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a CHINESE PUZZLE.
Whereabouts of Lii Hung Chang Pro-
found Mystery at Present.

Whereabouts of Lii Hung Chang a Pro-
foand Mystery at Present.
WAsHINGToE, March l5.-The where
abeuts Of Ii Hung Chang. China's
peace envoy, is IA source OF much specu-
lation and no little concern in official
cirrles here and at the Chinese and Jap
aliese legation Since he left Pekin,
mare than two weeks ago, there has
been no word, official or by press re-
ports, as to his whereabouts. His first
departure from Posin was about three
weeks ago but he was called back by
the emperor on the receipt by United
St4tes Minister DENLY of Japanese
terms OF peace as transmitted to MiI.ster
Dun in Japan. The terms were fully
agreed upon, and Prince Ii started to
ex0cnte the treaty OF peace. He went
to Tien Tsn, wheace he was to'sail for
Japan. There had been constant press
reports from Ten Ts:n prior TO that
time, bu: since teen there
Ila. Been Ai,sslate silence
and not word has bcsn received as to
Lis arrival at Tian Tsin, or his depart
- Aoi ouAu8As0h 0AStsAsSAs
two weeks ago stated that John w,
Foster had started. To- Tlen Tsin TO join
Lii This Is the last official or unofficial
reference to. the subject. Owing to the
treIaei,dous responsibility imposed on
PriAcs Il, there is naturally great in
t61@ak IN his movements. 1t is not doubt-
ed &ot the nission is of such humiliat-
III enctess fapaf telearaplaic COM
bhl1icSfion from Tnn Tsfn, which
is under the control OF Lii, as viceroy of
the province, is checked as to the cir
culnstances OF the mission. Owing to
the absence of all information of his
whereabouts, it is even possible that Lii
has already sailed for Japan, with the
purpose of allowing silence to preserve,
as far as possible. the fallen dignity of
himself and China. Word is expected
however, clearing up the mystery of his
whereabouts. Meanwhile there is a
disposition in official circles to wonder
whether this is stroke of Chinese
diplomacy.
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Mcdonald Brothers.
THE LEADING HARDWARE DEALERS.
have removed to their new location, first
door south of the Dawson building, and are
ready to attend to the wants of their GUS
1ners. Fine goods, low prices and a desire
to please.
NeWo CHIEFLY REPORTED,

Three cases of smallpox have been
discovered at Srinkley, Ark.
Charley WeDbsr, the jock y has signed
to ride 10. Z. j. Baldwin, at salary of
500 i month.
A spec election has been called to
Gtser:alGc the que stion cf annexation of
Lyons to Clinton, Ia.
Fire at Centreport, Ia, destroyed the
Mon,our hotel, together with contents.
Loss. 1000; 10 insurance The guests
had barely time TO escape.
General Henry +. McColloch, il San
Jacinto veteran is dead For half a
century General McCulloch has been y
prominent figure in Texas affairs.
Strathmore, the great stallion, i.
dead, from the effects of fall he re.
ceived about three weeks ago. He was
foaled in 1886 and was the most famed
Of all Rysdyck's Hambletonians.
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BREAKS UP THE GANG.

Four Dangerous C"unterfeiters T ken in
at Kansas CitY.i
KANSAS CITY, March lo.--Four mem.
bers of the gang which has been flood.
ing this vicinity, with spurious coin and
sending it through the country, were
arrested i'll saloon here. at l:Y0 a. m,
with lot of the stuff III the possession.
The men are John Noble, John Wolf,
Andrew holland and John Lowe. Their
capture is most important, breaking up
as it doubtless will, one of the most
dangerous gangs in the country.
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.EQUINAL SMALLPOX.
A Dise2se That Is Creating Great Havoc in
Nova Scotia.

