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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
An Old Resident Gone.

John Green, Sr., who has been a resident
of this city for many years, died at the resi-
dence of his daughter. Mrs. John Goebel,
No Il Turner street, last evening, aged 81
years. Mr.. Green had been i'll for about
three weeks, but his end was not thought 10
be 40 near, he being able 10 converse with
his family At O'Clock yesterday afte rnoon.
The funeral will be held at st. Mary's Church
to-rnorrow AT . a. M.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Water Gas.

Water gas as fuel makss the most power
ful and convenient heat known, and sur
passes all in economy and cleanliness. We
can make good cooking gas fire in any or
binary stove for &c er hour. Our appli-
ance goes in any stove and can be seen in
operation at Allingham's gas fitting shop.
81 Waterloo street, Grand Rapids. Wewant
an energetic man to take an exclusive agency
here for our heater, and are making an un-
exceiled offer. w. III. PECK,
81 Waterloo St
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

To be Opened in a Few Days.

Our Preparations for large Fall and Winter trade have
been on very large scale. The balance of
stock has been slaughtered in order to make for
New Fall Goods purchases have been very heavy and
bought the bulk of entire Fall Stock direct from
manufacturers, Thereby saving the obbers prof
safely that cannot be undersod by
the trade AS dry goods of every description
lower than before known in the history of the dry
goods trade and order to people against paying high
prices goods carried from last year. will simply
quote few prices which guarantee fully 25 per cent less
than last fall
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Drug Store For Sale.

The stock of drugs, medicines, etc, with
store furniture and fixtures, lately owned by
Joseph T.. Hunter, situated at No. 465 South
Division street, for sale cheap. Parties
wishing to buy will do well to obtain prices,
terms, ETC., before locating elsewhere. APP
ply to Nj. II. Walker rooms 81 and 30 Led
yard block, or 4. Nj. Sprague, 328 South
Division street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

NJ = =. Bennett. vith ihe arn - David
Carries q Gu. Market street Fhlis,lelphta
Pa. sfalt- that ~ cnse frr sprsins. sslls
sod ether sintilss ailments ~ hafsrs. hs
kfel's npfhlns in Ais stables baf ~ Iasslil-
effsssfr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Grand Rapids, mutually agree, in order to
place our coal on the market at less figure.
that we will sell coal for casa only. 5. =.
Bennett, NJ. +. Tomlinson, g. r. Ice and
Coal Co, Dickenson d Storm, Eagle Co
operative Coal and Wood Co.. A. B. knowl-
son. Dated August 18th, 1886.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
SHAWL DEPARTMENT..

This department. stocked with complete of Velvet Beaver Pals
and Wooden Shaw a prices.
woolf last years. price5
Heavy Beaver las years. price
Velvet Shawls SO, pice 8.
90 as low 25apd1.5
All Wool (double) Shaws SO sold for
an tdoube Shawls nd
drensS Shoulder a woor5 50cents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Extract Witch Hazel % cents per pint. We
now purchase this article by the barrel. Ii
has taken the place of Arnica as an applica-
ton TO wounds, bruises, etc, and is superior
to the old fashioned remedies.
PICKS DRUG STORE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

WAsasssrs=, August zo.-For ihs Urs
per Lakes: Local rains; variable S1ads
With slight ris= IA the temperat0re.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Surgical Instruments, Abdominal Sup
porters, Syr nges all kinds; in fact every
thing known "a Surgical Supplies al
PFCK's DRua SroRE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.

Gray Blankets 50 100 and 25o last for the 100 $50
which sold
FIanneIs of all kinds, 25 than
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

If you need a brush and comb or any toi-
let article, Peck's Drug Store offers fine as
sortment to select from.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
CHILDRENS AND MISSES CLOAkS.

line of Chidns Misses Clocks
We all child
81 Misses New Markets
at s4 and which fully 25 than
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

The Cheapest Store in the City.
Toothache Drops given away at Steketee's
Drup Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

The Valley City Shoe Store will be open
for business at their new store, 102 Monroe
street, Tracy block, on Saturday next.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
ladies', Gents and ChiIdIep's Underwear.

bought
the
aud Gloves the nd cheapest tie
Never did we have such Large Stock
Never could we offer goods at such Low Prices.
All we ask is an Inspection of Stock before making
your Fall Purchases.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Get your celery at Goossen's, l49 Monroe
street, for % cents per dozen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
To Physicians.

