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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-08-11
1883 - Spring aud Summer ;. 1858
Leon G0DCHAux.
Clotllier and Furnisher,
81. SO & S. Canal Street,
+ ORLEANS,

There is no line of business mhere
competition is more 0ctire, or schere
jndicious buyiny is more importaxts
than the trade IN
Goods for Mems Wear.
Consumers are critical in erery pay.
ticuIar as to Quality, Style and Price,.
and the profits Of Clothteys and Tail
Oys are so reduced that the Merchant
icAO does not ereyt himself to reach
the best sources OF supply finds he e
undersoM and his business captured
by his more WdtchfM and able cOmpe.
titOr. 1
We hare made it Our business.
to meet this necessity, and no house
in the trade possesses equal ability to-
handle
GOODS At COST,
Oar seeu known facilities for dis
posing ofgoods IN large quantities en-
able US to operate directly mitA mans
factarers. and to purchase piece goods
at a much lower basis of cost than
usual. This girts as command of
the best and most responsible trade,
sariag losses that riM other class Of
business houses must be corered by an
ertra profit.
Country Orders Solicited.
~ Samples and instructions for
SELF measuring sent on application, free
Of charge. ap.7.S3.
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that three fourths of these Northern
colleges consume a large portion of
the student.sItime IN studies that
will be of no more practical use to
him in subsequent lite than a pair
of wings would be to a Rhinoceros.
Schools should teach students
that which will be Of practical ser
vice and EoL waste time in cram
ming them with a lot of studies as
one would cram a turkey for a
Christmas dinner:
Of course, these remarks apply
to the education of boys who will
have to fight the destinies of the
future, and struggle with them for
their own support and that of those
who may depend upon them in the
future.
Boys come home, after a resi-
dence of several years IN Northern,
Canadian or European schools.
They are strangers, no one
knows them, and they know nc
! one. In all the parishes Of their
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rlNANcIAL AND ConMgRclAL.


INV yoEE. July s-%Sney 2A2k per cent;
change bankers Otin quiet At Slt4jI; demand
soyEENasSrs--IHrgulsr railroad strong and In
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The usual Sunday services will be held at
most Of the churches tomorrow. At the
First Presbyterian church the pastor, Rev.
u. "A. Cunningham, D. D., will preach at
1880, a. NJ, and there will be no evening ser.
vices. At the Second Presby terrain, services
will also be held at 1880 A. NJ, the evening
session being omitted. At the Third Pres
byterian services will be held at 1880 A. N.
and 7:SOP. NJ.
vices will be Sabbath school at o A. NJ,
preaching by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Joseph L.
smith, at 1880 A. N. and 1880 P. NJ The usual
Young Peoples Meeting will be held at 1850
Pm. Monday. At Chapline Street Church
the pastor, Rev. George Z. Hite, will preach
ut 1880 A. " and Rev. DR.. Harris, OF Phila'
delphia, at 1880 p N. At Zane Street N. L.
Church, Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick. the pastor,
will preach tomorrow morning at 1880
O'Clock ana at s P. NJ; subject, 1.-THE Friend
ship OF Jesus" AT the close OF the morning
sermon the Lords Supper will beadminister.
ed. The Catechumen Glass meets at $50 A.
N. and Sunday school at Pr. N. Quarterly
nesting will be held at the North straet IA.
e. Church, and Rev. J. w. Webb will preach
morning and evening.
AT 81. Mathews Church, Rt Rev. O. Q.
Penick, Bishop OF West Africa, will preach
at 1880 A. ". No evening services will be
held
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Pleasant HOE asst Night.

Last night was warm one for dancing,
but apparently the-heat did not prevent the
merry ratty OF ladies and gentlemen that
gathered In Fra zheim's Hall from enjoying
themselves dancing, fully as much as though
1t was mid-winter. The heat was slightly
tempered by cooling breezs that blew up
from the river, but even had 1t been warmer
the strains from Mayors orchestra would
have been temptation hard to Withstand.
The dances were short and well selected, and
every one had pleasant time The affair
was an impromtu one gotten up complimeu.
tsfy TO Misses Annie Kraft and
Minnie Ais. OF Parkersburg, and May
Young, OF Cincinnati, and Messrs. Charles
Boyd and Charles Isaacs, OF Baltimore, who
are visiting the city. Among the Others
present were Misses Lille Porter, Annie
0dbert, Stella q aus. Julia and Ollie Bedil-
lion, Linnie James, Dixie Philips, Sis Wilson,
Mamie Russell, Lizzie Jones, Annie Good
win, Rena Ward, and Messrs, Harry Fink,
Peter Bosley, Jr., 0rlof Miller, VIII Gore,
John Butterfsld, Jr., Lloyd James, Charles
Klevis, Harry stallman, Lou and Ed Fran
zheim, Lou Rolf, @. 8. Noble, All. Davis
Charles Copp, Harry odbert, Ulysses Carlin,
S. Rice and Jos. Woodmansee. n
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MARTIA's FERRY.
SALOONS Paying Up-overcoms by Heat.
Hand Cut-GOssip.

