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Evening journal., 1889-08-01
The Sun
FOR 1889
And for the Democracy.

The Sun believes that the campaign for
the election Of Democratic Congress in
1890 aud Democratic President in 1892
should begin on or about the fourth Of
next March. The Sun will be on hand
at the beginning and until the end Of the
most interesting and important political
conflict since the war. doing its honest
utmost, as ever, to secure the triumph OF
the Democratic party and the permanent
supremacy OF the principles held by JET
ferson, jackson and Tilden.
The great fact OF the year is the return
to absolute power Of the common enemy
of all good Democrats-the political or
ganization for whose overthrow the Sun
fought at the front for fifteen years, the
memorable years OF Grant and the Fraud
Hayes, and Garfield and Arthur.
It is the same old enemy that Demo
Gratis nov confront, and he will be in
trenched in the same strong position. 1t
has been carried once by brave and hope
full fighting. Do you not believe with The
Sun that the thing can be done againf
Wait and see.
The hope Of the Democracy is in the
loyal efforts Of united press, cherishing
no memories Of past difference In non
essentials, forgetting everything but the
lessons Of experience, and that victory is
q duty.
Probably you know The Sun already as
a newspaper which gets all the news and
prints Il in incomparably interest
| ing shape; which chronicles facts
as they occur and tells the truth
about men and events with sbsolut'
fearlessness, making the completest ant
most entertaining journal published any
where on earth, and which sells its opin
ions only to its subscribers and purchas
ers at two cents copy-on Sundays fou
cents If you do not know The Sun. sem
for it and learn what wonderful thin
it is to be in the sunshine.
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Address THE sun, New York.
Evening journal., 1889-08-01
rsr ordinanee for wheelmen.

F. Kurtz, Victor r. Pyle and G. s..
Wilson Of the Wilmington Wheel Club
have offered substitute ordinaAce re-
stricting wheelmen from riding in the
city, and will present it to City Council.
BY the substitute the wheelmen are for
hidden to ride on the sidewalks on Mar
ket street from Front to Twenty third.
on King street from Front 70 Ninib and
on ro1gth sJloSs ffvll AAarAet 10 nAil-
road avenue
Evening journal., 1889-08-01
Demolishinr sewinr Machines.

Quite crowd was attracted to the
Siuger sewing machine store on Market
street, near the City Hall, yesterday
afternoon where a novel performance
was going on. A number of sewing mach
ines Of old styles-some younger, some
older-were led to the door, where stood
an executioner with sledge hammer in
hand. who smashed each in its turn.
Evening journal., 1889-08-01
A snocessfu1 cantnre.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CLAYTON, August detective N. Il.
Hutchins, with the assistance of Walter
B. Kinnamon of Dover. succeeded in
arresting sixteen tramps here this morn.
ing. In spite Of their inclinations tc
fight the persuading words Of both Of
these gentlemen were sufficient to weaken
the whole gang, aud they were all landed
in the Dover jail by o'clock.
Evening journal., 1889-08-01

