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ACAasRb.

The committee of Thibodaux Fire Co, No.
and Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. l. desire
to publicly return their sincere thanks
10 the ladies' under whose direction were
gwen the entertainments, for the benefit Of
the two companies Mrs. S. +. Grisan,cre.
Mrs. >. NJ. Guardia, Mrs. +. Perkins.
To Mrs J. T.. Blanchard, for her services IS
musician aud leader of the musical program
me and for the nse OF her piano..
To Mrs. Maihiot. Mrs. j.. T Thihodaux and
the Misses Gruneherg. whose musical talents
added much to the ENTERTAINMENT of the au-
diences.
To Mrs. j. G. Oschwald. Mrs. p. A. DeMa.
made, Mrs. Landry, Mrs. J. Robichaux, Mrs.
Grlina. and her corps OF fair assistants who
presided over the stands.
To Messis Guardia, Vsisin Guillot, Il. Coin
tement and Hon. 1. D. Moore who SO kindly
volunteered their services.
10 Messrs E. A. O'Sullivan, G.. T.. Schrenk.
Or, >. }. Daigre, A. J. Perrin and E. Perrin
Tor their efficient services in the orchestra.
10 twenty four fair ladies' composing the
Broom Guards, Tor their promptnrss and pa
thence i'll attending and practicing the drill,
and Tor their excellent and successful exhibi-
ton upon the stage.
10 Mrs. Binnings for the presentation OF
fine cakes. And to all others who have aide.l
MS either by time or labor.
H.. H. Michelet,
Z. Riviere
j. G. Oschwald.
T.. Azema.
Il. X. Mcbride,
Fred. Lusignan.
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Registration Notice
Office Registrar Voters,

Office Registrar Voters.
Lafourche, Aug. q, 1884.
l hereby give notice that the registration
office OF tie parish Of Lafourche will be open
at the following places for the purpose Of reg
lstering such voters who may not already be
re registered. Also fora all voters who NAV have
changed their precincts to come forward and
have the change made on the poll books.
Court House Thlbodaux from iSept. 4th TO
18th inclusive.
18th Precint. Lafourche Crossing at Seyinss
store. Friday. Stpt. 9Th
9TH Precinct. At store near Pierre Bou-
dreaux. Saturday. Sept. 20.
9th Precinct. Ciedement Thibodaux, Mon
day morning, and at Louis Lczin Martin, Mon
day evening, Sept. y.
9TH Precinct. Frozin Dabin, Tuesday morn
ing, and at Mervilic Rome, Tuesday evening.
sept. n. ; and at Dallnas Kobiclaux. Wednes
day morning, Sept. %.
9th Precinct. Thos. LeBlanc's store We'd
nesday evening. Sept. %. and Lockport at
Gnstaye Barrios' store, Thursday. Sept. Is.
9TH Precinct. NJ Delaune, Friday morning.
and at NJ. Gui',roz, Friday evening. Sept. a.;
and ut Livaudais Ledet, Saturday morning.
Sept. IS
END Precinct. Cut.Of, at Ducos Bros.
Saturday evening. sept. ~.
Other appointments will be announced
next week. K. Z. MCBRIDE,
Registrar Voters Lafourchc.
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$500 REWARD!
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

SHERIFF"S OFFICE,
M Thibodaux, La, July 18th, 1884.
The president of the Police Jury of the parish
Of Lafourche offers q reward Of two hundred
Dollars for tho arrest and delivery in Tho
Thibodaux Jail of the murderer, Anderson So.
plus, colored, who made his escape on tho
night OF the y inst after having been tried
and convicted for the murder of his vito
Barbara Hunter.
DESCRIPTION:
He is about % years old, about 5 feet, S or 4
inches in height, full face, weighs about $50
pounds, pleasant expression, large nose and
when talking generally makes gestures with
his b ands he has in his face small white sDota
which resemble pimples out they are not,
his hair has been recently clipped, he il
very fond of smoking cigarettes: cda0r. hiscE.
THEOPH1LE THIBODiUX.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Lafourche.
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Notice Assessments.

