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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
FACTs ABOUT our RAILROADS.

From the reports Of The Interstate
commerce commission it gIpcuiN that the
number OF miles OF railroad In the
United States rs 1873 l02, or more than
SIS times The circumference of The earth
" six men were to start on successive
days from six American cities and travel
In u straight line around the world 70 the
point OF starting, the Chicago man would
probably claim TO have made the quick.
est timc, while the Ohio man, IL there
WAS one, would be tho first 20 arrive
home; hut the distances travelled by an
aiA II added together would fall 1900
miles short OF the railway mileage OF the
United States, double tracks NOT In
cuded,
The capitalization of these rlads, what
they cost whether tor construction or
gnOd VIII and what they owe Is so SO.
Ail,O3b, a debt grVater Ia y0lunu than
thai OF any government OF people.
France owes. according to hate 6gurps,
A,4id, 10000; England, S335O,1 10000;
RusAn. SS.3la,USl 900; lt0ly. S939A-
uNO,NO; Germany Sl,NR1,OUO, W0; the
Cnitcd States Sl,2Si OauuOO; ana Spun
Sl,2Al 4AA69S, The railroads OF The
United Stntes overtnp theul an They
have double the debit oi auy government
Their gross earnings last year were Ia
excess OF one billion dollars, and the hct
earnings 3650m.UU, or a million dol
AttAH IT NNNNf y hN IfnN ANNNl 4 llhA ANnA on
the Whole capital Invested,
Whom General CORVALLIS SUR tered
n Yorktown his army Of EnA.shmm
consisted. according 10 military reports.
Of l2tT soldiers and $40 sailors S0S1
Id all Tho number Of locomotives now
Ia use ou American railways Is 32, 1870.
on four umoa as many rs CORVALLIS
soldiers and sailors. The number Of cars
h l,2ONOOO,
There N ap army al men emploved ON
the railroads of the United States. ana
army of $4,000 They are noe engaged
la idle mgmenyers, dress parades, har
rack drlls or preparation Toy wrtfM;
hut hy tlcir diNgoucG energy and toll
contribute lumvnsN 90 the wealth. So, n
being and development Of tho country,
che iptnrehaAgo OF ~ Products The diff
fusion OF ipNrmatlOn, aud the prompt
transportation OF vast nnnhers of pas
seugers With q remnrkRhly low percelt
age o. CASUALTIES, The nuulheg w pas.
! sengVgs Varrled last year was 38osN.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
"A Map in the Hand is Worth an
+'.- Encyclopedia Britannica in the hi,

Why carry Map big harm door It shows no,bl
one more compact These Maps show all shown on any, Y
1t is fact that II costs dollar TO beat any Of these Man
Publishers sell all States ngly while in Series two Stats ~
sold ~ one Map the great relative valuo will be appreciated o
the following list of the Maps of tho prices You must nav
Maps singy w
Old States OF small extent sometimes have many more psem
and sparsey settled The States grouped into Na
State or States IN any line making Map:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

NeHru u hun untlI ~ UnculnV HenrIUI
manager of tile Elmir, Cortland and
Northern. an obscure aud uninp1riaut
line bui Zoo thc management Cf which
be- gained q vast amount Of valuable e1-
pnrienrp. iu 1876 be- succ"clcd Austin
Corbm us manager oil ,lir R a.Hng. ih,u
almost bankrupt. hut which in the i,w
ycnrs ne has controlled g. hug hccouc
the rival OF surl roads as the 'enusyl-
yuuiu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Bowie. Tex. Feb 10 Especially
Twenty MORO car lords of Rock Island
gradIg mn, hiurry viii unload hove to-
day, 10 is aid th3t tho passenger trains
viii DEE running into Fort Worth By the
lst day of june
BopulIr small service ON thc road will
be- established here tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
srnNNINrENnENT HOCIN.

