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sRopHs,p ,p,FRrIsruySrs.
]. II. Albright H. Go.
BRoDHEAD. KY,
-ngAiNRs
General Merchandise, Drugs, &.

We have lanfe Stock OF ready -ait,le tioihinx
which We will scll loS. We have addet 10 our
sioc a complete limo Of Drugs and Medictnes
Prescriptions carriuliy Compounded With pure
articles Also. Wholesale and retail dealers IN
Lumher, Noo.i. shingles. Goal. krick. IohaccO.
Cigars Crab Orchard salts. whites aud Crooke .
Nermifase. on.ans, iarnitare. se. gead Mason
a Hamiin Organ Tor 81, Wed sewing Mac hiRc
Cor $40 Organs and Machines al other prices, and
warranted 10 give sAtisiastiou. Brick at the kiln
from - 10 . pei thousand. Any one wishing ahy
thing In our Zine will please call on write tot
further particulars. Give US a trial and 10 con
WINGED that this Is the place 10 buy gois. ss5-em
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q. Ray, u Clinton, Ky, spent several days
here this week. lie lived her, for . short
time, some years ago, and has a host of
f,iends among our people who take a live.
y interest in his welfare. Mr., Ray Is one
Of the most brilliant young lawyers in "ths
Purchase
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The extraordinary procedure Of mem-
ben Of the Legislature paying their fare
to Frankfort is said to indicate a settled
dissemination to do some real railroad
regulating this winter. A the frss-pA~
trick has Lost ia cunning. the railroads will
have 10 double the allowance f free cham
pasns ssd frss eigsnalsaslly sssssd " the
ursst Unbiased. = Courisr-Journal.
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GAsHIRD COUNTY.


--Rolla Ryan appeared here Friday
night. before small audience.
--shsrid Hissiabetham collected aboni
5000 for iarss last Monday, eourt'iay.
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rasSuss PRESERVING co. Iinissu,
L.n lAn InDnn
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TAXES OR PROPERTY !

have received second notice nom the Audit.
~ i1f the amount oftases due the state, and now
give fair warnlne 10 fhose Who have not paid, hat
intend 10 lew and sell right along wv the lf.'
cent i collected. I mean bnsiness.
m,u S.N. AENErEr. sheriff,
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Charles S. Larkin, who re
sides near the Cutt OFF Oh Bayou
Lafourche has sent us a sample
of honey aud grapes that he is
growing.
The honey is very good and has
become quite an object of culture
in this Parish. The lower Lafour
che is somewhat deficient in hon
ey producing flowers, but Mr..
Larkin has given his attention
more to the raising Of Queen Bees
which he finds a paying business
as he finds a ready sale for all
that he eau raise.
The grapes we're of excellent
flavor aud Of good size. Grapes
ut almost any variety eau be
gtoNn here successfully.
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CHARLES S. HoLDEN.-Son OF
the late B. F. Holden and a ma
tive of Thiboiaux was buried III
st. Johns cemetery on Saturday
July 16 1881.
The deceased, whilst driving a
sewing machine wagon IN the
Parish of st. Charles, some tWeil
ty days previous, was kicked by
the mule which he was driving.
The blow was received II the
face, inhicting a painful wound
that finally created LockIaw ant
caused his death. He had been
for so.ne time engaged in selling
sewing machines for Il firm III
New Orleans.
Charley wa we'll known in this
Parish having been conductor fcl
for many years on the line OF
stages, run by his Father, be
tween Thibodaux and Lafourche
Crossing. Peace to his memory
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NSome ten days ago Mr.. Sam,
uel Ja,nison, of the live Oak
plantation about three miles
above Thibodanx, was on the
train coming from New Orleans.
At Lafourche Crossing he expect
ed his buggy to meet him. Get
ting off at that place he found
that his buggy was not there.
The train was in motion, but IN
an attempt TO get on beard he
was knocked down an cmbank
mont Il feet high and had one
shou der dis1ocatcd. The train
was stopped, when the injured
man was taken OH board, carried
to Terrebonne Station, transfer
ed to the Thitoaonx Branch cars,
and brought to 1hibodaux. Doc
tors DanSereau and Bourgeois
placed the wounded limb in place
and sent Mr.. Jamison home. He
is improving and, we trust, will
soon DC we'll again.
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A Cough, Cold Or Sore

