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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-07-07
TAX SALES.
The State Of Louisiana rs. Delin
= Ias qMent 1dc Debtors. 80
Parish of LafOnrche.

BY virtue OF the authority vested in me by
the constitution and laws of the State of Lou
isiana, l will sell. at the principal front door
of the courthouse in which the Civil District
Court of said parish is held. within the legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning at IL
o'clock "a. III. on
SATURDAY. THE.7thaDAY OF JULY, 1888.
and continuing on each succeeding day, until
said sales are completed, all immOvable pro-
perty on which taxes are Q due to the
State Of Louisiana and parish of LafOurche,
to enforce collection Of the taxes assessed in
the year 1888. at the rate. OF one per cent. per
month until paid, and all costs.
The names of said delinquent Taxpayers,
the amount Of taxes due by each on the as
sessment Of said year and tile i,u,hoyable pro
perty assessed to each to be offered tor sale,
are as follows. to-wit:
FELIX, ETlENNE. A certain tract Of
land in Baton Pilon, containing about :
% acres... ...-.-...--.. ........-...$20
SAGET. JULIEN, Est. A certain tract
81 faud adjacent to town, bounded by
lands OF o. COnlan and John Taylor, (
containing about ) acres ............ 3 Al
TAYLOR, NELSON. One lot and build
ing in LOngueville, betw cen RaratariA
street aud lands Of Lagarde aud Bourg 6 Al
Another lot in equare N".4, between
Lafourche and Baratsria streets-... SO
Another lot, bounded by Barataria Ca
nal, Foret and Long aud PenOuilh.... | %
On said dayI will sell such portions of said
property as each debtor will point out, aud il
case the debtor will not point out sutficien,
property, ! will at once and without further
delay, sell the least quantity of said property
of any debtor, which any bidder will buy fol
the amount OF the taxes, interests and costs
due by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement, fol
| o0Sh in IQ0ot fondor nnnnav nf rho InifQf
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A very enjoyable by.
the young folks at Protector Hall last
weddssdkEs6A ssihine DsscinssN Ms in
dulged in by those present until quite
a late hSdr,,a and everybody retired
feeling that they Had sspent "a most
pleasant evening Mrs. Sahourin, one
Of Thibodaux's most talented perfor-
merss farnishsd tlsspusiess which the
eight fantastic was danced. The
following ladies gsraced the occasion
with their presence: Misses Bertha
Glass, NJ. Walsh, Celeste. St. Martin,
Mary Roth, Kate Beattie, Emily St.
Martin, Minnie Thompson Mildred
Pugh, Oemichen,, 6f New Orleans, and
the AisseszElhA The sfol0wing gen
tlemen were in .attendance: Messrs
John W. Pugh, Charley Thibodeanx,
Alfred Malhiot, H. b. Howell, Felix
.Celestin, Il. n. Roth, Chas. Thompson,
EAHasA PAgh john IeMpki4sxGhA.l
CatAN6 aud, Ch~s
0rinebefg, ftsnk TOMB ms Win
Ills, B. Psgas and HaFfyL. Whom.
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PERSONALS.

Misses Annie and Valerie Rogers
have gone forth on a visit to relatives.
We wish tAsm . pleasant journey,
much enjoyment and a safe return.
Last Saturday our young friends
Paul Tetreau and Philip Darsereau,
returned from Fordham College, New
York, which they have been attending.
We were glad to greet upon our
streets this week, Mr.. Andrew Price,
who has just returned from an extern
ded visit to the East and West.
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The payements leading to St. Jo-
seph's Church are now finished and
the cost has been $3.50. The -congre-
CATION have reason to be proud of this
work, which has been brought to COM
pletion for their benefit by the untir-
ing energy and zeal of their pastor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
MAYOEALTY OF THIBODAUx.
-Tulv 1899