saloons Paying Up-OVercome by Heat.
Hand Cut-GOssip.
The Laughlin mill will go 10 work as soon
as the engine Is repaired.
Miss Lizzie Kimmons returned 10 her home
10 West Alexander yesterday.
Mr.. L. Spence was trying one OF his new
town.
Jerry Gilbert received his patent, number
$50 SOL, yesterday, on his new steam cooking
vessel.
TAs A. NJ. E. campmceiing will commence
in the Grove today and will continue about
two weeks.
Mr.. George H. Smith. OF tine Commercial
band, and his family left yesterday for Penn
sylyania on q pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady and augbter have re-
turned 70 their home on Washington street,
looking very much refreshed.
Mr.. James Ralston, an employs in Hknes
marble shop. wasovsrcome bytne heat yes
terday, and VIZ very sick fora time.
Miss Addis siller and Miss Emile Van
Horne. Of ZsnSsyllle, Ohio, are visiting their
aunt, Miss A. f. Miller, on Third street.
An interesting case will come before
Mayor Mitchell's court to-day at one o'clock,
wherein the corporation OF Martins Ferry Is
plaintiff and the Q. p. railroad defendant,
Dr.. West 10 justly very proud Of the gold
headed cane presented 70 him Thursday
evening by the doctors OF this place. The
doctor has successfully practiced medicine
here Tor fifty years, and Is to-day consulted
in critical cases. .=a
Miss Lizzie Parish, young lady employed
in the packing department OF the Buckeye
Glass Works, while passing a table struck
her hand upon broken lamp, cutting bad
cash in 1t and covering an artery DR.. A. Il.
0ng rendered the necessary surgical aid.
Mr.. Samuel Fisher, the newly appointed
health officer, Ia posting up notices for all
psrsons to clean up their premises, and next
week ha will commence visiting all horses
and will insist upon every one putting their
premises In good sanitary condition
Citizens should give Mr.. Fisher theifcotd;al
support, this matter ~ OF vital importance
to all.
It may interest some to know that twenty.
four Of the saloons here have paid the W
under the scott law, as iolloWs's Twenty
have paid $500 each for the sale Of bee and
whisky, 81 600. Three have paid 500 each
for bser, $500 One for part Of a year $40,
mixing &.475. Two remain unpaid and
will be taxed twenty per cent additional,
which will mage the whole amount nearly
five thousand dollars. Under the provitions
OF the law two thirds OF this tax comes into
the town treasury.
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New n, or. IotIgo.

Occur de Leon DiyislonNo. l U. R. K.otP.
OF Black Prince Lodge, No. 10, leaves to-day
on the 1922 p. ". train for Wellsburg, accom-
panied by the full Wheeling City brass band.
ed by Knights from Bellaire, Bridge;
port and stsubenyille and new lodge will
ha Instituted. About twenty-five members
have been secured. The first work will be
commenced at 2 ?. NJ, and It is hoped that II
will be through BY 9 O'Clock. An ele.
The new wellsburg lodge, and after
that the other work will be transacted. The
wheeling Knights will return at . late hour
on . special train. The following officers will
be Inst lied: Past Chapoellor Commander.
DEW. K. Curtis; Chancellor Commander. Z,
A.. Frost; Vice Chancellor Commander,
II. E. Caliendine; Prelate, Dr.: ]. 3. Walkin.
shaw; Master Of Exohequer, W. 9. DuVall;
Mater Of Finance, Emory Jacobs; Keeper Of
Records and Seals, Lou Crainet; Master.at:
Arms, ], w. Jacobsi Inner Guard, 7. 7. pou.
glass; Outer Guard, Charles SCOTT Host N.
Roberts
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RalInIre,. Two Roads.

