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"A timely use Of Browns Iron
BitterS will strengthen the nerves
and muscles with new life af,,i
vigor. and ward offmany diseases
that otherwise sure to encruach
upon Il weak constitution.
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From every neighborl,ood
comes reports Of fine growing
crops. LasOurche will raise the
largest and most rennmerative
crop that she has grown for many
years.
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-ZOEDONE robs the food of
the dyspeptic of pain.

ELEGANCE AND pURlTY.-La
dies who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parker's Hair
Balsam. 1t is the best article
sold for restoring gray hair to it's
original co!o-, beauty and lustre.
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H. W. Tabor resigned the OF
fee Of Mayor. on last night week.
The council elected j. Louis Au
coin to I'll the vacancy. u very
wise auA jadicious selection.
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-Ex.M Mayor w. c. Ragan is RI
covering slowly aud will be able
10 resume his business ere long.
The loss Of IN eye however, is an
aMiction that no ono eau esti
mate.
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Married in St. Mary's Church
Charenton La. by the Rev. Father
Ponchon, June II 1882, Mr.. Ho
more Oncal Of Lafoulche and Miss
Louise Caillonet of St. Mary.
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For Sale.

One Draining Wheel and Engine. Outside
rim of water-wheel Is feet dialnetre. Driy-
ing wheel 10 feet diaunerre. Driving wheel
~ feet diametre and 8 inch face. Engine
liz inches bore and 4 feet stroke. The
above machinery is in complete running
order.
Apply to u. j. SHAFFER.
HOuma p. o. Terrcbonne, La.
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SUCCESSION OF SARAH o. FIELDS
WIDOW OF ONEZIPPE FOLSE NO.
lI0l PRORATES.
Twentieth Judicial District C,nrt

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
,oLatourehe Whereas Mistress Mary Ly
dia2Folse, wife of J.. Lovency Leblanc
OF said parish has this day made apDlic,
ton to the said Court TO be apooint ted aid
mlnistratrix of said succession.
Now therefore all PERSONS arc hereby
warned and notified 10 tlt their objections
II any they have. with the Clerk OF said
Court. ut bis office in tie Town of T,.lS,-
danx Within ten days after the first public,
ton hereof. otherwise the said applicant
viii IN due course vi law he appointed ad-
m,a'stratrix of sahl suceesoion
(} Witness my hand and rl,c in.
LIS. 7 press of the seal of my Office. this
t~)l1t:.. day Of june. 4. ID. tSsa.s
}. w. KNOBLOCH. (Tert
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We are Indebted to Senator
", p. Kellogg for a complete flr
of the Congressional Record for
the present Congress for which
he will aucept thanks.
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We cali the attention of our
readers to the professional uarti
of Doctor Dan'l. O. Sullivan to
be found 10 orr advertising col
uMn,
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MIR c. Alfred Engerron has
presented US with a half bushel of
Irish potatoes, grown by himself,
that will rank equal in size and
flavor ito any that We have ever
seen.
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The SENTINEL is indebted to
Hugh .. Su,hon tor an invitation
to the closing exercises Of the
University of Louisiana ne!d at
Hrnnewald Hall.
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the Police Jury will hold a
special session as soon as the
laws in relation to Roads and LIE
wees, passed by the present. Legis
larnre viii! be promulgated.
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$500 per gear can be easily
made at howe working for E. T..
Rid-csr y Co, 10 Barclay Street,
View York. Send for their cata
ogue and full particulars.
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-Remember that GU to morrow
week will be the Grand Fair at
the st Joseph's Church.
An. excursion train from New
Orleaus will bring up large mum
Der Of excursionists from that city,
ana good time will be had by
every bosly who attesds this in
fsytainilent
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The attention Of tax payers is
called to the notice of Il. K.
Mcbride State and Parish Assess
or, in amber column Of this paper.
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Doctor D. C'SULLIVAN

adopts this method Of informing the in,,ab.
itants OF Thibodaux and its SURROUNDINGS
that he has located in their midst for ne
purpose OF practicing his profession.
His temporary office is on Canal Street
where he is prepares to answer TO all calls
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Notice.

