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Proceedings of the Parish School
Board.

Thilmlaux. February 2nd. 1875.
The Parish Board Of School Directors of the
Parish Of Latuurrhc met this day in regular
meeting.
Present $. +. GriSa,k,rc, President, ThOm-
"a A Badeaux. Secretary and Superintendent.
G. Curtis.
Absent: Directors j. NJ. Howell, Ernest
Roger. Oscar LEIPZIG, and Charles j. Bar
ker.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read. aud approved as recorded.
The application of M,ilr Pack asking to DO,
appointed assistant at the Chackbiy School
was laid on the table.
The application If l.. G.. Rogers for the
Harans School vas laid over, for future ac-
ton.
The request of S. Love ard A exandrr Folse
Tor u s.uve, tor Thea. Ioslbrcti. . school houses
Was not granted. for The rras"n, that the SEA
son is too far advanced, to render q stove
necessary for those schools.
The superintendent repor,ed verbally, that
he had been notified that The Wallace Pierce
School House was now flushed. and that it
should be supplied with benches, aud also,
with plivies. The Superintendent Awas an.
tkorizcd to have III SO necessary wants sup.
piled.
The following assignments Of teachers
were then made
q. Faquet to Brul6 GuiilOt School.
w. I. LOrraiur 10 Wallace Pierce School.
The application of Victor Gaignard for ap-
pOintmemt AS teacher Of the Pittmann school,
Was read, and til Superintendent was in
structed to inquire as to the number Of GILL
dreu that wound probably attend this school
in case it were opened, and also. ito ascertain
whether or not u school house could be secur
ed, ami to report vt tn Q next meeting.
The communication of Pierce Richard,
Joseph Caesar and Pierre Arcenaux, styling
themselves = committee Ut the Equal Rights
School. OF LafUurche Crossing, was laid ON
the table.
The following bills were presented, anil tho
requisite appropriations mad. to pay same
Hoffman, & Aucciu, 1890,
Lucien Guidroz, for LockpOrt School, 5
OrvIlie ThibO'laux. for desks, ETC., Ba.
you Blue Srhuul $500
Thib"daux Foundry 500
s. I. GrisaMcre, go
Hoffman, e. AucOin Has
T0ups. 1900.
There being no fl tier business, the Board.
adjourned.
s.. 7. GHISAMORE,
President.
THOMAS A. BADEAUx.
Secretary.
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pnrpose OF combating this impress.
sion and feeling. W. are here, and
here to stay, and We do not propose
toilet you forget it. When you are in.
want Of some medicine, you will
find us prepared TO supply the very
best OF its kind promptly, caretul>
~, courteously, and at the loves,
price consistent With the superior
quality of the article. !
And besides the necessary rene
dies which the science of the hva,
lug art prescribes in the hour Ut
sickness, many articles of use in the
toilet, oath, household aud kitchen
are to DC found, purest aud best,
III the drug store. Oar aim is to
Oe always Supplied with tho finest
the market affords in this depart
meht.
Ike skillful aud accurate dispen
sing Of medicines shall always be
our chief work. For this We are
educated, have made it il long
study, aud can assure the careful
attention which this responsible
Wo'k requires. Physicians Pres.
crirtio"s and Family Recipes IL
Speciality.
Our large and We'll selected stock
including comprehensive assert
meat OF everything usually found
i" Il well appointed drug store, mer
its your attention. W. st0hy to
please, and are confident we a
supply You with everything you
want in our liue economically aud
satisfactorily. Trusting to see
all the readers of the SENTINEL at
our sttre shortly, we are
Very truly yours,
J. T. ~THIBODEAUX.
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For Six months past I have been
affected With y very serious case Of
typhoid malaria, which l contracted
on my orange grove in northwes
tern Florida. / tried several RENE
dies, but everything failed me
Two weeks ago l purchased u bot
tie OF Switt's Specific, which has
proved q snre cure for this dreadful
n,alady. i had almost given up
hope Of ever being we'll again, for.
l had tried SO many remedies, all
OF which had failed to do any good.
Would 70 Cod that all the afflicted
people residing in tac malariOus
counties 0f GeOrgia, Florida and
Alabama would read this and try
the s. :. S. instead of dosing them-
selves with quininr aud mineral
remedies. l feel it my duty to suf
fe'ing humanity to write this Ger
titicate. Tor it may Il" the mean of
many Ut my old friends trying this
great remedy as l have done. So
strong is my faith in it that in
every case whe:c the directions are
followed l will guarantee a sure
cure or forfeit one hundred dollars.
Chas. d. Barker.
Publisher.
Editorial Room Temperance Ad
VOcatp. Atlnnta Ia.
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IN MH:MOWlAM.
Hall Of Thibodaux Fire Co. No. !.
ThibOdaux. La, March 3lst. 1885. (

