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FAST FREIGHT MOVEMENT
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Transported by Fast Schedules.

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SIsctI HeTAd-t
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 26, 1853 Harrison 5
nomination is received with no enthusiasm what
ever by Republicans here, Allison's home II
came like wet blanket on them, and they don,
smile at all.
The Uerdd will say tomorrow morning !:
" Harrison is reputable and clean man, but not
a strong one. So weak is he that all the Chicago
Republican papers opposed his nomination,
nomination makes the doubtful States solid for
Cleveland. He cannot carry his ewn State-at
least he never did"
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7 IL itry1 rysniy Deanr<rz'. AL k>p1' ..ic4r.
are 'a.lnz VI rgEa pruning sac 9.ytt.n1 .se
cysnty pErea Be,'e. ~. do s.-Ir11no11 .5<n-
tr<k
The Leon county Democrat don, Il K
that way and have 10 idea II making
any kind Of deal. " Or division with
anybody. We will have ..raigF, ticke.
We will eject it. That's the wa The De-
rnocracy Of LEON talks
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IBy Telegraph to ,ae Herald.

Iby Telegraph % The HeFAId
PRovIDESCE, r l.. June p, lSSS.-The Jar
nal. many years leading Republican paper. Sill
say tomorrow, after speaking iAvorsbly az Gen
eral Harrisons personal character and public SCI
vice and congrstulating the Republican party
and the nation on the eScap<. from the n"m'ns-
ton of Blaine. that the tariff issue will be the
deciding question.
The Journal believes that upon this question
the Democratic policy and platform are rignt
and the Republican policy and platform are
wrong.
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Special to the Herald.

ALBANY. N. Y. June Is, 188e-The Argu,
will say: Bewildered, worried, frightened and
demoralized, after week Of intrigue, treachery
cago took up Senator Harrison, of Indiana, and
made hum the standard bearer Of the Republican
party for the Presidential campaign. To the
advocate Of unrestricted Chinese labor and citi-
zenship II was well to add the bar'r' Of Levi
r. Morton. the millionaire banker. II II q
charming ticket for the American workingmen
to contemplate"
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

f. cambridge Munday. Esp. County
Atty, Clay Co. Tex says: "Huye used
Electric Bitters with most happy re-
suits. Ny brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaunlicc. but
WIS cured by timely use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bittels
saved his life"
Mr. y. /. WilcoXsoa. of Horse Cave.
Ky. adds ii like testimony saying: He
positively believes he would have died.
had it not been for Electric BitterS.
This great remedy will ward off. as
we'll as cure Dengue and ali Malarial
Diseases. and for all kidney. Liver
and Stomach Disorders stands nnequal-
ed. Price soc. and u 1T T~hibodaux
Drug store.
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4 Tribute.
DEDICATED TO 4IIE PEOPLE OF oPEL0U-
sAS y WASHINGTON, la.
land round which fond memories cling.
Acndia fair To thee 7 sina.

E.and round which fond memories cling.
Acadia fair, to thee I sing.
h>octie thoughts inspire this ren.
RESPONSIVE to thy we'eosne 3t:re.
Each Aeart-t,Irao brings ~ thoughts &9t0,
Sweet land. 10 thee. Of l~rantie> fair,
Springs brightest blossoms nod ana bloom.
Ahsve thy v%rrnal, tree-decked bgess.
SOFT melodies ia choral chant
AdIge from each ie8tlere5l son2stcIss nest.
ssh. craciarS qncal. whose giant oaks
Close gard thee fc6ul lie cater thrca2,
in lovely majesty yen sit.
4 sovereign. famed III verse and song.
20 thee We bow a4t homage give
as reverence that will never fade.
On menlorv'S shrine sweet thoughts Of tho,
-pcaTcst 10 our hearts are lard.
t. 3. IN D9aoilso4ti5i. Cdiei.
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The Ihibodaux Pharmacy, under
the able management of Mr.. JOS. T.
Thihodeaux, i prepared to fill any
orders that may come i'll for tn" best
remedy ever devised for the cure Of
malarial fever. This malarial antidote
has now acquired a substantial and
enduring reputation as as infallible
eradicator of malarial poison from the
human system, and acts promptly and
efiectuall.y when all other remedies
have been tried in vain. Let all the
nostrums for the cure of malarial fever
that are So extensively advertised he
discarded for this well-k1ou1 home
preparation. which is pat UP by one
of our most able and conscientious
pharmacists and which contains moth
ing that can injurc the ystem. We
are authorized to state that the anti
dote has never failed to care in a single
! ease where the directions were proper
~ followed.
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Silk Culture.

