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cloudburst occurred q Langtoft, near Drift
field, county Of York, England, yesterday
morning which did conaiderable damage. sev-
eral houses were totally destroyed and others
we're more or less injured. ThD streets q u
town wero 6oodea w.
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SHOOTING STARS.

"Did you let your boy have a toy pistol on
the Fourth"
No." replied Judge Aries; 81 was afraid he
would hurt himself. I gave him q real pistol. "
THE FIFTH OF JULY.
Let's give thanks
With glad refrainsl
Most Of Johnny
Still remains.
lowed the track Of the blue pencil, 81 under
stand what is meant by an editors line Of
thought"
"Have you an appetite?" asked the physician.
"No," replied the patient.
"Hurn; very bad symptom"
"Maybe not. You see, I've just had my din
ner."
ma, can I play on our piano?"
'No, dear; you might hurt it Go next door
and play on Mrs. Jones'. She rents hers"
One day q dude with deep regret
Cried "weil-aday, alack ohp'
For through q joke his cigarette
Was loaded with tobacco.
'tDe trubble wef de steamboat excursion"
said Uncle Zeb, ais dat while you stahts
horizontal right 'nuff, you KANT tell when de
bler's gwine TO take Q notion ter sem yer pup
pendicklar."
Now the thrifty rural person
Seeks to amplify his hoard,
So he promptly advertises
Country board.
Now the city youth coniding
Gives him all the cash he's stored,
And he gets, there's no denying,
Country bored.
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A Canadian lGilitia Colonel Drowned.
6Alter II. Jarvis, retired lawyer and the
colonel Of the Queens Own Rifles Of Toronto,
Was accidentally drowned Sunday night He
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SPECIALTIES.

I'LECTRICIIY-A POSITIVE CURE; QUICK;
u Ileasaat: purihes the blood; kills malaria, tones
the system; prolols life in the aged is woman's I'M
failing friend Dr. HAYWARD. Specialist. 1902 l2th
je27-lms
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

Three-mast schooner John J. Hanson. Dover Capt
Edward Oliver. IL days from South Gardiner Ne.
with 1000 tons OF Kennebcc ice. Schooner Rosa
Bethel. Annanois.- Capt. John Beitxell from Nor
folk With q 600 teet 9f luntsr Bsge Emil Marion
wish Is tons of Capitalization coal Schooner Amy,
Cart Hor sns from ioecomico With 20 cords Of wood
town with sailing party.
Barge Ia. Capt. Stevenson, to Cumberland.
Schooner Carter. GEORGETOWN. 70 Aqua creek.
Schoonsr Willie Lee Hal4 Baltimore. Capt. Ben
Moore, TO Norfolk. schooner kockaway, Baltimore.
Capt. Day. TO Maryland Point. Schooner May Queen.
Annapolis. Capt. Dorsey. 10 Saint Mays county. Nd
Sehooner Ny Joe. Town creek. Nd. Capt Andrews q
NOTES
River people declare II the greatest Fourth on
record No dr0wnings were reporsed notwithstand-
Ing the great number Of small boats and small boys on
the water.
Ths Blue wing made IN ofneaal cruise this mora
tuS.
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GREAr SALE
REMNANTS.
rs PER CENT OFF FOE CASH

rs PER CENT OFF FOR CASH
SINCE OUR SALE AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER
CENT OFF FOR CASH WE HAVE ACCUMU-
LATED Az UNUSUALLY LARGE LOT OF REM
SANTS. AND AS WE WISH TO MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF THEM WE WILL. UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE. MAXI A REDUCTION ON ALL REM
NANTS or TEESTY-FIYE PER CENT FOR
CASH EACH REMNANT WILL BE FOUND
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND TIE PRICE
AND QUANTITY ON EACH PIECE
OUR USUAL DISCOUNT on ALL OTHER GOODS
WILL CONTINUE TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
W. n SINISTER SONS
;eos e1o PENN AVE.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

