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became excited. exhausted, and
death was the resnlt.
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that in Aurora county. but we ar,
of the candid opinion il was Tn,
writer wa. exnospd IN il for eom,
time and il did not "cut the skir
wher.yer exnospdn "An exaggera
ZION Of eneh a blizzard can not be. ;
Well nov. Mr. Editor. we think il
can. and If any If your reader,
tb,nk this blizzard has not been
nease write 10 those mentioned
above. or any others who were re
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me Local Field.

ocal Field.
ny
| aseuESrs handed IN later
| Wednesday cannot receive at
"
Iea, coffee aud spices al
|
| osu has advanced 81 per
! This must be goo" ne" 9
s
popular horse, Mam6rlno
wI. be here by the l5th
season.
~s owners are humaneiy
| agse slippery times ihey
4 aeiae bIacksmiths a boom.
aYmia iIuIe lamb, Its fleece
aea. snow; but II the iarlif
ad .mtIamb will have TO go
mruIlE has a building Local
a00o. ,iz acres, dubbed the
u.6 Ranch p 1t is offered for
II Nevada, Mo, on Feb. II,
M. 4 oul. Mother and baby y
will
....,hharbood &c . third of
AMMAN, nnniIs of onr nnbIio
IS. ont On account If the
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already Given out that the
from Dodoe, le 10 Freeport
a,nyw road, when completed
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-01

of civilized men, is apparently pass
ING away. Few men probably think
to-day Of the real grandeur Of their
country and It's Institutions, and
fewer still Of George Washington,
whose name stands near lse top of
the list OF the truly great heroes Of
history Through this uudeyelopea
bump in the American Uranium does
not yet menace the existence of The
nation, it impairs the symmetry OF
the American mind, and ought TO be
cuIliNaled.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twentieth Judicial District Conr,
Parish Of Lafourche.
Succession Of Elisabeth Cdrmouche,
Wife Of TasseW Gduhreaur, 81.
No. 1868, Pr0Jates.

Whereas Vasseur Gautreanx,J r. OF the said
parish, has thi, day made application to the
said court to be IaIned and appointed adj
ministtator Of the aforesaid estate.
Now. therefore, all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their opposition in
writing with the clerk of said court, at his
office in the town of Ihibodaux, ten days after
the first publication hereof, otherwise the said
applicant will be named and appointed all
ministr.tor according to law.
(~~) In testimony whereof. witness my
LIS. ; hand and the lmpre of the seal OF
(~) my office, at Thib)danN, this 18TH
day Of December, 1889.
j w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court.
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Court Items.

81 Z = { - -<~F +. 80
The following criminal cases we're
tried this week in the District Court,
tO-wit: .fst r.5t f.
Berthole Barrios, shooting with in
tent to commit murder; acquitted.
Cyprien Arena, violating the Sun
day law; guilty. = A..sr
Hayward Williams, burglary; not
guilty.
Major Carr, shooting with intent to
murder; guilty.
Major Carr, carrying concealed wea-
pons; pleaded guilty.
Herman Berger, alias "Frenchy,"
carrying concealed weapons pleaded
guilty.
Felix Savoie, perjury; plea Of pre-
, scription maintained and case dis
missed.
: Joseph Leblanc, shooting with III
tent to murder; acquitted.
The Lafourche is falling rapidly,
and it looks, from the reports of the
upper rivers, that we will again have
low water. However. the boats have
taken out a large proportion of the
crops, and as better prices are antici-
pated, those who hold their sugar may
reap the benefit. 80
Sugar grinding is nearing a n end
and by tile end of next week few chin
neys will be smoking. The yield varie.
greatly i'll different parts of the parish
some few planters making a larger crol
than last year but with IN increased
acreage. The crop as a whole will fal
considerably short of that Of 1897, ant
the amount Of molasses will be unusu
ally small.-Assumption Pioneer.
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Mason & Hamln Ordaas and Plants.

