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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-04-06
NE " ORLEANS,
A Ven Dire.

7 E SOUSSIGNE A L'HONNEUR DIN.
- toner lie public qua dater du 20 cou.
rant, ii recevra dies offres pour Paequisition
dc Ia maison situee encoignnre Main ct st
Philippe Thbodaux, ct dependant dc IL
Succession de Jean Marie Vrrgez.
Conditions une partie compliant, lautre
terme.
Sadressera Mr.. IGNACE Lao CASSaGNE
III rue Madison, NuuvelIe, Orleans.
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e. JAUBERT T. Gle,

-IMPORTATEURS DE-
Marchandases sSches, etrangeres ct
Amerimines.
Cotons, Indiennes, Rubons, Bon.
meterie, MouchOirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE. ORLEANS.
Cette maison dGja hi,n connue par son
anciennete go ans d'existcncc) ct le bas
prix de ses articles, offre aux marchan,ls
des ompagnes, fassortimeLt lie plus com.
plet ct le plus yarie de marchan,lises ,ache,
Cette maison reeoit ehaqpe semaine do
n"uveaux envois du Nord ct Ce rturope
ct met un soin tout particuler rem. ..lir les
ordres qui ini sont adresses. I'll sept rs la
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C'AI LHONNEUR D'ANNONCER A
mes amis de In cambagne ct aux plantenrs
sucriers en- general que je suis ma intenant
en- mesure de m'oceuper d'nttaires CONNIE
Factcur de Sucre ct des atfaires de Comnis
sion. sur une grandc ecLelle. ct je MEM
presse lie leur otirir ines services.
Des avances lib6rales sur les recoltes 40
ront faites aux conditions les plus avanta
geuses. &
Les correspondcnces dc la campagne sons
sollicitG.
LEON GODCIIAUX.
81 4 81 rue 'iu Canal. Nile O orleans,
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le Chemin de fer de Thi
bOdaux.

Oil utuIttlAit Il Id tltit wv III
bodauX de payer une somme de
35.OOO. en Gimp annuithS, c'eSt-:t
dire : 900. par an pour a>Snrer
la construction dun "mbranch" h"-
ment de chemin de fer, de meme
larsenr que la ligne principale, IA
vec luc comotive. chars 4 Da >sagrrS
ct a fret, mettant Ell connection
la vile de Thibodaux avec la sta
ton de Terrehonne.
La vile pOSSede environ un
quart du stock du ThibOdaur
Bridge Co.. les dividendes ans
nuels provenant de cette source
settlement. sont snffiSants pour
payer les $l,OOO.0O annuels, sans
quill soft n6cessaire d'impoSer aus
cune taxation addltiOnnelle, ct
les revenus de la corporation Sc
rOnt par lie fait de la construction
de cptte branche compenses ct
meme augnentes ce que nous al
Ions prouver par 10 tabIeau sui
want:
Les debours sont ponr chaqle aimee
de $1,000
Angmentant les revenus de la
Vile corine i! suit:
|. La partie de lembranche
ment du chemin de fer, avrc 10
depot ct autres authorizations ia
I Ia, do.
elant aSse>see $5000. prodrira
par la taNation actuel de un pour
cent sur 10 dit as sessement. 500
2 Les revenuS du pont Sc
rOnt augmentes de $2ou0.par
an; parceque 81 ce chemin
est cOnstrnit, les habitan;s de
la rive g,nche depnis Mr..
Amedee Tete ct audesSus,
cpux des "nrules'' du meme
cote iraverseront lie pont
Thibodaux pour prendr. le
train an lieu d'aller Lafour
che Cross ng, cette angmenta
tion certain du peage aug
mentant proportionnellement
le priX Iu fern 'ge, 2. les plan
tations de La rive gauche du
rant les bases eauX enver-
,ont leurs wagons de Iautre
cote du pOnt pour -recevoir
lerr fret OH envoy r des pro
duits; la vile beneticiant d un
quart d" ce reveau soft $500
3 Plus value de la propri-
etc; les ameliorations gene
rales CONNIE nouvelles BATS
ses. machines addit Onnelles
pour la fonderie, augmenta-
tion dn sto"k de marclandi
ses generates procnreront au
Tresor de la corporation sous
le rapport DIES taxes I'm reve
nu additionnel par an evaln6
au moins 400
4. La savanne Guion. divi-
see Ell lots, vendu> ct bati- ct
sols peu incorpores la Vile
pourra conner egalemeht un
revenn annnel de 400
5. Augmentation annnel
DIES revenus du march6 pr
snite de augmentation de Ia
population nouveauX MEGA
niciens travailleurs ct ouv.
riers cOnvenances generates
pour facc6s du marche aux
habitants des euvirO 8 100
Profit net pour liz Corpora
tion par an 45O
Resume: 1,4jU ,41U
La vile de Thihodaux sans
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BRANCHE MILES DE LONG

