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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-09-03
TEGfs2eE'as TEosssers!!
FaQtEaers.,.

Are you disturbed at light and
broken of Honr rest by Il sick
child suffering and crying with
the eEoruclItlng pain Of cutting
teeth Ii Sc, go at once and get
= bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will
relieve the lo0r iiitie snflar,r i'm
mediateiy-oel end upon it; there
Is no mistake about it. There is
not mother on earth who has
ewes used il, who will not tell
you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all
eases, and pleasant to the taste.
and is The prescription of one of
the oldest aud best female physi
clans and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. 90
cents a bottle.
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In Preparation.
Nudge Francois Xavier Mar
tirs'~ History as E.ou;aissFza.
frass. sssr z::ss.sicAs HsaE-fats.

This very rare and valuable contribution
to the hiSturia literature Of the country is
now in process OF repuhlication with much
new matter and life OF the disting guSAed
author hy j Boz ". W. HOWE. oil the New
Orle.tn, Bar.
JQoucs T. (reshnuo. Boo&$elier, .S1gtioner
nat Frinter, - raap street. y. .. IT..
Would respectfully call -he attention OF
the pu0!ie to this aluou.trmsSlt and solicit
an interest in the enterprise. Martins Ills
tory Of Louisiana has long since disappear
ed fro3n tie shelves of the bookseller and
is only occasionally found II possession OF
the Antiquarian, 1t is hardly nee essary to
say that The author was one Vf the mast no
'l!e civilians in tie l>t Of worthless that
illustrated the early history Of i.1uisiana.
As Attorney General, ;'porter Judge. and
Historian he occupied h" very first rank.
His decisions have been cited with respect
in Westminster Hail and in Washingt on,
as well as il his adopted state. His !listo-
ry of Louis ANA took its place at once as "a
work Of rare accuracy and value. The
forthcoming edition will contain a faithful
portrait Of the author, and also a map of
New Orleans. by Carlos 1ruiieau, taken in
li9S. showing New Orleans 4s 1t was near
~ 100 years ago under the spanish domina-
tiUn, with its forts, meats, draWhiidgcs
and other appultenauces OF defense against
its enemies.
The pic, Of this History in one large
Royal octaro volume. III leather, will be
8. III half morocco, s..
The publisher hopes 30 have the work
ready for subscribers hy the ISt. OF No
vcmbor, 1881. For further particulars ad-
dress. JAMES \. GRESHAI,
Bookseller and Publisher, - Camp sStreet,
New ttritang.
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The Morgan City Free Press
il an attempt to give some reason
foi the formation OF IL new CouSl
tuition asserts thAt under the pre-.
sent Judiciary system litlgants
have but little show.
1t states that Judge Goode has
decided that State cases shall have
preference over civil ones.
Well, that may be true during g
a session OF the filninal court,
but not duG.Lg IA session in which
there are no state cas-, at all.
The fact is that under the pre-
seat system suits can he brought
TO a decision much more rapidly
than ever was TIE case before and
/ il they are not it is the fault oi
| lawyers and courts ard rot of thf
Constitution.
| The Shreveport Standard says
that nobody knows how TO co
lect taxes or to compsi people
to pay tLem.n. The taxes in .thiI
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Parish are collected 20 the las
nickel without trOnhIe. If the,

Parish are collected 20 the last
nickel without trouble. If they
al not collected in Caddo Parish
1t Is the wait Of efficiency in the
Tax COLLECTOR, ano the constitu
ton is not to blame for his iono
rance or incompe;eNcy.
Ii he cannot collect the taxes
he should resign and let some
man have the position who can
10 his duty. Fry again, gentle
men, such arguments as those
will hot answer. Let us have rea
sons, that have some solid,ty.
Iiy next time and PLACE the
wrongs and injuries the worry SO
badly, upon the proper parties.
DO not blame the Constitution for
the inefiiciency or incompetency
OF the officers who do not their
duty.
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eTS<ssIzIsEEDVlLsEE;.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says Of " arner's Safe Liver and
Kidney Care "ltS efficacy in kid
ney, liver, and urinary diseases
is 50 fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aiidc testimonia'StrOm well known
citizens III public and private lifa
are evidences s.rong enough to
convince the mCst stubborn doubt
er."
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Not long ago We made visit
to Lockport, and were agreeably
surprised at the improvements
made in 'hat place since last it
was visited.
The population has been doubled
the buildings extended towards
the lake aud down the Latourche,
y large fine convent of the or
der OF the Sisters OF the Immacu
late Conception is being compile
ted, in which a good school will
be maintained.
The people of the town and vi.
cinity have erected a beautiful
school house, which is an Orna
ment to the village and credit
to the energy aud determination
OF the citizens. 1t has already
cost S2lOO.O0 and will require
S5O0.OO more to complete it. That
amount will soon be raised, by
those goahead people of Lock.
port.
There are several stores in the
place. Fields Lake in the rear,
supplies tie inhabitants with ex
cellent Fish. all the year round,
for the trouble of catching.
Lockport, ought in IA few years
to have 1dOn inhabitants, and nc
doubt, will prove to be a thriving
! place.
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A Cough, Cold Or Sore

