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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-14
I. CLEVELAND A BUFFALO.

A propos de inauguration de N
Cleveland CONNIE president DIES
Etats Unis, 10 Commercial de Buff
falo raconte Phistoire de sol entr6e
dams Ia carrlere politique. On salt
que NJ. Cleveland etait avocat i
Buffalo, ne s'occupant Ell aucune
faeon de politique active, quand il
tut enleve pressure malgre lui !: SEES
occupations pour 6tre ponsse d IL
Marie de cette vile. "Il ny a pas
plus de trois ans, dit lie Commercial,
lie nouveau president etait maize
de Buffalo, ct le 4 mars 1882 il au.
RAFT trait6 d'impossible ct de ridi-
Guile Ii prediction de &c qui lui ARR
We aujourd'hui." Les circumstances
de sa ~carriere publique ct de ga
prodigieuse fortune politique sont
connues /; mails quelques petites re-
miniscences ne seront pas hors de
pr0p0s 4 cette occasion.
"C'est un fait bien connu que
dams rautomne de 1881, les demo-
crates locaux etaient fort enbar-
rasses pour choisir un candidat i
IL marie. NJ. Cleveland etJit ties
occup6 CONNIE avocat, ct n'ftait
point sur les rangs pour I'M Office
public quelconque. Dams Ia campo.
gne presidentiel!e de Hancock il
await & peine paru, ct await fait
supplement IN on deux speeches.
I'm apres-midi, un pen avant la con-
vention. de Ia vile, pavocat Cleve-
land, qui await etc occup6 au tri.
bunal toute Ia journee, entra dams
le restaurant de son ami Michael
Doll. A une table 6tait assis un
groupes de politicians d6mocrates
qui peroraient sur la question de la
marie. I"n d'eux, lie voyant en-.
trer, exclama semi-humoristique-
ment ETH ! parbleu, VOLTA notre
homme y ct on rinvita d Sc reunir
d la compagnie. Qnand il fut assis
on lui suggera riiee de la candida.
ture.-Et one voulez vous que .je
fasse de Ia Marie ! repondit.il. J'ai
autant d'affaires quill ME faut, ct
d'ailleurs, 81 je cherchais une place,
ce nest pas celle de MARIE de Buff.
falo que je voudrais." On insista,
il persista ; BRET, quand il Sc retira,
il n'etait plus question de Ia mai
RE.
"a quelque temps de Ia cut lieu
Ia convention qui est restee celebre
parmi les politicians sous lie nom de
"Convention de Ia chambre arden
te." On n'etait recu qu'avec des
billets d'admission, ct NJ. Cleveland
NY assistant pas. Dependant son
nom fut propose, il fat nomm6 eau
didat a Punanimite, ct nn comit6
de trois membres fut charge d'aller
seance tenante lui demander sill
acceptait la candidature. II etait
cinq heures du sOir environ lorsque
les commissioners amenerent NJ.
Cleveland & Ia convention. II pro.
nonca un BRET discours dams hquel
il declare quill acceptait la nomina-
ton a son corps defendant, mails
qu'6tant democratic il ne Sc croyait
pas le droit de refuser ses services
81 on les lui demandait.
"Le premier acte saillant de son
administration q et6 un reto don't il
frappa un contrat pass6 par les al
dermen pour le nettoyage DIES rues.
Ce contrat est sufisamment carac.
terise par le nom qui y est rest6 at.
tach6. On Pa appel6 "Pescroquerie
du nettoyage dc p viAe." En- le re.
pddssant, NJ. Cleveland a enyoy6
I'M message qui malmenait rude.
u,anA loa nlaneMam. A. ID 0onvo ro
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-14

Une ligne t6lephonique fournis-
SAINT une communication directe avec
la Nouvelle Orleans, Went dtetre
etabliea st. Jacques.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-14

FELEPHONE.-NOuS SOmmeS hen.
reux de ponvoir announcer aux ha.
bitants de Thibodaux ct des envi-
rons que depuis samedi dernier la
ligne tel6phopiqne qui relic notre
vile i la Nouvelle.O Orleans, a Don.
aldsonville ct q tous les villes in.
termediaires, est en- pleine opera
ton. Depuis la mise EN- operation
de cette ligne, les messages qui ont
etc transmits ct les conversations
qui ont etc tenues au moyen de Get
apparel, fait presager que ce nou-
veau mOyen de communication re.
cevra lie patronage des CONNER
cants ct des habitants de Pendroit.
