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Insulte a un Representant.

Une 1nsulte grossiere ct non me
ritee a etc fate q un r%epresentanl
de la parolsse Ascension, Mr.. st
Amant, il J IA qnelques semaine,
CONNIE chacnn salt. II a etc arrGte.
CONNIE nm vii criminel, sous l'accu-
SatiOn malicieuSe ct rldicule lie
setre vendn a la compagnie do la
loteiie de la Louisiana. En- vain i!
demanda Que son process fut immG-
diatement instruct ct que IA lumleIe
Sc tit u les charges p~iof6rees con.
ire hi. On le fit attpndre jusqu'a
CO quentin on fixa IN jour poui
entendre la cause Ce jour Ia. ii
ny await poiut d'aecusati0n. Ce
rrpresentant du peuple, Get homme
qni await a remplir TN devoir >ac:G
>tst vi pendant dies stmaines met,
fire. Ell suspicion par le tait de Gael
qnes mlSeraDies crdnkS qni Sc sunt
derobes au dernier moment. On
nous nous tromponS fort. on la
chamhre demandera une investira
ton Serieuse sur &c fait regrettable.
Ii ne sufiit pas que pHon. st.
Amant ait etc exoner6 de cette
accusation aussi ridicule qu'infa,
mantle, il ne suffit pas quill ait pour
lui pestime de scs colleagues, il faut
anssi que justice soft faite des
saltinbamqnes politiqnes qui ne
craignent pas de salir des person
mes rv6tnes par lie penple Dun
caractere respectable ct sacre. De
to.te faeon rarrestation de rHon.
st. Amant etait un outrage q la
qui senle, pensons-nous,
a 10 droit ct lie devoir de METRE
SEES membres en- accusation.
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Distributions de Pix

O"o SutioiS udlS Id ptTlOuc ucS
distribution de prix, DIES exercices
de fin d'annee. HER c'6tait lei.
aujourd'hui c'est Ia ct demain &c
sera ailleurs. Parmi ces evene-
ments qni font grandement battre
lie cBnr DIES eleves ct IN peu anssi
celui DIES parents, il en- est quill est
t%ouJours agreeable de signaler par.
ceqne Fon y trouve matiere a louer
lie progress qui Sc fait chaque jour
dams nos Establishment dedication.
Lie 30 JUN dernier, notre bonnie
fortune nous a permits d'asslster a
la distributions des prix de PAca-
demie de Saint Francois de Sales.
a Houma.
Cette Institution est dirig6e par
des seurs appartenant 4 Fordre
de Ste. Croix.
TOus les exercices ont etc con.
dnits dune facon vraiment remar-
quable ct prouvent qu'une lnstruc.
ton solide ct serieuse est distribuee
aux eleves.
II y a dependant une Iacune tres
regrettable, a notre avis, que nous
nous permettrons de constater
dams renseignement des bcnnes
s9urs. ii ny a point de traces
que la langne franchise Y soft en-
seIgnee, ct celia nou parait une
verltable anomalie. Dams un mi
lieu CONNIE Houma ct la paroisse
Terrebonne entiere. vous h'enten-
deg partout parler que lie francais
par le trois quarts des babitants.
Enseignons la langue anglaise
on americaine, c'est lie droit,
c'est une ~necessite incontes-
table ct recoDnue de tous, mails
pour famour de den ne ne.
gligeons pas d'apprendre a nos
entants la iangue de leurs peres,
la langre du foyer, la langue don't
sons frappent 4 chaque instant
GRIZZLIES. Eft laissez-moi vous
G dire ce nest point par une prefe
renee exag6ree pour la langue
ftancaise plut6t one pour une
sutre langue etrangere que j'ecris
:es quelques lignes. Non, c'est
out supplement parce qu'elle est
"A plus faciIe a apprendre parmi
los populations d'origine franchise
N academic, ce qui est tout un.
Farce que c'est d l'aide de cette
que nos ptedecesseurs ont
'ense. ont vecu, ont adore leur
ont eleve leurs enfants. Par.
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Communication
LoCKPoRT La. ; Juliet, 1890.

nonsifur:-hr. John Bill ma pas r9ussi 4
empecher lie Vent de sonfier ~abondammep,
vers Lockport. C'est vous dire, que la toire
ue 81 Sauveur a eu un success complet.
fussi 9e m~'empresse par rentremise de
Votre estlme journal de remercier tres cordi;l-
cement, au nom da ma congregation, toutes
leH pefsonnes genereuses qui ont contribute au
IT, aIoees' ae cette TORE. Cne mention honora-
uio ooute partlcniiere pour Ia bande de
musiaue de Thibodaux qui a su enthonsias-
ner Ia foule, par SEES airs ~joyeux.
'ai Ihonnenr tres Monsieur diGtre
totre fresh. serviteur
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La %bonlangerie install6e r6cem-
ment par Mr.. Il, Spinner est main
tenant en- pleine actirite. Les
clients sont dfja nombreuy ct SO
Rlicitent du pain excellent ct DIES
gateaux exquis fournis par lie nou-
yeau %boulanger.
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A vendre.

