than, $4,000
dozens of them eXpoTtetl to. Europe
alone every wear. 1t is interesting to
note that Charles Moncky. the. inven-
tor of this sclew-bar wrench, received
only $4,000 for his patent and is now
living at Williamsburg. Brooklyn. III
a small cottage bougl.tI from the pro-
ceeds OF this sale. In the matter Of
the common pockgt lockwood ] rules,
also, the American manufacturers SO
far excel all others that, if not Euro
pean nations. certainly all nations
outside OF Europe are supplied from
America. The manufacturers there
print on the rulc whatever system OF
measurement is followed by the eOlln-
try for which the goods are intended.
American augers aud augerEiss are
used the world over, no other nation
being able to compete. Ike Amerl-
cans, with such facts before them. may
we'll be prou.ls of their manufactures.
-Lordon IRON.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21
THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1885,

81 know he's rather old fogyish in
his accounts, our old bOokkeeper, Ga
briel-still, we have always been able
to rely upon him-ah l was sure of
it, he exclaimed joyfully: ''here it is
on the very last credit page"
''Gave a day laborer's crippled child
Il top-commonly called humming
top-and with great kindness and gen
tleness showed the boy how to spin it.
With almost youthful easerness St
Peter seized his red pencil and drew IL
broad line through the whole long list
of sins and Offenses. and the next mo-
ment the count, clasping the child's
hand, entered the kindom of heaven
Translated from the German by Blanche
Wills Homa,W
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21
The gold held by the treasury i'll its

The gold held by the treasury in its
vaults at Washington weighs J19 tons.
if packed In ordinary carts. one ton to
each cart i. would make il procession
two miles long, allowing twenty feet
of space for the movement of each
horse ul.., cart. The silver in the same
vaults weighs 1896 tons. Measuring
it in carts, Us in the case of the gold, it
would require the services of 1896
horses and carts to transport it and
would make Il procession twenty lone
miles in length.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21

America Big Four: Prince of Wales
Mamma. allow me to present you to
Mr.. Blaine of America.
Victoria-l'appy to meet him.
'.Anl this is Mr.. Could
''Glad to see you, SIR
''And this is Buffalo Bill"
81 have had the honor of meeting
Buffalo Bill before, my son, but what
means this omission Where is John
l.. Sullivan ?"
Gle wouldn't come."-Umaha World
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21

disappointment: Bobby Ito young
Mr.. Featherly) )-''I heard Clara tell ma
that she was disappointed, because You
didn't call last Sunday night
Young Featherly lin Il tremulous
whisr cry )-'I say. Bobby. did your sis
ter say how disappointed she was.s'
Bobby (thonghtfullyl-sI am trying
to think-yes, she said she was agree
ably disappointed
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21
THE HUMMING TOP.

had in no respect diminished his pride
and aristocratic elegance of bearing.
Attired in Il gold embroidered coat.
such rs men of his distinction are apt
to wear when lying in funereal state.
he started off on the direct road to
heaven.
Marching along ut brisk pace, he
presently overlook and passed il little
group, consisting of three most wretch
ed beings-a white haired, palsied old
pauper woman. Il youth, from whose
neck still dangled the halter which he
had brought with him from the closing
scene of his life drama, and poor lit
tie hump backed cousumptive boy, 5
OF 6 years old, who, from time to time,
glanced lovingly at toy clasped close
in his hand.
Count Geierflug arrived ut the gates
of Heaven, and politely addressed st.
Peter:
''Pardon me-" he began, 81 would
merely beg to inquire"-
But the former apostle and present
keeper of the celestial gates interrupt
ed him sternly:
''It's not your turn. The three be-
hind there, whom you passed on the
road, come first.
.'Before me am Count Geierflug.
the prime minister. | have the title OF
cxcellency, am knight Of irnumerable
orders, member OF various learned So
cieties-and"-
"Up here we recognize neither
knight nor scholar
''Yet Your reverence was kind OF
knight yourself. and welded Il dasliing
blade in the affair with Malchus."
Peter silently regarded the smiling
speaker.
''And your reverence was also a qua
81 schOlar-or author-or
"On earth VA, only poor fisher
man,
".And yet conf .ued the count, with
profound bow, ''your reverence S
Epistles are even more celebrated than
the world renowned letter of Nine. de
Sevigne."
Again Peter surveyed the tlatterel
in utter silence, but with so penetra-
ting a gaze that the false cOurtier's
eyes dropped beneath it.
In the meantime, the three pilgrims
had arrived.
No sooner did Saint Peter see the
boys innocent face and crippled body
than he said kindly:
"Run in, little one. This is the
right place for yOn."
The apostle then turned to a thick
book upon which, in golden letters,
stood Ledger
'What is your lame p he asked
the old woman.
"Brigitte Stegm;,ielin. if you please,
holy Saint Peter" she replied, with /,
courtesy.
.sPrecisely Stegmaeirin,'
replied Saint Peter, poring over his
ledger. Then in grumbling tone, he
continued: "pebit HAS bitter
bad tongue Of her OWN While
charged to her credit 'Sl,e is wretch
edly poor"
Poor" cried the old crone weeping
and tlinging up her arms 'God is my
witness that is true +; and the holy
I Saint Peter himself knows that power
ty is a gnawins pain.
well, well," said the apostle gen
tly ''gO in granny, on IN. In there
there is no more poverty or pain"
The young man with Il halter aroun,
his neck now stepped forward.
"Your name - demanded Sain
Peter.
"Veit kratzyrn.
"Stole gold bracelet" read TIL
apostle, with a frown.
"Item: A purse full of money.
"Item The contents of the contri
button box of st. James church"
! St. Peter scswled tiercely at tn
youth, who shook like a leaf in tn
blast.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-21