LIE bureau est situ6 dams la phar.
macie de Mr.. Jos. T. ThibOdeaux,
encoignure Main ct st. Philippe.
--->>~----
DECEs-Mr. Narcisse Boudreaux,
membre actif de la SocietG de Bien-
faisance ct d'Assistance Mutuelle
de T%hibOdaux ct de la cOmpagnie
Home Hook and Ladder No. l, est
mort lie II de &c mois I'm quart
d'heure apres minuit, a Page de 50
ans ct Is jo"rs. SEES fun6railles ont
eu lieu lie meme jour, q 4 heures de
papres-m midi, au cimetiere de r6glise
st. Joseph, en- presence dun nom
breux concours d'amis ct de con.
naissances, ct des membres des SO.
ci@tes desquelles il etait un des
membres actifs.
LIE 8 mars est decide 4 Charen.
ton, La, d Page de "a ans, Charles
Caillouet, fills de James Caillouet,
ci-devant de la paroisse Lafourche.
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Thibodaux Saw Mill Go.
WHITE OAK,
CYPRESS.
PlNE,

Lumber at the lowest market
prices Orders promptly attended
to and filled at the shortest nos.
sible notice.
Cisterns made to order at New
Orleans prices
w. 81. RAGAN,
President.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-08

HEAD OF THE TIDE. The school house was bro
ken into lost Thursday night and some money and
gold pencil belonging to the teacher stolen from
the desk. An overcoat, the property of the S. S.
Com, DR.. kigore, also taken. The back win
dow of the room found open and the door OF
the G1sk, which was locked, wrenched off. 1t would
be well for the guilty party parties to return the
stolen property, for if found they will be made to
feel the full extent of the law wv. G. Hatch and
wife are doing Boston and vicinity this week.
w. S. Hatch and Mrs. g. H. Brier were chosen del
eGates to attend the Waldo County Conference of
Congregational churches which met Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week at Sandy Point. Repairs
are being made upon the two bridges Quincy IS
corner Geo. Flanders, whose leg was broken
two weeks ago, Is rapidly recovering. w E. Nit
chell has shipped large quantity of eggs of late,
from which fair profit is realized. :. Luther En-
mons received small pension short time ago. -.
Mrs Downs is at her sisters sick with erysipeas.
The barns of r. A. Quincy and b. Wentworth
are rapidly approaching completion. White Il
Hatch Bros. were among the creditors of A. NJ.
Smith of Portland, who lately failed. Their total
loss was about $60O....G. L. White plucked from
of his trees baldwin apple which measured liz
inches in circumference and weighed nearly 10 OF.
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Generalities.

There were almost 100000 free bathers in
Boston during the summer.
The semi-annual dividends payable In Boston
in October foot up S6,S4S.992,
The mercantile failures in the United States
for the quarter ending Sept. Both number 21.3.
Two Boston lawyers engaged in prize fight
al a South end club room on Thursday. 1t was
draw.
The New York Supreme Court has issued a
decree OF foreclosure in the case of the West
Shore Road.
An editor At Quincy. ILL.,, wrote an elaborate
account of his suicide and then killed himself
with pistol bullet.
Fire destroyed the most important part Of
the town Of Iquique, Mexico, Tuesday Loss
estimated at S2,000,000.
Mrs. Veronica Bua of Syracuse, ceased par
taking of food on August 10, and has since
persistently abstained therefrom.
A Toronto court awards damages to hotel
guests who were arrested Migrants because
they had no money to pay bills.
