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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
The TreasurY statemeat

The August deb: stAsrmsag shsaa . n
crease u dsbs iass rash IN she IFsaaaT "a 10
sKiest Of ~ 50 sls daflug the neaih. ssaism
. redaesioa Of o. isI. s9s dausx talF m
Fsduesion Was mostly IN ths lssssesthtsfssg
dsbs las, mSatb, psmslg td.oo0 "a W "a
bond rsduesIoa. effected b. parehssss e@
plsssd darlaR shs moath. tLST0.ab5 sa "a
per ecnss and the rsmatndsf 10 tsf pr onA
TIE amount OF iEisfsst hsariag dsa h zee
si.0Cs. ~. sJA This iHeiu4es tas rata's
FaIsag boai1 uhich Wafs aot iaelstsi >
the sta,sasuls uader fosmn admsnantitzsi
a. sonssitaiiag tsriesly part o. rs nsiisaa
dobt. upoa The pginelpls shat thsaxa ~ ~
srumsui vas b9and 70 pay iaea sAs esa'
pauisa wsFs baand 20 rcpay Tbs xarrgamfsa
Dsdueilnx these bsads 70 bsips ~ siasf
msni 10 toe sans basis with shots fwmsss
made We hays t9t1 ait 90 a. sss psisslpsl Z
the national ul aside from o6ilxasi,as =
the ultimate Eatslacii9a ~ whieb ibs ~.
efamsnt holds Hen up9n The pp7mf 4
enrposatipaA
Notwithstanding The purchase u "a, % ~
OF bunds ~ a premium aFrrssipE agasN
Der eent, iruliablY. the net cash taihngs
TIE treasury Increased mosr tAaa ais
I MNNAFA hHN ANNNANs hNH NHNNN4 HflaAA -
6iAa.l August 81. against 6la1 gsAstl ~
b. Durinz August the gold pausd y ~
governments increased from SIPS &iS
/ e2l5. 8sst u8B-a gain ~ uearlY AlAvyA ~
| Tho silver dollars and hnlioa uweed e.
| from eis co.. SO 70 st475a. 8V4-a decrease 2
/ nearly AUlU,0QD. A. tho silver bal,en ~.
about the same Al thg snd Of The moaih = =
/ the hegianlus. and AZ TIE dollar c1iahzt
/ probably Has not lsia thaG 81 7pAgoo aafist
/ the month. this means 40 add tios 81 sogs'
/ tdID1, 900 10 the SEXUAL silver clrcaiah0a -
lng the monlh
Ths gold certificates already gutassndiss
Tell from el5i. psp, Tia 10 stgt. $50, api anfisa
The month. and the silver certificates ~
standiug rose from . ~, Bs ,BTe 70 s3lAe II
80. The deposits Ia national bsuk deP@
/ tories fell on only about e6J1, Dol, ase r.
main now csc, cot .2JS Ths lradc-doliaf Nv
Ion decreased from "a ts6. 2pt " $500
| y appeArA therefore, that the eoaFesice \
| this bullion Into 'standardi silver dollars
| stl proceeding Al a very slow pace, las y
| serve fund held fus the rcdsmptlua " eoss
OF uatlonAi bsuka failed, in iiquliatlon 81
reducing circulation decreased from t9lVis
| s8f 20 esT,6i4,655 This fund has bees y
| crossing for some time past Al one tlins
I exceeded 500, COO 600. The decrease IA, Y. :
CURED since tho redemption OF the last p Y Y
bonds subject 10 call, and u mosns thhl \, /.
| banks have not been surreBdgfinr cfea ,
! ton 80 rapidly since they parc UhllEea
give up called bonds aud either suncnys
circulation or buy other bonds 81 high pf's''
| --Chicd1a I9met
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wANrEp-A MODEL Bride.

