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Practical Slater.
110 Caronddet tit. New Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS.
F. Haukbk.
C. H. Suvt.v.
BARKERS SEVEN,
Former Clerk» of SKVIN & GOUliDAIN,
ami of F. P.SEV1N,
*Commission Merchant.
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Bice, Potatoes, J'gc-. Homy, fues
tra.r. TitUoiC. Wool, Hides,
Boss, Poultry, life. Lie.,
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VAST 1M PROVEME NTS.
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Published Daily and Weekly,
AT rOLT.OWING RATES
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Por annum...
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ter-u|i of club), euch snbscritier per auninu
Ia all e.cv'R i»9Btage prcpakl lu oftire.
To newsdwtlera uud uewsb<»xs, Uuily amt
«Kiek I v, g 10c j>er copy.
free, ea request.
With uews, literary, family ami agrieultu
ral cleparuueuts equal to that of any other
paper published in the. South, it materially
excels all other* in its market», comroeleial
*ud iodustrisl review« anti political de
partaient*.
Address
THE DEMOCRAT,
New Orleans. La -
Th« Grunow water Ete
Y^tor. ;
AT ATENTG1V UATJIIS ARM
WVlkK lil.FVtrui! AT
•»W Kid If KAM" ms: FOI.«
I.OWlüq KEÜI LIM WtBi:
OBTAINED.
403,000 Gdtont of Water teere raised
rti feet per hour ici It o' H eiglit-horse power
**U* n ' \ !
The Vi'iiter-wheetfe \vro t,-ot diamete
äldsix inch face, an is somethiugenttiely
new. Krtnn resw'.ts otjdned and the ehettp
_ _ _ s* 11
nnsg anddurabiiity oi< ll6 utaoiiine, it can
not fail to be of intetv t tu t hits<- having
draina
rainage or irrigation Mo.
THF MACni.vb V'^L RUN DAILY
AT WEST END fl oui s dock until dark,
Circulars do» crip live o. he machine will
be Usniwi at an early day.v ör particular?
■*»>.' ;Sk ME«* * «ME*
5 81diu ' * L Mon >trrt '* i
Frit* .«»liiX-e,
[Pat. for La]
»rbllll-^Ariiacial onr
_— Dkalkk Ik——
fi&wth Hirer and German
■Mrh^ntcnd e^Uind avl
Nos. 208 and 210 DELORD Si RE - »
aus.
FIKK UStRAÏCii.
OEO. W. SQEIUE8, Thü. 0 , 1 ,
—Agent of the—
i Continental Insurance Co, of New
York, Assets, 83.888.710.45.
\ Fire Association of Philadelphia
Assets, *4.312.270.35
London Assurance oj London, As
sets, $1.287.503.
Will insure Sntiar //.«,«. v.....
lings. and Merchandise aira'iimr **' °'7
F;re at lowest riles g " iu8t **"• by
uue-iiMl-ly.
!
i p. HOGAN,
: Corner Jack,™ ...... Sts.
Thibodaux, La.,
K E S a SiS;S'- v ox Rs>:n *
! Groceries, Provision«,
i ILurdicaicJSiieet, Par and Holler
F on. Paints, Lead, Boiler fiv
cts, Gas pipe and fittings
Barb IVj're, Tools anti
Plantation Supplies
of all descriptions.
Sept-*24-3l-ly.
t liai'les J, Barker,
Notary Public.
Attends promptly (<• aii businos» p.-riain
to suit) ofLeu. iVill also aüeiut t.< » ei#l
Ipcmoiip*. OlHcu nt his resitlcuce Jjookpuit
1'«Irish of Laiotncln*. tH'l-Jä
Pll(KtM> «
«. RIOFFMAft*,
Denier* in
TV RE, Hardware, l'aint«, Oils
V* ind.i'v glri-n. Wall-paper. Liiue, Sami
»■aster, Cement. Metallic, rotte vveoil, itnuii
walnut Collins, tils,» cypress
r, Lem.
tatiou (.lack i
coldtis Binde (o order, &.c. &e
. oaucctiuii A. 11 UofFurAKS, Caf
Ifaltcr and Rci.ajrcr ol all kiit.i^ of fur
i**. Mam Hirec.r,
t7d l v Ret.Iaekscn and St Philip
BfiiVTAIi NOTICE.
