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IS / ON

PLANTING IS GOING ON
aud all hands are busy. The cane
is laid lengthwise three stalks in a
row, and then covered just M yOn
wOnld corn. There were about fit
ty hands at work. The women are
preferred to men. They receive
good wages, women fifty cents and
the men sixtyfive cents per dav.
The reason men receive the most
is that they '4ote' the cane and
that is the hardest part of the plant
ing.
Aside from wages paid their
houses are furnished them and !,
garden patch and one acre OF wool
land. On every plantation you
will find me Or more old couples Of
slaves passing their declining years
in calm repose, after long Years Of
toll and care, awaiting for the SUN
mons to cross the River, ard who
Shall dare say an abundant Ell
trance will not he administered
them. The care taken of the aged
servants in this country is honora
ble both to them and the old mas
ters. What Il race. they ale ; how
Familiarity they dwell in Southern
households how intimately they
associate with the inmates; how
necessary they seem to tho happi
ness aud comfort to this people.
Til" South feels the responsibility
Of dealing Justly with the black
man as profoundly as you OF the
North. The Christian wise aud
thinking men and women of the
South have this subject aC heart,
and will do their duty by them.
In Gods .-own time the slave was
freed, aud in His own time the
troubles arising out Of this question
will all be settled and settled better
and far more satisfactorily than
men either North or South can set
tie it.
How differently the Southern
girl is brought up thah We of the
North, vet l believe a Northern
girl under similar circum stances
wOuld'in 4 year become more help
less than even Southerner to the
manor born but in spite Of all
there are no girls 80 charming aud
lovely as the Southern girls.
The church in which Bishop Polk
used to preach, the M he built in
fact is still standing, he afterwards
became a general, and was killed
at Atlanta. Mrs. Bragg, wife of
General Bragg resides here. Mrs
Julia Ward Howe has been visiting
at the Allen plantation, che is
sweeping the hearts Of Southern
womon, and much good will be the
result. Not far from where l
write the Union soldiers camped.
nearly all one winter, several little
skirmishes we're had very near here,
but that is all past, and no Que
would more willingly forget it than
the S0utherners.
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The fat. Offices in New Orleans,
over which there has been so much
wrangling, will probably grow fat
ter still before the applicants get
into them.
The President makes haste slow
II and will make good appoint
ments when III. makes them.
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility. disordered blood. weak Con
stituti0n, headache. or any disease Of q
bilious nature, by all means procure a
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow you will be inspired
with new life ; strength and activity
will return , pain and misery will cease.
and henceforth you will rejoice in the
praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents q bottle at Thibodaux Drugstore
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Prickly Ash Bitters is not an intoxica
ting beverage, but q pleasant, mild laxa
tive and efficient Tonic acting directly on
the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels.
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Proceedings OfTOwm

TOWN HALL,
Friday. April Bird. 1885.

TOWN HALL, =
Friday. April 3rd. 1885.
The Conrcil. for the Town OF T,hibop
danx, met. in special session, this day att
o'clock. p. NJ.
Present: J. L.. Au ,oin, Mayor, and
Ellis Braul. TP. Bergeron Ozem6 N.qu,n
+. Zernott, l. De- Moore, and E. G. Curtis,
Trust e.s.
Absent: None.
The minutes vi the previous session were.
read and approved a. recorded.
The following claims approved by tho Fl.
nance Committee were presented AMI on mo
ton duly seconded the sum of Five Hun
dred and Forty-fonr aud $4,000 Dollars was
appropriated to pay the same.
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A Card to the Public.
"y L.
. Athens. Ga.

