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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-04-20
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS GAUnE
AND HIS WIFE IIOhTENSE TAI
GOVT NO. 9Sl pROBATEg.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court. Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Charles Francois Ganac as joint admins
traitor and celeste GandG w,ftx oflIephvrin
Iou2. as joint aininistAtr;Ntotf Of said
''ailsE have rendered ;LseconG prov; ;onal
account of Their t1minfSfrafinne f The arnr.
said Estate psaF5irs Nh honologation Of
the same.
Now, Therefore toe parties Interested. are
hereby notified 10 produce ia tits office.
Nhh'n ten days following the publication
OF the present notice. such objections as
they may have against the h~omologation
OF SAID accounts. otherwise the same shall
he approved and homologated according to
law. ~
NU,A Witness my hand anltlc i'm
\@@H press al tie seal ofmy Office this
~ 10Th. day ut April 1873.
j, w kN0BLOCH.
Clerk of Court.
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Oh May II, y, and Is. a
Grand Fair will be given at st.
JoSeph's Church for the benefit
OF that church, which has been
greatly improved and repaired
d,rlns the present spring.
The splendid manner in which
Rev. MIR. Menard prepares these
annual amusements for his friends
Is sufficient evidence that no
pains will be spared to make the
present one equal 10 those of past
years.
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Jos ~. Trone, our artist par
excellence, has opened a photo
graphic gallery over tho large
brick building occupied by Messrs
Perrin and Caire. Joe is too well.
known to need any COMMUNICATION
at our hands.
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Now comes the season to
put up preserves, iri!ies SC. S. 7.
GrisamOre has the latest imprOv
ed glass jars for preserved fruits,
requiring no soldering and SO
simple that IA clild can use them.
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Three new houses have Just
been put Up in Guion's commoiiS,
and several others are now in pro
cess of erection on the other side
OF the Canal.
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The Sentinel gives estimate Of how nsueb
money the branch road would add. yearly.
TO the revenues Of merchants, etc. OF rbitn
daiIN. We do not say that the figures are
not correct, indeed, it is our sincere wish
iiiit Tie estimate will not prove q hri.o,t
Illusion, hut what we can say, aud Uuf,rtr-
'ttei.N 1t Is too true, that about the same
estimate WAS made here when the branch
road was proposed. Time has solved the
Pfohiem. and to day, we can saw that tha
"%ufcs OF the estimate made some wears
ago stand on the wrong side OF the balance
sheet. IhIs is the result Of the hujlIiuo ri
the ilouma Branch Road. and the nannnf
IA which the merchants Of this Town have
been benefited.
The above is clipped FROM I'll
article III the HoUmG Courier. of
last Saturday. in reference TO the
Branch road to Thibodaux.
The bad effects of the IIouma
Branch upon the Merchants in
the Town OF llouma furnishes no
canse of u%neasiI,eSS TO the peo-
pie OF this town, in regard to
what will be the result of the
ThibodarX branch.
In the iEouma Branch is n
means of conveyance by which
the people Of Houma and the
nelghborhood can reach IL cheap
cr market than is found in Hon
ma, but the Thibodaux branch
VIII be a means of conveyance to
bring purchasers to the cheapcst
market in lower Louisiana.
Ia this place the retail bryer
can purchase groceries, dry goods.
furniture, hardware sc. at less
figures than he can obtain in
New Orleans.
The advantages oflocation and
position render it impossible for
ANY town to furnish better bar
gains than Thibodaux affords so
that a Branch to this town cannot
take any buyer away to Il cheaper
market. but wiN bring BUYERS
the country to this mace.
Inc effect OF a Branch To EIonma
Merchants Is dlametricaIlv on
po>'te to the effect OF a branch
here TO the Thibodaux Merchants
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The Young Mea's Beaeroleat
Association Of LGfourche will cele-
brate its eleventh anniversary on
the LIST proXimo, by Il grand bas-
ket-plcnlc to take place in Judge
beattle's grove, opposite the town
Of ThibOdauX.
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Tes4'HG1..
KNOW ALL MEN,

