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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-01-28

The town authorities have been
having excavations made in the canal
rear the fume, but bad weather set in
again and caused a temporary suspen-
sion of the work. There is a very
heavy deposit of bayou sand at that
part of the canal which when thrown
out will be utilized for the streets of
the town. This is a much needed im-
prOvement aud we trust that means
will be found to continue it every year
until the level of the streets will be
of the proper grade.
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Is Consumption Incurable Z

Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incura-
BILE Consumptive. Began taking DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Comsum-
ton, am now on my third bottle, and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever ma6o.
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, OHIO,
says: 'Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption /
would have died Of Lung troubles.
Was given up by Doctors. Am now in
best Of health" Try it. Sample bot
ties free at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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Seventh Word.

10th Precinct formerly r. A. Ledet's store,
now j. L.. ThibOdaux; commissioners j,
I: Thibodaux, C. Ozeme Rousseau and
Thos. Bolt.
18th Precinct At Wellington Hel,ert's store
commissioners: W. Hebert. Paul Thibodeauz
Noise Bibolet.
18th Precinct at J. s. Perkins, now Fore,
Bros store; commissioners Chas. 5.
alathcws, j.. johnson and Levi White.
Eighth Ward.
18th Precinct at RoseInond Dufresne com.
Misaion8rs: Wilson Grisxm0rs, u. L. Lelet
and James Aunroe.
Ninth Ward.
goth Precinct at Lonxueville; commission
ers: Louis LeriIle, r. KHAN, Jr., j.. Id ward,
2lst Precinct 1T I. F0rot's commissioners :
I. Foret, ~. Badssux aud Louis Nays.
Tenth Ward.
2cd Precinct at Cutoff; commissioners .
Estival SavOie, A. Melanc0n and v. Gaiynard,
23d Precinct at j. Guedry's; commission.
ers: w. Williams, A. Terrebonne. and 5.
Guthrie.
Second Ward.
24th Precinct. on Bayou Blue, at Leufrold
Daigle's; commissioners Leufr0Id Da gle,
Orville Thibodaux and Joseph Lopez.
10th Precinct, at or near Oz6me HOtard's;
commissioners: Ozsm6 Hotard, Francois
Bourgeois and Robert Higginbotham.
The abOve-naned commissioner will make
due returns to me-, the undersigned. accord
ing to law. w. e.. Raglan,
Returning Officer, Parish of Lafcurche.
Paper legally authorized and req uired for
tickets for the above election will be sold at
+. A. BRANDAOSS, StatiOner and Printer,
"a Magazine street, New Orleans. at the rate
Of sixty cents per thousand. payable IN ad
vance, with postage stanps or exprsssage in
addition to this price. In Oruer t. expedite
aud facilitate the cOun: of The votes ut the
election, it is respectfully suggested that the
ballots Or tickets be printed in the same order
that they appear on the tally sheets, to wit .
LIST, the State ticket; I'd, the Constitutional
and Sd, the Legislative. Judi
cial, Parish aud Ward officers.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Secretary Of State.
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We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
lseseph Molaison last Saturday, on our
sueets. We regret to learn that Mr..
aolaison seriously contemplates NOV
nsto the new parish of Acadia, where
g has already largely invested in
nads. The loss of SO valuable a citi-
s. will be greatly felt in our commu-
atty.
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soliy Capt Max Blanchard put in
- nrst appearance last Saturday with
J, - wyoming, a whopping big boat,
.u-snlted to the Lafourche trade. The
yspuaih is always the same haPpy-so-
Way fellow of old, and cheercd and
1s'yened his friends with many a
Svoa joke between drinks. Come Of
a, captain, and success to You.
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LAST saturday was hoisted the first
-'sshead Of sugar on the new elevator
we iailroad depot. 1t is IL great
.nis elevator was not provided
1pef IN the season, for a large guam
"a The crop would have passed
susn town and the handling thereof
Iss y smpioyment to a number of men.
~ better late than never"
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Win ra.a Ills .nd Nha.

act they will find honorable employment
that will not take them from their homes and
families. The profits are large aud sure for
every industrious person may have made
and are now making several hundred dollars
a mouth. it is easy for any one to make $
and upwards per day, who is willing to w,rk.
Either sex. young Or old capital not needed;
We start Won. Everything new, No special
ability required; YOU. reader, can do it rs
we'll as any one. Write to ns ut once for full
particulars. which w mail free. Address
Stinson T. TO-. Portland. Maine.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE Or THE SUPERINTENDENT.

