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A Sensible Wedding.
HOW A THRIFTY YOUNG NAN AND HIS
BRIDE SURPRISED HIS FRIENDS.

The way to get married and take
tour: The two young people are not
at all rich. They are going to live in
four rooms upstairs in little subur-
ban house. Neither one had a home,
and when they made up their minds to
be married they began, first Of all, to
save from their earnings to furnish for
themselves corner which they could
call home. Several weeks before their
wedding they engaged their rooms,
and enjoyed furnishing them and visit
ing them together quite as much a. il
they were arranging q mansion to liSe
in. They moved their trunks the
morning Of the wedding day, and in
the evening they had few friends
come in to ace then, in their little new
parior, where the minister married
them. The bride then served the
guests to supper she had prepared
before putting on her white dress, and
everybody was very happy and merry.
1t seemed almost as If they thought
this way Of doing was rs pleasant and
homelike and lovely rs if they had
rushed of to spend their savings on u
wedding Journey Christian Union.
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Yeas-Braud. Coulon, MasSsouRh, Nsosi.,

Yeas-Braud. Coalen. Masssoueh, Nsqsi,.
aud Trotteo.
Nays-Nons.
Mr. 'Coulou moved that the Mayor be 40
thorized to make the brenst work at the.
mead "t the Csnsi IN accordance with the rc.
port OF the Improvement Committee
Seconded by Mr.. Nsquin. Carried.
Mr. Brand seconded by Mr.. Trott.r, moved
that an aI"r"nriation Of fifty dollar rs $3.50, bs
made to pay the town sssessOr.-
Yeas-Braud. Coulon. Marlborough, Naaau
and TrOtter.
.Nays-None.
Mr. Coalon, seconded by Mr.. Malbror.h.
moved that the Mayer be authoriz .d t.. unr-
i, hase weapons and ammunition mt tho ex-
pense Of the town Tor the constant. T.. kill
CANNES that run abons the streets within
the corporation.
feaa-aBraud. CoHloa Ma.b2ongh. NsqMu
and Txottsr,
sOrdhnse No. "a ievying saxes tor the cur-
rent year 1882. amountin6 IN the auxre.
gate TO ten ,aills one the dplisr Of the aa.
sessed vainatssn "f the prtIrrty within tn,
lilnits Of the towu oil Thitsi.ux aud IRA.
V'ding for the saaf, WAS presented and ON
n'otisn duly seco,,ded adopted by the follow :
ing vote:
feas-Brsad. cenlou, hslhrOusl, Naso..
aud Trotter.
& Nays-NOne.
Mr.. Brsud, seconded BY Mr. coulon, NOV
ed that pipes be inserts'l in the levee to
be used instead Of the town pump during
high wato-. one ut the head of jackson
street one Vt the head Of st. Philip street
and one ut the head or Green street. Car
lied.
Mr.. Coulou moved that the Mayor be an
thorized to obtain estimates for placin.
said pipes, seconded by Mr.. Braud. Car
ried.
The Councii then adjourned.
j. L. AUCOIN, Mayer,
JOHN =. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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ttsss Registered Letters containing Currency
HeeU OrIe0sss National kHsslt,
NEw ORLEANS, la.

REMEMBER That~t.;e ouly genuine Lonis
sua MatA Lottery Tickets 's~"ed ua'irr tue
easr CHARTER. are recognized b, the highest
|NastA Ars inv xriahly signed ky u A. DAU-
l1fs, President. Endorsed by Generals
skA.aeQAnp and EARLy. Supervisors al the
InwAEt and guaranteed by \aii.'nxi
asks u N1H Orleans, a. io the payment II
- peiaee. koNE ormkxs AXE GENu.NE.
A eecailed ''Suppl.men,s.' Original
AseA koQisiana" "r other iiDitat .0ss~ with
aa~f 49, Of the Louisiana Mate iA,ttory
1ss Bsnie, Nv Mrrsssns unkuown. uH-
x sooo0ed or fictitious uamans, Are sstrsupte
easeive the puslic by f.slsa pretuases. Of
49, EuArsnt4 whats.'sser.
N01naBER THAT ONE DOLLAR ia
apies Of tho smallest l,are " fraction "f .
isssed i" any drawing Amythiny in
~sqaN eeered ut u lcsa price is either
1e1sfeit or y swintll".
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish OF l.ak,urche. {
CLERK'SOrFI

