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TALP WasrED- MAZE
f4r q DAN ACTIVE BOY or f6 FOR
go0da. Apply ~ Onee i.2l6 second
sx Ep-NE WANT TO HIRE AN ENER
f,efson in every locality 20 disfri b.
sts sing matter and attend to our local
saAefs straight salary Of $3.50 per day and
e&eeL Siil be paid. Address. enelos ne e
saA particulars. Universal supply Co.
tsf 4. no pestais answered
49, .D-A FIRsTCLAss MAN TO TAKE
- OF saw mill aud also nrss-siass
afe what references yon have, no
apply. Address saw Mil, Poatin
r.
a. kD.-PKAcTicAL WOOD TuRNFR
lfegoa Improvement Company saw
nS street.
s sn-BUsHELMAg APPLY COR.
Brothers. Times block CoTumtaa
seen Front and sacond.
Sd ~~ cLAgIoHEr AND SECOND
~ iN players. th0se that read music pre-
81 pply joel NesEay, 2sls Front street,
" 81 - DETECTIVES We WANT A
- ia every locality special private
experience not required: particulars
Oct ctIve harean- Kansas City, Kan.
"a 1.-TWO FIRST CLASS MAcHiN.
- Moran Bsos
u ~ A FiRsTCLAss BARBER BY
~ 1851 ~ November, Eoot place Tor
as4 celored preferred Apply % II. /.
Seksyy saneqayeg. y &.
XArANTED-THKEE MATTRESS MAKERS At
w oncs- Apply NJ PowFli's Mattress FSStoTy,
on seventh street, near Pine
NXrANTEn- ENERGETIC PRISONS TO Ea.
w pioy their time 60 their . cuniayy al
vantage; no ealasszsinE. Call from Il 20 .. n.
apou . s. John. raola s atkins block Colun.
hla street
HrANTgn-PATTERN MAKERS. INMKDI.
" ste3y a. 8. TODD Machine Company, Ia
coma. Wash.
4xvASIRn =. FIRsT-CfAss COAT MAKERS:
w naue os;sesx need apply seat rooms inside.
Gugs3ou BfoshefR TtFeHz block. Caiumbsa street
between FFoas aud Second.
SXrANTED-A FGRsT-tsIAsss MOOR TURNER
w Apply a. the Weston uaili. Lake Uaian:
none hni 6Fsteisss mechanic need apply
NxrASFEp-AS HONEST AMBITIOUS NAN
w for a permanent position. with 81 cd es~
iahilshet era As their representative in bis osfn
sfagss saiSry increases with experience; refer
enees Feqetfed Manufacture lock box I.SsS.
New YORK
NSrANFgn--oNE UPn0IETERER ASP oEE
w uistfFess EAksg 81 FAfgaa Marrow =
LIS Third street
W. NVgp-AGENTs. MN Oh LADIES'
w Apply a. sls fifih street
HErANfEfA~TRg WASHINGTON NATIONAL
~ Building. ioan and Investment Associs.
ton an Is Tar IN s3sNBce ot Aax stsa lar asssD
cation "a America ltncrsi terms sni psTras.
uNnf Fssitfon t0 active reliable men a. stAle
Hsaasxers ara spsoszl sgeugx L Hill Case. sec
rtssyy anG General Msa sEer. IS ana - kiigea
t3eck seettle aAsei z4oo
STU ysaes. allowed essk @oash: s;eassy
efa rsxY a8ent IS horse nfffsFeltEE: no sAEEith &
dates aelIFsEiaz and mskIas collections. no
postal cards Aasire -. @Eth sisnap, hafaf a Co
n-l1A, ~ u - sl--
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r Nskrsska uai ere oNntf ca hsFe sasss
~ csE5 81 fnis efasW su3 psceang EFGH&gsy
sn& sAvseg tass C0te@
IN0ENp-AS IXsCRAaCR Foley NEsTs
II efs AssueAnes SO. awaSf n&3 nAEa &c
81 ealgsnS - ghss ezsee sad raglRg iaE skss 90
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lesleIs 81 avElLing advertIser.
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AIRS l. II. SMITH, ARTfsT~ARr $ Hfe
vi IS Boston block kkefehtng, still-iife draw
ing. pasfiies water colorS and oils; visitors wei
ne
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"a W aEk g I4ta
.s rs asst FagN
fgrN
sefss sst#. IL seissss s,s. "a sa
ss Hs steT tssssfs sap < - as
.s 81 AsAisas7 nt
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.ssSarrRs am cHeMfSTS