A DiseAse That Is Creating Great Havoc in
Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, N. S., March l5.-An
alarming epidemic is raging among
horses in this city and the disease is
easily contracted by human beings who
come in contact with the infected ami
mails. Veterinarians pronounce the in
,fection equinal smallpox, and many
of the horses of Halifax are victims.
The government veterinary surgeon has
the disease in his right hand. Another
man more seriously affected will have
to have an arm amputated to prevent
blood poisoning, and still another
horseman is believed to be fatally i'll as
the result Of handling diseased horses.
The government. veterinary surgeon
says the disease is atmospheric and any
animal is liable to contract it,
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Were PHYSICALLY Defective.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-Five out OF
eight young men recently examined for
admission to West Point at Fort SMELL
ing were thrown ont for physical dis
qualifications. This includes Cleon
Emery and Roy Cornwell, named by
Congressman Tawney as principal and
alternate, and Theodore Henton, who
was Congressman McCleary's principal.
They were rejected for poor eyesight.
heart trouble and broken arm, respect.
lively. Herbert Bradley, the alternate
from the Second district, was the only
Minnesota boy to pass. The result OF
the mental examination has not yet
reached the department.
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Covered the Dlscrepencv.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l5. "A dis.
patch received by Chief Crowley from
w. H. Martin, chief of police, Sioux
Falls, S. D., to the following effect
Release Burleigh. His father covered
discrepancy. Send bill for detention
The chief will not release Burleigh till
he has consulted with Attorney Patton.
who represents w. T. Doolittle of Sioux
Falls, one Of his bondsmen. Mr.. Pat
ton had also requested the police to ar.
rest Burleigh.
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Would Hypnotixe Havwnrd.

ST. PAUL, March l5.-Attorney w.
w. Erwin has received letter from
Professor McIvor Tyndall Offering to
place Harry Hayward under hypnotic
influence and compel him to tell the
truth of his connection with the murder
for which he has been convicted. The
professor is at present in California, and
seems to have gotten Blixt mixed mp
with Adry Hayward, but that doesn't
affect the proposition he makes.
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Captured CounterfeIters.

MINIATURES, March l5.-The police
have arrested John Brigham and Frank
Reicharts on IA charge of counterfeiting.
They had mint on Fond du Lac ay-
enue for making rickels, half dollars
and dollars, and their tools were cap
tured. Brigham has just finished term
in the Waupun prison for counterfeit.
ing
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Fatal Hotel Fire.

KEsHENA, Wis, March l5.-The In.
dian hotel ON the Menominee Indian
reservation, about 10 miles north OF
Keshena, kept by Michael Daupre, was
burned with all its contents. Mrs
Daupre and her mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Drisbois, were in the upper rooms and
both jumped from the windows. Mrs.
Drisbois was killed by the fall and Mrs
Daupre was badly injured.
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HUDSON, Wis, March l5.-The fune-
raj services for Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, wife
of Horace A. Taylor, editor Of The
State Journal, were held at the Presby-
tsriaa church, Rev. T. Burnley ofiiciat-
ing. The family were for nearly 30
years residents of this city, and it was
the wish Of Mrs. Taylor to be buried
here hy the side OF the only son, .whc
died nearly two years before
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No One Was Hurt.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, March 15.-Bur-
glars entered the bank of Waltemath &
Son, at Roanoke, IA miles southwest of
this city, and blew the safe door open
with dynamite. The noise Of the explo-
sion brought night watchman and
some citizens to the scene, and a fight
with reyolvers ensued. A. number Of
shots We're exchanged, but SO far as
learned no one was injured
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Funeral of Bishop Thom...

Topeka, Kan, March l5.-The fu-
neral services over the remains Of the
late Bishop Thomas took place at Grace
cathedral. The body was then placed
on the train and is being taken to Wick
ford, R. l., for burial. The ceremonies
were very impressive and were at-
tended by maay persons from the state
at large.
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Scar ching for the Cruiser.

TANGIER, March ia Moorish
steamer has gone in search of the miss
ing Spanish cruiser Reina Regente in
the hope that she had taken refuge in
some Moorish port not having tele-
graphic communication with this city.
AS time passes and no news is received
of the warship the belief that she has
foundered, with all hands, grows
stronger
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE, March II. 1895.
: r FLOUR-Steady
WNEAT-No. , spring. 5S1sc No. l
Northern. S8c; May, 591sc
CORN-No>3, 44c.
OATS-No. white, sac; No. 3 white,
32H@32kc.
BARLEY-No. 2, 5sssZ<e; sample, 5a@
53c.
RYE-No. /, 54c.
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Two Hundred Case. of Grin.