Assessors Office, Parish ~lAfourche. /,
July lite, 1884.
Owing to the great and wide spread deyas-
:"tion on the left bank Of Lafourchc, caused
oy the Davis Crevasse, I have been unable to
complete list of Assessments this wear in time
to submit it to Police Jury on the lst Monday
in July in accordance with law. l do now rive
notice to all tax payers of the parish OF L.
fonrche, that the list of assessments for an.
real and personal property will DO completo
in ten days from date hereof, and that hosn
ty Lays from the expiration Of the ten days,
or from the 18th July, will be given to all tax
payers who may consider themselves appriev
ed to come before me to 1have same adjusted,
or IN the event Of our failure to agree. Chat
the same may be referred to the Police jury.
X. X. MCBRIDE.
Assessor, Parish Lafourcho
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On to morrow will be the grand
annual Excursion of Protector Fire
Go. No. ? to New Orleans.
The train will leave Thibodaux
at $50 A. NJ. and returning will
leave the City on Monday evening,
thus giving the excurtionists 80
hours to visit the Exposition build
ings, and other sights aud other Gu
riOsities.
Fare is only $3.50 for the round
trip. This will be cheap opportuni
ty to make a trip, witness the ruin
and devastation of the Davis ere
vase, and attend to business at
the same time.
There will doubtless be a large
crowd at the depot to morrow morn
ing.
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Widow Phoebe s. Tompkins rs. 10
si0h B0Stick.

By virtue of a writ of Fler Faeias to me di-
recte., by the Honorable James Rogers Jus-
tice of the Peace End ward. Parish OF La
fourche in the above entitled and numbered
case, l have seized and will on Saturday the
9th day of September at II o'clock meridian
sell to the highest bidder, at pnblic auction,
in front Of the Court House, in the Town OF
Thibodaux the following described property,
to-wit, seized in this case.
1st. l busy with harness attached. 2nd.
l Sewing Machine. 3rd. | Clock. 4th. / leo
Cream Freezer. 9th. | Grey Horse. 9th. /
Roam Mare.
treasury notes.
ALFRED ENGERRAN,
Constable, 2nd Ward, Parish of Lafourche.
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heads Of the sin gers
The Marseillaise.

The curtain rose and exhibited
the Broom Guards in line, occupy
ing two sides of u triangle, with the
flag bearer in the angle. w hen
the last verse was sung the flag
bearer knelt in front with flag
erect. As the song closed, the red
lights were let on giving the tab
lcau Il most, beautiful aud weird APP
appearance.
The Hollow Square.
The Broom Guards having been
formed into a hollow square on the
centre Of the stage were placed in
position Of "guard against cavalry"
when the stage was lit up with red
light, rendering the tableau charm
ing and picturesque.
Tenting on the old camp ground.
AS the curtain rose the Guards
were seen sitting on the lawn
around the tent, with sentinel pa
cling to and fro in the rear. Some
were cooking i'll a big camp pot,
others reading, smoking, playing
seven up aud some were polishing
arms. At the close Of tue song
the scenery was illuminated
forming Il tableau that could not be
surpassed in magnificenee and
grandeur. On Saturday evening
the illumination was perfect, Civ
ing the spectators Il scene of COR
geous splendor the like of which
was never seen in this town on any
previous OCCASION.
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NOTICE!

Having purchased the eligiblys situated boil
er shop Of P. Hogan, in TINS town, I am now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full sstisfac
ton guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. 1have secured the services at M.
r. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
Will md 1t to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
WIN. H. Raglan.
Thibodaux, Aprll 9th. 1883.
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PRESENTATION OF A MEDAL,

