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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-06

Take Notice that acting under q writ Of Fie
ri Facias emanating from the above entitled
Court IN the above entitled aud numbered
case haze seized and will offer for sale at pu
bic auction, pursuant to law tO2the last and
highest bid.ier ut the Court House in the
Town OF ThiEslaux ON Saturday the ooh day
Of December 1884, between the hours Of II A
n. and 4 O'cloek Z. 81. the following describ-
ed property, to-wit:
Is hossh-ads If susa g barrels Of molas-
see. one lot Ut mOlasses in coolers, about 10
barrels more or less, one lot Of mOlasses in the
cistern ut the e1gar hnnse all on tho Abbie
Plantation situated in said parish, lett bank
Of Bayou LafOurche at about two miles shove
the Town Ut ThibOdaux.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot in United States treasury nOtes. ito pay
priacipal, interests and costs Of the above
suit.
Nov. 29th, 1884,
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
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nnCucuS-ee,is pv,at En-,

fkrencus.Aeeiis great ee>sti
ned Circus was here gu Saturday
last. For once, a clrcns has about
falalled it, promises.
There was a fine collection Of
snimals-D cages -amoag whom
were two monster Hippopofami, a
splendid Giraffe, u beautiful Zebra
aud some II or Is Elephants and
Camols.
The procession through the
streets was grand. AZ
Tho immense tents we're Of them
selves . curiosity. The riding was
all bareback aud good. Y
The numerous other perform
ances including the trained dogs
aud donkeys were we'll exhibited.
One peculiarly IF this circus
was, that there was not a vulgar
word used by either clown or actor,
whilst the men about the tents
were polite and obliging.
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The uD~slersigned will receive bids until De
cember II, LISA, tar the keeping in good re-
pair the Following public rea.ls br one year /:
lst. The road leading from Bayou La
fonrche 70 he Cross Plantation sbout ;
miles,
2nd. The BaA Leading ffen Bayou La
aOOut II miles.
3rd. The road leading from the foot Of
jackson street, III the rear u ThibodauA, to
the parish line. about Auils
4th. The rumd leading from the Bayou La
fOurche, through tbs Mathews plantation, to
the settlements in the rear about two mlles.
Bids to be opened ia open session ut the
next: meeting vi the Police Jury, when they
will 10 acted UPON
kSixpsdI H. n. COCLON.
President.
A. ]. LAssEIGHE,
Secretary.
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To all those ,chom these pvosests

To all those scAom these pvose1ts
may eoseer1
law and of AN order Of said Court, granted
ON the 10Th day OF November. 1854, y meet
ing Ut the creditors Ut J0hn +. Folse will he
held on Tuesday tho 9th day Of December,
1884, esmnssnsiig ut 10 o'clock IA. N. before
Louis fhiIlp Caiiiuuet u Notary Public Of said
Parish 1T his office in the town If Thibodau K
for the purpose OF taking into constellation
the affairs Ut the said insOlvent, appointin.
Of syndic, Sc, ami that in the meantime all
proceedings against the person. and proper
,ty Of said insolveut he stayed.
In T-timony whereof
(~~) Witness my land and the impress
Ills. OF the seal OF my Office. this Both day
(~\of Nex. 1884. j. w. KNOBLOCH,
by Clerk.
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There are a great many persons
from the Northern and Western
sections ofthe United States who
will desire to spends portion of the
winter in the South, but who do
not care to remain in the city of
New Orleans, all the time. They
would prefer boarding in some qui-
ct town, within a reasonable dis
lance from the City. Efforts should
be made to accommodate u few such
persons or families in Thibodaux the
present winter. .asE.
If there be any families who have
rooms to spare who would be vii
ling to accommodate boarders for the
winter or u portion thereof, they
might give tn cir names to the Edi-
toraof this paper who will cheerful
~ give them all the aid possible in
procuring visitors to come here and
enjoy Thibodaux hospitality for. the
winter.
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HOTEL ARR HALN.
For tho week ending Dec. 5, 1884.