OIL CITY, Pa, March 15.-The grip
has become so prevalent in and about
this city that the disease can be classed
Us epidemic The local physicians have
1t least 700 eases under treatment.
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CouDERsPoBT, Pa, NJ l5.-Asso-
ciase Judge Stern died dus the af.er-
noon ut his home from she effects Of
poison taken with suicidal intent Mon
day. He had been = grip sufferer for
come 6me~.
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SHADOW MAeER DeFEATED
Kid Mccoy the Victor I'm Hot Ten Ronns
Contest.

Kid Mccoy the Victor I'm q Hot Ten Round
Contest.
MEMPHIS, March l5.-After 10 rounds
of the fastest Kind of fighting Charles
Mccoy was awarded the decision in his
contest with Australian Shadow
Maber. The match was 10 rounds, Mar
quis of Queensbury rules. Before the
fighting began it was announced that
the contest would go to the best man.
Maber was outfought fir pm the first
round and he played in big luck in that
the fight was limited to 10 rounds in
stead of being to a finish.
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Employees Burned.

SHARON. Pa, March l5.-By the
ilashing of flames from the door of an
Annealing furnace in the Sharon iron
works five employees were frightfully
burned.
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MINNEApoLIs. March a 1sa,

MINNEAPOLIS, March IA, 1895.
WHEAT-Close: March, 6OAc; NAV.
6O1zC96ossc: July, 617s@6l1zc: September,
$3.50. On Track-No. hard, 62 &c: No. l
Northern, 81 1zc; No. Northern, 6O1%c.
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st. Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, March ia, 1895.
HOGS-5@10c higher, closing easy with
opening. Quality fair to good. Range,
IA. 1O(G4N.
CATTLE-Steady; all grades in good
demand.
Prime cows, S4.OO@4.5O; good steers,
50. 5O94.OO; prime cows, -. 75(0325 good
cows, $2.25a2. IS; common to fair cows,
81. 5O@2.25; light veal calves, $3.OOt94. 90;
heavy Gales, s2OO@$3.OO; stockers. 81. 75@
g. so; feeders, 81. 25(G3O0.
SHEEP-Steady.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 200; sheen,
200; calves, 10.
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Removing Headquarters.

ST. PAUL, March l5.-Receiver
Thomas F., Oakss Of the Northern Paci-
fic railroad is in the city The expected
removal OF the Northern Pacific Express
company's headquarters to st. Paul
from Chicago will follow in few days,
and the visit of Mr.. Cakes has TO do
with the proposed removal. Fl. H.
Browning. general manager Of the ex.
press company. is also in the city.
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Duluth Grain.

u DULUTH, March IA, 1895.
WHEAT - Cash, March No | hard,
62Ac; No. Northern, Ole; May No. l
Northern, 6l11c;' July No. Northern,
62Ic September 60c
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Chicago Upion stock Yards.

Cn1cHKo Vfou STUCK fHtu3.
.., CHICAGO, March H. 1895.
-HOGS-Market active at 5GlOc adj
vance.
Sales ranged at H. O0@s 44O for light; a. %
@4.45 for mixed; S405td455 for heavy
packing and shipping lots; s4.o504..O for
rough.
CATTLE - Market firm and; 5G1Oc
higher ..
Dressed beef and shipping steers, So 1870
ii 10. cows and bulls Sl.jJM45O Texas
cattle. y. 15@,.
SHEEP-Market firm.
Receipts: Hogs, 5000; cattle. 1000:
sheep, l,OO
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

