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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10

The Annual Fair to be give,,
at st. Joseph's Church on. April
"a, 25. and 2G will be equal to any
Ut the pleasing entertainments
heretofore given by tue energetic
ladies Ot that Church.
Nothing will left undone to rem
der the entire programme a per
feet success. Visitors from all
the surrooding Parishes and New
Orleans will be there, SO that a
pleasant opportunity for friends
to meet in social communion will
be afforded.
The Ladies of Lafourcbe never
do things by halves, aud when
they say that the approaching
Fair is going to-be u fine and ex~
cellent one the visitor may make
up his mind that it will be a
splendid Que.
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STATE o: LOUISIANA.
Parish ui L.,io:i he.

We, the undersigned citizens Of T.;bo-
daux. Parish and State .iurtsaid. Vi all
{ hers. parties and religions ions
desire herewith TO p~ui'.srly give /, Aldrr
JAMES H. HARrEk, Of Tie A.. n. +.
Church, late Pastor ill I har:, At the '.Ailed
Chapel ut this place. this ,cs,itnunial.
That. during his stay among us, his &C.
tion has been 1T great benefit to his congre-
! CATION, AZ we'll az to the people in general.
That he found his church heavily in
debt. and Left it q credit to our town and Vi
the high tide Of prosperity.
That his services during the time Of our
sorest affection. when the 'yellOw scou rye
were over our beads, were such, a. Gun nev.
er be forgotten.
That, AZ q gentleman. = scholar, and a
MINISTER Of the gospel. he has succeeded in
gaining the respect and esteem Of our whole
/ people
That we sincerely regret his departure
for new fields Of usefulness, in which We
cordially wish he may meet with the SUI.
Gees lie ." richly merits.
|. Anatole Panalle, Notary Public. s. r.
Grisamor-, j. 1. Rogers, j. P. 2nl. Ward,
A. Blanchard, !. I. Whitehurst. I. l.. Win
der, A. Ridley, Fulton Rogers. Coroner. II.
Landry. +. Zernott. H. W. Frost, z. l..
blanchard. Clayton g. badeanx, L. -. La
garde, J.. l.. Ancoin =. Z. Rngan, A. u.
Britsch. L. h. Thibudaaux, 3 Blum, w. Z.
Raglan. Mayor OF Thibodaux, Pa. Aucoiu,
William Davis, Minister: in Charge ". e.
Church. ThibOlanx, La, A.. Il. Bernard,
H.. Hotfmann, J. Fl. Curtis. Henry Belle,
james isogtas, II. W. Tabor, II. t. Ledct,
in. Ccl-stin. j. +. Eaire, N. Continent, s
+. Evans, Jno. II. Flretwnml. j. NJ. Howell
Geo. ". Squirvs. j. +. Joseph DeirhenLerg.
J.. IL. Bailey, has. L. ricou, Joseph Le-
Blame, Henry Grimes. Minister M E.
Church, l. 4. Wcbip. Sheriff OF LafouTcbe.
J. n. Wright. j. w. Knohloch, Clerk Of
Court, ~Lafourrhe, L.P. Caillouet. Deputy
Recorder. Ii, !ourche, J0Ans NJ. Walsh, +.
Sole, L. V. Riviere, j. =. Goc,ie. Henry Ri.
Were. a. J Perrin, Town Clerk, JOS. L.
Mehre, J. r. harp, A. j. Lagardc, jas. l..
Talbert. Toylor n. Lagarde, j.. Badcaux, A.
L. Aueoin. W. H. Raglan. }. busch, 4. W.
Blake. Aug. Aennier, David King, +. A.
O'Suliivam. District Attorney. w. Brock
hoft. Arthur +. KnoblOcb, District Judge.
l. Molaison. Tleopllile T~l,i,.odarx, Town
Constable. Alfred Phi!liu,eau, Wolf iioff.
man. s. T. De Manade. u. Rousseau. u. J,
Briggs. Emile +. Leblanc, Recorder. J.. +.
Allain, Deputy Clerk OF Court. Ellis Brand,
II. franklin. L. T.. Lorio. l. u Moore. b.
I. Blake. j. +. RObichaux.
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The remains Of Captain Felix
&. Winder OF the 26th, Louisiana
Regiment G.. s. A. who was killed
at the seige of Vicksburg May 10
1858, We're brought to ThibNlaux
OIL Wednesday last April Z, and
intered in st. Johns cemetery IN
the family burial lot.
But few nob!er men, gave mp
their young lives in the defence Of
their can>e than Felix Winder.
Thos. who remember his &c
NAL and kindly disposition will
be pleased to hear that all that il
mortal Of Felix nOw rests. calmly
in his family tomb.
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Tn MenoriMm.