BRANCHE DE 4 MILES DE LONG.
Courtera pour la Construction 4
fuis $4,000 soft: $1,000 90
COht d'uue locomotive la manu-
facture 1000 90
Fret ct transportation 500 on
Char a Passengers, ordinaire, la
manufacture 1000 90
Fret ct transportation 400 90
Chars a fret, a $500, chaque 24OO 90
Chars plats, , a 1913. Fun $50 90
Depot ct .autres b,tisses a ThiUo-
daux 5000 90
Chars bras 1900 90
Droit de passage 1900 90
Emplacrment pour lie depot 1900 90
Platrforne tourna nte 1900 90
Machines pour scitr le bnis 1000 90
Machines pour clever le fret lO02 90
Batisses pour les employees de Sec
ton 1000 90
Citernes pour leau 1000 90
Construction ct equipement dun
chemin de miles de long ST., $50 90
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DEPENSES PAR MOIS, SUR UN CHE
MIN DE 4 MILES DE LONG
8 honmes de Section a $l.75 par
jour s42o 90
Boss de Section a $50 par jour IS 90
Usnre ct pertes, sur le chemin ct
le stock 400 90
2 Commits a $75 par mois $50 90
, Assistants commis a $40 par mois 80 90
Tn Cunducteur IS 90
Tn Serreur de trein 40 90
Tn ingenieur luecanicien $50 10
I'm Hhaufftur 80 90
E Ouvriers pou charter le fret q
$50 par 7uois l20 90
G 'mbustibe par mois $50 90
Depenses eventuelles 100 90
Ouvriers ponr pOmper - 90
500 d interet sur le capital employe
$72,450. 4S3 90
Depenses totales par mois $2S48 80
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La vile de Thihodaux sans
rien donnpr par le t&it ,ecevIait
annnellement. 545O.OO de plus
qn'elIe ne rrco:t actueIltment. ct
he pourrait que gagner Ell pros>
perite par l'extentiOn de ses
lignes de communication.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-04-06
LES HOTELS

recevraient denx fois plus de vo-
yageurs, ct les bouchers, boulan-
gers, .jardlniers.ep .epicinrs etc. pro-
fteraient de cette affluence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Sentiment and 4t1tmnr.
THOUGHTFUL MUSINGS.

Go among the great folks for great sinners.
1t is good to be deaf when the slanderer begins
to talk
Love drifts into hate more easily than indiffer.
ence into animosty
"Just one little drink" has made all the drunk
ards in the world
He is no true friend who has nothing but COM
pliments and praise for you.
Many people find their only happiness in fore
ing themselves to be unhappy.
Sharp and intelligent rascalS are more respected
by the world than vtrtuous FOOLS
Half of the pleasure of riches consists In seeing
others suffer the pangs of poverty.
To borrow pocket knife and find 1t will cut Is
one of the pleasant surprises Of life.
When a religious society quarrels and splits, 1t
stands to reason that the devil gets one of the di.
Visions
It's not difficult to do good, for the mean ore
constantly clustering about every mans lips and
hands.
He is indeed an afflicted man who can pass
beautiful woman without for an instant forgetting
He who eats mince.pie in a restaurant affords
beautiful and touching evidence Of child-ike
faith in his fellow.man.
If you would secure the favor of an intelligent
man cut off your story as soon as he smiles an
understanding Of Its point.
The physical attributes of man are constantly
at war with his moral and intellectual forces
notably in the case of boils.
There is no sadder moment in poor mans life
than when he rakes together the last few grains
of a so cent bag of smoking tobacco.
Tears at funeral are sometimes a mere dis
guise for joy; just as laughter and gayety amid
social festivities may mask broken heart
No man should be punished for his crimes who
was trained to crime in his childhood. As well
blame the young jockey for his bOw'legs.
Whatever may be the Individual fate Of woman
nature proclaims aloud the one great object OF
their creation. Watch little girls with their dolls,
A mans wedding-day resolutions of reform are
never trustworthy. because for time the wings
of his great happiness carry him high above all
vicious influences. The hour Of trial comes later.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
CHINESE MAXIMs.

