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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

CONCERT EFT TABLEAUX.-C'est
t~ouiours lie samedi 81 de mois que
dot ayoir lieu, dams la sale DIES
pompiers, une grande ct attrayante
soiree, donnee All ben6fce de la com
pagnie de milice commando par lie
capitaine p. E.. Lorio. LIE program
me, que nous publierons Ell temps
voulu, sc composera de musique
yocale ct instrumental, ~executee
par des amateurs sous phabile di-
rection du professeur + Chol, ct de
tableaux vivants representant DIES
scenes militalres. En- Outre il s'y
trouvera des bullets fournis de tou-
te sorte de Embellishments ct de
c~omestibles OH les Spectators pour
ront, pendant les entr'actes, aller
Coulter les fameuses limonades a Ia
creme, les punches aux champa-
gne, ct lie succulent g0mbO d Ia ere
ole, lie regal de tous ceux qul al
ment la bonnie cuisine.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

rig6 sur Naples, Florence ct We
Mise. On a WI lie Vesuve, les ,uines
de Pompei, la cathedrale de Pise,
ct une infinite d'objets dart tous
plus remarquables les uns que les
autreS.
HER soir, apres avoir visite Ii
cathedrale de Milan ct lie lac Como,
nous avons etc transportes dams la
Suisse romantique. Nous avons tait
pascension du Mt. Blanc ct apres
avoir navigue dams les laos de &c
neve ct de Lucerne, tout ell ADM
rant leurs pictoresques rivages,
nous sommes arrives en- Germanie
ct avons descendu lie Danube Bleu
jusqu'a la Mer N0ire ct Constantine
pie
&c soir Mr.. Tremaine nous ftra
visitor les beauties merveilleusts de
Constatinople, nous conduira EN-
suite d Jerusalem ct nous ramenera
au point de depart Washington, Ell
PEASANT par Athene, Rome, Paris,
LOndres ct New-York.
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Tn millionaire SOcialiste.

Les %journauxd de Pittsburg, Penn
sylvanie, publient Ia relation dune
e~ntrevue avec I'm millionaire qul
fait profession de socialisme, NJ.
Andrew Carnegie, interesse dams
beaucoup Embellishments INDUS
~triels, entire autres l'acierie Edgar
Thomson. LIE reporter a commence
par questionner NJ. Carnegie sur un
discours par lui pronounce au Nine
teenth Century Club de New York,
discours don't un DIES auditeurs, n.
Swinton, le socialiste bien connu, a
etc 81 enchante quill a fait dams son
journal peloge de rorateur CONNIE
dun ap6tre du socialisme. Voici la
r6ponse de NJ: Carnegie :
"Les conclusi ons de NJ. Swinton
sont III peu forcees. J'aiparl6 dams
les termes quill a reproduits des
snobs de ce pays ct des lords dun
autre, car lie temps approche OH
tout ceci sera change. Aux yeux
de Pevolutionniste ct de petudiant
de phistoire, il est clair que les ira.
vailleurs continueront & s'elever
dams ravenir CONNIE lis FONT fait
dams lie passe. lis etaient serfs ia
dis, ct aussi shrement qu'ils ont OBJ.
tenu les avantages q0'ils possedent
aujourd'hui lis amelioreront encore
leur conditions.
"Etes-vOus socialiste
"Je items le socialisme pour la
plus belle th6orie qui ait jamais etc
formulee, ct je suis sur qu'un jour il
gouvernera lie monde. Nous aurons
alOrs le millionaire.
"Vous pensez que lie lion ct Tag
neau fraterniseront ct partageront
egalement les profits I
lie c0urant nous porte vers CO
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

NoUvEAu BATEAU.-Un joli pc.
tit ct comfortable bateau q vapeur.
commando par lie Capt. NJ. N. Ian
dry, fera des voyages reguliers de
Thibodaux au Cut-Of. II quittera
Thibodaux tous les lundis, mercre-
dis ct vendredis q Z heures du ma
tin. Cettt enterprise sera, nous
Ell sommes sfirs, bien we de tous
ceux qui habitent cette section de
la paroisse ct patronisee en- conse-
quence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

