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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-12-18

According to adjournment q meet
ing was held in Town Hall, on
Wednesday night for organization.
The name adopted last meeting
was changed to that Of the tia
fOurcbe lndnstrial Associations
Mr.. l. ID. Moore was elected Presi
dent, Louis 'Gnion aud Robert II.
Mcbride Vice Presidents. Thomas
A. Badeaux and l.. p. CaillOuet
Secretaries, and w. II. Raglan
Treasurer.
1t was decided to hold regular
meetings Oh the second Wtdnes
day of each month.
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Led Astray.
"Fenandina, Nassau Co., Fla.
March "a. 1894.

"Fenandina, Nassau Co., Fla.
March %, 1880.
81 have used DR.. Simmons Liver
Regulator and always found it to
do what is claimed for it. The last
bottle aud two packages did me no
good and were than nothing. l
e it is not put up by J. 81. Zeilin
4 Co., aud not genuine, aud a
waste OF money to buy it. l would
be glad to get the pure aud gen.
uine. Send ne some from honest
hands with red q and Zeilin 4
Co.'S signature On Wrapper). The
fictitious stuff sold will ;njure some
one badly. Your Ob't Serv't,
BENZ. T. RICH.
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Mr.. John H. Ilsley, Superinten
dent of the projected Lafourche,
Assumption and Ascension Rail
road, accompanied by Capt. Dartou
surveyor, Dr. Blenvenu aud Mr.. A.
JOLIET, were in ThibOdaux on Thurs
day, prospecting for a suita bile de
pot, and for a passage through or
near the Town, on the way to Lock
port.
1t looks as if the road will be
built.
The only way 10 build a road is
to build it: 80
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Cause Of Neuralgia.

1t IS conceded by the Medical PRO.
fesslon that impoverished nerves. ia the
cause of neuralgia. When the nerve
are not properly fed, it is an indication
that the digestive organs are not doino
their work well. SMITHS Bile
BEANS will surely relieve indiees-
ton, and when the digestion is rfSht
everything else will be right. Vgor and
happiness will 60 hand in hand. Dose:
One Bean. For sale by all druggists.
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Ihe total net proceeds, (433.6O).
the committee has this day paid
over to MI. f. Samoan, Treasurer of
the town OF. Thibodaux, to be dis
bnrsed under the direction of the
Town Council. The committee de
size to express their sincere thanks
10 tue generous donors who contrib
llted their mite to the general pub
nc Tor their liberal patronage aud
to the many ladies, and several gen
tlenen who assisted the committee
In this Undertaking and to whose
generous and valuable mid is to je
mainly attributed the successful re-
suit OF the entertainment.
MRS. /. ID. MOORE,
Dec. 10, 1886. Chairman:
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u once was. blind bnt now I can
see" We were agreeably surprised
the otter day to meet upon the
street Mr.. rasimond Bernard who
had been almost or entirely blind
for several years. "a .gea
His presence Ind been missed for
some zine, but we were not Hwmre
that lie had gone to the Charity
Hospital in New Orleans for treat
inert.
The result however, is that our
long time friend has returned, al
most recovered from his long and
serious affection. s,4 gkrlss
He says he did not know the
World was AS pretty as it is, aud
as 1t now seems to his view. 4fro
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-12-18

AT a mass meeting of citizens of
the parish of Laf0nrche held ut the
Town Hall of Thibojanx, on the
evening of Wednesday, 10Th inst,
q permanent organization was eff
lected under the name of Industrial
association of Lafourche. Among
other business transacted, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted
unanimously
Resolved, that the prejeetel 'Lafoarche.
assumption and Ascension X. Il. is ent;tl-d
20 tse cordial and hearty support OF every
citizen OF the parish of Lafour-he. and this
association pledges itself to nsc every legiti-
! mate effort to induce the citizens ct this. mar.
IN TO support both morally and materially.
sn,s new enterprise which this Association
community. 49,
Resolved. that IA committee be appoiate,t
W Prepare an address tn the people appeal-
.a9 10 All to encourage the new undertaking
sha subscribe 10 the stock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WORKING GLASSES

