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The Republican Rally at EImdaIe.


ELdDALE, KAN, Aug. 30.-The Re-
publican rally and pole-rsisIng at this
place Is the occasion of an immense out
pouring. Over fifteen hundred people
are present. As early as 1880 this
morning delegations by wagons and
special and regular trains commenced
rolling IN, and at half past one this after
noon ElmdSle was literally packed
with people. Several cornet bands from
Cottonwood Falls and Strong City en-
livened the occasion with music as
sisted by the glee clubs of those two
cities and Elmdale. The flag was raised
on the 1l3-foot pole amid cheers and
music and 8 salute from an anvil bat
terry, sitter which three cheers were given
for Blaine and Logan, three for the
whole state ticket, and three for Senator
Crane. The immense crowd then
marched to the grove where they are be-
ing entertained by Capt. A. B. johnson
of Topeka. He Will be followed by 8
r.. Bradford, candidsted for attorney
general; j. +. COchrane and others. a
8. Bailey, president of the Elmdalt
Blaine and Logan club, Is presiding
One of the features of the procession
was the large turnout by the colored
Blaine and Logan flambeau club Of
Strong City commanded by First Lieu
tenant L. s. Wood, and the white fam.
beau from the same place, commanded
by Chas. Jones.
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Dr.. KNIGHT. Midwifery; DIR, France;
my; DR.. AcCagty. Chemistry; DR.. W. l. He'd.
dens, Gynoccolaogy; DE. Doniphen, JuTis-
practice; Or. Christophef, Physiology: Drr
DonelAn, Diseases OF Women.
y. u. Richmond n D., A.V. Barnes n,
D. 81. Joseph No.
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Pretty as q picture. TWeniy-tour
beautiful cOlors Of the Diamond Dyes,
for silk, wool, cotton, &c, 10c each. A
child can use with perfect success. Get
at once at your druggists. Wells. Rich
ardson g. Co., Burlington, Vt.
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EIIEabeth'G Rfrst shot.

JoHNsTswN, n. r, Sept. 1.-1frs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton cast her first
vote in the school election here to-day.
She was elected q trustee.
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1lcnn nr1nrnnnnr.u

DR.. n. exte nds . cordial invitation TO those
OF the faculty whom he has been unable 70
meet to visit his ONCE.
ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL COLLEGE FACUL-
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know Of my professional knowledge tina,
DR.. Louis II. AAtthez understands his buef-
ness, and that in relation 70 his patients ha
Il entirely honest and reliable, never pro-
missing what he connot do.
J. @. HEARNz II. D.,
Chief Surgeon H. q st. Joe R. r., and Score
tary Missouri State Board Of Health,
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President Co,,sre or - hisIETss J4CEsoa.
I,et..r, "a ,,a.onu.,a..,o. -

Letters Of Recommendation can be seen n
Dr.. AAtthez's ONCE from the leading medi-
cal men and prominent diVinee OF 1ySicS@n
and many other prominent persona0eE. IN
cludtng testimonials from those IN avery
station IN LIFE all Of whom have been made
happy BY his scientific method Of adIustmenf
in sVery case requiring glasses.
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STATE OF ILLrso1s.

Chicago.
This IS TO certify that DR.. Louis II. AAtthez
hhs given special attention 70 the pFactIcSI
correction OF errors OF refFaction and Tor
which consider him abundaEtly able
LYHAH WAKE, n. D.,
Examining Surgeon.
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ConnecfIcut Democrna.-

HARTF'RD, Conn, Sept e.-The stats
Democratic convention met this morn
ing. Edward Seymour was elected tenn
poraFy chairman. Governor Walker was
e-nomInsled by acclAmatIoD.
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The Proper TaH.

LEAvKNwoRTH, Aug 30.-At the reg
uIar meeting of the Leayenworth Tem-
perance union Friday evening the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That We are unalferabIy
opposed to the organization of . third
political party in Kansas; that the pro.
hIbItionists, tight policy clearly IL "a
give their active support to the Republf.
can state ticket now nominated.
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ConNeErfng vgith e. Blalne.

