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4 Bristol dog winch as found in
deserted barn on Thur day had sur
viyed six weeks without food. The
dog Is q valuare setter, belonging TO
Robert Brudcn. and was lost six weeks
ago, after Ir. Bruden had been II q
furniture Sale. The furniture dealer
had locked The dog in his barn, and
left the town. People in the neigh
5crhood heard the dog barking for
swo weeks, and then heard bIm no
more. After a fruitless search ia every
other direction M. Bruden thought
Of the furniture dealers t5rn, and
looked in there as last chance. Here
he found the setter as thin as a shin
gle and too weak tc stand up. He,
however, soon revived under the
stimulating effects of three pound
beelslcak. ard il uov we'll
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t1r Wrshburn was Ia New Yrrk aud
Senator, DAVIS, Moody and P.tugFew
aud Representatives Garter ot Mon
tino and Wilson of Wash nVt0n, had
other engagements. The party at the
table, In addition to the n. i. officials,
compri-ed Senators Dolph aud Mitch-
ell of Oregon. Alien and Squire #
Washington. Pierce and Casey of
North Dakota, Representatives Hans
brough "f North Dakota, and Her
mann II Orrgrn.
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Removing the Lower BruIes.

CHAMBERLAIN, Dec. 6.-In accord
ance with instructions from the In
dian del aTtment, a number Of promi-
nent chiefs, accompanied by Major
Andersen, Will ltave at once for
Washington to confer upon the re-
moval OF the Lower Bfules 10 their
new reservation further North. The
Lower Brules at present are located
Oh , n of The reservation TO b.
thrown open t. settlement by the
presidents proclamatioa.
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For the Holidays,

The following list Of books are spec
tally adapted for handsome Cnristmas
gifts.
a >Macbeth-Illustrated.
Boswell's Lie OF Johnson-3 vols.
The Spectators vols.
Victor Hugo's complete works In
G vols.
Knights Shakespeaie-3 vols.
The Marble Faun-2 vols.
Chambers Encyclopedia-l0 vols.
All In rich bindings.
BAsINsKI Bios.
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FARGO AHEAD.
That Enterprising Cit Offers S4o,'
600 for thu Privilege of Having
the Sullivan jackson Fight.
Particulars of jeff DAVIS Death
More About Silcott-Washs
ington News.
Fargo knocks Them all Out.

FARGO, y. ID. Dec. 6.-At meeting
of the recently organized Dempsey
A, hlelic club, held this morning, it
WIS decided t. offrr a pure Of $40 600
for fight to Il finish between John L..
Sullivan and Peter Jackson. a COM
Ulltee OF five were selected To drsfl
rules to govern the contest and gives
them until next Monday to rep r..
President Wilson wired sullivan the
action Of the club.
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SOCIETIES..

A. o, H.-Diyision No. meets first and second
undays OF each month.
X. OF H.-Meets 6rst and third Wednesdays al
I.80p. M, at Odd Fellows Hall
A.F.GA. M.-icll9wstOne Lodge, No, 26, hfst
nd third Wednesdays.
r. A. M.-YelOWstone Chapter, No. 8, second
thursday in each month
X, T.-Dsmascua Gnmluandery, fourth Thurs
days.
4. D. o. F.-CuslI Lodge, No, 10, every
Noaday Al their hall.
l. 90. F.-sentinal Encampnent, No. 8, brst
an1 third Friday.
x. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. Z, Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows Hall
C.K'oi A.-Mlles City branch, every uDday al
Of L,-First and third Saturdays.
A. R.-U. 5. Grant Post, No. IL, hrst and
third Tuesdays.
10. G. T.--stsr Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
g. sofV.-liibson Camp No. 4. Meets hrst and
hird MONDAYS OF each month at Good Templars
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CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (EpiscJpal Palmer st-sei. !.
Hce sundays at ii a. N. and 1850 p. N. eamuei
Robinson, rector.
Baptist Church-Wm. N. Weeks, acting PASTOR
'rtachiBg services sunday At II a. N. and , IA.
s5sifs and Prayer Meeting, Welnesda! u 1:i5 p
A cordial invitation 10 all.
Methodist Churoh-Services sunday, Il a. M,
g. ~. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
'lider Nutiing. pastor
Presbyterian Church-seryiees sunday, II &. H.,
p. NJ. I. c. Ar.nstroug, pastor
church OF sacred Heart, Caiholic-Seryices
very trst and third sunday Of the month. High
FAsEs lp'SO o., kun6sy school al ?. M.
vesp.i, "a Yspedioti0n at i,5O pm.
FATHEBC fAuwELYN.
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GoInulentlAble.