MARYLAND TITLES.-THE PRINCE GEORGES
WI Co. Abstract Co. incorporated by special act Of
legislature Of Maryland examines titles 70 real estate
In Prince GeoEge county and gives certificates OF abb
etrscts thereof Terms moderate Washington ONCE,
Room 50. Fendal bldg, ~ and D sts r-w. iy2-3ms
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 40 ACRES. WELL I'M
" provei; good orchard; si1-room house; splendid
Is, 600, easy terms.
apeIssm' o. E. H1NE. Vienna, Fairfax county. Va.
E'oR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il erty-A magnificent cottage at WarTenton. Va.
with about 24 acres Of ground; house has large.
house and meat house apple orchard and plenty small
fruit Price, sl,oOO- Apply DCGAS BUTLER,
ys2Sln 6O4F at n W
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Baron Sunni, German smbssnAdor 70 epeiH,
has been roca1led and Il 70 70 ON the rstir>1
lbt He win BE sucoeeded By De RaASwt1as
0ornnn ambossndog 20 TuE1ny.
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To The PATRONS Or TIE AmxR1.

CAN ICE COMPANY.
Adisstrous are has burnt the finest equipped ice
Plant in the state Of Maine. We shall rebuild I'm
nsdistely. Our ample Of ice has been nearly
destroyed. are forced so into the market in
hot weather 70 buy what may be necessary suppl
our trade We VIII meet thu demand
L NJ WILLIS.
!e3olOe Vice President
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Real Estate Matters.

Walter Heiston ct al. have purchased lots /
and 2. square 917. of Katherine Howard fol-
Oil, 439.79.
L. c. Bailey ct al. trustees, for the Capital
Savings Bank. have purchased of Isabel H. len.
man part lot 2, square Ass, fronting % feet IL
inches on street between 9Th and It'll streets
northwest.
F. B. Bishop has bought for $4,000 Of W. 7.
Baldus parts GA and S. Bealrs addition tc
Georgetown, 8by "a feet on 30th and N streets
northwest.
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SENATOR VEST PRESENTS THE REPORT TODAY
BAD VENTILATION AND BAD SEWERAGE FAoILI-
TIrs--wHAr CHANGES ARE RECOMMENDED
AND WHAT IT WILL COST TO MAKE THEM.
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GoopYEAR ' hyOu want. MAcXIN-
RUBBER TOsH GARMENT or othsr
COMPANY. -. WATERPROOF WRAP or
800 9th ct - pair Of RUBBER BOOTS
Aslvfls Lindsay. or OvERsHoEs. . Hot
Manager. - Water Bottle. Fountain
Syringe any article Of
- MANUFACTURED RUB
Der you will ind the
GOLD SEAL" Grade the
fsH best and most reliable,
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nRUSKENNEss OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
n uT W Sgred n ssxdpsinistsTinf
BOLD by ;. y. WARE. DRUGGIST. wasbinston- js7-ly
7. WALLER SONS. 2ca 10TH ST NV
-. Bul4tng rapers Mosh-proof Goods. Fire Brick
CIV ~ Ines Asb>oeoa f1uS Lntng. Pulp, klats. "a,
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One day q dude with deep regret
Cried "weil-aday, alack oh!'
For through q joke his cigarette
Was loaded with tobacco.
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MA, can play on our piano?"
"No, dear; you might hurt it Go next door
and play on Mrs Jones'. She rents hers"
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". n SINISTER L SONS,
80 PENN. AVE.
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| accept as OF the first necessity"
CHANGES RECOMMENDED.
The experts recommend that the brick sewers
be improved and relegated to the double serv-
ice Of carrying off rainwater from the roofs.
courts and terraces and the water from the
elevator tanks and melting ice or
snow, and that all foul drainage be with
held from them; that within each sewer and at
tached to its walls there be constructed waste
pipe eight inches in diameter, passing through
the traps OF the sewers, and that on the House
eide OF these traps inlet pipes Of eight inches
more in diameter be carried to or above the sur
face OF the grounds to furnish fresh air for the
ventilation of tie entire drainage system. They
| also recommend that all Of the present soiled
and waste pipes be abandoned and closed up;
that the present fixtures, at least in most cases,
be removed; that these waste pipes be
carried up through the roof Of the build
ing without traps or distractions, and that they
be supplied with modern fixtures, each fixture
to be trapped out from the waste pipes, the
With the best plumbing work of the
day. The cost estimated is $25,817.40
for the plumbing of the Senate wing; for the
plumbing OF the House wing, 29,07l.29 for
the plumbing Of the central building, S12,-
1917, and $500 for the necessary repairs and
improvements, being q total Of e68, 1906.
SPECIMEN OF THE INADEQUATE SEWERAGE.
AS specimen OF the present inadequate sew
erage the experts call attention to the facts
that there were recently taken from the branch
brick sewer, which leads from the kitchen
OF the Senate restaurant. ave. wheelbazrow
loads Of grease, entrance being made
through the only manhole on the main sewer at
the point where the kitchen sewer enters.
There are 100 bowls, baths, sinks, water closets
and urinals on the Senate side, nearly all Of
which are detective I'm sither construction or
connections.
The experts say in their report $50 few Of
the fixtures Of the Capitol conform to
the requirements Of modern sanitary plumb
ing that SUBSTANTIALLY ~ aheulA = ~
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Some Of tile Fosterites claim that
they will vote against NcEnery, the
regular Democratic nominee, simply
because they are opposed to the lot
terv and want to down it. How will
a vote for McEnery and against the
lottery count less against the lottery
than a vote for Foster and against the
lottery ? Is the result Of making such
a vote count less t. lie achieved ~ the
new system of arithmetic 80 much
spoken of under the name Of the
"Counting out System 7"
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a