Une excellente c~vpriare mesurant eny iron
SIX cent enarante acres. ct situee 4 quelque
distance de Thihodaux, sur Ia rive droite an
bayou Lafourche. AN Bful6 Guillot.
Cette cypritre est la plus iiche de rEtst,
au dire des eonnaissenrs.
Voir an bureanx de la SESrISELLEa Tbi-
bodanS pour iniorIuations.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, % owe re, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

TRAIN.
Onitte Thibodaux a 9 heures a. m, avec la
MALE de fOuest.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 10 heures 90 a. m,
ayec Ia MALE de Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
Second train tayec la MALE de la Nouvelle
ORLEANS ct de PEst).
Quite Thihodaux a 1 heures Is. p. NJ.
Arrive ]. TEibodaux a 6 heures so p. H..
In mailr est t%orjonrs close an post office
minutes avdnt lc DEPART du train.
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FoIREs.-Le produit de la Foire
an profit de- reglise de Paincourt-
vile est de $4,000 net.
La Ioterie organiS6e a roccasion
du drapeau on oriiamme a offrir
au steamboat lie plus populaire a
produit le jolie chiffre de $S36,4O
net pour P6glise.
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AK courses Gui ont Ell lien
dimanche { D0naldsonyille, la
iument "AgGi." de NJ. Dupaty o
etc battue par 'Pio:ico,n lie meme
che,al qui a etc vaincu lei par
Fred, a j. Beaty.
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TOTICE:
Y TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Az persons in this parish, owing State an d
Parish licenses, are hereby requested TO caI1
ut my office and pay their licenses for the
year 1880, on or before March LIST. 1890, and
aFold 10 per cent attorneys fees and PIPER
T. E. L0RIO,
Sheriff and tax collector
~Thlbodaux, Feb. Is, 1890.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HEsY'F&g1 EsE& E%EseAvGERS

hneoignure des rues Green ct Thltodaux
NJ faouas Alherti PREVENT SEES am
les voyageurs quill Went de taire de non
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront d.
s'atiefalro tout ceux Iui voudront l'hennoc
rer Geicur coniance
Re2as 4 toute heure de Ia lourn6e ct an
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 heur-s du matin Don
d9leuner ct D 4 heures d. soir pour diner
corlmoCese ct hien ghrnies
PRiX MODEPFS
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THIRoDArx La. Der. 1880

Mr. +. GoUAUx, HoUMA. La.
Dear sir-1ou remedies arrived this morn.
ing o.. *, lam trying and will get q good
run on them. they have given satisfaction to
all parties that | have sol to specially those
suffering from asthma.
Yours Truly
F. II. G~RUNEBERG.
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Lhomme chauve dit en- plaisan.
tart: ''There is plenty room at
the top" Oui mais ce stopn pour
rat etre reconvert dune luxuriante
c'.evelure q l'aide du ""Hall's Hair
Reuewer."
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Nous appelons Fattention de nos ~lecteurs
sur Ia notice publlee dams Ia rartie a~nclaise
de ce journal par lie Collector de taxes, En-
repontant promptement il Iapel null fait
anx eontrlbuabies, on peut evlter des frais
tres Onereux.
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LIE 4 j%nillet s'est passe facon
bien peu brnyante, ct ma nulIement
ranch6 sur les jours ordinances de
ID Semaine. Les Coolers seuls
etaient en- vacances ct accomplishment
Ia maison de leurs parents dun
pen plus de bruit ct d'apimation.
%ReeIlement la fate de FInd6pen-
dance est bien pen fetee.
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Lockport Public school Fund Associatisn