Our enterprising townsnan. Mr.. Il.
Guyral, has experimental during the
past season with the raising OF silk
worms and so far the results have ex-
ceeded his most >anguine expectations.
Mr.. Guyral procured from the commits
sioner of agriculture a few worms as
specimens, and devotin. his attention
to them assiduously he has succeeded
in producing about thirty-tive pounds
Of good salable cococns on which he
expects to realize 4 neat margin over
and above all OUTLAWS for labor. food.
etc. As we said before, Nj. GRyral IS
now only experimenting in the bust
| ness and as he has been 50 successful
in his experiments tiis season. he pro
poses to invest more largely tie COM
ing season. In the present instance
Mr.. Guyral was compelled 10 Labor
under many disadvantages, never
having had anyeypeEience in the bust
ness and consequently much of the
time and labor expended was wasted
from 4 lack of knowledge of the proper
methods of conduetin. the enterprise
We expect large results to II section
from this bidding inaustry.-Acadis
Sentinel.
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antiquity OF Some Humorous say
ings: II We a:e Ia believe the state
ments made b. writer's Who are sup
posed to be well ycrsed IN such mat
tsrs. mankind has been laughing t.or
ares at the saNle Lpmolou> stories.
The famous rLyme
Mother. may | go DAT to swim
YES. my darling daughter. !.
EianEyour clothes on a hickory l,a.h,
And dent so near the water"
which 40 oae can read OF hear the first
time without laughing, it j. we are
told, 1902 years Old at least. ior j,
was in Il book OF jests Issued i'll the
Sixth century hy Hierocles. In the
same hook i the story Of the man Vhe
complained that his horse had ',liel
! lust as he had taught it to live y ith.
out food sand ofthe ONE who. ,hsee
ing q friend, asked whether it Was u
or his brother who had just been ba:
ried. u b
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Gonanx's Pile Ointment has given NE good
results every time | have used IT in my prac
tee. Dr.. f. y. S1LN tSiHE.
MT. CARMEL CONVENT.
Thlhoaaux, La, jan. 81, 1883.
31r. +. Gouaux. Houma. la:
Dear Sir Cannot convey IN adequate
language satisfactory idea OF the benefit |
have obtained by using your 'Anti-hsthmatic
Powder and Mixture" For twenty Years l
have suffered from that dreadful disease,
Asthma, and although l have tried many
remedies. none proved beneficial until | tried
yours. l trust my experience with this val
liable powder and mixture will be the means
OF inducing others to give it a trial. Yours
respectiy. A SISTER OF MI. GARNET CoNvT'
HouMA, LA, Jan. y, 1883.
Mr.. F. Gouaux:
Dear Sir-After suffering tor ten years and
irving all kinds OF remedies. / have at last
to thank Won Tor the bottle OF antl-asthinatIc
nixtuse Which YOU were SO kind a. to send
Inc. After taking a Jew doses | WAS so much
relieved that | have never been without it a
minute and although. not entirely cured,
still | feel 50 much relieved that | hope of be-
lag 80 soon. Yours truly,
MRs. VICTOR RICHARD.
TIE mother Of our worthy friends Clay and
Edgar kiclaru.)
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The Junior Senator.