A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an IN
durable Lang Disease or ConsnmD-
ton. BRO WNS BRONCHIAn
IROCHES are certain to gre 7s
Hgm Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Catarrh, Consumption and IHroa,
Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended
10y physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are rot
new or untfied, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they hauc attained well mclited
rank among the few staple lcmed
les Of the age. Public speakers and
Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents a box every
where.
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NlOtherS! MOtherS!!
OfherS!.!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of yOnr rest 10y IA sick
child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth If so, go at once and get
a bottle of MRS. W1NSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-derend upon 1t; there
is no mistake about it. There Is
not a mother on earth who has
ewes used it, who will not tell
YOU at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, aud relief and health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use i'll all
eases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one OF
the Oldest and best female physl
clans and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. 20
cents Il bottle.
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"A fool once More.

"For ten years my wife was con
fined to her bed with such a com
plicatiOn Of ailments tnal no doc
tor could tell what was the mat
ter or cure her, and [ used up a
small fortune in humbug stuff.
Six months ago l saw U. S. flag
with Hop Bitters Oh it, and
thought | would be II fool once
more. | tried it, but my folly pre-
we'd to be wisdom. Two bottles
cured her, she is now as we'll aud
strong as any MANS wife, and ii
cost me only two dollars. Such
folly pays" II. W., Detroit.
Mich. -Free Press.
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necessity of a GOOD ro1

The necessity of a good road
law in this Parish is apparent to
every one who travels upon the
public roads. One can pass along
the public highway for miles up
On the best kidd of a road When
a mud hole intervenes over OF
through which he cannot pass
without danger OF breaking his
vehicle iuto pieces or leaving i,
engulphed in the mud. A hall
dozen such holes SIS these in this
Parish, prevent travel and are I;
disgrace. not only to the owners
on whose property they exist bu,
10 the Parish.
For months the Police jury
has beer besonght to put the
State law in foi &c so that the
roads Can be made good and pas
sable every where. But that body
has taken 10 action.
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a IL of Love.