MAYOEALTY OF THIBODAUx, !
July 5. 1888. !
The Board of Directors Of the Lafourche,
Ascension and Assumption Z. Il. Co. having
requested me to call a meeting of the citizens
of the town, for the purpose of enabling said
Board of Directors to present to our people
propositions concerning the building Of said
railroad. l do hereby invite a mass. meeting
OF the citizens of ThibOdaux to assemble in
the Town Hall on MONDAY: JULY g, 1888,
At 6 O'Clock p. H.. tor the said purpose.
L. u. MOORE, Mayor.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. Oscar
Lepine, of Raceland, has lost his beau
tiful zebra horses. They died from
sunstroke. These horses were a great
curiosity, and their owner priced them
very highly.
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The old rookery at the corner Of
Thibodau1 and st. Philip streets has
at last been taken down. The debris,
piled up helter-skelter on the lot, re-
mind one of the effects of a tornado.
1t is a great relief to be rid of this
nuisance. -
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Dou't failsto attend the splendid ex-
hibition Of Prof. Labauve at theGat0.
nc knights Hall to-lnortowA eyeI11b,
1or the benefit OF Branch 336. Gen
Exlemanly ushen will bein. att8nd&nee
to seat the large audieuce which VA
undoubtedly By present. A lArge "a.
lection of side-splitting comicalitst
will be presented upon the screen I'D
the serious views, andsstai9s TidstrSt<
the poets saying From U1aye j.
gay" .,ssA
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-07-07

The commencement exercises of the
Convent Of Mount Carmel took place
On Thursday morning. The occasion
was strictly private, not even the pa
rents being present.
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The dome of the courthouse has
been painted a dark color. an improve
ment on its former pink appearance.
Work is still progressing on the in
terror, but the work of the painter is
nearly over.
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Proceedings
POLICE JURY.

State of Louisiana. Parish Of Laiourche.
Thibodaux, La, July {, 1888.
The Police Jury in and tor the parish Of
Lafourche met this day according to law, as
a board Of reviewers. for the purpose Of re.
viewing the assessment rolls of the parish.
Present-Presidrnt CoulOn and Messrs.
Grisamore, Seely. Kraemer and Moran.
Absent -Messrs. Mathews, Folse, Delaune,
Ago and Cheramie.
No quorum.
On motion of Mr.. Kraemer, duly second
ed, the jury adjourned till tomorrow at ls
o'clock III.
II. n. COULON, Pres.
C. A. ENGERRAN. Clerk.
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The teachers and pupils Of the
Guion Academy celebrated the glo-
1ious Fourth Of July by a basket pic
mic on the grounds of the school, and
all had a gay time of it.
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Adslightful evening may be spent
BY Visiting the Catholic Knights' Hall
tomorrow and hearing Prof. Labauve
and witnessing his chaste, moral and
instructive entertainment.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-07-07

The Duke of Beira, the little Prince
of Portugal, has recovered from the
burns he received through a sudden
fire in his nursery.
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Thibodaux, La, July 3, 1888.
The Police jury in and for the parish Of La.
fourche met this day at IL NJ. according
to Yesterdays adjournment.
Reconsideration Coulon. and Messrs.
Grisamore, Seely, Kraemer and Moran.
.Absent-Messrs. Mathews, Folse, Delaune,
Ago aud Cheramie.
There being still no quorum.
On motion Of S. I. Grisamore, duly seconded
the jury adjourned sine die.
H. n. COULON, Pres.
C.. A. Clerk.
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Planters ! complaining that the
wet weather we have been having has
sadly inte1fered with their laying-by
operations. In some few instances
that we have heard, the zane crop has
been laid by, and those planters who
have been so fortunate in achieving
This result, are correspondingly happy.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Ho! for New Iberia on the 22d
July. q.
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The upper room of the Guion Acad-
envy has been painted by the energetic
and public spirited principal of the
school.
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At the recent commencement of st.
Mary's Dominican Convent, New Or
leans, Miss Mamie Walsh, daughter OF
esteemed Assessor, graduated, was
the valedictorian-o of her class, and won
the medal for best executive elocution
and examination in bellies lettres.
The valedictory which was in verse,
was published in full in last week.
Morning Star.4aNa s~congratsaate Oh
fair young friend, Miss Mamie, on the
successful completion of her, academic
course, and hope that her brightes1
dreams of happiness may be realized
in the world to which she is now tt
be,,'Aahss4a i MIE
medal for d~ress-nlaking was awarded
to Miss Ondine Knobloch, of this place
aud wervere happy to- note that tlii
young lady also carried off premium
for diligence, English bookkeeping
crochet-werk, and application and i'm
provement. lFV,Ses}tfa}iVf IhsTTieI
Thibodaax 'is to be congratulate
upon the proficiency ofher'students a
St. MAry's' Convent, New Orleans::s
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The celebrated ''milk shake" which
is dispensed at the magnificent soda
fountain of Mr.: Jos. ThibOdeaux, and
which has rendered that establishment
10 justly popular with all classes Of
our people. will be found in the re-
freshment room ofthe Catholic Knights
Hall tomorrow evening. Don't fail to
be on hand and sip this delicious
beverage, tit for the gods.
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last Wednesday night +. 4. Nc
Bride. Grand Commander of the Jnris-
diction Of Louisiana Of the order d
Knights of the Golden Rule, Installed
the officers of Thibodaux Castle No
l26 for the current term. &U1TG4
worthy candidate MAS admitted
lnteztae rank of the c0mrades~ew
This order is on the increase in al
sections of the country where it Ia,
been introduced, and bids fair to be.
come one Of the leading organizations
in the cause of benevolence and hui
manity.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-07-07