In every department of business
the world Is rapidly making pro.
gresS, rs well rs in the realms of
literature, science and art. The life
we live is II faster one than that of
u grandfather<. Changes are
more frequent. Rapid transit from
place to place, makes US a migra
tory people.
Hence to achieve success the bn
siness man must advertise, must
apprise the eager throng of his 10
cation, must attractively call atten
ton to his goods, and in Il pleasant
manner fix in the mind Of the heed
less passer-by the fact of Of his ex
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
medicine.
We therefore make use of the SEN
TINEL aS i medium for the earnest
purpose Of combating this impress.
sion and feeling. We are here, and
here to stay, and We do not propose
toilet you forget it. When you are in
want OF some medicine, yOn will
tind us prepared TO supply the very
best of its kind promptly, %careful>
", courteOusly, and at the lowest
price consistent With the superior
quality Of the article.
And besides the necessary rene
dies which the science Of the heal
ing art prescribes in the hour of
sickness, many articles of use in the
toilet, bath, household aud kitchen
are to be found, purest and best,
in the drug store. Our aim is to
be always supplied with the finest
the market affords in this depart
ment.
Ike skillfal and accurate dispen
sing of medicines shall always be
our chief work. For this We are
educated, have ma de it n1g
study, and can assure the careful
attention which this responsible
work requires. Physicians Pres
criptions aud Family Recipes q
speciality.
Our large and well selected stock
including a comprehensive assert
ment Of everything usually found
in a we'll appointed drug store, mer
it's your attention. We study to
please, and are confident we can
supply You with everything you
want in our line economically aud
satisfactorily. Trusting to see
all the readers of the SENTINEL at
our {store shortly, We are
Very truly yours,
j. T. TRIBODEAUX.
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Of intelligence to take the permanent. sole
agency for our gOOda used in every family in
this place. Stock furnished BY IA without TO-
vestment. References indispensable.
j. B. hULING Co., Chicago, III.
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We will furnish the THlBODAUx
SENTINEL aud Chicago Weekly
News, for one year, to any subscrlo
or for $3.
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interest Mrs. Harvey = note char ln Ex loo %
Total 344 50
Yeas: Braud, Moore, Naquin, Zernott
Bergeron and Curtis.
Nays : None.
The following report was received
To the Honorable the Mayor and Trustees of
the Town Of ThibOdaux
Gentlemen Your committee on the loca
ton OF Fire Wells, recommend the digging of
Fire Wells at the following Dlaces, tO.wit:
jackson street let. At Mrs. JOS. Rose or
L. Z. Aubert. 2nd. At l. d. Moore, corner
Baker street.
Harrison street 3rd. North of graveyard,
18th. south Of graveyard.
st. Philip street i: TAT J. H. Fleetwood, cor.
BOurr6 lot. 9th. At AucOin's Store or cor.
AnnDW ashisgton.
Green street :: eth. At +. cor. Firemcn's
grounds or DIR. T.. NJ. Atkinson.
Maronge street 9Th. At w. C.fRsgap,
Canal street F.: 9Th at 3. E. cor. j. r. Tribe.
daux or o. J. Legendre.
10th At rear II. w. Tabor or c. Lagarde.
18th At Mrs. JOS. Dantin.
18th At Mead.
Respectfully Submitted,
|. b. ADORE, Chairman.
#. ZERNOEf.
i. ID. Moore was appointed o .Cuumittee Of
one to wait upon the Police Jury 81 no Par
ish OF Lafourchc and represent "a tha& bod y
tass the Town having Lately purchased the
ready t. furnish the gas necessary, for tue
Court House building and said Committed
invested. with full power to make whatever
arrangements it might think proper.
III. Council then Njourned.
lsis"cd] j.. L. AUCOIN,
NUN Mayor.
"a =. Z. Leblanc,
Clerk.
A. true copy:
= Pc. LEBLANC,
Clerk.
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The Senate of the United States
has adjourned sine die. The President
can row make appointments at his
leisure who will await confirmation
at the next session in december.
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The Best in the Market.

