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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-09-24


In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, in and for
said District the goth day of September A d. 1890;
George 5. Averill, Administrator of the estate
of Mary A. Leland, late of Montpelier in said
District, deceased, makes application to said Court,
with the consent and appreciation in writing
of the heirs of said deceased, residing in the
real estate Of said deceased situated in Montpelier.
in said District to wit Brick house and lot on
Barre street, representing that the sale thereof
would be beneficial to the heirs of said deceased,
and those interested in her estate in order to
said real estate into money Whereupon, it is
by said Court that said application be referred
session thereof, to be held at the Probate ONCE,
in said Montpelier. on the 10th day of october,
AD 1890 for hearing and decision thereon and 1t IS
further ordered, that all persons interested be not
fed hereof by publication of notice of said applica
ton and order thereon three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Waterman & State JOurRdi,a newspaper
published at Montpelier, in this state, and which
circulates in the neighborhood of those interested
before said time of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place and II they cause, object
thereto. BY the Court.-Attest.
SUS9 HIRAM CARLETON. Judge.
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EGGS.
&irtbs.

In Berlin. Sept g. a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
IL. Brainerd.
In Nashua, ~ H., Sept. 10, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Deroleau, Weight lO}a pounds
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Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, fifty cents,
SOAP, twenty -ive cents; RHSOLvENT, 81. Prepared
by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORA.
TON Boston.
ngF@Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases, 81
pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are a sure cure
for all forms of chronic and infammatory
rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely vege-
table, always safe.
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LIVERY. STABLE keepers should always
keep Arnica and Oil Liniment in the stable.
Nothing like it for horses.
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THOUSANDS walk the earth to-day who
would be sleeping in its bosom but for the
timely use of Downs Elixir.
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ARNIcA AND OIL LINIMENT is equally good
for man and beast. Twenty-Five and fifty
cents per bottle.
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Markets.
Boston Produce.

MONDAY, September %, 1890.
The quotations given below represent
prices obtained by receivers for wholesale
lots mot jobbing prices and are intended to
represent actual sales
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For mild cathartic and efficient tonic
use Bakers Mandrake Bitters. Every bot
tie warranted.
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4eatbs.

In STAFFORD Sept. H. Ruth. daughter of II.
Rogers. IL years. months and 20 days
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DInEPLES black heads red, rough, chapped, and
T I'M oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Habit.

IN ALL THE WORLD THERE IS BUT ONE CURE,
DIR. HAINEs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
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HOlIE NEWS.
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

State Senate Committee on Cities investigation, Part
H. Superior Court, IL a. N.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races, Gravesend, ? 80 p M
Ives case before Referee T. l.. Setson, No 40 William
ST., 10 80 a m.
Trial OF Z. j. Caassen. United States Circuit Court
Trial OF George IL. Pell Court OF General Sessions
Trial of Thomas b. Musgrave Tombs Police Court
. y. m.
morning
Laying Of cornerstone Of the Chapel Of ST. Agnes,
Ninety-secOnd-st, Sinth-ave, p. IN.
Marshall J.. Wlders annual entertainment Broadway
Theatre, 80 p. m.
New-York-C lev leland baseball match, Polo Grounds,
4 p. N. ,,
Pattern Makers National Convention. Ashland
House. =,
West Twenty third-st.. 80 p m.
Republican Club, No. 400 Tifth-aye., p. m.
Hamilton Republican Club, One-hundred-and-twenty
fourth-st. and l. ghth-ave., y. m
Academy Of Sciences, Columbia College, p. m.
Archaeological Institute or America, Columbia College
8 80 p.
Adirondack Park Association Gilsey House, 8 10 p IN
Opcnng Of the new club-rooms Of the New-Hork Ieie
graph Club, No. 81 COrtlandt-st., p. IN.
East SabbathschOOl Union, Forsyth Street Method
ist Episcopal Church, 8 p. N.
Hebrew Shetering Guardian Socieys strawberry festi
VAL LenOX Lyceum, p.
Golden jubilee Fair, Academy OF Music, Brooklyn
8 y. IN.
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r1rru RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs. SELL
SELLING.
rI pAcE-HEAvy.wE1GHr HANDICAP. SIX
FURLON(i
FIRST SERVICES IN A NEW CHURCH.