DRYANrS ASSAY OFFICE. sEAsE
ID Room /. New la block: correct ASA
terms and references address as above
samples by Esail or express, ~ ming prasSg
examined ~ reason9hle rAses. g u krFai
GORGE BkTHUNE. ASSAYEK ANnts3f S
NNtst. analyxer af Goa, nse clays, ores. etc. y
samples Tor aSsss ~ mai Ia oma. Waste
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4TToRNFrN- aY.I4W.

1TToRSETS-1T-IfW.
- i ATTORNEY. ALAN. I.ais
u. s@sona street. between seneca and Uni.
yersity.
(sHAFlN a wIIIsOS GEORGE b. cHAPIa. II.
V b. WILSON,. AttorneyS.Atlaw, room u. Co
lonial biaek- seattle, Wash
DETsRsON 4 PENSEfATHKE. FRED H.
i Peugx9n, 4 u. peunesether. attorneys and
coansslhirs ~ isw; efsice third street betussa
James AID Cherry rooms and5. Temple court,
seattle, Washington.
GALE a FAY, ATTORNEYS AND C0US-
" sell0Fs room 10. Boston block: rlpariaa
Az and liae land eoniesfs = speciality.
nsB0Rs & BYsa LAWYERS. CORNER
" Jetfa'rsca and Third streets. opposite court
bos5Se. seattle ". II
TT II. AMEs 4 Il g. SIMPSON. ATTo9.
IL news aus e0uuseslgfs at.isw. room Il,
Eufks tlsbck. corner ThiFa sHd Usien streets
T0Hs ARTHUR ATTOgsEY-Ag Ian. Us
~ Thinl s1resi. seattle. -
IAMEs 3. HONE, ArT0gSEY.AT4.sw.
~ fnenibeT ~ tne United states sEprsfas
eynFf bar. - MAfeoa
DRR~TaN, CARR a PRESTON {HARof.D
Preston. s = Carr. G. : Frestgn1 akfcF
n4vs AID IroansssI eFx- Rf-iaw. Third En0r New.
no block, Colsmhas stfess, eesween seeond aEa
Tsisd
nYEs i. DASEELs, ATTORNEY ALLAN,
Ia raoIsl a. Pos on hsofk
II W BASS. ATToRS EY-AT.t.Aw. BuEKE
IL. hlark, eorner Thasi sid Nason ssfa2iss
seattle. Vase.
T.RES SIXTH. ATTORNEY At LAN. e
T. sc1ain isssn8RT ard notary ps5A.& fe@ss
esfscs box So. sea tic. =
TosNUA V. WRESTLING, FAIT0Ks EY-AIS
~ las. roosa No 2. Beet0a hlork re&ft.e. W ].
a, X N PRATT. ATTORNEY sTLsw;
III. earl-ssaisaa tsAl s4s&le. So and satasEe
xsiss . sate8sssy s1Wihe2ss ceTAes Gn4esa9se
TTKNRY Z. f00Mgs. ATTORNEY ALLAN.
Ill reaui H. LaaNsllYn Dodge haiA4sf's. Sec
Oed street near caefTF.
II METHODS. AFT0RS ET-AT-f.Ahs
IL. SanA X&klmA st
ToAILLII,s. LANAI a ZacHRY. ATTosse
uegxNf-ssw Wasssax4ou, T. g ts&7a
- ases kslnrp fAe eoggss sa8 sEseEt0s dst&rs.
safssfs afas sASfg
8IATCfL
Ms mffIAan. RO0Ns AND G. ly4a14
vi Fs1ast strees Tasfe eit4fN gssno. ezlsass
eiseustsr. ssasgssea8 ce8aSs ti@ts - s.,
nsweTse xcsD1aT
rI-EfE griEN tGEY nRSesss A. ADENf AT
HseKstzAazs hsz1z e0Snsx ksshs a1a -
lnfsA8a esass 81 e83lts every Nsaday sE.HsNg
Ast ss1wy sagnn3AF &ss&sAaS4 ~ sa73a& AZ
t6gs3E<E sssszs sss4&5 eseEE SATURDAY. sFNkslzSs
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H4sTED 10 RENr.