ATTENTION! We are now prcpafiue to fuf
nish all classes with employment ut home.
the whole of the time, or for their spare mo-
ments. Bnsiness new. light and profitable.
Persons OF either sex easily earn from so
cents to $500 per evening. and u proportion
al sum by devot,ng all their time 10 the bust.
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly ~ much a.
men. That all who see thi. may send their
address, and test the business. we make this
otter. To such as are not we'll satisfied We
will send one dollar to pay for the trouble At
writing. Futl particulars aud outfit free.
Address George Stinson + Co. Portland.
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Hundreds of lives have been saved by
the timely use of Creole Female Tonic.
which is the greatest remedy known for
ali womb troublesa and female diseases.
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j. N. Wright has given his coffee
house and restaurant a new coat of
paint for the Christmas holidays.

The managers of the Firemen's
Hall are negotiating for a splendid
comedy troupe to appear Oh Janua
~ /, 1887. and make the people
laugh enough to do Thea till Mardi
Gras.
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The magnificent steamer, j. NJ.
White, burnt, last Monday night.
a few miles above Bayou Sara.
Some 80 lives were lost. 74
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Bayou has been rising ; it is
falling again.
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Mr.. Oscar Crosier, who had the

Mr.. Oscar Crosier, who had the
misfortune to lose a promising son
a couple Of weeks ago, followed to
the tomb, Q" last Saturday, his
daughter Valerie, aged 10 years.
1t was this daughter who, a few
years ago, received the Peabody
medal for the greatest proficiency
in her studies in the colored Corpo
ration school. 0
These two deaths in Mr.. Crosieris
family are very sad, and he and his
family will receive the sympathy of
their frienos in their days Of grief.
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REHABILITATION.
Gross receipts, refreshment dept. 45I s.
theatrical 239 Oj
Total gross receipts. $500 80
Gross disbursement, q f.esh. dept. 1874 IS
theatrical " 1873 IS
Total gros ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
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Pr ckly Ash Bitters warm up and invi-
gorate tue stomach. improves and streng-
thens the digestive organs. opens the
pores. promotes perspiratiOn, and equali.
yes the c %rcnlation. As Il corrector Of lis.
ordered system there is nothing to equal
il.
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take notice that acting nnder a writ of
81 - emahatiiig from the above entitled
court i'll the above entitl, d case I have seized
ana VIII Offer for sale ut public auction pur-
snant to law to the last and highest bidder on
the premises situated at about - miles below
bank. on
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 22nd 1886.
between the hours of II O'Clock A. VI. and a
O'Clock +. NJ. the following described proper
ty tO-wit: s
Two hogsheads OF sugar.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot IN United States treasury notes to paw
princjp Il interest aud costs in tL. above sn;Is
+" DAVIS,
Dec. llth.. 1886.
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A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Makers
247 Delord street /; N. O. Send for
price
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Notice.

l hereby give notice that ! intend TO appiy
for pardon. ISAAC WII,IJAMSS'
Thibodaux, Dec. II, 1886.
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Fourth Justice Court of J. A.
HargiS.

august Enoch, Us. Rosenacood Plan
Mtton and b. PenouiM, Tutor.
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The Charity Entertainment.

The following statements of re
ceipts aud disbursements of the
charity entertainment given on the
9th. and 10th. inst. for the benefit
OF the deserving poor of this com
munlty and the Sabine Pass suffer
ers, are submitted.
STATEMENT A.
kefieshment Department, Keceeints
lotal gross proceeds. S45l Is
DisbW sements
incidental expenses, including servant
hire, Ire. bread, etc. etc.-......l3 81
d. n. Wright, for champagne,
vines amt liquors. 70 95
holden q Belden, New Orleans,
ior Zee 90
l.. Miquez Tor oysters, two assis-
ATS etc.---- .--.-....--...2O 90
Taylor Lagardc, for truit....... IS
Total disbursements. sI34 o,
-
Total net proceeds. $3l7 60
STATEMENT Is. 4..
Theatrical Department, Receipts:
lotal gross OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o.
Disbursements:
incidental 10
:. E,Addison Tor paintlng..-.....25 90
EUREKA band. Tor music..--.--..l 90
Hotfinann 4 Aueoin, for laints..2 90
Jn0. FulIord. for $50
n. X. Mcbride, tacks, etc..-......2y %
=. Badeaux, for oil and Candles 80
r. Blum, cotton, 60
lhibodaux Saw Mill Co., lumber = 30
r. Samoan. for printing. ....,.u 90
Total slo3 O5
Total mel nrncen1s z 1,c.a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-15