STRANGERS HOTEL Gil. Lazy, z.
C.Abadie. Pablo Tons. VIM. Carlton. E.. Ro-
scnbcrg, A.. Gauthreaux. II. Is. Simms. L. p.
DeBeatte AID vito, bernard Foster, Bon
Huck, +. D. Ogden, L. J. Samhols, J.. ].
Mcdonald, E. K. kuss. n. Elliot, H. q. Powsr
J. Massicot, H. Helder. v. J. Dnfour, H.
Blank Theo. Frois Jr. N. o. j. N. Reynolds
Evansville, Ind D. p. Curry, Columbus. O.;
J. e. l)rauRhn, Rochester. Ky i. Hays.
James McCane, Little Rock. Ar. Frank Cor
yelle. Chicago F.; l. e. Harte, H.. w. Davis,
John G. Mates, Milwaukee; j. r. Fagsn,
Cincinnati H. NJ. street. Meridien ; J. Barro
Joe FendAl. Ti9ervills; j. NJ. Durand, Hou-
ma Mrs. N. Allemxnd and children. Centre
willie. J. L. Bailey. New Iberia ; DIR. John
GazxO, ~L4afourcho.
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NOTICE
Office Corporation Tax Collector.

U7fce Corporation Tax CoI1ectaF..
: Notice 10 hereby given to tho t~ax.payers of
the Town Of ThibOdaux that the taxes asses
sed fer the year 1884. and set forth in tho
tax rolls on file in my office, that they are now
due and will become delinquent loD tho 31st
day Of December and sVail bear interest At
said date until sol! lin accordance with Ar
ticle 2lO Of the COnstitutiOn.
Persons interested are ivlted to call at once
and settle in order to avoid Interest and cost.
q. j. LEGENDRE.
Corporation Tax Collector.
Ibiboianx, Nov. 2Oth. 81.
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The patent Tin Shingles now for
sale by s. T. Grisam0re will make
a IRE proof, durable and excellent
roof, and are especially adapted to
cover DoFmer windows, galleries
SC. They give better ventilation
than either slate or shingles. They
can be taken off and relaid without
lose. g = .8sss# ssss.
They can be put on by any sensible
workmen, need no soldering and are
sold under full guarantee to make
a perfect roof.
They are put in boxes to cover one
square of 100 feet and weigh 81
! pounds.
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State of Louisiana, Parish Of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, Dec. 3, 1884.
The Police Jury met this day at 9 o,clock
p. M. pursuant to notices. :
Present Messrs. C0ulOn, president, anil
GrisamOre.
Absent Folse, Kraemer, Moran, Mathews
Delaune, Cheramie and Seely.
There being no quorum, on motion of Mr..
Grisamore the J ury adjourned to Wednesday
December 18th, 1894, at p. n.
(Signed) H. n. COULON,
President.
A. j. LASSEIGNE,
Secretary.
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- E&&e A& "a F+& ga
Mrs. Fanny NJ. Beers. agent for
the Soldiers Bivouac, a monthly
magazine published by the South
ern Historical Society Of Louisville,
devoted to the preservation Of con
fdsrate records and deeds, paid Us
. pleasant visit on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Beers was a well known and
able nurse in the confederate hospi
tails during the war of secession,
and bears testimonials Of the high
est character from the distinguish
ed officers with whom she was asso
ciated ID those days that tried
mems souls. Her cause to day is q
precious one and every soldier and
friend of truthful history Should en-
courags her by subscribing to the
BiuoMac.
1t is only two dollars per year,
and is we'll worth thrice that
amount.
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The maximum temperature ID
November, in Thibodaux, was 6S.57
The minimum was 42.77 degrees.
The total rain tall was 1862 inches.
There were eight frosts, six rainy
days and one heavy blow:
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Limo in Baking Powders.

Prof: r. A. Witthans, M. D.. Medical Uni
vossity, Buffalo. N. T., who is the highest
authority, says that Calcium Tartrate
Improperly called Tartrate of Lime). ad-
vertised As the lime found in Baking Pow
ders is derived from the wines that pro-
duce Cream Of Tartar. 1t is a constituent
Of the grape and other fruits and 10 ALSO
lutely harmless.
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The editor is indebted to John
Dolese, Esq, the well-known priu
-cipal OF the famous st. Vincent
school, 1--WE miles above Thibodaux
for q bucket of excellent cutie which
was highly appreciated.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
ish Of LafiOurche.;
John +. FOlse Is. His Creditors.
No. 2OO7,
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Essaany is The Rad 70 Wealth !

