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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-05-30

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NOTICE.

Thibodaux Benevolent Lodge, No. 80, wi
meet the second Sunday in each month at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
By order Of the w. NJ. feb-l9-84
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NOTICE.

NO11CE.
At a meeting Of the Directors Of Thibo-
daux Bridge Company, held Apri! 2, 1885, a
dividend Of IS cents per share, was declared,
being three per cent on the capital stock, Of
said company of the earnings Of three months
ending March 81, 1885.
F. ZERNOTT,
E. G. CURTIS, President
Secretary.
4tAp4'85.
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"Rough On CouEhs.'
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Colds, Sore Throat, H~oarseness. Trochcs,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
RI,ow>wuop.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
BRowNwnop, TrN.. Aug For som,
time movement has been ON loo, to
build a college at this place. Mes,rs.
NJ and 5. II. Coygln recently Uttered
TO donate ten acres Of land valued at
$1,000 to the church tina, would erect a
$4,000 building on the lot. The district
conference of the Methodist church,
which has just adjourned, decided 10 ac.
ccpt the proposition, and has contracted
To have the building completed by Sep.
TENDER, 1856, This building will be OF
gray limestone, and will be an ornament
90 our city The college will be known
as Coygin college, in honor of those zen.
crouS aud libcral-hcartcd men who
donated the grounds for the building.
Brentwood is destined Ia become the
educational center OF West Texas. We
have Il tcn-months' graded public school.
employing five teachers. with annie
room for four hundred students. besides
three private schools of very superior
rank IN the educational field.
TRADERS are now at work ON the Gulf.
colorado Santa fo depot grounds AZ
this place, and it will not be but short
while before the road VIII be finished to
this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
FIGHT WITH 4 LION.
4 Lion AT Large on the streets of Tex
arkana,

4 Lion nj Large on the streets oi Tex
arkann,
special TO the Gazette,
TEN>RRANA, ARK, Aug. "a lion be-
longing TO the show of George A. Hale
son broke out at This place Friday night
and remained free 10 roam the streets aud
alleys of the city To the great constcrna-
ton of women and children until this
morning, when il was run down by blood
hounds, summoned from Garland City 10y
telegraph, and Killed by James Matthews
aud others. The beast subsequent TO It's
escape kept hidden during the daytime
and chose night in which to do It's bloody
work Several hogs were found after be-
ing Killed and partly dcyourcd
by H. and last night IT AZ
tackled Il man on one OF the most pub
liz streets, but before the latter could
give the alarm il had escaped aud was
seen no more until trccd by the dogs this
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
4 Iirmnrl,nhlr I..cnnc.

Mrs. Mary \. bailey of Tunkhaunock,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with
asthma aud bronchitis, during which
limc the best physicians could give no re-
lief. Her life was despaired of, until in
last October She procured q bottle OF pr.
Kings New Discovery, when immediate
relief was felt, and by continuing iis use
for short time she was completely
cured, gaining in flesh fifty pounds in a
few months
Free trial bottles of this certain cure Ol
all throat and lung diseases al u W
Williams CO.'S drug store. Large bot
lies 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03

honse swindle, is very bitter toward The
Investigators Of the affair a. he saws il
mas been done simply 10 ruin the rcputa.
non ana business of Mr.. Giles and his as.
SOCRATES. lie says his son will come out
win a clear record, and then win usti.
lu.c damage claim against his persc.
cutors. There are two sides TO every
question: and hc wants to see them.
The Maverick OF this place reporis n
case oi cholera in reidras Ncgras, Mex.
out the most dili9cnt inquiry and search
iails 10 prove u. Some one has eyidcntl4
pecn Stufing the venerable editor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
ARLIND.rnN.