Tho Curious Advertisement OF n
Wealthy BRvRrfsn for Wife
The following has been extracted from a
Munich journals
matrimonial II am the hereditary posses.
sor OF domain and newly built castle, altu.
Ated in beautiful part Of the Bavarlan for.
ests The castle, which has many aas apart
mcnts, Is surrounded with mountains, lovely
meadows and fields, through which rlyulsts
wind, woods for the hunt aud streams for
angling; u stands In a charming valley
wherein the town Of Cham, with it, many old
towers castles Of ancient knights, and ruins
OF the remotess ages, inspire the soul With
poeiical feelings.
"But however delightful the spot mar Be
70 those Who Judge OF rural life b. the fables
OK Virgil, Horace aud Dslllls, think n v.rv
melancholy 10 behold none bat nysslg IN M
nne rooms, aud 10 see uous but my own Der.
son reflected In my looking RlAsA hsyr
therefore, resolved to marry, like other Aim
piel0ns; and since u "a affirmed that mar
rlsRss are made In heaven, aud are bat l1t.
terry, TO see what heaven may have m az,
Tor me, aud what fair creature tie wheel of
fortune maj alloi mo With this Ia view i
submit my Views TO all young ladIss tbraugh
the medium Of the newspapsra
=, Iho one wish 10 marry must be bstween
~ eiL ~ FEARS Oi age she must have hne
halr, tne teeth and beautiful little feet. shs
must be born Of honest and of good parsnts
5ne must dress elegantly, but plainIv hi
either SIX or velvet but no other tnatsgiais
sns snall Ne allowed music only II she be mr..
Iect In that art Il being tlresons 10 llstsn ~
the BAL performers who annoy visitrrs \. ~
many houses. She shall DO mistfess ~ tbr
mouse IN All domestic mattcra and tnvsaif
shall be happy to yield 70 her reasnnsbta
NhlIns, being great enemy 10 alavish abedI
ence aud submission whence In fnv ,,.i,,i,,,,
Az qusrfeIs and discomfort derive their Origin !,
oul sue must accompany me IN ali inv i5nr,
heys ana excursions because n N M ~
oplnlon, ashamo that man should "a aha,,,
Jay ana night, living In splondor AZ hntcis
s,,nn, his we lett at home alone prev to
Il must now say something abop, r,...,,
! am ~ years old according 70 Tho ainsnaa
yut ! am only % judging by hsaltb M
strength. am always cheerful. i ssaL ~.
pressure wherever tho strlcsest honor sdr,,v.
on u ~, therefore, there exists ! bandanr,s
young grit willing 10 bustls about an h"s..1
BACK, 10 travelling, or at home vith .n Va
man SUI hale, hearty and aetIvs .ha olu
hnIse 70 me, and will 20 70 meet hsr' 10 ~
hs,n.,a sui Joy her see me, at any place within :
su1rs mlIss OF Munich, but mot fsytbs,
enkAglng on my word OF honor tha "a ,,..i
never shail be uttered. Theodore pss,,, ..s's
noisDerg Oh Brooch, Commander ~ IN. 0. so'l
oI ~ Aun, and Captain olonsi ~ ,h. Duer
ana Maese Munich, at the BIaeL Rs,'i. nn ,s.s'
November, 1s40n Eagle iotn
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a CONFESSION.

DO you remember. little wife,
How wears ago we two together
Saw naught but love illumiue lifs
In sunny days or winter weather.
Do you recall IN Younger wears
To part day was bitter paint
Loves light was hid ia clouds OF tears
TIL meeting cleared the sky again.
Do you remember how VIC two
Would stare into each others eyes
rill all the earth grew heavenly blue
And speech was lost ia happy sighst
Do YOU another thing recall.
That used to happen often thent
How, simple passing in the hall
We'd stop TO smile and kiss sgaiui
Do you remember how sat
And reading, held your hand In mine
Caressing IL with gentle pat
One pat for every blessed linei
Do You recall how at the play
Through hours OF agony we tarriedt
Tbs lovers griefs brought us dlsmay;
Oh, we rejolced when they were married.
And then walked homeward arm in arm.
Beneath the crescent moonlet new,
That smiled on us with silent charm;
So glad that we were married too
All me, twas years and years ago
When all this happened that sing,
And many a time the winter snow
Has slipped from olive slopes OF spring
AID now-oh, nonsense let US tell;
A DC for laugh of maids or menl
You'll hide your blushesl I'll not Well
We're ten times worse than we were then
Nv J. Henderson, ia the century.
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81. cIerelnna.. Intiaenes.