At the waterways Convention. held
Ill New Orleans or Tuesday, January
2Gth, 1892. tie following resolutions
we're passed il regard to the Bayou
Lafonrche
"Whereas, it has been proven by the
experiences OF the past that bayou La
funrche can be kept open to naviga-
ton Us dredging Is demonstrated by
work done by the general government
evtn IN q limited way and whereas,
the future OF the residents on both
banks Of said bayou Lafourehe i de-
pendent upon said water communiea-
ton to bring to market their agrIcul-
tural products Of the ~immmense terri
tory ~traversed BY this stream and
whereas, the construction Of locks at
the mouth Of said bayou Lafourche
would cut off the full flow Of water
from the Mississippi and would tend
to force up the saline waters Of the
gulf, which cannot be used for steam
purposes. is destructive Of rice grown
extensively along said bayou and de-
pendent upon it for its water supply.
and shuts off in periods of drouth also
the supply Of drinking water for man
and beast therefore tie it
Resolved, That il is the sense of this
convention that it would be impracti-
cable to close the bayou BY locks, and
We specially recommend the improve
ment Of said bayou BY dredging, and
we petition and urge upon congress
the appropriation Of 4 sufficient sun
III carry ont the work and keen hayOu
Lafonrche open throughout its entire
length to navigation At all stages Of
the river
And the following committee Of
seven was appointed to prepare and
present to Congress u suitable mtino
rial
James P. Kock. Of Assumption
George H. Lord, Old River E. i.
King, Plaquemine Charles W.
Drown and Breedlove Smith, Orleans F.;
B. d. Woods, and John w. Bryant, 1T
large.
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tract just above described. Together win
All the rights. privileges and immnnities
thercunto belonging:
Also TWO arpents of seed cane.
70 nay aua satisfy let, tn pay and a~,atisfy
out of he proceeds Of tive tract 81. Itndhprein
above firstly described. Ist the sum Of 81 hrpe
Thousand Dollars tS3,6aH.G0l with eight Der
cent int rest thereon tram Dtccmhcr goth.
1890. until paid, aud 2ud, the additional sum
Of five per cent oil the aggregate Of saiI yum
in principal and interest, as attorneys fees.
and tbird the III 0pnrtitn of the costs Of
these proceedings failing 10 said tract ; in
GLIDING costs Of copies &c. to be paid by
privilege anu preference ont Of The proceeds
Of the sale Of said tract Of land over An
other claims Of whatever nature they may be
and To pay and satisfy out Ut the proceeds II
the sale ~ tie tract 1T iaud secondly tieserlb-
Ell hertin-ahovP, lst the sum 0ftwn Thousand
Dollars, due by Mrs Coulon arl Joseph and
Charles Amant Ctaudet. seyerally and IN soli- d
do with eight prr cent interest thereon from
December 33ttl 1890 until paid. 2rd the adj
| 0iti6nai sum of FIVE per cent on the agrre-
gate amount " said su.n in principal and in
interest IL attorneys fees. and 3rtl the pro
portion 1T the costs ~ these proceedings fall
ling on said tract Of land.
p. f. LORfO.
Sheriff ofLalourehe.
January 3Qth, toy2.
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Guiding paper. Will be published at the
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A liberal discount to yearly adyerti-
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between the hours OF II o'clock. q. m and
4 O'Clock. p. m, the following described pro
perty to-wlt:
A certain track Of land siraated ia the Par
ish of Lsfoarche, on the right bank Q, baFoH
Iaf,urcbe. II about. four miles below the
Town Of Thibsdaux, below and adjacent 20
the New Orleaps. Opelousas and Great Yves
tern Rail Road Now the Morgan Louisiana
and Texas Rail Road measuring one arpent
1rort on the public road, less the quantity
taken by the rail road, BY one arpent IL
depth. bounded above by the Morgan la.
and Texas railroad, below by land Of Joseph
NJ. Lefort. and back or rear BY ~a4stfeet seps-
rating it from he property ef'Zephirin Bark
now or formerly, and in front by the pubic
road with all the buildings and Inprove'
ments thereon.
Terms and condi ticas Of sale cash on this
epos in United States Treasury Notes. 70 pay
debts p. Z. LORI0.
Feb 9th. 1892. Sheriff II of Lafourche.
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STATE Of LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial u strict Court Parish of
Lafourche.
George Sinclair as No. Pops Ws.J
II. COul0R ct ats.

