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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-03

can do satisfactory work when the brain
is dull, the nerves unsteady, the system r.
Taxed and they feel generally wretched'
Why should anybody drag through their
work in this condition, when a bottle of
Parkcr's Ginger Tonic will at moderate
cost give them the strength and will to
perform their duties satisfactorily Ed.
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Mr.. Evariste Maronge has near
" completed the additions and re
pairs he is making on his house
corner of Green and Market streets
occupied by James A. Frost as a
saloon and restaurant. The build
Ing is enlarged, raised to o two
story, and covered with slate, with
upper galleries on the sides facing
the streets. The whole appearance,
after completion and painting,
will add greatly to the general ap
pearancc OF that portion of Thibo
daux.
The upper story will contain an
elegant dining room, with private
entrance from the street, fitted up
exclusively for ladies and families
Who may wish to enjoy a good din
'ner, prepared by Frost's splendid
cook.
/. This will be a pleasant resort for
travellers and families who may de
slre to enjoy a private meal, nicely
prepared. The remainder of the
upper story will be fitted up with
Ded rooms for convenience of the
patrons of the house. Frost will
spare no efforts or expense to make
MS house one of the most popular
resorts on the Lafourche.
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~From Saturday morning Feb.
ruary "a to Sunday morning the
Bayou Lafourche rose in front OF
Thlbodanx about / inches, being
then about 80 inches below the
highest water mark of 1882.
From Sunday until Monday it re
NAMED stationary. On Tuesday
morning it had risen about two
inches, being then % inches below
high water mark. On Thursday
morning the rise had come within
rs inches of the high water mark.
On Friday morning the rise was
not over an inch.
"A few inches more may be seen
in front of Thibodaux, but with a
little attention and watchfu,ness
on the part of the planters no trou
ble should lie had on the Latourche.
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Remember that to morrow
morning the Excursion of Protec
tor Fire Co. No. 2, will leave the
depot at $50 for New Orleans tc
return on Monday night. This will
be a good opportunity to visit the
city at a low figure, to witness the
magnificent and gorgeous parade
of the firemen ard to have u good
time generally.
Fare for round trip only $3.50.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-03

The venerable Valery Vicknair,
residing about five miles above
Tbibodaux, died Oh last Tuesday
morning and was inferred in st.
Joseph'S cemetery on February
2Sth.
Thus has passed away, at the
age of y years, another of the old
and respected landmarks of La
feurcbe.
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Persons visiting Thibodaux
should not fail to visit the store of
Guardia & Zcrnott, where is dis
played a fine assortment of Clocks,
Jewelry. Guns, ammunition, sew
Ing machines and IL great variety
of articles in that line of business.
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Che Gbibp0aux Sentinel.
NEWS.

Delinquent tax payers will do
well to call at the collectors Office
as soon as Observation-Disclosures their
nroperty will be seized ard sold &C
cording to law.
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Notice !
Tax COllectors's Office,

Tax COllectors's Office, }
Parish of Lafourche,
Thibodaux, La, January Goth. 1885,
To all persons engaged in business in this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my office
and pay your State and parish licenses for
the year 1889. to avoid costs of Court and 10
per cent penalty as attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODAUX,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish Of Lafourche.
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-Messrs. Ozeme Naquin and j.
j. German have formed a co-part
neship for the purpose of making
and repairing boilers, in Thibodaux.
The we'll known skill of these me
chanics will insure them y fair
share of public patronage. There
are a great many boilers needed il
this section Of Louisiana aud they
should be manufactured here.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
R;ReS REl9Tp;p..

MIR. Thomas Albert informs mis- friends
nd the travelling public that lie has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It 4 o'clock p. NJ.
Comm0dlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES,
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NO'rHCa a..