terday.
The appropriations for outside relief
are as follows: St. George S, 1851 90;
Appoquinimink, $106 %; Black bird,
81 lS; Christiana, 1891; Red Lion,
1873. As New Castle, 1912; Pencader.
6S, 07; Mill Creek, 40 %; White Clay
Creek, 107 "a; Brandywine. 90,50; viii
mington, 214 80 Total, $131.17
The Trustees OF the State Insane Hos
pital resumed business after dinner yes.
terday. Applications for the position OF
medical superintendent we're examined
as follows: DR.. D A. Harrison, medical
superintendent Of the Kings County IN.
Y.) Asylum, at st. Johnland, L. l.
DR.. d. d. Richardson Of the University
of Pennsylvania, for twenty years super
/ intendent of the Blockley Insane Asylum,
/ Philadelphia; DR.. H. B. Nunnemaker, OF
the Kirkbride, Philadelphia; DR.. W. L.
Russell Of the Morris Plains, On. j..
State Insane Asylum; DR.. Martin Barr
son of the late Captain Joseph M. Barr
of this state, now connected with the
School for Feeble Minded Children al
Media, Pa.
The applicants awaited the result il
the parl0r. The papers of each wer'
examined and Dr. Harrison duly elected
His salary will be 81, 800 a year Will
subsistence, two furnished rooms ans
servant. The relations betweei
the medical superintendent ant
the board eau be severed on du
notice from either. DR. Harrison vii
announce his decision, which will be tn
acceptance Of the position, in a few days
but will probably not take charge Of tn
hospital until September /.
DR.. d. A. Harrison is a native Of Strat
ford, Canada, and is 36 years Of age. ii
is a graduate Of the University Of NeN
York, his diploma being dated ten year
. ago. After graduation he was assistan
to DR.. A. Mcdonnell on Ward
Island, New York, being ther
four years He was first a'
! sistant at the Flatbush asylum in Brool
|. lyn for one year and is now superintent
ent Of the Kings county asylum at 81
, Johnland, L. l. DR.. Harrison married
Miss Ridgely Of Dover.
I Nathaniel Williams of New Castle, d.
! Wilson Of Kent and Dr. Burton Of SUI
sex county, were appointed a standin
committee for the month of August.
! bill In favor OF the Delaware Printin
: Company was passed and bids for SUI
plies awarded rs follows:
Mutton, George NJ. Beeson, cents
! pound; bread, John B. Taylor; "a cents
! pound; beef, w. d. Wilckins, hir
quarters, st, fore quarters, At, al
shins cent? groceries, g. w. Lodge
: Son; dry goods, S. M. Reynolds Co
: clothing, Mullin Clothing Compan
: shoes, Condor & Mccarthy drugs, h,
!, Watson; tobacco. James KH. Harkin
: milk, -- Mcfarland.
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nenth oh ME-. Q. p. Johnson.

Mrs. Martha B. Johnson, wife Of Caleb
p. johnson Of this city, died at her resi-
dence this morning, aged So.
She was daughter Of the late Thomas
Young The funeral services will take
place from her late residence, No. 1105
Market street, on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
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To Philadelphia and Return via Ran and
Steamer

The B. & o. R. R. Company has placed
on sale at its Market street and Delaware
avenue stations round trip tickets to
Philadelphia, going via rail and return
ing by any OF the steamers of the Will
mington Steamboat Company. Tickets
are good for two (2) days including the
day issued, and are sold at the very low
rate of rs cents for the round trip. This
arrangement win give the public an
opportunity to make quick trip to
Philadelphia on the fast express trains
of the B. & 0. and enjoy trip home by
water.
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Radnced-prIrea.

L. zeiss, tailor, No. E. Third street
will make up balance Of his spring goodI
at reduced prices in order to make room
for new fall goods.
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POOR AND INSANE BUSINESS.
DR.. Harrison OF New York Elected Super
intendent OF the Insane Asylum.

The regular routine business tran
sacted at the meeting of the Trustees OF
the Poor at the almshouse yesterday, in
addition to that already published was as
follows.
The monthly report Of the superinten-
dent showed 29l inmates in both depart
ments, 110 in the insane hospital and 1Sl
in the almshouse proper.
The prices on all bids for bread, mutton
aud beef were as follows:
Bread-John B. Taylor, 2f cents
George ]. Kienle, "a; j. Pfomer, q.
Mutton-John D. Thompson, 5 cents
Patrick Monaghan, 81 George M. Bee
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No ONE can blame whipped cream for
turning our.-New Orleans Picayune.
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Finally Passe I.