special To- The Gazcttc.
ARLINGTON, TGN., Aug. 2.-Thc inter-
est in the camp meeting continues ,um-
abated, II is drawing large crowds all
the time.
Arlington has telephone connection
with Dallas and Fort Worth by the Pan
Electric line, which is giving good >cry-
ice We believe the Office here will
prove paying institution To the COM
pany. as our business men seem disposed
Ia patronize it literally
The election Yesterday for school
trustees resulted in the election of j. W.
Litton and j. T.. Rose. Thomas Spruancr
and w. w. McNatt received the same
number of votes, and another election
Will have To be held
The finest picnic of the season was held
at Grand Prairie station Yesterday, which
brought an immense crowd from Dallas.
The land proSpectOr, l}illmgSlra, who
done our town some weeks ago, we
learn has also victimizcd Mesquite IN
Dallas county. Had those good people
read THE GAzErrE they could have saved
some of their money.
The Baptist people of this place began
Il series Of meetings At this place ON Fri
day night which viii hold fora number OF
days. Prominent ministers will be-
present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03

Is the heart Is the chief of all the hu.
man organs, 50 II medicine which keep will
II in order may justly he called the
king of Medicines" This il what Mr.
George ID. Spanglcr OF Harrisburg, ohio
calls Browns Iron Bittcrs. He writes
that for months he was suffering from
heart disease The best physicians failed
to cure the difficulty. After using ont
bottle OF Browns Iron Bittcrs he says
81 feel like another man, and ! Judge
another bottle viii fully destroy th,
dreadful disease" ltalso cures dyspcp
-ia, indigestion, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
.GREENNIiLE.

Special 10 the Gazette.
tHEENvHLE, TN, Aug. Last night
officers arrested and jailed Willie Tanner,
Il youth eleven years of age, for stealing
a horse from Eugene MCGOWAN, living
near here. Tanners parents live IN Mis-
sisSippi, and he was on visit to relatives
here. When asked his reason for the
decd he stated that he wanted to ride.
The rcvivulS in the Methodist and Bap-
lis, churches are still.m progress. Four
teen persons united with the Methodist
church to-day, and five applicants for
membership in the Baptist church were
Immersed this evening by the pastor
OF that church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
PILOT POINT.

special To The Gazette.
rrLo1 POINT, Ten, Aug. > The
church services to-day were thinly at
tended. The camp-mccting near here
and the intense heat took away the usual
congregations.
Rev, j. Il. Wages, pastor OF the Meth
odist church, leaves tomorrow morning
for Eastern Texas TO visit his old home
and assist III a camp-mccting.
Uncle Billy Brown, Il well-to-do farmer
three miles from town and an old settler
in this vicinity, died this morning,
Local option has been in operation one
week and the result has been very en-
couraging for The temperance people
There has been NO open violations of the
law and there has been no drunkenness
upon the streets nor the usual Saturday
evening stampede by those who were in
the habit of indueiug freely aud making
their exit by whooping, yelling and the
flourish of the hip-pockct ornament There
was none of ii observed yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
IiONII.AM.
Correspondence of The Gazette.

Correspondence of The Gazette.
bosnian, TEN, Aug, AT about )
o'clock tins evening the tre-bell sounded
tbo .I,rn, of n,., ma Il g
tanned that The residence OF John Law
renee was ON fire The flames first showed
through the roof of the kitchen and were
so far advanced that they could not be-
eNtinguished, 81 all persons at once pro-
ceedcd to ret the household goods out
which was very thoroughly done, even to
the taking up Of the carpets As no fire
was about the house since morning some
are inclined to the opinion that II was set
ON fire, while others think II was caused
by spontaneous combustion. by inquiry
we learn there was no insurance on the
building aud the loss will probably be
about $500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
SNYDER.

|rs.pondencc Of the "hiclW'
'<,ynrR. TEN, July 50,-Thc weather
=, YARN, with fair breczeN.
'so,ae ayc hundred bccves have been
land from this county the past week.
Ill., Methodist annual calnp-mccting
~. an next Wednesday night, II. I.
NM naNor IN charge He will be as
I,alby Presiding Elder AnniS.
,',ersl loads of watcrmclons have been
sasht In in the last few days, all raised
Snny county.
/, M Harrison OF Kaiula passed through
rity to-day en- route home. He has
I'M 10 Kansas witha herd of cattle. He
~, terribly rough drive.
.hd. Cox, manager of the Estacado
sa,nlents. was in town yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
PLANO.