III
!l»Pt
J. »rillet.
inj:« riTri ly
T J. p.ifCItE, DENTIST HAS LOCA
d «. < tiled in lovrn perm au ally nrul will
perform all operatioué appertitii'diig to his
protci.Mc.ii a at very mod.-' .it t price.-t.
lie will also practice tu the surroumtiDg
country atm at,joining l'antdtes when calli.d
1er
(,!!ice: Corner, of Market am! Marengo
Si-. The heut uf ref.uvut-e given.
Louis Gusli John 0. Leveri ?.. C. Bu h
BVNH A LDVERT.
t'ollou mul Sugar Ï "sictors.
<1 General tv.mmipiiion Merclinnta.
11 It 1 I Pc 'dido Street. N. (>
PATENTS
ol.tcineil for newt uveuti»ns, or for iniprnv
meuto iu old one». Caveat», 1 ratio Mirk
aiul all patent btisincs» promptly attended
to.
Inventions ilmt have been
rejet**«*«! may »till, tri m >si e;.se
ii y f
liei
i^Y''soxèï^lï«-Ix. v tan «mtr,
|mtent» ia ie»s I iiue t liau lliti
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enietl I» _/ it», lifitij; 't|iitit»iît' tie- s. I'a
tl in
!*;«*«-» t kin».*
uioie from Wa»li:rgtou an- 1 who mu»t tie
pi'tiil, upon the mails if all ta'iuisaetioi.»
with the Patent Otliee.
When inventors semi luoiiet or sketch w -
make search in the Patent < Uliee untia<ivisi
ns to it» patentability//w u/ eAarj,e Com »
pomletiee eotuhlenlinl. prices lew, ami n«>
i'liai'xe unless palen l 1« ole
faiitcü.
We rolee to lion Posftua ter General D.
Officials in
specially to
clients at every State of the Union ami
Canada. For special references, terms,
advice, fee.. Address
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Ou.ce. Washington, u C
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Agricultural &&d Mcchamcal Csllsp
8 •
BATON ROUGE, LA.
f'oi. ¥Vm Preslon Johnston,
nsr.sniEXT.
Session of .Vine Months Bujii-s October
5, last.
Healthy location. Free tuitioij. Board.
lotiging. medical expenses, ike., $16.00 per
moutn. Cheap uniform. Full corps ot
competent l'tole"»ors. Wovi shop "f aie
cha.iieul Department iu speration- Milita
ry discipline. For iiu'tbsr particular», tij)
plv to
. *— w "• — »
HO USE and SIG X PA IN TEE
Glaring, Graining and Payer
Hanging a Speciality.
riment in operation. Mi
For inrtbnr particulars.
PROF. L. W. SEWELL.
Baton Rouge. L
JAMES A. HARGIS,
A LL ORDERS ADDRESSED TO HIM
IA at Raeeland. La., or to Lu lie h. t-f
Blanc, Thibodaux La. will be promptly at
tenden to. Cct-8-Sl
tende« to. Oct-S-H-ly.
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c bini!j(*y that WÜI rot blThk t Ij
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Streets,
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IJ KFP eonst.iiitly on
I ». hand a tarne and emu
piete assortment of
B' XE JBUEI, \
WA rCIlKSÄ CLOCKS
lu coauoetiou with rlie
above t ari a! variety of
. O test pistols',
Potrder, t'iirl ridges,
IfihitOtg Materials A ! c .
Tiie C'denuted
"ELGIN WATCHES"
Poust;inti\ on lr.ind.
—A LS< >—
The NEW AMERICAN
Sowing Machine.
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LOT OI' ACCORDEONS.
tSU Wt«,tidies. Cloeks,
Jewelry. Hewing Maeltinea
Fire arms. Ä e., earefuily
rejtaireii ami guaranteed
A full stool; oi attaeii
inents.uil and needles for
all kind of S wing Ma
chine, can be had by up
plying to .
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Corner Main ami St.
Philip street.
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T^niil.v Groceries,
j INES. LIQUORS, Etc.,
j Xo. 231 Poydras St. Cor. Dryades,
New Orleans.
j Country "'rtl«'^ !»r..inpti r At
tondfd to.
j Goods delivered to landings nr de
pot free of drayage.
j SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS
— -AIM »PTED BT THF—
Parish Schott! B bir-t. for the usk of the Pub
He Schools,
—For Si H* !> v—
•5o«. S'. Tliaboiica 5x.
Orders f ter boohs prom pt h; fiff
at Publishers Prices.
Taper. Pens, Inks, Slates, Penc!!s^ r "*
and Time Book. En/t!epe$, Gjfi
Crayons &c.,
A T MODEM ATE I'M?