the engipeer corps of the Ohio Valley
Railroad, has located the line OF the road as
far south as Pinch Run, "a short distance below
Bellaire. Work on this end, 1t 10 said, will
be begun soon. The IS. mStss for the bridge
over McMahon's creek have been completed
and the timbers will be on the ground in o
week or so.
The Noble county Republican says OF the B.,
q. Il O. "rhe Narrow Gauge Railroad was
finished Saturday night to Ben Danford's, a
point two miles east OF Summerfsld. A
bridge Is to be put up at this place that may
take a week. The rails will be laid into
Snmmertield in fortnight. One hundred
and twenty feet Of a cut at that place is to be
taken out, but Is now being removed at the
rate Of ten feet per dSy by men who are
working night and day. The tunnel at PET:
ryopolis has pierced the hill, but a month OF
work will be required TO flash It. The
grading about Caldwell and Belle Val.
Icy Is. being pushed rapidly and work at
Sarabsvilleis being finished up. A crest
deal OF work between Belle Valley and Gum
berland begins toshape like a "a lroad, and
between that place and Duacan's Falls, to
which point trains are running out OF Zinet-
vile, the grading is being rapidly completed.
The St. Clair tunnel, five miles from Cum
berland, Is the great obstacle between here
and the city, but this Is being overcome as
fast as night and dSy shift OF one hundred
men can remove the stone and dirt from the
tunnel. As soon as this work Is completed
the engineers will go to work on the line run
ming from Caldwell 10 Beverly on the Mus
kingum thence by way Of Wolf creek, with
Chilicothe as al objective point.
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Tbe wheeIipg q HarrIsburg.

The Wheeling 4 Harrisburg Railroad COM
pany, formed tor the purpose OF building an
eastern outlet for the Wheeling y Lake Erie
and other western roads reaching In this
direction, yesterday filed with the Secretary
Of State copy OF their bylaws. These pro.
vide that annual meetings OF Observation-Disclosures
shall be held at the principal Office OF the
company In Wheeling on the second Tues-
day ,of Msrch. Seven directors are to be
elected, but the number may be increased,
not to exceed thirteen, by vote at any
stockholders meeting OF these seven
directors not less than toree shall be residents
OF West Virginia. They are 10 be elected by
ballot by the stockholders at each annual
meeting, and vacahcies occurring in tho in
term shall be filled by the remaining
directors. The bylaws are signed by g..
Baird, President, and J. Wood, Secretary.
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STATE GLEANINGS
ANo GATHERINGS IN THE VICINITY.
ra..r,.tlss Items from warrior. Parts Of West viz.
ylpIS ssd SurrOuSdIuT st.tss-aesldsh,s
and accidents at rsll'burs, hounds.
Vile, vt. ClaIrsIllls, BsllRlrs, etc.

The yillsEe OF Webster. Taylor county,
wants to be incorporated. II has about 500
inhabitants.
The honorary degree. OF Doctor OF LiwS
was conferred OH Hon. VIM. T.. Wilson. NJ. c.,
late President OF the West Virginia Uniyei-
sity, by the Columbian University during It's
commencement exercises.
Judge Pierce, ut stsubenville, yesterday
morning ordered the sole OF the Brilliint
Gla.s Works. These works were built amt
owned by PlttSburgh capital aud afterwards
passed into the hands Of Joseph Beatty & Co.,
who failed.
"Skinney" Hall was lodged In Jail Thursday
in default OF 81 600 bail for appearance at court
In September next. He Is charged wiIhe
tempted outrage upon Mrs 0rpha White, q
night or two since. The parties both live Ia
Washington. Pa.
The military fever seems u have startsd
again In several counties In this Stats. II Is
designed to have county organization that
will reflect credit, with headquarters at King
wood, where II, also proposed TO have fine
company. Senator WIN. o. Dawson has
presided at the meeting held 60 far.
John shrout, who resides near Kingwood,
while in state OF temporary insanity, caused
by much whisky and the great heat of the
dsy, attempted suicide, Wednesday after.
noon, by cutting five large flesh wounds in
his breast with u razor. A physician was
summoned, WHO dressed tie wounds and
pronounced them not dangerous.
Messrs. DIETRICH and Lippincott, of Pitis-
burgh, were in Little Washington again
Thursday night ct meeting OF tho stock
holders Of the new glass works. Everything
was arranged tlsisctori'y for locating there,
and p'ners to that effect were signed by the
stockholders. The capital stock Is $lC0. 600,
half OF which Is taken by Pittsburghers. and
the balance by citizens OF the place. Officers
will be elected on Monday night, after which
work will begin Immediately In removing
the works from Pittsburgh to Washington.
Recently during heavy storm, and while
guides were showing large party through
Inrsy csyerns. the ligbtaiDg struck ore Of
the wires and was carried into the caves,
where 1t ran ovel the wire rom one end to
the other. The eiet trio light globes were
shive ed into fragments aud tho lightuins
gathered into big balls along ting wire and
exploded with loud reports. Tie scene for
several minutss was terrific beyond descriI-
ton. TIE lightning flashing along the
wires looked like fiery serpents. One bolt
shot from the wires and shattered the stalac-
tites Of the bridal chamber. When 1t disap-
peared some OF the party were LETT In tota!
darkness.
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PERSONAL BENTON.
News and Gossip In Reference to variou
DanMta


