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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-12-24

Sc. Nary's Boys Asy'um,-3d
Dist. ". O.-To tue readers of the
SENTINEL: In St. Mary's Boys
Asylum the average number of
boys yearly sheltered, fed, clothed
and educated is three hundred.
Their ages vary from first in
fancy TO IL years. They have no
father to work for them, no motiI
er to careSs them, no relations
and hardly q few friends to take
care OF them.
1t is for these poor orphan bows
OF Louisiana tina. We make. an an
peal to the generous feelings of
Your charitable hearts.
Be We their fathers and mothers
aud do something to provide for
them. What you give to the or
phans is lent to the Heavenly
Father Providence will refund
it to ycu Il hundred fold.
Send rice, potatoes, sugar, corn.
vegetables. provisions Of any
kind, clothing, bedding, coal,
wood, moss, ia a word, anything
to help the orphans.
Any gift in money will be &C
certahlc. Donations of any arti
Gle will be gratefully received.
Address: st. Mays Boys
Asylum, 81. District, New Or
leans, T.. q. Box 1873, or, MesSrs.
Carey & Co, Cor. Bienville and
Front Streets, n. o. For the Or,
phans.I
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The only thing necessary t., in
duce white men of small means
TO work small sugar farms is to
offer proper inducement. Every
Louisianian f:om the sugar sees
ton Of the State knows the mon
ey that lies in the small farm sys
TEN, whether the crops he taken
off by IL GENITAL mill Or by mills OF
their own. Whenever attempted
by men Of energy, who know how
to cultivate il properly, the most
satisfactory results ale usually Oh
taiOe,t. So far as Our experience
extends, we know of no crop that
is as profitable, with the excep
tion of jute. The day that sees
oar large Plantations divided into
farms, anA with wLite .nen to cui
tiyase them, will see orr state hap
Ply ana truly prosperous-ilot u
til them.-Sugar Planter.
The above is taken from the
Sugar Planter of West Baton
Rouge. Two Or three years ago
when people about here we're ay
ing lugubrious faces, because
the negroes were going to Kansas
the SENTINEL came out boldly as
an advocate OF that movement.
and advised every negro in the
State to leave just AS quickly az
he conl! get away. aud advocated
the systems OF small farms, witt,
white labor as the only effectual,
remedy to develop the sugar grow
Ing region into its pristine pros
peri'y and wealth. Not Il single
paper iii the State, at: that time.
had the nerve either 10 COPY, sec
ond or notice the articles p,iuted
in this paper.
Now tie Sugar Planter and Ibey
ViNe South join in the opinions of
tue SENTINEL, aud doubtless ev
cry country paper in Louisiana
does, although they remain 81
lent on the subject.
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Public schools will open on
Monday week, in most Of the
schools in this Parish. The ses-
sion will probably continue six
or seven mouths.
It parents desire their children
to derive benefit from public
schools they must see that they
attend regularly.
No teacher can do justice to a
pupil whose attendance il irregu-
lar. He cannot keep up with his
classes and will not only fall be-
bind himself, but will hold back
others. thereby doing an injury to
them, without deriving any bene
fit for himself.
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The people of Gretna, and
all who cross the Mississippi riv-
er at GretDa are rejoiced at the
arrival Of the new Ferry boa,
Alexis Dumestre, for future SER
vice at that Ferry.
Oar old friend iona G. goes in,
to exstacies about it and will prob
ably remove the Gretna Courier
office on to the new boat, If some
one does not hold him.
Grttna is to be congratulated
on the evidences of her prosperi-
ty. Many Lafourche people stop
at Gretna, on the way to New Or
leans to whom IL good ferry will
be quite acceptable.
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stranger than Fiction.
A Terrible and Fatal accident