The first services in the new Christ Protestant
Euiscopal Church. at Boulevard and Seventy lrst-st
were held yesterday at IL a m. The congregation
which has not met for three weeks owing to the
closing of the old church, was unusually large.
musical programme of great merit, arranged by the
orpanist and chOirmaster Peter c. Edwards. IT, was
given bv a boy-choH OF twenty voices. The pro
cessional hymn For Thee, Dear, Dear Country
and the benedction chant compositions Of Mr..
Edwards II was announced from the pulpit that a
ralish meeting to elect waldens and vestrymen Will
be held Oh MAY d. at 10 Il. N. The rector, the Rev
Jacob 5 shipman. preached from the text. The
Church. which is His body" lie said III part IIic
Church is i'm al, strctness the body Of Christ for
IT, not only exists as visible body or an outward
organization but as divine body we'll 1t Is said by
sceptics that Christ created such society. IL
this wer etrue and If the Church were only The ap
pointmcnt Of Chrsts APOSTLES, It's great benefit could
he ARMED flOu the power OF government III eXcf1s
The purpose Of the Chucli Is TO 90 CiTists WORK 10y
all ages The twO-iOld cHOft Oh ChllsilaI's sHouIu
be 10 teach and 10 do good -. 90
Mr. Shp!nau gave short historical sketch oil Christ
Church lie SAID that save Trinity Churcn Christ
1.nurch is the oldest in New York. having been
foundcd i'm 1893. 1t at first III Anu-st after
the church at no. $50 Fifth ave, which the congre-
cation had Just left In speaking Of chhurch WORK
Mr. Ahipman said that in the old church the Womens
Societies and the young mems guilds had been ham
1,cred for want of room, but that they would
hsve every opportunity 10 do good work The sun
80 The new church is not entirely finished. TIL,
ocr.n is not in place and alterations must be made
"a e4ha seating arrangements. A handsome altar OF
aiahaster viii be placed IN the chanccl.
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NETWORK CITY.