And. Pub. Acct $50. Is. Steele OF Unlon.
a,ote Treasurer, E. A. Burke. of Orleans. ,
Attorney General. .... M. ]. Cunningham.
of Natchltoches
suut. of Pub. Ed, w. Easton, of Orleans.
o. S. SENATORS.
Jas B. Eustis. ...... of Orleans.
RI. Gibson, !s.-....-...o .of orleans
JUpGEs SUPEEME CorRT.
Chief Justice: Edw. Bermndez, of Orleans.
Associate F.P. Poche. of st. James
"a c. f. Fenner, of Orleans.
R. B. Todd, of Webster
LIB. Watkins, Red River
CpcUrr CovRr OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
E w. Blake .-.....of Lafonrche'
II. D. Smith .............--.o of st. Mary.
CONGRESSMAN. 3rd Congressional Dist.
Ell. Gay. --......------o1 OF loer'iiie'
DIST JUDGES. Goth. Jnd Dist
Taylor Beattie.. .......A. F. Knobloch.
Dist Attorney. E. A. O'Sullivan.
PArI II OFFICERS.
Representatives. es:......-....H II. N. Coulon.
:" ..---...Dr. VIM. Harang
Clerk of Court w. Knobloch
Sheriff ff...... .Theophile Thibodanx.
Printer and Treasurer. ....... +. Samoan
Assessor. John NJ. Walsh,
Returning Officer .......... w. c. Ragan,
Police JURORS. -.
President, Fl. N. Coulon, Jno. S. Seely
Z T Grisamore. Sosthene Fo!se, NJ. De-
laune, L. Cherami. James Moran, Hamil
ton Ayo. Chas. S. Mathews and l.. Krae
mer Clerk Police Jury, Alfred Engeran.
RoAp AND LEvEE INSPECTIONS.
District No. l.----- 10. j Sewn
No. 2 ............Jas as. A. Hargis
No. James Moran
No .. -. -. Alidor Pitre
Ne 5 .--....J. Eugene Conlon
No .Telesphore Rodrgues
NO. ....DS diii A'""' oooi'
No. : ...... -. Lubin Bergeron
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
District No. l-E. V. Morvant. J Il. Mire,
J. E. Cou!on.
District No 2-Ozeme Naquin, j c. Braud.
John McCulla.
District No. :,-Sosthene Folse. L. J. Call
louet Evelien Bourgeois.
District No Al. A. Claudet, O Toups
r. Savoie.
District Ne 81. A. Trosclair, S. Nor
want. Drozin Cancieme.
District No. 6-U. Prcstenbach. o. Lepine.
Capt Hotard.
District Nc. - Chas. S. Mathews, r. Fo-
re-: Hamilton Ayo.
District No. >-James Moran, j. Foret.
T. Badeaux.
District No. 9-E. Cretini, V. Guedry.
T.. Savoie.
District No lo-Lnbin Bergeron, Leuffroy
Dasle, o. ThibodauS.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor, ]. ID. Moore. Councilnen, p. f..
Lorio I. T. Bergeron, Ed. Curtis, james
i Wright, T. y. Roth, James Cherault
treasurer, ...r. samoan.
Town Marshal. j. Auselet.
Asst, .......... Joseph Jones
Clerk Henry l.. BoudrrauX.
Pest Master ..........-.R II. Il. Mcbride.
DIRECTORS OF IuE SCHOOL BO I'D.
S. T. Gisamore. president: Thos. A.
Badeau, superintendent; w. IL. Raglan.
J. L. Aucon, l.. q. Curtis. j. NJ. Howell
A.J. Brau,.. Henry Riviere, Ernest Roger.
DREcroEs OF THIBoDAAuX BADGE Co.
I. D. Moore, president; II. w. Tabor
treasurer; T.. G. curtis, secretary; z. +.
Lorio, Andrew Price.
Posr IF Crs IN THE PALlsn.
Gheens. -; Guedry ---Cetini Ii;
fourche CLOSING, -; ockiort Gus
tave Abri'at Jr.; Malasay. {. .. Mic" as
Orange City,: Push, A. An.el"s
,Raceland. A;natleo I.ejeunc: ThibodanN
R.R. Mcbride.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
THIBODAUN BRANCH.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

c.vernor: S. D. McEnery, of Ouachital
1;eut. Gov Clay Knobloch. of LafourclR
c.c of State. Oscar Arroyo, of Plaquemines.
AID Pub. Acct o. b. Steele Of Union.
e,o+e Treasurer, E. A. Burke of Orleans.
Attorney General. --.. NJ. J. Cunningham.
of Natchltoches
cunt. of Pub. Ed. w. Easton, of Orleans.
o. S. SENATORS.
Jas B. Eustis.. ..-...of Orleans.
IL. Gibson, . s.-........of orleans.
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President, Fl. n. COulon, Jno. S. Seely
T Grisamnre Sosthene Fo!se, NJ. De-
hume, L. Cherami. James Moran. Hamil
ton Ayo. Chas S. Mathews and l.. Krae
mer Clerk Police Jury, Alfred Engeran.
RoAD AND LEvEE INspECTORs.