The Best In the Market.
have been afflicted with y blood
humor and indigestion for fifteen
years. l have received mOle bene
fit from Swift;s Specific rs. S. 81
than anything else l have ever ia
ken. 1t is the best blood purifier
on the market.
Feb. 5, 1885.
A. j. BROOKS,
Bound Rock, Tex.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disea
Ses mailed free
The Swift Specific Co.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
The Shreveport Times Exposition
number issued March 10 1885, con
Gains a vast amount OF useful imfor
nation concerning Shreveport and
Northern Louisiana.
The Times deserves credit for its
enterprise and energy in preparing
such a publication for its readers
and advertisers.
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The Democratic Government
seems determined to protect the
rights of it's citizens in foreign
lands, wherever they may be.
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LATE ELECTIONS.-The Demo-
Gratis have carried Michigan by a
good majority.
Carter Harrison, Democrat. has
been re elected mayor of Chicago.
st. Louis has given a victory to
the Democrats, after a most excl
ting election.
In Cincinnati the :.Repuplicans
elected the most of the Municipal
ticket. ra,
In Toledo, Ohio, a Democratic
Mayor has been elected.
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When Cooper wrote of the won
ders of the Catskill view, or when
Moore penned his lines on the
mighty Mohawk, they little imag
ined that the places they admired
and delighted in for their solitude,
would be made easy of access to
thousands of tourists in search of
health. But why spend fortunes
at summer resorts in search of
health, with but little benefit, when
Smiths Bile Beans have such won
derful curative powers. Price, two
bits per bottle.
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O-~
They have Que hundred and eight
scholars in attendance, about
equally divided Is regards to sex.
The superintendent receives $50
per month and the assistant $50.
They we're clean and neat, looked
well fed and We're we'll clad, and
appreciate this advantage more
than the c0i0red children of. the
Forth and are much better cared
for. They have six months school
ing from the public each year ;
the balance Of the year it is a pri
vate school. We are delighted
with the South and Southern PEG
pie. The women are charming, the
gentlemen chivalrous and Obliging.
Southerners are quite as humane,
as gentlemen aud gentle as ladies,
as Northerners are. We are agree
ably disappointed in them and we
devoutly wish the North and South
could come to know each other as
they really are.
We have had the pleasure Of visi
ting a large sugar plantation owned
by Mr.. Allen of this place. Mr.
Ogden Smith Que of the managers,
was indeed very kind to US, show
ing ~ all over the plantation and
all the points of interest.
Just at this time
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
YeSTeRDAY'S COURTS

CIalUlr People ". Lorenzo Payne. OBJ
tanning money under false protenses. Trial
resumed. jury rendered a yerdics Of guilty
People ss. George ". heht Burglary
and larceny. Order estreatlng bail, and
that bench warrant issue for apprehension
of respondent Prank Bates ~. james HI.
brown Assumpsit. In progress.
PR0uArE- Estate OF Sarah +. Crocker. de
ceased Administrator annual account nj
ed. Estate OF Harm j. NordhOt, deceas-
ed. Appraisers warrant and inventory ill
al and order assigning 10 widow her statu
tory allowance Estate of Nllmke NOrd-
hOf. a. al.. minors. Order appointing Mag
delena Nordhof guardian. Bond nled and
ltttsr- ISSUED. Estate of Oriand h. God
win. order appointing Arthur Meigs ad-
mlulstrator Estate Of Caroline Russell. de
ceased. Hearing on probate of will adjourn
ga 20 May 2l.-Estate of James Benton. de-
creased. Report OF commissioners ia parti-
ton hled.
PoLIcE-D David B. Mulhollan, Henry Nc
Parland. James Wilson. Drunks. Twelve
days IN jaiL-Frank killean. Drank and
dieorderly. Fifteen days III jail-John
Adrion. Saloon open on Sunday. Paid fine
and costs. S2o.35.--John jacobson and
Leonard DeNOs. Larceny less than 81. Ad-
jOurned 10 May at a. IN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

THE Grand Picnic on all kinds Of car
pets to be continued until further notice.
The largest assortment, the finest pat
terms, the best goods known to the trade,
the most astounding low prices.
TAPESTRY BRUssELs 55c, 65c, Toe. No
better goods to toe found
BODY BRUssELs, 95c. SlOO, Sl1O, Sll5.
This line comprises the best qualities to
be found IN any market.
VELvErs 81, S110, S115, S1.25, sl.35
Velvets are the coming carpets. We have
never sold 80 many Of this make on ac-
count of the extreme low price.
MoQUErTEs Our price still farther
reduced with large invoice of new
choice patterns, never known so cheap,
SI.l5, SL25, Sl.35. Sl.4O.
INGRAINs. poe, 25c, zoe, 35c. 4Oc, 45c,
soc, 60c, 65c These prices include all
the different qualities as well as the best
goods manufactured, and is a surprise to
all. SPRING x COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

laalctmeots lnstsas OF iHfOrnastions
8a ire Oaitso States Courts.