People.
Mr.. W. A. Cracratt, OF tho Auditors office
left yesterd, y on visit to Wsynesburg, Pa
Mr.. l.. F. Humpfey, the well known Bos'
ton wool buyer, arrived In Wheeling yester'
day.
Capt. Alt Burnett, of Charleston, the de.
tective who recently figured in the Ashland
case, Is in the city,
W. s. Edwards, ESQ, Of Charleston, an ae'
tive young Republican Of the Third district
was In the city yesterday on his wsy home
from an eastern trip.
Mrs. Ben Hildreth, Mrs. Lem Busby,
Misses Mary and Florence OFT, Carrie Andei.
son, Katie Hszlett and Mr.. Allie Wheat re!
turned to the city let evening, having made
the round trip on the st. Lawrence.
The West Hlginian, in speaking Of the ap-
pointments to the normal school at Fait.
mont says that that Of supt. Jno N. Birch,
OF this city, as Primo pal gives almost
universal satisfaction. It has watched bis
able course In this city and knows his repu-
tation as an excellent educator.
The Bellaire independent Republican )says
ut Is distinctly understood that Hon. David
WAGNER will be a candidate for re-nomiua.
ton, and as there is no possible objection 10
bis Democracy, 1t being Of the old and highly
seasoned kind, 1t Is thought that the young
men who are anxious TO take his place will
stand no show in convention"
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Several Of the frequent family fracases In
the household OF Squire @. N. Blu gr have
already been mentioned In print. Yesterday
The Justice figured In another suit as defend.
ami, the case being one brought by his
daughter, Miss Mamie, who accuses her
father OF applying extremely opprobrious
epithets to the female members OF his family.
The squire confessed judgement, aud squire
Arkle, before whom the prisonerw was arraigu.
ed, required him to give bond 10 the sum OF
$500 70 keep the peace toward the rest OF
mankind 10 general, and his family In par.
tloulAr, for the period Of one year.
Squire Bulgsr retaliated, after giving the
bond demanded, with his brother, Charles
N. Bulger, as surety, by swearing out war.
rant for his daughter, Mis- Ella, on q charge
al assault and battery, alleging that she had
attacked, beat and wounded him At divers
times. This case will DO heard thIs nySnlng.
Another case 10 pending before tho same
Jnstice, growing out OF Squire Bulgers diGi,
cnIties with exsJpstice w. s. Buchanan, who
Attempted 10 secure Squire Bnlgers position,
and falling squire Bulger alleges called him
apeijnrer and thist This case comes up
Monday next.
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BuReLaRs ARour.
Visitors Enter North wheeling Honse
This Morning.. -la

About i o'clock this morning burglar or
burglars entered the residence Of Mr.. Wolf
Heymsn, on the west side OF North Main
street, and got awsy with some yaluablss,
though they evidently had not completed
their haul when they concluded 1t was time
to 80. An entrance was cured through 9
window in the basement, which had been lst.
unisstened. The intruders went upstairs
into the second story Of the house, and be.
gan their search for articles OF valu, In a
room occupied by Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr.
Heyman's daughter. Their movements
made enough noise TO waken Mira. Miller,
and she saw them leave the room with bun.
die. She called ut,and her father was wax.
ened. The two went down stairs, and out
side Of thehouse found u new pair Of panta-
looms belonging To Mr.. Miller and two table
cloths. Mr.. Miller, who Is mailer at the
Top Mill, was not at home. His wife could
not tell how much money had been taken,
but knew there was some in the pockets OF
the trousers,. together with certificate OF
deposit. The latter, OF course, will be OF no &C.
count 10 anybody bat Mr.. Miller. The
thieves left no clue to their identity. They
probably intended to Rstber together all the
moyables Of value In the house and carry
them of III the table cloths. l.II s
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FIRST THROUGH TRAIN
ovER &c AEMpFlELp : sovrAtRN.
I'll. W.. p. q q. aad I'll. P. s. Reads Consolidated
1, Ga. division Of the 3. a 0. road-1hs
rWAssllus 4 Harrisburg Roads Bylaws.
B.llairs,stMo Railroad Enterprise.