Oar Chnnp1qu. correspondent
writes us tha, at 10 O'clock in the
evening of the 29th. nit. MIR. Mar
tin D~rIelEante, II OF the regular
mill hau.l> at Rtbalais' mill. on
Chousique, saw not far from his
house IA man on q white horse
standing perfectly still and hav-
ing his arm %extturiei. He went
to see who it was. when it vanish.
ell into air H. took this 10 b. fne
bottiaE OF something I" ocr"r el.h
=, 10 himself IA his family. d.
told his WIFI, all about his vision
FanL on the next day would NOT
go into the swamp Ia eat logs rs
be had done bef.ae. On the fol
loving day !r was sent to' but
did nos Ilhe I'd q on account Ut
having a presaH:iine''t that some
thing was to happen to Tim on
that dag. However, be took his
az and went to the chopping and
on finding nobody there he turn
Ell back towards home. TN his
wa. he met Mr.. Tancrede Mayeux
going to the choppins who re-
q'.esteaf him 10 go back with him
10 chop some SAW logs. He told
him that he dill not like to 60
but would help him until 10
o'clock a. IN. after which time he
would not hit another lick. They
accordingly went to the chopping
and went TO work. They cut one
tree which lodged, aud in order
to get that tree to the ground,
ithey- concluded to cut another
tree across the lodged one which
would produce the desired effect.
When the second tree was nearly
| Cut Oft he remarked TO his com
;,ani0n that it was about ten
O'Clock aud that he would give
the tree one more lick which
should be the las: one, when the
tree twisted around throwing
him with his head against "a
bunch Of roots aud the tree fan
ing on his head, trac,nring his
skull. Mr. Mayrux just did rs
cape by about one foot Of space.
AT precisely 10 o'clock a. m.,
36 hours after Mr.. Delehante saw
the before mentioned :isiun, Mr..
A. f.. Rabalai.', seated on IA white
horse stopped at precisely the
same spot aud in the same atti-
tndc where MI. u. had seen the
vision, And gave Mrs. D.. the
starting information that her hus
band was very near killed. and
then hastily .osie of in search of
DR.. Cu'lHtp. Dr. Cullum arrived
but the unfOrthna man was be
yond The reach Of medical skill
aud died al sun down OF the Atm
day.
The question now is: aWas
this vision Only imagination or
Was it a spirit .henomenon-or
was il together with the events
which followed it a mere coiuci>
| denc. ~
We leave this to Our readers to
decide.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, now sOtl. Judiial Dis,riet
Court. Parish OF I~.atouyehe.
henry Z. Miiiar, Va. No. 500 John s. Siil.u.
goth. judicial District Court, Parish of La.
fOurche.
Henry c. Miller, VS.. No. 1868 John s. Biii;u.
ct ais.
20ih. Judicial District Court, Parish o: La.
fourche.
Henry c. Miller. Va. No. 1929 Mrs. M..ry T..
Eilliu, ct ais.
Henry c. Miller, vs. No. 1868 John S. B
at ..ta
goth. Judicial District Court, Parish O:
fnur..ho