..... CHICAGO, March IA, 1895.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-March. 5oXc; May, 5;Lc;
July. 5Shsc; September aS]5M5SLc.>
CORN-March. I4l4 A7sc; May, 1870
461sc; July, 46'Sc; September, 4GHc.
OAfo-March, 2s1ac; May, 2sl4c; June,
29hsc: Jaly, 2,1.c,
PORk-March, SLID; May, $l212k;
July, L.. =.
July, si.0212; September, S1lj
SHORT RIBS-May, $3.50; July. 1886:
September, Sj.l1L.
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Most Perfect Made.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Max Dupre, now employed ON
the ltcs,e, visited his family This week
Hon. Il. y. Coulon visited Lockport
this week.
MISS Emma llimel Of ASSUMPTION,
was ii visitor here this week.
Mr.. L. Bernard Of Lower Lafourche
paid US a pleasant call this week.
John Marks, Esq. ii prominent mem
rev OF the Assumption bar, was amonr
MS last Monday.
Messrs. 6. ID. Barlios, JOS. Il. Bar
rios and Panl Meyer. of Lockport Wis.
lteG our town this week.
Mr.. Laurence Keefe, Jr., LETT last
Wednesday Tor Virginia where he viii
attend school.
Mr.. George X. Bradford. a Civil
Engineer OF HaNEe. La. is the guest IF
Mr.. Frank w. Nichols Of Ridee:ie!l
Plantation.
Mr.. Lawrence II. Pngh, Juniot
member Of the firm Of Pugh and pugh
VI N"i'pVbilN nix. NlSittu our Town
last Tuesday ON business.
Misses Pauline. Amelia aud Lilly
Ming. and Rosa Kahn of Napoleou-
vile spent Thursday in Thibodaux,
guests o. Mrs. Sam Blum.
We learn from the daily papers that
that a postotiice has been established
at Bowie, with Mr.. Firmin T%hlbodaux
as its first postmaster.
7. }. Chappuis. Esq, Il prominent
lawyer and Mayor Of Crowley passed
through this week on his way to
Napolenville on business. Mr.. Chap
puts is well and favorably known here
where ne has many relatives and
friends and is always sure of a warm
welcome in our midst.
Rev. Father Iobard, the pastor of
st. Phllomena's Church gave us a
pleasant call on last Monday. In
the course Of the conversation he stat
ed that a grand fair will be given for
the benefit of his church, on the
Convent grounds mean Lsbauieville on
October 9th. and 9th. Due announce
ment by posters will be made later.
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o. Is. II.

The "Order Of the Black Mask" a
social organization composed of some
OF the best young men of our town
held their installation ceremonies last
Thursday night. The members mtt
at the residence of DR.. Dansereau and
thence proceeded to their hall, corner
Of G,ecn and Levee Streets. There
the installation of officers took place
AS follows
II. Danserean. &. NJ. j. n. Thibo-
daux, NJ. s.: Ed. p. Roberts. NJ. r.; Ii.
A. Bass, NJ. F.; Austin Hession, NJ. o.;
j.. Walter Raglan. NJ. p; Eddie A.
Gianelloni. |. H.; Jno. j. Pierson, @.
H.; L. {. Petitjean. +.
After the installation the young
ladies and gentlemen present engaged
in dancing and other amnsements. AT
the appointed time all present repair
ed to the bonnteons spread of choice
viands aud other delicacies prepared
for the occasion by that well known
caterer Willie II. Frost of Gem Res
taurant.
After supper had been taken, the
participants resumed dancing, and at
abont 3 O'Clock a. m, all departed for
their respective homes, having had a
most enjoyable time.
The following ladies were present j:
Misses Olive Continent, Lucille Ber-
nard, Ella Continent, Jennie Blum,
Carrie Curtis. Olive Mcbride, Nellie
Stone, Rita Aycock, May Danseleau,
and Mesdames G.. l.. Gouaux and
Carrie Curtis, Chaperons.
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Mrs. S. A. Kell. of Pomona, Cal,
had the bad luck to sprain her ankle.
81 tried several liniments." she saws.
but was not cured dntll | used Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. That remedy
cured me aud take pleasure in rec
ommending it and testifying to it's eff
cacy.' This medicine is also of great
value for rheumatism. lame back,
pains III the chest, pleurisy and all
deep seated and muscular pains. For
sale by all druggists.
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NOTICE..