Wcaihurf1rl. Tex. Feb 10 CspcdalD
u. T.. Book has This lay been uppoirt-
ed superintendent and W 6. F1rbcss
general freight and passenger agent Of
signed. such is thc icrsp official notice
given uut by H. VI Fouts The reuprl
muuurcr of the Wcathcrford Mineral
Wells aud Northwestern rallrOnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

lNllNNAN iIslN llN ttiA
OF the gigantic q al
trust. ~ of Scotch
descent. lie Is NOW
a. years of age, and
with his wife and
son makps bis home
at the Altllno botcl
Ina Philadelphia. Mr..
Mcleod twho pro
nUunccs his name
"Mclsce-OdD began
his work VS. q SIR.
yuyOr 10 the employ
OF The Northern Pa
cinc Little was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
weatherford. mmera, wells aud North.
IA nrN-

The trair1 OF tm line makes direct conncc
tinus WITH thC fryHs rud psclncuIWny trlius
Eoa p, q, pHud iuat WpatUH'0rl. leaving Fort
Worth Oin qeyns and PRcinc railway anu ur
rivinR ~ Minor q Wells as ODoWs
Arrive Depurt
iO,gua m. Fort worth OK q - Krl,9'o6 o. m.
e.ob.n. m. Fort Worth 1' 81 l'yI. fTp m,
2gnr. m....... MinrrN WclN..... .la M,
g.s7 10 m. Mincui Moils..... 500 y m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Heiug's hne fruit preserves. for a few
DAYS ONLY. an Kinds % cents jar:
former price 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
CORRECTED "UP-To-DAre,

Please note this point We don't merely claim that a.,.
ttat re equal to nom. q'ahl
These Maps are printed on BOND paper to loa fo
put up in beautiful and very durable pocket case and &
destructble W W "a
Ga the back Of each Map is printed either "Annotatm
pcdio Of information about the state 'ndc telling n
each Place Is found and giving its population r.
These Maps fit the VestPocket hence are aUovs ~
need usterpockot and large they left at nome
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

With nothing bur jRck kuifc, Adolph
Siohgim, 4 Marquette Swcdc, las con-
structod the lr.lHV Of a dock. rlirc-
sen,ing al ancient castle Ike used
various Kinds Of Wood and worked GA
the job for two years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
LOCAL TIME TABLE
Texas and Pacific Railway.
EAsr.Bourp, MAIN LINE


Texas ana Pacific trains Nos 6and O. tho ~
Louis Cannon Ban. only stop nt lcrark m
n q Junction. Atlanta. Jefferson Marshhu
Lcnrvicw Jun CT ION Hig Sandy, Mim Ga wis
Point Terrell, last Dallas. Dallas ana fOri
Worth.
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AtrlVo depart
ETprcs ~. -,..... 7J)p m gao m
Memphis and 81 Loul1
Expire b.. t.t.t.. f.eJn. in $500 n in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
Fort worm aod no Grandr


Dublin Comunchc aud
BFOwnwool Mail ..,.. fi0p m. i'op b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
Nl..onrl. Knn.a, ~ reta..

MONTH uouEn. Arr We Depart
CHICAGO ST. Louis and
Kansas City 1nresg o.fon %. fivla m
Chicago 81 Louis aud
Kansas City fast mail IlOp "a fiOp m.
SOUTH HOUND
Austin san AntoniOrnd
Houston faHt MALL, b.fbh m t'uo a. m
Austin. san AntorIound
Houston express 5000. 0h1p M e'lOp m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
A SAMPLE MAP.
PREMIUMS,

sions this offer that we do on regular yearly
this rate uniform TO avoid confusion In this clubs can
OF Map Subscribers and partly Of regular yearly suose
no difficulty In calculating premiums commissions
will help you secure subscriptions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

NrfIV0 UoVuII
singer - Coo. 7.f5 p. IN SisJa o..
ger ...................'' 1919 o. m eI0p. m
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ANitten's stables are elnippel with
rew livery Throughout PHONE 40,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Nor rateB tickets and an INFORMATION apply
-, or addross any Of the ticket agents Oh
BAkn " 2uRA, uASION MkSLiNh
I Oily Ticket Ag6. 0eni Pas 4 Ticket az ,
Fort Worth
h. 4 9HORNn Gen. SUIT. paliaA raE
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gulf colorado and santa Ne.

Arrive Depart
Trinidad and Denver mau h:Q1 D. m in'91 o. m
Wichita rails express .lCD q m 5'l5p M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
A NEW NOV
Wonderful or

We have made arrangements with the publishes =,
to supply with Maps Of every the Union on 49, 20
make wonderful Offer people. rN Na
These Maps not cheap Maps printed from Old AZ.
are The very hnest paoshod ana their name is protected N
they the only plates in America which conma Y a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
THE RAILROADS,
RELATIONS or RAILROADS AND
employees.
Fioures From The Interstate Commerce Report,
Showing tho yislness Of This Industry
Notes OF the Rail.


The present prcsidcuf O the lIea ilI.lI
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CLUBBING OFFER.

