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CULTURE OF FALL TUR-
NIPS.

Says a writer in the Country Gem
ueHiah T1rnips do bcst IN a fairly
rich and rather moist soil. New
soil is good Sc well prepared.
When this kind Of land is selected,
1T shsnld be plOKed early wand allow.
cd 10 lie until July, when it should
DO pISwed again, and harrawed un-
I'll fine. Any soil is good for roots
which is loose and lOamy. The
middle or last Of July Is the best
time 10 sow the seed but ifthe wealth
er is favorable, later than this will
do. / have sown turnip seed as
late as the middle Of August, and still
raised a good crop; but generally ]
would prefer the last of July. j
also tiud II better to SOW after q rain
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! CONNECTIONS.

AT fjcHAr,rANo6G Win raiftoad lines idi9er9
-thgs fnakingl direcrs close ieoRheotioh for an
points Horth-weets West and Southwest sgEio
ATOOLIEWAHAADrC LEY ELAND with Georgia
DIVISION for Atlanta and all points South, South
east ana Southwest li& 5F&a E9G! tfAi 1881
AH KN oNVILI4E with QIieGDivision and Knox
vile and Augusta railroad. v s-..f. - .,,,,F
AT JELL1 co with louisville and Nashville RR
'fof, LoaispiiIeand Northwestern points ssi@ az
AT MORRISTOWN- with4NaFth Carolina Division
for Warm Springs, N. G., and all Western and
Mda1e North Carolina points 5A0AAh X
AT RQG ILLE JUNCTION, fYith Rogers
viii ana JEFFERSON railroad.
AT 90HHS0A Isl pitllsEast Tennessee and iWest.a
ern North Carolina railroad.
AT BRISTOL with Norfolk aud western railroad, 2
conn getting closely for al Virginia and Eastern
Cities, via Lynchbnrg ana ar Eastern, Middle
and Northern States points; lviG Roanoke and
Shenandoah Valley Route.
AT WARM SPRINGS With Western North CARO-
lima railroad for AshCvile, Merganton, States-
Vile, Salisbury and all points IN North Carolina
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s.SLERPING-GhR sRRyfCEi

o Nos. Z and 2 have Leighton sleeper, between
Memphis and Lynchburg.
Nos! and A have TsaIllnah palace Sleeping Cars
between Chattanooga and New York, via. Shenap-
dosh Valley route: also Pullman Sleeping Cars
betweeh New Orleans and Washington via. AtlAn4
ia, Cleveland and Lynchburg.
Also Pullman Palace Sleebifihs Cars between
KQnxYille and Louisville on NossF35 and 36,,fst
Also on Georgia Division have 'PuIlnan Palace
Sleeping Carthrofgh between Chattanooga and
Jacksonville, Fla,
,sAIsoon AIabafaa Division shETtashs N os9 and
have Sleeping Gagsu betYesn Cleveland and
-ns ,svisGsIzA. POPE GIoP. SIT. Agt.gulg
i,iF X HUeEB, sdp3 EhoxvTt,' ' TeanS IS54
JossEEPHs GoTgHiARp, a. G4H.A >. knoxville,
Tenn. f's@ Deco 80 tt
-. $500 - a .at---lLl - - :.
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: CONNECTIONS 9

Leave Norfolk-s.SO a m.-Snd 2:25 y. IN b,
u Arrive at Richmond l2:JS 800 - Ne
| Leave RichnlOlAd via R.-k RR- lU:IslA. m
dAily except Sunday, Connecting @tthrNa- -
kRstsrsburg for HpOints on lneotN w. X !.
| aiso leave-hiehmond va Y 4 y. X X. gf1l:2O ..
a.. daily, And e:odp Im@daily except sunday, ar
living az NIrfolkst SECS p. an d,s.t5 q q
Leave RfehanOnd daily excepE Sundsy~f Il. n
II r. ~ gs2O O. M $50 and Goo p. M, arrfg-
ing at Lynchr urg at $50 aud l0.O0P. m. and Ais
j O. m connanting witht or Western Division.
No ham leighton Slespers from LyRchburg 10
Bristol, and Pullman sleeper Roanoke 90 Menu
.rhis, Tenn without change. NOES hsARulln an
Sleeper from Washington via by uchbur9 and At
lAnta 10 New Orleans, without change. -
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IRL,OOD FOLSOM

