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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-18
Parish School Board.
SESSION Is.
ThibodauX, La, August 26, 1879

T~hibodaux, La, August 26, 1879
- The Parish Board OF School Directors met
this day i'll the office oi T. l.. Winler Esa
at Il O'Clock NJ.
Present: .Grisamore, Wiuder, Badcaux.
Blanchard. Rasan and Ridley.
Absent: Taylor an'l Perkins.
The minutes Of the last session were read
aud approved AS recorded
On motion OF ). L. Grisamore it was
Resolved. That the next session OF the
Guiom Academy he opened OF Monday Sep
tcmtor -, 1879, and the Corporation ScEoDl
be oprncd On October ID, 1879, the Teachers
OF the Guion Academy to he paid for .e
first month out of til" Peabody Fund. The
| salaries uf the Teachers to remain as they
| were during the last session.
On melton, Mr.. Joseph A. Trone was cleo
ted principal oil the Guipn Academy. Miss
Clara Levron, first assistant, and Mrs. L.
| lambert. second assistant. Mr.. Tally
| WlIitchurst, was elected principal of the
! Corporation School, and Mrs. NJ. G. LeLlanc
assistant.
On motion, Messrs. Badcaux, Raglan and
Winder We're appointed a committee to
draft rules and regulations for the Govern
mcnt of the Public Schools III this Parish.
On motion it was ordered that Mr.. Lang.
| mans, late Treasurer OF the School Board
be requested to transfer a library Of Books
| belonging to the Teachers Association OF
! La.ourche to the Treasurer of the School
! Board for the beuelit OF the Teachers Of the
Public Schools.
On motion, appropriation of ten dollars
was made from the general fund for the
purpose of purchasing cards Of ,ncrits fen
distribution among the public schools and
| the Secretary Was authorized to procure
| the same.
On motion a leave of Absence was grant
ed the Secret ny for thirty days.
Mr.. T. A. BadenuX was unanimously cleo
| ted Assistant Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Grisamore the follow
| ing resolution was passed.
Fes3irea BIZ Tie Perish Board Of Schoo
| Directors Of the Parish Of LafoMrchc ; That
it is tic opinion Of this Board that the Hon
orable Robert NJ. Lusher, state SuperinteD
dent of Public Education should be again
ii candidate for the same Office, at the cleo
ton to he held on the first tuesday i'll De
cemher next. For the Energy, discretion.
and practicable Judgment that he has ex
hihitel in the management OF that responsf
BILE off e he is entitled to the votes of tho
people Of this State, irrespective OF party
affiliations.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
During the session Mr.. b.erkins, Presi
dent entered the NEE ting.
Ri. PERKINS, President.
II. G~RIsAMoRE, Secretary.
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sell "A lot of
second hand sering machines,
Pastlng Of Wheeler u Wilson,
ltr1can, Wilson and Singers.
Fsc machines are warranted in
Y sewing order, and some of
y are very good machines hut
e OWNERS for "good and sufli.
reasons" saw proper to ex-
Fase them for the best sewing
(salae HI the world, aud its
Me il
1ae above machines can be had
y Boarquin's jewelry store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-18

If you waut 10 captiyate your
sweetheart, clothp Yourself in one
of Cheap Johns fac ready made
suits.
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-ar. Thiberge, Architect, has
ihe'lced repairing the court
ase on Monday last. The work
ag done is of a substantial
E'aeter aud will make the root
cutters tight in the future.
'Aa' the coming rains will be
annoyance to those who are
''a. New Copper cutters are
: paced IN the valleys, and
Fue other repairs are to be
ZEN the best manner possible
ae committee Messrs. Kno.
y, Fleetwood and Lagarde,
'e'agg every effort to have the
noase put in such IA condi
'uae no more g%rumbIing vii
''sfd Tor many years.
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NOTECE