Newspapers wishing to club with Tho Gazette VIII p ~
tsement for the papers in same Style and polON
Maps for the Joint subscribers FREE mailing Maps either
or to the joint subscriber, direct M.b
This furnishes the full ads anages Of premium p
scrioers, free of cost to you Write for clubbing ra'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-28

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-28
THE "ZIGZAG" SHAKE.
.,vell Gotham Societys Very
Latest Hand-Clasp.
,,rhtning-Like Movement with u Triplo
rxpansion How 1t Is Done-Duues
( and Dudnes Are in Love
with 1t.

Have YOU seen the latest shake.
hondshnllc. of course?
1t has only just come to town, and it
made its debut at the New York horse
chow under the auspices of society.
Mrs. Cruger. Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Town
eond Bnrden and n lot of other equally
fashionable women are its sponsors.
and that is as much as saying that it
has come to stay, at least until some
other replaces it.
This new way of greeting, of panto.
mining such thoughts as "Delighted
atfsrr you!' "lIcrc's that bore again -
etc., is an allegro movement, and if
4he time it should consume in execu-
ton could be measured by a metronome
A. would he marked 900"
1t is triple expansion sort of a
shake. 1T begins on the left side.
elides over to the right, and from time
10 time it ambles back on the same
line to its original position twice, all
in the brief space of exactly one sec
ond by the watch. The more this
record is reduced, the higher up the
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socIErY's LATEST nANpsnAkE.

shake is in the social scale; his or her
status is regulated by the rapidity of
| The movement of the forearm.
This, Mt the horse show. was held at
an angle of thirty-three degrees, the
elbow locked to the waist, the llnucllle
+ Of the hand quarter of an inch be-
| low the chin, and an inch to the left of
| the center OF this. Then madame
bends her fingers until they assume
the slant of the sloping roof of Il Long
Island barn, and holds them rigidly
| in that position. simultaneously with
this act of copdesccnsion on her part,
the man who is privileged to touch
these jcweled digits copies her, only
upside down; that is, the barn roof POI
sition of his hand is inverted. made
into sort of trench, into which her
hand slips
All this, of course, to the learned in
the new shaking art, is done as quick
as wink. No special amount of skill
Is needed for its accomplishment, but
what follows is where the fine work
comes in No sooner does madame's
fingers touch those of monsieur than a
presto gnlop step is made by both of
their hands at once, four jerlzy glides
without stopping; to right, then to
left, back agra in to right, then to start
ing point, w here they automatically
part company with greatest alacrity,
sthough no further acquaintance was
Essirable.
The less rhythmic this shake, the
quicker it is done and the more dis
plntedly the sooner may one hope for
0cial recognition, the sooner may one
pope to he received into the blissful
Asturagc of the "400," where the eX
elusive lambs of Shepherd MsAllistei
craze and basll and frisb about.
An impecunious swell was overheard
70 say at the show that selling bon
lets, flowers or note paper did not
caer half the alluring prospects foi
lling ones pockets as class for learn
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REAL ESTATE.
IRON FOUNDRIEs.

RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
.uopS store Fronts, Iron and Brass Castings
Of oil Kinds Made shof' -'o'ice w., I'm.
Engines, Cotton Gins Presses o. aEI p
elements Speciality. "
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-28

How to Prevent Diphth kria.
scientific paper recently kave this
esssmssrlption, which everybo9 " should
is Issnoer' At the first ind} cation of
|n sI'aerla in the throat Of a child
|nn e the room close, then ia ke tin
IA auu pour into it quaint " of tar
|hs o.Dpentine, equal parts, hen hold
m y over fire so as to fill the room
knne tunes. The patio ut on In
N !, Ae fumes will cougl and spit
ae membranous matt1r and the
'Saesia viii pass off.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE HANDsHAKE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE HANDsHAKE.
V the approved shake. He said he
..aS seriously contemplating starting
Scaool where this accomplishment
~ EI De scientifically taught, and that
ne does he will head his circulars;
|, '''''' .'....... ..........''.....' ..'.''..s
mar Ss. Manual Agitator, by special appoint
|.eety WI iSN'raoiuiH"i'
tnese he will send to the elite of the
sSs' and incidentally to those nearer
VINO are standing on the social
ss IVe' ready to bound into the arena
S.a,' they are considered worthy
AAe rank with those already in it.
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could he do to warn the man of his
danger ? A sound, movement on his
pars might enrage the great beast. and
hasten its attack on the defenseless
Cossack. So Pezon stood, awaiting
developments, ready to rush to the
scehe when the crisis came. The
mouJlk. sponge in hand, ooolly ap-
preached the tiger and made ready to
rub him down with the stolidity of a
military bootjack polishing his cap
ta'n's boots. The sudden application
OF cold water to his hide evidently
produced a very agreeable effect on
the tiger. for it began to purr, stretch
ed out its paws, rolled over on its
back, and complacently offered every
part OF its body to the vigorous treat
ment of the moujik, whe went on
scrubbing with might and main. All
the while Pezon stood there with his
eyes wide open,as if nailed to the spot.
When he had finished his job, the Co.'S
sack lett the cage as quietly as he had
entered it, and it required the most
energetic and expressive gestures on
the part of the lion tanner to prevent
his repeating the experiment on sec
ond wild beast.
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DID NOT KNOW HIS DANGER.
A C0ssack Who Calmly and Vigorously
Scrubbed an Untamed Tiger in a