90 Bottles OF Another Blood Medicine
Used No Relief until u. Is. B. was Used
- = H1MProS, Ca, juno 12th, 1sSS. :
IA, II Mini CbgH OH Ht IF.TE~. f@EN HH 4
-YioaiT 4. n. a.nhas worked on me- like Charm
fl,r,y bottles haze done me more COOL than al
oettlrs an a loo bbttlcs tic most noted feIhedy
ching OF any lgOlpes 40, pain, i'm my hack anc
~ skin is bccuInfng clear. The effect OF B. BIB
N my kidneySt IS something wonderfuAsi NY
lends are Rstunished Ny family physician
avs il is tho 0ig lnediciRe, ever used silited y
nv G. Sc would take pleasurein correspol dint
nth any one interested, as can help pra1slnt
R Indeed, II j. n great Blond Purifier
I've any one my address who may cali fnr-it =! Z
10 rs hasu slnsibs 4Gi 7saio IN. Il w
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lnsM9 rsFiA snfi.: Having sptht the fast qires
yearssip locatiRgtle line Of the CARoLIEAs CUM
BERJ.AND GAP AND CHICAGO RAILWAY from Living
sl6a, Keinieky3 tifreugha EastoTeinessee ano
Charleston, south Cafoiida, aid savarnah dior,
gia, aud having agiyenre al att ention TO the
Minerals and Timber along this line, | am en-
am. now Offering Valuable Lauds at really nomi-
hal prices to those DESTROYS of Purchasing either
large or sT alltEsstgs l.E.a5 aajt!slg, ssaa
States KentIcty IT en- nes see North and South
eaEpansl sa9w t44t tas.coal, Hon Enc END Cop.
appajorisi quality sad unlrqited in auaptitE to
insss aafs sSor 81 Ss @ tf.eosn f i
ssR .h srs shffs Ws s a nsE Is2Ga
swhst6 aud Chestnut oak, doeRIsk eadlars &eIs NC
In fact the timbers on these lands are Worth more
ars Az uRderlaia With Tifhi yaluhhflS riPeFas de-
{ 10 persons oreorporptiops dssirges ofsp,shihg,
proftable Investments, there is no f0l0 now nm
| eecaraed eea@Ifo tFfsloeality.4 itJ 49, ~
PAY f Sss s saoS
fnarkats iage sesiNesieHt elrras ~ schools
ealiei besiaes 4hs sIhns te ssths most del ghtful
ahe az ni Ss ( nJssF y EfiS hot
q The titles o9 allths lands eheRed By me viii be
special sttentioti win be eiss 10 the paymeHF
. 81 laA~P up4 ffsfafE y 7 ~
MY eolIeeti6n 81 Minerals has been takefffrbm
thelandsI o Ger fef sglssbEirnys pwpia gshtsSs ~
! prefer having parties TO vlsis the propegties
4 AsI mnaisaslds viii recevs ront aten-s
tiGI s ssssII nermiS..i t Il reIer p
John SON Heeesa Bs9nwsll, s. y fC3aines Ash
ley Ashley Hppsa. ,Afksp,s G.; James Aldricbs,
or Col. T.. j pAlsk worth, gcnpajy fIgagsg Braai
ward. n. q; Maj, a. H Gregg, Mover Col. 4.
q IssAs cin1 saaseS Judge IS N kIEsIf4lalltf
Mayor Dol. O,sGs Rug Attorney, Morristowas..
Tenn; Il Ii 6Ainphsn, RR. gent, 'I.dsssvtlle,
Kys gHm II aSchefields in, Brnker, Broadwayy
New York, and many others.
! Hor4ng that may have the pleasure of seeing
yon or hearing srom you By letter at an early day,
am, Very respectfnllv. yoirs,
S.E.o CAAP8EIsL. =
Tune IA u
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NORTH BorTNyD Train 81. Train 50 Train IS.
MAIL. EXPRESS LOU. FX