We call the attention of our readers
to the notice Of the Mayor, in another
column, inviting the people 9 fthe town
to assemble in mass meeting at the
Town Hall, on Monday evening. at 8
O'Clock, to take into consideration the
advantages to result from the building
of Il railroad from Donaldsonville to
LockpOrt. Eminent orators will be on
hand to address the meeting, and we
hope that there will be a large out
pouring of the people of the town and
vicinity to hear a most vital and inn
portant subject discussed.
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Protector Fire Company No. 2 have
made arrangements for an excursion
to New iberia, to. be given on Sunday,
July 22d. The train is billed to
leave at S:l5aa. N. eandn viii Eetnrn
same day at $50 p. mr. Everybody is
preparing to go on this excursion
which will undoustedly prove one OF
the best attendel that ever left this
town.
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The. Onion Academy.

The closing exercises of the Guion
Academy took place yesterday in the
presence of a number of lady friends
of the pupils and Of the Superintendent
and Director A. J. Braud. A public
examination was had in reading, aritli-
metic, spelling and grammar, and the
answers of the pupils showed consider
able proficiency and progress in their
studies. Mr.. Braud. who is a graduate
from a commercial college and fully
competent and qualified for the task,
conducted the examination in arithme-
tic and declared himself we'll pleased
with the knowledge of that science ex-
hibited by the boys and girls Of the
higher classes particularly.
Songs by the children with organ
accompaniment by Mrs. Lambert were
much appreciated by everyone pre-
sent. ~%f
The exercises were closed by the
superintendent who addressed the
children briefly, congratulating them
on their application and improvement
and bidding them turn to profit their
vacation, SO as to be in a better condi-
ton to resume their studies the next
session. The Superintendent took oc-
casion to express his regret that the
parents of the pupils had not attended
to witness the creditable showing pre-
scented by their children, and we agree
with him that this absence on the part
of the parents was a matter to be re-
GREETED.
The teachers Of the Guion Academy
are to be congratulated on the fine ex
hibit made by their youthful charges
and the community is to be congratn
lated on having such excellent teacher
in control Of the Guion Academy.
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st. Charles Branch 336.. Catholic
Knishtsof America, have determined
to give a representation at their
hail, Tomorrow evening ats $50
o'clock. Splendid views Of scenes in
Bible history. aud i'm the dhistOry soi
many lands will be exhibited and illus
stfated by a lecture from Pref. Ia La
bauve. The entertainmspt will last
TIVE hours and will BE- sfnterspersed
with, music by the celebrated Tkfbo'
daux Band. Price of admission TWEEN
t-iye cents, children afifteens cents
Refreshments ut moderate rates.
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The Police Jury was to have met
last Monday to act zas a board of re-
viewers Of the assessment Of tie pc
IRISH, but, as there was not a q,,Orual
present, the members present adjourf-
ed the board sine die. The new Police
Jury has been called to meet next
Wednesday, the nth instant for or
ganization and such ether matters as
will be presented for their considera.
A. sgsa - zs2ss sss&ss rs -
'ioA. @aa wHs@aA 90 gwmsA
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wTHERE IS NO SULPHUR IN
THESE POWDERS. Cattle can be
exposed to the weather and worked
the same as usual.
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AND ONE DOZEN
VermOnt'S
TONIC POWDERS.