When Pezon, the lion tanner, was at
Moscow with his menagerie, he had
occasion to employ moujik, fine
specimen of Cossack, to clean out
the cave of ten wild beasts, says the
Million. The Cossack did not under
stand word Of French, and the terms
of contract were settled in dumb show.
by way of instructing him in his new
duties, Pezon went through sort of
pantomine with the broom, sponge
and water bucket. The moujik watch
ed MIN closely, and appeared fully TO
understand the details of the lesson
given Next morning. armed with IA
broom. bucket and sponge, he
opened the first cage he came to and
quietly stepped in, as he had seen his
master do on the previous day, into
two cages of harmless brutes; but this
one happened to be tenanted by a
splendid but uEtamed tiger that lay
stretched on the floor fast asleep. At
the noise made by opening and clos
ing the door the CREATURE raised its
head, turned its green eyes full on the
man who, all unconscience of his dan
ger, stood in one corner dipping his
big sponge into the bucket. At that
moment Pezon came out of his cara
van and was struck dumb by the ter
rible sight that met his gaze. Wha1
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-16
PRAISE FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Dear to the Hearts of the Confederate
Veterans OF Texas.

The Galveston News prints the fol-
lowing letter:
WAXACHIE, Tex. Sept. Z. 1898.
have Just read of the action of the
several railroads in the matter of
transportation to the reunion at Bir-
mngham in October. | am greatly
surprised to see that the rate was plac-
ed 81 high, as many an old soldier was
eherishing the hope that he would be
able to go to Birmingham and mingle
with tie boys of 1861 sc. The lard
times and short crops, together with
the rate fixed, will cause mary TO stay
IA way from Birmingham who would go
at Il lower rate. Before another year
of reunions many who are here row
will have joined the hosts gone before.
Think of it, comrades, since our last
reunion at New Orleans those noble
old heroes. General E. Kirby Smith,
General Beauregard, and many others
have passed from our miust 10 meet
with It's no more at our eaItnly leu
Mons.
Yet we will cherish the hope this
year those of us Who are spared to
meet at another reunion will be called
to meet at New Orleans, that typical
southern city. one that is loved By ev-
cry confederate soldier: city that
never does things 10y halves. one that
does not postpone; ii city whns' wo-
men. God bless them, know how to
treat southern sultiier: il cit. whose
hospitality las never been excelied.
Dear comrades. we feel that while we
may not have been Disseminated "a
gainst, we are not able, in our adverse
circumstances, to attend this reunion,
but we will say God speed those who
do GO: may they have good time.
In 1894 we will have gathering OF
the old confederates in the city of New
| o leans that will excel the one had in
April, 1892. In conclusion l hope
that we may be spared to attend many
more reunions. JOE. p. COOPER,
Adj't Winnie Davis Camp 10S, q. CIV.
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POLICE JURORS.

President, T. ID. Keut; F.. U. Morvant,
II. W, Tabor, Chas. E. Gaude, Ellis Foret,
Emile Ledet, Louis Lerille, Frank Chris
ten, Pierre Breaux, Clerk Police Jury. II.
N. Coulon, Sergeant at arms, Z. Dugas.
James Bollinger, Oyster inspector.
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dis. No. l-rhos. Beary, Jos. A. Claudet,
and j. b. ). Mire,
Dist No. John McCullah, L, Keefe,
and II. w. Tabor.
Dist. No. &c. Laaarde, NJ. Bergeron,
Andrew Price: Adolphe Folse, Orviile Thi-
bodaux.
Dist. No. 4.--Livaud .is Ledet, Jos. o.
Toups, Leo. Leblanc.
Dist. Nc. ST. d. Kent, L. a. Trosclair,
5. Morvant.
Dist. No. 6.-Jos. Thibodaux. A. Theriot.
Wilson Lepine'
Dist. No. &c. s. Mathews, Z. Foret and
81. Ayo.
Dist. No. SIS. Bourg, Lovingly j Leblanc,
and j. L. B Badeaux.
Dist. No. 9.-Jos. P. Bourgeois, Paui Le-
ort, ard Estival Savoie.
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BOUND TO SEE THE FAIR.

