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Delta chief., 1884-08-20

snarboiisaIvo IS the farorftc Houschol'
Remedy for the cure Of Cuts. Wounds, Chi
,Su blaine, poisons. Bite Of Ins-cs, and Shin di
'sSs-- Get the genuine &c and .jr at DRUGGIST
q 10 mall ). W. COLE a CO. Black River fslls,~iI
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

A business that is run into The
ground d-Artcsian well boring.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

Love is blind" Maybe that's how
the gas is often turned down in the
parlor when love takes possession.
Because why? Love being blind there
is 10 use in wasting Gas to make light
for il.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS co.
Sole Propr.e,ors,
ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY,

The feeble grow
strong when Hostel
tcrs stomach Bit.
tiers Is used TO pro-
mote assimilation OF
the food and snrich
the blood. lndiges.
tion. the chief ohstA-
Gle to an acquisition
Of strength by the
weak. Is an ailmcnt
which infallihly sue.
cunhs to the action
of this peerless cor
rectiyc. Loss OF fiesh
and appetite. failure
TO sleep. and grow
ing evidence OF pre-.
maturC decay. are
speedily counteract-
cd by the great In.
Gor rant which
braces up the phys.
ical encrgics and
fortides the consti-
tuition against dis.
ease. For sale by all
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

ROUGH on RATS" Clears out rats mic
flee, reaches, d-baps, ants. Nermin, chipmuEk
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

Can man who writes poem on his
hat be described as verse-a-tile.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

"ROUGH ON CORSs." i5c. Ask for IT. Com.
plctc cure, hsr or soft oorns ~Hrts ounIUns.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

CROUCH ON ITCH" currs numors, eruption
ring Sorul- tctter. salt rheun. frosted feet. CHI
ttains
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Mr.. Samuel JamisoD has fol wal

Mr.. Samuel Jamison has fol war
ed to the Worlds Exposition, a few
days ago, some specimens of rice
that he has grown from seed plant
ed in July, have been cut not less
than four feet long.
This is evidence to show what en-
e'gy ana determination will do.
Mr.. JamisOn's lands were inundat
ed by crevasses aud the water only
left them in the latter part of June.
This proves that rice may be
planted, and successfully GROVE, at
any time from February to July in
elusive.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
OF latOurche.
+. 4. Lepine as. No. 1850, II. ".
Rj|iu

Take Notice that acting under q writ Of Fie
ri Facias emanating from the above entitled
Court III the above entitled and numbered
case have seized and will offer for sale at pu
bile auction, pursuant to law tosthe last and
highest bidder at the Court House in the
Town of TlibodauN on Saturday the ooh day
of December 1854. between the hours Of II A
NJ. and ! O'Clock 7. NJ. the following describ-
ed property, to-wit:
Is hogsheads ofsugar, % barrels of molas-
SEES. one lot OF nolasses in coolers, about 10
barrels more or less, one lot Of molasses in the
~cistern at the sugar house all on the Abbio
Plantation situated in said PARISH, lett bank
of bayou Laiourciie ut about two miles above
the Town OF ThibOdaux.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot IN Cni,ed States treasury notes. Ito pay
principal, interests and costs Of the above
suit.
Nov. Goth, 1884.
THEOPUILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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The mOmentOus question that
now asitates the mind of the PEG
pie in this part of the State, espe
cially the agricultural citizens land
upon their prosperity hinges the
prosperity of the entire communi
ty) is what policy shall be pursued
in the future. The present prices
of sugar are not remunerative
enough to justify the cultivation of
sugar cane, and the only induce
ment that the planter can have to
continue is the hope that better
prices will prevail hereafter, aud en-
able the grower to realize, at least,
a living profit.
Many are changing their crops
from sugar cane to rice, cultiva
ting only the stubble and RATION
that may be on baud.
Others have made good plant
ings and seem determined to risk
one more crop at all events.
The uncertainty Of the Mexican
and Spanish reciprocity treaties is
a large factor in the calculations of
the sugar grower.
What the effect upon the sugar
aud rice grower would be, is also in
doubt.
Should these treaties become
laws, Spain may, at once, impose
an import tax upon sugar that
leaves her dOminions. and in that
case it would offer the same pro
lection to the Louisiana planter as
if the tariff duties were paid into
the United States treasury. Infor
nation from Germany aud France
all goes to impress the fact that the
culture of beet sugar at present
prices is as ruinous to the growers
and manufacturers in those two ma
tons as the cultivation of sugar
cane is here. 1t is Il simple pro
cess for the beet cultivator to
change his culture and plant some
thing else which it seems that they
are doing.
If that be the case land it ap
pears to be SOY then the price
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During the summer a military or
ganization was formed, in Thibo-
daux, which has already acquired
considerable progress in drill.
They have been furnished with
arms 10y the State. During next
month, Il fac concert will be given
for their benefit in Firemen Hall,
under the leadership of Prof. Chol,
the proceeds of which will be used
tor the purchase of uniforms for the
members.
This will, doubtless, be a very
pleasant and agreeable entertain
ment.
A we'll organized militia compa
NY, in uniform, would be all addi
ton to the town. besides being Il
school tor training the young men
in the art Of war, which, we hope,
will never become a reality.
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Now, that the year is about finish
ell, preparations for the work of the
new one will have to be perfected,
One of the most difficult problems
that meets the agriculturist is the
source from whence funds are to
come, TO pay for the cultivation OF
the next crop, at least, to those who
have insufficient means OF their own
to run them Though the year.
Another is what wages will be
paid to the laborers. Men cannot
work tor nothing. He must earn
enough to feed and clothe himself,
assist and care for his family. IL
regulate prices that will be just to
employee and employer is u prob
lem that will have to be met and
disposed OF.
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STATE OFLOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, ParisI
of LafOurche.
Il, L.. Abrdhdmson as. No. 1887, u
". Bi(liu.

