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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

If there is any important bust
ness that should occupy the at
tention of the next session of the
Legislature more seriously than
a Thorough and radical change in
the manner of selecting jurymen,
it should be made known. A sys
TEN that requires from a juror, to
tai ignorance of the case which he
is called upon to decide 10 all
age OF knowledge, reading, news.
papers and general intelligence,
is one simply that often prohibits
any but fools and half idiots to &C
cupy u seat in the jury box. What
is required in a jury is the intelli
gence, and capacity to Judge
right from wrong, to sift out of
evidence given, facts upon which
to base a judgment, and honesty
enough to render a correct deci
sion IN any matter civil or crimi
nal that may be given them to de
eide. The present system shuts
off all such men. Only men who
never read, who never go among
intelligent people, who haze no
educational ability to discern
facts, to draw them outof tangled
webs Of evidence, can fnd a seat
in the chair of a juror. In en-
important criminal case. The idea
of a jury is to give a man a trial
by a jury of his peers.
Now, a jury in any case of i'm
portance, especially in criminal
matters, instead of being compos
ed Of ones peers is made up of
the most ignorant wretches that
can be gathered up in any com.
munity.
In this Parish the evils of the
present system is somewhat modi
fed by the manner in which in.
rors are drawn. The great evil
Is found in the requirement. that
jurors must know nothing about
the case in question, whilst hun>
dreds of men read about cases.
aud form no opinion that would
influence their decision as Jurors
in any case that nigh: be submit.
ted to them.
Frederick Franks, Tailor at
Bloomington Illinois was killed
by a prisoner named Pierce, last
Saturday night. On Sunday the
people burst into the Jail, took
out the prisoner and hung him.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

Col. A. Wood Merryweather.
whom everybody in Scranton, Pa.
knows, writes and says: 81 had
long suffered from a derapeement
OF the bladder and kidneys; it
had made my general health very
poor. | also was troubled with
severe indigestion; pills gave me
only temporary relief, and I OK.
pe'lenced great anxiety Of mind,
as we'll as physical distress. A
frleno recommended Browns Iron
Bitters. l have used it with most;
gratifying results. and lust now
my health never was better, and
l feel that the cure is PERMANENT
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

NOTICE.-The Dnectors.ofThib
odaux Bridge Company at a reg
ular meeting held Oct. 6, 1881
have declared a divident of one
dollar and seventy five cents per
share. or seven per cent OH the
capital stock of the company, out
of the earnings of the three
months ending September 80 1881.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

The death of Gov. Witt pla
ces, Lieutenant Governor s. d.
McEncry in the Gubernatorial
chair, the duties Of which he has
been executing during the illness
OF the late Governor.
Mr.. McEnery is a citizen Of
Monroe IN the Parish of Ouachit.,
an able politician. and expsrien,
ed IN the political affairs of Louis
lana.
That he will be al efficient and
just Governor 10 one doubts.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

"A great deal of unnecessary
gush has been expended against
the decent people Of New Orleans
in the formation of a committee
OF PUBLIC Safety. -
The reader of the daily papers
will have noticed that HOodlnm.
ism has become very qniet, and
that class ut brOwlers are becom-
ing very tame.
Now, Hoodlums have begun to
make Il Kilkenny cut affai. and
gone to killing one another.
This is bad enough, but is far
preferable to killing decent peo.
pie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

~People who imagine that
folks in Lafourche are idle. should
come to the court house at the
opening of a jury term. The
amount of work that prospective
jurymen have on hand is truly
wonderful, and the eloquencs
with which they endeavor to
Impress that fact upon the dull
MUD of the Judgeis most extraor
binary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

"A regular Epidemic of Den
que is reported in Morgan City
and all along the Teche country.
1t is stated that nearly every
house in Morgan City has sick
persons.
In this place there Is considera
Die sickness but nothing serious.
Mr.. John Booth and Mr. Jean Din
pre- have both been quite i'll for
some time past.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22
A Fish Story.