I hereby certify that on the 9th day Of
Sept. 1889. the following named persons
were drawn by tho jury commissioners Of
sad parish .to serve NJ jurors f.,r the ensuing
term Of said court beginning On Monday,
Drc. End. 1857.
For The frst week ot said court beginning
on Monday Dec. .xnd. l8s6. To serve a. grand
und peeit turues. ~ follows, viz:
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An ingenions device for preventing
the oder Of cooking from escaping into
q room has been patented. The iuven-
ton is Of the simplest possible,
description, and consists of hood
with folded sidea or leaves. which COW
ers the sides Of the stoves. The oder
passes into the hood, and is carried
directly into the chimney.
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The Improvement Committee made the fol-
lowing report:
Thib0dsux La. Sept. 18th. 1889.
To the Mayor aud Trust Goa Of the Town Of
ThibOslaux:
Gentlemen Your cammttec on Improve
n,ents respectfully Recommend that the
.,r .,st and frame works bu,it for the Lru-
tecti0u If the hume xt the head Oi the ferre-
b,nue caual On bayou Laf uiche be i'm
u,ediately repaired, your committees havi, z
examined anu found tha much Of the wood
works thereof are decxyed and consequently
too weak to apswtr X safely the pHrpOees In
tended.
Yoar cwnmittee attach hcreto the moa-
sursin mt Of the levoc, vt the bead VI sever
al streets mentioned il the resolution Of
the couucil ordering said measurements td bi
taken with tue view ri permanently laying
pipe. adequate to the hushinx and irriga
Of the town when deemed nece e.sHry uhring
the high staxes Of water in tmo bayou La
ioarcise. and also the estimate of tho cost
thereof.
Repeatedly Submitted
Ii. N. taIUL&)N.
q. NAQUlN.
J W.IklbrrER,
Committee on improvements.
On motion ot NJ. CoulOn seconded by Mr..
Brxua, tho above report was received.
The Finance Committee handed III the As
sessmont roll for tie year l889 duly oxamiu-
cd aud approved BY them.
Mr.. Lvui0u, seconded by MR. Brsud, NOV
cd that the Assessment roll be accepted ~
presented by the Finance COWmittee. Car
ried,
Tho following rep0rt from Protector Firo
Co. No. ! was read and acctptotl
rh,bodsux, L., Aug. -, 1863.
To the Hosorable Mayor AMI Trastees Of
the Gown Of chibosj.wx:
Dear Sirs-lt y wSshieg Of Protector
SteAM Fire Company n" 2. this day. !
tound the engine aud sppurtanoce in good
order aud ready for use.
Respectfully Yo0ra,
=, ZERNUTT, Foreman.
memorial from Mr.. w. L. Gilbert, spe.
cial staff correspondent OF the South IN"saro-
ted, q monthly Journal paslished in New Or
leans. askiug that the Cenncil contribute .
little money toward having ''write up" et
the town msdo, WAS read.
AL the Council,meh expressed their views
in regard 20 the matter, and while they wore
unanimous in the desire 10 make m eppro-
priatiOn toward tho object All concurred that
the financial condition 81 the town just 1T
preeent dsd n6t spelsnit ots . acsnfsibaiion.
Mr. bravh thsrefvre moved that while the
Council isgfsly awake to the henedt to b.
derived frasn - write up' ."i the town aud
tho ability Of Mr.. Gilbert to do justice ~ s
| faithful representation Of tho towns yslue
and ,advxutages. be be reiu,esl his rcqpeet
| that at some future time when there art
| more funds on hxnd it would be- pleasure Il
l donate ~ euch m object. Seconded by Mr.
Braud rad carried by the feascwin. yOtc: y
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aNPREcepENYfD ATTRACTION !
OVER 4 mllti0N DISTRIBUTED!
7 ,,sid,,, S!..s L,!:sy Company

I,corpesated bv the Le9islAtnr" for
,sauoatiouai aud charitable rurp,sra. and ITS
ksnchisr made part vt tn. "r-sen' State
Constitution. in 1879. hy ~n ovERw"ELxtSa
poFCLAR VOTE.
Its GRAND EXTkAOkDIN.RY DRAW
iN0S take place Semi Annually, tnnr aud
nanember and its GRAND SINGLE "
bER DRAWINGS take place "n each "t t"~
ether ten DOnths in the wear, And A'- all
jsawn il public. "a. the Academy III Music.
low Or1eaas, La.
I'VE do hereby cerrhv that we supervise
Arrangements f"r all the Monthly and Sein,-
lsausl Drawing. Of the OuiAisna state lot
~ CO., and IN person manage and cont-"
- Desvi~gs Themselves and that tne same
eIs condnctsd With h""eAts fairness. and in
NJ faitk toward all parties and we author
= tho Company to- Use this certificate. vi II
tmiuilss Of our sigma, ures attached, in Its
Savertiseuents."
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THE. STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE. ,
ThibOslau Auv. Oath. 1889. {

hereby certify that on the 18th day of
August. 1889 the following named persons
we're drawn by the jnry commissioners Of
said parish. to nerve as jurors for the ensuin.
term of said curt be ginning GU Monday
OctOber 18th. 1899.
For the first week of said conrt beginning
ON Monday, October ltth, 1889. to serve IA
grand and petit Jurors, Ms follows, viz:
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