MORT DUNE P~LAIDEUsE CELE
BRE. - Nine Myra Clark Gaines
Went de MOURN 4 Ia Nauvelle-Or-
leans, a Page de so ans. Ellie plat
DAFT contre cette vile depuis 5s
ans, ct ellie a ell lie chagrin de des-
cendre dams Ia tombe sans avoir
WI Ia fin de son process. Ellie etait
file unique de Daniel Clark ct
dune femme de natiOnalite fran
caise nominee Zulime Carrier. Da-
MEL Clark mourut en- 1913, laissant
un testament par lequel il donnait
tous ses biens 4 sa mere ct la vile
de la Nouvelle-O Orleans. Lon.temps
avant 50 mort il s'Gtait sfpar6 de
Zulime Carrier, avec laquelle il di-
salt n'avoir ,jamais etc marie, mails
la Cour Supreme DIES Etats- Unis a
decide quill y await IN marriage Sc
cret entire eux. En- atteignant SD
majorite, Myra Clark epousa Mr..
Whitney ct revendiqua devant les
tribunaux Ii succession de son pere,
don't ellie Sc disait lie seul enfant le-
gitime. Devenue veuve de Whit
ney. ellie epousa IN seconde noces lie
general Gaines, qui mourut 4 son
tour an 1852. lie process impliquait
dies millions de dollars, ct la veuve
Gaines Ia poursuivi toute sd vie
sans Sc laser. De nombreux JUICE
ments ont etc rendus dams cette
cause. LIE dernier, de la Cour SUI
preme de Washington, Ell 1861, re-
connaissait tous les droits reclames
par ia demanderesse, mails ellie men
u jameis pu obtenir l'execution.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

PONT.-Hier matin lie pont de
ThibOdaux a etc gravement endom
mage per lie steamboat Whisper
qui quittait notre port pour Sc rem
Dire 4 Ia NouvelIe Orleaus. LIE
president lie la compagnie s'est i'm
m6diatement occup6 a faire repa-
rer les degats, pour retablir Ia com
munication entire les deux rives
dams le plus BRET delai.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

LEvEES.-Les commissioners du
4mc district de leyees sc sont reu-
MES, reinforcement Il Port Barrow.
ct ont tixe la take des levecs. pour
Fannee courante, d ) mills. Dams
cette reunion, Ia paroisse Lafourche
etait represented par Mr.. Andrew
Price, nomme par le president du
jury de Police, substitute du Juge
Howell.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

AFFAIRES COMMERCiALES.-Les
affaires commercials ne sOnt pas
brillantes ct les rentrees Sc font
difficilement. Aussi, voit-on, dams
&c moment ci, nombre de commits
voyageurs parcourir les campagne,
non pour vendre deS marchandises.
mails plut6t pour regler les complies
de rann6c p~recedente.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17
PAROISSES.
POINTE COUPE.

Nous apprenons, dit le Banner,
que b~eauconp de propri6taires de
notre p~aroisse, out rintention de
METRE leurs troupeaux d labri des
eaux, avant repoque de Ia grande
crue p%lusieurs meme m%anifestent
rintention de les envoyer 4 Ia Nou-
velle Orleans pour les y vendre.
L'enorme ~quantite de bois de de-
rive qui iotte a la surface du feuve
indique une forte hausse. Deia
l'eau traverse la crevasse MOrganza.
II a tellement plu. dit le Demo
crat, quill est difficile de voyager
Ell certains endrolts. sans avoir de
reau jusqu'aux genoux.
ST. LANDRY.
LIE pont jete sur lie Bayou Pla-
quemine, d Church Point, bieh que
nouvellement achieve, dit lie Couy-
rier, est dams TN etat pitoyable. II
ma, du reste, pas etc construct So
lidement. II cut etc facile, derniere-
ment, dc lie reparer a peu de erais
mails il ma encore etc tien fait, ct il
a failli causer la perte de plusieurs
personnes qui, en- essayant de le
traverser, ont etc precipltees dams
lie courant.
WEST BATON-ROUGE.
Quatre cents Ouvriers travaillent
maintenant sur lie chemin de fer
Louisiana Central au della de Pont
Breaux.
PLAQUEMINE.
LIE 1euve monte Replacement, am
nonce FObserrer de Ia POinte-a-la.
Hache. Les levees de notre Ward
sOnt en- bonnie etat ct 81 les propri.
6taires sen occupent achievement,
II ny aura nj eOOull, III creVasSe a
la Pointe. ala ache.
ST. JACQUES.
Les lev6es a Bonnet Care, Spe.
rama, Morris ct Davis ont etc rem
fnrc6es reinforcement.
CALCASIEU.
Trente mile troncs d'arbres ont
etc enleves par les eaux lors de la
hausse de la Riviere C~alcasieu. Mr..
w. B. Norris ct Ia compagnie de
bois de charpente de Calcasieu sont
les denx maisons qui ont fait les
plus grandes pertes. Six mile
troncs mont pu 6tre recouyr6s jus
qu'lci. La riviere baisse rapide.
ment.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

NOUVEAU PRESIDENTIAL une
reunion DIES nouveaux d%irecteurs de
Ia compagnie du pont, 6lus lie Ter
janvier de cette aimee, Mr.. Frank
Zernott d etc elu president ct Mr..
E. G.. Curtis secretaire.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17