Hall Of Thibodaux Fire Co. No. J..
Thibodaux. La, March 3lst, 1885. I
Tie undersigned fcOmmittet appointed at
special meeting. held March 2lst, 1885. in
view of the death OF our late esteemed active
member, Louis C Belteau, tender tbs follow
ing resolutions of sympathy as u recognition
OF his mauy valuable services TO this com
pany
Whereas, it has pleased an All-Wise Provi-
dencet To remove from our midst in the bloom
vi lue our beloved friend and brother men,
her, Louis L. Beitran. who was esteemed by
all who came within the sphere Of his acquain
lance and
Whereas, in his death the company has
lost one Of its most energetic and persever
ing members, and his family bereft :of a de-
voted husband aud father be it
Resolved. Therefore, that while bowling IN.
hun, bic submission to the will Of the Almigh-
", We extend our most heartfelt sympathles
to his Oereaved family in this their hour Of
grief. And, he it turthcr
Resolved, That the members Of this COM
pany wear the ususl badge Of mourning for
a period Of thirty days, and that the minutes
OF the company, published in tho "Thibodaux
Sentinel. and u copy transmitted to the fami
~ vi our deceased brother.
(Si.ned) H. II. MICHELET,
" L. 1HlliuDEAUX,
JOHN GCARDIA.
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A party of gentlemen from Napo
leonvilie among whom were: SIEVE
rin Blanchard, Sheriff Of the Parish
of Assumption ; f. P. Helluin, Dep
uty Clerk Of Court /; Messrs. Henry
S. Chauffe and Max Dupaty, char
tered the little steamer "Linuie
Boy owned BY Mr.. Bailey, photo.
grarher, and gave an excursion
from Napoleonville to this town. on
last Wednesday, tor their special
benefit. These gentlemen all looked
hale aud hearty, and from the
smile on their cQuntenances, it was
plainly visible that they were en-.
joying their trip hugely.
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Attention. Docto~

Everybody knows that the Life Of thu
average physician is q hard one. He i.
often compelled to ride great distances
through mud and rain Sor q merely nom.
inal fee. Tits not ct nor proper for m to
condemn any physician fer his work. but
We do assert that his practice can be made
easier, and he can effect more cures bv
the proper and judicious use Of PERuNi.
If he will only add this great remedy ia
his list ofmedicines. he will find that his
usefulness viii be greatly increased. Full
direction for is use will be found in the
Ills Of Life and he should It once pro.
cure this valuable book,
NJ. Wright, Business Agent Evening
Herald, Erie, Pa, says: IDA. HART
MANI can not but feel it my duty to
express to you my thanks for the great
benefit I received from the use Of your
medicines. PKDUNA and MANAHN.
One bottle Of each placed me square on
my feet after q sickness of four weeks.
which confined me to my bed, and then
left me lame and crippled. Three days
from the commencement Of the use Of
your remedies the cane wa dispensed
with, and in 4 week was perfectly we'll"
Mrs. Ellen Maynard, Osweeo, Potter
county, Pa, writes: "DR. HAITIAN.
Columbus, O. The small ulcers are ali
healed, and the two large ones are not
more than half As large ~ they were. /
I'm feeling quite we'll The people say
your P8RUNA and MXNALIN are doing .
miracle. lido not take nearly So much
Opium ~ ! did bsfore."
Joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa.
writes : have used your PERuMA and
MAHAL1N with good results. In the year
Of 1850 ! wa % bad that I could scarcely
walk. ] used PxRUNA and MANALl1.
and am now as healthy 10 I have ever
been. / have also recommended It to
several parties, and they have been much
benefited BY it."
Mr.. c. H. Harris, New Vienna, Ohio,
writes: "Our little girl was paralysed
ct thirteen months old, and we resorted
to everything We could hear Of for relief,
but she appeared to get but little better.
Hearing of PERuNA we concluded to try
and will say it has done her . great |
deal Of good-he first bottle apparently
aid and relief We have used it for
in other cases on other per.
sons and found it q success. For general
debility, and in fact for any disease, we
don't think anything else can at all COM
pare with it. We have used forty or fifty !
and our house is never without !
P4RuAA. Our little girl 10 now eight
yeass old, and can run any place, was for |
bur years helpless. P1zU1A cured her"
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A Card to the Public.