Bus your buggies and save 10 per cent. Of
A. X Anti-dal
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

49, rsozcytbsv not rscassAs THB fxLs-
saAA rsgs1aris aAa prouspiis lssii cosfsr q
fssov ~ sotsni.s tsss Office bs tsi<pAeSs or
sssfal csysI. Oar telepnons nnmbsr u bSi-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Osffce o. rHR E&ats SrFsN DYe Housy
No. q Csstf STREFr.
f3nArn EAFfas Mich. Aaeunt a.

fssfira anfi tenfiefH@n
Ga aceoani - hafii iittrs , have Fs<iuce-i ny
sstes - pFifs- sni fafihefm~r~ in order fs give
ssenefai -af sfacfl.sn I ittsf s0raeei to - The
h-f aFafs fu fte i<l6fs therefore N ftsu have anY
Nnft in issHtna sud t.afafiaa ~ fl,sfbinr
nffes~e fare ~ ~eli - wntlea ahaeis ti
sfefs fase~ Hihf.en-. llsrzi~fs e1c take -slrh o.
- tse'e sisafa ff4s Haase ~ 81 tshal s,sesf
shefs fslH siii 80 taftef ~stfs snd ipeei psio-s
ho~ itnn ffo ever hssi tsfefa
fietaifina ilsiiafas hreuias ssd fieiiesiins
- teats fl.ftins defs~ hesfef shss 81 SO place
10 lhfs eifF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Mr.. ]. A. ctte. having completed n full
course OF I mary Analyses under DIR. V. q.
Vaughan Of the 4. Of NJ. j. prepared 10 make
micrOscOpicsi. chemical qualitative and
quantitative examination Of urine Charges
two to five d0lla-a. Office with Dr. X. !.
Kirkland, No. 20 Monroe street. Hours 10
II a. M.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

FecA's German Cologne $40 per pint, 10
cents paf ounce. Fragrant and lasting. Try
a. II ~ill please sou.
PEcK's Dave SrnHK
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Try the six meal ticket at the Windsor
Dining Hall. llf Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Bugzios of All kinds cheap.
A. Il. ASfsspEt-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish OF LaIourche.
Fiirmin Lacapere rs No. 2060 s. I.
Gris0mOre.

Take notice That acting under a writ ST
Fl Fa emanatiEg from the above entitled
Court III the above entitled and numbered
case I have seized and vii. offer for sale aB
public auction pursuant IT, law to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in the
Town Of T~hlbodaux, or Saturday, May End,
1885, between the hours OF IL o'clock A. II.
and 4 o'clock =. NJ. tie following described
property, to-wit
A certain lot Of ground. with all the build
ings and improvements thereon and all the
rights. ways, privileges and appurtenances
therelntO belonging or in any wise appectain-
ing, situated in tue Town vi TMbodaux meas
nring FifIy-six feet front on Saint Philip
street by which it is bounded on the West;
seventy-three or four feet on Second or Mar
ket street by which it is bounded or the
North j; titty-six feet on the East. where is
is bounded by the Franklin Hotel prol erty
Of John McCu!' and seventy three Or touc
feet on the South where it IS bounded by u
fractional lot belonging to +. J. Claude said
lot OF ground being the Northwest corner OF
lot No. Is on the plan of tn. town Of Thibo-
daux made and!eNecuted by James b. Grin
age on the first OF May. 1872, being the saMo
property which Firinin Lac apere acquired on
tue 9th July, l843. from \nginia Barrett,
fore James McAlii>ter, Parish Jud &c aud ex-
oi,icio Notary Public Of the Parish Of La
fourche.
Terms and conditions Of sale cash on the
spot. iii United States treasury notes. to pay
principal, interest and costs III the abeve
suit. IL
March os;h. 1885.
~ IHEUPHILE THIBODAUx.
Sheriff.
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MARRIED..