JNANTRD-To LEAsg FOR TERM OF
w years a vacant lot, good business loca-
ton. Address, with terms and location, G. X.
p Si6 W al street
xHrA&TEO 49, TO RENT uNFuRNFsHED
w room BY two yoang men. Address W
care Post-lntelligeneer
IxTARTED-RooM. A GENTLEMAN WISHES
w room i'm a private family where some
home comforts may be enjoyed. Address T. r.,
Y Paint 2sora
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MISS ElskEN has REsUNHD HER CT ASshS
VI for painting and drawing. ia her slNAsa II
roam 60 Boston block. A special class 90 SIS
aFdays for school children.
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THE ART EMBROIDERY STORE VII
il furnish choice variety Of fancy ar.
aad embroidery materials. Thanking sAgxsag
customers for their patronage, we wouid aaiie.
. continuance ans invite them 20 the fai eEe8
ing: corsetS. hosiery and small wares Leo
agency Tor equspose waists stamping an sss
ing done Mrs N. T. Fellows and Miss
pa.I Al zfFQ
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- Z BOWMAN AfToRsEY A Law. I.ais
Il. sesond street. be'ween Seneca and Uni.
aIaraifT
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A kTlSTs MATERIALS OF ALI Il 8fa&
ing. brushes, etc; latest FaateEn noyelfies SIS
2is Co.gmhi& street. second door ahose zra
rest ffissa
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TYR A. ]. MCINTOSH, 4. q. {. Y. i. Ca
~ ase Of ontario veterinary co'leRe TSlss
Montana livegE and fee3 stables. r0Taeg
snd Washington ssreesss teaephena al sse
No go
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(SoMsToCK e TRoTsGHE. ARCHITECTS
- ~ t.amstoek Mad Carl Trotsehel. fculnt
And ), Marshall building. coFncx " ashfngloI
and Commercial STREETS, Seattle. Mash. Roosns
Is 10 snd 20. Pierre Morse hlnrk. san Dlego. NaI
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HERMANN RADlcKE. ARCHITECT AMI
IL surveyor. Miles block. room 3, Lar Frans
eeraaf mar PIKE
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w r GiDDfNgs. ID. =, \. 0PERA
~ A HOLMES, pkNTlSr~-RouM ?. Ct1Es. 8 !
y hia House. corner Third ana cotRnl
nK. q. MILLS PRICE DENTGsT-n rs
l blnck. Third and Uulan.
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aTnsksf -.

NEW ESGIAsD MhKHLs ANB GRANITE
~ works Hisilsu q. gFfssffe. proprietor. AL
artistic sgisi. fali suEfss - a4aDtes constantly
OF hand; positively Oegtsz ssd aheag4f tbaa any
st6ef firm GA sbe eoaass assixHs with pT5sss
furnished On 81 pieait8n sfee 81 efArga- Fite
stree. iyex eesn Fourth snI fgstA -eatfie
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rs Tag 81 f So u 9af W
4 fa2tstAl sSstes sss9tfl
kai4as i471a Aat
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HANTEIl.p4RrnrR