arsg0pdcncc of The Gazette.
.n,yo. TEN. July M.-Thc tumbcr-
+. N prsbyterians are holding camp
Isliug three miles south of this place,
'ftle boundary line of Dallas and col
counties. The tent in which the re-
ION. services are held win comfortably
!, about one thousand persons. Sew
,iablc and eloquent preachers arc en-
,ad in the work, and the religious
|husasm of the people is becoming
ImlcriHlly stirred mp.
iohn saunders, regarded as rather ii
operate character in this neighbor-
vi, was arrested yesterday, charged
ID mlawIully carrying II pistol
was taken before the court and
|sded guilty" whcreupon he was
~ sgj and costs and committed to the
lSiodyof the officer whose duty ii is to
|Iect,
|Ihe time OF the grand temperance union
|aic at Maxwell has been changed to
\ ah day ol August. There will prob
y b. five thousand people in attend
|ce. Some of the best orators IN the
Pc Mil make speeches The distance
|m Plano TO The picnic grounds is siN
|ies,
\ man named Hans Rollins, charged
" iorging the name of John Ellis IL
feal orders, was arrested at Weston a
days ago and committed to Jail in
Ekimcy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
MCKINNEY.

"'eH'c of the Gazrltc.
,Nhi' Ten, Aug. George
' negro, was picked up ON the
y" Texas Central railroad south
" To-day, his body being rcarfully
hi, u ~ There had been trouble in the
M anu n lo'll play is suspected.
III Wd".a W. Bush leaves Monday for
Iior wv wv 10 attend the reunion. The
|gsde" 'N gallant member of Polignnc' 4,
|tips auu lakes great pleasure in
IL iron ~ "il comrades. The attend
|be ' uai Collin will he large.
be Jan ief wen remembers an old com
|nh VII &. Cummings ol Fort
\ rn ANU ne laSt'saw at Gettysburg
'Maipg1 'i'ihu TO which Judge
NJ belonged. nm infant
lal,e,, supporting battery.
A;he alma; ~ was exposed to a fearful lire.
soon lost so many men
tlary h Nc "ere called for from the
q res, pan The guns. Among the
cnee 't"hd was Judge Cummings.
hN ,l,n i'rd, probably for The trsi
eommanh % On amateur nrtllIerist.
slag Il ! ~, Misslssippi brigade he
|Abd lar,,' nssireetS corps, was soon
lee sd,sssip ami Cummings Joined
fA iol,n,e, In the fearful carnage
~ t'uas','eu Longsirect's advance.
'oldEr nss bore The part OF a man
"s'hs hand. when The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03

We offer bargains In dry goods.
100 pairs Grcylock plaid glnghams, az nr.
There has been a great many OF them sold IN
Texas this year in The high priced stores AT 20c.
hui our price Is only Toe. They are iinc goods,
We otler bargains IN white dress goods OF an
kinds
We oncr printed linen lawns a, Zoe soll by
other stnrCs az sNr.
We are selling ont the balance of our stock Of
parasols at cost, and thcN are going fast
We are offering bargains In hlcochcd sheet.
Ing ANA shiring.
We are offering ~ pieces OF lacc bunting at
100 the usual prler V 2Oe. Ne have an the
cnlors.
We oArr bargains In ladies' cor~ots Our soc
corset l. u good one. Onr 11r rursV 4, very
good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
ELMO.


.,.p5adeuce OF the ""1',m' t,
IA T,y, Aug. 1.-The case OF the
NJ Park, George Horton and
,,,,ton was settled in Justice
\. ~ ami to-day by the parties paying
|iN y ' Sne and costs. 1t was Il mistake
ll,' ,1 @ heing bound over To appear at
t, county court ,,o. o.rc.,od ~.
~ !" Charge of placing bar OF iron
WI ,se raiiroad track IN sight OF a com
s,, y, r,slr the residence of DR.. 7. IL,
N ' The doctor was out walking and
4. M transaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
CoIIINSNI,JIs