| Mali trains southbourd, connects at Chariot
tesvile, with Chesapeake and Ohio r. W. Cast
West; at Lynchburg, with Norfolk and Western r.
Orleans, Memphis, Iittle tsoft nd Texas. aid at
| panyille with Riclpond and Danyille Railroad,
to South and Southwest. ,'''t ""'f Y WV
) Mail train rthlboJnd connects at IyLchbpTg
aurail bridge, anu Charlottesve with C. q d.
e. %ai99 stanton clifton Forge and in,em
lbi Representatives South bound, connect al Char
lottesyille with G. Il O. r. w. for the West and st
lyDaIivlIlo with r.. & d. II w. for ali points ia
| South, Southeast, Southwest, and East. &c..
! Express trains north bound connect at Chariot
tesville with q. & o. R:~w for Richmond, stauu-
toll,1 bites RiPhur, Charleston and HuHthgton.
For Fairfax q, II daily connections at Fairfax
Trains so, 81 and 81 connect to and from, WAR
! RENTON daily, and train 50 daily, except Sunday,
! to and from tlVarreaton, e ag4 Gaa doris hua
FRANKLIN DIVISION, daily, except Sunday,
! leave Rocky Mount 7:3Oia. m ! arriving at Frank
ton 6:l0 p. IN :, arrive at Rocky Mount 1000 p.
aus milking close connection at Franz lin junction
with mail trains so aud 81 also with local freight
trains TO Lynehburg and Danvlle. t."'s I'i"
MlAAp TRAINS, leave AleEandria daily sI-
returnng arrive at Alexaudris I. 90 and 3.O5
and 1880 I'm. Mixed train leaves Alexandria
daily 4Se p! m. Returning, arrives at AlexandriE
MANASSAS DIVISION, daiy,. except sunday:
Leave Washington S:95 IN. Alexandria s:05 q.
mr. arriving at Strasburg l:lO p. m, connecting
with shen. VaksR. X. for I.otray and Waynes-
bore. Returning, leave Strasburg 200 p n O.,
ARRIVING at AlexRndria :25 p. IN. and Washing
ton YaO ps 1al5J hse si1k anI 10 fagfu a-
IaoM4XED TRAINS leave ALEXANDRIA daily, ex-
ceIt Sunday, Gas 10 :, arriving az strAsb6f 81
( 90 ps Ins Returning, leave Strasbprg 5lOQa : M,
arriving at Aexzndria 2:60 p. m. Leave Maiias-
sas lte56 a. nnsdaily except sunday arriving al
rStrasburg 20 2. m; returning, leave StrasburE
eNe Pm siaiiyie&cept Saturday, stfivins at Man
FOR Aid6ebt+e!, s5 6saHBssei Al Plain. station.
eaaEorsU pper VILE, connection Gt Dt Ia planet -
Z Pnllman sleeping Cars b tween New York and
Atanta 3 ono Neil trains, north ana south
bound without change only one change ofcarsbe-
tween New York and New Orleans
" New Orleans SleeI ing Cars leave Washington
1855 q. m, running through without change
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta. Ga, Without change on 10.35 ps IN.
train, via Greensboro Chailotte and Columbia'
Solid trains WITH Pullman Palace Carss attached
run through between Washington and Louisville,
via Staunton and White Sulphur, daily.
~ All trains make good counectlonss at Washing
toni, TO and from North and West.
II Tbr1ngl tickets at lowest rates TO all important
points in the United States.
q Hs aho4 t5StJ. S .B THoRPSoN,
4sVaa nnfs,. Assistant General Passenger Agent
w. M. 8. DUNN, Eng and supt. toct 81
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CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY
d

yALeesnre on he,Nsture, TFtatmentg and Rad
ical cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Sperrns torrhea
f1nused by Self Abase,i Involuntary Emissions
Inpeteney. Nervo9a debility, and Impediments
TO Marrfage generally Cons unipti6n,, EPlfepsy
. tai and phy sifals Inca paeitE. &c -
BY ROBERT J. CULylRWELI,.M.D D., author Of
I tffet screen 3sool;~ &c.f4 2il AZ ifN re
,Ihe worla-Tenowped euthcr, in this admirabl
lecture, clearly proves froin His own experience
that the awful oopseqaenees Of Seif-Abuse may be
effectually removed without dangerous surgica
operations bcrg Observation-Disclosures, rings cor
dials; pointing ont mode of q once Ger
ffAlapd yehectEai, by which laYexy sufferer, n
matter what bis condition may be, may cure him
Aelf ehea piE privately and raslicallyUFu w
and siiotfsaiids: sis'fr. VII Y
" sent anReF ssalsin aalasp sagelepaos9sRy sd-
dress, on receipt Of four cents, or two portage
TheiCnlverwell Medical Co.,
siaiaiao sasfqAeiA 81. New Y6sk,slN. 7.
|. Rpsts0lise Bgs, iatlssa slnsiili Gloolsl0, 81.
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Attachment Notice.
J. P. MILLIGkN VS.. THE LEXINGTON MANU-
t9 Aaias1s FEATURING Co.d3b l2E7oE