My friends and the public are notified that
l have opened IA Grocery in the Red store
opposite the ThihodanX Bridge. where
l will keep constantly on hard a full supply
ct Groceries. Provisions, VIII IS and Liquors.
Give me a call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCIlE.
jan-2O-3m.
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Cults & Badeaux keep their
shelves and store rooms well filed
with all the groceries and shelf
goods requisite for the table, and a
great many other things useful
about the house or kitchen.
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A BIG successfully wife was in bed
W. years with a complication of disorders
ner physicians could not cure, when / was
,ed to try Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t wa q
olg success. Three bottles cured her. at q
cost OF a dollar and fifty cents, and she is
eCx as strong as any woman.-R. D.. Buf
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Quer time. goo a week IN your own town. %
outfit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital
not required. We will furnish you everything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies makes as
much as men, and boys and girls make great
pay. Reader, it you wan business at which
you can make egreat pay all the time. write
for particulars to II. HALLET & Co., Portland,
Maine.
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NsaTzCn;.

The Local Board of Swamp Land Com
missiOn"rs are now prepared to dispose of the
lands which they have for sale. Persons
wishing to secure their double concession
should call without delay.
Thibod.uX, December 70. 1899.
5. L. GRISAMORE,
3ms. Secretary.
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From the following cut from a
Texas paper it will he seen
that Miss Cross a native of this
Parish and formany years Il resi-
dent of Tlibodaux has captured
one of the gallant sons of Texas.
The SENTINEL wishes her and her
chosen companion a long life of hap
piness and prosperity.
On last Wednesday night, Feb. 14th, at
about $50 O'clock, at Waldcck plantation. the
residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. J. l..
Murray, Hon. Temple Houston, IF MObeetie
county.
MIR. Houston needs no introduction further
than to say that he is the son OF the illnstrious
father Of Texas. Gen. Sam Houston. He
was appointed district attorney in the Pan
Handle country by Gov. Roberts about a year
make their future home. There are very Few
yonng men in Texas to-day that possess the
ability Of Mr.. Houston. AS IL writer his tn
lent ia unquestiOned, and as a lawye. III is
rapidly rising to the first ranks.
Miss Cross is a'young lady well known in
our county Tor her beauty and intelligence.
Her many accomplishments have always sur
rounded her with a host of friends and admi
rers, and while MIR. Houston receives the high
est congratulations of his friends upon his
capture Of go lovely and valuable a prize, yet
her departure from the midst of the society
people of this county will be much regretted
May no cloud darken their Journey through
life, and may they always live happily tOgeth
er is the best AMI sincere wish OF the INDE-
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ARRIVALS At THE NIRANG-
EkN HOTEL

f c.. Ahaaie. James Miller, C. A. NJ. Levy /,
G. Mallard. n. q; +. Blenks, Napoleonville !;
W.. j. Dasplt. s. Z. Melanc"n, VIM. Ohlmeyer,
Honma !; Jean Mauboulet, f. Perkins, Henry
Bayeux, Lafourchc.
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l. PHILIP CkILLOUET.
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase of real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him.
He is also agent for ''Ihc Western Assn
rance Company of Toronto Canada,
with a Southern Department at Columbus,
Mi>s-an! ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, T%llibodaux, La.
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CURTIS &
Corner Main md EOcus Streets.
THlBoDAUX, La,

II EEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A COM.
IN plete assortment of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries,, Choice Liquors and
Provisions. dec=30-S2-ly.
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not, life is sweeping
by. 20 and dare before
you die, something
mighty and sublime
leave behind tn ron.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-24
Special Announcement.

