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The Washington critic., 1888-07-21
THOMAS j. FISHER Il CO.,
1924 p street northwest.

ENOR RENT-A NEARLY NEW BAY.wINDOw
IL brick house, rooms, hall, latrobe,
range and all mod imps; rent S1S.25. 60 L
stn W.
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DEAD FINLEY's CITY SPECIAL FROM
IL Bulletin No. 13, Division of Chemistry.
CONSTIPATION CURED BY TAKING
~ CLARK'S Constipation Cure; no mer-
curry; purely vegetable. Agency, WARES
Ebbitt House Drug Store.
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Erratic Briefs.

The army list-Enlist.
a gritty paper Sand paper.
All stir and bustle-The sewing So
ciety at tea.
A rough misunderstanding at the
number engaged in a street brawl.
The bear results-A tumble in op-
tons.
The ''Polish 10y" was doubtless a
bOOtblack.
At loggerheads-The policeman's
Billy and the burglars Jimmy.
TIE locomotive engineer as his IA
vorite tune whistles down brakes.
The defendant in a murder East of.
ten hangs upon the judges words.
The motto on II five-cent MCKEE
is In God we Trust"-quite appro.
pirate if we read it OH our last one.
"Truth lies in the bottom of thu
welI'-that's why the lawyers have t.
pump for it.-Detriot Free Press.
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PERSONALS.

Judge Taylor Beattie is holding
court in Assumption.
Mr.. E.. A. O'Sullivan was in Napo-
leonville this week attending a crimi-
nal term of the District Court.
MI. F. L. Pike, the able and efficient
manager of Raceland plantation was
seen Oh our streets last Tuesday.
Messrs. L. Kraemer and James Mo-
ran, from Malagay and Lockport re-
spectively, were in town this week at
tending the session of the Police Jury.
Mr.. Leon Godchaux, of New Orleans,
one of the largest sugar planters of the
State, visited our town this week on
business. Mr.. G. owns the Raceland
plantation.
Messrs. Hamilton Ago and Sylvan
Bourgeois, both of the Vacherie, were
seen on our streets this week, both
looking the picture Of good health.
Our friend and former ~parishioncr,
Justilien NJ. Bourgeois, new of bayou
L'Ours, Assumption parish, was in
town this week looking none the worse
for his change of domicile.
We were happy to meet on our
streets this week Mr.. w. H. Cham
payne, formerly of this place but now
of Natchez. Miss. Walter looks the
picture of health and happiness, and
expresses himself we'll satisfied with
his new home.
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From various sections of the State
come faint rumors of dickering and
trading the local Offices, coalitions
with the Republicans, and Democratic
apathy as to the fate of the State tick
ct. In the parish of PlaQuemines, as
the result of a combination made an
terror to the Democratic gubernatorial
primaries held last fall, by which the
Republicans were to help carry the
parish for Gen. Nichols, in consider
alton Of certain local Offices, the State
ticket will. it is said, be snapped off.
In other parishes great Indifference is
said to prevail among the people as a
whole. In the name of common
sense. what is the matter with our
people . Have they not suffered too
much ut the hands of Warmoth and
his crew to permit their apathy t.
ieopardize the interests of the Demo
cratic party and the welfare and pros
perity Of Louisiana ? Awake! arouse,
Democrats, and present a solid front
to the common enemy!-The Sugar
Planter.
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A Call.

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT CoMMITTEEl
of the Ninth Senatorial District of
Assumption, Lafourche and Ter-N
rebonne.
THIBoDAUx. La, Feb. %, 1888.
Whereas, The Hon. l.. Amelee Tcte.
chairman of the above named commit
tee, has died since the last session
thereof, l hereby notify the properly
accredited delegates from the parishes
of Lafourche, Assumption and Ierre-
bonnie, authorized to sit III said COM
mittee, to meet in Firemen's Hall in
thu town Of Thibodaux. on Wednes-
day, March II, 1888, at 2 o'clock y. III.
for the purpose of electing a chairman
Of the Ninth Senatorial Democratic
District Committee, to nominate two
candidates for State Senate, to be
voted for at the April election. il
deemed advisable by the committee,
and to tran sact such other business as
the committee may consider proper.
S. L: GRIsAMORE, See.
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ReSistratiOn!