A nne reunion de cette ASSOCIATION. tenus
lie premier ieudi d'octobre. 1889. il a etc
'tEs0LU" Qua l'aveni-, une fore. pour
ie neileifce DIES ionds dc i6coie, anra lieu
ellaque aimee lie premiers saiuedi ct dimanche
dn moi> de juin."
Par ordre.
PIERRE PAPRT0S Gar
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vETEARE.

ll,O00 BRIQUES de premiere quaiite sons
a vea'lre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, sur le
Bayou Latourelc, p'es lie Canal Harang. La
livraisou sera taite sur le borl du BAYOU al on
lie demande. Prlx: $500 le MILLER.
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/ ATTENTION LECTEURS!-Une
brise l6sere fottaut sur lie bayou
hOus apporte DIES nouvelles IN peu
Eagues ct aussi bien pen defines
June grande attraction qui bient6t
atirera 4 Racelaud la maiorite de
aRus nos chercheurs de distractions,
4plaiSir ct aussi a tons cenx qui
pit t~oujours a l'affut dune bonnie
vre a accomplir. LIE mangue
4space nous oblige a ne gliser
tres ~l6gerement ct tres sue
hctement par ce sujet mails nous
aieviendrons plus tard an grand
8Btentement de nos lecteurs.
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PATURAGE.

Une magnifique ct richie savane de 500 ar
penis. sltuee pres Raeeland, est a la DISPOSE
tion de tous les e!evenrs ct proprietaires
daniinaux. Pension par cleval on mulet. 81
par mois; boeuf GU vachP, IS cts. genisse ct
veal, 80 cts. S'adresserd
o TEpTNE
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Fumcz lea "fhib0deAux Special
Cigars" ct voas Sercz hearenx.
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AVENDRE.

Une grande quantite de ~BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualite ct d6livr6s sur Ie burd du Bayou
Latourche a Thibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. O..
L.. CARO-, agent pour Mr.. jules DGehaux, on
auX bureaux de la S%ENTISELLE de Tbibodaux.
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vOcable de plusieurs langues sou
peine de roster en- arriere. La diff
fusion DIES langues est a fordre d,
jour, ct les ignorantS seuls Oh lie.
DIES herltes lie connaissent qu'ur
idiome.
Dams lie nord des Etats UniS
dams toutes les grandes vilIes, Won,
entendez parler presque toutes lie,
langues etrangeres. OH, mails cs
fat nest constat6 que dams Ia
classe richie on ai>ee. Les profes-
sears content cher la-bas, MATS
lei, dams notre pays, peut le peines
ct pen de SONS suffisent; ct nest
&c pas IN immense bienfait que
nous faisOns a nos ~enfants en- leur
'ntftant entire les mains, deuy on
Irois mOyens de %combattre ct lie ST.
Eronver a la hauteur DIES necessities
materielles de Persistence telles
qnelles existent dams nos villes un
pen p~cpnleuses. AlleZ done implo-
rer TN emploi quelconque dams les
magasins de 0 grandes villes.
On vous demandera d'abord, apres
avoir In votre lettre de recomman.
dation Isl vous en- avez une,) quelles
sont les langues que vous parlez
GU que vous comprenez. ct, soyez
certain que 81 vous ne parlez que
Fanglais on l'americain, vous pas.
serez pour un triste sire, ct ne
pouvant faire qu'un commits de peu
de valeur.
Mals 81 vous cOnnaissez peu on
beauconp le chinois, le sauscrit.
fespagnol, l'italien, rallemand ct
meme lie franeais, oh alors c'est
bien different; vous rentrez dams
les necessities du steele, vous 6tes
de suite incorpore dams la cat6go.
RE des gems don't on peut Sc servir.
ct don't on peut tirer parti. EFT
cette necessite de retude des Ian.
CUES ~vivantes ne s'impose pas lei
settlement ne yous y trompez pas.
Dams tous les pays civilises, cette
etude tent maintenant, une place
tres impOrtante dams les e~xercices
scolaires, Ell tous les jonrs augmente
d'Importance ct de valeur. Nous
pouvons regretter, nous autres
vieux coolers, la maigre part laissee
aux etndes classiques mails lie
movements imprim6 a notre temps,
4 nos mRurs, q nos besoins. surtont
Ell ce qui concerne les progress de
la science, exige les serieuses re-
formes que Pon a f1ites. Qu'avons.
nous a apprentice DIES Grecs ct des
dams les livres admirables.
1u reste qu'lls nous ont legues 2
Ion pent trouver chez eux les
sources de peloquence de la ma
Mere de bien penser ct de bien dire.
Mais depuis cette source est
levenne un feuve form6 par beau.
coup de nos devanciers qui s'y
'taient abreuves ct qui ont produit
les Ruvres qui ne lie cedent ell
len a celles de leurs maitres. an
:%ontraire.
Eft puis nous avons d'autres
d'autres soucis. Nous som.
mes entrafnes par lie progress qui a
lOngtemps remise les theo-
les d'Aristole, de GalieD, d'Hypo-
ct autres. Nous avons a
'otre disposition, daus les sciences
observation, DIES donnees, dies
que les anclenS mont ]amals
oupeonn6s.
One la terre leur soft legere, ct
de les Dieux immortels leur accOr-
.ent lie repos qu'ils meritent !! MATS
en- revenir a nos ,noutOns. je
eux dire a la distribution DIES prix
u Convent de Houma, c'est Ell
quite justice que nous constatons
excellente education donnee par
as SRurs de Saint Francois de
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LoCKPoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN

At a meeting held by this association r.
the nfst Thursday of October. 1889, it was
That hcnceforth. n fair shan
De held Tor the benefit of the school fund on
the Afs0 SATURDAY and sunday of June of ey-
cry year. BY order OF
PIERRE BARRTOS. Secretary
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EXCURSION A LA "G2AND ISLE.
Pc S6rie d'excursions va commen-
leudi proclaim 4 destination de
brand Isle. lie steamer la Loni.
sRe va organiser nm service
glenx ct regnlier, qui dounera
g~lSfaction aux plus exigeants.
partir du jeudi 10iuillet, 1890,
Eaeparts auront lieu: De Donald.
hvllle 5 heures a. m. Napoleon.
Re a $50 heures a.. m. Thibodaux
heures a. m. Arrivee a la
saad Isle a $50 heures p. m.
les passengers sont prizes de
Ersoir eux.m6mes autant ne
stble a leur nonrriture.
~s prix d'aller ct retour sont
pies ainSi que suit: De Donald.
hsllle ct Napoleonville, 5000. de
NOodsux, $500, de Lockport,
Our laller on lie retour senl:
Donaldsonville, $500, Thibo.
~, $3.50, Lockport, $3.50.
2 steamer So charge de remplir
ordres gu; lui seront doanes
transport de poissons ct pour
aaltres.
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q Nos L'excursiOn de
y 2Nouvelle Orleans a Galveston a
pen6 parmis mons un aSsez grand
N !, hmbre de persOnne DIES envirOns
Thibodanx qui venaient sc
fndre a une dizaiue de nos conci.
byens pour aller visiter Ia plus
ApOrtante villes du Texas. Nous
connaitrons que plus tard les
bpressions de voyage de nos
aaristes.
rarml les p%ersonnes qui visitent
hint9nant Thibodaux nous devons
Per Mile. Munson, de Houma,
est EN- vote de Sc faire beaucoup
hmis parmi nous, ct Nile. 'Palmire
Eenthropp du bayou L'ours, en-
I late chez Nine. G. Knobloch.
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NOTICE

PIERRE BARRIOS, Sec.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
Birthday Surprise Party.

On last Friday evening the home Of Jacob
Westerman, one and half miles north OF
town was, the scene of one Of the jolliest
gatherings that mortal eye ever gazed upon.
In the afternoon Mrs. Westerman was
brought to town on the prete1t of making
some large purchases, which she was ever
willing and ready to do. After she had been
gone sufficient time q party Of between 20
and 80 persons, old and young, headed by
Henry Snyder and wife took full possession
of their home and awaited Mrs. Westerman's
return, which was not long. Arriving home
and seeing such crowd, she was nearly over
come with excitement, thinking that some
thing serious had happened, but was inform
ed by Henry Snyder in his usual jolly style.
that they had come to remind her that 46
years ago on that memorable day, the first
ray of sun shine dswned upon her. The
happy gathering sat down to sumptuous re-
past after which dancing was INDUCED in IN
til late hour, when they returned to their
homes wishing Mrs. Westerman 46 years
more of this worlds happiness. AGuEsT.
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Commissions Saygers' Di lemma.