special 10 the Gazette
C"LtiNsvrl.ir, TIN, Aug. 2,--Thc
Cumberland Prcsbytcrimis are holding an
Interesting series of meetings, conducted
by Revcrcnds Rogers and Mitchell. There
is quite religious awakening among the
people.
Yesterday onr citizens voted ON the
question OF school tax of twenty cents
on the 500. More than two-thirds of the
voters did not want The tax.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
AI.NOIin.,


special 10 the Gazette.
AINoRp, TIN, Aug. 2.-Thc wuman's
Christian Temperance union held hS
county conventional this place yesterday
The Baptist protracted meeting has
been in session here for the last week
There have been some ten or fifteen con.
versions.
Prof. u, y. Gaut and j e.. BRYAN win
open summer normal school at this
place ON the 2lth of this month. They
expect II large attendance
w. j. Rich, +. j. Younghlood and w.
f. Wright were elected, by vote of the
school district here yesterday, school
trustees for the ensuing term.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
DR.. ]. BRADFIELD'S
REGULATOR s!

ATLANTA, a., Feb. 20. 1881.
DH. i. BRNBFlELD: Dear >ir--Somu nflrcn
wears ago examined tho recipe of Female Rog
nlntor. and carefully studied authorities In re,
gard 10 III cOmponents, aud then ths well ~
now pronounced IL 10 be- the most scientific
and skilltul combination III the really reliable
remedial vegetable agents known to scicnoc, 20
act directly on the womb and uterine organs,
aud the organs aud parts sympathizmg directly
with these; aud, therefore, providing sprctNc
rcmc6V for all diseases Oi the womb and Of Inc
adjacent organs and pats Yours truly,
JESSIE BORING. VI. ~, u. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
KAUFMAN.
lndcncc ofthe Gazette.

|i''fNHh'H't ~ llt ttdIcllt.
|hWfMAN, Ten, Aug. Title people
lhls county are somewhat wrought up
flhe courthouse question, Il petition
wig been gotten up asking that the
.an'housc be moved from kaufman,
'Vh Is al The exact geographical center
az county, To Terrell, city of some
fprions on the northern edge of the
fIg. Ihe citizens OF Terrell claim to
usillerestcd in The natter, but say
tuP petition originated AT Elmo and
4, u was caused by the verdict of
ti1.nl Which was rcddered AT the
4 Wriil OF our district court in
a% OF The State vs.. Lishc Adams.
" me citizens of that place being
shsnant because Adams was not
4as,u' othcrS claim, however, that the
4 IVY was drawn up by one OF the lead
spirits IN Terrell and sent down to
A sSiu SlglerS, thinking, by this means,
,nNlHe votes for Terrell. SO far rs
!" N,e 10 Judge al present, however,
~. a lIal There is II general DISPOSE
aaOls Tie people 10 lei the court
DAlaln at kaufman, thereby making
M rN distance to the county seat
saiea parts Of the county, instead OF
sm 70 Terrell aud causing the
1o KIN" 'lle southern part of the county
,est l''lNt and forty miles To the
! n xo s1a'' while those OF the northern
h, ''u'u only have 10 20 four land six
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
EAGLE PASS.

rrcspOndrncc of the Gazette.
EAGLE Pass, Ten, July n Two tuw-
ny daughters of Montezuma highly enter
iaincd a large and enthusiastic concoursc
of admiring McNicans in the classic flats
in the western part OF town 10y pitched
battle, catch a. catch can. one of the
'ladirsM bit the other 80 severely that u
physician had TO be called to attend 20
her. and the God OF Battles was with the
iawny Amazon who did the biting, She
retired amidst laundering applause. They
will explain before Justice Terry in the
morning.
Charles Stappcnbach and Rober Inger-
soil mot the inhdel) are proprieiors OF
rival saloonS IN picdras Negrns, between
whom there has not been the depths OF
affection thai should exist between lei
lnw-counlrymcn ON foreign strand. To-
day affairS illuminated by lngersoll hrlng
siN shots at Stappenbacb, which will eter-
nally ruin his reputation ~ marksInan
IN this section OF the eoull-
Try, Tor not single one struck
inside the target. Stappenbaeh was mn
armed, aud had no opportunity to test
his ability in that line.
Mr.. w. T.. Sprngall, the father ni he
young architect of the same name who
has been arrested. and since released, iol
alleged completely Ia the ~ lfiso court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
RE~NI1fN-
Attention soldiers