Take notice that acting under a writ Off
Fa emanating from the above entitled Court
In the above entitled and numbered case l
have seized and will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction pursuant to law to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in the
Town of Thlbodaux on Saturday the Goth day
OF December, 1884. between the hours Of II
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock Y. NJ. the follow
ing described property, to-wit.
About two hundred and fifty cords of wood
and one lot of shingles. All on Utopi. planta
ton situated in said Parish, left bank of Ia
YOU Lafonrce, at about Is miles below the
Town OF ThibOdauX.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot in United States treasury notes, to pay
principal. interest and costs in the above
suit.
December 9th, 1881.
THEOPHILE THlBODACX.
Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF DIX .ULlN TklCHE NO.
Oh pRORA rES

SUCCESSION OF DIX .UZlN TKlCHE NO.
94J PkOBA rES.
State of Louisiana. Parish Ut Lafourchc. Goth
Judicial District Court.
Whereas. Olympic Triche, Of said parish, ad
ministralur ui tho said estate has this day
rendered Il tinai account OF his administration
and praying the bomolosation OF the saune.
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this office within ten days following the pres
eat notire. any objection which they may
have to the homolo.ation OF the same. other
wise the same shall be approved according to
law.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
1L.S. : Of the seal of my office. this 18th day
(~)nt December. 1881.
(SISnedj j. W. kNOBLOCH,
ID'y Clerk.
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NOTICE,
Office Corporation Tax Col

Office Corporation Tax Collector.
Notice is hereby given to the tax. payers of
the Town Of Thibmlaux that the taxes asses
sed for the year 1891. and set forth in the
tax rolls Oh tile in my office, that they are now
due ard will become delinquent on the 3lst
day OF December and sqall bear interest at
the rate OF $ 90 Fer cent per annum from
said date until sol! in accordance with Ar.
ticle 30 of the Constitution.
Persons interested are ivited to call at once
and settle i'll order to avoid interest and cost.
U. j. LEGENDRE,
Corporation Tax Collector.
TLiboianx. Nov. goth. 81.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
lsh OF LafUu,chr.
John F. EUlSe as. His Creditors,
No. 2OO7,
To all those whom these presents

To all those whom these presents
may concern
Please take notice That in pursuance to
law and vi AN order OF said Court, granted
on the 26th day Of November. 1884, "a meet
ing Of the creditors ct JuIln +. tolse will be
held on Tuesday the 3Ith day of December,
1884. commencing at 10 O'Clock "a. NJ. before
Louis Philip Caillouet IA Notary Public Of said
tor the purpose OF taking into consideration
the affairs of the said lnsOlvcnt, appointing
of syioic. Sc. and that in the meantime all
proceedings against the person and proper
ty OF said ins"iveht he stayed.
In Tttllnnny whereof
~ Witness my land and tho impress
Ills. OF the seal OF my office. this Goth day
(~) OF Nov. 1884. j. w. KNOBLOCH,
by Clerk.
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NOTICE..

Sealed proposals will be received by the un
dersigned during ten days from this date, tor
the erection OF IL fence around the lot Oh
which the Bayou Blue School is located also,
for the necessary school furniture OF said
school and for two privies. all in accordance
with plan and specifications in the office Of
the undersigned.
THOMAS A. BADEAUX.
superintendent of Parish Schools.
ThibodauX. Dec Goth, 1891.
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OF sugar will advance sufficient to
Justify it's cultivation in the sugar
lands of Louisiana.
Look at it, in any light the pros
poets are not peculiarly brilliant.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For tho week ending Dec. 10, 1884.