tVBy doing this you save thousands
Of dollars. When mules and horses
are overworked and in poor condition
these powders restore their lost
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; D@E SrUAp,s REM.


s ~ oy the most dmsy att ,p talbot eoun-
$, as'de the verdict Of l tbs tried to
, po'I' IN November last and people pie, al the
eIea, to all MI t sao" 'y affairs when it was
o. the taircst elections ava. 'I''ea IN one
'oan foe ease vas o. "e'a Ia that
the Circuit Court Of tba,oa a''iea before
" wa. hope By those who p 9o'a,y and as
the Republicans m 1''ea IN flyqr of
1"criea. which wa a' comment of the
say: publish below.
@AII honor to Judge Stun,
1 oonss, "en will appaui ,be j., = Very
b l1"gp'se th'' he delivered f, a'soiou'
asnsn At E,.'o" On Friday ' IL Il The
,r5s '&s. ' y.. &C.. administered VIZ
d.. ~ "e forgotten e.,
n Gay The effort to count ', out TOR ,.a n b.
, ay's'as was plain attempt at die a..h lie.
''y' 50 PLAIN that even most Of ~ lpn-
' roa OF the State looked upon ,pS i In,
after with hEi b. s,u@p looked upon Ehe
o o.,a.' even more earnestly than any, fna
TN, III .' aos..I hearing any Of the ovilsi..
'' :, u l.,..r he proceeded to r.
p Pl'In'itfS few facts that b, 70 r.
'sa Powerful impression IN r..
N.Y. ny. The language was disoiaIldt Al
% -, was as severe as it coula we'll
:, = = stump showed that the ballot
: l''s'0n precinct had been s,naa
, I'"'9 ono bad taken out seventh
I ! tickets aDl substituted serIa
- ''Fa'Ie tie IS. II vent f,r /
-. '''si thai tae court oommi. a
''' * mouths ago. when /, lac
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Intenlperate Writers.

A war Of pens la 10 a war Of pistols
in Culpcppcr. Va, one day last week
in which Ellis b. Wilkins. editor Of the
CHpcpper Elpo Il { was K | Il by + l.
win Barbour. editor Of the Piedmont
Ainpcc. The difficulty grew out Of a
publication in Barbours paper at which
young Williams took offence and which
finally culmjn ted in his dea.h, and the
serious wcn1ling Of his opponent
Both young men stool high IN the esti-
nation of the community, and were
connected with the best families Of the
State The unfortunate affair has cast
gloom over Virginia It is another
solemn lesson to newspaper men, that if
not disposed to speak good Of man, it
/, far better TO say nothing.
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FOR the Confederate Home

The soldiers who wore the or., 49,.
% To 90, were out in force d ny Th Iron
Gay OF last week. and went Jo,y VIZ =, : "ur'
'F'''s ct mnse. Gen Rr,lL,, = -, ~
johnson was the chief spokasnsa ,I G',e
'nr avs and Means Committce T Tn"e
s>N'' for an appropriation Of S1o ' @g!,
u" support aud repair the Pbe,y,9o t a.
~" Recently given by The State ~ /.
'n'' for lnhrm and di>,b,.J - wv %p' az d
er'tes The committee rsvs = ~ ~o ii'1
= patent hearing ami decided ~ :, j. u IN
P,r annnn, for two ,s g. ,'0o
gus money would be well best"voJ
'''" men wh' believed their cause W..
'''' a0l *no' pow that the ques..on
MAS set'Ied by the arbitram.nt If m..
'''r"ed their swords into pIou ,b.b,ra.'
~ some Of them have met win d;r'
Misfortune IN The paths OF peace. ana !,
: f'sat that they shoai be rron.J, !
area Tor. Every citizen who .ln,i.a
NY ''lor ani courage will COMMEND "
b "ea>a... 81
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ed agaius' the Republicans who had
been elected, an he referred with tel
ing emphasis to the siSteea Democrats
JUICES aud clerks of election Of Balti-
mare city WHO are ~ the penitentiary ~
In every point he deeiiei against the
c niesiing De nocr,ts, and gave bad
% elton methods a strong. ,e liug blow
striig 4 from the shoulder.
II was mlnly. an it was deserved. --
All honor to Judge Stump"
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NOTICE.
SiBfM saw aid G3I.7 MILL,
" re Enght and Blacksmith shop
At
CCI'S ST.ITTON.
NOTICE
COX'S STITION.