The imprrvcd method of fastening the
STRINGS OF piauoS, invented by the Mason d
H,niiin Piano aud Organ Company iii the
ycor 1899. is unuUrStionahlv on" of the .,est
improvements ever made. making the lnsttu-
meut more richly musical u" its tones. as wei
a. more durable ard much less liable to get
ont 81 tune.
Both the Mason & Hainlin organs and
uia,os excel chiefly il that which i the Chief
cNceI,rucciH any musical instrument. QUALITY
or TONE. ttier thugs, Though important.
are much less SO lltu this. An Instrument
with unmusic;;i tones Cabinet ne Il good MUST
cal inst. umnnt. Illustrated catalogues. CON
flaming descriptions ri new aud popular
styies of organs aad planes, introduced Il IS
season. will he sent free to any one address
ing The company, Boston, Now York or Chi
ca.O.
To T.. Gouaux, Houma. La:
have On several occasions used your Anti
Astlmatic mixture and powder and have
found instant relief 10y usiny same.
p. E. SAHE ,ZIN, 8 jackson st. n. ..
Call for samples OF Anti Asthmatic at you
! druggist.
Mr.. +. Gouaux-I have prescribed your
Pile Ointment for the past five years and II
| every case it gave satisfaction.
T.. A. DUvAL. NJ. d.
! Call for samples of Anti-As.hmatic at you
druggist.
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~ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
ash of Lafourche.
Maria Rison, mitc. rs. Hilbert q. lie
Blanc, husband. 1874.

- d. 2 Il wa -
The above case a,rving been regularly fixed
for trial. was taken mp and tried. and the
law and the evidence lrin. in favor Of the
plaintiff, Maria .Eizan. vile Va. Albert G.. Le-
Blanc husband, and against the defendant.
It, is therefore otder.d. adjndged and de-
creed. thar plaintiff. Maria Rizan, wife, do
have Judgment against Albert g.. Leblanc.
husband. and defendant. dissolving forever
| the community of acque.s aud sains existing
between her and her said husband, decreeing
, her TO he separate in property from, her said
| husband, and t. have the administration Of
her separate and paraphernal property, and
that she recover from her sid husband the
sum of one thonsah'l and eighty three 5S1-iW
dollars, witt, legal interest thereon. from the
lith If Jauuary, 1886, till paid, and all costs
| Of suit. .
Thus done, read and signed in open court
thi, Bird dav OF Urtuher 1888.
TAYLOR BlsATTIE,
Judge 2Atli Judicial District.
Filed Oct. e3ld, 1883.
A true copy:
s.: f"' '''S ; S'''' :: ' !, #; St s; :S',:o e 40
Deputy Clerk.
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On last Thursday the many friends
of the Lescndrc family e panied to
learn of the death of that venerable old
man and citizen. Angustc Legendre,
who on'that day departed this life at
the res lence of .fliS, son, Mi. MA L.
oendrr, in New Orleans, at the adj
yanccd age OF Is years and Il few
months. The deceased Was long we'll
ami fayorably Known in this commun-
ity, where he leaves many relatives
m%ndfriendS to mourn his loss. His re
mains were inferred in st. Joseph's
Cemetery yesterday afternoon, after
the services in old Sc. Josepns Church
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival OF trade at
Thiholau, Drug Store Is their giving
away to their customers of SO many
free trial bottles of Dir. kings New
Discovery tor Consumption. lhei
trade l., simply enormous III TINS very
va.uablp article from the fact that 1t
always cures and never d%iSappoints.
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cared. You can test it before
buying by getting Il trial bottle Tree
large size 81. Every bottle warranted
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THE STATE or. LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Conrt-Par
ish of Lafourche.
SUGGESTIONS Of Drausin 1onps and
has wife, Eulalie sterens, both
deceased. No. 1912.
PrObates.

Whereas. Mrs Hel;l.ilt!c Tonps, wife Of De-
tave Dercernn has flied Il final account of her
administration oi the aforesaid estates.
Now therefore. all persons are hereby
warned ard notified to file ltlsir imposition t.
the said account with the clerk of said court
at his Office in the town of Ihihodaux, ten
days after the frs: publication hereof. other
wise the said account will be approved
aud ho~molo.ated.
- In testimony whereof. witness my
Is. : hand and the impress of my seal OF
- o!hce. this the Sth day of December
a. ID. 1888. j.. w. KNnBLOCH,
Clerk OF Court.
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Mark Twain's COurtship.