The pnl1ie is hereby warned and notified
not to negotiate for the following notes.
to-wit:
Two mortgage notes signed by Ozeme
Nasuin. payable to his w order. and by
himself endorsed. dated 22d Aug, 1876, one
for Two Hundred Dollars, payable April.
81 1880, the other for Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars. payable 3D. of April. 1881.
The said notes having been pledged by me
to the late commercial house OF '. IL.
Bernard in New Orleans. The Object OF
said pledge having failed, the pavces have
been notified not TO pay SAID notes to SAID
firm or it's succcssor. Mrs. L. A. i%}oulon,
wife of II. Vcrges. The said notes being
claimed as the property nfthe undersigned
MRS. j. Il. MAUhEAI.
per K. X. MCBRIDE, Agent.
Thibodaux, Sept. 9th, 1879.
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The members Of the Town
|Dril are respectfully invited
|Nm themselves in columns OF
some pleasant afternoon and
|ue1ade half an hour up and
u the levee, between st. Lonis
ST. Phillip streets, and then
|lry do not smell out Il special
nance for the benefit of night
|Errs. the SENTINEL will ac-
bxlrlige that the corporation
I il peculiarly blunt.
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We take pleasure i'll referring
!. j. Machado's advertisement
ii issue and recommend the
he to the polite and never
4 desires of his salesman La
il and Knobloch in display
goods.
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IS. I. G'isa,nore is prepared
bake escape steam pipes, snl>
i stoves and pipes, TO repair
s and laHterns, TO put up
|trs and pipes, and has con
Atly OH hand, gum, hemp: and
lon packing. Babbet metal,
4ter, boFax, patent cement
Er ladies' ana swimmers: hoop
!, sheet iron, bar iron, cas-;
4, B Its and NUTS, rivets,
nls, Lanterns, Lamp wicks,
} Halls Flows.
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land now the Lightning rod
! and the Insurance man and
sewing machine inan take
blacs of the departing mus
|aes to make things lively i'll
household.
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Notwithstanding the inn
:. rargoes Of ice brought
| last spring but little Of it
la left when the first fros t
kes its appearance.
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For enterprise, vim, taste,
srlectio,i Of goods. commend
to Chrap john under the
laklin Hotel.
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The Bridge lately construc-
the Municipal authorities
4he Canal, at St. Bridget
Il has greatly improved the
Larauce of that section OF the
\. and will be a practicable
~aseful work.
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Now that winter approaches
buy a thick Overcoat from Chra..
John and winter will have lcr~
rora for yol,.
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-The following letter speaks


for Itself:
CROSSING School,
Oct. Sth, 1879.
Hon. s. z. Grisamore, Secretary
School Poard.
Sir: On Saturday last, Oct.
4th, | gave second entertain
ment and exhibition for the Oene
fit OF my S"hooI which was more
successful than the first. The
handsome sum of $71,S5 was re-
allied, which will enable me to
continue my school I'LL it le-opens
as q public one.
] presume the Board will re-
open on Jan. LIST. as before.
Very Respectfully.
L. II. IHORNHlLL.
Teacher.
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! HokNHIiIi4
Teacher.

Why cannot other teachers fol-
low the example Of Mr.. Thorn,
mil? BY a little eXertion and
energy, he has kept his school
running all the year, furnishing
employment for Himself and Il
means Of education to the chii>
dven of his school.
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Local News.

p.v your taxes by the Both.
aud avoid costs
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I,urel Valley plantation
8, the honor of beng the
|. J. commence 10 ling i'll this
En- the present staaoll.
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q wish to See a big stock
Ills 90 to Cheap Johns I'M
e.. Franklin House.
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NEW 1|.|51I5,| n]GI} |I!.IIIl1II

psyscn~' T'urretisc PHI. NIKE New Pich
Blood, nj V. II completely change TIE Diccd in tire
entite sytteTa IL three months. NY person who will
ttta / pAiolch nlst tiro.2 | to IL weeks may be re-
st0reit, sound health, il such Il thing be possible.
Sent y mfil for S letter STAMPS. 4. =. Johnson
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{l!EL /. !. [III5TS LILY,

An English Veterinary SURGEON ard Chemist row
tT."eiln2 in this county, says. that most OF TIE
t4orss apd Cattle Powders sod here are worthless
Trash, Hes Tat she.id ms Condi4i IL POWDERS
are aeso.a pcra and immensely v.luabls. Moth
I2g 81 ea15l Wi make hers lay ike She-:dan's
Condition Powders. Dose enc teaspoonfui to ono
p.ut iooQ.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-18
DIIpIIIIf|'H he rial.