4AAi oAC oHchtt ot StoHi'tU. Neg
lccL frequently results in an In
cH'db'e Lang Eisease or ConsuaD-
ton. BRO WIS BRONCHI1 y
IROCHES 0'c certain to girr 7-e
HGf IN IsfhHa, Bronchitis, Coughs
Cotafrh, Consumption and 1Aroa,
Diseases. For Thirty years the
Troches have been recommended
ey physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are tot
new or unI,ied, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
toI nearly an entile generation,
they haue attained Wei melited
lank among the few staple 1cmed
les OF the age. Pab'ic speakers and
Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents a box every
where.
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AR.E sNssDQsSE: HIT.

The Recorder, Americus, Ca,
says: Clerks, Senators, Repre>
senIativcs, Doctors, Lawyers, Citi
Zens, in public and private life,
are testitying by the thousandsr
ami over their own signatures
that remedy has been found foe
Brlgh;s Disease of the Kidueys
and for Diabetes; these are I'd
spectlveiy known as Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure and
arner's Safe Diabetes Cure"
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wife Ache Dugas both deceased, No.
1901 prohatea.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
[ cree ,,f above Court and III obedience
t. commission to me directed N the above
entiticd and nrml, red SUGGESTIONS, | will
offer for sale AT public auction pursuant to
law to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House in the Town Of Thibodaux ON
SATURDAY, SEP EMBER Bird 1891, be-
tween the hours of II . clock \. n. and 4
O'Clock ?. NJ. the following described prop
crty to-Wit:
To-. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
established IL a sugar plantation, situated
III this Parish oH the left bank OF Bayou La
tourche at about four miles above the
Town OF ThbodauX measuring Five ar
pcns and one half front ON said Bayou. by
Eighty arponts in depth. bounded above by
lands of Nalerv Nicknaii and below by
lands formerly belonging to Leonard Las
Sci4nr Together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, such as sugar houst',
quarters. dwelling house, ont houses, sta
ble barns, corn cribs etc. Together with
all rights and seIvitudes OF drainage there
| to belonging.
20. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF AN
other tract Of land with all the ways,
| rightss, and appurtcnanCcs thefcunto be
| longing, situated il said Parish in the
$onth tasteruland District ot Louisiana and
| designated as lot No. of Section No. thbi
| One hundred AMI six. Township No. IA,
south of I.angc No To East, West OF the
| Mississippi River containing Ono Hundred
acres.
| Full possession to he delivered only on
the first Of January 1882
Terms ami Conditions of Sale as fellows
viz:
One half of the purchase price payable
| Cash ami the balance payable as follows:
min 94Nrr
| Mary Braud beng the one seventh OF the
whole net proceeds % sale after payment
OF debts payable at the majority or emanci
| patton OF said minor,
20. The princIpa! coming to the minors
Edgard Bernard Azcle Bernard, Rodolphe
| Bernard and AAeljua Bernard being the
one ninth Of the one seventh OF tho Whole
net proceeds after payment OF de1ts com
lug to each OF sail minors parahtH at Their
! respective majority or emancipation u
cal. Of s.l;1 minors.
3. The surplus payable in two equal iii
>tulmcnt maturing respectively at lwetVt
nd twenty four months from date Of s,tl'
aud to be represented by Coupon notes, l
So desired III amounts suited to The respec
tive interest OF the major heirs. Iho Whoi'
| credit price to bear eight per cent per al
ruiu interest from date OF sale and the IL
;erust accruing on the principal comtng t
the minors dforeuamed to b" paid annual.
and panel ually to the legal representative
OF said minors.
In case oi salt to recover any part Of tb
credit price de purchaser Must assume Z
paw attorneys fees at the ra!e ot i've rc
rn,,t on the amount recovered. HE crcu
Int price and attorneys fees to be secured b
| sreciaI mortgage with vendors lltn an
rriyi{ega under the pact dc poa aHenald
On the property sold
The purchaser must furthermore assai1
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-Spntpmnrr 10 and II 1873

-September 10 and II 1881
there VIII be a grand Fair at the
Church of st Mary Pamela
which will snrpass anything of
the Mind ever given there. The
members ofthe congregation have
built fine, large and commo
dious Church, for VIII ch the pro
fits of the FAIR will be used in
paying.
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--for many years the want of
a i've, energetic newspaper has
been sadly felt in the South. If
the 4. 0. Democrat keeps on i'm.
proving, that want will soon be
supplied.
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- it possible.