Take notice: That acting under three
writs Of Fl Fa elnamating from the above
entitled Court in tue above ertit,.i and
numbered Cases l have serzed and taken in.
to my possession and will proceed to sell
at public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder on Saturday the
9TH. day Of january 1882 bet the hours
OF IL O'clock 4. NJ. and 4 O'clock p, NJ. nj
the Cour House in the Tow Of Thihndaux
the following described property to wit
The undivided one Fourth and the updt-
vided one twenty eighth Of Twenty 1907
HOgsheads Of sugar and .Seveuteen fiji
barrels Of mOlasses on the "Abby" plantw-
tion.
The undivided one Fourth and the updi-
vided Twenty Eighth Of One hundred and
fifteen lll5l hog>heads of Sugar and Thirty
sewn 81 barrels Of malas,es on the ..Uto.
pia' plantation.
i. The undivided one fourth anil the midi
vided one Twenty Eighth Of Eighty $50,
Ho.shcads Of Sugar aud Sixty (6al bar.
rels Of Mulasses On the "Mary" plantation
being the interest OF Mrs. Nary T., Bilbn
and John s. Billiu defendants in the above
suits.
lerma of sale Cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
December oath, 1881.
THEOPuILE THIBODACX.
Sheriff
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When you take a trip you
are frequently troubled with con
s'ipation. headache, pains in the
stomach, Indigestion, a feeling of
weakness OF general lassitude,
heartburn, acid or sour stomach,
&c. You no not wish to cram
your stomach with a lot of nausea
ting pills, but if you wish "A pleas
ant and satisfactory remedy. pro
care one bottle OF Bailey's Saline
Aperient, which will cost Only
90 cents. 1t is exceedingly pleas
ant, always ready and acts
promptly.
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The SENTINEL wishes a Hap
py and Merry Christmas to all It's
readers, and trusts that all may
enjoy the pleasures aud joys that
Christmas brings. It trusts that
Sau i Klaus will remember ali
the little ones and fill up their
stockings with things good aud
pretty.
The SENTINEL hopes that
Christmas pleasures will awaken
the good people, add new energy
to their actious, aua life to their
movements 80 that a new aud
prosperous year may follow.
A Merry Christmas to all both
great and small.
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A Conoh, Cold or Sore

A Conoh, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an H.
durable Ling Disease or ConsumD
ton, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
IROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and
balsam>, but act directly on the
snfsmed parts, ALA. ing irritation,
give relief in asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, aud the Throat
Troubles wkich Ringers and Public
Speakers are subject to- For thir.
~ years Browns Bronchial Tro
clies have been recommended by
physicians, aud have always Civ
en- perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire epnera-
ton, they have attained we'll meri
ted rank among the few staple r..
NEEDLES of the age. Sold at %
ce;its a box everywhere.
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~Messrs. e. J.. Barker and j.
o. Toups of Lackpost were in
town on Thursday.
From the first, We learn that
the Board of State Engineers has
given the contract eff ciosiug the
White Crevasse to Mr.. Livaudais
Leaet, 80 that this wo;k will now
be done very soon. From the lat
ter gentleman we learn that the
Dredge Boat which is cutting the
drainage canal has reached with
in 60 feet Of the Bayou, dividing
the ridge between Lake Long
and Grand Bayou. Work has
been suspended to give the men
a chauee to spend their Christmas
holidays at home.
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+ ADVERTISEMENT.

Il EeGrys hanofartes--MiGNIEL
p'anofor'ts. :"ur very handsome round eoe
ns.,s. ros.'w i.al eases, three u,js ". boxel.
q 400 > 10 ~ ~ catalogue o. Ices. 4sOO =
sI,vVo satisfaction gnaranttes or Iuouey
r.i"h.i'u after one year. use upwriyhd
f k"n".or.es, $l23 to $40 ~cataion. ue prices,
SSvo :" seoO standard ,,~:anofor'es Of ihs
M"'se.se ~ tho sands testify; write for
ma",nloth INST OF testisnon;ais; 8.a,ty's cut
i"r san a.a''s' cathedral church, ch pei. psr
satth'ge meets the trans illustrated csts.
,aI"H t]'ia.Hisy e~,!itipnj free add rec q
can s."ih ia IEi +. BEATTY. Washing.
t"n. New Jersey. -.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth, Judicial District Court Parish Of In
fourche.
Henry q. Miller, Va. No. 1928 James A
Biiliu,