The woman's suffrage party. state commit
tee, New York, have called convention to
meet in Albany, Oct. 26 and p.
1t is said the President has cons dered the
names of Charles II. Goldman and Carl SchurZ
as members of the Civil Service Commission.
The United States Circuit Court at Boston
sustains decision limiting the liability of a
steamship company in damages for loss of life.
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STOCKTON. The Grange seems to be prospecting
very finely here at present The Good Tempar
Lodge has not held a meeting for long time, and
is to be feared that it will be revived at pres
ent. NJ. J. Dow, Esq, of Brooks, was here the
other day however in the interest of the Order, for
the purpose of getting them at work and something
may yet be done. Some of the strongest old-time
temperance workers in the county used to be ocat-
ed here in Stockton. attended the entertain
ment given by the Flora Myers Co. here last Tues
day evening. "Grimaldi' and the "Elopement'
were presented and the characters were well taken
in each. 1t seems to be better company than
usually visits the country towns.
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A Boom for Belfast,

The pressure on our local and advertising
columns this week has curtailed our general
news departments and left little room for
editorial comments \ few words must. how
ever. be said in regard to the Frightening pros
poets of our city. The general prosperity
among the farmers evidenced by successful
fairs and cattle shows. the revival of business
the awakening of spirit of enterprise that
alone is needed to give to Belfast a new i'm
petus. the growing appreciation OF this city as
summer resort, and a realization of the fact
that suitable hotel accommodations and other
facilities will bring many visitors to Belfast
these facts, set forth in various articles and
items III our local columns, must assure the
reader that we are OIL the eve of a new depar-
ture. The question of water supply is of the
hrst Importance. and the report of the commit
tee, given elsewhere in full. will Of course be
carefully read. The matter Is one that should
have the widest publicity and fullest discussion,
and to that end We invite communications from
any source. We believe the city government
to be tmbued with the proper spirit and that it
Is DESTROYS Of acting for the best interests of
our citizens. As TO the need for water
supply there is fortunately no difference of
opinion worth mentioning.
Services in memory of Gen. Grant were held
Thursday evening under the auspices Of the
Local Commandery of the G. A. r., in the Met
ropolltan church in Washington, d. c.. at
which Gen. Grant was a regular attendant dur
ing his presidential term. Gen. John A. Logan
4l,o fI,,
was frequently interrupted by the plaudils Of
the audience, which broke out at the mention
Of Gen. Grant, the names OF favorite command
ers and illusions TO more conspicuous events in
the story of Gen. Grants career. Gen. Logan's
address embodied recital from the stand point
Of personal observer of his military history.
After paying merited tribute to Gen. Grant as
statesman and soldier, Gen. Logan said, that
in bis OPP n Gen. Grant was without a rival,
either as a -lIstegist or commander. He was
greater as a military commander than was
Washington, Napoleon Wellington, Marlbor-
ough, Prince of range, Frederick Charlie
magne. Hannibal, >.ipio. and in the speaker
belief, the coming century would give him a
rank equal if not superior 10 that of Julius
Cesar, and when the mi>ts thrown around his
civil administration by partisan enemies should
be dspel!ed, they would equal in glory any adj
ministraton of the past.
An unique pamphlet comes to our table from
c. W Brown, Washington, D. c. 1t is entitled
"Fac-Simies of Autographs" and contains
fac-simies Of The autographs Of many noted
men and women. as well as those of President
Cleveland and his Cabinet, together with the
Declaration of Independence, with the fac-sim-
lies of the autographs of the signers. and the
Constitution of the United States. This pam
phlet is prize TO those interested in the study
Of character from handwriting. Price %
cents.
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that consumptives should be the least apprehensive
of their own condition. while all their friends are
urging and beseeching them to be more careful
about exposure and overriding. 1t may well be
considered one of the most alarming symptoms OF
the disease, where the patient is reckless and will
not believe that he is in danger. Reader if you are
in this condition, do not neglect the only means OF
recovery. Avoid exposure and fatigue, be regular
in your habits, and use faithfully of DR.. Perce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" 1t has saved thou
sands who were steadily failing.