NNDN All NJ Nm.
fH1fAT THE UNDERSIGNED RECEIV.
r ed u note from Alva Smith. Bayou La
fourcle for iftysiX dollars. due III sixty
days from March 18th. 1878 with eight rcJr
cent interest. Also a note from Mrs. J.
Larktl y John Larkin from Eugcnia
Plantation Bayou Latourche La. for -Four
hundred Dollars due in 60 days from
March 35t h. 1878. Both notes we're last
and worthless to finder. as / got new notes
from parties and gave receipt against the
notes Of March 10Th.
EVANSVILLE FOUNDRY ASsOTTON.
Evansville Indiana.
John BIGLEY, Secretary.
m-31-lU.
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III. l.. Michelet, editor of the
French page of the Ierrebonne
Progress has been making a tour
OF our Parish i'll the interest ofhls
paper. The Progress is ably edi-
ted and should meet with a hearty
support from all sides.
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WASHINGTON, February 18th. 1873
NOTICE.
L. S. lNTERNALREVENUE SPECIAL.
IAXES.

L. 5. 1NTERNAL-REVENUE SPECIAL
TAXES.
Under the Revised Statutes of the Upited
States, Sections 3;!32, $3.50, 1898. and 323g,
every person engaged in any business. ayo
cation, or employment, which renders hin,
liable to a specia! tax, is required to yjo-
care aud pf1rc 0nd Keep conspicaously H. his
estqbttSh.Hc1ior piacc Of business a sTtMP6c
noting the payment OF such special tax he
ginning May ! 1873. Section 1924, Revised
statutes, designates who are liable to sI,c.
clai tax. return, as prescribed on Form IL
is also lert'i5c} by lar of every rerson TabJa
70 special tax as above. SeceJe penalties are
prescribed for non compliance with the
foregoing requirements, or tor continujrn
III business after April 30, 1878, without nav
ment Of tax. p~'
application should be made to ,Jouy
CochBEN, Collector of Internal Revenge at
New Orleans La.
GREEN r. RAU.r.
Commissioner 81 Internal EeyaDnc
De2uty Collector lohn !. swirl viii he
At ihitodanX Court House On the II and
- OF day icr the purpose Of collecting tbe
taxes above referred to.
JOHN COCKREN.
Collector District of Louisiana.
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'Scai Of NORTH
CaroHna,' at the same price 2"
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The st. JoSeph's Catholic
Church is undergoing extensive
repairs. 1t will sonu be the finest
aud richest Church in the State.
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-Mesrs. Il. Il. Mcbride and J.
Omer Landry will represent the
Hook Il Ladder Co., and S. r.
GrIsamore and q. Naquin, ThiJ :
da"r No. 1, and Major G. La.
garde and DIR. Jno. Ii. Fleet
wood Protector No. 2 on the DC
caSlOn of the Firemen's Parade.
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On Monday last the lease of
the Market House from the first
Monday in May to December 81.
was sold at public auction for the
Sum of S600.0O.
>. Otis knob'ock was the lucky
purchaser.
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Tax Collector LOrio made his
quarterly settlement with the Au-
ditor in the beginning of last
week.
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The Y. Nj. Social Club Of this
town has "gOne where the wood
bine twineth"-up the spout!
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FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNM

HcrDaaenHy Cared-nO hunbng-y ~
months usage Of Dr.. GonlGrds Cdecra-|
Mfaiib!e FIJI Powders. To convince suffer-
that these powders will do all we clam d
them, We will send them by mail, posIstH
q free TfiHl Bnr. AS DR.. GOulard is the -
physician that has ever made this disea.s
speciel study, and as to our knowles
thousands have been permanently cars n
the use of these Porders, We ria gadfnnIJ
q permanent cure in every case, or ~
yon all money erpended. All sufferers sh9I1
give these Powders an early trial. and
conyir ced of their curative powers
Price, for large box, $500, or A bo11 "
$1,000. sen by mail to any part OF unns
States OF Canada OIL receipt Of price, Q z
express, G. o. ID. Address,
ASH Il ROBBINS, I
800 FULTON STREET. brooklyn, M
IA ap-'77.A&R
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Editorials.