WANTEn-PARTNER WITH Sa9o0 or sl000
w capital 20 take shares In q hardware and
stove store of long standing and doing first
class business In seAftie. Address Hardware
Post-Intell genefr office
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DEG YgEE akks Ezs ASfs SADDLE WIFI
ID ese, fFsssa Mes1fssy 8 t4cieY Smmess lal
reet aYraeise Isextss Hsfs Cos hafsk
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Ms wflIARn. EO0Ns h ASD g. l4zz5S
VI FFuaal etreegs Tasae s3t9se g1s1s1 ezisas.
essezstar. Y.sgssea8 euHaFs ta@ts - s.,
eAfMF4aNs
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VI AaHFSGT0S TfPEa EIT&E Hap
w anaFtsfss-s4e ungfep sseFe Easa8sRsa. short.
hand AID tygeNfiaug weEk sxffafsds typs.
writers rented Nooyn y &e@l4n tHses
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The Greatest Anti Periodic

Know VII to the medical profession
is unipine, the base OF which is nr
Caiisaya bark of commerce. i ms
bark is gathered hy the natives Of
South, American countries and export
ed to all parts of the world for the
manufacture of quinine. ''Ihr SER
want Is not greater tliau his master"
aud it stands to reason that the eX
tract has not the curative powers q:
the original. There is no mere effrc
tive remedy for malarial d,sorue"S
known tn the world than DIR. West
moreland's C~alisaya Tonic, which con
tains a sufficiency OF the pnrcst bark,
and all disorders of the system a:sng
from a diseased liver readil, srccuno
to its influence. This great medicine
is for sale by j. 4. Thibodeaux Il
Son.
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.sEI.ss's WINE OF cARDui for female diseases

our readers may think that we have
ioaded our columns with too much
POLITICAL matter this week and we beg
70 assure them that we could not help
d. onr enthusiasm just carried us
alou ..
We are SO well pleased with the re-
slf ofthe Lake Charles convention
wat we are honEd to let the world
ware our feelings. Price always was
0f choice and now that he is the peo-
pes choice we feel like patting every
o'aer man Oh the shoulder and asking
aln "how do You like it,"
!" course. We expect everybody to
ny ne likes it and we believe every
body likes it.
andrew Price. of Lafourche, is the
han.
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LOCAL NRWS.
ATTENTION, DEN0CRATsl

A grand ratification meeting viii
take place tonight at Firemen's Hall,
in honor of our distinguished fellow
citizen, the Hon. Andrew Price, nos
minee for Congress. The meeting
will open at o'clock, and will be ad-
dressed by the distinguished nominee
and many prominent speakers from
abroad. AS well as by local speakers.
The occasion promises to be a great
one. IL
The rank and file of the Democracy
should be Oh hand. Ladies are par
ticularly requested to lend the charm
and encouragement Of their presence.
The distinguished nominee and his
party are expected by this evenings
train and no doubt Il rOusing reception
will be rendered them.
Hurrah for Andrew Price, Of La
tourche.
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The Picnyune has this to say of the
nominee Of the Lake Charles Conven-
ton ::
OF the chosen nda bearer, but little
need be said. He is young, vigorou in body
and mind, Il fitting representative of the
great characteristic industries of Louisiana,
and fully identified with them by the strong.
est ties of interest, as he is with the people
by all the bonds OF blood and consanguinity
No man in that section is better acquainted
with the work of canvassing the district, a
task he had already twice successfully ac-
complished for the late Congressman GAY,
and few men of his age have a better faculty
of binding men to him than has the nominee
of the convention. He is full of resources.
he possesses Il large personal following
among the negroes and he is without doubt
one of the very strongest men that could
have been named by the convention. En-
dowed with a sound judgment and a mind
thoroughly practical and comprehensive.
with Il large knowledge of business and an
excellent executive ability, Mr.. Andrew Price.
the unanimous choice of the convention.
seems to meet every demand in the present
mOmentOuS emergency.
We are in a position to know that Mr..
Price, SO far from seeking the responsibilities
that have been put upon him by his fellow
citizens, s~edulOuSly avoided them and de
precated every proposal to nominate him.
He has recently come into private business
engagements that demand his personal at
tentiOn rs they promise him pecuniarv re-
wards far beyond any in the arena of poll
tics. He was not insensible of the expressed
confidence OF his fellows, but his material in
terests all forbade him to engage in any pur-
suit that would lead him away from them :
but if Mr.. Price yields to the cull Of the con-
%vention it will be from Il sense of public duty
that ou~tweighs all private interests. We be
lieve, however, that he will not venture to
decline the task that is demanded of him,
and therefore he will invoke and require the
fullest measure of support and the heartiest
cooperation his fellow citizens can give.
With u grand united effort they will together.
we are confident. organize victory for the
sugar district of Louisiana. l..
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Nine. Munemitsu Mutsu, wife of the
Japanese Minister at Washington,
entertains her intimate friends with
music on the "koto," the japanese
piano. 1t is six feet long by about
eight inches wide, and the silk strings
are drawn lengthwiSe Oh the rounded
top. Name. Mutsu. is Il clever per
former on the ''koto," and she is
especially acceptable when she
renders the music OF the "MikadO."
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Hon. |. ID. Moore went directly from
Lake Charles to New Orleans last
Tuesday night, the bearer of glad It'd.
iDgs to his particular friend, the 10
minee.
We would like to bet a reasonable
amount that that was one of the
proudest moments in the enthusiastic
Majors life.
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The silvery ring of a dollar
will echo through the portals
OF every household on Sept.
IS, After then A DOLLAR.
does it. How wonderful!
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Moro Unsolicited Testfmony.