In accordance with law hereby give notice
that ! will Opeu the office Of registration, at
the places named below, tor the purpose of
registering all qualified voters of the Parish
Of LafOurche who are not already registered.
All voters previously registered by mo need
not register again.
All voters who may have changed their pre-
cinct will please give me notice, 80 the change
may be made on the books.
AT the same time l invite all property hol-
ders to meet me for revising assessments.
From Feb. Is to 25, Observation-Disclosures.
Monday. Feb. g. Lafourehe Crossing.
Tuesday. Feb. %, A. Gossin's store.
wednesday. Feb. %, A. Champaign's store.
Thursday, March |, Babin g. Fields store.
Friday. March Z. At or near Sosthene Folse's.
saturday. March J, Thomas LeBlanc's
rios store
Tuesday. March 6, NJ Delaune's store
wednesday. March I, a Breand's store
Thur>day, March 8, William Pierce's store
Friday. March 9, a Terrebonne's
Saturday. March 10, Ducos Bros store
Monday, March II, I Ba~ueaux's store
Tuesday, March Is, Longueville at Lerille's
store
Wednesday. March Ia, William Elliot's
Thursday, March Is. Raceland
Friday, March Is, W Hebert's store
Saturday. March II, J Thibodeaux's store
Monday. March Is. Mrs n Gossin's
Tuesday, March 90, Douglas Thibodeaux's
store
Wednesday, March 81, james Springer's
store
Thursday. March -. Tl,eodule Boure's
Friday aud Saturday, March % and "a, Thi
bodaux
Monday, March 81. L Dantin's
Tuesday, March q, Victor Legendre's
Wednesday. March ., Malagay
April 2 and !, Bayou Blue
April 4, ut A.. Deiamotte's store.
April 5. at Jules Bassett's store.
Thibodaux, Feb. 4. 1888.
JOHN NJ. WALSH,
Assessor and Registrar
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NOTICE..

will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder Oh the second day of April, 1883, at
~ o'clock H.. at the court Louise in the town
of ThibOdaux, the lease of the ferry lately
established at or near Mrs. Gossin's store
about three miles below the town of Thibo-
daux fer a term beginning on the day of sale
and ending on December 81, 1889.
Tn terms and conditions to be such as are
found in the printed proceedings of the Pc
lice Jury at its session of Oct. 5, 1887 in Or
dinance No. l67.
H. N. COULON.
President Police Jury.
Thibodaux. La, March IL, 1888.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

E. cambridge Munday, Esq, County
Atty, Clay CO., Tex says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy re-
suits. My brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life
Mr. ID. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, adds Il like testimony saying: He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure Dengue and all Malarial
Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver
and Stomach Disorders stands unequal
ed. Price soc. and 81 ut Thibodaux
Drug Store.
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We may bore II readers by our con
slant iteration and reiteration of the
absolute necessity of registering, but
we mean to din it in their ears until
the election. Let every man attend to
delay. Delay is dangerous; for later
on it may be impossible, for some cause
now unforeseen, for some to register.
Unless II is registered II cannot
vote. To fail to vote is to fOregO the
highest prerogative OF American citi
zenship-a prerogative which every
one ought to prize dearly and be eager
to exercise. Register, Democrats, reg
lister!
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And To-, the weird bowling and
%screeching of the str. Hornet no Ion
ger disturb the peace and quiet of good
people of the valley, and it is vaguely
rumored that the cause Of the happy
radiance is the fact hat the steamer
with her crazy whistle has fallen under
the power of law. We wish no one
harm but, if this rumOr be true, it
don't surprise us Il bit, for a steamboat
that keeps up such an unearthly rack
ct as the Hornet did is bound to come
to grief sooner or later. 1t drives Gus
tom away. Try another whistle Sext
time.
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We thank the Governor for his APP
pointment of lis as a delegate to the
Immigration Conventions of New Or
leans and Shreveport. We attended
a session or two of the first. We trust
it will be productive of much good to
the State, But we doubt whether the
methods employed will bring about
such good. In our opinion, there was
too much talk and too little action.
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Weekly Weather.C Crop Bulletin
OF THE
LOUISIANA WEATHER SERVICE.