Good reader. are you acquaint
ed with S. s. Streck Amt, ell !
Well, let me introduce you Rea
der, know Mr.. Streck; Mr.. Streck
know Reader, and in less than
five minutes You will be thorough
ly dlsgusted with each other.
Now that you have been formally
introduced. We can tell our story,
or rather Streck's story, without
a blush mantling our noble brow.
Well, the other day, for the first
time in several months, we ven
tured on board the E. j. Gay,
just to see our friends and shake
hands all around.-Now, bpfo. e
continuing our story, it is neces
sary to say that Streck aspires to
be considered a supreme Joker aud
occasionally is a graz. d success.
but the rule has some exceptions.
generally called failures. Seeing
US on board after such IA long ab
sence, he thought he had a vic
tim and rushing up, grasped our
hand, shook 1t frantically and tx
pressed the greatest possible
amount of delight at the visit.
ending by taking US to the bar
and telling Charley to "set Fem
up" with the air of a man rtck-
lessly Indifferent to the value of
shekels or in what manner he
Iavished his ducats. While Char
ley was compromising the tascinat
ing lemOnades, he said in his
quiet, modest manner:
swell, my old friend, / had the
finest time fishing this summer
over the Lake that Lever had in
my life. Often did i. wish YOU
were with me. enjoying the sport.
1t beat all the fishing We ever
had together on Profit.s Island.
an' you know that it's always
good there. But the best part of
the sport was in catching Jack
fish FROM the wharf at BAY St.
Louis. Did you ever catch a lack
fish -
We answered that We had new
er heard of tue fish before, but
yearned for enlightenment.
"Well, ajack fish is Just the
ANY other fish We catch.
SIZE depending enti.ely upon aye.
you know i.
This information was intensely
edlfying and we disdained to TX
llbit further ignorance.
~"l"o see, one ,iay | was Gsi,inu
r jack ti>h-had a hook ,Dolt
eighteen inches long, with a Chain
attached to it to keep the fish
rom biting through either, when
np Game IL "bully boy" OF a nous
about seven feet long and by
'ngo! ! cangh'' him right in in.
aw' and there he hung, anu
'rn Non 1t WAS pull Sni.I.an. an.
n.1- al
aek nSh. hu' just as . Was ato.1
. land hitn on the wharf. n.
came u lorpo;>e about TO-. t,,,
ohg, and enmmencea n,s,ht,u.
'rOund. | w~oneIesed wii;,t fh
'"rpolSt Was up to anil waEct.adt3;3
'ome time with great interest
zee VIA he w1aid do. when t.
II! "tter aSlOhlsIultiit l.- i.45.a
o swallow the jack E.l. at,d IN
pSs time than II takes me ~ ~
us story. he ac' ualI, swallowed
jack fish without a particle ~
emoise at the diahe.ical deed ~
by. that tlune Charley bad mac
Il The tempting beverage on tht4
outl'er and We imbibsu III tota,l
'iehce. The drinks disposed of.
70 requested Il private interview
. dispose Of a serious natter
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

The SIXTH Comet. Intelli,
gence received at the Warner o.
seryatory, Rochester, n. Y, from
Bristol, England, states that Prof.
W. F. DeDning discovered a
bright new comet on the 4th. inst.
It is located in the constellation
of Leo, right ascension 9 hours 90
minutes, declination North 16 lie
grees, daily motion 80 minutes
East. This is the sixth comet
which has been seen since MAY
LIST, five being new discoveries,
all but two Of which were first OBJ
served by Americans, and it is
certainly a high compliment to
the industry aud skill of Ameri
can astronomers that they have
shown sc fine a record. The to-
tai amount which Mr.. H. 81. War
ner has given in comet prizes du
ring the past year is 1880 which
ST Ows that the interest taken j..
astronomical affairs in this coun
try is greatly increasing.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

The Louisiana Journal of I'D
acot'on for October 1881 is on dxf
table. Now that public schools
are about to open, every teacher
should subscribe to this Jourbai.
me annual subscription is one
dollar.
Lusher and Rogers are the pro
p'letors and editors, both exue
rieEced and able instructors. Tha
present number contains mnch
valuable information, not only to
teachers. but to all persons.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