We take pleasure in announcing
that we have made arrangements
with the publisher OF the CHICAGO
WEEKLY News winch enable us to
club that paper with the LEADER
at the very low price of 81. so per
year, a trifle over the regular price
of the LEADER alone. This is be-
yond question the first time that a
metropolitan weekly has been
brought within the reach of sub
scribers at so small an additional
price.
For this comparatively small sum
our readers can place themselves
in command of the whole situation.
All events of interest, local, nation
al and foreign, will be presented
completely and promptly by one or
the other of these publications.
The single feature OF full and trust
worthy Chicago market quotations
will be worth, to many ofo read
ers more than the additional
amount involved in The clubbing
arrangement. To those who are
not familiar with the character of
the CH1cAGo News, we would say
it Is the best representative OF
independent journalism in the
west.
The WEEELY News is a large
eight colnmn folio, "cram full" of
telegraph and general news, short
and pithy editorials ON the topics
of the dav. written in q tamliarYet
incisisive style, and in all its de
partuents evidently aims to give
facts i'll faw words, without the
verblage and fine writing which
render SO many metropolitan pa
pors a 'wcarincss to the flesh.
Facte. not words, appear ID be
its motto
VIC truet that all our readers will
avail themselves of this opportu
nifty of securing a Chicago weekly
at so trifiing cost.
Specimen copies Of the CHIcAcc
WEEKL1 News MAJ be seen at thi,
office.
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PRESIDENTS Proclamation.

WAsHINGToN, D. c.. Oct. 27-The
President iss ed the following proclama-
ton in reference to Thanksgiving. By
the President of the United States of
America proclamation in furtherance of
the custom of this people of at the closing
of each year to engage, upon a day set
apart for that purpose, in special festival
Of praise to the giver of all good, L,
Chester A. Arthur President of the United
States, do hereby designate Thursday, the
10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER as a day of gen
eral thanksgiving of the year which is
drawing to an end. 1t has been replete
with evidence of divine goodness, apreva-
lence of health, fullness of harvests, sta
bility of peace, order, growth of fraternal
feeling, spread of intelligence and learn
ing, continued enjoyment of civil and re-
ligious liberty. All these and countless
other blessings are cause for rejoicing.
do therefore recommend that on the ap-
pointed day the people rest from their ac-
customed labors, and, meeting in their sew
eral places of worship, express their devout
gratitude to God, tina; lie has been 50
bountiful with this nation, and pray that
His grace and favor abide with il forever.
CHESTER a. ARTHUR.
D-neidont
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NUMBER 6.

cattle changed ownership. Adam
Padia's sorel colt got away with
Juan Torres colt. Doniciono Ser
rand's horse and another in the
order named Betting was lively,
from a burro to bunch OF cattle.
Good order prevailcd d and night was
heralded with ballle at the Brew
cry.
There was homicide at COOL
los on Sunday night. A Mexican
named Pals, shot and killed anoth-
er named Roongues. An investi-
CATION is being held to-day.
Quill.
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1t is not generally known in Lin
coin county. but for the benefit Of
our hundreds of readers in that
section we wou d announce that
besides the long established Gold
en- Era at White Oaks, a sheet is
issued there called the Lincoln Co.
Leader. The pot-bellied, dirty
faced, juice. squirting, imbibcr of
tarantula essence who runs it bears
the Frenchy name of Catirey, and
upon the establishment of his Lead
er paralyzed more than a dozen
people, owing to the large circula-
ton, with whole page salutatory
in plea type. His valedlctory wo'd
have appeared long ago if he could
have managed to borrow enough
Italic type to do the subject Justice
Caffrey is what we would define as
a good location for a crupger of a
six-year old mare harness.
The above involuntary emission
besmcarcd a dirty sheet known as
the Las Vegas Gazette, one morn
ing last week, the author thereof
being W. G. Hadley, When he
returned home the other week with
his bride we We're in hopes that he
would break away from his old and
disgusting habits, but they appear
to have hecome inground. Be
cause we have operated as a bun
under his tail it does not follow
that we could be converted into 4
crupper, But we would consent
to operate as a French crupper !ol
a six year old mare, were lIadley
attached to the mare, Immediately ly
under its tail. with his tongue with
in lick-shot of the crupper, there
to remain until bis English pauncl
should be filled with hash alto
gether too good and rich tor him.
Come again, you English, glass
eyed dude.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-24
BY 7. T. FPELINOHUYsEN,
Secretary of State.