Compiled from reports made by the
State Observer.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 3, 1888.
The seasonal rainfall has has been
considerably in excess of the average,
and farming operations have in conse-
quence been greatly retarded. The
greatest excuses of rainfall are repor-
ted from the southern parishes.
Reports from the northern parishes
state that the planting of cotton and
corn will generally be delayed until
April LIST, owing to the present wet
condition of the soil.
In the no%rth-central parishes of the
State blowing is progressing and plant
ing generally will begin about March
10th, although corn planting is repor-
ted us well advanced IN Rapides par
ish.
The conditions during the past week
have been favorable, and corn, can
and potatoes are being planted in the
southern parishes. Low lands are still
inaccessible owing to the heavy rains
of ten days ago.
The temperature of the last week
has been below the average for the
corresponding week of former years.
but the percentage of sunshine has
been considerably above, drying up
the superfluous moisture in the soil.
Fall plant can anC the early winter
plant is reported thriving and very
promising. The signal frost of the
2s-9th injured peach blooms in the
southern parishes but no other injuries
are reported.
K. f. kERKAM,
Signal Corps, Director
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your APP
petite is poor, you are bothered with
headache, you are tidgetty, nervous,
and generally out Of sorts, and want
to bruce up. Brace up, but not with
stimulants, spring medicines, or bit
tiers, which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimu-
late YOU for an hour. and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an Alternative that
will purify your blood. start healthy
action OF Liver and Kidneys, restore
your vitality, and give renewed health
and strength. Such a medicine you
will find i'll Electric Bitters, and only
so cents Il bottle at Thibodaux Drug
Store.
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As all excursions from this town
invariably return ut the late hour of
the night, would it not be advisable
IN the future to be provided with
lights at the depot to assist the excur-
sionists in landing. Those who have
had to effect their exit from the train
in utter darkness last Sunday night
intimate that this departure would be
ayast Improvement upon the methods
now in vogue.
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Some of our young ladies have found
q way of attracting the society of
young men, even during Lent. Balls
and other entertainments are out of
ue question during the p%enitential
@ason but all the same II spirited
young ladies' are not to he cheated out
VI their leap year privileges. Craw-
nSAmg parties are just the thing as
'aey COME in very appropriately in
Lent. Go it, lassess, but he careful
you don't make Il mistake and nab the
wrong crawtish, for a crawtish of a
husband would be a sorry acquisition,
indeed. 7
IS mnm
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Our Democratic brethren of Terre-
bonnie met in convention last Saturday,
and, among other things, adopted re-
solutions strongly indorsing the pre-
sent state administration and Major
E. A. Burke. Truly, when Telre-
bonnie Democrats make up their minds
to .'resolute" they do up it "brown.
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The new steam fire engine will soon
oe here. Let the subscriptions come
In and let a big chunk be cut out of
ue purchase price. BY the way, what
snail be its name? Some suggest the
name of some private individual but
mat will hardly do as it is to he public
property and it will be difficult to suit
every body. How would the pride"
VI the Queen" of Thibodaux do Let
our city fathers consider the matter as
'aey Will be called upon to make the
Selection o. name.
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Consult our advertising columns,
To-day will be cried out at public auc-
ton that splendid sugar estate. the
Ridgetield plantation, and next Satur-
day several town lots will be sold.
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Mr.. John McCulla is having the
franklin House, ut the cOrner Of Mar
ket and St. Louis streets, thoroughly
sSerhauled and repaired inside and
outside. Mr.. Miguel, the popular
AaIn street r~estaurateur, will establish
aflst class hotel therein as soon as
the repairs are completed. Mr.. Miguel
has much experience in that line OF
business and we trust his new venture
will meet with all the success he de-
serves.
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Our sugar planters and farmers have
made the most of this weeks fine wea-
ther. Cane planting is generally fin
ished and the stubbles have been barr
ed off. A few more weeks of such
weather and the ane crop will be fair
" under way.
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NOTICE..

To Holders of Claims Against the Parish:
There is money in the parish treasury to
pay, within thirty days, on presentation of
warrants properly issued, the claims duly APP
proved and registered from Nos. ] to 403 in
elusive. F. SAMOAN,
Parish Treasurer.
.T%hibodaux, La, Jan. 81, 1888.
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The Parish Committee of the Repu-
blican party met last Saturday and
indorsed John Celestin for Clerk of
Court rice Gustave BOudreaux, and
Felix Lasseigne for Representative,
rice Tom Belt, resigned.
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Now is the time for the several road
inspectors to beat their rounds and
have the roads worked. Let them at
tend to the matter before the eepae
waters begin to interfere, if they wish
to have good roads.
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Saws the Louisiana Idrance :

Many thousand pounds of pork have
been sold on the streets of Arcadia this
winter, which is an evidence that the
people have began t realize that IA
diversity of industries is all that is
needed to make this one of the most
prosperous States in the union.
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Mrs. l.. V. Riviere met with a pain
full accident last Sunday night. Re-
turning from her neiglfbor's across the
street. she fell and dislocated her right
shoulder. DIR. Dansercau was called
in and reset the member, but she is
still suffering from it.
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Work on the new shed to be erected
around Firemen's Hall has begun. 1t
is being done under the supervision of
Mr.. l.. c. ALBERT. 1t was decided to
have it done by wOrkmen hired by the
day instead of by job, SO as to give all
who wanted to work a chance.
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We are glad to see that the new
immigration Convention adopting the
suggestion Of the SENTINEL. made sew
eral weeks ago, has named Il cemmit-
tee to confer with the Shreveport con
vention, with a view of promulgating
some uniform plan.
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All our typos availed themselves
Of the excursion to visit the Crescent
City. They seem to have had a jolly
time. Our foreman only returned
Thursday and the Juniors think he
must have made ii .'mash"-which
would account for his prolonged alb
sence.
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Correspondence.
LoCKPoET, La, March 5, 1888.