Augusta. Me-. Aug. 3O.-Mr Blaine
and Senator Benjamin HeErison, Of In
diana, arrived In Augusts to night. Gen.
Harrison Il q guest OF Mr.. Blaine.
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coBeordIs RepubI,cans.

CoNCORDTA, Kan, Aug. 30.-CoI. Mar
tin, Republican candidate for governor,
had hearty reception here to day on
his arrival from Belolt. He was met by
admirers headed by band Of music.
He addressed the people al the opera
house this afternoon, followed by STAN
baugh of Abilene, and was greeted by
hearty ana continued applause. Tonight
the streets are fiIled with people drawn
out by bands of music and q tofchlight
procession. Capt Geo. X Peck, OF To-
peka, and others Will address the people.
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H1AvA-HA. Kss.. Apr,, 2, ~

take pleasure IN recommending DR.. LouIa
h AA$theZ as an optfciAn of high Standing
nence In the medical profession, and Also
from his general reputation Those needing
to consult him.
E.w. BLISS, II. D. oculiss.
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Tho Indiana canpairu.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. S0.-The
campaign was formerly opened here 70.
night by the Democrats with an impos-
ing demonstration in honor Of Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks. The party
strained itself to eclipse last Saturdays
Republican meeting and succeeded.
Five thousand uniform men, with mater
iel, music, torches, transpareneies and
miscellaneous Democratic insignia,
marched and countermarchedo on Wash
ington street, and an immense concourse
of people turned out to see them. The
column occupied half an hour in pass
ing q given point. The most conspic-
uous part of the procession w0s that
composed of the ''autocrate,' -
9 so called labor organization, whose
cry is, "GiVe muscle an equal eheEce
with money" There were 1000 Of them
in line. Considering the fact that it was
strictly of local character, the demon
stration was the most cEedlta BILE the
Democracy have given in the Hoosier
Capital for many years. The state GEN.
trail committee spared neither work nor
expense TO make It signal success, and
every ward and precinct In the city. to-
gether with the out townships, was rep
resented. The oratorical feature Of the
occasion was not so satisfactory, as 1t
was impossible to command the atteR-
ton of the multitude, the meeting being
held outdoors. Hon. VIM. Henderson
presided in Central Park. Judge David
Turpie spoke for two hours on campaign
issues, but did not receive thoroughly
respectable hearing on occouot OF the
impatIence 70 listen to Mr.. Hendricks
The latter began at 10 O'Clock, and al.
though the crowd had disappeared
materially his auditors were enthusiastic
and gave him warm reception,
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The Aichison Globe has enlarged by
adding column to each page. We doubt
whether il would be possible 10 get more
meat" in. that paper if it were three
times as big a. It's present size.
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OFFICE OF
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR.
GEnN9
uarriaen and H,

HARTi9ch and Honore Street ChicaRo
Df. Louis n. Matthew Of this city has helm
ed me 30 greatly in my falling vision bV ri
accurate selection and adjustment OF Risases
that recommend him with gratitude And
eheerfulness TO SIMILAR unfortunates WITH NV.
P1oy. A. REEVES JAcxson.
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COOLIDGE HOUSE, EMPORIA, K An
OFFICE

Room No. 2. ParlOr Floor
To remain with us q short time only, offers
TO those who are suffering from
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NOTES AND NOTIONS

The summer b ended, The harvest b.
PAST md SailI the iDenoeratic party II
not saved. re- ss5tlis
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NOTICE.


Episcopal Church, Thibodaux. Louisiana,
held on the 9Th day of May, a. D.. 1884, the
followln. resolutions were adopted
"Resulved. That hereafter the one half of
all sums for Burial Lots, in st. Johns Gene
terry shall be set apart and kept separate
from all other funds and shall be known as,
THE ENDOWMENT FUND OF ST. JOHNS
EPISCOPAL CEMETERY,
and shall be used for no purpose whatever
until the same shall reach the sum of Two
five Hundred Dollars : $500 O)
Resolved, further, That the Vestry shall,
from time To time invest such sums as may be
found i'll the Endowment Fund. the proceeds
of which shall be added to the principal Of
fund and become IL part thereof"
A True copy from the minutes.
i. I. GRISAMORE.
and Treasurer of st. Johns Church =.
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Notice..