'Irl.ilK' fui Gtîscot^* rt t 2 OTT
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OFFICIAL i(TüÄN/ T 0P THt PARISH ÖF
LAFOURÇK^ 3 *^E TOWN
OpfHIBOOAUX.
!>llice : Cap Green & L»vee Sts.
-f'.'.i KVKI-.V SATCUCA V
s.T," ÏÎÏSaMORE Editok.
t PmV
ioShfrv Î i?2ot!sers l !
.TSoDicr* !!!
; Are you uisturhed at night and
Atokcii < fyuur n*st by a sick child
'».(•tbuing uu*l crying with the ex
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Business d a linger !
1
• | v»'<-i<-.ting pain.d cutting u*etl, Ï j
lt so * b'° '« Net a bottle j
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L will reoeve tue
;>>f Mlf. W INFLOW'S SOOT He
INti SYiHJl
f»oor lii t le sitff'.'.ft immediately—
depend upon i< ; there is no mis
,niv'- ebe.ot it. liiere is not a
mother on earth who lias ever
nsed if. who will not fell you at
one. that it will regulate the bow
* Is, and give rest to tue mother,
and relief and health to tin* ebild, i
operating like magic. If is perfect 1
ly safe to use m all eases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the oldest
presonpuon oi one or tiie ol
''»»'l best female pliysictans
."."—.i
and
everywhere. 25 cents a bo* 'le.
PRIGKLY
N
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BITTERS
The ma,}orily of the ills of the human
t:odif arise from a derangement of the
K.iver, affecting both the stomach and
boieels. In order to effect a eure, it is
necessary to remove the cause. Irregu
lar and Sluggish action of the Boteels,
Headache,Sickness at the Stomach,Pain
in the Baekand Loins,etc..,indicate that
the Liver is at fault, and that nature rr
q vi res assista nee to enable this organ to
throw off impurities.
I*rlc&ly Ash Miîtei*»a»*ee»p«etrtlljr
compta ended for this purpose. They are
mild in their action and effective as a
cure; are pleasant to the taste tnd taken
easily by both children and adults. Ta
ken according to directions, they are a
safe and pleasant cure for Dyspepsia,
General Debility, Habitual Con
stipation, Diseased Kidneys,
etc., etc. A*« Blood Purifier they
are superior to any other medicinef
cleansing the system thoi vughly, and
imparting new life and energy to thr in
valid. It is a medicine and not an
intoxicating beverage.
ASX VC-BR CROGGIST FOR PRIGIIT ASH UTTERS,
and take no other. KUCE, *1.00 per Bottle.
MEYFR BROS. & CO.. • SOLE P»OPRIETOR5,
St. Louis and K«iwm City, Ho,
Pi.C ©f« »L SI'15UP for
u ceu i or «-i.iouic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss of Voice, 1 1 riiability* of the
Larynx and Fauces, and other
inflamed conditions of the Lungs
and air passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. T.
1 THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Tbib
! daux. La.
— S. T. Gtisamote has trace
» hai.is, plow shales, plow bandies
plow beams, haines, single trees
double trees, backhands, [»lows,
spades and shovels for sate.
WASHIIMGTOjr i!lTr£R -
11 brk in the
house. The
tea y Bill.
,11»»« in the j
fis' shin Bail- i
.fonkUngand the\
Cabinet f'„i au 1€ *ti be hanged, i
r ,;/-<o,espo, oient] 1
f. romourÿ 1 1 j
W ii'litito to/ • ' "'
This l„.j/L"' 'lind Mtoiday «»• |
i he moil/. ,b " session nt the
House N /dev«ted to action up- j
on inotijr SI !, S * , ' 1 '! J< t le ndes !
i'pr tIie/ SM1 » e hills. j
Tf/" Iu exiet.ii the charters j
llt , } »0(1- Mat, bauks will be ta !
lo-„/ b—iio.irow, and at, efiort ,
wil/^ to reach a ünai »ote.
j, / ot probable, however, that
will be passed btfore
I'lesen ted.
foe RcjioUiic;,!! caucus has de
'■' , b'd > 'tM*a!l up a number of cm \
tested eiert ion cases during
WC k, a nd I he Urn n nlu:.u> c-atest ;
anus will piobabiy be sea.ed.
• ht> hpj.ro;. louions committee ;
" ul soon be iea.lv to ask conside !
talion for the Pension' bill, and ,
'the Legislative, Executive, and j
Judicial appropriation Dill, both j
ol which imve been perfect«»d by j
'Î "■ |, " , " ,ll! r' il " ,1 1 ' vii !JR-obably
b, leponed to the House on j
Wednesday: *
The Senate.