E1'FOR CLUE RATES ar any fur! her intOr
|sAAtisM desired. write le.ihiy to the under
|sgnesi. clearly stating yOnr residence, with
|Siste. County. street and Nunii'-r. N"r+
|sspsd return mail delivery will he assured "y
|ysNr enclosing an envelope DC sring Your
Hai address
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL.
~ OD,

Thibodsux. La, Sept. II. 1882
The Conrcil for the Town Of Thibo-
daax met this day in regular monthly ses-
sion at 8 o'clock D. IN.
Present.. L. Auce6n. Mayor, and Trustees
Braud. Coulon, MalheougA, Naquin ard Trot-
ter.
Absent-Badeanx, Trustee.
The minutes of the last session were read
and approved as recorded.
The following report Of the Mayor WAS read
An received:
Thib0dsux. La, Sept. Is, 1882
To the Trustees Ot the Town OF Thibsdaux: ::
Gentlemen-An apprOn ration to pay the
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aMr&pwr W..

nu seslinary Letters c"nta'nirg Postal
kst~A Nouay Ur,tcrs iSsncd i,y all FAprrss
sempauics or New York Exrhans-.
Gdiressed N A ebAQJesN1V,
New Orleans, La.
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Tho Finance COMMITTEES through their
chairman. Mr.. Braud. offered the following
rcst,lutiun:
BE it resolvea, That an appropriation Of
ono hundred and thirty-one 7O-iOO dollars
bo aud is hereby made to pay CHARMS re-
commended by the Mayor
r. l.. BkAUD. Chairman.
Yeas s-Braud, Coui0n. Malbr0ugn, Naquin
aud Tr0tter.
Nays-Nope.
The Finance Committee handed iu the tOl-
lowing rel.urt. winch WA received:
(seutlsuAeu-Yo Your Con,,nitee. ON Finance
have thoroughly examined the report Of
Collector and Treasurer for moBth Of July.
aud lind them CORRECT.
kespec fully submitted,
r. L. BkAUD Chairman.
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IN IUItN WUtTtUI,
(~~l Witness ,uy haud and the impress
( LIS. nf the seal Of 10y office ut Thsboiaux
I ~ this 10th day OF Aug. 4. ID. 1879.
6F j. w. KNOLL. lH,
slt = - Nsurk Of Court.
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sF
J"s Adam, charg. to water works ....$ s 90
Chas Champagne * I" -. IN 90
Jos. Adam, etrects l. ditches. . 6 so
Bxptiste. town hall. Il...... 300
A. Malh, Ou.h corp lahorer . 80 90
Waters Pierce Oil Co. market house.. II 20
J. Au-itt, :. 100
John u. Taylor, incidental expenses. leo
ThibOdaux five Co NJ. l.... 1900
Protector Fire Co. S......... > 10 %
h"me Hook Il Ladder Co l...... -. 900
Badeaux Bucket Brigade. e....... 500
Total. ....................$l l3r1o
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(~~) Witness my hand and .he impress
LIS. Ut hs seal Of my office u Thibodaax.
(~~~-) thia tho .Sth slay "f Sept A. ID. 1889.
- L. + LEGENDRE,
Deputy Clerk of Court
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", ~ undersigpeA Banks and Bankers
iii n 8 ~ Prizes drawn in the I"uisiana
slste Lssteries. which may be presented at
soar counters.
n. Il. WALASLEY, Prest. La. Ma. Bank.
2 LANAUX. rrest. State Nat. Raak.
Il. BALDWIN, Prest. I. d. Nat. Mask.
CARL KoAN, Prest. Uni0n Nat. ba /.
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n he Academy CT Music Mew Orleans.
TUESDAY,. OCT. Is. 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000

uu0,OOO Tickets ut Twenty Dollars
Halves, $40; Quarters. 80; Tenths,
81; Twentieths 81;
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AFTER OFFICE.
Oakland Republicans Disturbed Regard
ing Federal Patronage