Commissioners Saygers and Daum, of Hem
ry county, came up the Maumee to this city
recently, to transact some joint county ditch
matters, and owing to the refusal Of the Wa
bash to run special train for their accom-
mediation, they were obliged to spend the
night in the metropolis of Northwestern
Ohio.
Daum wanted to 60 to private boarding
house TO rest his corpulent official frame, but
Saygers said nothing was too rich for his
blood when abroad, and suggested they 20 to
the Russell House. e... ,
Their names soon graced the books of this
well-known hostelry, and they were assigned
a room betting their official position. Daum
soon dropped into refreshing sleep and was
we'll along in dream where he was helping
to find which way the water ran with refer
ence to "a ditch which himself and the rest
of the commissioners were locating. He had
just lighted one Of Dave Miller's good cigars,
when he was awakened by the striking of a
match. He gazed around the room and soon
observed Saygers standing on chair groan.
ing with pain describing circles on the wall
with match. t9 '#}@
"What in the name Of the two counties are
you trying to do Ssygers3" inquired Daum.
"Why, blank this blanked new tangled
light. I've got pain in my stomach so bad
the man in the next room can hear 1t ache
and can't light the gol darned thing" HI
had been trying to light an incandescent
burner. Defiance Crescent.
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Thieves Caught.

On Thursday night last thieves broke into
the warehouse of the Woke Bros. and carried
away lot of Hopr and corn. The ofacers; were
quietly notified of the fact and movement
was at once insugurated to detect the guilty
parties. The thieves were traced TO Texas
where they had disposed of the corn TO Mr..
Benskin, the sacks giving them away. Mr.. B.
giving description of the parties who sold
him the corn and who brought the sacks to
his mill, suspicion at once fell upon George
Markey, a penitentiary bird, and Charles
Revels, both of whom were arrested and
placed behind the bars by Sheriff Barnes
On the following Saturday eveningithey also
broke into the Benskin mill at Texas, pur-
loining nothing but some grain sacks. Both
Of the fellows are candidates for the o. p.
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bargains In wall Paper.


For the next 30 days Saur & Balsley pro-
pose to offer such inducements IN the way of
low prices on wall paper that very few, who
will take the trouble to examine the stock,
will be able to resist the temptation Of buy
ing at least enough for room or two. The
late new patterns are simply elegant and all
who see them admire them very much. Sanr
q Balsley bought largely for their spring
trade, and owing to the lateness Of the seas
on much yet remains on hand. Now In Or
der to close this stock out they are making
it very interesting for close buyers, and all
with one voice exclaim, how very cheap.
The gilt patterns sold at this house are cheap
.er now than the most common brown backs
used to be. Don't fail to examine the stock
at this house before you buy.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
Death of Mrs. Joshua Rhodes.

Friends and acquaintances were g-ieved to
learn of the death Of the wife of Joshua Rhodes
on Saturday last. Mrs. Rhodes had been a
sufferer for some time, her ailment culminat-
ing in dropsy of the heart, which resulted in
death. Mrs. Rhodes was born in Maryland
in 1914, was married to the husband she leaves
in 1887, and was the mother of five children,
two having proceeded her to their long rest.
She has resided in Henry county for the past
q years, and was lady respected by all. The
funeral took place from the family residence,
on the Kalida pike, on Sabbath, Rev. Dona-
hey conducting the services. The remains
were followed to the grave by a large con-
course of friends and acquaintances.
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+ The site of prehistoric village has been
discovered on the banks Of the Ohio river,
near Parkersburg, West Virginia. II covers
about four acres and the earth is thickly in
mixed with fragments of pottery, streaks Of
ashes and fragments Of bones Of animals and
human beings. In several places are to be
seen the ruins Of what seem to be ancient fire.
places, containing charcoal intermixed with
charred nuts Of various sorts. In and around
these fire-places are found ornaments and
implements, such as battle-axes, knives, drills,
spears and arrow points and ornaments made
Of bone and slate.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05

Mr.. Ragan asked that the sidewalk corner
of Washington street and Haly avenue be
Strengthened. Referred to street committee.
Mr.. Schultz asked for the renovation of
the Pohlman slaughter house. On motion
five days was given to have the place cleaned
up. .." ..,
Mr.. Shoner moved that the swine ordi-
nance be enforced. Carried. ... .
Mr.. Thiesen asked the council to assist the
business firms along Front street to improve
said street. Referred to the street commit
tee. /. 8' #5,
A request was granted to remove telegraph
poles from Fisk's corner to railroad.
The cemetery trustees we're required to
make report at next regular meeting of
council. 1 "a
Mr.. Brown moved that gasoline lamp be
placed at the corner of Union steeet and
Adrian pike. Carried.
The old street lamps were placed in the
hands of the purchasing committee, for sale.
On notion the council adjourned. =