" "n BOW prepared to do al The SawiI.
''' '1. y. Hing that nay lie needed ny the "a,
. section Nv facilities are amp.
o' TO ud rapid work
.-Wrlncsia ys aud Satut-
80. xinI ne on shares or for ctSh.-
,t. inform my friends ,ud the pabii
t Luz NJ 10 tae hard times in this neigh
o,t a." s,nd the scarcity Of none, am com
r i,iIiI exact the cash on delivery, ana i
IN ~ -. 'fe.ess to ask for credit Positively /
= ~ 19rant It. My bu>iurs: hereafter vii.
"nIt"fted on stiirt cash bass.
i'L'r n, Shingles ant Ltths, etc always
INA - ~ OF SAVED at The shortest n0Ii.e Al.
e n'.u vehicles repaired and 81 kinds Q
h., mn implements made and repaired Al !.
o,'n' lice. All work done in my snops
~;T.-,,' .', tnteed. Should any person wort
~ - by reason Of workmanship it shall
III -" repaired free Of charge If brought
NJ, ~ ~ my shop. Thanking the public for
h. r',,s hope 10 share their patronage il
wy =. G +. HAYDEN,
A,.,a ox's Station, Charles county, Nd.
e. ' .Tesidence OF the above named person
noep Constantly on hand small line 0
e., - to suit the country trade. Call and
K. A. &. HAYDEN. jan l4-lH
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GIVE Us Gooo LEGIsIArON.

l., III, head II our coiun'ae- when We
:, umcd the management rf he lNhE-
IrNpENr. We placed his mo'"- the
or mans fricnl We d'd b. not as
nav have been asserted ~ nr "rpo
urn's, for the purpos" Or ~"h ne r.
,cn,ion Of arraYing in any manner one
c,.ss of onr citizens ag1;n,t ano'hcr i'f
wa think that such 4 course deserves
nothing but condemra''on, '"' To 'ho"
j. publicly as we coal' shat oar colunn'
v oulI always be opes To any who co"''
or would suggest re,nslies whereby the
condition Of our les. 'ortl ate eHi1'ns
,n..bi l.. better.s We wi-hci further
"a asavcy tho iaa that it was our '"'r''
.;,p TO earnestly advocate the enact neat
q any aud II ~ wli..' 70 '' i"T.' e,
49,, and ,re, to condemn a. fofcibIy all
!, isln,i,a which in on jnls neat would
,,..ita e 4sa,ast hat c,lss. In we" 0l
the position ohich Sc have assumed ara
n, ..n,.,onc 10 ,cca, it has been our
- ,o,.is...n many d the actions o.
III VII, MANI 81 N ID it. attempts q
n. ~ aaqtr4 ot the State q
.,lu,nf,aat, now sucgrr uu-
.r ,n,v.,.ca oak ,una.ly, thousands
,.l.u,r. from The State Treasury for
5.A,rd ,,r,o.
-, ;n.t.,uee of how tive people,
,ouaadereI for the benefit o
Nan ,o.4 il !, asserted on the
!. both Houses Of he Gcnerul
IN. ,,t her. have been oven
,liool ,s,p'.l Cor extra printing
,,l. do l4rn, this session without
,r p,ops, authority, the public printer
lno,,o, we presume by past experience
n,t M the closing hours Of tae session
li.L,ll for extra work will be rairoadec
rou,h in yiolati Of his contract whIel
nile, that lie will d. all work Of The
tnIf,ra stipulated 81 - addition