Take notice that acting under and Nv viz
tue of an order of seizure and sale cTrAuatiuJ
from the above entitled court in the above
entitled and numbered ease | have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction pursuant
to law TO the last ana highest bidder at the
Court House IN the town of Thibodaux oil
SATURDAY MARCH 9TH 1892.
between the hours o. II o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock L NJ the toI5owIn. described proper
ty to-wit
LIST, A certain tract Of land situated in the
parish OF LaloErche. on the right bank Of
Bayou ! aionrclte, at about one mile above
the town Of lhibadaux, ns asnring ono arppnt
aud one hall, more Q. tts@, front Nv eighty
arpents III depth, bounded above hy Lands of
Joseph and Charles A. Claudrt aud hv the
tract of ta.d below described and below liz
land Of Frdncois L. Ber5eron (now tht estate
OF said Ber4ernn3 Together with al the
buildings and Improvement thereon ana all
the rIghiS, ways. privileges ami imnlpni-
ties thereof and thereto Belonging.
md, Another tract OF lama sitnated in the
PAL irh aforesaid u the righ. bank III Bayou
Laioul, TIE. COlulDercin- vt about turtv arupnts
from the said Bayou Lrtonrche measuring
two arpemt. more o. loss front toward Bayon
Laiourche by .urty arpent, i'll eptA bet we4n
opening line, bounded above aud ia front Inv
lands of said Claudtt BIZ o.. and below bvt.
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ple Of the State of Louisiana ; yet, on
all occasions, / had strongly urSeu
that the amendment should be sub
mite t the white people at Q pfl-
.nary election, so that they could pass
upon the question whether they want
ed the amendment adopted or not, as
| had ne desire to be connected with
the proposition unless it received the
approval Of i decisive majority OF the
white people Of the State OF LOUISIANA.
After the passage BY Congress ct the
"Anti-Lottery Postal Law" was ~
formed by number Of eminent apd
! able attorneys, whom consulted, that
| this law was Il violation Of the rights
of the State, and Of the freedom OF the
press. and such would be, IN their
opinion, tile decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Accordingly test cases on the ques-
ttion were made up and submitted to
that court for determination From
tie institution Of the test cases until
now the opposition to the Revenu'
Amendment has intensified in its bit.
telIess.
Realizing thoroughly, my associate
and |, that We nave been incorrect il
our opinion Of public sentiment on thi
question Of a new charter, and not de
string to Sc TIE people Of tile State Q
Louisiana involved in strife over TIL
question, hereby declare upon N.
nart and Oh the part Of my associates
:. that We would cot accept or qualif
under he amendment. even were it t
be adopted By the people at the gene
, ial election Of April, 1892.
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As the Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided the anti-lottery
r, stall law to be constitutional, it IS
my purpose and that Of my associates
60 respect that law, and abstain from
violating it in any manner
Our offer was prompted as much hy
q desire to benefit the people of the
State of Louisiana, as by the prospect
Of profit to ourselves from the grant
al a business proposition. Ny asso-
ciates and | are closely identified with
tile interestsof the people Of Louisiana,
a. W. y much property within the
borders Of the State.
Convinced that the granting OF
another Lottery charter in the State
would be tine cause Of continued agita-
tiot. and discomfort upon the part OF q
number of the citizens Of Louisiana
for the entire period for which such q
charter might be granted, We would
be unwilling to accept such a charter,
even though it were given to us with
ont the paymentof one dollar O ~license
tax. JOHN A. MORRIS.
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The coming primary will be held ac-
cording to the good old Democratic
rules and usages. 1t will be a free
race to all Democrats and to the vic
tors, the spoil. This don't suit the
Fosterites. who have become so good
latterly as to assume the title Of true
Democrats they don't want primaries.
on the theory, we presume, that the
people are 100 ignorant to make their
own selection.
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WHEREAS, FRANCOIS ~BERGERON Jr.
w or said parrish mas made application 10
be named and appointed administrator OF the
ttnre~aid estates.
Now, therefore al persons are hereby
warned and notified to fife heir opposition
in writing to the said application with the
clerk OF said court vt his office in the town Of
lhibodaHN ter days after the first publiea-
non hereof otherwise tie said applicant will
be appointed and confirmed as such admins
trat"r ~ accordance with law.
90 } Witness NV hand aud the impress Of
lbs. my al Of office this tile 3Uth day
t~~) OF January A. D.. 1892.
j w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of said Court.
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The Thibodaux Brass Band don't
seem to be good enough for the Eos
terits leaders of this neck of the woods,
Is, we are informed, they went out Of
the parish to secure a band, for last
Sundays show. Too many Democrats
among the band boys, We suppose.
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Some of the F~osteri5es say they are
not such fools as to participate in the
coraing primary election, as they don't
want to be bound by its result. Well,
that would seem to be pretty frank, as
it admits the other side has the MAORI
ty to control the result. See the point.
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4 OF LOUISIANA.
2O.h judicial District Court Par
iii of Lafourche.
Succession Of marguerite Carmelitc
LeBlaac Widow Of NaFcelin
Serin No 1881 Pt0bates.