The finest roads do not go far.
Raillery is the lightning Of Calumny.
Ceremony Is the smoke of friendship,
II Is the rich man who wants most things
Great souls have Wills others only feeble wishes.
Attention to small things is the economy Of viz
tue.
All Is lost when the people fear death less than
poverty
He who lets things be given to him Is not worth
taking.
Who is the greatest liar2 He who speaks most
Of himself.
Men may bend 10 virtue, but virtue cannot bend
to men.
One may do without mankind, but one has need
Of friend.
The court is like the sea-everything depends
upon the wind
One torgiVes everything to him who forgives
himself nothing.
The pleasure of doing good is the only one
that never wears out
The tree overthrown by the wind had more
brancoes than roots.
Receive your thoughts as guests that treat de-
sires like children.
For him who does everything in It's proper time
one day is worth three.
One never needs ones wits so much as when
one has to deal with fool
The less indulgence one has for ones self the
more one may have for others,
He who wishes to secure the good of others has
already secured his own.
A fool never admires himself so much as when
he has committed some folly.
AT court people sing that they may drink; in q
village people drink that they may sing
Towers are measured by their shadows, and
great men by those who are enVious Of them.
The dog in the kennel barks at his leas but
the dog that is hunting does not feel them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28

In the duels of the students of the Ger
man universities a cut or thrust that
draws blood is usually considered sufa-
cient atonement for wounded honor
Two students in the university at Hunts
vile, Ala, who fought last week, did not
follow the custom of the German stu.
dents. w. w. Alston and K. ]. Harri-
son, both Alabamians, met with pistols,
and fred eight or twelve shots at close
quarters. Aston was wounded in the
neck and shot through the heart, and
Harrison was shot through the shoulder
and arm. Wounded as they were,-one
of them mortally, they threw down their
pistols and grappled. Alston lived buta
few moments after the affray. Accord
ing to the account in the Alabama news.
paper they were both brave young men,
but judicious parents will feel inclined to
withhold their SONS from the college So
Ciety of such brave young men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
GUARDIAN SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court Of stark
county, Ohio, the undersigned guardian OF the minor
heirs of Urah W. Shidler, will sell at public auction
on the premises on
Saturday the 6h day of april, 1878,
at one o'clock p. m, the following described real es
tate situated in Stark county, Ohio, to-wit: Being
the undivided two-thirds of the following premises
being part of the southwest quarter of section 36
township IL, of range s, beginning for the same l6
chainsand 30 links west of the center of said section
thence north west along the quarter line chains
and so links thence south, $50 east chains and p
links thence north $50 east chains and 50 links
thence north, $50 west chains and 70 links to the
place of beginning, containing two acres, more or
less Also part Of the same quarter, beginning at
the northwest of the above described tract IL
being on the north boundary of said quarter section;
thence SOUTH $50 east, along the west line of said
tract chains and q links to post in the road lead
ing from Louisville to Canton; thence with said road
south, 500 west, chains and 81 links to stone;
thence north $50 west chains and 60 links TO stone
on the north boundary of the aforesaid quarter sec
tion; thence with said line eastwardly chains and
So links to the place Of beginning, containing acres
more or less
Terms of sale-One.thrd cash, the balance in two
equal annual payments with interest secured by
mortgage on the premises.
NOTE.-The widow and majority heir will also sell
their interest in the above described premises at the
same time and place. thus giving purchasers chance
to purchase the entire tract mar7-ew
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BARBARABA FREITCHIE.