J. p. MTLLIGkN' vs.. THE LEXINGTON MANU-
i9 AnihsGa3 FEATURING cO.q5b l2aEoE
bra. s1s43s5l sagt--44-=+ .aiasis9E sacdt
IN PURSUA&GE OF AN, ORDER HERETO
i fore made and entered by George Livingston,
Esq Justicslot the eace Of Ham blen counts,
Tennessee, in an attachment suit wherein j. 2.
llfgan. is piantif a1id the Lexington BIanufac-
turing COMPANY is, defendaat-7Doy the.said Lex
ington Manufacturing Company is hereby noti-
fed tn At, upon he 6avt of the plaintiff which
it is alleged that the defendant is justly indebted
to the plaintff in the SUM Of tweity three dollars
and ffty7five cents due by aeeQupt for work and
labor done, and that the defe ndant is non-resi-
dents compensation and has no agent in HsTnbIen
county, Tennessee, npqn which the service Of pro-
cess 'tan be had, a writ u attachment was on the
l2sd day Of May 1854 issued ia the cause against
the id defendant by, George Livingston, Jus
tee of the Peace of lHAmblen1 county which writ
went into the hands of W. H Maze, Sheriff of
Hamblen county, and was by him ON the 26rh tiay
of May, 1884, duly levied five Bonanza Fam
mills the property ofth defez1dant, appears by
the return of said Sheriff, made the Goth n
of May, 1884, to the said George Iivhgst6n as
aiS Now said LekinE t6n HGnf dma8y
is hereby neti iedito appear atnodn, on thes
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DIR. DUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC.l
DIR. DUNCAN'S 90
Liver a and Kidney Medicine. .

The great preventive and cure of all nialarial
diseases and q sure cure for all forms of Dyspep-
STA ana Indiges ton. 1t acts, directly upon the
liver and all the ssoretory glands of the stomach
and bowels, IL cures the diseases by removing the
cause from the system that produces or brings on
the diseases; hence il is unsurpassed for the cure
Of Constipation, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Head
ache, and all those Symptom indicating the want
OF proper action of those glands situated in the
stomach and Lowelsr-TWo or three bottles OF
DR.DUNCANsS LIVER AND KIDNEY. fMEDI-
CINE is positively rccOmfnended 10 relieve and
cure any OF the above diseases IL taken as irected
Price, 70 cents. 10 .Hi4 awye ~ hna s2anix
QUNCAN'SqWORM SYRUP
One bottle OF, this Syrup will completely expel
all species of WoPms and without injury to the
chid as it teontains no CalnIeel or other tnsIlr-
ious substances. Again, it Is pleasant to the taste
aud acceptable TO the at mach, aud therefore ad-
ri1inistcred without trouble. Price rs cents. I
SPURHeeK, PAGE e. Co., Pros,
Il sHiiidifxs 81 NssHvI1EE, TENN.
!
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Washington HYl
Alexandria,
GordnnsYille(a rz,
Charlottesville,
Lynehbnrg tar.1
DapYillfbuzl al
North Banville,
f.E....-.a.-.- -
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!: Elixir !
Natures' Great ResRedgJdri Disedsesn
and Infections of be B5ioels. =ia.rc