The undersigned citizens warn the nublic
not to enter upon or pass over their lands
below Thibodanx or to commit any
rresspass thereon. under the penalty of lie
ing prosecuted to the full extent Of the law.
II. TETREkU.
Widow Tn. BOURG,
+. w. BLAKE.
CONG. G.. CHURCH.
PIP. E. w. BLAKE,
President.
j. S. GOODE.
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Eianf Cane.

For sale between this date and the alst.
Of July next, &c arpents Of Ribbon Cane.
OF which Is arpents is plant cane AMI rs
arpeuts is frst years stumble.
Address +. RARRILLEAUX,
Lockpprt, La.
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-zOEDONE clears and tint
la.es the brain Of tho basisess
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Notice.

Office State and Parish Assessor.
.Thibodaux, June Bird, 1899.
l hereby give notice to all t~ax-paycrs Of
the Parish of Lafourche who have not
made returns OF their assessments for ths
year 1882, to do SO within ten DAYS. Thirty
days will he given for the settlement of al,
grievances in accordance with the revenue
law OF 1851. VIII be at my office ut the
Court House from and after Monday lime
9Th. 1882.
r. Il. MCBRIDE,
Assessor Parish LafOurche
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-ZOEDONE gives eloquence
and inspiration to the orator aud
preacher.
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Editorial Items,

-ZOEDONE exbilarates with.
at Intoxicating.
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~-ZoEDoNB dispels lassitads
and fatigue,
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at home by the industriaus. Men, wou.en,
boys and girls wanted everywhere to work
for US Now 10 the time. Yon can work IN
spare time only or give your whole time TO
the business. You can live ut home and do
tho work. No other business will pay yo4i
nearly as well. No one can fail to make
enorinnusp pay by engaging at oscc. Costly
Outfit aud terms free, Money made fast
easily, and honorably. Address TRUE & Co
Augusta. Ma ite.
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June II, I'm.
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ED. Posr-INTELLIoWCK1:
Having recently taken q trip from
Snohomish City TO the Snoqualmie
Pals, was surprised 20 End 90 large a
farming country. The Skykomish river
valley, ten miles above Snohomish City,
il quits thiokly settled, and some splen-
did farms beside larger bodies of land
are We: TO be taken. Crossing on a good
ferry we followed up the Suoh0mish
through the Tualso and Cherry valleys
and Novelty settlements, 1ndin9 many
large and veil imprUyo6 farms. Jhe
principal Gupo IaiGod a4e oata hay and
posatoss, - thoDo And ready sale q th0
numerous loQRfn9 camps along the nv
o.. This II also Q eood hop growing
oeontry. Mr.. James EntWlstle has .
very 6ns Aeld of hops this yeas,And is u
safe to predict that In few yesrB that
county will - shiekly ssetled with On.
tsrpsisinR farmers, and good roads Will
b opel Cd % the farmers can Somo 70
Sss SIC with loads Of produce IN one
day, in place Of boating BY the way OF
Snohomish City, Q distance Of ever one
hundred miles BY water. The great
want Of this section II roads. We found
onlv trails, and in places very poor ones
st that. The dlstanos from Falls City
to dsattle 10 said not to b more than
70 miles. White, Novelty and Cherry
valleys are much closer. The Fslls City
settlement is quite large, tho school dis
trict containing some 60 children, thus
enabling them 70 have q six month";
school each year. From here No visited
the famous Snoqualmie Falls, and from
there returned 70 Seattle.
IAAvN1B.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-25