Save money by sending for our New %
PAGE PRICK LIST, maileu free to all! You
wilt find by examining it that your expenses
can be sessened fully one. third!
Eirst-class gOOds ut greatly reduced prices.
INV. Pl.AI"r. GrOcerx.
(Estabhd 1861 l17 4 10 Common st,
1t. NEW ORLEANS. LA.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-06

There are two lives in each of us
gliding on at the same time scarcely
connected with each other tho life
of our actions, the life of our minds !:
the external and the inward history ,
the movements of tho frame the deep
and ever restless workings of the heart
History reveals mems deeds, mems out
ward characters but not themselves.
There is a secret self that hath its own
rounded by adream.' .-unpenetrated,
unguessed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-06

The Police Jury met on Wednes-
day. There not icing a q0orum
present it adjourned to meet We'd
nesday December II inst. at
Q O'Clock p. N. whenit il expected
that all the members will be able to
attend. ~xss ap =
a..~ - y s.
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a serious accident occurred some
days ago on the plantation of c..
Mathews 2 miles above Lockport.
Two of the boilers ut his Sugar
Aonse Exploded killing two co'otsd
la6orers.
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$2OO.OOOs'*:.dr s =: s :s s;s:" p.: s :
and by mail yoa will get free = package Of
goods Of large value, that will start you in
work that will at once bring you in money
faster than anything else in America. All
about tho Sow, 900 in presents with each box.
AgentA wantelevery who're. Of either sex, of
ell ages, for all the time, or spare time only,
to work for rs at their own homes. For
tunes for al, workers absolutely assured.
Don't delay. II. HALLETr T. Co., Portland
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Capt. Eads has lately made an ex
animation Of the Atchufalaya and
Red river near their junction with
the Mississippi. Capt. Eads is de
cidedly of the opinion that unless
something Is promptly done to pre-
vent such a disaster the Mississip
pi will soon diverge into the Atcha
falaya. He says that, already a do
posit il forming in the main river,
below the mouth of the Red river
caused by the diversion Of so much
of that stream, into the Atchafala
"a. I'D
This is a serious question. It is
no longer a problem at which We
are to shprg our shoulders, and re
main quiet. Snca a calamity as
the bursting Of the mighty river in
to the Atclrafataya basin would
transform the entire basin from the
Lafourcle to the Teche into one
permanent lake, if it did not cross
the Teche aud seek the Gulf by
meaas of the open praiiie. It is
even . question whether Thibo
daux would not be inundated.
The river commission and Con
gress should take this matter Into
consideration promptly. aud lose no
time in Initiating steps' to partially
and if, necessary, entirely close the
Atchafalaya. At least the danger
should not he permitted to become
greater: than it, now is. Should
thefe come . big rise down. the
Mississippi river at some future
day,{and such auayept might oc
cur tbis winter) when5the Red riv
or viii be low, the rapfdity with
which the water. Rows out of the
main river wduid probably sweep
AWAY the elesent barriers. and, ruin
q large part Of this State.
s ~ "a
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District Court opened last Mon
day, Judge A. F. Knobloch presi
ding. Richard L. Pugh was made
foreman Of the Grand Jury. The
Grand Jury was adjourned until
next Monday, and thss P6tit Jury,
for the first week, was discharged.
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Read the advertisement of the
President of the Police Jury.
ThibOdaux Castle No. 1e6 will meet
On next Tuesday evening, in reru.
lar session.
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The uccess of Mr.. Gays cam
paign is largely due to the skilful
management of his good looking
and talented son-in-law, Andrew
Prlce.-StaMdard.
VIZ say Amen to-the Adore Bro.
Martinet, but We feel allittjt elight
cd because We have our Foster, Calf
cry, Allen, Todd, S5affer, Sigur and
Aycock, in st. Mary. who should be
remembered.-M. Mary Herald.
Neither ~shouldMartinet, Liggins,
Stewart, Hawkins, Batly, aud a
host of heroic colored men who
withstooG the abuse and bulldozing
Of Kellogg's henchmen and manful-
" supported Gay and secured his
election, be forgotten when thanks
are rendered for the great victory
in this district on November 4.
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~-Fierae" plantation, near Raceland, In tho
Parish Of LafourcIe, La. Apply to
J. Is. LALLANDE,
So Union St., New Orleans, La.
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Low water has compelled many
planters to haul their sugar to-. the
Thibodaux Depot by which process
the public roads have been badly
cut up.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Many sugar planters have fnisl
cd rolling.
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Bayou LafOurche is about as low
as 1t. ever gets to b. navigation of
all kinds is about suspended.
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Now is the time to subscribe t.
he SENTINEL.
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Merchants 10 Thibodaux are iii
ing mp their shelves preparatory 10
the winter trade. vTO 81
Purchasers can do as we'll here
in selecting supplies as they can in
New Orleans. The dry goodesa,en
keep q large aud varied assortment
OF AT kinds of merchandise suitable
to the demands OF the surrounding
country. 81
The groceries have a fine assert
ment of all species of provisions,
groceries, canned goods, fruits snd
so forth as can be- found anywhere.
Stoves, queensware. kitchenware
and furniture can he selected from
q large assortment, that the deal
ers keep constantly on hand.
There are Hotels and Restau
rants where visitors car obtain
lodging and meals at all hours Of
the day.
The dealers in confactioners
fancy goods, medicines, jewetry,&c
are always we'll supplied.
Persons desiring to make Christ
mas purchases can find a large Va
riety to select from, in the numt
rons stores in Thibodaux.
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Fer sale or Rent.