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The Lewiston Gazette is delighted with the
victories OF the Genesta and thinks II Is well
that the Puritan is not to meet her again this
season. We Yankees do not begrudge the Gen
fairly beaten by the Boston sloop and that the
latter is the best craft Of the two. That seems
to be the English sentiment on the other side Of
the Atlantic, also.
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We have been offered portrait OF President
Cleveland and Two boxes of pills in copsidera-
lion of publishing certain advertising matter
As we do hot need a purgatye, both portrait
and pills are declined with thanks.
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Thirty delegates attended the Massachusetts
Greenback State convention. There were just
about nominations enough to go around.
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| steam engine.
The Waldo County Educational Association will
begin Its session at Monroe, October 2Oth ana con-
tinue several days. See advertisement for pro-
gramme and other particulars.
| f. H. c. Reynolds and Hintls Moffett & Co. have
submitted a handsome map of Belfast, with plan
| of the proposed water mains and hytirants II can
be at the city clerks room
Grand Secretary Bracket left home Tuesday To
attend the 2sth semiannual session of the g. l. of
Good Templars to be held at Ellsworth Thursday
Oct s. The next annual session will be at Augusta
in April The order Is doing we'll in the State and
| full ranks will be reported.
We have received from George f. Lathrop, over.
! seer of the Stockton Poor farm one busheI of nam
moth potatoes. If the potatoes are a specimen of
! the products of the stockton poor farm the in
mates of that institution are well provided for.
The potatoes are the handsomest we have seen this
/ season.
tHrRcH NOTES. The subject of Rev. J. A. Ross
| sunday morning lecture at tie North Church will
| be The Father Manifested in the Son'....Rev T.
B. Gregory, Of this city, preached at New Glouces-
ter last sunday and viii probably locate there.....
4 Services at the Untvcrsalist church next sunday
/ forenoon, by Rev Z. W. Preble.
| We read in the good book that the children of
"',,'g !" '''p "''oo'i.oSN were iee'' ny mamma
WY" ''' 'I0'" 'ne .'ouuS' ''as' week " heIia7t
'' N - "reis''"N ''"t 'nyS'eF''u9N len
from somewhere. lie went ont in the morning and
found two pounds of becfstcak on the sidewalk
which he approprtoted for I,r,otfast
~ ~ III u ''' ~" 'h' NeS' Is reported
" " ",,"7"a''S ise anu ihe' an" one 1T e7sl oi
~ "I'''o. " '"'iH "a" Ni'Ne 'iic 7"le port MI
'''''e' y" ,i'""S >0'l"Port avenue mas harvester
"e w Tue p'7' lo'S OIL corn ooth as In quantity anu
q"aNty' nc mas haH 1of years Inc ylelH was at the
rate Of one hunured bushels to the acre.
Some interesting local matter will be found ON
the first page of this issue of the Journal incud.
Ing Notes on Northport and fun report of the
/ Prosper Fair. Letters from Portland, Brorsr5u,
Mas ani Minneapolis, = report Of thn great
stallion rare at Mystic Park Maine rrw- eml
/ miscellany make up very readable page.
Y me OEdensnor., y y Tour,,,l has tho FOLLOW
ing To saw ,oncernfnr \ Relfast Nov.
+ W. Angler has been Amounted assistant ,,eu-
eral passenger agent Of the Brunswick ana West
NJ 4 NJ " ". ttaq a. ioh, "SoTSit'
/ r. r. for the INST fnur Years in \ resp6u.itIr
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& scale manufacturer for Lieut. Governor. 1t
did not need this evidence 10 prove that they
are scaly lot Even the Mugwumps have de
serted them this wear.