SPILLED WHmKEY.-The other morn-
ing a schooner started out for the West
Coast, the skipper of which. like many
other good fellows, is partial to sup of
tho "cratur." For some time past, how
ever, said skipper has been keeping quite
out OF the way Of temptation in that d.
rection, and his employer, previous to
leaving tho dock. had been cOngratula-
ting him on his sslf-dsnial and saying
how much better it vas for all concern
cd not to drink whiskey. ''Of course"
SAYS the owner Of the vessel, there il
not drop of liquor on board now" mo;
certainly not. Just 60 through the yes
ssl and sec for yourself" Accordingly,
cabin, lockers, fore and aft, allow and
al0ft. were examined, and nothing sus-
piciOus scOvered. Not being exactly
sure even yet he concluded to 90 of the
wharf a short distance and help to hoist
sail on the schooner. Notwithstanding
the protestatiOns of the skipper that he
need not trOnble himself, as hosting
sail was easily done. In few minutes
up went the foresail. and rs tho last reef
was let out down fell sundry bottles to
the deck with heavy crash, and away
went good Whiskey to the scuppsrs. The
strangest part of tho affair is AZ to how
the bottles got there, as tho skipper was
astonishsd beyond measure and deClar-
cd that court Ut inquiry would have to
be held to solve the mystory. -CotsMist.
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TIE PoKr TowNsExD SKsrIuNT.-
Seattle is thoroughly reused agsin, a.
evidenced by our dispatches today.
That Committee of Safety will prove a
veritable terror TO evil doors" yet. Tho
brother of Payne, spoken Of. came
down on the Starr this morning as lar
rs Port Madison. We learn that he ex-
pressed on the boat his intention TO let
Seattle people hear from him further
in revenge for the hanging Of bis broth
er. From all indications, he may return
to Seattle once too often The roPs
that did service before seems 70 b IN
readiness to further rid tho country Of
worthless vx2abonds. Hanging - too
good for wretch that would attsmpe 70
burn n town. While the subject Is ~
hand We may say that 1t wonld be well
| for Port Townsend officers 70 be on the
lookou. for any on -scourinRs from other
places. The only effective way 70 pro-
Ssct oursel, % from such cattle - to
,uake the climate hero 80 tropical for
1 { ZEN that they will be glad 70 move On
to more oongsnial quartsrs.-Argss.
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A blacksuAks elk feet long vas 70
Gently killed ct Midland Park, New
Jersey.
Whiakey and ammonia failed to save
the life Of Vim. Reynolds of Oneida, Who
was bitten by a rattlesnake.
Joseph Graf, living in the suburbs of
St. Louis, says he reesntly killed a
blaoksuake twelve feet long, with head
a. large - mans fist.
In nix hours after Chas. White Of Eu-
roka SPRINGS was bitten ON the finger by
Q cotton mouth snake h died In agony.
Ho v1e allow IN applying remedies fer
The bite, not thinking Il dangerous,
oshsewiss he might have saved his life.
While two children Wsrs riding near
Bfooksvile, Fla, they saw little rattle
make coiled mp near them. They stop
Ped to watch it, and suddenly . large
gopher snake ran out Of the bushes, and
eat3hinG the rattlsr squeezed it 70 death
and then swallowed it.
Two Georgia young women were sud-
denly confronted in the road by big
rationale. Each armed herself with a
pssce Of fence rail. and the snake finding
itself 0vermatched, attempted to crawl
away, bat tho girls followed it into the
woods and killed it. It was five feet in
length and about nine inches in circum-
ference.
Joe Ludlam, an inmate Of the San
Antonio poorhouse, was bitten on the
forefnger Of tho left hand BY a rattle
snake. The keepers wife, Mrs. Swing
ton, split the finger on both sides with q
| razor, poured powder in the wound, and
- In Che than rvC$ thu n hahn
leeely drunk on ammonia and whlskey.
He survived.
| An immense water moccasin was kill
cd recently near Albany, Georgia, hav-
| ing in his mouth catfish eight inches
hong. The snake had seized the fish by
the head. unfortunately for him. There
are two big fms on the head of the cat
fish, and this fish stuck these fms into
each jaw of the serpent. which WAS thus
rendered powerless to either swallow or
relinquish his prey.
Two racers five feet in length attack
ed q MIRA. Camden, of Lexington, Va,
while ON her way to spring. One fas
| tened itself around he: ankle; the other
endeavored to reach her neck. She
| fought them of with a bucket. HeI
cries brought her son to her aid. One of
the snakes then attacked the young man
bnt he speedily killed it with his hoe and
then went to the relief Of his mother