Th(' five jtcT cent, bill was tak
en up in the »vSeiiate to day. It
provide» tor the payment to the
valions public land states ot five
per centum of the value of the
binds reckoned at the Government
minimum price which have been
located by soldiers' scrip or bouu
»3 1 bind (variants within tlietr re
spective boundaries. When this
bill and the Board of Health bill
shall have been disposed of, an
animated contest for precedence
may be looked for among the re
spective champion» of the Bank
niptcy i«i!l, the Geneva Award
bill,and tiie Eads Ship liailwav
bn,, .he claims of all whi-.h bate
already, on several occasions,
been urged for immediate conside
i K ,
ration. Tin* prospect for the pus
sago ..f Mr. Eads' «Ship Railway
bill is not bright. It is difficult
wiihont actual (lemonstiatiou, to
prove the IViksability of transport
iug loaded ships across the Isth
mas. Demonstration in this cast
very expensive experi
meut.. ?dl. Eads is opposed by
the gigantic monopolies that have
railroads made or planned across
the continent, and als.» by the
friends of the Lessens Cmiai !
S me vt*iy eminent. Eugiueeis be
lieve in tin* feasibility of the un
«lerotkiiig. \\ bib* ofliers insist
that flu* Wring and shaking to
winch a s!ii\jr would be subjected
through transportation by rail
would make her unseaworthy.
The opposera of t« is argument
urge that the shaking on a rail
road prepared especially for ship
transportation w o 111 *. 1 not be as
trying to the strength of a vessi 1
u» is i he rede iinichineiy with
vvliicli eveiy -bipi» first launched,
and they mg-, .with much plaosi
bilil.v, lhat a ship iuiii! to endure
the loiigi» treatment ot wind and
wave will iisi on these cars as in
a 11. » fl»or. Surely this is a won
erfu!'y progre»sive age, and it is
>oi impossible that before Les
»epscuuioletes his Darien Canal,
or turn.» centra! Africa into anotb
er Médité a aseau. we may see
ships mo' ing across the Mexican
i limn . over track of inimense
width, sup oiled on gigantic
. nek», and diawn by engines of
Inpeiob'ous strength.
There are rumors, which, liow
ver. can le traced to no anthen
ic source, that Mr. Conkling will
ne » flV-r« (i the poiffolio of the .Sei;
te'ary of State, and that the pies
eot Secretary, Mr. Fivlinghuysen,
will be mad»* minister to England
mstfiiil uf Mr. Lowell.
Guilt auV applm! was lengtliilv ^
•tritiiMl I.,fore'he Cumt id taAl
last week. Xo decision' will be!
rendered until the 22d. ot May,
luif tl;»* dec-sion of the Couit be
low will be affirmed, and Guilteau
w ill be hanged on Friday the 30th
of June, just one year, lacking
two days, from the date of his
.-rune. •
------ - ------- j
—She attended a ball—danced
'Oil litte hour—became overhea! !
ed—went home thinly clad, ill a '
.'Old, da nip night all, and caught ■
cold. \ext day—headache —loss
of-appetite—slight fever—dry skin '
. 1 1 , . , J
pains and aches—chilly sensations (
—iudlK! Oeition to get up. Kemedy .
-»one boni» English Ft il.aïs
levs prepared for such eouditious,
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^ "
SOCIETY Belles.—U n i CCOUUt
«I H» ivwiiitablj «»lb.».last
ng fiygi.nicc sovitty bi les fire
o:»d inlheir praises of F.oreston
Cologne. "
A Couoh, Gold or SorG
Throat should bo so pped. y eg-
^' ct fretfneutly results in an In
cum ble Lung Disease or Consump
tl ™i BllOWX'S BRONCHIAL
IhOCHEb do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and
balsams, but act directly on the
{inflamed parts, al!:mng irritation.
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitist
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles vvkteh 7 Ingers and Publia
speaker's are subject to. Fortbir
ty years Brown*» Bionchial Tro
ehes have been recommended by
physicians, and have always giv
perfect satisfaction. Having
®
medics of the age. Sold at 25
on is a box everywhere.
been tested by wide and constant
_______
Bailey's Saline Aperient.— 1 This
tin*article has growu into rapid favor
with the people, the masses, and
very justly too, because the pro
piletors wer« iibeial enough to of
1er it at one half the pricoWh ar
tides had been heretofore selling
at. It is placed at 50 cents per
bottle so all can afford to use so
potent and pleasant a medicine
jltisa charming purgative, -well
adapted, to summer use, as rt
[cools the system, '
1.... ...... 1 .....' "
cleanses the
stomach, opens ihe bowels and un
ioclv.s the liver, while it is one of
the most pleasant beverages in
use. For immediate cure of Rick
headache, heartburn, etc., it has
no equal.