The Democratic State Central Committee
have fixed upon Jnne II, 1854, for the meet
ing OF IA convention to nominate delegates to
tue National Democratic Convention which
VIII meet on July s, 1884. to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice President Of
tue United States and to nominate electors
to be voted for by the Democrats OF LOUISE
ana, at the election. in November. 1884.
AT u mass-meeting Of the Democratic Par
ty OF Lafourche, held in rhibodaux, ON Nov,
20. 1888. the following persons we're chosen
delegates to represent the Democracy in all
that may be held either State
Senatorial or Judicial until the year 1887:
John NJ. Howell, Chairman Clay Kno-
bloch, ID. Mo"le, II. N. Coulon, p. o. Rous-
seau. b. A. Wormold, DIR. John Gazzo, John
5. Billiu and }. ici-maque Buleaux.
l therefore notify said delegates to attend
the said conventions, at Baton Rouge, on
June u. 1884, either in person or by proxy to
representative Democratic Party OF Lafourche.
: L. GRiSAMORE,
Chairman, Democratic Central Committee.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
iSh OF LafOurc!,e.
Atrca Philippeau cs.. No. 1880, Ms
John Hetoyn, ct ais. ,Sale to ef
feet q partition.

Pursuant to IN order and decree of the
above Court AMI in obedience 20 IA commits
sion to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit | will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last aud
highest bidder ut the Cour. House in the town
of Thih"IaHN On Saturday the eth, day of
June, lSSt. between the hours OF ii o'clock
A. N. and ! O'Clock Z. NJ. to effect 4, ;,arti-
ton between parties III interest the foiloWIu.
described property to-wit:
l. Two certain lots Of ground or town lots
situated in this Parish, in the own of Thibo-
danX. being lots No. 6 and IL, on the plan of
the town of Thibodaux, made and executed
on lst May 1912 by James g.. Grinage which
said two lots are bounded as follows: in
front or North by Levee street. West By Ma
ronee street, East by Patriot street, and
South by second or Market street, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
:. \ certain lot OF ground or town lot ST.
tUated in the town of Thibodaux and be-
ing lot No. 40 on the plan OF said town made
and executed on the Of May, 1872. by James
u. Grinage, and being bounded in front OF
East by Maronge street, South by lot No. l.
and North by lat No. d, together with all
the buildings ard improvements thereon.
Also all the moyables belonging to the sue
cessions OF Mathurin P%hilippeuu and his wife
Lucille Hubert both deceased. the same as
July described in the inventory. on file, in
my once, taken by Emile f.. Leblanc. Depu-
ty Clerk of Court of the Parish of Latourche
on the Goth day of April, 1881.
On the following terms and conditions. viz
The undivided twenty-four thirty-seconds
tor cash being the property and share of AL
fred Ph'lippeau in said property.
The undivided four thirty-seconds belonging
to Mrs. John Hetfern, for one third cash, aud
the balance in two equal instruments pay
able respectively i'll one and two years from
The OaV OF sale fhn credit YnStllnpnfS 1oinn
secured by special mortgage and vendors
privilege with the usual clause cor cerning at
torney's fees said credit instalments to be re-
presented by notes to suit parties in inter est
and the remaining undivided four thirty-sec-
onds belonging to the minors heirs Of Marie
Angelina Pbilippeau, deceased wife of F. Jus
tin Gard6. to be sold on the same terms and
conditions as the share and portion belonging
to Mrs. John Heffern.
May 3rd, 1884.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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1t is rather amusing to read the
columns of those anti administra
ton papers in Louisiana who keep
up the same lugubrious music they
were trying to chant previous to
the election.
S. D. McEnery has been elected
fairly and honestly, Governor of
Louisiana, has taken the oath of
office and is going to be Governor
of Louisiana for four years to come.
Could not these chronic GROWERS
give the man II chance now to
show what he will do and keep
easy for u few weeks, at least, until
they a set thos doleful songs to
new music?
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-A large pro-
portion OF the readers of the IHib0dauc
Sentinel are farmers. many of whom desire
a great deal more of farm literature than
we are able to give in our limited space.
To accommodate all such we have made
arrangements with the publishers of the
-1me'ican Farmer to give it as a premium
for one year to every subscriber Of the
Thibodaur Sentinel who pays his subscrip-
tion in advance. The american Farmer is
a large IL page paper, published at Fort
Wayne. Ind. the subscription price of
which is $l.oo per year. Every planter in
Lafourche parish should avail himself Of
this magnificent offer.
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lance of pupils was 1900, average
than any other rural parish.
In 1882 it was, local taxes.
S57SS.O9 aud poll tax 31259.OO.
making 37O57.O9.
In 1888 it was, local taxes.
s5232.O9 and poll tax 1925 90.
making 3G457.O9. To these NAV
salary of teachers, 5000 per
month. Average length of school
sessions, 5 to 10 months. In 1888
abont the me.
In both years Lafourche has paid
more money from local taxation
be added each about 100000 addi
tlonal raised by the people of Thib.
odaux for the benefit OF her public
schools.
Thirty one parishes paid no local
taxes whatever.
The amount of expenditures for
public schools, in 1882, was S222-
545.9S; in 1883, in was 317S, 961, 80
with a balance of 800, go in the
hands of the various school Treasu
rers.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th judicial District Court, Par
ish of Latou rche.
Mrs.. s. Z. Logan, Is. Joseph E. Lo
am.