OAKLAND, July 1Sth.-There is consider
able political perturbation in the minds
of certain Oakland politicians in regard 10
the bestowal of Federal political patronage
The Republicans who bolted the regular
ticket and Joined the Citizens movement
at the last election have been haunted by
fear that they would be left out in the dis.
tribution of the loaves and fishes, and are
lusting after the flesh pots of the Republi-
can Egypt from which they went out.
Cannon, the Moses of this exodus, il is
said, wrote letter to General Dimond,
wanting to know what he was going to do
about it, in such terms that the letter was
returned by General Dimond, who did not
deign to reply. Whereat Cannon waxed
wroth and called to him that other apostle
of purity and consistency in politics, w. E
Dargie and they assembled a conclave of
the chiefs of ten tribes i'll the parlors of
the Senator's house, and there came such
guileless patriots as Fred Af. Campbell, ].
q. Boatman, Bart Morgan, S. G. Hiiborn,
A. J. McGovern, George c. Pardee, W. w.
Cannon, j. G. Wilson and others. The
ghost of Vrooman seemed to stalk abroad
and alright them, and animate the actions
of Judge J. p. Ames and others who, 1t
was claimed, were attempting to avenge
themselves and the hurt that Vrooman had
received in later political life. 1t was even
asserted that political boycott had been
established against those who participated
in the revolt against Ames in the recent
election. 1t was resolved to interview the
Congressional delegation and Federal of
ficers with regard to the distribution of
offices. Ames and the others, in subse-
quent interviews, denied that they were
influencing the distribution Of patronage
for personal ends.
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IN HOT MATER.
San Bieg0's Chief of Police Accused of
Being Bribed.

San Biegos Chief of Police Accused of
Being Bribed.
SAN DIEGO, July 18th About month
ago the police raided a Chinese gambling
den in Chinatown and captured forty of the
gamesters in the very act of playing. They
were driven to the city Jail with an officer
at the end of the queues of each batch of
five Celestials. Chief of Police Coyne issued
an order to the Jailer to release them on
deposit of $40 cash bail from each one,
which was done
Police Judge Rawson protested against
this action of the Chief, claiming that that
officer had no authority to order the gam
blers cleared. The outcome of this action
is the filing of suit by the Cinnamon for
the forfeited bail money, on the ground
that the Chiefs action was without author
ity, and the developments expected to sp-
pear at the trial are causing quite fiutter
OF excitement in police circles.
Before the raid referred to the Chinese
gamblers had enjoyed immunity from ar
rest and prosecution, which was a source of
wonderment 10 many citizens. Since the
raid the Chinese charge openly that they
had for long time paid Chief Coyne $40
per week for each table run, to insure free
dom from molestation but that Just before
the raid some of them had protested against
the payment of such large sum and de-
clared their intention to only pay So a
week thereafter.
It is then alleged that the Chief refused
to accept the reduced rate, or, in fact, any
more money whatever. There was good
deal of speculation for some time as TO the
intentions of the force and the gamblers
were wary, bat they relaxed their vigilance
finally, and the raid was made, the Celes-
tials charging desire for revenge as the
cause of the descent upon them. The
Chief denies the allegations of bribery and
challenges proof
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
d of Directors of the state Insane Asylum at
Stockton, California, until 9:3 o clock A. NJ
FRIDAY. AUGUST o, 1889,


For furnishing materials and labor and erect
buildings, in accordance with plans and speci-
fcations prepared by PERCY q HAMILTON,
Architects, ana under their directions.
The work is to be performed under three sep
arate contracts, as follows:
F1rst-EXcavsting and concrete work, in ac-
cordance with specifications for contract No. l.
Second-EXcsvating, brick work, stone work
carpenters work, plastering, painting and other
work, in accordance with specific ton No. 2.
Third-PlumhiDg drains, ventilation, roofing
cementing water tanks, repairs, painting cd
work, ETC.. in accordance with specifications
for contract No. 3.
Bids will also be received at the same time
for furnishing 200 barrels, more or lie S. of
some standard, frst-clasS Portland cement, to
be delivered at the wharf in stockton or rail-
road station during the months of August, Sep
TENDER aud October, as required, bidders to
give the name of the brand they propose to
furnish and the price per barrel.
All bids for the above described work and
materials must be made on The blank forms
furnished by the Secretary OF the Board of
Directors, aud must be accompanied by bond
of ten per cent. of the amount of each bid
with two good sureties. The amount of the
bond to be forfeited in case the bidder does not
sign the contract TO execute the work if award
ed to him.
Plans aud specifications may be seen at the
Directors room at the Asylum, in Stockton
California.
Bids to be in sealed envelopes. addressed to
n. ". ORR. Secretary of the Board of directors
and Endorsed Proposals for Contracts for the
State Insane Asylum
The Board of Directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids or to accept any one
The work must be performed within five
months after the contract is let.
Payment. will be made monthly as the work
iVt0 MWE
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DIAMONDS.
Watches and Diamonds Found in Teas
and Coflee-A Novel Way of
Introducing Goods.