All claims not consistent with the
high character of Syrup Of Figs sre
purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig
Syrup Company. 1t acts gently on
the Kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans.
ing the system efectuslly, but 1t is
not cure-all and makes no pretensions
that every bottle will not substantiate.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

The O0'cia, Paper oJ Caster County.
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ER, T. r. FISH,
~ pBYsIClAS, sr2GEoH ASD OBsTETRIclAN.
lArzt, Wuniard Uui Gebuushelier.) Uflce at
Savage's drug store, Nlips Glty, NJ. 4.
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nR X. = kEDD,
~ PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEUS
Once stw y. SayRge's drug store. l2u
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a spirit of carping criticism we are
merely seeking information.
The newspapers that supported
Judge McEnery in the recent faction
fight have ~refrained from pursuing the
tactics adopted by the Nichols papers
during Gov. McEnery's term Of office.
Our present Chief Executive has been
allowed to pursue the even tenor of
his way unmolestc,l by them. And
to-day. BECAUSE we casually mention
the fact that Gov. Nichols is giving
ALL the good offices to those who sup
ported hlii, the Baton Rouge .Adrocatc.
the official organ. w" presume. of the
present administration. SAYS to H., :
You shouldn't do that; it isn't Demo
cratic"
Far be it from our purpose to re-
open the wounds of the past, or to do
angLt that may tend to keep alive fac
tioiial bitterness, because We thorough
~ understand and appreciate the i'm
poltance and necessity of keeping the
Democratic party united and harno-
NOUS. Aye. we heartily say. let the
aead past bury its Gead. iiut there
should be no objection TO telling the
truth about this matter, for tie sake
OF history, if for no other or better
ieason.-SHgar Planter.
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Personals

Mr.. Prosper fnulrs. one OF onr par
iSli school directors from thr seventh
ward, WAS in town last Thursday.
Mr.. L. J.. JOHNSON. Of h;cclaud. paid
. dying visit TO oar town last Tuesday,
and was greeted by his many friends.
Mr. lionolt Oncalc, OF ~Puincourtvillr,
paid his brother Alcee !, visit last
Tuesday, returning home Wednesday
We were pleased to meet Oh oUl
streets Messrs. 7. j. Is. Landry and
Cleol,las liebert. two well known Cit
zens If Paincourtyiilc. They Were
guests Of tlie fa:oiite Gem saloon duf-
ing their stay ia oGr
.jnd@r james a iIargiS. of Lochpor;.
spen; a couple of dars IN tann.
Misses Alice and Nirginie L.eBlauc
came ~ last Tuesday to attend III,
wedding OF taeir friend. Mrs. A. J.
Mcyer-Miss Hri@ittc Braul that was.
Mr. 5. $. Evans put in an appear
allce in oIr town las: week To the de-
light Of his many friends and ac9nain-
tanccS, U Of whom had not vet
learned OF his recovery. Mr.. Evans l.
looking well and bids fair to hold his
own for nany Years yet.
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4 WOman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
"sta made and that too by II lady IN
hia country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
-" wlti>:ood It's sevtrrst tests, but
hf vital organs We're undermined and
s'Ath seemed imminent. For three
Ranths She coughcd necessarily and
t0aid not sleep. She bought of us Il
o'a.le of DIR. Kings New Discovery
.f Censumnt, IN and WAS so much re-
noyod on taking first dose that she
ssept all night and with one bottle has
ara cured. Her name is Mrs.
ffeher lAt1.' Thus write w. G..
%aNnfiei, \ TO-, Of shelby, \. &. Get
suet n'ai hot'icat. IhihoiluX Drug
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The Leaf.