xTONE-PUGH.-On Monday, April q,
1886. 1T St. Johns Church. T~hibodaux, La,
by the Rev. Mr.. Clark. Alice Deblois Pueh,
daughter Of David B. Pugh, and Ralph Stone,
of Buffalo, N. Y.
The SENTINEL tenders its hearty
congratulations to the fair bride
and her manly husband and trusts
that their future may be one of un
alleged happiness and joy, and that
in her Northern home the young
wife may find friends as true aud
sincere as those she leaves to re-
gret her removal from her South
efn' home, and whose warmest wish
es for her future prosperity will .fo1
low her to her far away abode.
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er, are looking finely and are al
ready being forwarded TO the New
Orleans market, by means Of lug
gers via Compan, canal and the in
tervening Bayons.
The great drawback to this fine
body of Valuable lands is its liabil,
~ 10 foundation.
1t Was completely Submerged III
1888 by the Bell am. Iabranch ere
sa>>ts on the Mississippi river aud
again in 1881 by the famous Davis
crtNaSse.
Whether such disasters It's these
can 0e averted in the failure is on.
OF the questions that it is not safe
to answer at this time.
All these inundated lands, how
ever, are being put III calt.vation,
with as much rapidi,y rs possible.
q, cACcIt tut oilIlt ctCl fbdtAotIoiI
upon which but little Or nothing is
being done.
The innndation Of 1884 killed all
the china and orange trees. aud II
thotny tree known us the shoruna
Ike. /, also covered the entire coun
try with as fine Il stana of cuckie
buis as WAS ever witnessed. and
also produced very conspicaouSly
the iron weed, Or something very
similar to IA Tough weed known by
that name III the Western States.
The pecan tree tionrishcs, also,
and suffered no injury from the
baptism they received.
The forest trees are thick with
underground, rendering passage
through them IL very ulfficnlt under
taking as well as hazardous.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
..Oi|l Judicial Cuu.t, Parish of La
tuarche~
Succession Of Ma. y Sands and Com
Immunity No. 1865 PrObates.

Pursuant to an order and decree Of the
above Court and in obedience to IA commits
Sion tn me directed in the at,nve entitled and
numbered succession and community | will
offer for sale. at public auction. pursuant to
law. tn tie last and highest bidder. at the
Court House. in til. Town Of Taihu,iaux. on
SATURDAY. the iGt', day of May. 1885. between
the hours If II O'Clock A. NJ. and ! o'clock
I. II. TIN. following described property. be-
longing I" the above succession and cOullntt-
nilN. lu.Wit
\ certain lot of ground situated in the
tuHn OF 1i,!boia,s. Pa ISL vi Laiuurch-.
te>l elatrii un the PLAZA Of sad town execu-
ted b., Ja,nes i. tirl,n.e as lot No. Ii3 and
i,onn,te.i il.sgIi. IN tto>> str,et South hy
lot NJ. III: West hy jackson street, and
East lay Iirurr Clas sire.t less %p"rtion sold
t" Mrs. Ceytrl I:p,'!l,. see Conveyance
Book. No. u. i"Iin - and joseph Culncanx.
Conveyance Book, folio 13l.
The hu lungs and improvements on the
p~rnIt:iv consisting. Of one IRAN" house, al
ready enIap3ctt.l. and "ne frame house in
process of construction l.-innsiug the first 70
MIS-. Litaly Pniiirs ami the latter TO Ursin
Mics. will NO; ~. included in the sale to be
made u,l.i"i this order. but reserved and on
cepted.
Terms and conditions Of sale cash on tho
spot III United States treasury notes.
April ll1h, 1888.
I~HEuPHILE THIEODAEX,
Shcrin.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Lalon,cAt, Goth District
Court,
Lucille Richard, uJe. as. Charles II
Champagne. husband, No. oO7G.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial. WAS taken up aud tried. pursuant to as
>ignment. and the law and the evidence be-
lag in favor OF tue plaintiff, aud against the dc
endant.
IL is therefore ordered. a%diu,igcl and de
creed. that plaiuti;f Lucille kiclrar. wife Of
Charts. II. champagne. do have judgment
against defendant her said husband. Charles
IL. Champagne, forever dissolvias the com
mupity Of acquets and gains heretofore exist
ing between plaintiff and her said husband
and that said plaintiff be and she is hereby
,lccreed to I've entitled to resume Il e admin
istration OF her separate aud paraphernal
property. independently and alsart from her
said husband amt that said defendant pay
AL costs Of this suit.
Thus done. read aud signed i'll open Court.
this sih i ~ of April, 1882
(sign.d) TAYLOR HEATiIE.
Judge Goth District.
Filed April sth, 1895.
(>igned, j. W. kNORLOCH.
by Clerk.
) true copy:
~ Test. Clerks office,
LS.f Parish o. Latourchc.
(~~) April 18th, 1885.
iSisned; j. W. kNoHLOCH.
NJ Dry Clerk OF said Court.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. 2085, Goth Judicial District
Court, of LafOurche.
Mamie Nect,cood, aoife, rs. j. Gle
RoxsseaM, Husband.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial was taken up and tried pursuant to as
Segment and the law and the evidence be-
ing in favor Of plaintiff and against the defen
dant.
It is ordered, adjud:ed and decreed that
plaintiff Mamie Fleetwood. wife of J. Clet
Rousseau. do ave and recover Judgment
against defendant her said husband, j. Clet
Rousseau, decrceing . separation of proper
~ between said plaintiff aud defendant, dis
solving forever the community Of acanets
! and gains existing between said plaintiff
aud defendant and decreeing plaintiff to be
entitled to the administration of her separate
and ~paraphernal property, separate and
| apart from her said husband.
Thus DONE. read and signed in open Court,
this 18th day of April, 1885.
(SignedI TAYLOR BEATT1E,
ssA Judge 10th District.
= 1ss1 j. W. kNOBLoCH.
2 Dy Clerk.
A..tsae cepy
(-~~l TEST Clerks Office, Parish Of La.
(L.8. }fourchc, April 18th. 1885.
(~( J.. W. KNOBLOCH,
Mott - D'y Clerk Of said Court,
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Rice planters may feel easy abont
Irrigation for some time to come.
The water in the Bayou continues
to rise gradually and now stands
at Is feet The heavy rains that
fell a few DAYS ago, west of the Mis-
sissippi River have produced rises
in the Arkansas aud Red Rivers,
sufficient to counterfeit any DISPOSE
ton Of the river to fall, to any cS
tent, for some time to come.
As that cereal is we'll under way
at present. u good crop may reason
ably be anticipated.
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Counterfciting q Valuable Article.