In every department of business
the world is ralidly making pro.
gress, as we'll as in the realms of
literature, science and art. The life
we live Is a faster one than that of
our grandfathers. Changes are
more frequent. Rapid transit from
place to place, makes us a migra
tory people.
Hence to achieve soccess the bu
sinsss man must advertise, must
apprise the eager throng of his 10
cation, must attractively call atten
ton to his goods, and in a pleasant
manner fix in the mind of the heed
less passer-by the fact Of of his OK
istence and the inducements he
has to offer.
Doubtless many around US are
oblivious to our presence in this
community. Others have a vague
idea of the location Of the drug
store near them, yet are ignorant
of what that store contains ; feeling
that tits time enough to look up a
drug store when they need some
We therefore make use Of the SEN
TINEL as a medium for the earnest
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SUCCESSION OF MARY SANDS AMI
COMMUNITY NO. les PROBATES.
State Of Louisiana. Parish OF Lafourche. Goth
Judicial District Court.
Whereas. Jefferson Rhodes, Of eaid parish.
has this day made application to the said
Court,to be appointed administrator Of The
said succession.
Now, therefore,. all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to Droduca \.
this office within ten days following the pres-
cot notice, any objection which they NAV
have to the s~aidapplication of the same. othcr
wise the same shall be approved according to
l~~~.1 Witness my b snd and ths impre.
1L@S. Of the seal Of my office, this 26th dsy
ts'gned] J. W. KNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk Of said Conrt
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Proceedings
POLICE JURY.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, March 18th. 1895.

Thibodaux, March 18th, 1885.
The Police Jury for the Parish Of Lafourchs
met this day. ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. pursuant to
call Of President.
Present /: Messrs Coulon, Grisamore, Foise.
Moran, kraemer. Mathews and Seely.
Absent Delaune. and Cheramie.
The reading Of the minutes was postponed.
till next regular meeting.
Inc President stated that he called tile
Jury together tor the purpose of taking into
consideration tho following petition Of tho
citizens Of the 9Th ward.
10 Hon. H.. N. COnlon, president Of the Police
Jury, aud to the Hon. mcmbcrs thereof
We the undersigned residents and property
holders OF Lafourche would respectfully caf,
your attention to the necessity Of csllinr an.
extra see.ion Of the Police Jury to aid us in.
closing the Basrilleau Crevasse, Ovin1 To-
the low stage of water It present "a tS;nI
very little expenses would be iucurrod hv
cloeing it 1t present.
The closing Of said crevasse would nrov.
vasely beneficial to the undersigned pronertv
no.aels' p'an'ers In the vicinity of said Gre.
Xour immediate attention to this will h.
greatly appr( 1sted by the undersjened
"a. Amntrowitz, I. F0ret, r. +. LeBlanc. r
rsret, Etien Leblanc, D.. Bsbin, Charlo Ia
r :; Z G Il 4. Z n! Lasazdei A; B.rrios, ': Boatte.
l.. Lerille, A. Rossi, B. PeuoujiIe. John Tn.i;
Leblanc. suA' a.
Mr.. Mathews stated that he had visited n.
crevasse and it was HE opinion that ths s"r
OF xoo0:Oo we'll expended would be- annie h..
Close the same. He moved that the Tar;sh
the said sum of : 1901 O to that and
AFTER some little discussion, Mr.. Grissmors
oe,ng called to the chair, the following reso'
luton offered by Mr.. Coulon was snsi,v
agreed upon and adopted. -" ""s'y
;.h n 8, fss That the Police Jury Of the Par
Parish, = claim Of $500. OOror "a mn "Is
t tSsr ssr. e may DO expended t. ards closing
ward where the said crevasse r. .;t,.. .ne
pao w;ss :s so:sxsT, IL! that this jury b furnish.
expenditores aud evidence that the ar.ov, ~
y sst forth in said account were ACTUALLY liy' az.
pe y towasds the closing Of said crev.sse'
"uns incurred under this resolution be de.
1ndaole before tho 18th January. IsSS' -"
Inc Jury then adjourned.
'o's"oN' II. N. COULON.
p. +. Lpp,~ President.
SecretauA
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And End to Bone ScrapiRr.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg.
ILL.,. says "H"ving received 20 much
benefit from Electric Bitters, I feel it
my duty t" let suffering humanity
know it. Have had II running sore on
my leg for eight years my d~octorsetold
me l would have to have the bone
scr"ped or leg ampntated. I used, in
stead, three bottles of Electric Filter.
and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. and my leg is now sound and
WE'LL" Electric Bitters are sold at ff
~ cents a bottla. and Buckl-n'@ Arnjca
Salee at Csc. per box at Tlribsdaux
Drugstore.
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TILE a OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurche.
Successions Of Louis VickRair and
srve, Baselise Ago, Ma. 2l33,
HOLutes.