The activity of business in Wall street is beginning
to tell upon the value Of Exchange memberships.
seat in the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
was sold on Saturday for S425, an advance OF Sl7o
from the price two weeks That price Is now bid
for seats.
Lieutenant Henry r. Lemly, first lieutenant Of the
I'd Artillery of the Army has received permission from
Congress 10 accept an Office under the Colombian Gov
eminent. He Will leave this city for Rogota in about
ten DAYS Lieutenant Lemly was appointed from North
Carolina to the Academy at West Point on september
!, 1868.
The Phlo-Ccltic Society Of this city, which has made
great progress in spreading knowledge OF the Irish
language has opened a branch school in Newark
General W. F. Kelly and Colonel James Barrett, both
OF this city, have been elected commandant and ad
jutant of the encampment of the Irish-Amerlcan Mil
tary Union which viii take place TINS year III filia-
delphia on June L.
II. o. Havcmeyer has given 81 900 to the fair IN
aid of the Castle Garden Mission.
Joseph J. oDonOhue will sail for Europe on the
Ftrura next Saturday to visit Mr.. Parnell
The seventy sixth anniversary Of NorSays dcclara
ton of independence celebrated on Saturday even
ing at Thrd-ave and Fiftlethst. by the NOrwegians
of this city. The swedish Glee Club furnished the
music.
The members Of the Chinese Methodist Episcopal
Mission. at West Twenty thlrd-st. and Seventhave.
entertained about 100 guests yesterday at the second
anniversary Of the mission. The members OF tht
school, according TO the report of secretary lunl
ouai number thirty four The interior Of the mission
was decorated with Chinese lanterns and flags. There
were Bible Rotations hymns, and short talks by The
Chinese scholars after which a luncheon was served
The members of the Wlllett Street Methodist Episco
nal Church celebrated yesterday the seventy ami
versary of its organization They had lovefeast i1
the morning. There preaching morning, after
nam and evening. The Rev. VI. F. Compton. The
ma stor conducted the services.
The Barclay-st. station Of the Ninthave. elevated
road is being repaired to equal the Warren-st
station in size.
The Rev. c. II. Dodd, the new pastor of the Baptis
Church in Mount Vernon, exchanged pulpits witt
the Rev. william Walker. of tile Central Baptist
Church in this city yesterday.
Dr John X Logan of the Irish Historical Society
lectured last evening in the basement OF st. PAUL.
Roman Catholic Church, northumberland seventeenth
81 and Fourtrave., The Effect of Alcohol on Tho
organs of the Human Body" The Rev. Dr. John Nc
ouirx the pastor Of the church, who presided vii
organize temperance society in the parish. The pro
ceed Of the lecture will be applied to paying off th
doht On the church and TO the relief Of the poor o
the parish.
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racing season on the Fourth Of July The pr giue
presented is that of field of horses at inc s''l .n
most waiting for the flag. IL Il n0uced at Ooc ~
The course is Monmouth. the horses ,Ie bie
reverse way Of the track. Mr.. Caldwell recosI!LD
at q glance stands in his box. his LEFT arm. eAIehIS5
in the direction Of the jockeys, his Dgt sIls W
dag He is probably saying. Don't picihh S ToS
don't break Don't break. say. Don't break -tOT IN
Mr. Mclaughlin will please 60 back ana want !oi't
your horses Come uD there. Hamilton. lou U Nh,
10 be left again. don't YOU ~ rEht. oo h. is en-
in leave you Mclaughlin, III llaggins colOS, III ~
Firenzi looking back his right shoulder az M
starter ready at the slightest warming 10 sh4In
lead Garrison. in the maroon jacket OF Mr. beI S -,
is Immediately behind Mclaughlin his back carGo III
winning fashion over the neck and withers OF i."'
land Behind the snapper" is black horse OF Dc =
IL A. II. Morriss. with Littlefeld in the saduet tho
fractions horse and plunges IN me ceIiG w %
cr0up The rider is Isaac Murphy. III the W." 80
colors Hayward has the rail. and is sitting M d
like Patience on monument. lie wears tIc !0T Ic
white and blue of ChesterbrOok. and his mount -
probably The Bard. The Others in the held ar
REPRESENTATIVES, of Captain sam" Brown Icire I,Jli
lard Preahness. Pulsfer Scott, Wiihers ano lieSE
The Br0okdale horse has his mouth open as u nc ",S
to bite somebody. his temper being voucheo oI ~
tbe way In which his are glued To ule D"oN VI
his neck. T.. - lao, executod in
n very artistic manner The racine c0ore Nv 80 g.,
case are absolutely correct. MT CiOiV has '"iii' ~
an excellent piece Of work.
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Steamer Victoria (Dan) Asfscin bsrns"s nays WIN i'u'
IN N Dumos Arrived NJ tho Bar AZ LID IN ,.x
steamer trinidad tBrl Fraser, Dol as -. psv
a lopm e....r.h . d.v. with p,d.a IN q II
Mallory d Co. ,- ...-uor, yor. aro ,or,o,k
-,h "a az and Messengers old Dominion Ss Co.
Steamer Amos Barstow. CorWin' Provdence Win mose
10 Racket BROS N, o. uo.,o, 90 III n uraaon
shin Frank pendleon Nichols Bnenas yres Gays waSi
S.ao Ward co; vessel 10 Pcndleton, Carver Nicn'
OILS. - 80. 49,, A.,
suNsET-Wtnd at sandy Hook. moderate. Sc; clear. Az
CITY island. wind ighi. SSN; Clear
SAILED.
Steamers uafs for Aarhuus Sorrento HampurT Piedna
Son London; Moniauk. Bristo Aguan Beuze;
a ~ mbrano and Rrage Blrscoa; Guy Colin. sydney, CB
Snip COLUMBIA, for Calcutta
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN May ls-salled steamers City Of Rome ts
vsnng Alaska Brl Murray. rnd Aurania (Br) Duttoh
.vry Nav STARVED. steamer La Bretagne (Er DO
lou seiin, from New.York.
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MIDSUMMER DRESS FABRICS.