THE POLICE JURY OF THE PARISH OF
/ Lafourcle having passed IA resolution
to the effect that a beneficiary student
should be sent from this parish to the Lon
isiana state Normal SCHOOL,, and that the
said beneficiary should be selected bv COM
petetive examination to be hello under the
supervision or the School Board, notice is
hereby given to all who desire to compete.
that the examination will take place on
Saturday. Sept. 18th 1885
at the Office of the Parish superintendent.
All applicants must be residents of the par
ish of Lafoarche and between the ages of
fifteen and twenty-five.
= WHIT. p. MARTIN.
Sup't Public Schools.
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Tip TIM Democrat seems Gispos-
ed tu ioiu Tie rauks OF the Calamity
howltr>." .A>lirit of rtstlessness seems
TO lie lowering round about the great
journal which gives to many of its
FRIENDS ome uneasiness AS to the ii
nal outcome. Its advocacy OF pro-
miscGuu> white primaries, without re-
gard ~ ttr Marty affiliations OF the
fam C,to3>iau votelS. seems to he 4
trit'r i,u mdi>rriminate and not far re-
moved .l"m the bold doctrine that
the ls,u1tiatc party should he brok-
en up & the 7. ID. he ofthat opinion
let it lasr The courage IF its convic.
ton AID boldly proclaim it. But to
prraeh il coyettly is both cowardlce
and trcaclIerv.
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We had the pleasure of meeting
last "Wednesday Father Tester. the
good pastor of the Church of Notre
Dame de Prompt Secours, C~hackbay,
and we we've gratitied to learn from
him that the result of the fair given
last Saturday and Sunday was salts
factory. Notwithstanding the unpiopi-
tious weather. The gross receipts
amounted to >336,out of which it is ex-
pected to net some 500. The good
Father is satisfied that but for the
heavy rain on sunday. the fair would
have realized some $500. He desires
MS to return his heartfelt thanks to all
the good people who have helped to
MAXI the fair Il success.
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Etp. Iijuel, Of the Plaquemiues
Piu5etjo f is an advocate of the free
coinage 1T silver but is also il
a trl.t Democrat. He is is not in fa-
vor Of injecting the free coinage ques-
ton into State politics, and un-
like, tie voclferous Gnnby of the
Ouachita valley, he would sooner be
a gold bug Democrat than aflee silver
populist or republican. Bro. Hingle's
many friends here, where he is well
and favorably known, expected moth
Ing less ofLim.
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4 GIRDEN PIRTI.

The Children's Mite Society intends
givin. %a"oti,er of thrir. enjoyable
Garden Parties Monday evening and
night Sept 10Th. at st. Johns Rec
tory, on Jackson Street.
Dancing. music and games will fl l..
nish amusement for all.
Gates open at . p. ~. Admission
10cts.
Refreshments will be served at low
prices.
All are cordially invited to attend,
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Dr..Jolu Johnson. IA colored man was
tried for m%anslaughter Monday and
convicted. His crime consisted in ad-
ministering in a grossly, careless and
negligent manner an overdose OF NOR
phine to :; colored boy Charles Will
liams fron which he died. This hap
pened IN June.
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We notice among other appoint
ments hy the Governor, that Mr.. Emile
Toups has been appointed constable
of the 7th Ward of this parish, vice
Wellington Hebert failed TO qualify.
Mr.. 1onps is "a good citizen and will
no douht make Il good officer.
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Thursday Y IA negro Banned Char
ley Brown returning from his work
attempted to swim across the BAYOU
near the Catholic Church and was
taken with cramps and drowned.
Another negro who vent to help him
came very near drowning himself and
was rescued just in time.
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There is nothing to pre"-nt anyone
connecting a mixture and calling it
%tsarsapariila." and there is nothing to
prevent anyone spending good money
testing tie stuff; but prudent people,
who wish to he sure of their remedy,
take only Ayers Sarsaparilla, and SO
get cured.
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Ayers Hair Nigor tones up the weak
hair-roots. stimulates the vessels aud
tissues which supply the hair with
nutrition, strengthens the hair itself.
and adds the oil which keeps the
shafts soft, lustrons. and silky. The
most popular and valuable toilet prep
aratlOn in the world
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Last Tuesday a eolored man, about
so years old named Oscar Brown. who
carried oil the business of carriage and
wagon repairing OF bayou Terrebonne
midway between Thibodaux and Hou.
ma. fell from his wagon and broke his
neck. The deceased bore a good
name among his neishbors and Gus
toners.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
in a good bank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am
cunt will open an 0 Bank
O~f1hiD0dauX.

Attacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes IL q state of constant irritation,
which. II not speedily removed, may
lead t. chronic bronchitis. No
plompter remedy can be found than
Ayers Clclry Pectnlal. Its effect is
immediate and the result permanent.
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Our city fathers have put laborers
at work, cleaning ont the cutters and
side bitches of the town, which was a
much needed improvement. Keep 1t
mp until AL of them have had IA touch
of tie shovel.
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Owing to The publication Of the
report of the grand jury and other
matters Of importance, Haustus' chatty
letter from Raceland has been crowd
ed out.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-14

Among the Improvements going on
in togn We notice that Gov. knobloch
is haviu. his handsome mansion on
Second street thoroughly renovated.