Jntns"n's HEodvne LinimeEt will positively
prevent this terr.tie disease, and VIII positively cure
nine cases in tel. Information that VII save many
YES tree by mail Don't delay e mo,nent. Pre-
FeEtIon rs better than cure. I. =. JOHNSON
Il D Banaor. .fIainc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
4 Walking shot-Pouch.

Jerry Little, the leader OF ono OF the
rival factions in the Breathitt county
(Ky.) vendetta, has evidently been shot
more than any other man In the
United States. His body is scarcely
anything but scars. He has bullet
wounds In his feet, his breast, his back,
shoulders, head and neck, put my
hand beneath his shirt, and felt bullets
In all parts Of his body. On his left aide
there arc three very Close to the surface.
One day he was going home from Jack
son (about two miles distant), when he
was waylaid and shot. He was taken
home, when twenty. seven bucksh0t were
taken out Of his clothes, and nine Of
them entered his body, and arc there yet.
He must bear . charmed life, f0f +
seems very strange that man could So
through what he has and not lose =.
They have hit nearly every spot on him
except the vital paTtA-L Lesiesjsts
ObYsSss~J ~JossnGl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
The Doctor and the Secrets of His
Patients.

Few secrets can escape an investigator,
who has opportunity and license to
undertake such quest, and skill to fol-
low it up. A man ourdened with a
secret should especially avoid the init
macy of his physician. If the latter
possesses native sagacity, and nameless
something more-let us call it intuition; !;
if he shows no intrusive egotism, nor
disagreeably prominent characteristics
of his own if he may have the power,
which must be born with him, to bring
his mind into such affinity with his
patients, that this last shall unawares
have spoken what he imagines himself
only to have thought; if such revelations
be received without tumult, and &C.
knowledged not 81 often by an unutter-
ed sympathy as by silence, an inarticu-
late breath, and here and there a word,
to indicate that all is understood; If to
these qualifications of confdant be
Joined the advantages afforded by his
recognized character as physician
then, at some inevitable moment, will
the soul of the sufferer be dissolved, and
flow forth in a dark, but transparent
stream, bringing all its mysteries into
the DAYLIGHT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19

Advices from Cape Town state that, on
the 2lst ult., British column, consisting of
a portion of the Twenty.fourth regiment, a
battery of artillery, and 900 native auxiliar.
les, was utterly annihilated, near Tugula
river, by 10000 Zulus, who captured a val
uable convoy of l02 wagons, 1000 oxen, two
cannon, 400 shot and shell, 1000 rifles, 250,.
900 round of ammunition, $4,000 pounds of
and the colors of the Gath regi.
iment. 1t is estimated that 5000 Zulus
were killed and wounded in the battle.
Among the killed on the British side are
two majors, four captains, twelve lieuten-
ants, and the quartermaster of the twenty.
fourth regiment; two captains of the royal
artillery; colonel, a captain, four lieu.
tenants and sergeant-major of engineers,
besides two other British officers command
ing native levies. Itis estimated that 500
soldiers besides the officers enumerated
above were killed. Ia.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19

Indian appropriation bill. The bill appro
PIRATES SIS, ,154,475 as against estimates oi
SIG, ,069, ,601, and a. against an appropriation
last session of $l5,35l ,23S. Atkins, chair.
man of the committee on appropriations,
made statement in regard to the bill and
the state of the finances. Discussion was
interrupted by adjournment
TUESDAY, February 1.-The confer
ence report on the naval appropriation
bill was agreed to......The house then went
into committee of the whole on the legisla-
tive appropriation bill and after some
progress rose......The river and harbor -
bill, reported from commit
was ordered printed and recommitted
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, February 1.-THE con-
ference report on the bill to abolish the VOL
unteer navy of the United States was agreed
to THE house then went into committee
Of the whole on the legislative, judicial
aud executive appropriation bill, and after
as far as the ffty.6fth page the
committee rose and the house adjourned.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
Domestic Life in Pennsylvania.