We have just placed in the Grena-
dine Department, new case of
"Silk CrepOn," the latest mate
rial for Summer wear, in vari-
ETY. of handsome shades, includ-
ing white and black.
In connection with our large
stock Of Cashmere, we are show
ing Il line of White MOhair,
printed in Il choice assortment of
new designs; and, in the same
stock, fine all-wOOl Challies, at 35
cents per yard.
We are introducing new line
of Brilliantine Robes, with mar
gins of Japanese CrepOn and En-
brOidery, an altogether original
style, at $500 and $3.50 each.
I'VE have also added two entire
cases of English Tweeds and Che
yiOts, in light and medium
weights, at very reasonable prices.
JAMES McCREERY CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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rrvrR.L OF OLIVER BELL BUNCE.

The funeral of Oliver Bell Bunce took place at
his home No. $50 West Twenteth-st, yesterday after
noon. The Rev. Or. Thomas Rchey, of the General
Theological Seminary, oniciated~ The house "yas
rIIed with relatives and friends. Among them were
The heads of all the departments OF Appletons pub
iisbing house Colonel Daniel Appleton, ". W. Apple
Ion. Harry Fem, Junlns Henri Browne, James Z.
Kelly Mrs. COnnoy, Mr.. and Mrs. salter, E. r.
Fdmnnd Clarence Stedman. Albert Matthews, George
" Brown William NJ. Beck Rosstcr Johnson, Smith
r lane Richard Henry StOddard. W. A. Townsend
Morris Phillips Herman G. Carter, William F. Ccisse
and Or F. c. Cole. The burial was at Greenwood.
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.Y cEK..........sUNDAY. MAY Is. 1880


PORT OF NEWY CRR.-..........SUNDAY.M MAY 49, 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer Etruria OBJ. Hams Liverpool May TO- Queens
town l. with mdse and passengers 10 Vernon Co
Arrived n the Bar at Lbs a IN.
steamer KasDek lr Dawes Newcastle Nav In ballast
% " sturzDurg 4 Co. Arrived at The Bar At Jam
Sfcamer Saae tGeT Richter. Bremen May T. Southampton
10 with and passengers 10 Oerchs Co. Arrived
The Bar l3O q o..
Steamer Monkseaton DID, Beazey. Antwerp via Boston
Steamer stella tr Gohne. MAcofs 3Gay J. Manrania %
with Edsc and passengers u Hugh Kelly. Arrived the
Bar AZ 3 loan.
steamer Augustine fNorl. Pne Ceara A5r II Marsnham
"a Para ~ days with mdso and passengers TO Booth
Arrived At the bar ~ pm.
Steamer ArdancorrAch (Brl. GainswOrthy. WindwArd
Islands via ~ Kis MpJ 10, with mdse 70 Geo Chnsio.
Arrived a the Bar at ga
steAmer Alarieh Brl. Eggers Windward Islands ~
Croix May H. with mdse 10 Outer bridge Co Arrived
a Bar Al tam
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sunr,s. IS ses7 10 Noon s,ts OF pm Moons age
WATER
xs.nay Hook S.I3 Gov. island $50 He'll eate 1877
p U-sandy HOOK S:I7 Gov. IslAai $3.50 Hell GAZE 1923
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there The brother Of the OF the mine where
they were TO work was with them and was also de-
taned 1t is probable that civil suit Will be
brought against MIN. Five Italians under contract
IN work In the potteres at bethlehem were also dc
tained All these detained immigrants came in the
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MORE CONTRACT LABORERS DETAINED.
13tteen Russian Poles were detained at the Barge
oroo Yesterday. They were bound for Councils
ma penn. under contract to work in the mines
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We have prepared little book on
"The needful outfit of a tourist that
we shall be glad to mail to anyone IN
terested to know what are the essen
tails in the matter of clothing for a
foreign trip.
Of course the object of the booklet Is
primarily to advertise our own DuSl-
ness, but 1t embodies the experience OF
several old travellers and is approved
by Messrs. Thomas Cook & Son. 1t
tells both what to take and what to
omit
We keep everything that traveller
requires, even to Steamer Trunks,
Handbags, Rugs, ETC., and can supply
a complete outfit for man or boy at a
moments notice. Customers who have
worn our clothing abroad find it more
satisfactory than the fOreign-made, and
the prices no higher, quality, mt and
workmanship considered.
ROGERS, PEET q 70.
Bss.SGAY Ss%s:a
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CHAT ON TURF TOPICS.
WHAT GRAvESEND HAS TO OFFER IHio
WEEK.
SUGGESTED soMrxcnArvRE-A POOR TRAIN