AZ ate dlAnc- -. sue .-i-alsnOuse- alter
dinner the Trustees Of the Poor met again
Evening journal., 1889-08-01

Address ME SUN, Sew York.
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Bountiful rains have blessed various
parts of the State, doing much good to
the crops where they had not yet been
parciied UP beyond salvation This
immediate section has also been
blessed, not only to the great benefit
OF the crops but to the great relief OF
the people, many of whom were In
sore distress for the want of water.
Up to the present writing lived.
nesday) no rain has visited Raceland
aud it's vicinity, although there has
fallen a good shower below Lockport'
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Merit MlnN

we desire to esy ~ oar clfi.ens, toss
for Years we have been selling Dr.
K;nS,s New Discovery for -CUnsnnlp-s
ton. d. sKipg,s-New Lie Pm, buck
lens Arnica Salye and Electric rp-
teys. and. have never. HANDLED reneda 8
that scll ass,welf,. Or that. have .g1ygR
s,..s, ,,a;xaisals satisEastioDs Ne 20
not heaitafe 70 snalshtses @saAsss?!
time. and we staAAaseady to refund
the iaircllase price, M'satlsiaes~kS
4sults do rot sfellpF3 their se:.a -.
remsAisss6ase Wel R41as
laiitty!v purely ON their merits
Druggists.
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~ LEP1NH-BE8TRAND.. Th$1 ~
Last Wednesday seemed to have
been set apart heseahouts ~ . wed-
ding day. At St. Joeeph's Church NJ,
Wilson Lepine, Of the Rleptins hrm u
Barker & Lepine,a wpsthy and rising
young man Of oar parish, led to the
altar . charming young bride in the
person Of Miss Heloiso Bertrand. of
Terrob0ne. After the ceremony tho
happy couple departed ON the nasR
train for New Orleans ON . short huiAAl
Jour. So.
On tho same day Mr.. Clayton Bur-
ton, we'll and favorably known in this
his native parish, and Miss Annie
Laura Tanner, . handsome young lady
Of Thibodaux, we're made man ssd
wife by the Rev. Dr.. Clark, the pastor
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church, and
departed the same day for Donaldson
vile, their chosen future home.
LEFTwICK-LEONARD.
On June 6, 1889. at st. Philomene's
Church, Labadieville, by Rev. c. Ven
issat, Mr.. Albert Leftwick, son Of the
late Albert Leftwick. and Miss jose
phine Leonard, daughter of Mr.. Alfred
Leonard, all of the parish of Lafourche.
Al bridesmaids figured Misses Ida
Leonard, Lidia Leonard, Laura Aye
and Zulmie Leonard. Al e~roonasmen,
Messrs. Anatole Medus, n. AucoiD,
Thomas Leonard and Albert Medns.
After the ceremony q large number
Of invited guests repaired ~ the Pater'
nal home on the French plantation.
where wit aud wine flowed freel,
around a large table grOaning under
the weight Of the daintiest delicafles
At St. Joseph's Church, Little Gail
lou, on Tuesday, June IL. 1883, MI
Volzie J. LireSte, formerly of ThibO
daux, and Miss Mary E. Chauyin,
handsome and accomplished youn,
LADY Of Terreb6nne, were united In tn
holy bonds of hatriMOny.
We extepd our sincere congratula
tons to these. young people on this
the happiest. event Of their lives, am
trust that they will raalize to, the full
est extent the happiness and content
ment in their new state of life whic'
has, no doubt, been 80 long dfeame'
of. . .:>,.
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We learn from a valued correspOn-
dent that the warehouse of Mr.. Drauzin
Himel, just above Labadieville, was
completely destroyed by fire OF Sum
day last, together with some rice
therein stored. 1t is supposed that it
was struck by lightning. Although
near Nj. Himel's St. Martin store, the
latter was fortunately saved from the
devouring element by water from the
LafOurche near by.
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Forgetting he was married, a groom
of a month lately left his Office, bought
an evening paper and went to his
fathers house, took a bath and pre-
sented himself at table. Ills mothers
inquiry: "Robert;; have you already
procured q divorce = brought him to
and he hurriedly left for his own
abode, where his young wife was i'm
patiently awaiting him. Es.4sa
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xr-w,ME or cAaoW, Tonic for Won1ens l
& n~n-.Ak~gs.~ ESQ @&

