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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-27
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HEAVY HITTING.

The Hoosies Down the Babies With the
Stick.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 26.-To-day's game be-
tween the Indianapolis and Cleveland clubs
was one that delighted the admirers Of heavy
batting. The playing of Glasscock, Denny,
McGeachy and Bassett of the home team, and
of Tebeau and Gilks, of the visitors, was no
ticeable for its excellence. Attendance, LOO.
Score:
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NOVELTIES in men neckware for spring.
JAMES b, AIKEN & Co., 100 Fifth ave.
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SpeciaI for TosDav.

To dispose of our recent purchase of the
entire stocks of three well-known clothing
manufacturers, we will hold one ofour special
Saturday sales to-day. The goods must be
sold, and if prices are any object they are
marked at such as will sell 'em at sight. No
shoddy goods, as advertised by other dealers,
but grand lot of men and bows fine tailor
made suits, divided into three special bargain
lots, at $40, $12, SIS, and marked at 81 cents
on the dollar. P. c. c. c., cor. Grant and
Diamond sts., opp. the new Court House.
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u Yard LenRthb ana LESS, 10ci Indin Silks,
SO Cents
A yard to-day in silk department. Come
early for these-some. are 81 25 quality.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
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Not an O~yercharge.

Relative to the complaint of over
charge made by eNcursionists from this
place on the occasion of the Young
Mems Benevolent Association Of Thi-
bodaux's excursion to Lafayette, the
Thibodaux SENTINEL says:
eve beg to assure our esteemed con-
temporary that the complaint lodged
with it as to the fare from New Iberia
to Lafayette is altogether without
foundation. The advertised rates by
posters and tickets was $1.O0 from
Franklin and all intervening points.
Gas to the gentleman named i'll the
above article we presume Mr.. }. Aus
let, our town marshal, is macmillan
whom no more honest man lives, and
he certainly would have been the last
one to exact more than he was author
lied"
With this explanation, the New
Iberia excursiOnists who made the
complaint and We scribe who voiced it
dotf their caps in humble apology tt
their Thibodaux friends and especial
ly to the worthy marshal, Mr.. Auslet
upon whom the charge made reflected
/ The criticisms of the Lafourch'
Comet, not being at all to the point
we pass them by without further no
tice.-New Iberia Enterprise.
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hornton-Binnings.

:. Last Tuesday, at the residence OF
Mrs. s. A. -Binnings, the brides, moth
er, in tiis:town, Miss Minnie Binpings,
one of the most charming young ladies
of Thibodaux, and Mr.. H. H. Thornton,
of Pass Christian, Miss, were united
in the holy bonds of .%matrimony by
the Rev. A. S. Clark, .rester of St.
Johns Episcopal Church, in the pre-
sence Of large concourse Of relatives
and friends )
The happy couple were the reel.
pients of much. congratulation and
many valuable presents, and depart
ed by the noon train for Pass Chris
tan, Miss.-their future home-ac-
companied by the ardent wishes fol
future happiness and prosperity Of
the relatives and many friends and
acqpaintances of the lovely bride.
The SENTINEL returns it's thanks to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Thornton for theil
kindly remembrance and substantial,
gifts on the occasion Of their wed.
ding.
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Rev. Dr.. A. s. Clark, the rectes@ 81
st. Johns Episcopal Church, after q
regular service Of seven years, haa
beef sniv+ avacatioa until Octebee I.
The rector, accompanied by his family,
will spend the. greater portion g M
vacation in the mountains, near Troy,
New York, in which place Mrs. Clark.
notherYandi sister, whom she lsas mol
seen fol several years, reside. His ab'
sence will necessarily close the 9
vices at St. Johns Church during the
summer, whilst his Practitioners, feel
ing that such recreation will be bene,
fcial to him, will sadly miss the usual
Sunday worship to which they have
been accustomed with so much regu'
iaflty. 2.& So
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And Still They Come.