The names of all persons finding dia-
ds1ly. The Overland Tea Company have
refitted the store No. 421 J street, between
Fourth and Fifth, formerly occupied by
Cohn as a carpet store, and, in order to in
troduce their goods, this company put for
sixty days souvenirs in every can of tea
and coffee Sold such as solid gold, silver
and nickel watches; also, genuine dia-
monds in solid gold setting; also, money
and many other articles of less value.
Every can contains souvenir. The coffee,
can and contents weigh about three pounds:
tea, can and contents about one and one
half pounds. This expensive and novel
way of advertising will be discontinued
after sixty days, and these really choice
goods will be sold strictly on their merits,
but without the souvenir. OF course every
purchaser must not expect to get dia-
mond or watch. This company claim that
they have just as good right to give away
watches, diamonds or other iewelry as
their competitors have to give away glass
ware, chromos, etc, Get up club. Those
who get up club order most always get
handsome present. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to all parts of the
United States on receipt of cash or post
Office order. Terms Single cans, 81; six
for S.; thirteen for $40, and twenty, seven
for $40. Address Overland Tea Company,
Sacramento Cal.
G~ n. B Store open from a. NJ. to o
Pm. Saturdays, 10 P. NJ.
J. V. Braden, mail order, 0roville, genu-
inc diamond collar button. Joseph Egan,
with Hale Bros, silver fiVe-bottle caster.
Mrs. Mund, NJ street, money in can. Mrs.
Anterior, ] street, diamond ring aud silver
pickle stand. Mrs. S. Budinsky, Sixth
street, silver fruit stand. Mrs. Leon Solo
mon, Eighth street, elegant silver ice
pitcher. Lille Mayfair, solid hunting-case
gold watch. Mrs, Mary A. Nolan, o street,
silver pickle stand. a. Olson, o street,
solitaire diamond ring. Mrs. NJ. F. Kent,
Third street, silver pickle stand. w. E.
Brown, \ street, silver butter dish A. c.
Winans, diamond ring. Harry McFlyn,
NJ street, $40 in gold coin. Nellie Went
worth, Seventh street, silver fruit stand.
Della Gates, P street, diamond ring Mrs.
]. A. Munsil, Oroville, set silver nap
kin rings. Miss King, street. money in
can. Mrs. VIM. Dodd, NJ street, silver
card receiver. Miss Parlin, J street, silver
pickle stand, Quinn, The Halter" ]
street, silver butter dish.
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SENSATION EXPLODED.
Mrs. Van Sickle Did Not EIope as the
Gossips Said.

MIS- van SICKLE Dlu Not ElOpe as the
Gossips Said.
SANCA Cruz, July 1Sth.-About three
months ago Mrs. Van Sickle of Capitola,
disappeared from her husbands house
mysteriously, leaving a comfortable home
and daughter Ii years of age. A great
sensation was caused and many things
were said derogaiory to the lady's charac-
ter. Her husband was much older, and it
was claimed by some that she lett with
one Anderson.
In the three months since her absence
nothing had been heard from Mrs. Van
Sickle. On Tuesday evening she returned
10 Capitola. walked quietly TO her home,
and was received by her husband with an
embrace and kind words. When she got
of the train there was crowd of people
at the depot. Some recognized her and
whispered her name TO others.
A curious crowd followed her from the
depot and almost to her own door. The
lady explains her absence by saying that
the gosSipiBg tongues of Capitola had
made free With her name. She feared it
would reach her husbands ears. He is in
ill-health and she feared the effect She
brooded over the trouble, had no friends to
turn TO, could not stand Capitola, and fled
to her sister. Mrs. West (nee Peachy), of
Oakland. She has been there ever since.
She never saw Anderson in that time
nor heard Of him, and says she does not
know nor care where he is. Her strong
affection for her husband, she says, brought
her back. She would rather stand any,
thing than leave him longer, and says he
has always been kind and sffeetionate.
Mrs. Van Sickle is pretty and attractive
woman, and has devotedly attended her
sick husband. The couple are in good
circumstances, and have pretty home in
Canitola