I hereby certify that on the 18th day of
April, 1881. the following Judgment was rem
dered ny said Court in this case, Us follows !:
This case having been regularly nxed for
trial, was regularly taken up and tried,
and the law and the evidence being in favor
OF plaintiff aud asains: the def-ndants.
1t Is therefore ordered, adjulged and de-
creed. that plaintiff, Mrs. Susan z. Conway
wife ot Joseph =. Logan, do haze Judgment
dissoiving forever the community of acoacts
and gains heretofore existing between her
and Der said husband and restoring plaintiff
to the administration of her separate proper
ty and iaralhcrnal rights.
1t Is further ordered, afjudged aud decreed,
that in so tIr as III" monied dem "a nd OF plain
tiff is concerned. there ue Judgment as OF non
suit. and that all costs Of suit shall be paid by
defendant.
Thus done ard signed;in open Court this
2Sth day of April, 1881.
lsi.ued) AKrHUR F. KNoBLoCH.
Judge Goth Judicial District.
Filed April 2Sth, 1884.
lS;gneds j. w. KNOBLOCH, :
A tire copy.
(~) Testimony Clerks Office, Parish of
LIS. Latourci.e. May 9th. 1854.
(~~) j. W. kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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We have received q copy Of the
biennial report of the State Super
intendent of Public Education to
the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana, for the years 1SS2-S3,
made by Hon. L. II. Fay, Super
intendant.
1t contains much information,
and valuable suggestions, some Of
which the present Legislature
should heed.
According to this report, the par
ish of Lafourche had 6292 children
of educable age in 1882 and 1888.
Her quota of school funds from the
State distribution for'lSSI Was in
September and Decem Der, $3.50;
in 1882 it was S1447.16; in 1883 it
was s12SO.1O.
In 1882 Lafourche had 35 schools,
II white male and IL white female
teachers-9 male and 5 female co
lored teaches. Whole number of
white male pupils, 554, female SAG ;
40 colored male and 1856 colored
female pupils. Whites, 900, color
ed TAG, total 1916. Average atten
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THE WATER.