Whereas, AdOlphc fIcknair OF said parfah.
admlnistratOr Ut the sail smccessiOns, has.
this day filed in my office "a timai account OF
his administration. -ltt
Now, therefore,, all parties Interested are
hereby warned and nutl,ird I" p~rutlnce in
this office Within ten .,,ys follow ing the pres
ent notice, ANY uljrct,.:, which they may
have I" the holnolusation Of The same other
wise the same shall ;". approved ami hOinOlo-
gated aus ord ny to law.
la trst,nr'ny whereof. 1871
t~~l Witness my hand and the impress
lis: # my seal Of office this 3!st day Of
(~) Marcl, a. -. 1885.
j. w. KNODLOCF.
DIV Clerk If sai,t CURT
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ATTRACTIVE AND USEFUL.

AAAehOAA AMI UNE1Y
The Brown Chemical Co., Bahi
more Nd, the owners OF the celebra
ted Browns Iron Bitters, have lust
'ssned a beautiful Hand Book and
AtnsanAc for ladies, and a complete
s0d useful Memorandum Book for
men. These publications are at
tractive, containing great nany
valuable and interesting thugs.
They are furnished tree OF eharoe
oy druggists and country store
keepers, bnt should they not have
them the Brown Chemical Co. viii
seod either book on receipt Of a
two cent stamp to pay postage.
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Had the writer ct the Times
Democrat been in Thibodaux. about
two hours after that daily reached
here on April l, and heard the
maledicti0ns hurled at his head. he
would have wished that he had
been hurled into the bayou with a
pillow tied around his neck.
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Limo In Ddking Powders.

Prof Z. A: Witthaas, N. ID, Medical Ua
"e!s'ty, Buffalo. =. r., who is the highest
2oshorlty, says that Calcium Tartrate
q EProPerly called fartrate of Lime). ad-
veeclsed as the lime found in Baking Pow
ders 10 derived from the wines that pro-
deoe Cream Of Tartar. It is q constituent
q = grape IN other fruits and is ALSO
lately harmless.
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The Gretna Courier enters na0n
its sixth year OF existence.
The SENTINEL extends it's con
9rat0latlOns aud trusts that it's nse
Sulness aud prosperity may con
t'nue ssgrow and prosper tor many
years 70 come.
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Proceedings OfTOwm
Council.
TOWN HALL.
Friday, March Goth, 1856.

TOWN HALL.
Friday, March Goth. 1885.
The Courcil. for the Town of Thibo
uanx, met. in special session, this day at 4
o'clock, p. NJ.
Present: j. l.. Au,oin, Mayor. and
Ellis Braud. L. Bcrgeron Ozone Nlquin
and F.. Zernott, I. D. Moore, Trustees.
Absent: Z. u. Curtis, Trustee.
The minutes Of the previous session were
read and approved as recorded.
The following claims approved by the FL
nance Committee were presented and ON mo-
ton duly seconded the sun Of S~eveuty-four
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BY virtue of . writ Of Fl Fa to me directed
BY the honorable 2nd Justice Court Of l.. r.
C~sillouet in the above entitled cause I will
proceed to sell ct public auction at tho Court
Hoase ldoor in Thibodaux, on Wednesday
18th day of April. 1885, between the hours Of
III A. N. and p. II. the following described
property to-wit
Red COW.
cart.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cas- on tho spot.
April 4th, 1885. II. w. FROST.
Constable, 2nd Ward.
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A Mean Oll General Routed.