Take notice /; That acting un Ter a writ
II Fl Fa emanating from The above entitled
Court in the above entitled and nuuberd
ease have seized anc taken into NV passes
son aud will proceed to sell at public auc-
ti"n pursuant to law; to the last and h;yh.
est bidder Oh Saturday the 9TH day Of Jan
nary ISL, betweea the hours of Ii o'cIock
. u: and 4O'clock p. NJ. at the Court n onss
III the Town OF Thibodaux the FOLLOWING
described property to wit:
The undivided one Te~nty Eighth Of Tven
~ hogsheads of Sugar and Seventeen fi:i
,,rreis Of MOlasses on the Abby Plantation
The undivided one Twenty Eighth Of Eiah
" 1907 Hogsl,eads Of Sugar ari 1901 S;rsx
ta'pels Of Molasscs OH the Mary iIan,..
ton. A"nt"'
Thu undivided one Twenty Eighth Of ma
nondred and fifteen tll5I H~ogsheads Of IN.
gar and 1871 Thirty seven bsrrels of M",.s
rec OF the Utopia plantation being the infer
est OF James A. biiiiu defendant i'm ahor~
suit. a~ose
Terms Of sale Cash on the Spot il, United
states Tees sury Notes. "'
Uect mhcr cath, 1881. +.
THkOPHlLE ITIBUDACS.
Sheriff
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The ship Jeanette sent in
search of a passage to the North
pole by Bennett of the New York
Herald two years ago. and sup
posed to have been lost, has been
heard from.
She was crushed in the ice last
June in Latitude u Longitude
lit.
Two boats containing portions
of the crew have been found. An
other boat is still unheard from.
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The main cause Of nervousness
is indigestion. and that is caused
by weakness of the stomach. No
one can have sound nerves aud
good health without using Hop
Bitters to strengthen the stomach
purify the blood, and keep the
liver aud kidneys active, to carry
of all the poisonous and waste
matter of the system.-Adrancc.
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I'm bringing the Prick!y Asl

-Iu bringing the Prick!y Ash
Bitters before the public, we
claim that it IL one of the best
remedies extant for the proven
ton and cure of all diseases arts
ing from a disordered Liver. By
using them according to direo.
tions they will keep the system in
a strong, healtby condition, and
prevent any miasmatic influence.
Ask your druggist for them.
Price $l.O0 per bottle.
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The publishers have kindly
sent the SENTINEL a copy of
John P. Martins Almanac. 1t
contains much valuable informa-
ton for farmers and all persons.
contains II original and i~nstrnc-
tive papers, both interesting and
amusing. This is the fifty fifth
annual publication OF this little
book, which every family would
find useful OH its table. 1t can
be had for 10 Cents and is cheaD
at that rate.
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On Thirty DAYS. Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Flee
tr".Vo'ta'c Belts and other Electric Appli-
ances Oh trial for thirty day. TO vnnng
men and Older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. etc.
guar anteeiog speedy relief aud complete.
restoration OF vigor and manhood. Also
for rheumatism. Neuralgia. Paralysis, Liv-
er and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures, and
many ether diseases. Illustrated pamphlet
seat free. Address Violate Belt Go. Mar.
shall, Mich
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A Basfness Mans Expericnce.
He could not tell what allied
him. H. knew his digestion was
poor and his heart palpitatcd. He
felt his ner.ous system was shat
tered. He knew his urine was
milky and ropy. INT he bad sui
fered from these disor ;ers for
years. Only of late had he began
to fec! himself completely exhans.
ted and his nervous system shat
tered, aud his constitution broken
down. A friend mended
Browns Iron Bitters. It suited
his case precisely, aud now he is
aS healthy, robust, and strong as
his heart c0nld desire. Go thou
anu do likewise, then may you
live long and DO happy.-Con.
MerciaI.
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DIR. j. w. Gibbon. of A,

DIR. }. w. Gibbon, Of Ark 3,
writes: "For many years my
wife was a sufferer from a terrible
female complaint that baffled the
skill of all physicians around me.
There seemed no hope for her. 1
was maae acquainted with the
composition Of DR.. Dromgoole's
English Female Bitters, and
knowing them to be good, l pre-
cured several bottles and placed
her upon its use. They cured
her sound and we'll, aud ! do not
hesitate TO say, they saved her
life"
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III you want your wife to be
happy to morrow, so to Grisa-
more's Stove Depot and buy her
a Charter Oak Stove and one of
those China Dinner and Tea Sets,
aud then pass along to Bouron's
Or to Zernott & Guardla's, and
get her a nice lot of iewel,y or a
pretty gold watch. Be liberal and
then be-hapry.
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On Monday night and Mon
day night week will be the en-
tertainments given by the Teach
ers and friends of the Corpora
ton COlored School at thei: school
house on President street. They
should be well patronised.
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TIL, %h,o ~,