A gentleman who Is intimate ~ The white
house aud Is IS frequent = visitor AZ tes
presidents county place as any member OF
the cabinet aud who "a In the habit Of drop
ping IN Al all times Of the day aud High,, tells
maj he bottle has been banlshed saa hei
II like drink OF whisky ~ much a. any
man, and am IN the habit 81 taking ons When'
ever / feel like Il. although aevrF dfinx Al
4 public bar. A year ago, when went over
70 the white house, | Was always asked " take
a drink, aud the president usually lolnrd me,
but he doesn't any longer. ] seat him ease
o. the beat rye whisky could bur aud helped
consume ID The other day | drove oui 10
Oak View. and being thirsty after daaiy
ride l wanted SONS the worst Way. After
waiting awhile and not receiving an luvitA'
tiou 10 the side board, eoaeladed 70 drop q
hiut, aud asked the resident " hi, uhisky
was all gone. He apoloZlzsd tss his thought
lessness. and remarked that b. VAS apt drink
ing anything nov himself. be ala not think 10
ask his friends. Tie rang bell, and whsa the
servant appeared ordered a drink Zoe me, bat
only one glass vas brought tslt iltlls
ashamed OF myself. bns loksd the psesldgnt
about his abatlaenec. Ae said that ha Niis
was a temperance woman, aud Wills be dkl
not see ans harm IN moderate driuking him
self he bad decided that Il vas the prupSi
thing 70 respect her Wishes. aud had CUT
Mira Cleveland was not 10 the house At tbS
time, and there was no particular reason uh'
be should not have Joined me, bat % sAlt
that be found that be feiI Just As well With
out u and should not drink any more As
was coming aWaT be asked me 20 taks anoth
CT drink which did bus he did not ioln me
aud Aiuce then I have not depsnded on him
for stlmulRnls when | have been driving GA
that way. The eounttT eiub 4 = little fafths
on, and thsy have plenty Of good stun q
there"
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Encouraging.

Author TO publlsher) - well. how
about my book9' Does 1t maintain
its place In literaturep''
Publisher--"I don't know anything
about that, but l know Il holds It's own
pretty we'll on my shelves. / haven
been able to get rid of any but compli-
mentary copies thus far. - Ieza,
Sytings.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

Mrs Levi p Morton. the wife OF the rspab,
liean nominee for Vice president was born
aud brought up 90 Staten Island Her maid.
en- name was Ann Street Her father was q
member Of The Law frm Of Catiin a Street
Ia her gtrihood she attended service AZ the
old g. Paul Memorial church. Her hfplher
u a member OF the hrm Of X w. Camsfoa 4
Co, Of New York .TM SsA
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A Special Favor

p De ts Widow TO country edI.or,. ,no
5ou enarge Tor obituary notices, Mr.. sbes,sVS
country editor; "As general thing ~ 4.
MIs. Bently; but your husband anS 80
very oid irlends and will oniy bs 49, : were were
W publish MS obituary for nothing. ~ s'"u
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That Settled n

~. collector . ION his tenth vlsID, Loo. !.
;. ~, ~. now , many more iImca do you want mo
70 ssii With this little accounip mn GU. ,no
saII sOa, Wy man don't caro- II You never
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
80, neninmIn nnrrIson.