s,.ccvsrrn NoNFycLArURE-A POOR TRAIN
sERvIcE-BIRTH OF PURE ARABIAN NOHA
Tho grooklyn Jockey Club has many at'fa ',,
.o offer this week. The entries tor Vo-W'9 WIN 10
- ,,rhere Tomorrow's programme lnciuaes
the Clover stakes for twoyear-oiN ,''o' -.
,onr. and the Parkway Handicap at Ito n'.cs'
=. g. =. anything in a name the former should he
- nv the Empire stables chestnut MY OioVcr'
yss.1 A. Co.'s bay flly Lucky Clover, or one Vi VIC
-nnns.ters in the Glover Stable. There's so much
clover that somebody is bound 10 DC IN It, h"' ~
~, considering names at all this stake VIII prooaoy
+urnish a stirring contest between Amouiahoc' i"r
moi, and sallie McCleand. whose tremendous rcpu.
.a,,ons for speed have set tongues wagsng, Turmoil
,.s rrn once in public and. though poorly ridden.
made a favorable impression saline hoONiianu
went TO the post on Thursday. but got OH so oaay
that she was not persevered with. All the shfe"oes'
trainers backed her to win Ambulance Is sa'o 10 DO
the Morrses candidate for the Great American Stakes
She las worked half mile in As SECONDS.
Ffdes is almost certain TO start III 'ie rarN"eS
yandioap There is no excuse for keeping her in the
s+able as she is fit TO race for a mans life MI NC
lntyre will probably give her about l12 pounds, when
rgh, N he entirely satisfactory to her trainer. Sir
Dixon may be starter, with something like l2o
mounds up and Burlington is very likely To go 10 'o
most As the Handicapped cannot give him more t'lai
JOG pounds IL is difficult TO see how he can be DeSVe.
The Gazelle Stakes, at ] Ia miles. will bring olO
the three-yesr-old FLIES Wednesday. II j. a. d
A. H. Morris start Starlight, she will be hard 10 oeaV'
thoueh in Amazon and Leda Mr.. Belmont may have
two very clever young ladies. The DVVers VIII
probably send Elizabeth and senator Hearst Golden
Horn On paper the threc-year-old FLIES appear to
be common lot.
On Thursday the Lawnvew Handicap and the
Bedford Stakes will be run. on Friday the taicon
Stakes, and saturday the May and Carlton Stakes
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GRAyESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

While there are no great stakes TO be raced LOT at
Grayesend today Secretary Mclntyres eAceIehV
IN arranged programme has attracted large n'iu' VI
horses of sufficiently high class to furnish some
extremely interesting sport Following arc "o
probable starters in all the races
r1pSr z ACE-SMEEPSTAKES THREE.YEAK.OLDS.
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French Park is hopeless cripple MT. Uioeo
refuses to disfgure him by firing and he wiz thert
fore be retired TO the stud
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OUTGOING STEd MERS
TrvaT,Ay NAV on
Announcements.