At Firemen's Hall. on last Satur
day evening, after the orchestra
had played the opening tune, the
curtain was raised. A number of
the members of 1hibodaur Fire Co.
No. l marched Oh the stage accom-
panied by Hon. Isaiah D. Moore
who inquired if Major S. T. Grisa.
more was III the audience aud invi>
ted him to come upon the stage.
That gentleman did SO, when Mr..
Moore in 4 neat and rather compli-
mentary address, in behalf of the
members of Thibodaur Fire Co. Nc.
l, presented Mr.. Grisamore with a
fine medal as atestimonial of friend
ship from his fellow members.
Mr.. Grisamore, in accepting the
same, remarked in substance
That IS years ago, he was one of
twelve citizens who had organized
Thibodanr FIRE Co. No. l, from
which had sprung two similar or
ganisations these, united, had
formed a Fire Department, that,
for efficiency and practical service
was not excelled by any organisa-
ton in any town Of this country, of
an equal population to that of Thi-
bodaux. The speaker did not ina
CINE that he would be accused of
egotism or vanity when he made
the assertion that the effort, made
a quarter of q century ago, had
proven to be a complete success.
The speaker furthermore stated
that of the eleven citizens that were
associated with him in that under
taking, the name of but one re
NAMED ON the rolls to day and that
one had long ceased to be an active
member.
In accepting the testimonial, Mr..
Grisamore concluded, coming as it
did from friends with whom he had
long been associated, in the per
Torrance of those duties incumbent
upon good citizens, which the pro
lection of their own and their neigh
boris property required, he received
the gift with warn feelings of emo
ton and gratitude ; but, highly as
he appreciated this testimonial of
friendship, that appreciation was
far less than that which he had al
ways felt and would ever entertain,
for the uniform kindness and cour
tesy that he had ever experienced
from his associates of Ihibodaur
Fire Co. No. 1.
The medal is made of solid gold.
in a circular form, II inches in dia
meter. On the face are engraved
the words presented by Thibo
daux Fire Co. Nc. l." On the re-
verse are the words: "2255 years a
Fireman-18S4," The medal is pen
dant to q crescent upon which is
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On Monday, September Is, the
Guion Academy free school will be
opened for a session of three
months, payable out of special tax
fund OF the Corporation of Thibo
daux.
On the same day the Corporation
School will be opened for the same
length of time.
1t is important that the pupils
should all be present at the open
ing so that all may start off at
once in their studies.
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NOTICE.

My friends and the public are rotided that
l have opened o Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Thibodanx Bridge, whore
l VIII keep constantly on hand . full supply
Ct droceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors.
Give me . call and examine my assortment.
JOHN OEZAUCHE
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NOTICE!

The c~opartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under tho firm name
OF j. I. Thib0daux is this day dissolved Nv m
tual consent. DR.. H. Dansereau retirinr I'M
transferring all his interest to Jos. T. Thiho-
deaux who assumes all the liabilities az tha
late firm.
IT. THIBODEAUx. !.
H. DANNEREAU.
ThibOdaux, June l6, 1884.
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The following private schools are
open in Thibodaux Mr.. John Ell
freth OH Jackson St.;)Misses Rogers
on St. Philip st. Misses Naquin
ON Canal St. /; Mrs. Beatty on st.
Philip st ; the Convent and St.
Joseph's College,
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COLLECTOR.

l am prepared to collect all kind of bills
lntrusted to my care. Prompt attention
gwen to all matters intrusted to me. Best
OF references furnished. Address:
FRED DAVIS.
Constable 9th Ward, Lockport P. O.
Aug. 3O-;94-ly.
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AZ the SENTINEL goes to press,
private information is received
that Mr.. f. j. Gay will accept the
nomination, as the Democratic can
didate for Congress in this third
Congressional District.
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Notice.

All persons who may have Communication tick
cts, issued by tho Evergreen Dramatic Club.
are requested 70 present them for redemption
the undersigned within ten days from this
be considered null and void.
JNO. FULFORD,
Secretary +. D.. C.
Thibodaux, Sept. 9th, 1884.
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METEOROLOGICAL
RECORD.
ThibOdaux, La, September, 1884.
LOCAL NEWS.

AT the next meeting of the Su
gar Planters Association in Thibo
daux, MI. Lewis Gu!on will read "a
paper OH some subject interesting
to the planting community.
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Will some propounder of conun
drums nnravel the following1
Why is it. when live shrimps
have but II head, a purchaser of
dried shrimps always gets two
heads for each body7
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Lieutenant Governor Knob!och.
wife and daughter, after a pleas
ant sojou1n Of Il mouth in Wan
kesha, Wisconsin, returned home
last Friday, looking admirably
well.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending Sept. II. 1884.