One quiet day in leafy June.
when bees and birds We're all in
tune, two lovers walked beneath
the moon. The night was fair,
SO was the maid , they walked
and talked beneath the shade,
with none to harm O make a.
fraid.
Her name was Sal and his was
Jim, and he was fat and she was
slim j; he took to her, and she took
to him. Says jim to Sal "By
all the snakes that squirm among
the brush, l love you better'n
buckwheat cakes.
Says she TO jim, "Sincc you've
begun it, and been gone and done
it, Hove you next to anew bonnet
Says Jim to Sal, "My heart you've
busted, but | have always gals
mistrusted.' Says Sal to jim,
81 will be true, if you love me as
| love you, nc knife can cut our
love in two.n Says Jim to Sal :
Through thick and thin, for
your true lover count me in. I'll
court no other cal agin."
jim leaned to Sal, Sal leaned to
Jim ; his nose touched just above
her chin ; four lips met-went-
ahem !-ahem And then-and
then-and then. Oh gals! be
ware of men in June and under
meath the silvey moon, when frogs
and June bugs are intupe, lest
you get your names in the paper
soon.
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The Legislature Of New York
has elected MIR. Miller Senator in
place of Platt. resigned.
This is Il defeat Of Conklings
pompous demands, and a victory
Tor Garfield over the stalwarts.
Conkling came with!n four
votes of Il defeat the last ballot
heard from and will probably be
left out in the lurch which will
be a blessing for this country.
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All wv
sense of relief, since the battle
waged by Roscoe Conkllng
against the President OF the I'm
ted States has resulted IN the sig
nal over throw of that imrerlous
Dozer.
To the President of the Uni
ted States is given the appoint
inc power by the Constitution.
1t is given to no one else, either
expressly or by implication. Tothe
Senate is given the power of con
Grmations or rejection of all APP
polntments by the President.
Each is supreme in power. Nei
Their power owes anything to the
either. Each acts as it wishes
and is responsible only. for its
acts.
Yet Lord Roscoe undertook to
compel the President to get down
Oh his knees and show his inten
ded nominations to the hero of
Canonchet.
The President very wisely re
fused to do anything ofthe kind
Had he have done so he would
lowered the dignity OF his posi-
ton to that of a snpplicating me
NAL.
If the President Of the United
States sees proper to coufer with
Senators, no one can find any
fault with him for that. Neces
sarily he must consult some one
in a large majority of nominations
to be made and Senators, and re
representatives. in Congress are the
proper ones from whom to make
inquiries. But when he sees pro
per to make a nomination for any
office, he has the constitutional
right to send in the name Of any
man whom he ees fit to appoint.
He alone is responsible for the
nomination, aud when any sena
tor 1retends to dictate to the
President, or todemand a consul
sultation with his wishes, it is
simply q piece of i,npertineuce
that no President can brook and
maintain the dignity belonging
to his position:
President Garfield saw fit to
nominate Judge Robertson of
New York to an important posi-
ton.
This he had a right to do given
him by the Constitution. Meth
er Lord Roscoe nor any other
man had a right to interfere. The
President was responsible to the
people of the United States for
the nomination. The senate
conld reject or confirm the ap-
pointment.
That body was responsible for
its own acts.
But this inperious hero Of Ca
nonchet took the position that
the President had no right to ap
point a man that did not snit his
wishes aud therefore he raised
IIaues in the Senate and tried to
DO the same thing in the Legisla
ture of New York. He resigned
his ofica and Platt, his man Fri
day resigned also.
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The Dredge Boat built to cut
a Canal from Lake Long to Bayou
Jean LaCroix is expected daily
to commence work. The Police
Jury of the Parish of Terrebonnc
have assessed a tax Of one pei
cent on all property in that Parish
lying between the Bayous Lafour
che and Terrebonne to aid in The
work. The Parish Of I:afourche
has assessed the same tax. Good
hopes that this important work
will soon be under way can be
entertained.
1t will be of great benefit to
both Parishes and add greatly to
their wealth.
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Paul Rousset Of the great
Hardware House of Rice Born
& Co. 50 Camp street New Or
leans, has been visiting cnsto~
mers ia Aafonrche the present
week.
He informs us that the firm has
purchased the old Arinory Hall
on Camp street It. d will soon De
mOiiSh the old structure and erect
one Of the finest Hardware stores
in the South, in its stead.
1t will be supplied with steam
elevators aud all cunyeniences
necessary TO conduct the imeinuse
trade that firm are carrying.
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The Ierrc5onae Times, is a
new paper Published in liouma
Parish OF Tcrrebonne. 1t pur-
ports to be owned by Il publishing
company aud edited and managed
by III. NJ. Johnson.
1t is an eight page weekly,
handsomely gotten up, and will
doubtless prove d success.
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George w. Merchant, a son
Of 3. Merchant of New Iberia
has been appointed II Cadet Mid
shipman in the United States Ma
val Academy.
This appointment was made by
Hon. W. II. Hunt, Secretary OF
the Navy.
Young Merchant is said to be a
bright young man and will doubt
less make a successful mariner.
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-Guitteau, the staIwart of
the Staiwarts, who tried to assas
sinate Garfield, was the same
Guitteau that vas going about in
the Northern and Eastern States
one year ago, making stump
speeches, composed of denuncia
tons of the Southern people, As
mnrderers. a%ssassins, barbarians,
heathehs &c.
But Gaitteau thinks that shoot
ing Presidents in the back is do.
ing Gods service, and not assas.
sination Or murder.
Gnitteau's act IS the natural re.
suit of stalwart teachings.
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Hon. w. w. PuDh,

Hon. w. W. Pugh, is writ
ing his "reminiscences of an old
Fogy and printing them in the
Pioneer of Assumption. To
those whose minds revert back 10
80 or 40 years thcy are interest
ing, and for tue younger readers
they will afford mach information
of the early days Of Lafonrche, AS
sumption and Terrebonne.
Most OF the actors in those
scenes have passed away. The
writer knew we'll and personally
all OF whom he writes.
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The. thermometer RAINING up
to 1O5 and even to 1OS through
out the Western country, last
week, whilst it was below 80
down here was veiy refreshing to
us, whatever may have been the
opinion of our Western friends.
1t is estimated that more than
Loco people died from sunstroke
in the Western States last week,
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The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver, and urinary diseases
is SO fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Ben
aide testimonials from well known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences s.rong enough te
convince the NEST stubborn doabt
err"
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On last Tuesday night there
was a beautiful sight at the Drug
store of JOS. T. Thibodeaux. A
night blooming cereus put forth
two exquisitely lovely flowers
being three blooms for the pres
cnt year.
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Mr.. II. ,JeffrieS has built