STRANGERS HOTEL.-E. F. Sentas.
Evansville, Ind e.. w. Barriere aud Servant
Jos. N. Woifson. lily Block. A. II. kai-
ser. Alice Grand. +. I. Osworth, BERNARD
Schwartz, n. .. L. Tempict, wife and child,
Plottcnville FL Cooke, Franklin, La.
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NOTICE.

There will be an election held, in the office
OF the president, on st. Philip st, in the town
OF ThibOlauN, on thursday. January |. 1881.
bet W the hours of ten o'clock 4. NJ. and
two o'clock T. NJ. for the purpose Of ~electlh.
five directors and two commissioners to serve
for one year. All stockholders are entitled
to vote.
S. 7. GRISAMORE,
II. ". TABOR, President
Secretary.
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The Bayou stands at 6 inches
above low water mark. No rise OF
any consequence in view.
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The town authorities are cOntem
plating the erection OF Il good sub
stantial whaIf for the discharge OF
freight from steamboats,.
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Rev. j. +. Scurlock, who has had
charge of the methodist churches
in Thlbodaux, Houma and Tiger
vile, for the last II months, left
last Saturday for the conference:
which will assemble in Minden, in
January, 1886.
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There will he IA meeting of the
me nbers of Thib0daux Castle No
126, on Tuesday night, when all
election of officers for the next term
will take place.
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We have been requested to state
that the A. NJ. E. Choral Society
will give IL grand Mrsica! Festival,
in Waverly Hall. on Thursday
night, December 25th, 1884.
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Some very large yields of sugar
in this Parish. Bourgeois & Con
zales, near Lockport, have made %
hhds out of ) acres Raceland
plantation has made 100000 lbs. of
sugar fl ON 1GO acres; Robichaux
d Trosclair are getting about )
hhds e acre. These statements
are given as reported to us.
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The store belonging to Morvant
s. Naquin, situated about SIX miles
above ThibOdaux, was burned last
night. Goods, books and building
are a total loss.
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Mr.. Paulin Naquin has shown
US four sugar canes grown on the
plantation of Bourgeois and Con
zales, near Lockport, that are not
easy to be excelled.
They were 10 to 10! feet in length
having 6 joints.
Three acres of the cane from
which these samples were taken
gave % hogsheads Of sugar.
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5. L. Grisamore has jnst received
IA fine lot Of goods, suitable for the
holidays.
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The Market House is now lit up
with gas, which is quite an i'm
prOvement.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Taxes should be paid by Dec
3lSt.
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The SENTINEL offers its best wish
es to it's thousand readers, and
trusts that they may have a merry
and happy Christmas, rejoice much
and make merry during the holi
days. May all the little boys and
girls be made happy with the annu
al visit of Santa Klaus, who never
forgets his little friends.
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Remember, that Christmas IS ap
preaching. S. I. Grisamore has a
fine assortment of gifts, suitable to
present to both old and young.
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For Rent or Sale.

'Florac" plantation, near Racelaud, in the
Parish of Latourchc, La. Apply to
j. Il. LALLANDE,
81 Union ST., New Orleans, La.
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The people OF Louisiana, and cs-
pecially the citizens Of Orleans,
should congratulate themselves up
on the action OF the grand jury, for
their lengthy and patient examina
ton of the murder Ut Capt. Muir
ply, md finding Of a true bill for
murder against the seven conspira
tors who brutally, cowardly and
shamefully murdered a man in
broad daylight, in the streets OF
New Orleans, whilst attending
quietly TO his business. The actors
in this deed, as discovered by the
grand jury, prove to he IA Judge OF
a court with his officers, all OF
whom we're sworn to uphold law
and defend the citizens from $
sault. This bloody deed was a
bold defiance of law: an utter disre
spect OF its officers, and Il public
contempt of the community in
which these red handed conSpira
tors lived.
1t now remains for the courts to
determine whether the grand jury
was correct, and this should be at
tended to promptly. Thele is no
reason for delay and no technical
ties should be permitted to inter
tere with an immediate trial OF the
accused, and 4 prompt punishment
if they should be fonnd guilty. II
there be ANY supremacy OF law III
New Orleans it eau be tested in
this case, and that speedily. Let
| there be 10 delay.
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Economy is Ia, Road /, Wealth