That remedy made of such com
mon, simple plants as Hops, Bu.
chn, Mandrake, Dandelion, Sc,
make So many and such marvel
Gus ana wonderful cures as Hop
Bitters dol II must he, for when
Old and young, rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and
Editor, all testify TO having been
cured By them, we must believe
aud dOubtanc lOn RAr.-Enef 3,
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IS. T. GrisamoVe has tor sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokes,
and felIoes, plow handles, plow
beams. plows, wheeibarrows, and
plow shares.
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SEz.s.gSG esEE az COST.

On account of departure, will sell my
entire stock nj merchandise ct cost Also
for sale lus House ior and furniture, good
as new. For terms apply to ,.
l.. MEYER.
at the Seven star Stoer
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Roth and Fleetwood have
always OIL band fine assortment
OF Drugs, Medicines, fancy toilet
articles and stationery.
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Notions, fancy goods and la
dies under ware below cost at. the
seven Star Store.
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InI.iS Ensil
COP IEsINEIsss HIP.

DRS. BOURGEOIS AND DANSEREAJ,
- have associated Themselves for the
practice of medicine and surgery.
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For. salc.
Notice.

For sale entire or in lots. the fine proper
~ on jackson Street, formerly belonging
to +. j. hrutt.
For particulars inquire Of
ST. GklSAMuRE. Agent.
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Esr, j. III. FLEET 50 COD
and SON.

Have opened their office Oh
Market Street, one door above
Roth and FIeetwood'S Drug store.
Consultation at al hours.
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IS. T. Grisamore at his <Stove
Depot has Tails PlOws for safe
also piowshareS aud P1oW handles
which are sold extra.
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Cart felloes, spokes. piow
beams. p'ow handles, plow shares,
plows, wheelharrows, aud trace
chains for sale by 5. [. Gr:samofe.
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TO sgent.

Plantation to lease or rent for cash or on
shaFes. situated on Bayou Black. Apply
TO this Office.
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III YOU want to buy a good
stove, go to $. I. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Goth Judicial Distinct Court Parish OF La
fourche.
Succcssions of Marceln Brcaud and his
wife Ache Dugas both deceased, No.
lil6l iIrnhalna
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Il. HOFFMAN,
Dealers ikl

FURNITURE. Hardware, Paints, Ole
L Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, sand
Plaster. Cement. Metallic. rose wood, lmui
tation black walnut C,tfns. also cypress
coiijns made to order, &c. &e.
In connection with A ii HOFFMAN,, Cab
met Maker and Repaircr of all kinds OF tur
niiurr Nam Street,
l5an16 ly Bet Jackson and ST fhilp
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
THIRD EDITION.
CHEAP TELEGRAPHY COMING
The Mutual Union Telegraph Com.
pany and its New Line.

City Council few days ago, upon
petition of Robinson, Chandler & Co.,
and others, granted the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company permission to erect
poles aud run wires in the streets Of the
city. The company means business and
judging from present appearances will
give Wilmington reasonable telegraph
rates in short time.
Mr.. Bennett, the chiet surveyor Of the
company, is in this city at present run
This will soon be completed and the
work of erecting tho poles and running
the wires will then be commenced. Mr..
Faxson who pur up the fire alarm tale-
graph poles here has the contract for
erecting the poles between here and
Chadds Ford, where test office has al
ready been established by the new COM
pany. Mr.. Bennett has just completed
surveys between here and Chadds Ford
and Brandywine Summit.
The work of construction is being
pushed rapidly. Lines are being en-
tended to Chicago. Cleveland, st, Louis,
Kansas City and even to Omaha, and
other important points in the South and
West will be tapped soon. AS an eyi.
dence of the push of this enterprise it
should be Stated that the wires will
reach Wilmington by August lss, and
that an office will at once be opened
here for official business. 1t is under
stood tina. an Office for general busine.
will not be opened before about Septem-
ber Is
Financially this corporation is a pow
erful one. The President is Mr.. Evans
of the National Dredging Company, who
is as familiar with Wilmington as if he
was resident. Its backing is of the
best. Charles B. Lore, Esq, is its
counsel for Delaware. The company is
incorporated under the laws of New
York, and special provision in its
charter prevents consolidation with any
other company 1t can only unite with
other companies by buying them up
bodily.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
A Health Board ODintON.