The banqnettes between town
and the Catholic Church are in a
dilapidated condition.
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SUCCESSION OF ANELIA NAYnFI
DECEASED WIFE OF FRANCOIS
d. B~0UDREAUX.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Louis Brockhoft OF said Parish has this
day made application to the said Court to
be appointed Administrator OF said Estate.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to fife their objections
Il any they have with the Clerk of said
Court, at his Office in the Town of Tlfibo-
danX, within ten days after the first publ
cation hereof, otherwise the said applicant
wiz nc n due course Of law appointed adj
lninistrator OF said Estate. and du.Iifc1 os
such.
.4mzTzaA Witness my hand and the i'm
Ss$ST. press OF the seal 81 ny office this
%z 18th. day Of April 1873
d. W KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court.
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For. sale.

nNE STEAM GRANULATING PAN
~ capable of FORMULATING fifteen to twen
ty hogshcads Of Sugar in II hours.
In complete working order, | will sell tho
same cheap. s. L. GRlSAMoRE,
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The Directors of Thibodauy
bridge Company met on April Is.
ana declared Il dividend OF seven
per cent on the capital stock of
the stock holders, or one dollar
and seventy five cents per share.
out of the revenues of the three
months ending March 81, 1873.
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Those terrible enemies of human banni-
ness, rheumatism, Cont. and NeuraIdia
heretofore seemingly uneonquerahle. have
indeed found taeir master in Jenkins Ami.
hiIator. We have the testimony OF men Of
tiie highest standing in Louiriana and 9th.
or States, that after suffering iudescribable
pans Tor years, from which they souoht re-
lei IN vain by visiting the Hot and Warm
springs OF Arkansas and Virginia. and nv
using dozens OF remedies more or 10, hioL-
~ praised. when. in fact, hope had ]tI,nn.t
dieu "ut, they have found relief from main
0y the use OF tue Annihilator, and bv con
tinulng 1t for a short time, have been rer-
iertiy cured. The AnnihiIator is "A prfr,
ration purely vegetable, agreeable t, the
taste and may be taken without fear of any
INJURIOUS results bI the delicate as well as
ltc ROBUST III constitution.
piiee $i.00 per bottle. For sale nv
an Druggists. Ask your Druggist for cir
cHiar containing certiiieates. or send TO
n. JENKINS & co. Propriet0rs.
New Orleans La.
fLSLAY 4 THOMPSON, Wholesale Drug
$'3t, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents for
l-on'8i7na, Texas, Mississippi. Alabama.
ana flofida. mo 3m
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n. JENkiNs-l haa Rhenma-
tism tor nine or ten years. Used
three bottles Of the Anni!lilato,.
and am to-day us free from Rlef
matism us amy man in Mississippi.
:. Is. JOHNSON.
Dry Grove. Kinds Co. Miss.
No sufferer from rheumatism.
Aour or Neuralgia, VITO has used
Jenk'n| "Anniililator,r but viii!
testify to It's wonderful curative
powers. Price 81 per bottle.
A.jENNlNc Il CO., PROJECTORS.
New Orleans. La.
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h'sp"ettully Submitted.
tS'%hed) y. !. GRIStMORE.
L. / o'SULiIEAN,
4. PAN iLLE.
Board OF Examiners
T~Libolaux Lat. March 18th. 1873.
The Treasurer of the School Board hav-
ing rcctIfet als superintendent from the
Stata amounting to t....- S37 u
and rom the Par. amounting to net Is o.
lie same has been distributed as follows.
To District No. l. si93l
- ). Gil
- GenoiaIFund. l39
,fotal--------- Sta 80
Respectfully Submitted.
%(Si2ne1( L. \. Q. SULLIVAN,
A. pANALLE.
s. T., GRISAMORE.
Board OF Examiners
ThibodauN La. March l0th. l8.s.
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on lot donated by Mrs. Rousscl..-.-. ~ 81
4. Falgout work on do----...- p
Il. \. C0uloH. Lumber and work in
School House at Cross lanc----..... 8 50
Total I27 81
On motion an appropriations Of Oue hun
bred and twenty seven 33Il00 dollars was
lhtdC to pay the same.
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EVERY BON
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured

All sufferers from this disease that ?
anxious to be cured should try d.. ~
neF'S Celebrated Consnnptee Pordes: IN
Powders are the only preparation knen
that will cure Consumption and all dlsese
OF the Throat and Liings-indeed, 50 sstssl
IS Il faith in them, and also to consna1
you that they are no hunlbug, we will ri
ward to every sufferer, by nail, post r
Il free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until yous =
perfectly satisfied of their curative pewdsI
II your life is worth saving, don't delay
giving 'hese Powdefs u trial, as they y
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, $500, sent ton
part of the United States or Canada I
mail on receipt of price.
Address.
ASH Il ROBBINS.
$50 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, MI
Hap 0-A&R.
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NOTICE..

Mr.. Fernand V. Lafaye is our antho-
rized agent of the SENTINEL with power
to receive subscriptions and to receipt for
payment of all claims due this paper.
+. SAMOAN, Proprietor.
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- l. SiAiNlA IA ttlSE.
board OF Examiners.
ThibodauN La. March loth. l8.s.
Z" the Parish 3chool RotyR.
SIace the last session of this Roar,
schools have been opened al L.aforef's Raw.
on M'tldg2Y. and III the District some siv
or eIGht miles below Lockport in the D,l,u.
ne nciyhborhood.
from the dalagay settlement n countor
feti'!oh was received shortly after thc
meeting OF this Board bearing the s;~na-
lures OF a large majority of the residents
asking that their school be located at No.
taldS place. that gentleman otferinu .
sciiooi mouse tree OF rent. Information oh
,i'lhed IRON persons acquainted with the
loca!lty satltled rs that that was the Dropnr
locality for this school to be placed 2t more
nan lafee 1otrt!ls OF the people resided in
thai vicinity. u
The schools have all been ordered f.,
close at the end of five and Que ouart,.9
mouths from the date Of their Commence
hAents. A IHa jority OF them have therefore
coaaSu, nut III many instances private
schools ave been opened.
Inc Corporation OF the Town of TI,ibo-
diuX has obtained from the Peabody Fitnd
"u0iation ct *599.61 per annum for the use
o. thG Halon Academy graded free schou:,
"ild the people have through aDuhIic enter.
taihinent raised $&3n.00 by which that
Academy can be continued for ten months
Inc LOW has also paid one months ey-
IRA service to the colorcd school within its
limits, thus continuing that school six
months. ~
Respectfully Submitted,
(SIgnedj 4. PANALLE,
-. =. |. GRiSAAQRE:
Board o~fExaminers.
III T. IL
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

This mark x, on the margin means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
invited to renew at once.
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1N Hired Cards, with nam. !.
81 Agents, outfit lOc. L. JOSFs, I I
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.DS Fancy Cards, Snowfall.
~ etc, no : allie with name a., ~ |
sau Card Co.. Nassau N. Y ieee /
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARiSH WAPRANT