There is a good deal of romance to
the acre in the farming lands near
Wilkesbarre. A middle aged rustic,
who had been smitten with the charms
of saloon keepers wife, recently bought
out the husbands rights for $75 in hand
paid, receiving bill of sale and quit
claim deed. Hot drinks were ordered
all around, dinner was served, and the
farmer drove the whole party home.
Not long afterwsxd tho woman who had
been sold went riding three times with
. physician, and the farmer demanded
back his money. She had no money in
her house, but there was two year old
colt in the barn, and 80 she told the
farmer to take the colt and call it
square,. The farmer tied the colt to
his sleigh and drove briskly to his lone.
some hearth. Meanwhile, the husband
who had sold his wife made love to his
neighbor's daughter and run away with
her to New York. The doctor now
gees out riding with the former owner Of
the colt; the farmer wears his old clothes
and never shaves; and the saloon-kcepel
and his fugitive bride have vanished
from the sight of all gossips.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
Buried Alive.

A terri.le accident occurred at Kansas
City, No., on the 1lth inst, in cut being
made for the Chicago and Alton railroad.
The cut, with its almost perpendicular
walls ainety feet high, caved in and buried
the workmen and their teams under 5000
yards of falling earth. There were four
teams in the cut at the time, and ten men
working at each team; besides these there
were the foreman, James Mccarthy, his
clerk and two men working with the pick.
Six persons were killed outright and seve.
raj wounded. The following are killed
Peter Bsgley, James Hazen, Thomas Casey,
Edward Hines, Daniel Lucet, Richard Rine.
All the bodies have been recovered.
|. An pembsskmsns at Ziegler's ore beds,
fifteen milee from Allentown, Pa, caved on
the l1th instant, burying fifteen persons,
killing one and seriously injuring four.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
The Cipher Telerrs.,s,

Tilden's nephew, Col. Pelton, was before
the congressional committee investigating
the cipher dispatches, at New York, on the
9th inst, and acknowledged the genuineness
OF the messages, and his attempt at pur.
chasing the vote of the Florida returning
board. He was unable to state who was the
author of the cipher key. He gave the key
to Coyle and Marble in Florida, but could
not say to whom he entrusted it in Louisiana.
He said Mr.. Tilden did not read any of the
kilograms in relation to the returning board
purchase, and that he (Tilden) was
much annoyed by the attempt at a purchase,
and declared that he would have NO such
work, and would sooner die than take the
presidential chair under false pretenses.
Pelton further stated that when be sub
sequently showed Tilden the whole cor.
respondence, he was still more exercised,
and denounced the whole proceeding EN-.
phatically. In answer to questions rs to
where he expected to get the money to
fulfill his exotbitant promises, Pelton stated
that he looked to the Democratic National
committee for the necessary funds to sus-
taia his actions. He acted entirely on his
own responsibility, feeling convinced that
Mr.. Tilden would not advance the money
or connect himself in any way with the
negotiations.
On the 9Th inst. Samuel J. Tilden was
summoned before the committee and testi.
fed that he had not seen single dispatch
either in the cipher .ranalation until
their publication in the New York dailies
had never entered into an arrangement to
purchase the vote of South Carolina OF
Florida, and had no information that such
nefarious negotiations were being car
ried on until he saw the dispatches
published; he never authorized any
such negotiations, and when Mr.. Cooper
called on him November 20, 1876
and told him that he Cooper had an ofel
to obtain for money the vote of South Caro-
lima he said he would authorize NO such
transaction, nor spend money for no sucl
Purpose; from the 7th of November, 1876
until December 6 of the same year, unde
NO circumstance did he enter into any com
bination for seeking certificates by vena
inducements; there never was an hour or
minute that he entertained such thought
Prior to the cross-examination Mr.. Tldel
INDUCED in the following outburst: at
the people who, ~ believe, electe.
me president Of the United States, I,
the four million citizens who wer'
defeated, owed it to proclaim that woul,
not yield one jot or little Of my rights
Whatever evils may result from this sub
version of the electoral system and OF fire.
government, resolved would enter int
M aucfinn fnp thu mn rnhasn ~ <he rhia
magistracy. [Cheers, which the chairma,
suppressed.] Iwas resolved that woula
continue to protest against the wrong b,
which the people were dsfraaded out o
their rights."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
Probable Suicide.