"A, Ill. --T.a.s p
Mark Twain, if he is ~ the mood,
will tell the story Of his own courtship
in manner worthy. of the greatest of
living humorists. When he first met
the lady who afterwards became his
wife he was not so distinguished as
now, his origin was humble, and for
some years of his life he had been a
pilot on the Mississippi river. The
future Mrs. Clemens vas II woman of
position aud fortune: her father was Il
judge, and doubtless expected ''fami-
ly' and social Importance III his son
in-law. Clemens, however. became
interested in his daughter, and after
awhile proposed, but was rejected.
"Weu," he said to the lady, II
didn't much believe you'd have me-,
but I thought I'd try"
After awhile he ''tried" again, with
the same result: and then remarked,
! with his celebrated drawl, II think II
great deal more of you than if you'd
said YES but it's hard to bear A
third time he met with better fortune,
and then came the most difficult part
of his task, to address the old gen
tleman.
"Judge," he said to the dignified
millionaire. shave You seen anything
going on between Miss Lizzie and
meT
.What Z What !" exclaimed the old
Judge, rather sharply, apparently not
understanding the situation, and yet
doubtless getting a glimpse of it from
the inquiry.
sHavc you seen anything going on
between Miss. Lizzie and me 7"
"No, no, indeed" replied the mag
nate, etcrnly. ''No, sir; have not
"Well! Look sharp, and you will"
sail the author of "%Innocents Abroad
and that's the way he asked the judi
cial luminary for his daughters hand
Mark has il child who inherits some
of her fathers brightness. She KEEP
a diary ut one time in which she notet
the occurrences in the family, ant
among other things. the sayings of he
parents. On II page she wrote tina
, her father sometimes used ''stronger
! words when mother wasn't by, and h
, thought "we" didn't hear. Mrs. Glenn
: ems found the diary and showed it
her husband. thinking the particula
page worth his notice. After tn
Clemens did and said several thing
that were intended to attract tn
child's attention., and found them dull
. noted afterward. But one day til
following entry occurred:
> "I don't think I'll put down any
thing more about father, for | thin
he does things to have me notice hin
l and l believe he reads this diary
= She was Marks own child.-Philadel
phia Press.
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Notice.
OFFICE TnrBoDAUx BRIDGE Co.
uLll NJ Dc 1900

OFFICE TnrBoDAUx BRIDGE Co.
lhibOdanx. Nov. %, 1888. {
Pursuant to articIr | of The act OF incorpo-
ration of the above named company IN cleo
ton for 5 directors aud 3 co,nlni-si.n nets To
serve for the ensuing year, (isS9) will he held
at t.e office OF the President OF said COM
PAW, on Green st. between Market and
Lrvee Sts, on MONDAY. JANUARY Eth.
1889. between the hours of 10 O'clock A. ii.
and 2 O'Clock p. N.
l. ID. MOOR b,
Presto emit,
P. 4. LORIo,
Acting Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Lands of first quality for sale with or with
out improvements, situated on the lower La
fourcho and Vacheri- Dugue Livandais.
Also an improved property containing
about soy Ell arpents Of land, in the imme-
diate vicinity Of Vnibodaux, and ten town
lots. with or without improvements, in Thi-
bOdaux.
For terms and conditions address or apply
to COULON l. RACQUET,
Real Estate Agents.
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Beauty in Women.
RULES FOE CULTIVATING THE Nos
LASTING FORM OF LONELINESS.

No cosmetics are 40 capable of en-
HANGING beauty as the smiles of good
temper and Il desire to please.
Beauty Of expression is, more than
any other form Of loveliness, capable
of cultivation. A woman ma not have
perfectly regular features, but her face
viii be 80 lit up with tie beauty Of
goodness that she cannot fail to please,
if she strives to obey the spirit Of some
such rules as the following, which may
be multiplied or diminished according
to particular cases: FAa -
/. Learn to govern yourselves and
to be gentle and patient.
2. Guard your tempers. especially in
seasons of i'll health, irritation and
trouble, and soften them by prayers
and a sense Of your W shortcoming
and errors. ziEI. 3y ~ ~
3. Never speak or act in anger until
You have prayed over yonr words OF
acts; .aH .pi -t @
/. Remember that, valuable as il the
gift of speech, silence is often more
valuable. zFskE .s
5. Do not expect too much from
others, but forbear and forgive. nj
sou desire forbearance aud forgive
ness yourself. So ktA $50
6. Never retort a sharp or angry
word. It is the second word thai
makes the quarrel. tN
Z. Beware of the first disagreement
s.. Learn to speak in Il gentle tone o
voice. s.fst
8. Learn to say kind and pleasan
things whenever opportunity offers.
10: Study the characters of each AM
sympathizc with I'LL in their troubles
however small.
IL. Do not neglect little things,
they a affect the comfort Of others i
the smallest degree.
u. Avoid moods and pets and fits G
: s%ulkiness.-
Il. Learn 10 deny yourself and dcfe
to others.
IL. Beware of meddlcrs and tale
bearers.
Is. Never charge a bad motive if
GOOD one is conceivable.
; IS. BE gentle and firm with chillrel
+ The last rule refers to children. b'
: often Il husband is far more difficult
manage. If, however. Il ~ite can ke'
l her temper and persevere i'll her effor
t to please, she will III the end conGu
Z by kindness. Prom FEE 1dients
' W0mca.
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Ts.cy like it in Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. ?.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. ?. 1887.
j. {. Mcnlen!ail & Co., Evansville. Ind.
Dear Sir,- | have guaranteed every bottle
of YOUR G. {. G. Certain Chill Cure, and
have not had II single COMPLAINT. The preps-
ration has given universal satisfaction.
Yours. &c.
+. w. SCRrGGS. Druggist.
$40 } oplar street
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Nrw Op,rANs. November 81. 1883,