STRANGERS ROTEL.-J. II. William.
son, Hiram Calm, j. Loeb. Chas. =. lew
Henry Mauras, Z. +. Henderson, s. Wolf, f..
Ogden. l tieissert. n. o.; p. O. Rousseau. La
1onrche +. A. Quinn, Cincinnati; Geo. Stur
ges, Boston.
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the name OF the dOn..e.
The whole was manufactured and
engraved by Mr.: Monier Of Thibo
daux, in a manner which reflects
credit upon that skillful and able
workman.
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Buy Sugar house lamps from s.
Grisamore.
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s. T.. Gcisamore is the agent for
for the Monumental Bronze Com
pany Of Bridgeport, Connecticut,
which makes the white zinc monu
smentS.
This material is more durable
than marble, costs less, and will
not fade. and discOlor like marble
Call at his Office and examine
sample, model and designs.
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THE FIREMEN'S FAIR.

Luis uSaSilvuCcnC eDLeE t1lnel
came of as advertised.
On Friday evening, Septembe,
5, 1884, the Hall was opened aut
quite a large assembly was soon CO
lected therein.
The stage was most beautifully
and t~astefully decorated with ever
greens and moss and lit up with
brilliant lamps and Chinese lau
terms.
Part 1.-Overture, J. j. D., E. p.
A. P.,; Chorus, Star Spangled
Banner, Broom Guards; Duo, See
the Pale Moon, Mrs. NJ. NJ, Miss
A. Co.; Counter March, Broom
Guards Soprano Solo, Cuckoo
Song. Miss NJ. g.; Manual OF
Arms. Broom Guards Z; Contralto
Solo, When the tide comes in, Miss
I. 3. G., ; Chorus, MarSel'aiae,
Trio, the Mermaids' evening song
Misses Gruneberg; Hollow Sena,e
Broom Guards. Tableau.
Part 2. - Orchestra. Chorns,
tentinS On the old camp groucd,
Broom Guards ; Bird Song, G. &.
T.; Violin Solo. cavatina, G. L. S
Soprano Solo. orange blossoms.
Mrs. j. I. r.; Counter March,
Broom Guards Soprano Solo, II
taut partir, Miss NJ. c.. c.; Chorus,
song Of the drum, Broom Guards.
The marches, songs and tableaux
of the Broom Guards were a fepe
tition Of those given, on July } and
4, last. All were given in a hand
someand digniied style, and eIici
ted the warmest applause of the au
dience.
The vocal music was excellent,
aud the Messrs. Perrin and DIR.
Daigre are excellent musicians and
receive the applause of
their audiences.
The first appearance OF Mr.. G. S.
in Thibodaux, in Il violin
solo at once captured the audience
who would not be satisfied with any
less than d repetition. The
same may be said CT Charley Thibo
deaux's bird imitation song which
he had to repeat to crafty the
Mrs. J. I. T. always CON
mands the attention of any au
and fully sustained herself
Oh this evening.
The three Gruneberg sisters, who
80 very, kindly came from New Or
leans, acquitted themselves il their
many songs to the entire satisfac
ton Of the audience and fully sus
their reputation as highly
accomplished and graceful musi
Mrs. Malhiot assisted in a duo
with her usual excellence.
The restaurant, ice cream and
tables were we'll patron
Ized ; the flying horses delighted
The little folks.
When the programme was com
chairs were removed, aud q
lance inaugurated in which the
people enjoyed themselves
heartily until chandeliers aunounc
ID TIME when they dispersed, all
delighted and satisfied that the
entertainment could not
veil be surpassed for pleasure and
'njoyment.
The programme of the second
evening was similar to that Of the
irst one.
The songs were different and Civ
n with as much qualification and
IN tho audionoo 30 uror A.
previous evening. During the
evening MI. E. A. O'Sullivan sang.
nd with Mr.. Schrenck gave a per
on the violin.
The tables. as rs nal were we'll ma
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We have been shown q diagram
of a Sugar Mill designed by Mr..
Frank Printz-a skilled mechanic
of ThibOdaux-which is claimed to
be a great improvement over the
plan generally in use.
The bed plate 10 done away with
which is said to be the cause of
much breakage III machinery. The
plan looks feasible aud may prove
to be Of great utility in the future,
among sugar growers.
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knights Of the Golden
Rule.