FOR the Thibodaux S%entinel.l
4 beech tree by the streamlet's side
filings its green branches spreading
wide,
And on the softly flowing tide
Drops II fair leatlet down.
Awhile it whirls beneath the bouph.
Passes the central current through.
l'auses and waivers, starts. and now
1t swiftly dances on.
Farewell to tn" parent tree and stem.
more the leatirt joined To them
shall help TO form the diadem
That casts their cooling shade.
So many II young life starting out,
Is tossed, DIT first. with fear and doubt,
iheh PUSHES on with joyous shout
Where deepest SHARES are laid.
Oh, leaf 5 fiail. oh. rash young life.
With wl,illness and passions rife,
fnn needless pass to met the strife
OF waves that darhly flow.
Caught in the eddy's foaming curl,
With motion Wild and giddy whirl
lou go with Il blind, relentless swirl
70 the gulf that rolls below.
And the world goes on with smiles and
tears,
With its hopes and cares, and loves
and fears;
And rec.l not, as it tycad> the years,
o tiie graves that lie beneath.
| -EsSIE.
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Wedding Bells.
MEYER

Married, at st. J"scph's Church, on
tuesday, Jan. Is, 1889, at 4 p. H., DR..
A. ). Meyer to Miss Brigitte, daughter
{" IA esteemed tellow-citizen, Mr..
Ellis Braud.
a large of friends and &C
qualntances witnessed the interesting
ceremony which united tn" two young
hears for life. The bride is an ac-
compiished y"ung lady, calculated to
make home happy, and the groom is Il
well known rising ,youn- physician of
our parish.
Int 9ESTiNEL cOngratulate> the
voting couple on the happy event
Alicn made tnem one and Wishes them
iliiill'vett happiness and prosperity in
tilcir new sphere 81 he.
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FOURTH,

~
ohicers above tanned. IN Article Third
'""" ,nelf once by virtue OF annual
.''I'"Es 10 h' ii"ld on the first Monday If
oa""aly ol each year, ana shall perform re-
tno "uies appertalnlng to their
ho.o Juices until their successors have
oeeu uuiy elected and qualified, and they
real onotinr Gid 49, g" u "r"tn.o
manner T., 10 .ia+o ~ :" ihl'o III the
~ Ia S'ttcty.
firlH.
Tia: the society shall have = c,ns,itnt;nn
AND nv-laws Tor its GOVERN, >, a,i ,l;,..N
Charter of iueor,nra,inn iL,. .aii h'' 1"n'
tt. a, the ,ucj,fv in, ~ '"' ="
tcrnlinc.
yr-
=,
i-f'' no person slAli be a ranlilatr FOR
TO the SANE, win. .h ,"u I h' 'i''"r''i'ilg
manner u The treasury. or shall be IN arrears
Tor non i1aNiiicht . dues
Tint II,
of h,ldiu, ~ '''' ''"'i HaNe 'tt r'-ht
~, n,,r.. IT, 49,, ''' ''l'1.'h! Tue @;5tiie
:! "'''i' oi itiiirfii ace .i'd IN
,n,.,a :" W s,ne. sui "l~" tsi""n 10 be
i'iii'a.
EIGHTH.
h3. shoii.l II ..rrntl.r. - y
Of iatourchc" Ai.h = .i.,ns ~" "'ety
op.rty Ina. ,.n. n."i"s' :" any "a It's
H.. ~, ,',, =. n u at't''tiatit''is,
the society. 80 anth'r'.J .at Pre$'l'"t OF
n.eininss thereof. ,,ui,, i,.l ~ :, ne
that .f.c, ,., n,,or =" !, i'1"''''ii I"
tary. ~ '''fe-
NINTu
Til
.,.i J.. - @"' d ~ ,ao Int 10 sue
49,. ~" am ne fHiPirtdri,
dn ~ ,'w FIJI /" go '""'e "i t's'i"r. aid III
NIGH, do tor their own Irt.I.. ,n nr
safety and orner,I ,noJ "'"'' INTEREST
l'Niil
proper lnarsoh ul,ol whom to sert. ci.,t,,r.
ana other legal process, wherein t,Is ,,.,,,r-
president in de absence or in, mir = t..n, .,
e3,>t vi the n!r-. .-p. Int.t
u; rEx1u
-. $3.50
twenfv-five wears. unlr-x sn.r.r n .,N
by il vote of ION fifth, ~ ib, mem. = nt ,h.
ssei'iy specially called for that puri,,se. md
announced and Published 20, thIrtt laws in
the nfiitiai newspaper vi the Parish. OF LA
lohf,lt.
TW LFTH.
nth Otherwise ROY led IL. 4dr f.,i,owiuy
iers",is shtii act its the Officers of .,id ,..,.
ton. Niz: Presidents. Joseph Z hl!io I: vice
iftSt"tiit, fi14tl :. Ltn.ilan; Secretary.
David ID. Surr.ti; Treasurer. ,2,rn,u i.
Anderson.
iiHa done and rissrl at my otii.e IN Tl;I.
s'!aiix, ifti!>i' and STATE aioItsaiI. on the .lay
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Meeting Of the Electoral College.