tn ire -glte1 States Courts.
A DECISION 80 recently made D. Jadse
l5ray ~ tse Lalled States >apfeLne Court
@aleh eondie1- wigh g1e rseelt general pEse-
lice Ia ths distslcE courts. Ia f. - the eject
taat criminal pcoesca tions Tor crimes pun
islzoll - Ia. grlsoamenl for : term " gears
calLOt 8e maintained on an Information
61t l1ust De col-,llel4se.l - Indictment b
grand llry. la aeooTd..ace slth the provision
of tae constitution. ~hicA says 10 person
shall oe 8eid 81 Aussef Tor q capital Or other
sise Infamous crime. unless on presentnlent
of indictment ol d grand l4fs- Ia accord
ance sith this deelsloa q grand 5ury will be
summoned for tie + AL term Of the District
Court for thls term, ami InfOrmstIons Vii
be used onl5 ia prosecutions for minor
offenses. Ia tbs meantime prosecutions Tor
Infamous crimes vii be continued until
acted upon by the grand jury The case IL
y hIca the decision Was rendered by Judge
GRAY as that OF = man sentenced from Ar
kansas 10 Tue Detroit House Of Correction
The prisoner ~as released, aud if his imprison-
Inent ~as illegal there are many others who
arc being illegally imprisoned To comply
With The decision vail greatly increase the
expenses or the district courts, aud 40 pro
vision has been mads Tor such extra expense
H. the appropriation bills
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Kind and Loving Parents.

James jacobson and Leonard Devos. the
lads arrested yesterday morning by Officer
Croft, charged with breaking into the Turner
street school and stealing sundry trinkets,
viii have a hearing before Judge Holmes
this morning. The lads were arrested with
the knowledge of their parents, and were
allowed to remain ia Jail all day without
their visiting them or making amy inquiries
concerning their present or future welfare.
Court Officer Pelton. out of the goodness of
ms large-sized heart. provided the boys with
a dinner which they ate with relish.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Removed

The firm of Moselly Bros. finding their
old quarters on Monroe street too small to
meet the demands of their increasing busl-
ness. have remo1 ed TO the new Gilbert
Plock. and now occupy Nos. %. p. ~ and
- Ottawa street. where they have ample
space. and one Of the most conveniently ar
ranged produce stores IN the city. 4 rail
road track runs IN ths rear, Immediately
along side the store. thus enabling them to
despatch. Their store j. 66xiOo feet. and
they occupy three foors. They have fitted
no a commodious and elegant Office. and ars
prepared % do business with comfort. They
deal in seeds. produce and oysters
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
A Pleasant Gathering.

A pleasant party WAS held at the Eagle
Hotel last evening Il was a surprise party
for Miss Jennie Smith and was 70 have been
held az the residence Of W. L. Lamoreaux.
Lamoreaux, IL would hsve been postponed
had not Mr.. Johnson kindly come 10 the
front and offered the party the use Of ms
house. Among those present were Misses
Kemp, Davis. Crsque, Waite, Cook Mes
MeSsrs. Thoma. Gay. Osborne. Swsrtx.
Keup Buchanan. Cox. Edsar,is. Frost.
Iamoreaux and McWuhsms. All ureseni
enjoyed the evening. and the party broke up
sbout il.0 p. un
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Violating the Closing LaN

The Lew and Order Iesgue is making t
extremely lively fsr ssloon- keepers this
vees. They have sworn ont three warrants
against parties violating tbe lav relative to
ths hour ~ closinz and keeping open eu
Sunday Tvr ~ the psrties have been con-
rictea and ined each Sls.fs. snd the exam
insaon ~ the third = set DOWN fsr Monday
next in Police CONT A warrant wss issned
AZ thelr insti gatlou yesterday for the arrest
of the fourtb- Christar AdFiou. sho .s
ehs0zed vith xeeriuV his saloon opsn on
srl---LaE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Luke Manning vas found helplessly drunk
IN a wagon in front Of Canal street saloon
st oclocs last night. He had with him a
new pair of shoes. new pair ~ pants. and
s. IN cash The wagon and horses at
tachsd we're taken t. Aoee's hvsry barn.
While Lake was accommodated with lodging
st Police Headquarters The team Is sup
posed to belong 20 Jack Tierney. II Grand
Rapids township. and tas 'Howiin z
Cyclone drove it to the saloon sns left
Lnke lyiug IN the wagon while a. went In to
tsik ~ sighting John 7. Sullivan
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

We wish it were possible for rs to
enumerate all the different articles in our
store worthy of attention.
There are thousands OF doll ars worth
OF Merchandise upon our shelves and
counters that is commanding great atten-
tion from customers all over the country
as well as citizens OF our city. The sup
ply seems sufficient for the increased
demand. as our departments were never
SO well supplied Spring X CoMPASY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Real Estate Transfers.
Furnished daily from the Office of W. r.
Scribner, real estate dealer.