LOCKFORT, La, March 3, 1888.
My last letter having been descrip-
tive of the west bank, we will now
take the east bank of the Lafourche.
The first place below Lockport is the
fine and large plantation of Lagarde &
Bourg, on this place there is a large
steam mill, open kettles with CHARTERS
aud strike pan, a large saw mill is also
erected upon this place, enabling the
owners to have all the numbers needed
cut on the place. The residing part
ner, Mr.. S. Bourg, is the manager,
and is ably assisted by his son Oscar,
The next place is Mrs. Joseph Baril-
leaux's, the sugarhouse was burnt a
few years ago, however, cane was
cultivated on it last year and milled at
Mr.. A. Leblanc's this year the place is
tenanted to small farmers who cult
vate 1t in potatoes, corn, etc. v5
Passing a settlement of small plan
tiers, we reach the plantation Of Uzt &
Gautreaux, the sugarhouse of this place
being situated on IL back ridge, cannot
be seen from the bayou. Steam mill
and open kettles, a saw-mill is also
established there, Mr.. Charles Uzt.
one OF the partners, manages the place
Mr.. Adolphe Leblanc is the owner
Of the next plantation, steam mill and
open kettles. Mr.. Leblanc manages
the place. zap '4
The next place is Mr.. A. Boudreaux's,
steam mill and open kettles. Mr.. Bou-
dreaux although an old man, manages
the place with the activity of youth.
The next plantation belongs to MI.
j. 7. Badeaux, steam mill and a large
steam train, here the juice from Edna
plantation is granulated. Mr.. L. Ba-
bin is the able manager. Mr.. Badeaux
is not only Il successful planter, but
also a wide awake and enterprising
merchant, his step-sons, Edgar and Ed
mond Bourgeois, have charge Of the
large store that we find here.
Next We come to the plantation of
Foret & Leblanc, steam mill and open
kettles. Mr.. }. L. Leblanc, one of the
partners. is the able manager.
The next plantation belongs to T. &
j. FOret, steam mill and open kettles.
The place is ably managed by Mr.. j.
Foret, assisted by his son, good hearted
and jovial Lee.
We o comes to the estate of the
late Theo. Harang. This place is ten
anted to a colony Of colored men. Adj
joining this. is the large plantation OF
the late O. Harang, but now belonging
to parties in New Orleans. The sugar
house was burnt some years ago, bus
will he rebuilt, we think, as Mr.. d..
Harang the able manager is planting
a large acreage of cane.
This being the last sugar plantation
on the east bank, we will rest till next
week. The many improvements from
this place (Harang's Cana1D to the Cut
Off shall be the subject Of my rext
letter.
> r. E. BkLL.
HH z LE 2 ~
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The Y. NJ. L. \. of New Orleans will
give a grand excursion to our town on
Sunday, March 25, under the auspices
OF the following committee J. Loef-
f1er, chairman A. N. Laine, c. E,
Munich, E. A. Hoffman,, H. Carrot.
Geo. A. Boehn and L. b. SCHNEIDER.
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1t begins to look as if the bayou will
not come up sufficiently high this year
to supply water to the rice planters,
many OF whom are apprehensive on
that score. 1t is low for the season
upon lis.
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K. E. kERKAM,
Signal Corps, Director

DIED-At his residence, near Port
Barre, st. Landry parish, Feb. p, 1888,
FLORIAN CAILLOUET. Il native of st.
James parish, aged 81 years, i months
and II days.
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Read the new ''ad." of Badeaux &
Hargis, a new firm, composed of two
~enterprising young men of our town,
well worthy of the public patronage.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Police jury met this week and
transacted whatever business came be-
fore it and adjourned over to next
month.
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1t ia suggested as a shrewd guess
that the first mention OF playing cards
is found in the Bible. 1t was when
Neb euchered Nezzar.-Boston Trans
cript.
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Don't forget that you must be regis
tered before you can vote. Attend to
it now. Don't delay the matter some
thing may prevent you later on.
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1t is the duty of every citizen to
register, in order that he may be able
to exercise the right of voting at the
coming election.
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See to it that all your friends are re.
gistered; it is an indispensable prere'
quisite to voting.
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FOR SALE.

TOWN LOT. SITUATED ON JACKSON
L street. opposite the Episcopal Church.
For terms and conditions apply to
w. H. Raglan,
Oct2-S7 If 1hibOdaux, La.
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vt. VINCENrS INSTITUTE, 6 MILES
y above the town of Thlbodaux. A desir-
able locality for 8 store. Apply to S T.
Grisam0re Or to
JOHN DOLESE.