Died at Thi,nrlaux. La. at the rc~snlcuce
4'h. i<sS, MIS-. MARY ROUSSEAU native
OF New Orleans, La, agtd Is years.
The faithful wife. the devoted mother II
no more. and all her loving children can do,
IL to he'!ew her grave with their tears and
cherish her ,n-,nDry.
Our heartfelt thanks are lcrr,'y trndcred
to Mrs.!xMrsr Hoffman. hicarh. Ridley.
Leblanc ih'i family fox kind sympathy and
assistahc~. as weti AS to the MANY sincere
friends. VIII" accompanied: onr la,n.ii, d
uAati"'r I" her last resting place.
Inc bcreavtd family.
u. ROUSSEAU & BROTHERS.
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On yesterday week April 2
tho Bayou Lafourche was within
twelve inches Of the top of the
pillar uuder the Thibodanx
Bridge, having risen near 3 inches
in 3 hours. Under the influence
Of South West wind on Satur
day it fell about two inches bat
by monday morning it had recov
cred all that it had fallen. 1t SO
remained until Wednesday when
it began to rise again. Thurs
day evening it was three inches
higher than it was GU the Friday
previous.
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Both Houses of the Wisconsin
Legislature have voted for mar.
rled women suffrage as u consti-
tutional amendment, to he sub
mittel to the peopie.-Er;chdnqe
Yes, and now there il
not II girl in that Whole State
bQt what wants to get married
before the next election.
Y%ouusters who pop the guess
tiou in WISCONSIN in the future
will not he referred to Papa, but
conducted forthwith to the minis.
ter.
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Montreal Heard From.-R. L.
Mosely, of Montreal, Canada, Ger
tilted Sept. II. 1879. that he had
suffered terribly from Dyspepsia,
and was completely cured by tax
ing Warmers Safe Bitters. Hp
says: NV appetite is good and
I now snffer no incOnv eEience
from eating hearty meals" These
Bitters are also a specific for all
skin diseases.
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On Tensday April 6 1880 in
st Joseph's. Church Miss Amanda
Allan daughter of the late l.. s.
Allain, was married to j. e.
Knight OF st. Mary's parish.
The newly welded couple took
tho moniny train to their future
home on the Bayou T.che.
The tair young bride carries
with the sincere wishes of her
many friends, hoping that in her
new home she may find friends as
true and devoted AZ those to whom
she has bid adieu.
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CARD OF THANKS The off.
GERS aud members Of Protector
Fire Co. No. ? of ThibOdaux beg
leave to tender their thanks to
Mr.. Lawrence kcefe for his ser-
vices in examining and testing
their new steam IRE engine, thus
materially assisting the purchas>
ing COMMITTEES. They take this
means of conveying their thanks
10 Messrs. III. 81. Mlchelet and
L. F. Schneider for appreciated
favOrs.
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Bailey, of the Lafayette Ad.
vertiser, in speaking Of tho all.
vantages Of the rail. DAD now a
ming to that place says that. sit
IS a fac: that Rome was not built
in a day"
Who would ever thought that
would be IL discovery OF the nine
teenth century.
Bnt railroads are wonderful
things.
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-Johnson's Anodyae Liniment
is, without doubt, the safest, SUI.
est and best remedy that has
ever, been invented for internal
and external use 1t is applicable
to.a great variety OF complaints,
amt ~ equally beneficial tor man
or beast. Find out about it aud
tha..k US for the advise.
No man in his senses should
by worthless horse aud cattle
powder, simply. because it is put
up u large packs. : Meridan's
Cacatfy Condition Ponders are put
up ~ small packs, but are ahso-
lutely puie aud are immensely
valuable. 49,
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The present days of April
brings to mind eve"tfnl Gays in
the Memory of the soldiers Of the
18th, Louisiana Regiment G. s.
a.
They were in the battles of
Shiloh April 6 and Z: that of
Mansfield April Z, that Of
Pleasant Hill on April s.: and
those Of Bisland on April Is and
Ii.
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We arc indebted to Mr.. Will.
kins OF the Laurel Plantation for
a basket OF Irish. potatoes that
wore equal in size, flavor and a,,.
!'earance to any that are grown
in any country.
Louisiana soil, when properly
managed cannot be excele1i in
the production If this excellent
and popular article Of food.
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Several men were hing, for
crimes committed, on Yesterday
week. If they are to he believed
they went straight to Heaven.
1t would he a good idea for
that class of. men to start to that
destination a little earlier in life,
ut least before they take the life
Of some other man. who is, per-
haps not prepared for the journey.
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The history of the late war has