Thibodanx Castle No. l26 meets, in Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Market and Patriot SITS,
on the second fourth Tuesdays of each month
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A OF LOUISIANA.

End ward, Justice Conr' of James
Rogers, Latonrche.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-17
TO SAVE THE FORESTS.
Opening of the Forestry Congress
 SAratOQA.

Opening of the Forestry Congress at Saratoga.
 SARATOGA. N. Y., Sept. 1.-The Ameri- can forestry congress opened it's first annual meeting here this evening. Hon. George E. Loring, United States commissioner of agri- culture, delivered the annual address, an- nouncing the purpose of the convention to be an appeal to the owners of land and the man. agers of public affairs in behalf of the for estal industry of the country. The great problem now studied everywhere is how can our home industries be most proftably devel- oped and no industry is more important than that which would protect the forests. Up to the present time the whole business @s lum- bering has been to great extent extrava- gantly and recklessly conducted. Now it is one of the most intricate and trouble some questions presented to the mind of the economists. How to deal with our forests, how to preserve and restore them, how to plant trees upon waste lands, how to protect them by any form of legislation, are all questions difficult to settle that I have never been able to ascertain exactly what is the definite policy of any individual or of any body of individuals. Dr. Loring spoke favorably of the system of forestry legislation now taking place in Ohio and of the law passed last winter in this State respecting the Adj rondaeks and their preservation. He recom- mended the introduction of similar bills in all the States of the Union as tending to promote the interests of the whole country in this regard. The principal meeting will be held tomorrow, when officers of the as- sociation will be chosen and papers read bearing on the condition of the Adirondacks and the various water courses of New York State
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-17
TELRGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.

To-day is the 254th anniversary of the set tlsment of Boston. Flags will be displayed from all the public buildings and the City Hall will be closed at 12 o'clock
 A meeting of the United States Veterinary Medical association was held yesterday at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati, which was attend ed by number of distinguished veterina- rians from different parts of the United States.
 Tho Berner House at Old Orchard, Me, was entered Monday night by burglars and $9O0 in cash taken from the safe with good watch and chain, also wallet with valuable papers. A man named Donovan has been arrested on suspicion.
 z Yesterday morning the south bound Wabash freight was wrecked six miles below Carmi, Ill., The head brakeman was killed and the engineer and fireman seriously in jured. The train of thirteen cars with their cargoes of valuable merchandise were totally wrecked.
 Base ball yesterday: At Detroit, Provi- dence 4, Detroits 9: at Chicago, Chicagos 17, Bostons O; at Cleveland, Clevelands 12, New Yorks 8; at Buffalo, Bufalos 14, Philadel- phias 4; at Toledo, Toledos 2, Bal timores 3; at Columbus, Athletics 4, Columbus 4; at Louisville, Louisvilles 6, AIleGhanys 1; at Cincinnati, Cincinnatis il, Brooklyns 0; at Baltimore, Pittsburg Unions Il, Baltimore Unions 4; at Washington, St. Louis Unions 9, National Unions 4; at Bos- ton, Cincinnati Unions 8, Boston Unions 4.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-17
It,s an HI wind. Etc.

SANDWICH, Mass, Sept. 16.-A heavy gale has been blowing from the southwest since midnight and has done good work for Cape Cod fishermen. A good haul is reported from different localities within the last twen- ty-four hours. Four thousand large bluefsh have been caught in single trap. Other traps are full, but the wind prevents pulling. Lower down on the cape 8 good haul has been made of mackerel. The wind is blow ing terrific gale, but no serious damage has been done. Local fishing vessels are nearly all in the harbor
 .PRovNcETowN, Mass, Sept. 16.-The wind has been blowing nearly gale from the southwest in this vicinity during the day, making heavy sea in the bay and h&r- bor. A large amount of shipping was in port and the schooner George W. Bentley and a coal laden schooner dragged their an chors and came ashore on the flats. The steamer Longfellow did not leave the dock on her return to Boston until o'clock