OFFICE Or THE SUPERINTENDENT. }
Jan. 4th. 1888. (
The teachers in the employ of the School
Board of this parish. are hereby notified that
it is the desire OF the State P"artl of Educa-
tlon that they should introduce as II part of
the studies OF their respective schools.
Chambers History Of the United States.
Teachert will therefor., please conform to
the wishes of the State Board iu this matter.
THOMAS A. BADEUx,
Parish Superintendent.
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ine Str. Helene brought quite a
salaber of passengers on her return
Up From Lockport last Monday. We
seaced among others, Messrs. G. d.
salilos, Joseph Tnite and Philip Ro-
sacnaux. All three gentlemen return
= me same day on board the train.
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Nj. Albion Legendre recently acquir-
ID the old homestead of the late la
nsnted Zenon Bourgeois, at auction,
~ the price of $461O.
Mr.. Legendre is an excellent farmer
nd will no doubt make his acquisition
sprofitable one.
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Mr.. Justilien N. Bourgeois has re-
gently removed from this parish to his
~plantation on bayou rOurs, in the pa
rsh of Assumption. We regret the
loss of Mr.. Bourgeois to our parish,
but trust he will personally be benefit
sdhy the change.
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Mr.. NJ. A. Legendre, of the firm o
SEWN g. Legendre, commission mer-
thants of New Orleans, was in town
last Saturday. Mr.. Legendre is al
Ways a welcome visitor among his
many friends and former townsmen.
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WI have been reliably informed that
hat too previous groom referred to in
Sur last issue, came up to taw on last
Monday and is now a happy young be-
aedict. .Gnileless youth, may his
dream of bliss last forever.
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MI. Emile j. Leblanc has removed
ttn LockpOrt into town. He is en-
Ioyed At the dry-goods emporium of
II. Ellis j. Braud, where he will be
leased to wait on his many friends.
Give him a call.
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Weare pleased to see at his post
nee more Mr.. Thomas A.. Badeaux,
Ut worthy and efficient Parish Super
intendent. He has completely recov-
nd from the complaint which kept
him confined to the house last week.
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Ben. DeGrange, ESQ.,, of New Or
hans, the genial assistant secretary OF
lie Canal and Claiborne Street Rail-
md Company, paid us a welcome
yiit last Thursday.
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Notice..

OFFICE OF Tax COLLECTOR. PARIsH)
Of L~AFOURCHt; ;
Thibodanx. La, Jan. "a, 1885,
To all whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified ~ call at this office
and pay your State anil parish licenses for the
year 1893. before March |. 1888, to avoll costs
of court. ten per tcent. penalty AS attorneys
fees and two PER cent. interest per month.
p. +. LORIO.
Tax Collector.
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Awar OF determination against the
innocent pigeons has begun. Parlor
niles, small boys and nigger-shootera
we're kept in active operation all last
week. The official report of the killed,
1oanded and missing has not yet been
landed in.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-01-28

The Supreme Court of the United
States has refused to interfere with the
sentence of the State Court in the Max
we'll case of Missouri. Maxwell, the
murderer of Preller, will have 10
hang.
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Mr.. Jules Ahysene's little boy met
With a painful accident while playing
xith o Ratchet the other day. He is
ding we'll now but he is minus a toe.
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60 to Kilbourne's studio, Firemen's
Hall, for superior photographs at mod
nate prices.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-01-28

The parochial author ties have had
the trees on the courthouse square
seatly trimmed by Mr.. James Lane.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-01-28
Day and Night