The history of the late war has
yet to be written, as events crowd
ed so rapidly on each other that
the mainsprings of the actions OF
the readers on each side are but
just now being brought to light,
and the truth Of history vinjicat
ed Of strife and clam0r OF factions
quarrels have passed away. The
book by the late General j. b.
Hood, which is advertised in
another column, gives much light
Oh the inner life Of secession, as
seen by an actual participant.
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a minister at il cOlured wed
ding, who wished to bu humorous
said: "On such OCCASIONS it is
customary to kiss the b,ide, but
III this case We will omit it, To
which malignant re.nank the
groom Pertinently replied. "On
socn Il - customary h
pay the minister $40, but in this
case We vii! omit it,"
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Ladies and gentlemen again we thank
you, n NAV the consciousness Of the
good which you have done in tnrtherance
Ut the cause Of public education be among
your SWEETEST consultations amid the trials
and cares of life. We now wish you:
Good night and pleasant dreams"
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A woman of business that was.
who told the doctor he ought'nt
to charge her anything for atten
ding Bonnie when he had scarlet
fever, because thirteen of the
neighbors' children caught it
from l.iu', and gave him lots OF
patients. She thought he ought
to be thankful, instead of bringing
bills tU her.
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The presidential Booms con-
Time, but whose Boom will be
the l0uiesC at the close is one of
tho hidden mysteries Of the pre-
sent day.
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Because we sail that all the
sugar made out Of corn in Kanss 8
would be in Il liquid form Addi.
son Of the Abbeville Meridioual
wants to know il some Ut the con
snmers won't take sugar in
their'n.
Perhaps SO, but ifany of it ever
gets to Abbeville, it will be taken
pure. AbOevllle editors never
weaken their ''corn Juice" with
sugar.
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District Court opened on
Monday April 9th, with Judge A.
Knobloch presiding.