Now is the time to buy sugar
honse lamps, lanterns, lanp wick,
lamp burners, copper skimmers,
copper ladies', and all binds of
kitchen furniture such as may be
needed during the grinding sea.
son. s.
S. T.. Grisamore has a full sun
ply at his Stove depot corner
Market aud st. Philip streets,
Thibodaux.
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Taking him to a remore part of
the boat, one seldom infested with
passengers or interlopers Of any
kind, we began:
"Streck, do you believe there
are rewards for the virtuous and
punishments for the average
man, but for mankind in generate"
"Ot. course, l always do" said
said he; ''nothing do | dpte>t
more than the man who prrvari
cates-One given to stretching
yarns to an improbable length
one who never keeps probability
in view. Such men l abominatr
hold in utter abhorrence"
"Streck," said We, with a p.rer
nal, heavenly smile upon our
saintlike cOuntenanct. 'did YOU
not say that jack Ash was seven
feet long :"
"Certainly, / did you can ask
any man on the wharf who saw
me catch it, if it was not"
"And the porp0ise was four
feet long !" Charley Beard has
heard me say the III thing at
least IA dozen time>-you JUS, ask
him."
IL am not prepared to dispute
a word you say about the size of
either fish. Slrrck, or both of them
but my deal freud. listen TO me
did you ever go down the Lafour
che as tar as Thibodaux and did
You ever encounter a maj, named
Uncle Sila> GriSamure ? 1t so, has
he ever talked to you about fish
stories :"
"Know Uncle Silas; of course
l do, and he's one of the most "a
tional men / ever met aud worth
a hundred ordinary men l have
encountered in the course of my
peregrinatiohs. But ! never tx
changed fish stories with him."
"Well, Sullivan, hat is salts
factory ; but one thing seriously
troubles my mind, and that is
how a fish four feet long could
possibly swallow another fully
seven in length? Answer me
that"
Streck was stumped. In his
eagerness to get off good story,
he had forgotten the dimensions
of the relative ishes.-Sugcr Plan
ter.
Now Uncle Harry! If you
had not led Strtck to the conclu
sion that you thought he was tel
ling Il lie he would have told you
the whole story. but YOU blufied
of the innocent Young man.
Why it was very simple, when
the four foot pc. poiSe began to
swallow the Z foot jack fish, the
Jack FISH just bent round and
caught. the porpoise by the ta,l
and began to swallow it, and they
just kept on swallowing around
and around.
Uncle Harry, your head is gen
erally pretty level but somehow
you do mt seem to be able to com
prehend facts about fish. 81
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The absence of lawyers from
other Parishes during the present
term OF court is q compliment 10
the bar Of Thibodaux. IL shows
that our people do. not go else
where to obtain legal talent.
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Some Of the Lcvee Inspec.
tors, elected by the Police Jury
are declining to serve. The Po-
lice Jury has done its dnty IN the
premises, and unless the people
of the Parish do their duty, the
consequences will be their own.
The owners of levees will have to
see that they are kept IN good
condition, if they do not wish to
suffer from iHuuuatiOn.
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The first water from the Mis-
slssippi made its appearance here
on Monday last causing a small
rise in the Laf0urche.
The muddy waters Of the "Mis
siSsippi" looked like a long lost
friend.
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FOR SALE.
Dcsir1Ds Property H. fHibosErpy

Dcsir13te P.opcrtyta 3~ikRiboIaar.
'NlAT desirable property located n. the
western extremity ut jackson street,
III the town Ut fbiaodaux, consisting Of i
spacious lot of ground, u neat and conierts
ME residence, with l. atsaehment-fye
oonls Ia main building, three in the Land
u building suitable tor y atofr Or other pur.
pose. Yard contains fiuif ayfi shade trees.
Two clsterDs attached to the dwelling.
WIZ he sold at Il bafgain. For further par
MAUD, 2Fism as ofiies' New Orleans, La. 10y
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MIR. B.. W. Pond of New Or
leans was married on Monday
last, in St. Johns Episcopal
Church to Miss Condit, for sever
al years a resident OF Leighton
plantation, in the family Ut Mr..
John Williams.
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Mr.. J. F. Wood has just re
turned from Wisconsin looking
young and handsome as ever. He
is agent for the waters of the ceIe
brated Wankesha Springs and
has established Il depot at the
ThibOdeaux Drug Store.
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District Court.
G0mEnMed.

Continued.
Collin Baptiste, petty larceny
E.. Gillis, assault and battery !;
Ed. Cole, shooting at with intent
to murder.
NoM Prosecuted.
Chas. Robirson, assault and
battery Walter Smith. entering
upon plantation without permis
sion.
Connected.
Tom Watkins, horse stealing;
Levy Hill, horse stealing; John
Davis, petty larceny; Hemp
Washington, wOundiDg less than
mayhem with a dangerous weap
on with intent to kill.
Acquitted.
Peter Johnson, burglary.
Sentenced.
JOS. Mitchell, larceny three
months parish Jail. Alfred Miles
alias Shorty, assault with intent
to kill, fifty days parish Jail.
NeO Trial.
Tom Watkins, horse stealing.
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Don.t know half their vain.