Furnished daily from the Office of W. r.
Scribner, real estate dealer.
Louis Clinton 70 Fanny l.. Avery. lot l,
blk. = Smiths add. ...--. .-.-----S 1910
Jan De JOuge 20 Edwin \ Bates ~ II
lots = and ~ blk 9. EllswOrth's add i.p0
Cynthia \. Kinney 10 Daniel >. Watson
ma Of lot 85. Skinner X Provin's sub -
Laura 4 4. Hills 20 Dawson ID. Wood, lot
10 Cotton sub ......-. .--..--. ...-. 90
lydia Van Recp 10 Leonard A. Ward. piece
of hand ou sec. 80, ,rrtnd Rapids .--.-.- 1900
Israel y Heft 10 Helen Jewell. n5s lot
Paine K Auderson's add. Sparta .....-- 20
Helen Jewell 10 Loron Iwiss. n1s lot 8
Paine q Anderson's add, Sparta --.-.-t 80
Loron Twiss 10 Helen Jewell nwia neil
and - nei. mel. of sec sec -, Tyrone LOO
Ozro L. Winchester 20 Moan ". Crocker.
w's s,i4 nwia of SEE II. Byron. --. ..-.-- 800
Edwin Cummings 10 Helen Jewell part
ne fr 2, Of see 3. Alpine ...-.... ..--- 10
HELEN Jewell To Loron Twiss, part ne IT
1. Of sec 3 Alpine .... ..... ..-.-.--. 10
Charles {. Jewell 10 Logon Twiss. piece
land in ne cor nel4 of sec 3. Alpine. $50
John W Field 20 Frederick MOnper.. swA,
seis OF sec q. Alpine. and other land 2,S0o
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Right You Are.

If Michigan Is to have Soldiers Home.
Grand Rapids, would like to name the loca-
tion. That the second city in the state in
population-and first in business spunk-
should ask ~ have one Of the state institu-
tious located there Is very proper. The
Journal votes for a Soldiers Home and its
location az Grand Rapids -LoicsU Journal.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Prisoners Confined Osrlng the Past
s. Montns. anq Ihsr Cnmes


hs lall inspectors foE ths oo1nIs " hslI
have Iast completed theif sena sanaai rs-
port upon lhs eoIdluoD of giae saL durlus tne
pssl six u1onlhs. Dorin. thl- peFioa there
were Imprisoned al persons. of ~tich noa
Ter l57 were druuks, - drauks zna disorder
hes. 81 dl~orcerls- 3 seFe charged ~ith
forgery, n burglary AID lsroeay. ~ assault
aid battsry. grand larceny, ~ gambling,
-5 insanity. 80 larceny. ! sIth murder and =
with rare. The inspectors found the jail la
an excellent condition its sanitary and
cleanly eondiuOn speaking ell for lts pres
ent management. The repairs made neces
sary by the resent escape OF Josepa Morrison
aud Lorenzo Payne have been vel made
and the inspectors have 40 recommenda-
tions u importance u make regarding Im-
prOyements or changes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Wanted to be a SaIoonkeeper.

A man can become disheartened over
very little matter nowadays. VIM. Hess
wanted To run saloon; had not money
enough 10 take out a license and ran away
leaving his wife and children to take care of
themselves. He has been gone now more
than week. II Is feared by those who know
him that William will be mean enough to
orr,a hack
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

NcConvi'le e O'Neal have parchased
James Shields place At ~ South Ionia
street They have reftted The place and
stocked IS with new goods - the best class
snd viii open Il to the puhhc on saturday
night. May g when they vii serve an eie-
CANT free luuch Nr McCouviile was form
erly ~ Boyland & McConville. - . Grand
vile s7enne. and vii be pleased to have his
nid FRIENDS and customers call ard see him
~ hl- new sfrn1