The publisher Of the Madison
County Record writes from Hunts
vile. AK, as to the effect OF
Browns Iron Bitters OIL his wife.
Mr.. Daughtt1y says, "My wife has
been using The B!tter> for some
mouths ill.,. eifrct iii her case is re
markable.' He also writes that
owing tocounteriei1s and limitations,
it was Il fficnlt to get genuine arti
Gle. TIA, difficulty has now been
rcmedied imitators have been ex
posed and put OF light. There, as
elsewhere Brown, iron HitterS can
be had Of all the respectable drug
.ists at II COLLAR bottle. -
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Complaints still como from dis
tricts overtlOwed in 1884, that the
worms are eating corn, rice, and
sugar cane. Often the damage is
great.
Otherwise, the crops are reported
Doing admirably we'll, but a little
behind time.
Peaches and plum trees are load
ed with fruit. Dewberries n plen
tiful OH the streets, aud very tine.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Lafourche, Goth Judicial
District.
Mrs. Corinne Triche, aeite. rs. P.
Elphege Triehe, Husband.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial was taken up and tried and the law and
the evidence being i'll favor Of plaintiff and
against the defendant.
1t is therefore ordered, a,liudged and de-
creed that plaintiff Corinn. Blanchard. wife
of p. Elplege Triche. do have judgment
against the defendant. her said husband p.
Elphese Triche fore YER dissolving the COM
munity of acquets and gains heretofore
existing between the plaintiff and defendant
and that said plaintiff be and is hereby de-
creed to be entitled to resume the admins
tiation of her separate and paraphcrn al prop
crty Independently and apart from her said
husband aud that said defendant pay all
costs Of suit.
Thus done read and signed in open Court.
at ThibOdaux, this 18th April. 1885.
iSignedI TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Judge, Goth judicial District.
Filed April 18th, 1885.
lSignedi J.W KSORLOCH.
by Clerk.
A true copy.
J LIS. ; fourche. April 2Sth. 1895.
(~J j. W. KNOBLOCH,
Mat by Clerk of said Court
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NOTICE: In another column will be
found All asticle in which all (whether
they will or no are interested. Neglect
ing to read it may prove d very serious as
we'll as an expensive affair. We refer to
the advertisement of Prickly Ash Bitters.
A knowledge Of its merits and the bene'
ft you or your family will derive from
using it will save not only health but
many dollars otherwise expended in DOC
tors bills"
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SIBERIAN vs.. JEFF. DAVIS.