During An acute attack Of Bronchitis, Q
esaseless tickling In the throat, and n
sxhausting, dry. hacking cough, ahlies
the sufferer. Sleep 10 banished, and greas
prostration follows. This disease u also
attended with Hoarseness, and sometimes
Loss Of Voice. 1t 10 liable to become
chronic, involve the lungs, and terminats
fatally. Ayers Cherry Pectoral affords
speedy relief and cure in cases Of Bron-
ehitis. 1t controls the disposition to
cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
I have been a prscticing physician for
twenty-four years., and, for the post
twelve, have suffered from annual attacks
Of Bronchitis. After exhausting all tho
usual remedies
Without Relief,
I tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It helped
mo Immediately, and effected . speedy
cure.-G. Stoveall, N. D., Carrollton, Mis-.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral 10 decidedly the
best remedy, within my knowledge, for
IN. A. Rust, NJ. D., South Paris, Ne.
was attacked, last winter, with q severe
Cold, which, from exposure, grew worse
and finally settled on my Lungs. By
night sweats l was reduced almost to .
skeleton. Ny Cough was incessaAt, and I
frequently spit blood. My physician told
me to give up business, or / would not
live a month. After taking various RENE.
dies without relief, I wa finally
Cured BY Using
two bottles of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I
am now In perfect health, and able to
resume business, after having been pro-
bounced incurablc with Consumption.-
3. +. Henderson, ~Saulsburgh, Penn.
For years I was in a decline. I had
weak lungs, and suffered from Bronchitis
and Catarrh. Ayers Cherry Pectoral re-
stored me to health, and I have been for a
long time comparatively vigorous. In
case OF q sudden cold I always resort to
che Pectoral. and find speedy relief
Edward E. Curtis, Rutland, Vt.
Tive years ago I suffered from 4 severe
Bronchitis. The physician attending me
became fearful that the disease would ter
inmate in Pneumonia. After trying vari-
medicines, without benefit, he finally
prescribed Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which
relieved me at once. / continued 70 take
this medicine a short time. and wa cured.
-Ernest Cotton, Logansport, Ind.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared By DR.. &c. Aver 4 c., Lovsn, Nass.
Sold By all Drussists. fs3es q: ssx betiss, o
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Holland g. McMahon's Great World
Circus will be in Thibodaux on the
9th inst. Don't fail to 60 and see it.
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Iisut. Gov. Knobloch has been on
ia s;ck list for a few days.

wThe Missouri Mocking Bird" in our
list issue, should have been credited to
AJchnny Baptiste."
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Prepared By Dr.J C. Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Naas.
Sold By all Orussisas. Prize q; az bewise, -
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CHILDBIRTH

Ely - .UH Eysry ladS sho9ld kncX.
0ERSlAM BLOOM, Best Complexion beau
tAe1. Skin Oure and Blemish Erudicator known.
Send stamp Tor trial package. Address ~ abovh
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LOCAL E