Rev. Father iLetilly; 'of. Loo irt,
was iii town this week
WI warg pleased to meet on y
streets Hast Tuesday Mr.. SC. Bour,
geois, Of Tie Vacherie-
Messrs. Zephyrin Toups,, Prosper Le-
del. and J.sAlchle ChRugip yialfsdhfAe
town. Outing the weeksss.V E+s.s
M. J. b. Ronrgeois, Of the 9Th yard,
put lin, an appearancc OF. our stteets
last Tuesday. ~
M. Hilarion. Lagarde, the efecSest
OF the Golden Ranch :planta-
ton. pail u brief business Wait to .0ur
town on, last Monday. -.
.Me.sss ~shilijpp MaIbroagh, .EP:
Berreron, Felix celestin, john De-
zauche aud Bob Caillouet took IN
the excursion to Galveston last Tues
day. They return to-day.
Lawrence A.. Pngh, ESQ.,, 0se =.
teemed confrere Of the: Assumption
Pioneer, and Mr.. LeQn Lethlnel, ofNa'
noleonyille, left last Monday fur New
York o their way tn EaFope. fhey
90 to the Paris Exposition aud intend
to take in various places of interest 2
thcUlttxnrld.t Mi. eLemihel WIN vlsis
his asarents after an absence Of men
rSses n ~ &++
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WHAT PEOPLE SAT- Of Us.