~. and Elections Of Tie B3teets. z'-i'' '.l
|-N 'H TT - -IHt9Nf flF FIrD s1sEC.
This spleudid and uufailing medicine is com
rounded from Blackberry and ether Medical
Roots and Herbs. is therefore perfectly harmless.
Tits pleasant and safe 10 teanost delicate stomreh
II is the mcst.speedy aud effectual medicine for
the curs Of alfforms Of TiarrOea, in children or.
adults, ChOleTa MorbTss, Flax, Dysenteryf and the
various Summer Complaints OF the Bowels, so
prevalent among all classes during the Summer
season Only one bottle (Pti1e 90 eentssl Is suf-
heient to effect cure "a b1rp9 vIEaiao ID
DIR. DUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC.
rYou need not Shake or Chill If you viii use this
Tonic. 1T never fails TO stop the most aggravated
forms OF Chills and FeYer III taken as directed, in
from three to seven 6gys5wbeni Quinine and all
other medicines failed 1t will also, If faken reg
ularly build aud tome up the weak and debiliated
system and above al, leaves no bad effects Behind
as do so many other preparations slaf71si lad
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-aQhio and North sGaroAaa& bal
ID y,isusasrDIfi Divisions ;s.I, la.1isuI
,L+I9nIE sl.leg 10T jgE59J8f9g as DaiIyI71.i
No. IS. No. 37.ss

u.s,,,,.r,,, x .Af1Jqa sDant - - Daily II
ft44sstfaHFAeAfPc al nssd seiNo sSG5,'e3 No. So.
LgaJellicol laA ssAsaaS = $50 am. Ss6i IS pm
( - sNeReonhs 81. I lfsY~ ,,i6T 02RmgE7 13Pm
( LAX Valley .............. 6 % a m 80 p m
8" Buckeye h!S. % " OF PM . 8 90 m
81 EareyN1le. .lL. ;. .2!g IL asa SOB rs M
taeGoal CHeek,t s,s...l.-j 8 10amr gs,s 45 p m
Il Clinton .,...t.,ss.;,83 Sc am 9 IS m
60 Heiskelfs I. o.. snisg 81 am . SO pm
Ar. KnoNville gaf .8aIt.2T 3 IS asm1i 10 1Op mi
I ~ knokyllles - teiioq s9laim 20 .sw d
40 WsIns SI,i,isGsa iit : SiFb lSSI m bus zi1I
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ioT7 PgTNGs,, AK , oUTDoNE

A,ignn attended with swelling OF The glands o,
he meek which were running sorts. my joint
tere swollen and exceeciaieh9 painful; kidney
rcTo disordernig appetite lost, and became Sc
e..ble | could scarcely turn over in bed Physr
ians and SlOihful blood ref1edies failed n lou
sSH's sSe eTs 30 90 4 ieiufied 5e ii de-
anair IlJ Oh ara ,A4111 srG eIggl4Gl
Y heard that n, BsB was the only quick rlooe
P,lrifier known. and ] reIucfaIitIy consented 70
zee NJ bat one Goftle convinecd INC that il was
nedicilf lsifa6e 10 cure. 4 IS rs thrilled with JOY
aims Goa sai, fsweilngsi joints peealpt
I'm becarne active. strength and flesh were I'm
,arfcd and seven bottles cured nley Any inter
sted party en- ng on PMS VIII learn Faoss lial!l
49, ~, I'm sfiNEfTeE5f HnaU 99Ge y. iH.G
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$3.50 kFr = y. : 81 II
III 8 :pEi ga 0
10 . 0
- ~. ~ Y s..... c
A btfoK BLOOD. PuRIEfER

A pleasant and certain remedy for Scrofula, kid
Aey complaints skin diseases old nlcers and sores
b5,fric rhrttmatisih esstarrn9 dry tetter abeccss
vlhlis lHr Il sfagcs. ccZcnlfa. hcEtiltilrN aunt
nalariaf tdisnn and all other diseases caused p.
n imffahg or Impoverished eotilitioal OF lhs
Hood
Osls tasiit win CaJhfih,enng one 81 itS valRe
- ry.s lp,tslc =sEO0s ak for 5000 Expressed ~
eeeigt9i I'Iiscss1ut,ig H9oDt sAigII Isbfs az
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s 40 q. m. 10, 40 p,m. $40 p m
Dos +" II. % SIS :"
.l2.40 p. III if.-tl + 9.45
LIS 2.35 an $50
$50 a. q. So . joy q
- L si5a7s
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VIRGINIA MIDLANDRAILWAY
q on and after Sunday, May II, 1884,
Passeh ger trains viii run as follows.w

n = ~ 4 u : - y
Train so. Train 80 Train 81.
}. MAIL: ExPEEssIIoU. Ex.
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Norfolk & w estern
Railroad.
AAWESTwARD