It was droO der streeds of FredericktOwn
Der red hot sun he vas shining down.
Bast der saloons, al fit init beer,
Der repel fellers walked on deir ear
All day drOugh FrederiCktOwn so fast
Horses und guns und sOdgers passed,
Der repel flag, he shone him oud so brighd
AS If, by Jlnks! he had some rlghd.
Yer vas der Onion flag? Der sun,
He look him down on not buddy one
Up shumped dot Oft Miss Freitchie den,
So olt by nine score years and ten,
She grapped up der flag dot de mems hall down
On vastens it quick on her nighdgOwn,
Den she sOt in der window we're all could see,
Dere vas none who loves dot flag so vree
Just den come up Old Stonewall Jack
Sitten in der middle of his horses back.
Unter his brows he squinted his eyes,
Dot flag he made him gread SURPRISE,
Halt" each feller made him sdlll
"Flrel" vas ekkOed from hill to hill,
Id busded der strings of dot nighdgown,
But dot Olt Barbaraba, she vas arount.
She made him fast once more, so quick,
Und oud of der vinders her arms did stick,
"Obused, if yu musd, dis poor olt head,
But leave alone dot flag" she sed
So soon as quick as Jack cud do,
He holers oud nit his face all blue
"Who bulls hair oud OF dot bait het,
Dies awful qnick, 90 Ghedtl" he sed.
On all dot day, on all dot nghd,
Till every repel vas oud of sighd,
Und left behnt dot Fredericktown,
Dot flag he vas sticken on dot nighdgown.
Olt Barbaraba Freitchies work. vas done,
She don'd forever haff more fun.
Bully for her Und drop tear
For dot Olt Woman, mitOut some fear
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Farm For Sale.

The Crawford Coal Co. will sell its Farm contain
ing about 80 acres, situated at Pauls Station, Law
renee Township, Stark Co.. o., 4 miles north Of Mas
Rail Roads. The Farm is all under cultivation and
well watered, and Is one of the best grain growing
farms in the township Has good dwelling house and
bank barn, also three tenants houses. viii be sold
within the next 90 days, and the purchaser will get
bargain seldom offered. Possession will be given i'm
mediately. Apply to
FRANK NuLLHOF, Supt
Crawford Coal Co., Paups Station, Stark Co., o.
fah9S-Om
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Teachers Examinations.

Special examinations of teachers will be held by
the County Examiners as follows: Alliance, Satur-
day February 49, and Massillon, Saturday, March
49, 1878. There will also be examinations during the
regular examinations as usual, at Canton on the first
Saturday of Every month. All examinations COM
menCe at a. M, and applicants will not be admitted
after 10 o'clock. BY order Of Examiners,
lan24.tf b. ID. WILSON, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Small Farm For Sale.

The undersigned administrator of the estate of
John Shaffer. deceased offers for sale with the
sent of the helrs the farm located 2S miles south Of
Osnaburg, and consists Of S7s acres of Good Land.
barn. good orchard we'll watered. In fact 1t Is very
desirable little place and will be sold reasonably For
further particulars call on or address,
G. +. LAIBLIN, Administrator
mar21.Om Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Farm For Sale.

wish to sell my farm containing 1856 acres. 25 acres
of good timber Frame barn, nearly new, good
dwelling house. never failing spring, good orchard.
The farm is in good state of cultivation, and Is
very desirable property; is well located on the Har-
Harrlshurgh. Terms, easy. Inquire Of
ALEXIS FREDEZ,
feb2s-lw* Harrsburgh, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Western Lands for Sale Or Exchange,

have q large quantity of Western lands in Iowa,
Indiana Missouri Nebraska and Ohio that / will
sell or exchange for improved farms. To parties who
wish to provide for their children or themselves who
safe and sure to Increase In value this is good OPP
portunity Western lands, well located, at fair prices
are sure to advance in value, because the govern
ment only sells to actual settlers and therefore lands
on the market, except in the far West, are getting
scarce If resume, the three or four hundred mil,
lions of gold in the country will become money and
duction by redemption can be made. If the silver
men or greenbackeTs succeed they will deprecate the
currency, and thereby send up the price of lands.
Canton Ian, g. lS7s-dm ]. A. SAXTON,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received until noon Of Sat
urday, April 9th by the undersigned at the Harness
Shop Of j. d W. W, Reed, Public Square, Canton o.,
for the erection of two frame School Houses. The
plans and specifications may be seen at the shop.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids
BY order of the Board Of Education,
marl4.hW w. W. REED, Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
BraNntr's s astHrp,
BANJOS and BANJO MUSIC,

Handsomely finished, brilliant toned Banjos for
parior OF stage use also banjo music taught by mail
piece enabling the learner to play at sight XII the
latest waltzes, marches, polIas figs etc. comic and
artistic solos with variations. limitations of bell
chimes hand.organ and bag pipes All kinds Of fmu
SIC arranged for banjo songs, accompanments etc
Superior double length imported strings.
MCLAUGHLIN a. STUART,
mar2lhw 616 Ontario st., Room 8, Cleveland: :O'
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GLASS 81 60.
CHOICE FARM
FOR SALE At 4 BARGAIN.