and killed the other snake with the same
instrument.
A Georgia paper says that Sanders
Hyatt Of Covington, some years ago,
shot the head of a rattlesnake which
was coiled ready to spring. Noticing
that the snake looked uncommonly
large, Hyatt ont it open with his knife
and fox squirrel jumped out and ran
up a tree. where he shot it. His dog had
chased tho squirrel, which. running close
to the snake. had been snapped up just
before Hyatt arrived ON the scene.
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CosrRAcy AWARDED The contract
for the grading Of the Sixth street block,
and the building thereon Of the new
public school house building, according
to ii plans and specifications prepared
nv MIR. Palmer, Was awarded yesterday
to Messra. Leslie d Misner on their bid
to furnish the material and do the work
for $2O.S77. These gentlemen entered
into a good and sufficient bond with H..
l.. Yesler and II. X. Maddocks AZ sure-
ties, for the faithful performance of the
contract. Work is to commence at once.
and the building be completed and
ready to be turned over to the Direo-
tors on or before December 3lst. Mr..
Leslie il the architect and contractor,
recently from California, who was mar
ried TO Miss Lizzie Nation few months
| since. Mr.. Misnsr. the senior member
OF the firm, Is we'll known mechanic
and is classsd among the old settlers OF
Seattle. These gentlemen will undoubt-
edly perform the work in manner "a
reflect credit upon their mechanical
skill and ability.
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PAsaxx0Rns CoxIxo.- The following
named passengers are on the steamship
Geo. w. Elder due in tho Sound today
feom San Francisco. The list came to
~ by telegraph, but owing to the pros
tration Of tho wires was not received
until last evening:
For Tacoma--J. d. Rush, wife and
child, ]. X. Depue, John Holgate, III. D.
Pierce, +. w. Wampler. Thos. Rowe. j.
B. Wilson, son and daughter, Il. M. Full
ler, J. H. Barlow, g. ID. Lowe. wife aud
two children. Mrs. Dillon. aud J. Muinsa.
For Seattle &C Goldsmith, j. w. Sitz.
". u. Frink, ]. G. Ronald and wife, q,
u. Collier, r. G. Hayes and wife. X. w.
Thorn p N, A. L. Bancroft and wife. ID.
4. Hamburger, J. NJ. Lowe. A. w. Ben
eon, Chas. Swanson and wife, J. Korn,
Peter WisthoG aud wife. b. Blank, and
0rs. e. Shaw.
For Port Townsend Mrs. G. Winslow,
II. g. Smith and family, Mrs. Mosely,
and F Strauss.
For Olympia Charles Schultz. w. s.
Moore, and q. w. Roberts.
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GERMAN Picnic. eight hun
dred srsons attended the German pic
MIC at Alki Point on Sunday. The first
barge load left here at 81 am. and
the second at II am. Among the exer-
cises were sports Of various kind !;
speeches, songs, o.c. Among tie speak
ers were Hon. H.G Strive, w. II.
White, Esq, and others. There was no
drunkenness or unplessantness of any
kind. Everybody present seemed to
enjoy the relaxation and freedom of 3
day in the country. The German Sing
ing Club, under whose auspices the pic
MO WAS given, feel 50 elated over the
success of their second effort that they
intend to give third in the near future.
No accident Of any kind occurred to mar
the pleasure OF their last picnic, and
the weather proved unusually pleasant.
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TIE VIZ 7 SHoBE.-Seattls people sui
scribed for twelve thousand copies of
the forthcoming issue of tho West Shore
illustrating thsir town. Port Town
send people have thus far subscribed
for 10 copies Of the same issue. in
which will appear handsome illustra-
tions and an article descriptive OF our
town. and those are to he taken by two
individuals! Comparison IL unneces-
cary. Seattle has grown and prOspered
because her citizens we're entsrprising.
The next number of Mr.. Samuel's jour
nal will have circulation of 25OOO or
$1,000 copies, and these will he sent all
over ths world. As an advertising me-
dium of our town it will be far superior
to anything ever attempted heretofore;
yet the publisher tells US he will have to
leave out several illustrations OF this
plaza (of which he already has pencil
drawings) just because it won't pay
him. For shame!-Aryas.
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The largest estates in tho Province Of
Poem are passing from tho handa OF
their Polish owners into those Of Ger
mans. Last year twenty-nine estates
With $1,000 acres Of land had thus
changed hands, and many large estates
are now In the market. The Polish prssS
lifts it. warming voice in vain against
sAsee transfers Of property.
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Lossrs Ell FrRE.-The T,nnserips tell,