The people Of Opelousas are
making u great fuss about a calf
with two heads that they have
over there. Calves with one head
are no curiosity in that town.
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Two store rooms, suitable for
dry.gootfs or groceries to rent.
Also one room suitable for q
dwelling OF store or both. Ap-
My to s. I. Grisamote Agent.
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IS. I. GriSamore at his stove
Depot has Halls Flows for sale
also PlOwshares aud Plow handles
which are sold extra.
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The CrOps.-After a few days
ut fine weather rain has SIT in
again. The crops generally have
a poor appearance and nvtwith.
standing the absence OF winter
this Year, vegetation is very slow.
The cane have II dull and sicksy
look and a rusty color. Weeds
are growing pretty fast, however.
- Meschucebe.
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Halls Plcws are considered
the best that come to this Parish
S. 7. Grisamore has u supply ON
hand.
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W4Rfed

Wanted
Sherman e. Co., Maj shall. Mich, want
AL az mt in this country at once. at a
salary Of 500 per month and expenses
paid. For full particulars address as
above.
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"A Piano can I've rented on an
plication to s. II. Grisamore.
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LA.
SATURDAY, p r 10. 1880.
Editorial Items.

III you want to bny q gOo,!
stove, 90 to s. T. Grisa mOre's
Stove Depot.
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WOOD!

TIVE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
constantly on hand Rear the Thibo-
.sn'lx saw MIN. Ash dry nr wooA. which
ne VIII sell ut 800 pcr cord. or be will on.
snort notice deliver one halfs cssd 1t resi-
dence for e...75.
c. AZRNA
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shores, PiOw handles and PiOw
beamS to sell extra.
The rain fall Of Thursday night
ana FRIDAY morning was certain
" llic heaviest ever witnessed in
this section, aud must have cat,s
cd considerable damage 10 the
Young growing crops aud seed
Just planted. For about. twelve
hours tue water came down in
perfect torrents, as though all the
food gates Of heaven had been
ti'rcwn wide open. Vivid light.
nins, aud peal after peal Ut tnun.
der, accom- panied the unwelcome
visitation, to say nothing of the
Wind which blew from the South.
West with all alarming force auu
intenSlty.-lbesia JOuyAai.
II believe III Il personal devil
saiu Mr. Moo.iy al u revival:mer,
ing helu ID il remote Western city.
''1hat'st true, That's truo-you i.
right tnele: sttanger," said an old
farmer, Using IN his scat in earn
eslness. Whcreupon y calm faced
placlu>lOOking wulnaL rose from
the other enu Ut the pewt took
him by The ear aud led hun slowly
out, and The assembly knew then,
Tor the first time, that the old
mars mind was filled with domes
Tic thoughts instead ut the here.
after.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Court Of George ". Squires, Second
Ward Parish OF Lafourche.

John Howard vs. No. $50 Solomon Williams.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FA-
u cias emanatiDg from ths above cuti-
tied and numbered cause. ] have seizel
aud will infer tor sale ut public auction pur
snant to law to the last and highest bidder
at the court House in the Town of Thiho-
daux at II o'ciuck n. ON Saturday the 2ith.
day of April 1880, the following described
property to-wit:
Ule Tar. and Harness.
Two Bay Mares.
One SOrrel Colt.
3 One Sorrel Horse.
Terms OF Sale. Cash on tho Spo: in Uni
ted States Treasury Notes. TO pay. and sat
isfy. the principal interest and costs in the
above suit.
March Both, 1880.
". w. FROST.
Constable Second Ward.
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s.. T.. GrisamOre has a corn
planter and corn shelter which
will he disposed OF at low prices.
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Proceedings
-OH THE-
POLICE JURY.
MONDAY. April 5tb. 1850.