Save money by sending for cur NEW %
PAGE PRICE List. mailed free 10 all! Yon
will find by ~examius it that your expenses
can be 'essened fully One-third
First-class goods ut greatly reduced prices.
y. w. P14AI'n'. GrOcers.
(Estabd 1865, l27 4 I1O Common It.
1t. NEW ORLEANS LA.
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We fully agree with the Calves
ton News that there is no good rea
son why che Democrats of the Hi
nois legislature, from a purely par
t. standpoint, should prefer David
Davis to John A. Logan. Davis
was elected to the senate before by
Democratic votes (only four Repub
licans voted for him), vet he inva
riably acted with the Republicans,
and in the end helped them to
organize the senate. In the late
campaign he made speeches for
Blaine, and did his best to beat the
Democrats. There is no reason
why he should be preferred, cspe
cially as the Democrats stand an
equal chance with the Republicans
Of electing their man.-Shrereport
Democrat.
II the Democrats of the Illinois
Legislature have to decide between
voting for David Davis or John n.
Logan, they should support Logan.
Give us an open enemy, one that
can be found at all times, armed
and equipped.
Since wire fences have come into
use, it is time for fence stradd
lers to come down.
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Christmas is coming. J.T. Thib
odaux has on hand Il fine lot OF
Christmas toys, books, toilet soaps
perfumeries, New Years cards, and
a great variety of nice articles.
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TAX PAYERS.-DOn't forget
to pay your taxes in time to avoid
interest and costs.

Mrs. Allan anu family have re
moved to New Orleans, where they
propose to reside in the future.
The SENTINEL hopes that they
may not regret the change that
they have made.
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The more one looks ut it, the
more bold and presumptuous ap
pears the action Of President Ar
thur and his advisers, in the mat
ter of the Rccip ocity treaties they
have formed during the recess of
Congress. and now wish to sneak
through the Senate, without the
people of the Uaited States being
allowed a hearing in relation to
their effects.
A more ~impulent attempt otake
away the right Of American people,
to regulate their commercial bust
ness, has never been witnessed, and
it should meet with such a rebuke
by Congress and the people that
no future President will ever dare
to attempt such u feat Of tyranny
and oppression.
What makes this action of the
Republican leaders more shameful
is the fact, that while this nefarious
treaty was being c%oncocted, to ruin
three of the most important indus
tries, the Blatherskite speak
ers of that party were riding over
the country preaching protection
and calling upon the voters to sup
port Blaine and his party in order
TO secure protection.
What a terrible disaster the su-
gar, rice and tobacco growers, have
escaped by the defeat of Blaine.
and rejoicing as we do at his de
feat, we have still greater cause to
rejoice that Arthur and his double
faced conspirators have less than
100 days more to play the despots.
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We will furnish the THlBODAUX
SENTINEL and Chicago Weekly
Neus, for II year, to any subscrlb
er for $::3.
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Saturday vs. ol al 81
s Mn"hsv u Sc ~ ~ ~
Tuesday Ii 10 Al
Wedday II u H 80
Thursd'y lS 6S -
Average is as
Total 3.O
Total for December 3.9o
On yesterday morning the mercury Was
down te - degrees and ice plentiful.
LOCAL Z W
Taxes should be paid by Dec
3lst.
The Market House is now lit up
with gas, which is quite an i'm
provement.
The Bayou stands 1T q inches
above low water mark. No rise OF
any consequence in view.
The town authorities are contem
plating the erection of good sub
stantial wllaIf for the discharge OF
freight from steamboats,.
We have been requested to state
that the A. NJ. E. Choral Society
will give IA grand Mrsica! Festival,
in Wavcrly Hall. on Thursday
night, December 25th, 1884.
The store belonging to Morvant
s. Naquin, situated about six miles
above ThibOdaux, vas burned last
night. Goods, books and building
are "a total loss.
There will he Il meeting OF the
me nbers of Thibodaux Castle No
126, OH Tuesday night, when all
election of officers for the next term
will take place.
TAX PAYERS.-DOnt forget
to pay your taxes in time to avoid
interest and costs.
Mrs. Allain anu family have re
,moved to New Orleans, where they
propose to reside in the future,
The SENTINEL hopes that they
may not regret the change that
they have made.
We will furnish the THlBODAUX
SENTINEL and Chicago Weekly
News, for one year, to any subscrlb
er for $3.
Christmas is coming. il. Thib
odaux has on hand Il fine lot OF
Christmas toys, books, toilet soaps
perfumeries, New Years cards, and
a great variety of nice articles.
Remember, that Christmas IS ap
preaching. S. T. Grisamore has a
fine assortment of gifts, suitable to
present to both old and young.
Rev. j. +. Scurlock, who has had
charge of the methodist churches
in Thlbodaux, Houma and Tiger
Vile, for the last II months, left
last Saturday for the conference:
which will assemble in Minden, in
January, 1885.
Some very large yields of sugar
in this Parish. Bourgeois & Con
zales, near Lockport, have made %
hhds out of ) acres Raceland
plantation has made 100000 lbs. of
sugar from 16O acres; Robichaux
d Trosclair are getting about )
hhds per acre. These statements
are given as reported to us.
The SENTINEL offers its best wish
es to it's thousand readers, and
trusts that they may have a merry
and happy Christmas, rejoice much
and make merry during the holi
days. May all the little boys and
girls be made happy with the annu
al visit of Santa Klaus, who never
forgets his little friends.
Mr.. Paulin Naquin has shown