The farm of John Houck, deceased, situated in
Tuscarawas township, Stark county Ohio four miles
southwest of Masslllon, is offered at bargain. 1t
contains one hundred and ftyfOur acres, with forty
acres of good timber. Large frame house, bank
barn wagon she'd sheep shed, spring house, and all
other necessary buildings A good orchard with all
kinds of fruit Is watered by clstern and never
falling spring at the house, which also supplies the
barn-yard with fresh water, and good spring in
nearly every field For particulars inquire on the
farm, or of J. c. HOuCk, 325 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
Pa, or Of William HOuck, near Reedsburg, Wayne
county Ohio fe62Edm*
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
CATHARINE A. MEYER.
First Glass Farms For Sale,

wish to sell my farm on the road between Miner
va and Bayard. 1t contains 1853 acres, about l40 of
which Is cleared and under good state of cutiva-
ton about 60 Is level plains land and balance
the hill side. The soil is unsurpassed in the cOun-
ty. The improvements are bank barn, so or 00x50
feet and 2 feet from top Of stable to the squarecov
cred with slate roof 1t has a threshng floor so
feet SPARE without post in it, sheep stable about
3Ox60 feet, with ample storage room above for hay
corn cribs sheds, &C A large twostory frame house.
not finished and first rate orchard Running water
In barn yard and kitchen celler, supplied by never
failing springs, within three-fourths Of mile Of one
railroad depot and one and One-halfmes ofanother.
Also, n farm adjoining the town of Sandyvle, con-
tanning 100 acres, with first rate stone quarry on IT,
and underlaid with coal reasonably well improved.
Also, another one and Onehalf miles from Sandy
ville containing about 1860 acres underlad with COAL
with fair improvements.
Also firstcass plains farm of about 100 acres. on
the road from the falls of Sugar Creek to Strasburg
with new twO-stOry frame house and bank barn, in
good condition and order.
/ also have about 2S0 acres across the creek from
this farm in timber all of which wish to sell at fair
prices and such terms as will suit the purchaser
], A. SAXTON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Iron Roofing
At Manufacturers Prices, $3.50 per So.

Including fastenngs nails and paint for extra cost
when laid. Any ordinary labOrer can apply 1t well.
A roof need not cost you more than about 800 per
square of 100 sqr feet when finished. If done by our
experienced men II will cost you from 500 to $500
per square, all complete and warranted satisfactory.
Describe your Job as to size shape number of cutters
or valleys and chmneys to FASH ETC., and we will
send our price for doing the work. illustrated ciTcu
lars sample Of material and roof sent on application
This is the latest metallic roofing out, (patented
by II. w. Smith, 1870 and overcOmes all objections
or mperlections of other metallic roofs is rapidly
gaining preference over all others wherever intro
duced. Fire, lightning, wind, water and rust proof
VIII out last ordinary frame buildings, reduces in
surance, and is far cheaper than shingles, Confer
with us before buying any other.
r. c. SNYDER & CO.,
Owners and Manufacturers,
mar21.dm Waynesburgh, Stark Co., o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
LADIES READl

Instead Of suffering yourselves to lbe swIndled
out OF that faithful old sewing machine that has
Berry 4 Bostwick and have 1t made as good Ss
new. They can make any machine, no matter
how old, or what kind, or how badly broken, Just
as sgood and Just as nice as new. They can make
can make machines that never did work Weil
work perfectly. Improvements put on all ma
chimes when ordered.
Most sewing machine companies rebuild and
resell the old machines they trade fd. If 1t pays
them much more will 1t pay you.
Berry d B0stwick have twelve years actual eX-
perience In Rebuilding and Repairing all kinds
Of sewing machines, and have worked In the
leading factories. They guarantee satisfaction
and warrant all their work.
Give them call.
Office, 27 North Market Street,
july26T7.H CANTON. OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
Notice of Intention to Build
and RemOUe Bridge.

Notice is hereby given that tha Commissioners of
Stark county Ohio intend to erect a new bridge
across the MahOning River, near Kinks Grist Mill,
in Alliance Said bridge to be double track iron
BRIDGE with two foot walks, and rebuild the two abut
mcntS, and 20 move bridge now there 20 where the
Marlboro and Salem road crosses the Mahoningriver
and build new abutments for said bridge, and will
hear petitions for or remOnstrances against the same
at their Office in Canton the 5th day Of April, 1873
at one o'clock p. m on said day.
JOSHUA WOOD
JOHN POORMAN
LEONARD RABER.
mar7-hw Commissioners Stark Co.