Wittsburg, Ark, July 18th. 1887
J.. C. Mendenhall e. Co., Evansville. Ind.
Ship us at once ] gross Certain Chill Cure.
Giving universal satisfaction, we sell under
a positive guarantee and never had q bottle
returned. Respectfully yeur friends
BEDFORD & HAMILTON
Sold by Thibodaux PHARMACY.
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Owing to the fact that the Firemen.s Hall
is wanted for to night for the reception ten
dered by his friends and neighbOrs to the
Hon. ANDREW PRICE, Democratic nOmi-
nee for Congress in this third district. Prot.
C. f. Deverdie, to whom the hall was rented,
has kindly postponed his stereOpticon enter
tainment until Monday night, August IS.
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a6g-wlNE OF cARoU,, a Tonic for Women.

Most OF III delegates to the Lake
Charles convention returned last
Wednesday highly elated and nightly
pleased with themselves and the rest
of mankind.
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April q, 1889.

APRIL q, 1889.
f. Gouaux, Houma, La.
We have n steady. sale for your Asthma
Remedies. We never had q single com.
r,aint, but many compliments.
Roth & FLEETWOOD. Pharmacists.
Tdibodaux, In:
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o6eBLACk -DRAuGHT tea cures Constipation

The spacious and elegant mansion
Of Judge Beattie was the scene of bril-
liant festivities OH last Thursday.
The Judge and his good wife rendered
the young folks an exquisite party, at
tended by a well appointed supper at
which nothing recherche was wanting.
The party was. we believe in honor
Of their aifable son Charlton and ami
able daughter, Miss Kate, now on their
vacation. and was attended by the
beauty and youth of Lafourche and
Assumption.
Those who had the good fortune to
attend speak in unstinted praise of
Judge and Mrs. Beattie's hospitality
and affability.
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sAek1RAucAI tea for Dyspepsia.
Mr.. CARMEL CONVENT