ACCIDENT Arthur Naquin, fills
de Mr. Ar>tne Naquin, voulant, d.
manche dernier, S'exercer sur les
paths d r~oulettes, s'est fracture I'M
bras.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17
N~OUVELLES

BAYoU.-Le Bayou monte tou.
jours, les levees surintent dams r
tains endroits ct les chemins com
mencent partiellement 4 secller.
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EcoLEs PUBL1ouEs.-Louyertu

publiques de IL paroisse, pour Fan
nee 1885, a Gu lieu lundi dernier.
Les personnes don't les noms sui
vent ont etc designes par lie bureau
DIES ecoles pour prendre charge DIES
ecoles de la paroisse, SAVIOR Numa
Elfert, John Dolese, B. A. Cunio,
). l.. Rousseau, Julius Bailey, Mile
Sally Beatty, Mile Bertha NJ. La
croix, &. Amedee C6lestin, Frank
lin Thibodaux, G. S. Schmidt, JOS
cpl Leblanc, Enoch Dunn, G. +.
Claude, Alexandra Folse, J. +. Jen-
dron, Nine II. Bourgeois, l. ID. Bri-
ant, Mile Philomene Bondreaux.
Mile Mary Laforest, Niue O. Van
derdoes. 5. Love, +. Reuter-, f..
Collin, }. \. Trone, principal, A..
Melaneon, assistant Sheldon Cur
thrie.
lie meme corps de professcursqui
a dlrige les classes de TAcademie
Guion, pendant la dcrniare session
s~colaire, remplira les mtmes fonc-
tons cette annee-ci.
L'ecole de couleur de Ii Corpora
ton est sous III direction d'Eugene
Thornhill ct Nine NJ. {. Leblanc,
CONNIE assistance, II appointe-
ments de %cinquante piastres par
mois pour lie principal ct de trente
piastres pour lassistante.
Dapres lie salaire mensuel tixG
par lie bureau DIES directeurs, il de-
vra sortir tons les mOis du tresor
dies ecolcs, pour payer les institu-
tours colossus dtsignts, Ia somme
de SLIGO, SOFT $40 pour lie compte
du District No. l ct 1920 pour celui
du District No. 2.
4 ce taux, pour que les ecoles
p%nissent roster ouvertes pendant
sept mois, il f,udrait un revenu
annuel de $500. La take des eco>
les pr6leve par lie Jury de Police
SLEEVE a S4,72390. Mails 81 sur ce
montant on debut vingt pour cent,
pour taxes non pages ct pour Ia
commission du Collector cette som
me Sc trouvera reduite.- So, 1912
ST OH ajoute 4 celia 10
Poll Tax, environ ...-.... 10000
ct la somme qui peutvenir
de rEtat tixte apprOxima-
ment 100000
on aura III montant total $S.179.1o
Somme s%uffisante pour payer $35
par mois a vingt quatre instituteurs
$50 d quatre assistants, $40 a un,
$50 d deux principaux ct $50 a I'm.
EXPLORATION. - Depuis lundi
soir Ia population lie Thibodaux ct
DIES environs, reunie dams la waste
sale DIES pompier, a eu roccasion,
grace d robligeance du professeur
Tremaine, d'explorer, par Ia vue,
une grande partie de rEurope.
Lundi soir, tranquillement assis
dams cette sale, les Spectators ont
etc a meme d'admirer les d~iff9rents
monuments de Ia capitale des Etats-
Unis, de la on s'est trouv6 au mi
lieu de Ia rue Broadway. Apres
avOir examine toutes les beauties de
Ia vile de New. York, on a traver-
Sc rOcGan ct OH est arrive d Lon
dres, Oh Pom a pass6 quarante-hui
heures pour Sc remettre des fati-
CUES du voyage.
LIE lendemain sOir, In sale tou
jours bien garnie, notre Cicerone.
Mr.. Tremaine, nous a fait visiter
les principaux edifces de Londres,
de rEcosse ct de rIrlande. Enfin,
revenant a Liverpool, il nous a fait
traverser la Manche, nous a meme
4 Havre, puts i Rouen ct ensuite 4
Paris, OH il nous a fait admirer les
fontaines ct robelisque de la place
de la Concorde, une partie de la
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17
NEW FIRM!

The undersigned announce to their friends
and the public that they have entered into
co-partnersihp. under the firm name Of
Roth & Fleetwood.
for the purpose Of carrying on the drug bust
ness, in connection with which they will keep
Fancy Articles,
STA TYONERY AND FINE LIQUORS
at the old Stand, on the corner OF Main
and st. Philip Streets.
+. N. ROTH,
" J. n. FLEETWOOD.
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ST. MARTIN.