r;sut. Gov. Knobloch has been OF
lie sick list for a few days.
4aThe Missouri Mocking Bird" in ou1
last issue, should have been credited t.
Uchnny Baptiste.'
90 to Kilbourne's studio, Firemen't
Hall, for superior photographs at mod
nate prices.
Holland g. McMahon's Great World
Circus will be in Thibodaux ON the
9th inst. Don't fail to 60 and see it,
The parochial author ties have had
the trees on the courthouse square
,eatly trimmed by Mr.. James Lane.
Ben. DeGrange, Esq, of New Or
hans, the genial assistant secretary Of
A. Canal and Claiborne Street Rail.
md Company, paid us a welcome
yiiit last Thursday.
Mr.. Jules Ahysene's little boy met
With a painful accident while playing
nth o Ratchet the other day. He is
ding we'll now but he is minus a toe
Mr.. NJ. A. Legendre, of the firm o
Sevin g. Legendre, commission mer-
shants of New Orleans, was in town
lst Saturday. Mr.. Legendre is al
Ways a welcome visitor among his
many friends and former townsmen.
We have been reliably informed that
hat too previous groom referred to in
sur last issue, came up to taw on last
Monday and is now a happy young be-
aedict. .Gnileless youth, may his
dream Of bliss last forever.
MI. Emile j. Leblanc has removed
6om Lockport into town. He is en-
Ioyed At the dry-goods emporium of
n. Ellis j. Braul, where he will be
jsased to wait ON his many friends.
Give him a call.
Weare pleased to see at his post
nee more Mr.. Thomas A. Badeaux,
Ut worthy and efficient Parish Super
intendent. He has completely recov-
nd from the complaint which kept
him confined to the house last week.
Nj. Albion Legendre recently acquir-
"a the old homestead of the late la
nanted Zenon Bourgeois, at auction,
~ the price of $461O.
Mr.. Legendre is an excellent farmer
nd will no doubt make his acquisition
sproftable one.
Mr.. Justilien NJ. Bourgeois has re-
gently removed from this parish to his
plantation on bayou rOurs, in the pa
rish of Assumption. We regret the
loss of Mr.. Bourgeois to our parish,
but trust he will personally be benefit
u by the change.
Awar OF determination against the
Innocent pigeons has begun. Parlor
niles, small boys and nigger-shooters
we're kept in active operation all last
week. The official report of the killed,
sounded and missing has not yet been
landed in.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
ssseph Molaison last Saturday, on our
meets. We regret to learn that Mr..
AOlaison seriously contemplates NOV
asto the new parish of Acadia, where
= has already largely invested in
nads. The loss Of SO valuable a citi-
g will be greatly felt in our commu-
,ity.
ihe Str. Helene brought quite a
sunaber OF passengers on her return
Rom LOckport last Monday. We
ssuced among others, Messrs. G. d.
aslilos, Joseph Tnite and Philip Ro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
THE RIxGED PLANET SATURN.
Important observations Made at the
Lich nhnerNRfOrY.

A San Francisco telegram says: At
the Lick Observatory the cold is so in
tense rs to freeze the dome of the OBJ
seryatory and prevent easy observation.
However several short trials have been
made. The most important was on
Tuesday night. Captain Floyd and
Professor Keller saw the eight rings of
Saturn clearly divided. Professor Keller
had an unexcelled view of a division of
the outer ring OF Saturn on Saturday
night.
A few nights ago Captain Floyd and
others were looking at the constellation
Orion, when he detected little star in
the trapezium, which is in the sword of
Orion. Mr.. Clark, on looking, also said
he saw the star. No star has ever before
been seen in the trapezium.
Saturn and Neptune are the only
planets that have been so far viewed, the
other principal planets having not yet
been in good position at comfortable
hour. Mars was rising about midnight
last night, and, as it will not come across
the meridian for three months, it will be
nearly April before it can be viewed well.
jupiter will be observed still later. as it
does not cross the meridian until the lat
ter part of May. Venus can be seen in
the early evening or early morning, and
Uranus is visible about 8 o'clock in the
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
GLAMMIS AND IFS GHOST.
A visit TO Macbefh's Castle-The Spot
Where Lady Macbeth said
"He Is About It,"

A writer in the Pal-MoU Gazette
says: Whether Macbeth killed Duncan,
his cousin, at Inverness or at Botgoswane,
or at his paternal castle of Glammis,
this last will ever be thereadiest appeal to
the Imagination as the fit scene OF the
crime. He was there supreme as he could
not have been elsewhere. And where
(discarding in favor of Shakspeare's
insight Holinshed's portrayal of him
as the "yaliant gentleman but
"cruell y was he more likely than in bis
own home TO be so completely under the
thrall OF his wife's nature as TO submit to
be bounded on to a murder from which
hisowp nature might have withheld him !?
Chroniclers and antiquaries may there
fore say what they please, the romancer
will ever associate Glammis with the
CHASTITY story. 1.-The owl that shrieked ="
was in the ivy OF the Glammis watch
tower. Lady Macbeth, with trembling
assurance, stood on familiar flooring
when she whispered to herself, 81 lie is
about it,"
Nearly 900 years have passed since
Macbeth was King, and Glammis Castle
still stands. 1t is not quite the gloomy,
beetle-browed sort of pile one would
wish it TO be, but it is suggestive enough
for minds in touch with the metaphysi-
cal. You walk for mile from the little
railway station OF Glammis about TWEEN
ty miles east of Perth, of which the
very material advertisement of MacDou-
gals patent sheep-dip upon its walls
stays oddly in the memory (; you follow
high road like any other high road.
with landscape of fir copses and blue
hills to the right, and the Glammis
woods of ash. oak, beech, and walnut
bounding the road on the other side, and
ct the end Of the mile the wood breaks to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15