Our Electoral College met in the city
OF Baton Rouge on Monday last and
cast the vote of Louisiana for Clcve-
land and Thurman. We subjoin the
Pic"yane's account of the meeting:
The electoral coll met at the,
Governors pariors at noon to-day, bat
adjourned until 4 o'clock. owing to the
absence of Iioi. L. w. s~utherlil. Of
DeS0to.
At the evening session there we're
present Mc>srs. +. L. Stubs of Qua
clita and May Of Orleans, delegates at
large; +. Bmllnd and Geo. IL. Theard
OF Orleans. f.. O'Snlliyan OF Lat
foarcllc, 6. II. Wells Of Richland aud
l.. D.. Beale of East Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Sutherlin having tcleg1anhed
his inability to be present,
HON. THOMAS C~HAWLEY,
mayor of Alexandria. was elected to
I'LL his vacancy.
On assembling Mr.. Stubl,s was made
president and Mr.. j. {. Seaman, Assis-
tant Secretary of State, was requested
TO act as secretary.
]. he oath OF office WIS fhCn formal, Y
administered to all the electors, after
which they east their ballots for Glove
land and Thurman 10. the presidency
aud vice pres delry. The electors
taelTmaic out their voucitsra tor per
di@n aud %trave!in" expenses. the total
ilean OF which WAS ki25 l.. The
secretary. who had pre- .,red by type
writer the process verbal OF the pro-
cetsting> OF the cot.tgc and kept the
minutes OF the meeting, was, allowed
800. The remainder. s323 IS, was APP
pfopriated by the State TO pay the ex-
neiist's OF the messenger to Wasin "-
ton. Then came the selection of this
official. McS>ls. Horland O'Stllivan,
Wells, Ecal.. and Iheard would 20 il
selected After son discussion it " Is
decided that the anne OF hese should
be placed in ii hat and the first drawn
therefrom should be dc Jared the choice
o. the college. Mi. OSullivan kindly
issiislied his new silk hat fer the ser
vice and was rewarded by ielng chosen
messenger.
The college then adjourned.
Robert Hull, IA fireman on the Nor
folk X Western railroad and IL brother
of Allen Hull, general passenger agent
of the sanie road, committed suicide at
l4XAclibnry. Va, Il few nights ago. by
Pa IL n N ~
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Z lie r. N.u.a-r< tui a.. pct-r iIsha
'S''N.i q. ini.. GRITTY ihat they havc
~ 1s'Nt T. { e C,stAin Cohgh euro. in
e., s@'hty inetiene ter c0ncnA and colds
"Fef1i yrar7. ana have found Il t. lie .
H. .."i'fs rn"dY. Cilidien take it r,.tli
- = az rh'a -oht - maple syrup.
WI ny !hl5olauA Pharmacy.
NJ = ~" otLFANs, Novemhcr -. 1888.
t'nhauv, |itoui.a. La.
Asa. Tar sales o. yonr celebrated
!. Nj Remedies are increasing daily. and
~anitetSti satisfaction.
r..tL LIONS Co. ~ 4 ~ Camp S..7s
I,ms"eA "i1ce for Ganau<'s Remedies,
street, up stairs. Call for samples
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ART
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF lAFoULCHE.