Mr.. Lawton, Of the Iberia Enterprise,
says: 81
1.-THE town Of Thibodaux is a model
in many respects. There is. first Of
all, among its citizens a great deal OF
home pride and unity Of action i'll pu-
bile undertakings. It is one Of its
characteristics"
Mr.. Sandos, ofthe Opelousas Courier,
nays: Ea4 49, t,s
s1Thibodanx ia one Of the prettiest
places in the State, and in the matter
Of public improvements probably the
foremost town in the State. It is of
it's public buildings, its churches and
schools, it's streets aud sidewalks, its
fire department and its manufactures,
that ThibOdaux has most reason to be
proud"
MI. J. n. Gourdain, of the st. James
Courier, says:
"Nothing was wanting to make the
session pleasant, and the people of
ThibOdaux and Lafourche have sue
ceeded in earning the lasting gratitude
of the members Of the Press AssOcia-
ton"
Mr.. Burkdoll, of the Crowley Signal,
says:
st was the scribe's good fortune to
be assigned a home with that we'll
known and widely respected gentle
man, Judge Taylor Beattie. Had it
not been his great good fortune many
times before to have enjoyed true
! Southern hospitality, he would have
here found it in all that the term car
be made to express. And then the
warm welcome Of the Judge and Mrs
Beattie vas SO genial and SO full o.
cordially, that MI newspaper cares o.
q year wer at once forgotten"
Mr.. Scott, of the Welsh Crescent
says:
'In connection. with our visit tt
Thibodaux, We especially desire +
thank Major s. T. GTisamore, COlone
Mcbride and their estimable ladies
with whom we cast our lot while there
for special attention, c%Ourtesies ant
favors. The Majors greatest ambition
was to make the convention a success
and it is unnecessary to say how wei
he succeeded.
"Of the ladies we shall attempt t
say but little. Their Southern hospi
tally coming from their hearts, thel
first and foremost desire is for the en-
|joyment of their guests"
Mr.. Gilmore, Of the Sugar Boz
says:
"All left Thibodaux with the cOnyie
ton that it is the prettiest, cleanes
and one Of the most progressive cite
of the State, with the best Sidewalk
and most hospitable people to be foun
in our State. 1t was our good FORUM
to be entertained at the Stranger
Hotel, aud if all the other delegate
were 50 comfortable, and we'll fed 4
no doubt they were) they viii alwa!
Have pleasant memories of.Thibodaux
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District Court adjourned i.ise, die on
last. WedhesAsy, aftss disposing Of all
'thStsins1sst hsa came mp fer atteni
ton The -es,es that Attracted the
no@t notice Woo those Of Yale = Bow
ling N. Naeeelip, Fqret and Holloway
Z 0ardSst stefsus the name party.
These were ASSIGNMENT suits in which
the defsndant reconvenedef ffa damages
ON the grouna that the, attachment had
been wrongfally sued out.,
Alter, = patient !hearins tho, court
dissolved the attschmsnts1 and allowed
defendant and 1econvsnor some slnan
damages. Inesch case both PLAINTIFF
aud defendant have taken an appeal,
which circumstance furnishes q prac-
teal illustration of the beautiful alb
surdities of our present judicial system.
The principal demand in each cause
being less than two thousand dollars,
the appeal of plaintiffs necessarily
goes to the Circuit Court, whereas the
unconventional demand exceeding two
thousand dollars, the defendants ap-
psal goes to the Supreme Court.
A pretty dismemberment, truly,
which must be anything hat satisfac-
tory to either party to the litigation,
and which uuavoidably entails addi-
k%tiOnal costs.
Among other matters coming up be-
fore the court were two boundary
snits in which. our young friend Wal.
stan E. Knobloch was appointed sur.
veyor BY the court TO report the lines
The fact: that the lawyers on b0tl
sides Of the cases accepted his reported
lines without, anya .further eontss'
speaks creditably for the skill and
painstakipg Of .the-yDung but accom-
plislled civil engineer.
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We learn from various sources that
the fair Of last Saturday aud Sunday
on the Georgia plantation, for the
benefit of the public school, was quite
a~'success. We commend our fellow
citizens of that section for their laud-
able enterprise and energy ON behalf
of education and congratulate them on
their we'll deserved success.
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We have been told that last Sun
days picnic at Grand bayou was quite
an enjoyable affair, barring, Of course,
one or two duckings and the thorough
drenching of all hands by rain on the
way back. But such accidents will
happen, even in the best regulated
p%icnics. Try again, young folks but
choose more propitious weather and
safer d~ug-outs.
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MT. CAxxtL CONVENT,
Thibodaux. La, Jan. q, 1888.

-. MT. CAKxtL. COSvENr,
Thibodxux. La, Jxn. 81, 1888. !:
Mr.. +. GOuaux. Houina. La.
lear Sir-I caluOt convey is~ adequate Ian
guuxs.. y 's.tisfactery idea Of THO benefit ]
have obtaipel .hy usiug your A.ati-Asthm matte
Powder sad Mixture. For ttwenty years. !
Asthms,; and ~althoukh;t aAv8r tried many
:~reaedise. sseue pruYed beneficial Yntt!sf
tried yo4rs., IfFnst my. sxIsfiehee VIII thaA
prasipus and valuable powiier stHd NM nEA
viii 81 he Mtans IT iHslacias others .tp xttS
it i trial. f.Y0ar4 s~sspsUttaHN "a. 80
: "A SISTER NF Nj. .CA&MEL CpAxEHh-'-
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LOCAL. NEWS.

:1tlast it looks as il Thihodanx eas
eoipe to be properly. lighted. We IN
tara to advert to this subject ct me
length ia the near future. In tho In
ter;m 70 commend the action of our
c;ty fathers looking to the consum-
nation Of that great object.
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HouMA, L., Jan. Is, 1889.