A Janesville, Wis, dispatch of the
11tb, says: The people living on the
outskilts Cf this place were much as
tonished and amused yesterday to see
a man and woman going through
the streets in a novel fashion. The
woman was perched on wheel bar
row which the man was pushing ahead
with grim determination to arrive at
their destination in time. This desti-
nation was Chicago, and the two made
up their minds to see the great fair in
some way. The couple is Mr.. and Mrs.
Bobschyelle, of this country. They
are well-to do people, owning gopd
farm in this vicinity. 1t seems that
last year Mr.. Bonschyelle got behind
with his wheat crop, owing to the 81
multaneous leaving of his laborers be-
cause of tie poor fare provided for
them, which they declared not suffi-
eient for their subsistence, and these
boycotted the farmer so that no other
help could be hired to replace them.
Mis-. Bobschyelle at this point VOL
work on condition that he would carry
her to the worlds fair. He consented
to this Bargain, and the woman turn
ed in and helped him harvest his crop.
But Bobschyelle's miserliness made
HIM try to repud.ate the agreement,
and on Mrs. Bobschyelle insisting OH
his keeping to it, he has taken this
method of carrying her to the fair, but
| the plucky little woman did not give
up as he expected her to do, and says
he will have to wheel her every foot of
the way to Chicago in about ten days
| or two weeks. Mrs. Bobschyelle
| Continued on last page.)
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THE FAN OF PEACOCK FEATHERS.
The Evil 1t Wrought for One Woman
Until the Spell Was Broken.

81 am not superstitious," said an ac-
tress recently, ''but don't believe |
shall ever care to have peacock's feath-
ers in my possession again. A few
weeks ago / saw fan made of them
in one of the shops here. and, thinking
it was Just what l wanted, bought it.
| gave a ten-dollar bill in payment,
saying l would get the change on the
way out the fan was $3.50, and when
| went back to the counter the money
had not yet returned.
81 was in desperate hurry, for it
was nearly rehearsal time. but, as it
was Saturday and We were going on u
short Eastern tour Sunday morning,
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DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DC I'd
r. i. Mcbride president: A. F. Kno =
bloch, SUPERINTENDENT and secretary; A
j. Braud, Numa Elfer Chas. s Math
.ews. Jules Orillio on, w E. Howell, j. L..
Leblanc, Emile Tonps.
TBIbopAUx BRIDGE COMMITTEES
w. c Ragan. president; Chas. J. Ral-
.ker, secretary Frank Zernott, II. w.
Naboc. Z. u. Morvant, Emile L
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Total .->--- $iGl 45
W. c, RACAN, Mayor.
+. .1ERNOTT,
Z. ALBf.kTI.

IOlh. on IllijFUN eilleHts
And also. the Mayor presented the follow
ing accounts handed TO him since writing his
report. to-wit:
j. A. Munich 70, Sun,tres .-.. %
Clovis Lusignan for Shells ) 90
Standard Oil CO. " is 64
Total, S5i %
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were submitted and same was also reierVeu
to the Committee on Finance.
Mayor Ragan stated that he would be ao
sent for the purpose of visiting the World s
Fair aud duly notified the Council that he
appointed Mr.. +. Zernott acting Mayor dur
ing his sald absence, aud thereupon the ac
tiUn of the Mayor was ratified,
There being no further business. the Coun-
ell adjourned
w. C. RAGAN. Mayor.
H.N. COULON. Clerk.
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Bunkie Blade: Other States, and
other districts in Louisiana obseree
Sunday laws, and why not New Or
leans Is it not because the city is so
entirely under the control of "hood-
lumism" that attorneys find it impos-
sible to convict vlolators of this law
and are necessarily compelled to give
themselves over to 'the powers that
be ?"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-16
LIST OF JURORS.

The following is the lis. of Jurors to
serve for the September term, 1885, of the
lSlh judicial District Court.
For the third week of said Court begin
ming on Monday September 18th 1888 as