His exccllency the President Of the
United States. has appointed Thursday,
the Goth day Of November, 1883, as "A
day of thanksgiving throughout the Ma
ton.
The people of New Mexico have cspec-
ial reasons for joining their brethren in
the other parts of the republic in returning
devout thanks to the Great Ruler of the
universe for the many blessings that they
enjoy.
Peace prevails throughout the Territory
the labor OF the husbandman has been re-
warded by an abundant harvest our pco-
pie have been singularly exempt from the
rage of the elements and disease In
Vulnerable blessings have been shower
cd upon us.
cordially unite with the President and
designate Thursday, the 29th day of No
vcmbcr, 1888, as a day of. public thanks
giving and prayer to Almighty God, and
earnestly invite the people of New Mexico
10 a proper observance of this day. Let
us assemble in our respective places OF
worship and with universal voice sing
praises aud offer thanks to Him who has
bestowed his blessings and for His good
ness which has Jcen manifest throughout
the year.
Done in Executive Chambers at Santa
Fe, New Mexico, this 9Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1888
LIONEL A. SHELDON,
Goyeanor of New Mexico.
BY the Governor,
w q RITCu Spp'v
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LINCOLN LACoNICs.
Lincoln, n. M.
Nov. 18th, 1883.

AN''N iCAA'N AN'N'N'H
"Quiet again in Warsaw"
There was a number Of people in
from the Ptnasto during tie past
week-the friends and Witnesses OF
Mesdames Copeland and McFad-
den, who have a contest over lands
on the Penasco. The case lasted
two days before Corbet as commits
sioner, Beall for Copeland, Barber
for McFaddon. The case now
goes to commissioners of the Land
office, upon report of Register and
Receiver
There was a dance at TT. Stan
ton. Friday night in honor Of Col.
Nison and daughter, guests OF
Major Van Horn, Of the 4th Cav,
who has has had his troop station
ed at the Fort. Among the guests
were capt Lawton anu laug' Col.
and Miss Wilson and Mr. Alcock.
There will be a fancy dress ball Civ
en- at Mrs. L. Cavanaugh's on
Thursday evening, and an enjoy
able time is anticipated.
The native element turned ont
in force on Saturday, to witness
the races on the track from Girgo's 5
saloon to the top OF lhe hill going
West. The first race, mile, be
tween the Nador Chaues bay, and
roam colt of Pablo Pine, was a
dash over for the bay, and many
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Gallinas M'ts, Lincoln Co.,
Nov, 10, 1888.
Our mails arrive and depart on
time thanks to the sub-contractOr
and good conIition of the road ;
we are all living on the hopes of a
brighter fature with the addition
of bacon and beans and a little
-four mines ought to be endowed
with the reputed patience Of the
Patriarch job: work and wait is
their experience and some of them
wait with a small proportion Of
work, the assessment work on most
Of the prospects in this district has
been done for this year without
any very exciting results, but EN-
couragemcnt enough to do the
same next year DIR. Bradford of
Monzana is in camp making geo.
graphical and photographed sur
vey and map with view to nego-
tiating q sale on the Tenderfoot, in
which we hope the parties will be
successful and that those who buy
it, if a sale is made, will develop it
into a bullion producing mine,
which we think can easily be done.
by judiciously expending three or
four thousand dollars. The ire
pressible Nivin has left this coun-
try for awhile, and is making
tour Of the country south, on the
west side of the Rio Grande, tax
ing in the Magdalenas, Mohlions,
Blank Range, and ssh Madres,
and return by FL Paso and White
Oaks. He is in company with an
old and experienced prospector.
Mr.. VIM. j. Spence returned from
Manzana last week with a stock of
vegetables for winter use, such as
beans cabbage and onions, which
can be btained very cheap.
There has been no rain here for
some time and the little snow that
fell made no water, consequently
a heavy fall of snow would be &
matter of great interest to the resi-
dents of this district.
There is party of Mexicans at
the north end of the mountains
hunting deer, bear and turkey, tor
pleasure and profit; it is a ques-
tion which they will get the most
of.
Mr.. Jones Taliaferro, Mrs. Tai
iaferro, Judge Blanchard aud Mr.
Young, visited Red Cloud on the
evening of the 18th, where Mr..
Taliaterro and Miss Ella Thompson
were married.
"The stern needs of life demands,
A sacrifice from busy hands,
To keep the worlds balance even,
Makes one of two tives, and in fig
ures counts eleven"
More anon,
Silica.
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sB- Proof of Labor blanks to be had
fresh from the machine at this otiies
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TURKEY Is III order
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WIN. cass=ev, Eater Sc Fror=.eter
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RED CLOUD JOTTINGs.