MONDAY. April 9Th. 1850.
The Police Jury met ibis day according
to adjournment.
Present +. q. Aleman. President. L.
Kramer. Jaines Moran, l.. Guedry. T..
~ThibMlanx. &. Watson, T.. ZerinSue and
Charles Brown.
Absent Ii. Franklin,
The proceedings ut the previous mecting
WAS read and approved utter being amend
cd by inserting that tho sum 0: Sixty Dol.
lars he appropriated to the sheriff 10 uay
for cleaning the Court. House aud Jail per
xhnuIu.
On motion Of James Moran, seconded by
Charles Brown, Resolved, That the presi-
dent appoint u committee Of three to exam.
inc the Parish Jail, James Moran. c. Thib-
olaux and Charles Brown w.,re appointed
ON said committee.
A petition from The citizens Ut Baton ri.
lon was received and read askin: Tor the
opening OF a road and ON motion vas laid
ON the table subject to call.
The Treasurer presented his report show.
iny the financial condition Of the Parish to
this date. showing
Balance oil hand, of........ $3.50, Is ZIG
Divided rs f,alOwa:
Gen. Fund of l87y....;74 o. 1l1.
" $780,. ~ 81
~ NNhN
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AT Grisamore's is the place to
buy the Charter Oak Stove.
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IS. I. GrisamOre has Plow
shores, Plow hand:es and Piow
beamS to sell extra.
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These pieces were perfor med
well, when the fact il considered
that it was the first attempt this
club had made. and that many of
the actors had never been on the
stage before.
On Thursday evening the en-
tertainment was furnished by tie
pupils of the Onion Academy in
which evening. was played.
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A DDvERTISERS ! By addressing GEU
~ =. ROWELL l. CO.. 10 Srrsee ~.
New York. can learn the e xact cost Of any
psopeeed hne Of ADVERT lSING in, knsn-
San NevspapaA ~ Zoo rsCe fsn1as''
l0o.
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IRISH SKETCH,
by Larry Harrison aud John
Francis. T..
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A219A YEAR and expenses 10
agents. Ont6t free. Address
r. 0. vlCKEl;Y, Augusta, Maine
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PROGRAMME.

Salute and ringing of bells at SUM-
rise.
Parade of the Calthumpians at Q
q. N.
Procession at o a. m.
Raising of flag and salute to flag
at II a. m.
Music by band.
Reading Declaration of Indepen-
lence.
Singing by Glee Club.
Grafton by Col. Hosker, of Mime
apolis.
Singing by Glee Club.
Music by Cornet Band.
Dinner at 1890 p. m.
Shooting match at one p. m. under
direction of Worthington Shooting
Club. Prizes: 1st S25. 90; end SIS;
and 3rd $40.
Boat race at 3 P. m. Prizes: 1st
S. 90; end 3 90 and 3rd 81 90.
Swimming match at $3.50 p. NJ
Prizes: first IS 90; second s. 90.
Horse race 4 p. IN. Running match
best two III the race. Prizes: first
IS 90; and S. 90; 3rd s. 90.
Slow mule race prize of ten dollars
to slOwest mule.
Foot race>at $50 p. m. Prizes
first IS. 90; second 200.
Foot race-boys under twelve yrs
o'd: Prizes: first s. 90, end So 90,
3rd 81 co.
Reunion of the old soldiers. Head
quarters Court house square.
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ALLEGED ELOpEALEN =.

We are informed by parties from Ran
som that the people of that vicinity are
somewhat exercised over an alleged
elopement. It is said that a farmers
wife left home about four weeks ago
ostensibly to visit her father ut Sparta,
Wis. Since then her husband has not
heard from her and it is said that she
has not arrived at Sparta. A gentleman
who had been stopping at the farmers
house making it his home when in the
township, left the night before the lady
left, and it is supposed that they met at
some point and went off together. The
lady was we'll known in that part of
the county as a rather handsome and
attractive woman, and the man is an
intelligent bachelor Englishman, who
owns farm or two in Bigelow.
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A d ressing
which is at once
a G e cable,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-.
serving tho
hair. Faded or
gray hair 0os
restored to IL
or'<,,a,n1 >ol~
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II. {, Shepard & Co. have St. Paul
Cord Binder on exhibition ut their Of
flee. Farmers will do well to examine
this machjnc before Giving their order
to other agents. TAry have q good
thing, aud don't you forget it.
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JAKE.

HAPPILY DISAPPOINTED Disap-
poi,tme nts are frequently grevious to
bear, but having received letters almost
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fence which will be profitable for every
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disappointed as it had completely cured
the SPAWN and removed the bunch
without slblistering, and after using it
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