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When began using Ely's Cream Balm my ca
tarrh was so bad had headache the whole time
and discharged large amount of filthy matter
That has almost entirely disappeared and have
not had headache since-J. H. Summers, Stepney,
Conn
thank God that you ever invented such medi-
cine for Catarrh. have suffered for five years SO
could not lie down for weeks at a time. Since I
have been using Ely's Cream Balm l can rest
Frank p Burleigh, Harrington, N. H. 2w4l
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The registration in Cincinnati foots up 60 ,09e
which is 5000 less than the total vote at the
Presidential election last year.
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MORRILL, The Ladies Sewing Circle meets with
Mr.. Ignatius Cushman Thursday Oct. 18th.
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According to q correspondent Of the Week.
Of Toronto it IS vulgar to jump on OF OFF
ears Or steamers while in motion.
new piece Of furniture mas been selected
for the Governors office, New York; Daven-
port.
The New York Democrats are going down
Hill
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MONROE. The fair is and everybody is
glad to see it come and 60. Mary and Cora STRAIT
tard, Of Boston, have been visiting their home the
past two weeks IA party of Indians are stopping
at the village. 1.-The apple crop is good in this
section.
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UNITY. The North Waldo Fair was success in
every particular. The display of fruit and vegeta-
bles, fancy work, Sc, was shown in tent on the
ground. 1t was the finest display of the kind ever
made at Unity The show of stock was very large
and of fine quality. Evidently the farmers of
Waldo County are learning that it does not pay to
breed to and from scrub stock. In this section the
stock has improved one half within the past five
years. The second day of the fair was devoted to
trotting, showing of matched and gentleman driv.
ing horses. G.. Z. Stevens took first premium on
matched horses. The yelrs Old race was won
by ID. Whitakers stallion; the three minute class
by A. H. Clark, time A. and the free for all race
by Black Rock, Butcher Boy second; time 81.
The usual number of pcdlers and vendors of pa
tent medicines were on the ground, but no gam
bling was noticed. The swapping fraternity were
out enemass and many poor old horse changed
owners during the two days of the fair. The at
tendance was larger than for the past ten years
The receipts must have reached the round sum of
$3.50, paying all bills and leaving balance in the
| treasury. The Unity Cornet Band flu rnishcd music
both days of the fair ....A. H. Clark is repairing
his house, putting nder new stills and brick
| foundation. Potatoes are rotting very badly j
III. Damon raised 100 bushels of the Rose variety
and thinks there was not a sound one in the lot 49,.
!
Hay is being pressed and hauled to this station in
large quantity. The several candidates for the
Post Office have been looking forward to October
1.-THE beginning of the quarter" to settle their diff
culty, but in the of their hearts, tn y are
heard to eXclaim, 1.-THE harvest is passed, and vel
we are unprovided with p. o." Evidently the
Unity Post Office is giving the reform administra
| ton some trouble.
! THORNDlKE. The lecture by Mrs A. p Brown
of Vermont, at Knox Station last Sunday was pro
nounced by those who heard it to be one of the
ablcst lectures that they ever listened to. The sub
| ject was given from the audience and was "Mind
over Natter" She is to lecture next Sunday al
Liberty village. Miss Alice Sayward returned
home last Friday from Poland Springs, where she
has been employed as table girl during the sum
mer.. Rev. Mr.. Gardiner of Bangor is holding
fortnighty meetings at the Station. Prof. j. Per
ley, of Unity, has gone on visit to the westward
and intends to make trip to the Aroostook before
he returns .Chas. Bessey has new stable
nearly completed. Otis Cornforth is making
quite extensive repairs on his house near Farwelps
mills, Unity, and has improved the looks of 1t very
much.
| MONROE. The fair is over and every body is
glad to see 1T come and 60. Mary and Cora STRAIT
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Drawn Rag Rug. Mrs Lorenzo Porter, Dixmont,
LIST; Mrs. Alvin Osgood, Monroe, 3D. Mrs. Temple
Robinson, Hermon Sd.
Committee. Mrs John Ray, DiNmont; Mrs. VIM.
F. Black, Searsport; Mrs. B. W. Harding, Hamp-
den, " r