Inc eastern press is circulating this
= Henry Ward Beecher's latest:
Adrummer, in conviyisl condition,
vent into a revival meeting in west
s'n New York, and, under the Evan
ss''sts long sermon, fell asleep. The
s''mon : over, the evangelist called on
VINO wanted to go to heaven to
''and up. All did so but the drum
M u''' who was just getting awake.
'aen all who wanted to go in the
O'ner direction were asked to stand
r. The drummer struggled to his
vet amid the filters of the young and
4' horritied gaze of the old, and said
the evangelist, who stood just in
'"' OF him: swell, Parson, don't
aaow what you are voting on, but you
nority.
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sheriG's sale.

J. B. Mclaughlin. administrator OF the estate Of
wna. White. deceased. vs. Thos Rowland and Ru-
by g. Rowland.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure issued out of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory
in and for Boise county duly tested the I'd day Of
june 1886 In the above entitlei action. wherein
J. b. McLau.hlin. administrator &c, plaintiff OBJ
aimed judgment and decree against Thomas Row
land and Ruby g., lis wife, defendants, the 28th
day of April, 1885. which said decree was on the
same day recorded in judgment book OF said
court on page AIS to AIS am commanded to cell
the following parcels Of land situate in Boise
ty. l. T., and bounded and described follows, to-
wit: That certain part of lot 2 sec. 81. in town.
ship north of range east OF Boise Meridian,
CONNIE ncing at the waste gate onthe river front.
thence southerly 10 point in the center OF the
pond or forebsy at the old bridge where the pubic
road crosses the forebay, thence easterly along
road line to Thomas Rowland's land, thence north
to the river. thence westerly 10 the place OF begin
ning containing y acre, more or less; also Que
ditch and water right taking the water out on the
east side of Shat creek for mill and irrigating
purposes ab. ut z miles from the mouth Of said
creek save and except len inches of W ater from
said ditch and this i-terest in said ditch to
convey the same to the perpetual use OF the real
estate of Wm White, deceased, sold to H. Il. Clark
July r. 1854 Also that certain lot or parcel of
land situate in the county and Territory Aforesaid.
described as lot one lI, section "a. township
range east Boise meridian. together with the
ditch and water right thereto belonging or IN any
wise appertaining, aud east u of s. K u Of Sec
34 Township N Range east, B ise Meridian,
aud lot Sec IS. Township N. range east, Boise
Meridian.
Notice is hereby gwen that on Wednesday, June
s0 1885, at IL O'Clock of that day. on the prem.
ises above described i'll in obedience TO SAID Or
der of sale and decree of foreclosure Sc the above
described property. Or SO much thereof As may be
necessary to satisfy plaintiffs Judgment. with In.
terest thereon and costs. to the highest and oesf
bidder for cash, and subject. 80 far as the three
last described parcels of land are concerned, to
certain NOR gage in favor Of VIM. A. Coughanour.
JOHN GORMAN,
sheriff.
JUNE 6. 'S6-3v.
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AT the conclusion of Mr.. Cockrell's
speech on the Chinese Indemnity bill
40 the Senate, the bill was brought to
3 vote and passed-yeas 80, nays 10
lhe Senators voting in the negative
were Beck, Berry, Cockrell, Coke,
|hustls, George, Harris, Maxey, Mitch
leu OF Oregon and Vest. The bill
authorizes the President to ascertain
|Nae' actual losses sustained by the
|onnamen by the riot in Rock Springs,
wyoming, in September, 1885, and
70 pay such losses. The amount ap-
Proprlated by the bill for that pur-
pose is sl5O,OOo.
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The Oleomargarine bill passed the
House by vote of III to 101. The
The tax is fixed at 5 cents pound
The members hostile 70 the bill made
T. vigorous fight, and at times the
House was wrought up to a high pitch
lot excitement. ALL the California
members voted yes. McKenna and
Henley made speeches in favor of the
|Olll, which were deservedly comph-
|mented. i Alta California.
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JUNE 6. 'S6--3 Y,
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The remains Of an immense mas
todon have been found BY some
dltchers in q marsh, located eight
miles south Of Elkhart, Indiana; one
piece Of shoulder blade weighed over
forty pounds and q tooth, well pre-
served, four pounds and a half. The
frontal bone measured three feet in
width and piece Of the tusk FIVE
inches in diameter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-15