Mr.. 7. Jetfries has built a
large foundry about half mile
above the Bridge, on the opposite
side of the Bayou where he is pre-
pared to do anything in his line
of work.
Mr.. Jeffries IS q hard working
industrious citizen and should he
encouraged.
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I'd. T. Boyd, so long the able
Superintendent and President OF
the State University at Baton
Rouge is now the Principal CT Lo
Gust Dale Academy, near Rali
dan Station in Virginia. This
school will open Oh the third Mon
day in September. Terms $4,000
70, session of niue months. Col.
BOyd's Regulations asa teacher
is known all over the South.
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DIR. Malhiot Of Assumption,
after q long illness died last
Wednesday at Covington La. His
body passed through Thibodaux
on Thursday on the way to the
family burying ground.
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Ferdinand Dansereau. son of
the late DR.. Pierre Danserean,
who has been at School in St.
Lawrence College, near Montreal,
Canada siae 1877 has returned to
his home in ThibOdaux.
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Health, the poor mans rich
cs, and the rich mans bliss, is
maintained by tho judicious use
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla which
strengthens and invigorates the
system by purifying the blood. 1t
is so highly concentrated that it
is the most economical medicine
for this purpose can be used.
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The annual exercises amp
Distribution of Premiums of the
Thibodaux College will take place
at St. Joseph's Church on next
Wednesday and Thursday.
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The deaths in Cincinnati from
suust,oke on account OF heat and
sunstroke during the week ending
last Saturday July 10 was 454.
aud from other causes 1O3, maxi
ing J57 in one week.
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The murderer Henry Patter-
son of Terrebonne who Killed
Cune cost that Parish, for costs
Of keeping and trial S1'oi20.
The Fire Company pail to
goard him in jail $425.Jo and the
State 100000 reward for his ar
rest.
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1t is proposed to bold a Mar
ii Gfas Festival i'll Baltimore in
October next to celebrate the in
PRODUCTION of Water by the Qua
powder Water Works. That vii!
be a uades of a Mardi Gras in
October.
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The crops, under h einauence
Of late rains, are improving rapid
ly.
Rice planters are preparing to
cut their crops which will soon be
ready for the sickle. The dry
weather has cut sholt the corn
crop very materially.
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Nathan W. Grisamorc, Of
Houston Texas, for many years a
resident of this place is passing a
few days in Thibodaux, visiting
relatives and friends.
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Paint is making many bull
dings in Thibodaux present q
more beautiful appearance than
they have usually exhibited.
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The best five acres Of grow
ing sugar cane in Lafourclle has
been planted and cultivated Ivy a
white yonng man about IS years
of age.
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The new cisterns on each side
Of the Court House are in pro
cess of construction and will soon
be put in position.
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Editorial Items.

The vOItaic belt Co.. War
shall. Mich. Will send their cclebra
ted Electro Voltaic Belts to the afflicted
upon 30 days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
teed. They mean what they say. Write to
them without delay.
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The Town Council are renew
ing the banquette on the East
side of st. Philip street.
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OF all Governors in the Uni
ted States, Governor Roberts OF
Texas can most easily make a
fool of himself.
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On July 2, 1881, there died,
in Go'iaa Texas, james A. Burke
aged 90 years 3 months and 20
DAYS. He had been u teacher all
his life.
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On dit, that the weather is
warm.
That remark has been made so
often of late that some folks be-
lieve it to be true.
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There are a few Chinese in
this vicinity that occasionally
promenade the streets Of Thibo>
daux.
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Col. G. Lagarde and family
passed a few days here with his
family last week.
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The Fair at the Brnly Lane
realised funds to continue their
public school for one month more.
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There is said to he a great
scarcity OF labor in many parts of
the sugar growing districts.
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On Thnrsiay July IA, there
were five weddings in this vicini
ty and it WAS a miserable poor
day for weddings.
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Street, New York. Send for thei:
Catalogue and terms.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-07-23

Nov that vacation is here the
boys %monopolize the banquettes
for marble and top playing.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-07-23

The fact that labor is becom
ing scare e in this Parish is becom
ing quiet apparent.