10 HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS.
There Is moncy in the Parish Treasury
&c pay ola warrants registered in 1874, up
to and including No. 60
f. SAMOAN.
req. "th. 1893. Parish Treasurer,
hrt'act from NE Minutes of Mc P,uceediuqs
Of Me fotce Jty. Regniay Session,
Oct. lst, 1871.
kEsoLTaD: - That all Warrants or
CLAIMS against the Parish, not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
days after the Treasurer adyertiscs he has
funds IN the Treasury to pay the same.
siiaii he rereglstered, and the funds adver-
tlSSn Tor I e Payment ofthe said Warrants
or Claims, shall be applied by said Trcasu-
rer to the payment Of thc next oldest War
rants or Claims. IL the order Of ih4ir ,ania
t~ratiOa-
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MONTHLY REPORT.
+. SAMOAN, School .E'rescsssr.er.
III account with School Board Parish of La
fourehe, from Jan. Il 1878 to Feb. II 1873.
To Balance received from Clay Knobloch
acting as School Treasurer. Teachers
Fund Slgi8 80
Forfeited Taxes account---------- 2t2 81
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-02
One Hundred Years Ago.

One hundred years ago not pound of
coal, not a cubic foot of illuminating
gas had been burned in this country.
No iron stoves were used, and no con-
trivance economizing heat EMPLOYED
until DR.. Franklin invented the IRON
framed fireplace, which still bears his
name. All the cooking and warming in
town and country were done by the aid
of fire kindled in the brick oven or on
the hearth. Pine knots or tallow can
dies furnished the light for the long
winter nights, and sanded floors supplied
the place of rugs and carpets. The
water used for household purposes was
drawn from deep wells by the creaking
sweep. No form of pump was used in
this country, so far as We can learn, un-
til after the commencement of the pres
ent century. There were no friction
matches in those early days, by the aid
of which a fire could be easily kindled
and if the fire event out upon the
hearth over night, and the timber was
damp, so that the sparks would not catch,
the alternative was presented of wan.
dering through the snow mile or so to
borrow of neighbor. Only one room
in any house was warm, unless some Of
the family were ill. In all the rest the
temperature was at zero many nights il
the winter.
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A Pen Picture.


A few months, or even weeks, since, her
pallid countenance was the very type of
ruddy health-the delight of the school and
the pride of the household. She was always
welcome wherever duty or pleasure led her.
Diligent, punctual, and exemplary in the
classroom, obedient and loving at home,
she won the hearts of all. But alasi those
glowing cheeks and lips are now blanched
by consumption. The voice once so en-
chanting in laugh and song is feeble, husky
and broken by hollow cough. Let us ap-
proach her couch and gently take her
bloodless hand in our own. Do not shud-
der because of its feeble, passionless grasp.
The hand once SO warm and plump shows
its bony outlines, while the cords and tor
tuous veins a plainly mapped upon its
surface. The pulse that bounded with re-
p elton, imparting beauty, vivacity, health,
and strength, to the system, is delicate to
the touch. The enervated heart feebly pro-
pels the thin, scanty blood. Must we lose
her while yet so young and so fair? No.
There is relief. But something more is re-
quired than the observance of hygienic
rules, for enfeebled nature calls for aid and
she must have it. Administer this pleasant
medicine. 1t is invigorating. 1t allays the
| irritable cough, improves the appetite and
| digestion. and sends a healty tingle through
her whole being. The blood is enriched,
nervous power increased, and the heart
bounds with a new impulse. Her face
brightens-the blood is returning, her voice
is clearer, and her requests are no longer
delivered in that peevish, fretful tone Sc
deadening to sympathy. Her step is still
faltering. but strength is rapidly returning
Let us take her out in the warm, life-givine
sunshine. In few weeks she will go with
out our aid and be able to join her compan
ions in their pleasant pastimes and feel hel
whole being "warmed and expanded into
perfect life" The change is SO great thai
we think she is sweeter and nobler thar
| ever before. And the medicine which ha.
wrought this transformation, we look upor
as blessing to humanity, for there are othe
loved ones to be rescued from the grasl
of the insidious destroyer. DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery has raised her
| 1t will raise others.