NV residence ! mile from Napoleonville on
Attakapas canal. Also, two lots iuthe tow
Of N~apoleonville; on front street next to ID.
Levy. DIR. JOSEPH d. FORD.
Nov. @tf.n.
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Bayou Lafourcle has been as low
this week as We remember - have
seen it, within IS years. Fist boat
navigation was almost Suspended.
Il has now rises some III or IS in
.ches which enables packets to move
about easier.
The Mississippi river, At vicks
burg, having fallen to depth Of
8 feet, IL inches, above ::low water
mark, has commenced rising.
This rise may be sufficient to sus
tain the Lafourche in. a. position fol-
fiat boat navigation, at least.
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Proceedings
POLICE JURY.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of Lafourche.
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tho house and country to understand that the
secretary OF the navy was dishonest and corrupt
Tor what could be more corrupt than That q
great public officer should take the peoples
money and not turn 1t into the treasury
until after political election. IL was
against that sort of innuendo and indireotion
that he mir. Calkinsl raised his voice. He knew
hatsoma gentlemen were so constituted that m
stead of deliberately walking up aud attacking
man fairly, they sprang from an alley at dark o.
night with an assassln's dagger in hand. lie did
not like that kind Of warfare. and no man who
held the position which the gentleman from New
York occupied ought TO- attack man indirectly.
If he did not make a direct charge, common de-
cency and common honesty ought TO induce him
to keen his mouth closed.
Mr.. Hewitt declined TO reply to Mr.. Calkinss
personal remarks. That was not in his line. lie
had made no imputation, either By way of indi-
rection or subterfuge, or by any blow OF an asshs-
sin, against the secretary of the navy. He lnsin-
uated nothing, but he charged that the provisions
of the statute had not been complied with.
The house then, In committee OF tho whole, pro
ceeded to the consideration of business relating
to the District OF Columbia.
There was very small attendance of members
at the evening session, which was devoted TO the
debate on the Morrison bill. Mr.. woliord, OF Ken
lucky, and Mr.. Van Eaton, Of Mississippi. spoke
in favor of the measure and Mr storm and Mr.
Lawrence, of Pennsylvania, opposed II.
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Steamboat Zines.
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Hyasie 81 miles from Washington, etest drive the
and Ohio Railroad Ten rcss daily Commu
ride There about hundred families residing
The lots for sale high beautiful all
have been sod The lots in the addition
addition opened
permit
Ranwood with ~ ground pcc Washington
chase reasonable and
haers plat and take outf re of