Les recentes pluies, dit le Reueil,
out transform6 lie T6che en- feuve,
ce qui rend la navigation facile.
Trols vapeurs visitent regulierc-
ment st. Martinville.
ST. MARY.
lie formal du Herald dc st. Mary
est actuellement de sept COLONIES.
OFFRE.-Tous nos sOuscrlpteurs
qni paierOnt lie mOntant de leurs
subscriptions Ell plein ct une aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, pAmcrican
Farmer ct un traite surles maladies
DIES cheyaux ct mulets.
L'American Farmer est un Jour-
nal public dams rIndiana, exclu-
siyement devoue aux interets DIES
agriculteurs, 4 relevage DIES ami
maux, aux jardiniers ct d toute sOr-
te d,industries qui Sc rattachent 4
la culture.
LIE traite sur les maladies DIES
chevaux est un livre Indispensable
4 tous ceuX qui ont DIES animaux.
Toutes les mala1ies y sont lucide-
ment decrites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont donnes.
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CROOKED ANSWERS.
lievecl.' ,.

School-children become possessed Of
many singular and amusing ideas. Here
are some in the form of answers to ques-
tions asked by their teachers.
"Descrbe the heart"
sit is comical shaped bag:"
"What is a volcane2"
"a volcano is large mountain with
a hole at the top and fireplace at the
bottom, and sometimes the fire comes out
at the top, and destroys the cities at the
bottom, if there are any"
"Mention any occupation considered
injurious to health"
occupations which are injurious to
health are carbolic acid gas, which is
impure blood"
as bootmakerer's trade Injurious to
health9"
Eyes. very injurious; because the boot
makers press the boots against the thorax.
and, therefore, it presses the thorax in,
and it touches the heart, and if they do
not die, they are cripples for life.
"What is the feminine of goose3"
"Gandctcss."
Where was Bishop Latimer burned to
death?"
sin the fire."
Another pupil writes.-
when food is swallowed it passes
through the wlndpipe, and the chpo
passes up through the backbone, and
reaches the heart, where it meets the oXy-
gen, and is purified"
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THE brisbane Courier calls attention t.,
;he fact that the whole of the Polynesia.
cacc is dying out The Maori people ar,
ieclining rapidly, and so are the Haws;ians
They have shown themselves to be capable
Of the acceptance OF civilization; they have
made great improvements in a shol3 time,
and yet they are Gwindling. 1t is rot tha,
they perish in the process of civilization
An exchange, commenting on the fact,
says: "The fact seems TO be that certain,
branches of the haman race are under the
sentence of extinction They lack pro
ductive power. There are not sufficient
children born to supply the gaps caused BY
death. The Caribs of the West Indies once
numbered many millions. but they have
vanished until there is only faint trace of
shem in petty communities formed hy ee-
capped negro slaves who married Carl
women. And the allied races in Contra.
and South America have dwindled at a re-;
which cannot be accounted for by war u
massacre" 1t is very good specimen
theorizing; only it does not explain ho
the Caribs came to number many million
If lacked productive power. There
good deal OF alb -
SuiJe IS .Ert. ast.
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The Pail Mall Gazette disclosuresy of
wickedness in high places are another ev
idence that wealth cannot hinder the
newspapers exposing the lniquities Of
the rich and the great. Like their grea.
patron. the Deity. editors are no respects
ors of persons. High dignitarics OF the
church of England and tho Catholic
church have signified their approval of
the Gnzette's course, and the poor are
boiling with wrath over the deviish
deeds bought, to light. The aristocrac
of England sleep on a Volcano ready to
burst thr ugh the crut.
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WHAT THEY NEEDED.

Investigation by those interested re-
veas some surprising things among indi-
gent people. They classify singular
things under the head of "necessites.
A lady writes: Hearing of case ot
marked desitution in the vicinity OF my
home, | determined to investigate it and
render such assistance as could.
Il found the family in actual want.
They had been living for a week on pota.
toes alone. The family consisted of a
widow with grown daughter and sever
al smaller children.
"The mother and daughter affected alb
surd and amusing airs.
"'We're used to better things said the
daughter, who had evidently spent halt
the morning curling her hair.
"Indeed we are said the mother.
we were born and raised ladies'
"'And we know what fine society
means
"'Indeed we do. We've went in the
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best in our day"

best in our day"
"'And could again with little help
"'Our hands have never yet been dis
gracedby common work
"'Nor never will be If we can help it
Feeling sorry for the little children, L
said, as arose to Co.
"If you will tell me what you need
most, will see that you have it,
AFTER prolonged and whispered con
ference between the mother and daugh'
ter, the mother said, with the utmost
complacency,-
eff you will get the little girls some
blue kid shoes, beaded Jersey jacket for
my oldest daughter, and set of Langtry
waves and an embroidered shoppingbag
for myself, we will try to get along for
the present, as our most pressing wants
will thus be relicved.'
"Their pressing wants are still unre'
lieved."
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