Affrr v-a1lo contest and y deal-
lock Of several DAYS the Democratic
eancn. last niob+ NOMINATED .le,}ae F..
ID. White for United states senator to
succeed Hon 4. Eu,tis. and The
ooi.l,tnra viii t.-,aarrnw a1esf him
to the senatorsh;p.
.Judee White +, = son of Gov. f. d.
White who presided oyer tLa desti-
ujes OF this state from 1885 to 1899.
He has been y leading LAWYER for
v.are aud taken more or less part in
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NOTICE.

T OsT OR srOLEN-A CERTAIN PRO
L. MISSORI NOTE. lated April i. 1888.
for SI275, subscribed by Mrs. Mary +. Billiu,
wife. and john s. hiiliu. to authorize her, to
her own order and endorsed in blank, paya-
bic Jan. !, 1856, with eight per cent. interest
from maturity. aud secured by mortgas &c bv
and identified with an act passed April 4,
1882. befnre Al Lts,eigne, deputy clerk of
court of L.afourcfe.
Notice j. herehv given to the public lot to
3ny or 70 Iegutl,fV iii any manner said nofe.
rs same belongs to the undersigned, who will
institute proper proceedings te recover.
MARY WOODRUFF.
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Last Wednesday evening, at Protec-
tor Hall, 4 reception was given by
Mrs. u. King. in honor Of the accom-
plislled and charming Miss Emma
King, n Of Assumption lovelitst
daughters. Under the inspiring intlu-
nee OF music and the dance the even
ing wore rapidly away. and it WAS
early morn ere the guests departed.
loo much praise cannot be accordedthe
fair hostess. whose charm of manner
and lavish hospitality are proverbial
with her friends. Prominent among
those in attendance were noticed
Misses Emma King and Florence
k!otZ. of Assumption: Irnra Levy. of
Donaidsonvilie, Clara and Lulu Per
kins. Celeste and Emily st. Martin,
Laura Lagarde, Minnie l:innings, Ed a
Blanchard. Mamie T~hibodcaux. Jennie
Blum, Blanche Kahn. Sophie Marks.
and Nessrs. Albert Gugenleim,. of
Morgan City: Morris Gustnheim. of
New Orleans: Simon Kahn, Of Race
land, Joe Oschwald. sam Blum. Julius
Blum, Chas. Thibodaux. Allen and
Toney Pugh. Albert Guilliott. Ed.
Blanchard. Clayton Burton. Aaron
Marks, c. j. Braud, Harry Drexler.
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L. i. CailloGet, Esq, has removed
his law Office into the Fleetwood
buildings OF Market street, mp stairs.
and just across the street from his old
Office. His clients and friends will
find him in his new quarters. ever
ready 10 attend to their wants and Ell
terrain them.
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good luck.

The Parish school Board has con
traeted to have blinds placed on all
the windows oi the lower floor of the
Guion Academy, and will have the
outside OF the buildinS washed with
cement, thuS improving the appear
nee as well d. adding to the comfort
of the building. which is one Of the
public ornaments of the town.
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Our genial friend. Mr.. Joseph Lee

Our genial friend, Mr.. Joseph Le-
Blanc, a popular clerk of E. Braud's
dry goods establishment, was present
ed with a bouncing boy>by his good
wife. Joe fcel. quite proud and now
perambulates ojr streets with a digni-
fed air. which makes his less fortunate
young married friends -nvious of his
good luck.
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The authorities OF the Firemen's
Hall are having he old building on
the from corner of the lot, used as an
engine housc. removed to the southeast
corner on Green street. This Will
greatly relieve the hall, the appear
ance of which WAS greatly married by
it.
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Our nov crop Of justices OF the
peace looks fine. and has the marvel
Gus faculty q expanding to Wonderful
proportions whenever any one says
"Judse. your honor" in the hearing of
any one Of these judicial ledgelings.
No small potatoes. they.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-02