Old General Debility" has been
put to fightin Arkansas, with hap
Ply results. From Brinkly, from
WebbCity and from Walnut Ridge,
Messrs. r. r. Anderson, E. NJ. Tay
lOr and F. 8. Pinchbeck respective
", write that they were all afflicted
With general debility. and received
solid benefit from Browns Iron Bit
ters. This is pleasant TO know,
not only for Arkansas people, but
for all sections of the country where
general debility has counted vic
Tins BY the thousand. For sale ev
erywhere.
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NOTICE.

a. q meeting Of the Directors of Thin
div;de nd'a u COMPANY held Apri, 2, 1855. .
oeing three per cent ON the capital stocn +
s r.T c"'1PaaY o. the earnings of three mon.h.
F.. C.y~,. +. ZERNOTT,
Secretary. en''
4tAp4r85.
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Latest news Indicate that Gen.
lirant's days are numbered. His
death may be expected at any mo
meaf, disease being beyond the
contsdl of physicians.
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Total ~ Is
Yeas: Braud, Moore. Naquin, Zernott and
Bergeron.
Nays : Mono.
The Mayor VA authorized to sell all mate
riOls left after the repairs Of the Market
House.
The Council then adjourned.
lSigned) J. L. AUCOlN,
Mayor.
Pc. LEBLANC,
A. true copy:
Pc. LEBLANC,
Clerk.
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T.HE GREATBST AND GRAND
EST.

The 'nnvarylng statement OF
every visitor to the Worlds Expo
sitiOn 1T Now Orleans is that it is
the greatest and grandest EXPOSE
ton ever held. In magnitude it is
simply Immense; while in variety Of
exhibits AN! comprehension OF sub
.jects it has never been rivallel.
The earlier reports, based upon it's
incomplete and unfinished comAi
ton. and influenced by the K
weather which pre-
|svaied for six weeks after the
opening, did the Exposition great
injury. aud will he a source Of re
greet &c many people whom they de
tered from visiting it and who
may not now have the opportunity,
Notwithstanding the difficulties
land disappointments which attend
ed tue opening and the first weeks
of the Exposition, and the serious
financial emharrassmemts which en-
sued, the work Of completing and
perfecting III every department has
steadily progressed until now the
Exposition is pronounced complete
in every detail and exceeding in
magnitude, scope and interest any
exposition ever held.
When it is recalled that the diff
ferent Exposition buildings cover
ninety acres of space is utilized by
exhibits, and those of the richest.
rarest aud most perfect of. their
kind, our readers can form some
idea of the attractions and interest
of the Worlds Exposition. 1t will,
probably, be the only industrial en-
terprise of this kind that the pres
ent generation will have AL oppOrtu
nifty of visiting. The financial EN-
barrassments attendingthe creation
of this (now happily relieved by Con
gress), and the improbabiIity of any
future assistance by Congress to
any similar enterprise, will undoubt
edly discourage any effort in this
age to establish ANOTHER. Hence,
the opportunity of visiting this
ought not to be passed.
The United States Commission
ers for the different States in cou
junction with the management have
designated different days to be
kept and celebrated as the special
State days of the variOns States.
Covering these dates the railroad
have agreed to make al
specially low excursion rate, lower
than any heretofore given. This -
done for the purpose Of encouraging
the fullest possible attendance.
The rates of accommodation and
entertainment in New Orleans are
said now to be as low and as reason
able as at any prior season, and 8
low as in any city of its size in the
country. The weather is now per
factly charming, and every visitor
returning from here's ire = the
utmost qualification and delight at
his experiences. Our readers
should c0nsiEer we'll before thew
permit this opportunity to pass
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The Mississippi is falling again
rapidly. The Bayou has fallen
here about 3inclies and now Stands
at IA feet, 4 inches.
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Lovers Lament

Mys6arling girl quite Thin has grown,
She's sallow and very pale
Sase.says she don't know what 20 dc,
And I fear her health will faa.
But Love will find a remedy,
BY foul if not fair meaus
IIi snatch her from the jaws Of death,
By giving her Smiths Bile Beans
Two bits per bottle
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Prickly Ash Bitters is not an ~intoxica
ting beverage. but a pleasant, mild laxa
tive and efficient Tonic acting directly on
the Liver, Kidneys. Stomach and Bowels.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-04
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