Lorenzo Richmond, a promising young
lawyer of st. Louis, Mo-, is supposed to have
suicided on the sth inst, as he was found
in his room dead, with bullet hole in his
head and discharged pistol on the floor
He was native of Woodstock, Vt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
A Poor Depository.

The house of Daniel Franz a farmer re.
siding near Dayton, O., was broken into by
masked robbers on the 9Th INST. They
bound the family and by threats of death
forced Mrs. Frarz to reveal concealed money
to the amount of $500 in cash and $25, 900 in
notes and bonds. The robbers escaped with
their plunder,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19

The Reading Railroad company's
locomotive that was exhibited at Paris,
and which has since been tested satisfac-
torily on the Eastern and Northern rail.
ways of France, has been running in
Switzerland, being the first American
engine to run upon Swiss railroads.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19

LONDON, February l2-12:30 P. M.-Liv-
erpool wheat market opens steady; floating
cargoesimors disposition to buy on passage
not much demand. Good cargoes Of Cali
fornia wheat off coast at 43s 6d@44s. Fair
average California wheat just shipped at
AIS nearly due at 43s; good cargoes of red
winter wheat cG coast at ABS Cd; good car
goes mixed American corn of coast at 23s
6J@25s. Imports of wheat into the United
Kingdom during the past week 100000
$4,000 qrs; corn, lis, ,00o@120,000 qrs !;
flour, S0000@85,0o0 sacks. Exports of
wheat, 500: qrs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
A sad KatIrosn Accident.

At Wheeling, West Va, on the 1lth inst,
az Robert Smith and daughter were return.
ing home in wagon, and when at cross.
ing near Littleton, the horse became fright
ened at an approaching train, the daughter
jumped out of the rear Of the wagon, and
fell in the middle of the track, the engine
passing over and killing her instantly, drag
ging the body distance of sixty feet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19

Mo-, of embezzling about $l4s,0o Of county
and township funds, of which he was col
lector and custodian. His sentence IL
twenty years in the penitentiary.
Juchoatzos, the treasurer of the Mutual
Credit Foncier Co., of Russia, convicted OF
embezzling 100000, has been sentenced to
fifteen ye,,rs' penal servitude in Siberia.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
Destructive Fires.

The Pennsylvania tack works, at Norris.
town, were partially burned on the l1th
inst. Insurance sec, 600.
A fire in G. N. Northern's building at
Lebanon, N. H., on the 1lth inst, caused q
loss of $4,000.
The Silver Springs Starch companys mills,
at Milwaukee, Wis, were burDed on the
1lth inst. Loss $4,000.
The old Asbury University building at
Greeneastle, Ind. occupied as the college
museum, Whitcomb library and cadet armo.
ry, burned on the 10th inst. The building
cost $25, 900 in 1928 and is a total loss. Loss
on museum $4,000, and to Whitcomb libra.
ry about COO.
The mill of Frank Nicolin at Jordan,
Minn., was burned on the 9Th, together with
a grain elevator. Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
A Masonic hall in Amador county, CAL,
was destroyed by fire on the 9th instant.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
Disasters 1t Nea.

The schooner John Proctor, Boston for
Baltimore, arrived at St. Thomas on the 1st
inst. Edwin Johnstone, first mate, and +.
J. Allen, second mate, were washed over
board and drowned. Schooner Eunice
Rich, Boston for Barbados, sunk 400 miles
northeast of Antigua. The crew were in an
open boat four days.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-02-19
Killed by an Exploston.

Isenmayer's Touring mill, at Little Rock,
tAs largest in Arkansas, exploded its boiler
on the night of the 9th Inst, killing the en-.
gineer, Horace Burns, and making an utter
wreck Of the engine house. Burns has q
wife and two children residing in st. Louis,
No