Mr.. CARMEL CONVENT, }
NM T~hihodauN. La. Jan. q. 1888. !
1ouaux, Honn,a. La. ~
Sif-i "aunot cnnvty in adequate Ian
has a satisfactory idea OF the benefit J
p A. oota'ned lv nsin. your ALtfAsthmatic
~"cf aud Mixture. For twenty years /
Is suffered from that dreadful disease,
hasa., amt although l have tried many
tsA,uNS, none proved beneficial until |
I n sours- 1 trust my experience. with this
III allts aud valuable powder and mixture
hs,s TUE means of inducing others to give
vs. Tours respectfully,
"A NisTLR OF MI. CARMEL CONVENT.
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The Market Masters report for the mouth
Of June, 1889. shows collections to have been
$77.Ia.
j. AUSLET,
Collector.
The Treasurer. Collector and Market Mas
ter's reports for mouth ending August 9, 1889,
were read and referred to the Finance Con-
mittee.
The Mayor stated that Mr.. Oh. Ctbre-
mond had approached him with a view of OBJ
tanning the neutral ground around the mar
ket for the purpose of establishing a wood
ward therein: Mr.. Debremond was willing to
pay a reasonable rent and would conform
with the requirements Of the Council if he
were given the same. The Mayor laid the
matter before the Council for consideration.
The proposition being unanimously disap-
| proved of by the Council. MIR. Couion, second
ed by Mr.. Brand, moved that Mr.. Debre-
mond's request be refused. Mr.. Coulon call
ed for a yea and nay vote for his motion.
Y~eas-Braud, Badeaux, Coulon, Naquin and
lrotter.
Nays-None.
! Mr.. Coulon presented the following ordi-
nance. supplying to various existing ordi-
nauces a portion OF the penalty that has
hitherto been wanting, which was adopted by
the vote which follows it.
Ordinance No. OS.
An ordinance empowerin. the Mayor to
impose upon any and all violators of the
revised bylaws and ordinances of the town
of Thibodaux, wherein the penalty OF a fire
has been provided for, the punishment Of
Imprisonment not to exceed 30 days.
| SEC. l.. Be it ordained by tie Mayor and
! Trustees of the town of Thibodaux, in coun-
ell assembled. That wherever in the revised
bylaws and ordinances of the town OF Thibo-
daux the Mayor is cmpo wered to impose the
peralty of ii fine. that. in default Of the pay
ment of said fine. he is hereby empowered to
impose the punishment of Imprisonment. not
to exceed thirty days.
Y~eas-Braud, Badeaux, Coulon, Naquin and
TrOtter.
~Nays-None.
1t being reported that the hose of the mar.
kethouse w%ell-pump is in an unfit condition
for service. the question as to whether it was
| more advisable to purchase a nev hose or
appropriate a certain amount monthly ia
have the market house washed by the use OF
buckets, was argued, which resulted in Mr..
| CoulOn. seconded by Mr.. Naauin, moving
that an appropriation of two dollars be made
monthly to pay a man to keep the market
house clean.
Yeas-Braud. Badeaux, Coulon, Naquin and
TrOtter.
Nays-None.
!: L. AUCOIN, Mayor.
JOIN B. TAYLOR, Clerk. :
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL. 54

TOWN HALL,
Thibodaux, La, Angus. 9. 1889.
The Courcil for the Town Of Thibo-
daux met this day in regular monthly ses-
sion at 8 o'clock p. III.
PresentlJ. l.. Ancoin. Mayor, and Trustees
braud. B~adeaux, Coulon, Naquin aud Trot-
ter. 1 "
Absent-Malbrough. Trustee. " ~
The minutes of the last sessiun we're read
and approved as recorded.
The following report of the Mayor was read
and received
Thibodaux. La. August 3, 1899.
10 the Trustees OF the Town OF Thibsdaux !:
~Geatlenen-An appropriation tt pay the
following claims is recommended viz
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McEiYec's Wine Of Cardui

and THEDfORD,.s BLAcK-DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Lafourche parish, Thibodaux
Jos. T. Thibodeaux g. Son.
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ntND YOUR JOB PRINTING TO
US OFFICE.
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The news of the nomination of the
Hon. Andrew Price for Congress was
enthusiastically received in Tlibodaux
and throughout Latourche. The boys
in this place gave vent to their en-
thuslasm by firing off the cannon all
day Wednesday.
LafourelIe will roll up a rousing ma
jority for her well beloved son.