Th. interior Of the home OF the hatfisonS
a. Indianapolis, has been Invaded VITA run.
- enthusiasm, aud even Mrs Harrison
-,1snoard. with lts treasures OF hana'pa'h'eu
49,. M work OF her own hands, has 70
49, W.. ~ c,ltle,l review OF the Especial cor
49, The sudden publicity whleh
No. hsfalleu the Harrison household mas aP-
nsrsntlv had no untoward eject upon TINS
"a Her smile Is as CHEEKY, her eye ~
olssr her checks as round and rosy, ana hst
80, sa.,lng as natural aud unaffected, as
when she was young girl thirty nss SsAs
ago the daughter Of Rev. joan "'uo'
snoou Scott who was for a long time = pro-
fsssor Al washington College, PennsyiVanlA
and Who also hlled similar positions A. MI
ami University, Ohio. and College HUI I'm
s,nnsu No doubt the college boys who
sonbliess admired her then, when youns
ReE Harrison carried her away IRON nla.,'
University as his greatest prize sosla ~
mIre her Quits as much nov, eould snoI ~
ahs self noise aud womaniv tact wllh Nhlsh
shs mrets ever demand Of her trying polls
ZION. Her hair Is slightly gray aug ~.
SSure more full than Ia those days OF hef
g1rlhood. but she has all the beauty mat
elings about the honOred mistress OF hoose-
hold. IDEAL In It's simplicity aud graerIulhess'
--FcaHk Lsslis's IllasItratfd As9spap~r.
Mira Harrison would not oe MIS- hssgS.
again In the White House. Both are loyey
and most estimabls ladies, aud Il would DC
mean spirit indeed that would disparg.
sither Of them. But they have dhsrenl
views upon some polnta Mrs. Hayes eoli
water administrAtion on the feminine sids %
the Presidential establishment Is well 70
membefed. aud nov we are toll that hfs,
Usrrison suosseses The secret OF making ths
most seductive aud delightful eiarrt pnhel
ever tasted "a political life, IL "a pFepaFee
after tue old TippeeAnoe' recipe, snd .
drink III Tor the gods" Il Il not within .b'
bounds Of reason 10 suppose that this sesre
would BE- allowed 20 run 10 waste alter ~
husbands oxidation = BOst0n Herald
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Oy specially authorized and empowered for
and IN the name of the corporation of Thibo.
daux to purchase OF the SiIsby Co. q new Ne.
, steam fire engine for the price and sum of
$S?oo OF which $500 or more to be paid cash
ana Tor the balance OF the purchase price
notes or obligations Of the town of Tibodaux
snail be Issued sigued by the Mayor, Secre~
tary and Treasurer payable respectfully in
one. two, three, four and five years, and
conditioned to bear interest at the rate OF
I pei cent from their respective dates till paid,
the interest on each aud every one of said
notes to be paid annually, said notes to. be
secured by We doris lien on the engine So pur.
chased. amt for the purpose OF carrying out
ana consul mating the said purchase the
Mayor Is authorized to make. sign and execute
all CONTRACTS. agreements, acts. etc, as may
De necessary III the the premises, for the
faithful payment of each and every one of
the credit installments promptly at their res
pective maturities the faith Of tue town of.
Thibodaux is hereby pledged
heas.Berseron, Curtis, Cherault, Lorio
andI Roth.
Nays-None.
On motion Of Mr.. Cherault. seconded by
Nlr. l4ergerOn. it was resolved that Que hun
urea feet OF lose be purchased for tn, use of
the new steam engine.
ieas-Bergerou, Curtis, Cherault. Lorio
and Roth.
Nays-None.
The contract of the SilsDy Manufacturing,
90. was then read, and on motion duly Sc
c"ldeu the Mayor was authorized and en-
powered to close same with the agent OF
said company.
leas-Bergeron, Curtis, Cherault, Lorio
and Roth.
Nays-N0ne
Ths-Council then adjourned.
L. u. MOORE, Mayor.
II. L. BoUDREAUX. Clerk.
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PERSONALS.