PEt TOkTiTsYRI P for
recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss of Voice, Irritability of the
Larynx and Fauces, and other
Inflamed conditions of the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepared and sold bv JOS. Ï.
THIBODEAUX, Druggist. Thib
odanx, La.
Renew Your Lease. — There
are times iti every one's life when
energy tails and a miserable feel
iug comes over them, mistaken
for laziness. Danger lurks in
these symptoms, as they arise
from diseased organs. Parket'«
Ginger Tonic will restore perfect
activity to the Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys, pur.ly the blood,
and rent vv your lease of health
uud comfort.—Ad rocafe.
— Now that dark nights are
appt oaching buy one of those
*»l>b*udul Lauteins in Giisamcre's
Stove Depot.
Neither wind nor rain can blow
or put them out.
Parish School Board,
SESSION 28.
Ttiibfitiiux, L» , February if.;- 1SS2.
*i In* I'ari»ii i'oani otSeboei Directors me
lb.» day a! I «V-loek P. M. in tiie office of
.Ii * .or» um} B:i.J. aux.
Present: liiuleuux. Ragan, Winder. An
rein ami Gri»amore.
A'o»»!it : tilaaehard amt Barker.
T be minute» oi the lust seesiou wore read
unit api'riivi il as lei-onb ii.
A .petition irom die inhabitant« of tbe
Giieilr.v neigiiborliood was read, requesting
die Blind to appoint August Cretini as
I limipul of tliefunedry sc boni, eu |nmtior
of Mr. H inder Mr. S. Cretini was assigned
to the Guedry »cbool.
A pi litio'. oi citizen« of Longueville ask
ing for a school to lie established at laingito
ville was read which was laid on tbe taW;
without action.
A statement of S. Love, teacher of the
Kacelaml school was read, asking for au a»
«istunt in said seliool. The examining
Board wa-> directe«! to examine certain -»p
plie. mis «ml if they deem it iieeossafv, to
place a competent assistant in »::id A bool
Miss B. U; 1
Guiiiot sc
B. Capelio was assigned to tbe Prüfen
A petition of citizens residing on tbo left"
Bank of Bayou Lufonrcbc it the vicinity <*f
asking for a school to
boot Lu
La toute lie L'ro- »iu^
hp ltwated in rhe »» bool Louee ou ttcsiUv-a
plantation während. The prsvtr of ibc're
titioners was gtatited aud C. A. Angeron an
pointed to Inc said ec.iool. *
The siiperiutemient was directed to noii
fy »••ccbeiK that, ia future, only such books
as lins Board nas adopted must be. ) nicha»
ed lor l lie Public schools.
The loilov. iug bdts were presented
Fol-e Benelii » iu St. Alary's School
Mrs.
ScUool.
_ A. II
dory's Setiool $30 20
Pi ecu sundries Bourgeois
t'A
golitsXcbooi.
. ... c .. „
kiJi: 0 '"""
Orisamore Stove and pipes Fat
11 on
Total 43 (k.
On motion en appropriation of Fortr
three 9ë[IO0 dollars w as made ta pay the
above, bills when the Beard a<!jcnrn. n.
THOMAS A. BÀDKAIJX,
„ _ „ President.
S. T. Grisamobe, Secretary.
SESSION 29
March 14 188*
The Parish school Board*met this ffity
at 4 O'clock t\ K. in the office of Moore ard
Present: Badcanx, Ragan Aucotn and
Ori»»more.
Absent: Barker, Winder amt Blanchard.
Mr. C. H. Morvaat waft assigned to th«
Naquin School.
Mr». Ellen Dunn was i'««igntd afc ass«.»
Bin'ï'ftÂI
An appUcMtidn for a rchooi cn the Ma
» thews plantation wa* considered and C. fi,
I MalhewswaftuuHloimdtoniaUethe necei.
Mis» F. Hadley was appointe»! aseittai.t
dincnc ww aubmirixiu iu mau« trie
; edjaurueci.
,
I
Signed T. A. BAD EAUX.
S- Î GEiiAJtiiJUL, Stettuy. Pr «*du»t

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