The new school census of San Fran
cisco shows that there are about r.
OO0 children of school age in the city,
an increase of about 5000 over the
census of last year.
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The Mormons are in hard luck.
Hereafter they must not only conduct
|their household with one wife, but
they must take the wife they married
|frst or go without. That's the judg-
|ment of the court of the last resort.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-15

The London News, commenting on
Blaine for his attack on Salisbury, in
his Portland speech, says: We have
nothing to do with Blaine. He be-
longs to far from admirable class Of
American politicians. We can do very
well without his opinion on this coun-
try. His advice is not required in the
management Of our concerns. Wheth-
er he misrepresents Marquis Salisbury
or not, we do not know nor do moi
care.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-15

Alderman Jaehne is slender, and
ns blue eyes, rosy complexion, a long,
dropping moustache, and nine years
|x Sing Sing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-15

Whittier says that yellow is his fav-
orlte color, because be can always
distinguish # while the red apples and
green leaves on tree all look alike
TO him as far as color IS concerned
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-15

A Idaho Encampment No s, l. c. B C.
- holds its regular meetings in Temperance
Hall at 80 O'Clock the first ard third Sat
urjsy evening of each month.
a All Champions in good standing are in
Ia vited 10 attend. BY order of the Z. C,
~ Amelia JONES, R. 8.
Jan 1-'75-h
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ENGLISH REMEDY

II Is 4 NEVER FAILING
Cure for Nervous De-
bility. Exhausted Vitality
seminal Weakness, Sper-
y matorrh9a. L O 3 T
vi MAUHOOD, impotency.
Proststorrh0a, Paraly-
Isis, and all the terrible
D effects Of self-abuse. of
youthful follies. and az
cesses In mxturer years,
such - loss of memory.
Lassitude. Nocturnal
society, Dimness Of Vision
vital fluid passing unobser-
many other diseases that
sth. DIR. NINTIE, who
graduate Of the University
agree to forfeit Five
r . case OF this kind
ATIVE (under his spe-
will not cure,
re or injurious found in
Eats all Private Diseases
'rcury. Consultation Free.
Ind advice. including anal
ce of Vital Resolutive
times the quantity $500;
1 receipt Of price, or O. o.
ion. and in private name, if
A. Z. MINTIE, n. D.
set. San Francisco, Cal.
OTTLE FREE.
applying by letter. stating
Strict secrecy in regard
ions.
NEY REMEDY, NEPH-
Ids Of Kidney and Bladder
. elect. Leucorrh1a- For
90 = bottle. six bottles for
gDELION PILLS. are the
spEpSIA and BILIOUS
or sale BY ali druggists.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-10
GLADSTONE ANNOUNCES MS
IRISH POLICY.

The 18th inst. was the date fixed
for Gladstone to explain his Irish
policy in the House of Commons.
1t was fair day, the morning be-
ginning bright and beautiful. Glad
stone was promptly in his place at
the usual hour of opening Parlia.
ment, and on the road and in the
House was enthusiastically cheered.
Great crowds of people thronged
the streets and blocked up the en-
frances to the House, and a perfect
mob" pressed forward for admit
lance to the galleries. No such
scene was ever witnessed before in
the House of Commons.
Mr.. Gladstone spoke directly to
the point when he arose to make his
motion. The time had arrived, he
said, when both honor and duty re.
CURED Parliament to come to some
decisive resolution as to Ireland.
lie believed it the duty of Parlia-
ment to establish harmonious rcla-
tons between Great Britain and
Ireland, on footing of free lnsti.
tuticns in which "Euglishmen,
Scotchmen and lrishmen will have
a like interest" Ireland is to have
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-10