HouMA, L., Jan. Is, 1889.
Mr.. =. 0ousux. =
had tiled nearly all tho doctors in TOW n,
for . most distressing cough, that has trOu-
bled me for years .ntii l was induced. by
Dr.. Wsllis to try your Asthma Preparations.
They nave acted most beautifully and now
I could not do without them.
Mrs. JNO. FIELDS.
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HoUMA.La. Jan. %. 1859.
A few doses Ut Gouaux's. Anti Asthmstic
mixture has relieved me Of . very. bad
rou h. my litttA Daughter Eds 6een Cured al
~, by taking the ssme.' 4. CsH0DERT,
@ e. is.t- :: (aho karbor.)
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r,.n.sr.1 hs.,yaia a slsrUHrs.e,.he sCySfsik.
Oak, or any other timbee in their hssd4 can
have tho sema. 1EM0vEN NJ sxRInSfvEs,
ehoaply andsQpicklN IAespa1siculArAA A.
81 % o. FACQCFT. fhls omce, Sr g
mvx.A Lockport 20. Il.
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:. The Trinity Herald says there. is a
movement on foot to divide CatahOula
parish in two, which is likely to meet
with popular favor.
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The Morgan City .Eses Rs@' says:r-
..stIf Kellogg endeavors to run Tor
Congress in the third district, It viii
he . campaign Of bocdIc;' bluster and
blOOd.n -: 90
He is one Of .yours, Brother Gray,
and YOU ought,to Know best.
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Thibedssx Fire CO. No. l.

Last Monday, June 10. was the thir-
tieth anniversary. of thecabose named
fire company sud also the regular meet
ing night. The following officers, be-
ing those Of last year, were all conpli-
mentod with . reelection by scclama-
ton: J. L. Aucoin, president H.
Champagne, vice president; in.
Guardia, foreman p. A. 'DeManade,
assistant foreman; Oscar Bourg, En-
CINE director F. Breaux. hose director;
II. Hebert, assistant hose director;
S. +. Grisalnore, secretary = E. La
forest, assistant secretary J. I.
TlibOdeaux~ treasurer; r.. broaox,'
tyler; ST. Grisampre, Clay Lagarde,
j. M. Guardia, members of the Fire
mems Hall COMMITTEES. s-a'tt
Thirty wears active duty has proved
| the efficiency Of this fire. company.
| From it, o. a nucleus, has been formed
the ThibQdaux Fire Department, COM
posed Of two fire cOmpanies,. q hook
land ladder company aud . BUCKET
/ brigade, one Of the most efficient ARE
organizations. in the State outside o.
New Orleans. :syr {
In pionptness md seeetivs 1eAGeaa
kses to all alarmsAasf aalsa the s77ates
of fire insurance to- bAaaqufSQ: aoon'
so percent in AiMtowe, fnd. LAsa]eo
I! saved the. town ftpM: .several csl11a,
T. :. erations that wsnl4s. other~tse have
! been disastrous and ruinous. =
-. (. -~s 4--- - %
6aeelagga vYpGQf QAoQ4ato b YQkNe10
..Oursftiends and 1eiehhors! Col. Aa1e1s
Rviere. of toasshsd'faoe~!eas q :9aS
assistant in the form Of. = ..frst-clas'
artist from New Orleans.:
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We will publish in our next issue .
full and complete report by Mr.. A.J.
Braud, treasurer, Of all monies re-.
ceived and disbursements made by the
executive committee having In charge
the full management Of the arrange
ments, in all their details, Of the re-
cent press convention. s" ~.
The committee received from.a AN aeas.
And expended for all purposes sA2 50
Thus leaving a surplus OF sla4 60
This surplus WAS, by -resoaution .bf
said committee, turned Over into the
parish school treasury. We think the
committee acted wisely in this. Tie
money had been subscribed for > pub
lie purpose; the balance on hand wa
public money, and it certainly could
not have been turned to any besoor
purpose.
As we have already taken occasion
to say, the gentlemen composing this
committee deserve well of the com
munity for the efficient manner IN
which they acquitted themselves o.
the delieatc task they 1iad assuMed. :
-.A.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-15

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