PURSUANT 10 An ORDER AND DE
Gre " the above entitled Court and I'D
Obedience u i commission 70 me directed in
tile ahdy8 entitled arfl numbered succession
bearing dale of February It'll, 1892, ! will Of
irr fol 1als 1t public suction pursuant to
law to the last and highest bidder At ths
Cour5 House III tae Town OF ThibodauI, on
SATURDAY. MARCH IL, 1892
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FEB. ), 1892.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CLERK OF COURT.

To The Democratic Voters Of The
Parish Of Lafoarche.
hereby submit myself as a Candidate ior
the offico of
CLERK OF COURT
eff this Parish, at the approaching Primary
Election, and respectfully solicit your sup
mort. CHAS j. BARKER.
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WITHDRAWN
TIT AMEND
MENT NO
ISSUE.
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS ANNUAL
LY LOST To THE STATE.
The Charter W0nld Not be accepted as 4
Gratuity.

John A. Morris Formally Announces
for Himself and his Associates
that They will Not Accept and
Qualify Under the Amendment,
Even # It Be Adopted by the
People.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafourche

SncccssjoAs Of Francois Berqcron
and has wife Ellie Grabert beth de-
ceased. No. 1852 Probates.
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CORONER.

hereby myself Is a candidate
for CORONER of the Parish OF Lafnurche.
L. L. MELANCON, MD.
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SHERIFF.

Mr.. Editor Please announce my name
as a candidate for the office OF HERE Of
the Parish OF Lafourche, subject to the Dem
ocratic nomination. +. f. LORI0.
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Mr. John A. Morris has issued til
following address to the people Z
louisiana:
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL of Lafourche.
Joseph Holaison as. No 1927 Mrs.
TalfrOid F0ret ct al.

MAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue OF an order Of seizure and
sale emanating FROM the above entitled court
IN the above entitled aud numbered case. |
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law 10 the last and high
bidder at the Court House in the town If