took the key in my fingers, and I
looked at the innocent timepiece with
hatred. Something very like murder
was in my heart. Should dash it to my
feet in thousand fragments ? Such
was certainly my inclination, but |
doubted the wisdom OF indulging it.
The ghosts would regard such an act OF
violence rs destruction of their agree
ment with my uncle, and would swarm all
over the premises at once and forever.
At present they seemed 10 have the
impression foolish creatures y that l
had the power OF keeping them to their
treaty as my uncle would have done, and
of enforcing penalties for breach of con-
tract. IL was as well that they should
remain in this delusion. | had no wish
TO destroy it by any rude shock, nor to
enliehten them as to the real depths OF
nv weakness and the poverty of my re-
sources. No, | would do no act of vio-
lence would keep my word with the
phantom philosopher and wind up the
clock therefore / began my task with
self-control and outward calmness. But
the works were rusty the damp had
got into the inner chimney wall during
the recent rains, and had damaged the
clock. Still persisted in my conscien-
tious efforts to turn the key still the
clock resisted. Then suddenly there
was a crack and a whilr, and the key
turned round with the greatest ease, for
the handspring was broken.
sank down in the easy chair and rang
the bell for the butler, who came run
ming in alarm.
"Timpklns," / said incoherently,
"you can send for the servants as soon
as you like. It's all right they'll never
come again.
Timpkins looked at the open clock
face, and at the key in my hand.
81 understand, SIR" he remarked,
with significance: 81 was always sure
that had something to do with it. You've
broken the clock +" Evidently he APP
proved of my action perhaps he thought
/ had done it on purpose. did not I'M
deceive him. 1t was to the ghosts and
not to him that was answerable.
We sent for the servants to return to
their duties at once. | telegraphed in
vitations to some of my friends to come
and have jolly week with me and a
Jolly week we had. never felt so happy
in my life, nor so free. Now [ can keep
my compact with the phantom without
fear. ] shall turn the key round next
Christmas with light heart, for nothing
will follow. And the ghosts have no
right to complain, for the thing hap.
pened entirely by accident. But / shall
not have the clock meuded ; that was
not in the contract
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
WRAPS AND CLOAKs.

In introducing such elaborate features
in the long wraps as plaitings Of fur or
velvet in the side and back breadths,
shirri.Gs Of velvet and silk or MORE on
the front of the bust and girdles of vel
vet, fancifully cut around the waist, the
III ers OF the mode have shown little
sense of fitness of things for these
long shapes are nothing if not majestic,
even on small women, and they lose in
character when such trimmings are in
troduced. The flowing, graceful, and
severely plain lines which constitute their
only beauty are at once gone-in effect,
at least.
Basques of seal-skin are made to fit as
well as though of cloth. They are cut
a very little longer than the dress
basque, and are exceedingly comfortable
garments for cold weather.
The rage for long wraps Of course ex-
tends to furs, and sealskin clonks reach
the ground. They are expensive, but
their appearance corresponds 10 their
costliness. c. II. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
sCRoFrLOrs rIcRRs

James 2. Richardson. custom-hOuss, Ssr r.
leans, on oath says: in 1870 scrofll0ls ~.
broke out on my body until was mas - I.
rupuOn. Everything known 20 tho melll,f, =.
Guilty was tried IN vain. / became nero -.
At times could no; llft my hands - mr Ia,
could not turn In bed was In constant ts,,N
looked uDon lifo a. a curse. No relief Dr s..'
ton years Ia $50 heard 81 The CUTfCrRt 49,
DIks, used them, aud was perfectly rGrei
Sworn to before United states Conn. So
Il ID gRAWEoRn y