RED CLOUD MINING D1s'T, }
Gallinas M'ts, Lincoln CO., !
Nov, 13, 1888. J
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THE Archimedes who pulls the
lever which produces the LEADER,
John Bellomy, dropped his print
cr's sti k the other day and seizing
gun went over the mountains and
shot a deer so big that he was
obliged to bring it home in sections.
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G. A. R.

The editor of the Era goes out
of his way in his issue Of this week
to reflect on the q. A. r., Post of
which organization was established
in White Oaks on last Monday
night. The selfconstituted Mon
itor says that he was a Federal sol
diers and as such "fought, bled
and died" for the cause, also that
he has always been, and expects
always to be Republican, but is
opposed to the G.. A. R., for the
reason tkat he looks upon it as a
political (Republican) organization,
but would join were Confederate
soldiers permitted to share privileg-
es.
The Era editor, either wilfully
or ignorantly mistakes the situa-
ton. Were the q. a. r. a Repub-
lican organization, surely Gen. W.
S. Hancock, Gen. Mcclellan, the
late GeH. Steedman, and a host of
other prominent soldiers, whose
names are as patent as Democrats
as of soldiery would not belong to
it. The writer of this article has
been District (13th Ohio, head
quarters at Newark, Licking Co..
and Post Commander, and private
in posts, since 1866, and knows
whereof he speaks, when he SAYS
politics is not figure in the &. a.
r. The post to which he last be-
longed before coming here, Burn
side Post, Wyandotte. Kansas.
the leading and most prominent
Democrats OF the county were
members thereof, and so of other
posts of which he has been a mem
Der.
The Era man would have Con
tederate soldiers participate. Did
the soldiers Of the Revolutionary
war invite the Torys to join their
organization, which was the same
as the q. A. II. Does he not
know that in many localities an or
ganization similar to the @. A. r.
was established by the survivors o
the war of 1912 and those of the
Mexican War? And were either o
them political No, a Conied rate
soldier would feel uncumfortabl,
at camp fire o. the G. A. r., no
because of bloody shirt, fiauntins
but for the reason that at such fires
each conrade narrgtes his expert
ence as a soldier, and albeit W,
havs never heard bitter word
spoken against the brave fellows
who fought against us "believin;
they We're right" yet confederate
would not enjoy repetitions of suel
"reminiscences.
But we cannot occupy space fun
ther. Kicking against nothing i
very strain ny. The argument W
have answered is so thin it won
wash. AS the boys in the arm
used to say when a hugh lie wa
told, "that blanket is too full c
holes to hold water" The name
of the charter members retute a
inimical insinuations. Net one c
them are candidates for Office, o
politicians in the vulgar sense {
the word-indecd, we apprehen
f-that some of them are Democrats
but being soldiers under the fla
and lovers Of the Starry Banner
they feel al home and are at home
and when the Post becomes pc
litical machine they will probabl
: 90 out and tell it, and SO far as "
are concerned they are not onl
welcome, but invited to do so.
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