"They cdred me OF Ague, BiI>
!'ousness and Kidney Complaint.
as recommended. ! had 4 half
bottle left which / used for nv
two little girls, who the doctors
aud neigbors said could lot be
cared. | would have lost both of
them one night il / had not given
them Hop Bittcrs. They did
them so much good ! confirmed
their use until they we've cured.
That Is Wig / say you do not know
nan the value OF Hep Bitters.
a"d 90 not recommend item high
e''ongh."-B. Rochester. Y. "
American EurdF Hc,pc.
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MIR. A. McCullom gave us a
call Wednesday. He is making
arrangements to manufacture su
gar for his own tenants and to
granulate the crop OF Belle Grove.
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AGENTS AND CANvASSERS.-
Make from $2j to 81 per
week selling goods for E. G.
RIDEOUT & co., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Send for thei:
Catalogue and terms.
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The funeral OfGov Wilt ON
Monday last was the largest that
has been witnessed in New Or
leans tor many a day, Il noble
tribute to q noble man.
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Monday last was one of sad
ness in Thibodaux. Although no
outward detnonstration was made.
vet on every face was the evidence
Of sorrow and regret at the lossof
our youthful and heroic Governor.
District Court was in session.
and could not adjourn as cases
fixed For that day had to he tried or
else parties accused would have
had to be kept in prison tor six
JxoE.As.
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Our desire to remove to the
Parish OF Nachitoches has never
been great, but since reading the
Nachitoches Wndicatos Of October
10 it has entirely disappeared.
Laf0urche will do for us.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

BEG TO INFORM MY CUSTOMERS
tlE.ti have just received u ssupply Of
NEW taOt fURNip SEED, and frssh
SEED, for sumuier and fail
planting. (
These seeds are strictly first quality, and
+! recommend thcA as sure to prove salts.
factory. r. 'xa
With the above, / lavo also received
fresh supply Of other s~cason,h!c see.As.
JOS. L. rHIBODEAUX,
Tliibadd lux. liz.
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r.. r. Mcbride Assessor Of
Lafourche has been attending the
convention of Assessors and Tax
Collectors which met in New Or
leans on Wednesday last.
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AT the Convention of Asses
AOrs in New Orleans Gu Wehnes
day last r. r. Mcbride of Lafour
che was elected Chairman.
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--Mr. J. J. Shaffer of Terre.
bonnie was IN town the other day.
He does not believe there will be
much Of q yield ofsugar,
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Exhausted and enfeebled con
situations suffering from dyspep
STA, nervousness and general
weakness cured by Browns Iron
Bitters.
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District Court has, brought
citizens from all parts of tie Par
ish, whose smiling faces always
receive q welcome.
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Persons wanting good paint.
ing done should read the adver-
tisement Of James A. Hargis in
another cOlum.
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That enterp:ising merchant
f. Blum on. tue corner of Main
aud Jackson Streets has just re.
ceived n fine assortment Of cloth
lug and dry goods. The large
supply he has will enable him to
suit all sizes and tastes SO that
no one need so away in want Of
anything. Call and examine for
yourselves.
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The FIRST. ONE.-Laurel Val
ley plantation began grinding
cane on Tuesday Octoi'er Is, with
its immense ) roller mill.
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On Wednesday Mr.. Gay start
ed his mih on the Coul0n place.
He will make syrup aud send
to his refinery in New Orleans.
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Joseph Pnjol left on Tuesday
to attend his second session in
the n. o. Medical School.
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LovE.-T Two young Irishnen
came ever 10 America and went
10 work near Lake Charles in
Western Louisiana. They sav,.,l
their money until they had earn
co enough to pay the passage of
'heir s"eeihe"rts from Ireland.
ana sent them the money. The
TWO girls came and about ten
Gays ago arrived safely in Lake
Charles where their lovers were
awaiting them.
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The Convention of Assessors
and Tax Collectors met in New
Orleans last Wednesday. May
good results be derived from
their conferences.
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The vOltaic Belt Co.. Nor.
Hholl, Mich. Will send their celebra
TED Electro Voltaic Belts to the afflicted
upon 80 days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
teed. They mean what they say. Write to
them without DELAY.
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The friends of the venerable
Jean Dupres have given up all
hopes for his recovery.
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Mr.. Herbert from London
England has found employment
in the ThibOdeaux Drug Store.
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The parochial authorities are
having a Schillenger Banquet put
down in front of the Court House
square.
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I'll you want to buy a good
stove, 60 to S. r. Grisamora..
Stove Depot.
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HAIR dye,

GRAY HAIR or WHIsKEn changed 10 OHnnv
imparts q natural color, acts Instantaneoralv
Sold by Druggists, or sentby express on fsceipe of&
0flce, 30 Murray g., New York.
Or. TUFTS MANUAL 4 Valuable lsssrnaal~. -
XCsefal Receipts will be nsnsA FDII On s1sl0
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a YEAR and exp.ns ; T. sgenn,s
on Outfit FREQ A. dr. u "
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22
THIBODAUX, La.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER. q 1891.
Notice
Editorial Items.

Deputy Tax Collector, LafouIch