Capt. Lorio spent the week in the
country.
Nessr>. 4. j. Johnson and c. $.
Mathews. from Raceland. visited our
town during the week on business.
Walter Guion, EST, of the A>>ump-
ton bar. was i'll town this week i'll at
J tendance on the district court.
;, We are happy to be able to chroni-
Gle the continued Improvement i'll the
health of our worthy young friend,
! james n. Wright.
We have had the pleasure of greet
ng MessrS. $. Abraham and Emile Lee
Diet, from Raceland and the Nacllerie
respectively, OF Our streets during the
Week.
h MI. }. l.. Orillion, of this parish, has
letarncl to his old home after ii year
@two spent in Florida. Wiley fan
eies the Gland of the flowers" but
loves his own Louisiana best.
Mr.. K. Dossa,, one of the Democra-
TIC nominees of Assumption. for Rep
iesentative, was in town last Thursday.
MI fo,>at Is Il popular young man. Il
Successful business man, and will no
Doubt make a good representative.
NJ Wilson, of Houston, Tex. Is in
eag town for the nlpose OF estahll: h
M a local assembly of the Equitable
Relief Society. of Houston. Tex. We
aaye not learned what success has at
ielded his cau>c.
MesSr>. j. B.. Bourgeois and j. f.
flhlel. tWo n,pmjueut Democratic lea
aers, were in town last Monday attend
ms TIE session of the campaign cont
A%atttee, of which they are valuable
members.
Our fr:old Jos. \. Tront, has severed
Jus connections as editor of the La
%ionfc'ie Star TO form al engagement
iof himself and family as actors in
rfehch's New Sensation" Company,
J we regret to lose 50 valuable il citizen
I Is Mf. Tront and wish hini unbouu,scd
MceSs in his new. venture.
pr friend. Nh. William L. Darden
sa> gone from overseeing into mer-
tGiatising. He has opt ned Il genera
mcriialdlse country store at the OLE
sand OF Mr. I'll. y. Coulon on til,
highland plantation of MesSrs. Coulol
a Bernard.
iie business is under the able man
Ase,hent of Nj. Victor IL. Bernard. ;
merchant of recognized ability. an,
whose business tact and energy vii
ihsnic success. Onr best wishes ;c
vohipany FREUD Bill in his new ven
tsre.
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Correspondence.
LOCKPoRT, La, Feb. rs, 1888.

LOCkPORT, "a. FeD. 70, 1888.
According to promise, l will now
take you, kind readers, through the
country and show you somo of the
sugar plantations Of this place.
To commence, we will take the
vest bank Of the Lafourche, and stop
at Mr.. j. n. Bourgeois, Jr., the owner
OF the first plantation below Lockport.
This place has Il steam mill and open
kettle, and is ably managed by the
owner.
The next plantation is MI. Ellis Fo-
ret's. This place has a large steam
mill, open kettles and strike pan, and is
inteliigently managed by Mr.. Foret,
ably assisted by his son, Thomas.
We now come to the large and
beautiful place of Mrs. j. Claudet.
Here We find a large steam mill and
steam train, also all kinds of improved
farm implements. Mr.. A. Claudet, the
able manager, believes in new i'm
provements aud being himself a good
mechanic, is better fitted to appreciate
and judge them than many of his
brother farmers.
Mr.. N. Delaune, the efficient mem
Der of the Police Jury, is the owner of
the next plantation. Steam mill, open
kettles aud strike pan. Mr.. N. Aucoin
is the efficient manager. Besides his
plantation, Mr.. Delaune keeps a large
country store, his sOn-in-law, J. n.
Bourgeois, Jr., has charge of the store.
Leaving this place WI pass a score
or more of small planters, by whom
large crops of potatoes, onions and
corn are raised, and then we reach Mr..
j.. Il. Badeaux's Edna plantation. On
this place, the cane is passed through
a powerful mill, having Ole of Melon
aids Hydraulic Regulators, and the
juice is conveyed in pipes across the
bayou to Mr.. BIS other sugar house,
whore it is granulated. This place is
ably managed 10y Mr.. j. X. Griffin
BY the way, MIR. Badeaux is the popu-
lar candidate for the Legislature, and
without being Il prophet | can safely
predict that Mr.. Badeaux will be elect
ed. But, Il nos m0Mtons
Again We pass settlements Of small
planters, largely engaged in the cul.
ture of potatoes, onions and corn, ant
then we reach VIM. Hunters place
This is.the last plantation on the wesI
bank, between Lockport and the Cut,
Off. The place is worked by Mr.. Hun.
ter and his sons. Below this place t.
the Cutoff. a distance of about foul
miles. the inhabitants are all small
planters and like those already passet
are largely engaged in the cultivation
of potatoes, onions and corn.
We will now rest till next weel
when w will explore the east bank.
K. 4. BELL.
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Registrations!