All persons visiting Fort Worth during the week NJ the pwee apug
the reunion" are invited visit Should they dNo puRE
gains IN goods mentioned below wlb glad kE pbd
" have them call anyhow Before hqEu vcd
the Nmthan Snila ndur
been the the ~
have than Mreqs tina
confederate Gems Johnston and Mcbu, should
dent Cleveland should name the others THOMAS
lase Trading Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
COLEMAN.


,rdgncc q iht NI"V1'V'
t.'S,S. Tx, July Married at
1..,,,oeclal hotel, Mr.. Charles J..
II colorado city and Miss Gcta
|cd . as M Colorado 4 Santa Fe engi-
" :. I'm IN camp at Coleman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
BOWII,.

special to the Gazette
Bowr, TfN, Aug. 1.-The Bowic
FIGURING mills, Tor the past six weeks.
have been running steadily day and night.
Most of the flour, bran, etc, made by
these mills is disposed Of and consumed
at home and In the adjacent counties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
I,JrSI<.

Correspondence of the Gazette
RUsk, Ten, Aug. NEW &. Parish,
assistant financial agent of the state
pcnitenliarieS, arrived yesterday from
Waco and Austin, whore he had been on
business in regard to sales, rates, etc,
ON brick and manufactures of this
branch
Mrs. Emma d. Hardy, living three
miles south OF town, was taken with Il
congcstiyc chill the morning of the 30lh
and died that night, She was buried ut
Rusk cemetery Yesterday at 5:80 p. m.
Also little Matte, daughter Of Mr. j. q.
Baglcy, died the same night.
\ grand barbecue was given by the pco-
pie of Alto Yesterday, onc-halt mile east
OF that place. party of RuSkitcS went
down on the morning train and came back
on he evening train.
4 very nice social gathering was given
at the residence of Mr.. \. \. Simmons
last night. The evening was passed very
enioyably by its attendants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03

,,encc o. Inc WHH'I'V'
r'lopa', TrN., Aug. "a very M
R, ~ meeting by the Me'hodis'' i in
psl''lH y vount Zion church, four
p.X' ~ rom Rockwell, under the
~ ra', !, our pastor, Rev. w. ;. May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03

Sick and bilious headache, and all de-
inngcmcnt of stomach and bowels, cured
by DR.. picrcc'S "pclletS'-or bilious
granules. Twenty-Five cents vial. No
cheap boxes to allow waste OF virtues.
BY druggists
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
TIE GAzErrE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS. MONDAY. AUGus

army retired Into Virginia Judge Cum
mings accompanied It, walking With His
arm IN sling. An old comradc wishes
him well
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
,,yrnTON.

,sa.o' rs < Aug. The case Of
oVSIoS, $ the state, charged with
"a l'f'rs !, =, murder Ief wheels In a
a I,,,I Iis d i attracting much "''cn-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03
important to Owners Of Stock
Giles Imminent Iodide Ammonia

Removes an Tnsightly lunches Cure
laneness In Cattle, spinal Meningitis, sprung
Rnr,s. Quioier, Founder weab Limbs, spawn,
RingbOn,', MindEalls
NJ stable should be without il Railroad,
lniuing aud express companies All use t'lles,
l.iniuient, and IN the gTcnt racing Stables Of
Belmont aud i.Orlllard II has achieved wonders.
one lrini viii convince
Write DR, GlLL~, liOA 49, \, } y. p, vino
viii, without charge give ADJ Ice on an diseases
ANA also on the management % cattle. SOLD ~
an druggists al So and fi.OD bOtte and NJ quarts
~ $3.50. w which there Il great saving. The
Eminent in Whitn Nrappcrs j. tor inihiis use
thai in yellow for cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-03

,..m over The state Reported
..lp'ri'r, ,slly for The Gazette