LOSSES nj FrRs.-The Transcript tells
Of some losses by fire in Thurston coun-
ty last week, In the sentences following:
On Wednesday Of last week, the fire got
erick's dwelling house, Patrick Murray
and JOe Wagner's barns, and tho dis
trict school house. Most of the con-
fonts of Roderick's house were saved.
Murray's barn had some hay which was
also burned. The school house was a
log building, b1 very good one for
the purpose. A large amount Of fenc-
ing was also burned. For several DAYS
other property was. in danger, but w
learn the fire has since been checked.
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PROGRESSING SLowLY.-From een.
t!eman who arrived from Olympia last
night We learn that the work before the
Supreme Court Is progressing slowly.
NO decisions had been recorded up to
Monday morning although two or thres
had been reached A large number Of
caass remein to be argued and the court
VIII probably remain in session two OF
three weeks longer.
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I'm Mmsrnn1A.-This evenine tha

I'm HmsTnHis.-This evening the
famoas Callsnd u N.nssrsls will open
tor = short season In Squirs's Opera
HOUSE. JudRing from the prsss CON-
meoes this combination 10 q very dns
90 and well worthy Of pstf onags. A
large number OF seats have been rs-
eesved, and . crowded house II assured
Soe The art evening at least. There 10
nothing. that takes better with the
masees letrc1ses sxoeptsd) than good
minstrel Performance. The Callenders
1--we dno bsass band With them. which
vii parade the streets on the arrival of
the company tLis evening.
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ARRIVAL ~ rus NAsrlcK.--The ting s.
Il Nassiok arrived At Port Townsend
yssssrday morning, having made the
run from Port Townsend 70 Alssk,,
eoachtne q 6itka, Harrisburg and Fort
WranRsl IN Is days. She carried the
malls under the Ludlow contract. u.
=. wheeler, Who vent north ON her 10
I":k AFTER the mails will arrive hons
~ Afternoon.
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SHIFTING lSTELuGRxCB.

PoRr TOWNSEND, July A-Arrived,
bark Dublin, from San Pedro.
PoRr GAxBLx, July 2.-Ayrived. bark
Camden, from Honolulu.
PoRr Madison, July q. = Arrived,
bark Northwest. from San Francisco;
sailed, bark Tidal Wave, for San Fran
cisco.
PoRr BLAxELY. July q. - Sailed,
steamer CLAIMS Castle, for San Fran
CISCO.
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A FISH SroRY.-Ths Territorial (Ne-
vada) Enterprfse tells this: An Eastern
paper sncers at the story that horse
found difficulty in fording a creek in
Washington Territory on account of
the crush of salmon going up stream
coming With such force and 90 thick as
to interfere with its footing. There ia
no exaggeratiOn about this. In some of
the smaller streams tributary to the
Snake and Columbia the SALMON, when
going up, are 80 numerous that the
weaker fish are crowded out ON the
banks, and for miles the banks are
strewn with dead fish thus thrown up.
Less than fifteen years ago the Nor
mons used to dig salmon ont of the
streams with shOvels in Idaho, and ship
50 much of the sailed fab to tho Utah
settlements that the article wss as much
of q drug on the market as the sorghum
cured grasshoppers, which was the
cheapest and most plentiful.
The -STUDEBAKER 10 tho standard
wagon Of tue world. For sale BY VALID
4 Campbell.
Re.> T~S1~~n-> q
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TlnB1n SRlxuaE.-The United States
has ssised several million feet Of logs
end 10000 railroad ties which are being
brought down tho Yakima for the
Moethesn Pacific. The agent Of tho
MostheSn Pacific has been around among
the property holders Of Walia Walla to
- Who Of them would 90 on bonds to
~ amount OF S260, 900, conditional that
- company would pay to the United
boaeea The Appraised value Of the logs
an4 eeo eei1ed on the Yakima, IL il WAS
e43udeoo that the company had 10 pay
foe thom. Several consented to do 90,
md . lsv Iefus- d.-Uni0n.