In accordance with law l hereby give notice
that | will open the office of registration, at
the places named below. tor the purpose of
registering all qualified voters of the Parish.
of Latourche who are not already registered.
All voters previously registered by NC need
not register again.
All voters who may have changed their pre-
cinet will please give me notice, 50 the change
may be made on the books.
At the same time I invite all property hol-
ders to meet me- Tor revising assessments.
From Feb. 10 to %. Observation-Disclosures
Monday. Feb. y, Laiourelie Crossing.
Tuesday. Feb. 90. A.. Gossin's stvre.
Wednesday,. Feb. 29, A. Champaign's store.
Thursday. March |. Babin IL Fields store.
Friday. March ,. At or hear Sosthene Folse's..
Saturday. March J, Thomas LeBlanc's
Monday. March S, Lockport, at Il ID Bar
rios store
Tuesday. March 6. NJ De!anne's store
Wednesday,. March !, y Breand's store
Thu .lay. March s. William Piprce's store
Friday. March .. \ Ierrebonne's-
Saturday. March 10, Ducos Bros store
Monday, March III Baaeaux's store
Tuesday. March u, Lonsueville at Lerille's
store
Wednesday. March IA. William ElliOt's
Thursday. March Is. Raeelaud
Friday. March Is. w Hebert's store
Saturday. March Il. J ihibodeaux's store
uonday. March -, Mrs II Gossin's
IueSttay. March w, douglas lhlD0deauX
store
Wednesday. March 81. James ~Spuinger's
store
Thursday. March -. Tleodule BOuro's
Friday and Saturday, March 23 aud "A, TIKI
bodauX
Monday. March &c, L Dantin's
Tuesday. March y, Victor Legendre's
Wednesday. March -, Malagay
April : and 3, Bayou Blue
April 4. ut \. Driamotte's store.
April >. at Jules Bassett's store.
Thibodaux, Feb. i. 1888.
JOHN NJ. WALSH,
Assessor and Registrar
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The Broom Factory.

Mr.. Edward ALBERT has purchased
the outfit of the broom factory former
lv owned 10y Mr.. .Tonlpkirs and has
set to work to turi out brOoms to
supply all demands. Two skilled
workmen from New Orleans have been
engaged. and it is expected that two
more will soon be required. The in
tention is TO supply the local trade OF
three parishes with all they may need
in the way of brooms and brushes.
Mr.. .Alphonse Chappuis will canvas
for the business and we dare say that
he will meet with the success which
he deserves. This is an opportunity
OF dive,>ifying the industries of the
town. and we trust that the enter
prise will be literally patronized by
our merchants. The new factory is
located at the cOrner of Levee and
Green streets, over Mr.. +. Rousseau
store
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A Call.

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT CoMMITTEEl
of the Ninth Senatorial District Of
Assumption, LafOurche and Ter-\
rebOnne.
THIBODAUx, La, Feb. %, 1888.
Whereas, The Hon. F. Amedee Tete,
chairman Of the above named commit
tee, has died since the last session
thereof. | hereby notify the properly
accredited delegates from the parishes
OF Lafourrhe, Assumption and Terre-
bonnie. authorized to sit i'll said COM
mittee, to meet in Firenen's Hall in
thu town of TIL ibodaux. on Wednes-
day, March IA, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of ~electing a chairman
of the Ninth Senatorial Democratic
District Committee, to nominate two
candidates for State Senate, to he
voted for at the April election. if
deemed advisable by the committee,
and to tran sact such other business as
the committee may consider proper.
s. L. GRIsAMORE, Sec.
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We did not all have a taste of the
many delicacies of that grand dinner
at MOreau's restaurant. but the flavor
thereof which has gone abroad seems
to Indicate all the same that when the
two great Democratic chiefs meet at
the same board and pledge their mu-
tual health in sparkling champagne, it
is time for their respective followers to
lock hands in friendly grasp and forget
all past differences. So let it be.
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The Mayor has appointed the follow
ing well-kEown citizens as delegates
to represent town IN the immigra-
ton conventions OF New Orleans and
Shreveport. viz:
TO New Orleans l.. V. Riyierc, J.
L. Aucoin, Ozeme Naquin, $. Blum, l..
Keefe.
To Shreveport-C. o. Dantin. E.,A.
O'Sullivan. l.. =. Cailleuet. Edward
BadeauX. Ellis Braud.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-03

There is no time to lose between
now and election day. Let every man
put on the harness OF patriotism and
prepare for the fray. OF course,
Warmoth. the arch radical, with the
rest OF his ticket. will be defeated in
this parish but we can and should make
the defeat overwhelming. Let us bury
the enemy out of sight, and lie done
with him.