NE ]" KNOWN. that Oh ta,S Eighteenth
- day III December, IN the year "f our
Lord. one Thousand eight hundred and
lightweight.
lse.o me. Charles } Barker. leputy
clerk of court and eX-otficio notary public.
ttuty Quai tied aud worn, N aud for the
Parish ri Lafnniciie. STAT of enisiana. and
in the presence of Mc>srs. Philin r. Le.e =
DIRE and Richmon,. A Frost, coiupeie,t WIT
Eass.s residing in Sald parish. Personally
e rae and Appeared Messis. Joseph =. Elliott,
En"ch 5. LanSmat :, iavid u. EerIett. Will
lam W. Fucker. Fsrman F Anderson and
Edward \ Flrtcher. al, Of the ptris!, Of
l,afourrlIl in this state, WIN n inn deputy
clerk atni cNaiiicio ,"tdrv public declared
t!to said. that awaiting them seives of the pro-
visions oi the laws au, statutes efthe rate
IT Louisiana. and OF the rights. franchises
and privileges therein granted relative to the
organizations ri corporations IN this state;
they e"vsuante, aud aGrcsi, and hs fi1cse
Presents .usen&at AMI agree. aui sintl
faesasciroS to form. cons'ir tie and establish
themselves nto II hody rogt,oratt. for the
% irets al'i ,,ut poses. AMI ultier the aiinui..
tiats. agreements aud regulations ,.crcin-
after set forth.
FIRST.
This coyIoratiou shall be knewr and tcS..
mated ~ the ttanfe adi title At tie ''iiinfh
tf> eli I'ur Soelet! OF Eatoarrhe. aud ITS
.temi, lie shall |. and j. h,reby tixe,i ana e.
stat,iisicd Al l-in4rl Valley Plantation Ia the
Parish ui l~i!6arthe.
SECOND.
fhis corporations is established for the pur-
rose OF doing good, oil extending CHARITIES.
mutually to the members OF this society, OF
attending 10 the sick. and bursin. deceased
men bers OF the association.
THIRD.
The officers Of this society shall be- = presi-
dent. ~vice-president. secretary AMI treasure I
sergeautat-a:ms and three marslals.
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NApCJS-DANTIN

On last Tuesday sir. Myrtle Naauin
| d hl>, DaAtin 10 the altar. The IN
teiestIng ceremony took place at st.
Josepifs Catholic Church, in tie pres
ence o. many friends and ~acguaint-
aiIces OF the contracting" parties.
We extent oul congratulations to
the youthful couple.
NJ. (. Gouans-t 1--we pr, .rrio-d v,u,
Ointment t"I the pa! five Years and in
"veFy case II gave satisfaction.
-. \. iIvtL. II. II.
Gall Tor slinp .es III tn,iAs,Am.tic at you,
druggist
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There was n Il, lightful little enter
tsNment at st. ~Joseph's Hall at the
Csalo.ic church on Sunday evening
last. 1t consisted OF panoramic views,
iollawed Ivy Il Chri>tn as tree distrihu-
non fol Young and old. The children
s''n'ed particularly to enjoy them
kelvrs.
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shT Sheriff is busiiy at work gather
ng the shekcls of the taxpayers, and
when he will have completed his col
lection and turned it over into the par
lsh treasury, there will he more than
enough to pay all the Indebtedness of
the parish by some three OF four thou
saad dollars.
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T., r.. Eouaux. Houma. La:
4 have vi sevcrai occasions used your Anti-
ist,inatic mixture and powder anu have
found Instant relief tt usins same.
i. T.. .ZtN, ! la, k~-n 1T. y. q.
Call for samples OF Anti As!lnnati. ut your
druggist.
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At the regular session OF Excelsior
Lodge No. "a. |. o. O. F., held Jan. II,
1889, the following officers were in
stalled for the current year by s. r.
Grisaniorc, II. G. NJ. acting as Grand
Master; Theo. Thibodaux, p. C., act
ing as Grand Treasurer, ard Jos. II.
Thibodeaux, Y. g.. acting as Grand
Marshal
Richmond 4. Frost, Noble Grand =:
Thos. ID. Kent, Vice Grand S. +.
Grisamore. Secretary; f. Zernott,
Treasurer Thee. Thibodaux, Warden;
J. L. Thibodcaux, Conductor; +. Ma
rnnge. Inside Guardian J.. +. Levi,
l.. :. to \. e.: w. L. Chivers, l.. 5. to
N. g.; IL. l.. Wilson, II. :. to V. G.;
J. NJ. Wilson. l.. :. to \. G.; W. IL.
Price, Il. =. s: c. +. I,innings. l.. 5.
s.; y. W. Whitehead. Junior Past
Grand: $. T.. Grisamore, Representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge: }. L. Levi,
Delegate to W. 4 Q. Relief Assn: S.
4. Grisamorr. j. I. Thibodeaux and
j. Il. Levi. Trustees.
This ledge has made an increase of
seven members daring the year 1888.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
This recurring talk aboi: "%iiarri-
sous southern policy" would be exas-
pcritinG II il not 80 silly. l'rtsi-
dent l,airisoa will have no more occa-
sion for u southern policy than. for II
northern. eastern or western policy.
Iie South Is quite comfortable and i;
getting 1i"n9 handsomely. As to
i;illec Chandler AMI his kind. who ar"
anxious 10 rrtuTa again tn the Force
bill system, t.icy shou,l reflect that
President 'f!..lt gave it mp as bring no
good in lN.i-75. aud that HAYES re-
fused - =" int" it. although o:cupying
his chair through its most ATTRACTIONS
exhibition. II is Il little late 10 try ii
again, AMI il viii not be tried.
NJ "
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Extra Fine Seed Rice For Sale.