The tint through passenger train from
Pittsburgh to Wheeling over the consolidated
Hsmpheld aud Pittsburgh Southern railroads
reach this city yesterday morning, having
left Pittsburgh Thursday evening, and laid
over ct Washington over night 1t was In
charge OF Frank Haflsr;y, conductor, Ed.
Mah.n, engineer, and James Gally, fireman,
The train returned In the forenoon as
special, drawing three private cars with
prominent Official OF the road, who had
come from Baltimore earlier In the morning
for the purpose Of going over the new divis-
ion aud inspecting the road, aud the property
aiopg It's line There were in this party
Nlessrs. Samuel spenser, Second Vice Presi-
dsnt OF the B. & o. Company; VIM. N.
Clements, Master OF Transportation; john
Bradshaw, Superintendent Of Construction
and Repairs; g. 4. Johnson Master OF Road;
J. A. Hunter, Assista 1t Chief Engineer, and
+. Il. Hildebrand, Private Secretary to Mr..
dent CARROTS private car Maryland Mr..
Clemepts' car "West Virginia. and Mr..
Bradshaw's car. At this city the party was
Joined by Thomas n. King, General superin-
tendento the Pittsburgh Division, B. & o..
K. D. Smith, Pittsburgh Passenger Agent Of
the B, & o., and several minor officials Of the
Pittsburgh division. The party came here TO
transfer the road for Mr.. Clements general
Supervision 20 the care OF Superintendent
Kilg.
Thee officials ssid that the company was
mot prepared 10 begin he regular running OF
passenger trains from Pittsburgh TO Wheeling.
The road will first be put In good condition,
and about The first Of August through trains
will commence running on regulsr schedule
t me. The last rail was laid snd the last
spike driven last week on the connection Of
the Hempfsld, aud the broadened gauge
Pittsburgh Southern road. The trains over
the new consolidated division will leave
Pittsburgh by barges. The new boat for The
transfer OF trains across the Monongahela
river at the mouth OF Streets run
will be ready in few days and then
trains will run regularly to Wheeling
and the West through Washington. The
boat will have three tracks and be capable OF
carrying an entire train including, the loco
motive, and will cross the river in five
minutes. The locomotive will take the
middle track and by System OF switches
the day coaches will fall in on the left and
the eepsrs on the right to be picked up on
the fly by the locomotive as 1t leaves the
boat on the opposite shore without any shift
Ing or drilling. The same system Is in use
ut Locust Point, Baltimore, and passengers
never notice the change from earth to water,
the machinery works SO well and Is so power
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WELLsBURG.
Gas Wei, xotes-suceessial PIscieulture.
personal, dc.

Gas Wei, Notes-suceessia Pisciculture.
personal, DC.
The Knights OF Pythias Lodge will be
organized tonight.
Mr.. A, ]. Iatimer, an old wellsburg boy,
now located at Wspslio, Ills, is visiting his
mother here.
Durss & Rayl are about ready to co umence
boriGg for gas at Sam Georges paper mill.
They will use gas from the Barclay well Tor
fuel In making seam.
The Pan Handle Window Glass Works Is to
be great y improved duting the shut down.
Two blow furnaces 10 be heated with gas are
being bailt. A new cutting shop is 10 be
built and gas introduced into the fattening
ovens It Ia intended to use the gas IN the
melting furnace. Gas is to be used in all
the departments Of the Riverside Glass
Works.
Mr.. J. E. Curtis made fish pond on his
place near Bethany some two years since,
and put therein SOM German carp that
were about two inches long. He never saw
any signs of tho fish until few weeks since
he notided three OF them dead aostinE about
On the Fourth he was looking at the pond
and while so doing was very Sgreeably sui-
prised to notice dozen or more OF the fish
varying in size from six TO eight inches long
cone 10 the surface and swim about for e
while, His pond 10 SUCCESS.
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A RIgTime.

The Wheeling Turner Society will cele-
brate the S0th anniversary OF It's organisation
at siebert's Garden on Tuesday, July 10 b.
A grand time will doubtless be had as the
Turner'S always have nice time at their cele-
bratious. The following societies belonging,
to the Pittsburgh Bezirk, OF which the Wheel
ing society is In membership invited to be
present. Allegheny, Johnstown, Brming-
ham, Central and South Side, Of Plttsburgh;
mont, OF Bellaire, O., and McKeesport, Pa;
Extensive preparations have been made for
splendid embarrassment. twill be an oil
day affair with plenty Of refreshments, dane
ing and amusements Everyone that can
should 70 out.