New ORLEANS. November %, 1883.
Mr.. F. Gouaux, llouma, La.
Dear >ir-Oar sales of your celebrated
Asthma Remedies are increasing daily, and
with universal satisfaction.
l.. L.. Lyons T. Co., AZ & Al Camp st.
Branch Office for GOuaux's Remedies. 81
Decatur street, up stairs. Call tor samples.
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NEW ORLEANS, ! oveniber -, 1883.
Il. Gouaux. so Compliments all over tue
line. for Your asthma Remedies as Tar
as We know tuey succeed every time, ~hen
all ether fail. Yours.
FlNLAY 4 BauNswIG, % s. 80 Magazine 81:
Branch Office for Gonaux1s Kcinedies'. "
Iecatul street, ~ stairs. Call Zoe sahp Aes'
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Job Work done neatly, scientifi-
cally, speedily AMI cbeapiy, by the
SENTINEL job printing Office, Main
street, between st. Philip and St.
Louis streets.
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Many of our sugar planters are
.hro,gh grinding, and while some OF
them express themselves as SATISFIED
will, the result, many are disappointed
with the Weld.
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LOCAL NEWS.

,,ace Beattie finished grinding on
ri. Dixie plantation during the week.
~. ara clad to learn that he has made
nretty satisfactory crop.
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", had the pleasure this week OF
greeting l.. ii. Pugh, Esq, a promising
Young lawyer of Assumption, VIII"
nassed through town on his way to
New Orleans.
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We expect to treat our many q
to A fine Christmas supplement, replete
wit, cI.nice reading matter and pleas
ing illustrations. Look ont fer it; it
is coming!
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Our foreman Was quite unfortunate
This we;N. He Straycd from the case
ant iu,o the streets and was hauled up
by the >hcriff's chief deputy into court,
where he was sworn in on Il case as a
tales tHfer-
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The special attention Of Our readers
is called to the advertisement of Mr..
X. r. Mcbride, which will be found in
another column. That wide-awake
and energetic merchant has received
an immense stock Of holiday goods,
suitable for everybody, and he pro-
poses to dispose ofthem at rock bottom
figures. Call at the p~ostoffice and see
for yourselves.
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Mr.. Trcias Schexnaydrc. has returned
from Assumption parish, where he had
been making sugar on the Little Texas
plantation. Mr.. Schexnaydre is an A
No. ] sugar boiler, whose services are
always in great demand. We have
been shown IA sample of beautiful sugar
manufactured by him.
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W. f. Howell, Esq, of Napoleon
vile, attended court last Tuesday and
Wednesda; on behalf of Major Carr,
whom he deteuled before a jury on
the charge of shooting and %wounding
with intent tn murder. He made an
eloquent appeal to the jury, but could
not save his client from the peniten-
tiary. MI. Howell is, always an earnest
advocate. stl.<k
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-12-15

We desire to call IL readers atten-
ton to the cards of our advertisers
and to read them to see if they find
what they want and then call on our
patrons. Our town patrons have all
laid in Il supply of Christmas and New
Years goods. which they are. selling
very cheap, and our readers can confer
a favor on the SENTINEL without ex-
ira cost or trouble, but rather with
advantage to themselves, by making
their holiday purchases from our pa
irons. Will they please do it.
We acknowledge the receipt OF {
kind invitation from the "Waubur
Boys" to attend Il party to be glvel
under their auspices Oh the 18th in
slant at Schlicver He'll We regre
exceedingly our inability to attend il
person, Ms we know we will miss al
ENJOYABLE, affair--such as the''Waubul
Boys" always get up. But, perhap
enr absence will be for the good of thu
boys, as an old bachelor like lis might
at the end of the leap year, cut on
some of tie youthful SWANS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-01

krrf. yo,f blood pui. and you wal
mot have 97hsunatisIa Hoods Safsa-
pariila purifies the blood, and tones the
whole SYSTEM. 10