I offer for sale a large quantity of CHOICE
SEED RICE, raised from best seed and grown
on new land. Apply to
TIIEODUIE RAYE.
jy19-lm Acadia P1antItion, Thibodaux, la.
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LOCAL NEWS.


LOCAL NEWS.
The weather wa, very unsettled all
the week.
We publish this week on u first
..ce the proceedings OF the Police
Jury.
To .Iohn Bill and L. T.. Bell: Your
.a,,, ,,,atlouS received too late iOr
III. ,e,.a lsoue. Wi! come odt Ill
our next i>s'io.
N.Ity all oar lnnlic schools are re
mrtcd in ~sIccesoIul operation. Some
tev are stHl unpgoyl,ied with teachers,
Int they viii soon 1T snpp!ied.
o..
l,Iee canon Mi. uoid c.ril term
# II. District Culrt here Next month
and 1t ..afy tcrn ia Assumption "A
Nh. CHI.
II OK on the rcH O st on Or. Fleet
voo.', conner 40. on !Al,iutt1tA street
il progressing iayoiabiy ana viii SOON
reacl completion.
plan.e:a are preparing for tle now
.rop, bal c...l make FclI ii.u.c ilcto-
way with surh variable weather us
has .atoly prevailed.
Nr. i. WciSs"Athnnner ulo Lilshcd
the improvements oh his lot eorneI
Main and 81. Louis street, aud is 40"
ronintln!y housed.
The ubiquitous book agent WAS seen
demonstrating our streets this week.
"seeAilt5 whom he may dcN"ur." 40
accident ancnt his visit has yet been
reported.
DR.. Daigre's professional sign now
swings invitinslya at tie corner OF Main
and Naronre streets. Walk in and
"'f'' -.
The President ot the Police Jury in
form, u, that the criminal expenses of
HE last >car we're diminished 10 !, per
een;iDl, retcut. This is a GOOD sim
and ~. tru.t tin, nrr>rnt vcav will i'm
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-01-19

va nublish this week on u first
,ace the proceedings of the Police
Jury.
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The weather wa, very Unsettled all
the week.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-01-19

Miss Mary Kcnnard, one of the VIC
tims of the recent railroad collision at
Bardstown Junction, KY, died ut
Louisville. 1t WAS tholght that she
would certainly recover, but she took
a sudden turn for the worse and soon
expired.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-01-19

Robert Hull, IA fireman on the Nor
folk X Western railroad and IA brother
of Allen Hull, general passenger agent
of the same road, committed suicide at
l.ynclibnrg. Va, a few nights ago by
taking l%audanurn.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-01-19

Nr.liy all oar punlic schools are re-
uortcd il, successful operation. some
few are stIl unpgoyidet with teachers,
but they viii 500 re Supplied.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-01-19

Small farmers are procuring their
seed for the Irish potato crop. Every
year there is II large. quantity of this
crop plautcd, and with an ordinary
s'ssnu and fair prices it puts IL good
deal of money into circulation early.
IT should be encouraged.