"What will the Board of Health do
now, Council having refused its request
to use the City Hospital for smallpox
patients ?" asked a reporter of DIR
Springer to-day.
"The Board of Health will go on doing
its best as it has been doing all along,
and will endeavor to steer over the pre-
sent dilemma without additional hos
pital facilities as Council has refused
them. The Board does not purpose
leasing or buying a lot and building a
new hospital. IfCouncil will put up a
new building We will take charge of 1t
and send patients there, but we will
not prepare quarters ourselves. Coun-
ell has blocked our way when we were
doing what we belive to be right, and
Council and not the Board of Health
must take the responsibility. The
smallpox itself is rapidly decreasing.
Only four cases have been reported
since Saturday"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
GESTLEMES's LIST,
Sneak ssby tie Card:

c. II. Wood, Esq, of the G. e. T. Ry.,
Port Huron, Mich favors our cores
pondent with the following: "Atter
suffering for nearly year with rheu-
matism, receiving treatment from most
of the best physicians of Michigan and
the West, happened to try hottie Of
St Jacobs Oil. Upon the first applica-
ton used fully "A half bottle, and its
effect was almost instantaneous. i'm
mediately dropped all other treatments
and confined myself to its use alone.
After the use of three bottles, instead of
being driven to my business, or moving
about on crutches, | walked from one
to three miles daily about business, and
have been free from this horrible dis
ease for over year, not having the
slightest twinge of it, Hence, | say
that all medicines known to me are USE
less when compared with the Old Ger
man Remedy. Use this statement
when and where it suits"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
CAST UP BY THE TIDE.
The Insane Strangers Body Re.
covered TO.day-The Inquest.

Captain Thomas Draper, of the sand
scow of the Diamond State Iron Com
pany, discovered the dead body of II
man floating in the Christiana opposite
the Marine railway of the Pusey ~
Jones Company, about $50 o'clock to-
day. Securing assistance he had the
body towed ashore to the south bank
of the stream and securely fastened to
the bank. Notification Of the CHASTITY
find was at once sent to the coroner.
An examination of the body showed
that the general appearance was like that
OF the insane man drowned near Della
ware junction on Monday night. De-
composition had not fairly set in, al
though the face was slightly swollen
and somewhat discOlored. The dress
was similar to that of the crazy man
light pants and blue coat. The straw
hat was missing. The corpse was of
heavy build as was the man drowned at
the junction, and had dark hair and
mustache, but no whiskers.
In addition to a hook, key and s. %
the following was found upon the
body:
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. IA, 1850.
Mr.. Jos. Bishop, on account OF Mr.. ID.
Foster, 526 Larkin street, Philadelphia;
Answering your yesterdays lines We
hand you herewith =. o. money order
for S2,26, being amount due you, less
amount of order, 10 cents, and remains
yours truly.
PUSEY Il JONES Co.,
w. w. PUSEy, Sig.
Coroner Weldin is holding an inquest
this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
II e Mayors Court.

The only case heard at the police
court this morning was that of an indi-
vidual charged with drunkenness. He
was required to pay the usual fine aid
costs.
John Alker, aged twelve years, was
giver hearing before the mayor, last
night, Oh the charge Of assaulting boy
pamed William Thompson, and was
held in the sum of $500 bail to answer
the charge at court. Alker is the boy
who struck Thompson in the eye with ii
stone, on the Fourth, an account of
which has been published by the RE-
PUBLICAN.
Patrick Gallagher, who was charged
with committing q violent assault and
battery OH Robert T. Davis, was fined
$40 and costs and required to furnish
$500 peace bond.
Specht Il SPAIN, brewers, waived a
hearing on the charge of violating the
liquor laws, and were held in the sum
OF $500 each for court.
James Man'ove was fined So and
costs for assaulting Mary Loper. Both
are colored.
William Walker, who was charged
with stabbing Michael Malloy, on the
night of the Fourth, was held in the
sum of 5000 bai' , answer the charge at
court.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
Local Personals.

Rev. j. l.. Houston while descending
the stairs of his house yesterday,
trippel, fell and dislocated his shoul.
der. DR.. Maull attended him. Mr..
Houston is quite old and the accident
may result seriously.
Professor B. Frank Walters, of Phil
adelphia, celebrated musician, is
spending several days in this city, the
guest of Frank Cooling, Of Cooling
Brothers.
Mr. James H. Crabb has written the
First regiment Band very compli-
lnentary letter, speaking highly Of their
playing.
Baiifi Smith is off on his vacation,
and things around the Court House will
have to stand still until he comes back.
Miss Nellie Miller, of this city, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Cornelia Mil
Ter, of kenett Square.
Prothonotary Maxwell and family
are spending their vacation at Reho-
both.
I lMr. David C. Chalfant, of Kennett
square, is in town to-day.
Coatesville's favorite picnic ground
is the Falls of French Creek.