Mrs. Clauson, the wife of Chas.
Clauson, the son of the millionaire
brewer ard ex-alderman Of New
York, suddenly disappeared in that
city on the 9th inst, and all efforts
to discover her whereabouts have
failed up to date. Mrs. {. left her
home with her sister on the after
noon of that date, apparently for a
shopping excursion, aud has not
been seen since by her friends. Mrs.
c. is reported very pretty, % years
Of age, and had very little money
when she left home; but wore dia.
monds Of considerable value. Mr..
Clauson, in company with the po-
lice authorities, has spent days in
the city searching for his wife, and
has no idea of the cause of her pro-
longed absence or silence. II seems
the strangest thing that a woman so
well known, could disappear as Mrs.
G. has done, leaving no trace by
whichshc can be followed. Her fam.
lily is in great distress, and appre-
hend foul play.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-10

a domestic Legislature, and the pO-
litlcal equality of the three coun-
tries recognized. The solution Of
the problem was in the adoption of
this plan. The Parliament at Dub
lin is to be composed of two orders,
each of which shall have power to
veto the acts Of the other. Tie
office of viceroy of Ireland will re-
main as it is now, but be shorne of
It's political character, and have the
regulation and control Of the police.
1t gives to Ireland power TO deal
with the laws affecting trade and
navigation, coinage, weights and
measures and the postal administra-
ton. The power OF imposing taxes
will be left entirely to the local
government.
Taken as whole, the ''grand old
man" has succeeded in blocking out
policy eminen,ly just and practi-
cal, aud one that, in all probability,
will meet the approval of Parlia.
men,. MIR. Parnell approves of it,
and believes it will be cheerfully &C.
cepted by the Irish people "as sat.
isfactory solution of the long stand.
ing dispute. Gladstone has not
disappointed his friends in this mat.
ter, nor the expectations Of liberal
minded men both in his own and
this country.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-10
RUMORs or GARNET CHANG rs

There are all sorts Of rumors from
Washington about changes in the
cabinet. 1t is rcputed that Secrc.
tary Manning and Mr.. Cleveland
have quarrelled and that Mr.. VI.
has placed his resi- gnation a, the
disposal of the President. This is
followed by the rumor that Mr..
Garland, Attorney General, is to re-.
tire, land possibly some other
changes. II is true that Secretary
Manning is sick, but there can be
no foundation for the rumor that q
rupture has taken place between
him and the President. The sto,y
about Mr. Garland is, that, as soon
as the pending telephone invcstiga.
ton is finished, he will 90 out and
be succeeded by Randolph Tucker,
of Virginia. As Mr.. Garland has
pursued u straight forward course
in all matters relating to his office,
it 'locs no, seem n, all probable that
h" has any idea Of resigning, bu,
because Of his connection with the
Pan Electric company, an honora'
Bile one so far as we can see, CORE
spondcnts persist in the story tina,
h. will retire. A man, although il,
office, may associate himself, We
should think, in business of an hon
orablc character, and even promote
Legitimate enterprises, without for
feiting his good name, or be com
PEELED to yield his place to tn,
clamor of badly informed and badly
advised newspaper men, We dc
not believe that either Sccretar,
Manning or Attorney General Gar
land will retire from President
Cleveland's cabinet, unless it b,
that their health compclls it. Their,
/ can be no other cause.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-10

Chicago people do not allow any
outside barbarans to beat them.
even in big fires or charitable deeds.
The latest thing Transporting there
il the remarkable generosity Of n
youth found guilty of breach of
promise to marry, and sentenced to
pay the sum of $500 to his fair
plaintiff. lie not only paid prompt.
~ the money, but, in order that the
bleeding heart Of his bcllgerent
enemy might still retain its vital
iorce, distinguished himself by Civ.
ing her a certificate of good charac.
ter in addition. The lady asked
for $4,000; she was poor and hc
was rich The verdict being SO
small, who can quarrel with the
youth if he generously, and of hi,
own motion, added his certificate of
her good moral standing. Armed
with that She ought not to expert.
ence any difficulty in finding an.
other lover.