The SENTINEL returns thanks to the
manager OF last Sundays excursion
for the selenade extended and' sweet
music ~discoursed in its honor. Though
not large in numbers, the excursion
was IN enjoyable one, and particular
ly marked by its good behavior.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-02

The many friends OF MeSsrs. James
Wilson and William II. Price we're
made happy last week by the return Of
the two ''prodi.als" after an absence
Of some three months. Unlike the
plodi@al son we read Of in the Good
Book, friends Jim ana Bill returned
not III sack cloth and ashes and with
compunctious mien but on the contra
ry, radiant with new vitality. the elias
ticity of youth i'll their steps. their
conntenances heamins with interior
satisfaction and happiness. They
both looked very sleek and saucy in
their natty spring suits, set off most
admirably with bran new head gear
and stylish alligator walking sticks.
1t was remarked that friend jim for
got to bring along with him that beau
teous bride which, umo said. lie had
gone in quest of; and our reporter
SAYS that many of or fair maids were
observed 70 smile significantly and
their eyes to twinkle with mischief
when they learned Of this bit Of news.
They evidently intended 10 make an
assault upon the cardiac susceptible
tits Of poor innocent James. who had
better be preparing for squalls. a
word to the wise is sufficient"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-02
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL OF LaioureIe.


Pursuant to aA ot,ir. aud decree Of thc
above court and IN ohrAlenee - q ea4ulnis
sion to me directed IN the above entitled and
numbered succession, / will offer fer sale At
pnnlic auction. pursuant 10 Law. to the last
a.-d highest bidder. Oh the premises stuiatea
III SAIL parish. on the left bank oi liayon La
tourch". atabout ten miles from the town of
thlbodaux. in the Choupiqua settlement, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 81. ISIS.
between tAe hours ii !! O'clock a.. IL. and !
eel rlta IL, tie ioilHwiu" described prnper
t. belonging 70 tAe alid SUGGESTIONS. tu-wit:
Real kssate-Ehe ea-t9ln half OF Il certain
tract o fland situated in std parish, on the
leit baEk II NsvGu Lafougt5e, a about ten
miles from ThibodanX. in the CloupiqRc set
Element, and being the eastern htll OF the ,.
L. one quarter OF section 60. in 7. Il. =. Il.
|, i. west Of the Mississippi river, containing
clslty Icres according Ia eta5etai surveys.
Together with tie bindings.
fol title see y. =. X. 1892. p. 36qC c. Is. X.
n. ~. p. so.
NoIeables-Ore COW. one heifcr. one wal
nut aTnIo:r, one Isl ii quilts. etc, one small
work box, one b~cslStead ana bedding. one
clock. oue lamp. ems ~loo'.iag glass, owe wash
stand. one small lseds;e;tt, one lot Of chairs,
etc. etc.
Terms and conditions of sale-Casl on the
suot in United States treasury notes to pay
debts.
TIIE0PHILE TIIBODAU1.
May %. 1858. Sheriff.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court. Par
ISL. Of Lafourche.
Succession Of PhiloU,eRs B~at1i7leaar,
deceased, Wir Of oaeeippc Foret.
No 11JS, ProIGtes.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above court and in obedience to ii commits
sion TO II = directed in the ABOVE ent itiel aud
numbered succession. ! will offer for sale 1T
nuI,lic auction. pursuant - ttw. - the last
and highest bidder. at the courthouse IN the
town OF Ihib5lauX. Oh
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-02

nEEDSEA WONDERS exist in thou
IDLEl sands Of forns. but are surpass-
ell by the marvels of invention. Those who
are in need of profitable work that can be
done while living at home should at once
send their address to Hallet & Co.. Portland,
Maine. and receive free. full information how
either sex. Of all ages. can earn from s. to SO
per day and upwards wherever they live.
You are started free. Capital not required.
Some have 1t a'te over $50 i'll a single day at
this work. All succeed.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Rain. rain. rain. and everybody cry
ing more than enough.