Had Gen. Sherman been discreet enough
to have given JEFF. Davis . rest until he had
digested q bottle of Marsden's Pectoral
Balm, he might possibly have tackled the
veteran martyr OF the Lost Cause success
fully. Marsden's Balm is the only infalli-
BILE cure for coughs and colds. For sale by
Roth & Fleetwood, Doncereau & Bourgeois
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LOCAL NEWS

r. O.. Nicolas has been appoin
ted constable in this Parish in place
of G. Birdsall. resigned.
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job Work done neatly, %scientifi
cally, speedily and cheaply, by the
SENTINEL job printing Office, Main
st. between st. Philipand st. Louis
streets.
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President Clr.eland continues to
win golden opinions. He moves
slowly. but every move is Il satisfac
tory one. The masses of the De
mocracy approve his method.
Those who imagined that they
were greater than the par1y have
found out Que important fact-that
they were mistaken in their e,eva
ted ideas.
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VACHER IE. LIVAUDAIS
DUGUE.

any idea of the extent, magniic
! ence aud beauty of that interior
settlement in this Parish.
Entrance to the vacherie is made
through the splendid plantation of
Charles S. Mathews about four
miles below Raceland. After pas
sing through this plantation two
roads fork. The one leads to Ga
yoso plantation-the other bear
ing off to the east traverses the
plantation of the venerable
madam FOret, the immense Uncle
Peter Plantation belonging to
Walter Pngh OF New Orleans,
thence through a small settlement
known aS the "Village" when til"
traveller comes to the immense
Golden Ranche-formrriy the Der
bigny PIantation-containlng some
thirty-eight thousand acres of land,
to which has been added about
$4,000 acres on the lower side OF
Bayou Coquiile, now designated
"~Lakeside," the property of John
Z. Gheens of Louisville Ky aud
under the management of Wilson
Grisamore.
The old company canal passes Iii
,cctly across the Gayoso and Coz
den rancho places aud al easily he
made to furnish easy and cheap
communication and transportation
10 and from New Orleans for all
supplies to be received and pre-
duets to be moved TO market.
This immense Ridge, ofrich, sand
y, light, SOIL extending from Bayou
Latourche TO Bayou Coquille, ii dis
lance of fully fifteen miles, is from
one to ~twoQniles in width of cultiva
ton, bounded on one OF both sides
with wooded lands OF equal strength
aud value.
Potatoes, onions, rice, corn and
sugarcane, will grow with a vigor
equal to that seen on any lands in
the Parish. or the State.
There is, doubtless, enough lands
in this v~acherie to produce annual
ly ten to fifteen thousand hogs
heads Of sugar.
The Ridges AS they approach the
borders of Lake Salvador, become
lower, so that the drainage of the
country into tide water can be east
~ effected: The current in Bayou Co
guile was fully five miles per hour.
perhaps more, which is Sufficient
evidence that there is ample tall
for all drainage purposes. On the
banks of the Bayou Coquiile for
more than one mile on either side,
is an immense levee from six to ten
feet III height with a base of 20 to
80 feet, composed entirely OF shells.
When, how, and why these shells
were brought there is one of the
mysteries of bygone ages.
Live Oaks, fully five feet in di
ameter, standing upon the tops Of
these leveeS Indicate that hundreds.
perhaps thousands Of years have
passed away since the little acorns
from which they spring we're drol
ped among these shells.
That they were erected of shells
gathered upon the beach when the
waves of the sea laved the land,
near this Bayou is probable.
That the Indians transported
these shells along the banks of thi:
i, little stream, for a foundation, upol
which to build their rude habit,
! tons above tide water is a probable
reason why they were made.
: In this Bayou aud the surroun,
t ing lakes and bayous abundance O
all kinds Of excellent fish is found
! which form q large portion of TIL
l food of the inhabitants, especial,
2 in hard fimQS liEa fhana-
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AWalking skeleton.

Mr.. +. Springer, Of Mech anicsbnrg,
Pa, writes ~ was afflicted with lung
fever and abscess on lungs, and reduced
to q walking Skeleton. Got a free trial
bottle Of DR.. King's new Discovery for
Consumption. which did me SO much
good that l bought . dollar bottle. Al
ter using three bottles, found myself
once o a man, completely restored to
health with a hearty appetite. and .
gaia 10 flesh Of "a lbs" Call - Thtbe
daux Drag Store and get > free tria'
bottle Of this. certain cure for all Luna
Diseases. Large bottles @l.OO.
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General Grant still lives. Now
the wise physicians say they knew
that he was going to get we'll all
the time.
Smart chaps, these renowned
nhvsicians. The Government
should l,nt Garfield and nsanf's
physiciaaIns On the track u Eellow
Fever aud Cholera. -.
They wonld soon give q correct
diagnosis of those diseases.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-05-02

Thibolaux has appeared dcser
ted for the present week.
SO many people have gone to the
Exposition that there seems IT, he
none remaining home.