FOR the week ending Wednes
o'y' April p, 1884, the Mississippi
river has fallen 8 inches at v;cls.
onrS 4 feet, 4 inches at Memphis
d fret' IL inches at Cairo 2 feet. l
men at st. Louis, aud 4 inches at
New O.leans. The Arkansas b.s
risen 3 inches, the Red river has
fallen 5 inches.
The water in Lafourchc has $ TODD
at Is feet scant until Thursday
when it fell in 36 hours. some tl,rea
inches and stool yesterday morn
ing at Is feet, Sinches.
Work on the Davis creyasse is
sald 0e progressing, but our infor
nation is not very substantial on
that point.
The water west Of Lafourche. in
the rear has risen about one foot
but is now at a stand.
East of US the Davis crevasse
stli' holds possession, the water be
ing very nearly or quite up to the
mark OF 1858. 1t is not likely that
1t will rise again this S
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The great absorbing topic of con
v~ersation among the people of this
parish who reside on the left bank
OF the Bayou, is the effort that is
being made hy the Sewall Brothers
to close the Davis crevasse. Every
day when the mail comes in. the
New Orleans papers are carefully
scanned for the latest news in re-.
gard to the work that is being
done. But the great dailies seem
to consider it a matter of such tri
hing Importance that they do not
think it worth while to devote
eve paragraph to the effort
which is being made to close the
most disastrous break that ever &C
CURED in the State. Every one is
anxious to know just how many
feet Of the piling have been put
down, and how much of the work
is being done each day, and how
MANY feet of piling will be required
to complete the work Of closing the
creyasse. 1t seems to us the great
dailieS Of n. o. could very well de
vote a dozen lines to the Davis ere
vase in every issue for the sake Of
conveying much needed informa
ton on the subject of the crevasse
to their many readers in the vast
of territory affected by the wa
'ers pouring through that gigantic
break.
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&
Proceedings OfTOwn

TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL,
~ Tuesday. May +, 1884.
The Town Council, for the Town of Thiboo
dauH, met. in session, this day at : O'Clock,
Z. NJ.
Present }. l.. Aueoin, Mayor, Ellis Braul
IL. Dalsercau, l. d. Moore, and +. Zcrnott.
Absent: e. Arena, j. NJ. Howell, Trustees.
The minutes OF the previous session were
read and approved, as recorded.
The followln. claims. approved by the Com
lmlttee On Finance, were presented, and, on
motion, duly sccontle ;, the sum of One
Thousand Eight Hundred aud Nincty-five and
ooiloo Dollars Was appropriated to pay the
same.
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The patent Tin Shingles now for
sdie by S. 7. GrisamOre will make
: IRE proof, durable and excellent
'oOf, and are especially adapted to
o'er Dormer windows, galleries
&C They give better ventilation
suso either slate or Shingles. They
3n be taken OF ard relaid without
lose.
They can be put on by any sensible
sorkmep, need no.soldering and are
so'd under fill guarantee to make
perfect roof.
lucy are put in boxes to cover one
.luare of 100 feet aud weigh SIS
pounds.
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On Thursday Mr.. Thcophile Thib
odaux, Sheriff, received the commits
sions for all officers of the Parish.
elected at the April Election. and
will deliver same on application of
the proper parties who are request
ed to call tor the same.
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On last Sunday about II O'Clock
A. NJ. a crevaSSe occurred in the
clouds hanging over ThibOdaux and
gave MS in a few minutes, a delnge
that would have been equal to that
in Noah's time, if 1t had not stop
ned,
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Only one more week when the
fine concerts for the benefit Of the
Gulon Academy School will take
place. This will be Il pleasant time
forall whoilove music, and who wish
to assist in maintaining the school
for the. education TO the Children.
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NOTICE:

ThHEopartnership heretofore existing be-
twet&&fle Undersigned under the tirm name
OF a alnueis Il Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. A. Samuels retiring and
transferring all his interest to Simon Abra-
ham who assumes all the liabilities of the
late firm.
A. SAMUEL.
S. ABRAHAM,
Bush Grove, Parish of Lafourchc, May II, 'S4.
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: The sweet sweepers have been
practising during the week and
making admirable progress
They compose the beauty and
grace OF T%hibodauX's bellies, and
when the time comes for their exhi
pltlon they will give one OF the pref
ueSt representations that havebeen
Witnessed in Thibodaux tor many
days.
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Hon. II. n. CoulOn and DIR. w.
+. HaTang returned to Lafourche
on last night week and returned to
Baton Rouge on Monday, after en-
Joying two days rest from their ar
duous la6crs in Legislative Halls.
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3 hon. r. II. Downing, member of
the Legislature from New o rleans.
the youngest member of the House,
claims to have been born in Thib
odaux in 1862.
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Texas has been having a touch of
rams lately. Trains have been be
0lnd time and all travel deranged.
On last Wednesday the Texas
IRAN did not arrive until nearly
noon, being several hours behind
time.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-05-31

The Steamer Col. Hooker has
built up a nice trade between ThibO
daux and the lower Bayou. She is
making preparations to run to
Grand Isle the coming Summer.