Time Table in effect May %, 1884.
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Mali trains South bound connects at Chariot
tesville, with Chesapeake and Ohio r. W. Cast
West; at Lynchburg, with Norfolk and Western r.
u through Southwest Virginia to Nashville, New
Orleans, Memphis, Litte Rock nd pexas, aud at
DanNille with Riehnona and DanYile Railroad.
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purchased that, with one or two
men will accomplish the work that
ten men now do, and do it much
better why do cultivatOrs not take
hold Of these things!
Agricultural implements, costing
one fifty dollars, will save expenses
for labor under the old system, to
the amount of the original cost
every month.
The less labor required to cause
the earth to bring forth her pro-
ducts will leduce expenses to that
amount.
Retrenchment should be made
all round. and then things will seek
an equilibrium and will prosper
again.
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HE4 WING THE LEAD.

Any one who has travelled on the
Mississippi during low water, has
witnessed the process of heaving
the lead, and will see where the
:'iaugh comes in" in the following,
without much difficulty:
The Fanny was coming down the
Upper Mississippi, loaded with pig
lead. As she was going over a
shoal place the pilot gave the sig
nal to heave the lead. The Only
man forwarda at the time was a green
IriShman.
"Why don't you heave the
lead -
SIS it to heave the lead. your hon
or? Where to-
"Overboard, you blockheai Z"
The lrishman snatched ~ one Of
the pigs Of lead and threw it over
board; the mate, iu endeavoring to
prevent him lost his balance and fell
into the river.
The captain, running to the edge
Of the deck, asked ; "why don't
you heavc the lead and sing out
how much water there is 2"
"The lead is heaved, your honor,
and the mates gone down to see
how much water there u.s." respond
ed Pat.
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tisements nor then, if peculiarly objectiona-
BILE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

We acknowledge the receipt Of a
complimentary ticket from the Hon
ma Dramatic Club to a mns;cai
and dramatic performance by that
Club which came of July 10.
"Lady Dudley's Secret" and
''Turn him out" were the plays pla
ced on the stage and were no doubt
will played, furnishing Amusement
and pleasure to the audience.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12


The revelations of the Grant and
Ward swindle in New York is a re
cor! Of the most audacious robber-
les that has taken place in Ameri-
ca since the great Mississippi but
Bile was exploded.
No cash book, no knowledge Of
the various transactions that we're
going, on stocks bought, sold, or
pledged in every direction without
any record kept Of them, three part
ners each drawing S3OOO.OO per
mouth pocket money, assets said to
be worth over twenty seven mil.
lion dollars, really worth but sixty
seven thousand dollars.
The firm gobbled every thing in
sight, the young Grants gathered
their father.in-laws' money and
sank into the same pool.
The people of this country have
done a great deal for Gen. Grant
They have given him plenty Of
means to live comfortably, and in
a digniied manner worthy of an
ex-President Of the United States.
Instead of so doing he has gone
into Wall street and there, by the
use OF his name literally and coolly
robbed his %confiding countrymen
OF about seventeen million of dol
lars.
1t may be said that Grant was
made a dupe of by Ward.
1t Is hardly probable that a man
OF his abilities could have been nm
of the looseness and rotten
ness Of the firm that was carving
these yillainous transactions.
At any rate, Wall street was no
place for an e%x-presilent Of the Uni
ted States.
Thomas Jefferson sold his libra
~ to obtain bread in his old davs.
James Madison did the same thing
James Monroe died a paper, other
Presidents maintained the high dig
nifty of their position in quiet and
seclusion. \
1t remained TO. Gen. Grant To
make "A spectacle Of himself At
the whole American nation
ian blush.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

At a Taoleau lately gwen at Ma
poleonville one Of the ladies, who
took part therein, wore a dress that
was worn by the late Mrs. Foley,
100 years ago, great grandmother
of 81. B. Foley, and also of D. B.
Pugh & Bros, of this parish.
The robe was intact !; and it is pro
posed to use it again in 1884.