DIR. LYoS's PERFECT TooTH POWDER
r..ns the teeth clean white and purnes tho orcatn
elegant toilet luxury sold everywhere 20 conts
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Keep's Dress Shirts to measure, 6 for SO. None
bettcr AZ any price, Largest stock OF mems FURNISHING
Goods In Ncw.Ycrk. 800 and 81 Broadway
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
90 WEST S9TH.ST
Diseases Of the Nervous system Gento, Urinary ofsans
impotence and Sterility Hours 70 - " O.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor: .....F. 7. Nichols, of Orleans.
Lieut.. Gov. James Jeffries of Rapides.
p. Sec. of State. Il. +. Mason, of Concordia
And. Pub. Acct's...O. B. Steele of Union.
State Treasurer, W. C. PIPES of E. Feliciana
Attorney General, w. II. Rogers of Orleans.
Supt. of Pub. Ed. j. A. Breaux of Iberia.
e. s. SENATORS
Jas. ID. Eustis.--...... !. (. -. OF Orleans.
K. L. { bison. Orleans.
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice: Edw. Bermuaez, of Orleans.
Associate I" F. P. Poche, of st. James.
C f. Fenner, of Orleans.
S. ID. McEnery, of Ouachita
L.. B. Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT CoURToF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
R.. T. Beauregard-.........o o. st. Bernard
ID. u. Smith ...... -..-----.Of st. Mary.
CONGRESSMAN. 3rd. Congressional Dist.
E.J. Gay, OF IbervIlle.
DIST. JUDGas. goth. Jud. Dist.
TAYLOR Reattie.. ...........Waltrr Gulon.
Dist. Attorney P. Caillouet.
PAEI HOEFICERs.
Representatives: ...... Leonidas Trosclair.
u. Telemaque Badeaux.
Coroner--.-- 49,. DIR, John Ga2Zo.
Clerk of Northumberland w. Knobloch
Sheriff p. T. Lorio
Printer and Treasurer .....---. +. Samoan
ASSESSOR. ...... .....Prosper Toups.
Returning Officer ..........W W. C. Raglan,
POLICE JURORS.
President, 81 Grisamore; Jno. S. See!y,
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Mt. CARMEL CONVENT.

- MI. NARMEL CONVENT, ?
Thibodaux. La, Jan. 81, 1888.
Mr.. F. GOuaux. Houma. La.
Lear Sir-Ic cannot convey in adequate lam
gage q satisfactory idea of the benefit J
nave OBTAINED by using your Anita sthmatic
Powder and Mixture. For twenty Years I
nave suffered from that dreadful disease.
Asthma, and although l have tried MANY
remedies, none proved beneficial until !
tried yours l trust any experience with this
precious and valuable powder and mixture
wni pe the nleansof inducing others to give
III trlai. Yours Iesnnrtfnllv.
"A SIsTi.R NJ Mt. CARMEL CONVENT
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Smiths Hotel
Main st. Houma, La.
e. P. NTH, Proprietor.
Billiards, Liquors and Choice Cigars
U'ALWAYS ON HANDm

On American and European nlan Torro
airy rooms for families and COMMERCIAL Tray.
'aers. Special attention given to Private Din.
iners. transportation of passengers free.
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DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL BoARD.
E. w. Blake, president: A. F. Kno-
bloch, superintendent and secretary !;
Thos. A. Badeaux, E. U. Morvant, p.
Toups. B. 4. Warmold. E. A. O'SulIivan.
H. w. Tabor. ]. Lovingly Leblanc.
DIRECTIONS OF THIBoDAUx BRIDGE Co.
l.. D. Moore, president J. L. Aucoin,
reasurer; P. E. Lorio, secretary; An
drew Price, E. McCullum.