The three DaRance Brothers.
who killed Mr.. Mix. in such a
brutal manner, and who were sen
tenced to five years in the Peni
Tertiary, appealed to the Supreme
Court aud had their sentences
confirmed.
Thay will have to wear strfped
suits for Il few Yeas.
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All the public schools to
which teachers have been assign
ed in this Parish will he opened
Monday January 2, 1882.
Parents will make a note Of
this and send tbeir children
promptly.
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Santa Klaus has numerous
Dapots, in which he has slowed
the numerous nice things for
good boys aud girls; the princi-
pal ones are at Mrs. B;nnings,
Mrs. Asse!ineau'S and a. Weis-
senthanner's.
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This lady had been married
thirteen years, and during at
least one half Of that time, had
been Il sufferer from the effects Of
LeucorhBa or Whites and its
many attendants. She was very
much reduced in strength and
flesh, being unable to take any
active exercise. Dr.. l.. advised
the Use Of DR.. Diomgoo!c's En-
g''sh Female Bitters, as he knew
Its composition. With many
donbts, she commenced it's use.
but after the use Of six bottles.
Icosting only 5000 she was re-
stored to perfect health.
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The Era No. 10, the st. Mary
the Assumption, and Belle of the
Coast are the steamers that are
now running in Bayou Lafourche
and carrying away Sugar and
MOlaSses.
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-Benjamin n. Brewster Of
Pennsylvania has been nominated
Attorney Genera! Of the United
States, in plaee Of Wayne Nc.
Weigh.
The Senate confirmed the nom
ilatiOu.
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Tax Collectors Office,

I~liboUaux August 6th, 1851.
In obedience to Section 20 of Act II o
1880. Notice is hereby given to the Tax
payers Of the Parish of ..afnurche that the
taxes assessed in the year1SSl are set forth
in the tax rolls on file i'll ny office and in
the mortgage e;fce Of this parish; that
they are now due and will become delin-
qutHt On the 3sst. day of December. and
will draw : per cent interest per mum
from date until sold IN accordance with ar.
ticle 2l0 OF the Constitution.
Taxpayers are invited to call at ono.
and settle, in order to avoid Interest aud
Gusts.
p. f. LORIO,
Denutv Tav Cc1focfar I.xl.
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Editorial Items.

$500 per year can be easily
made at home working for L. e..
Rideout & Co, 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their cata
logue and full particulars.
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-On Monday the Hnntley
Dramatic Troupe will commence
4 series of representations in
Wayeriey Hall which will doubt
less he instructive aud amusing.
During the holidays it will be
a pleasant place to pass an even>
ing. The company propose to
play all week.
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H. Fl. Rildleberger has been
elected Senator ia the u. S. Sen.
ate from Virginia in place of J.
w. johnson whose term expires
March 81, 1881.
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Congress has been in session
for three week, 1901 bills have
been presented for future consile
ration. The members have nearly
all gone home to eat Christmas
Dinners with their families.
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hon. Theodore 7. Frelingmy
sen of New Jersey has been APP
pointed and confirmed as Secre-
tary OF State, in place of Hon. J.
G. Blaine resigned.
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Tile Police Jury, failing to
obtain II quorum at the regular
session of December II. 1881, will
meet on the second Wednesday
of January 1882.
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Nervous pains and weakness,
malarial diseases, fever aud agne,
positively cured By using Browns
Iron Bitters.
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For all chronic female weak
nesses and irregularities, English
Female Bitters stands at the
head of the list.
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PATENTS

ne e"iis';::e ~ act M s solicitors for Patents.
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