Mrs. Rule, (Pansy) of the Shreve-
port Times, who attended the press
convention here, says:
"Nothing in the programme of exer-
written by Mrs. E. NJ. Goode, and read
by Hon. l. d. Moore. 1t was
the good fortune of Mrs. Garner and
myself to be the guests of Mrs. Harvey
and her charming daughter, Miss Sn-
sic. In their lovely cottage home,
which seemed to have sprung up from
a garden of white lilies, we were the
recipients of the most generous hOspi-
aality morning, noon and night. n
On this same evening Major Grisa-
more, or uncle Silas' as he is more
familiarly called, came to our new
home and introduced Messrs. Tom
Roger and Ernest Dionne, who offered
lis a seat in their carriages, and with
these two young sugar planters we en-
joycd a fourteen mile drive along each
side Of the bayou, drinking in the
beauties of the rich plantations that
border this stream"
Speaking Of the ladies along tae
bayoa during the excursion ON the
Alice Leblanc, this graceful writer
says:
ooh, those merry, laughing maidens
of LafOurche! We can never forget
those sweet voices, nor those spark
ling eyes, which, like the famous to wn
clock, speak by day and by night, in
sunshine and in storm, in ten different
languages"
MI. Watson, of the Trinity Herald
says:
"The general sentiment among the
editors was: We may meet many
times again, and all over the State
but nothing will excel the unhoundet
hospitality shown us by the people o
ThibOdaux."
Mr.. Millsaps, of the Ouachita Tel
graph, says:
"The %sojourn Of the press gang a
Thibodaux was one round Of pleasure
fun, frolic, eating, drinking, music ant
dancing. The editors said with man
unity that they had never seen any
thing like it. = Miss Celine Al
. bert, a charming and most winsom
Creole belle, will not soon be forgQtte
by the opinion moulders of Louisian
1.-THE pet of the immense audience G
some 1000 people, who enjoyed til
! concert rendered by the music lovin
! people of Thibodaux.'
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C. K. or 4.
BRANCH 1856 HOLDS A PUBLIC MEETING.

Wednesday evening the members of
st. Charles Branch 1886 Of the Catholic
Knights of America met at their hall
for the purpose Of hearing the report
of Supreme Representative Thos. A.
BadeauX as to the work done by the
seventh supreme council of the order.
which Mr.. Badeaux attended as one Of
the delegates from Louisiana.
The meeting was opened by Hon.
II. N. Coulon, the president Of the
branch, who explained its object and
closed by introducing Mr.. Badeaux.
That gentleman then addressed the
meeting and gave a synopsis of the
legislation enacted by the council, ac-
cOmpanied by explanatory remarks
calculating the various measures that
were adopted. He called attention to
the fact that three of the amendments
which were passed originated from
Branch 1888, namely: The provision
for a travelling card, the quarter rate
membership and the establishment OF
an official organ. Mr.. Badeaux paid
a glowing tribute to Supreme President
James David Coleman, who is a native
LOuisianian. He referred to the Arch
bishop Of Oregon City, who attended
the council as a delegate from the
State Of Oregon, and who was so we'll
pleased with the true Catholic spirit
which pervaded the deliberations that
he stated he would ask the Holy Fa-
ther, on his approaching visit to Rome,
to bless the council and each individ-
ual member of it.
T Hon. L. p. Caillouet. the State dele.
gate, followed in Il forcible and rhe.
I torical address OH the subject Of
branches. He compared the supreme
council to the trunk of a noble tree
the subordinate organizations to thu
branches OF that parent tree and thu
members of the order to the leaves
which adorn the branches. He salt
that when the sered leaves. drop OF
the branches efforts should be made
to replace them with a fresh and Wig
OrOus growth.
The president and Hon. c. j. Bar
4 ker addressed the meeting in Il fey
appropriate remarks, which were wei
appreciated, and,the members and in
vited guests then retired to an adjoin
ing room, where refreshments wer
served.
The meeting was Il success in ever
respect, and the hope was exEresse
that many more such meetings wOul
! be held in the future.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testities: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Ev-
cry bottle sold has given relief in
every case. One man took six bottles,
and was cured of Rheumatism Of 10
years. standing" Abraham Hare,
druggsist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The
best selling medicine l have ever hand
led in my 20 years. experience, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bit
tiers do cure all diseases of the Liver;
/ Kidneys or Blood. Only II half dollar
! . bottle at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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We are informed that Capt. l.. F.
Schneider, of the steamer Belgrade,
proposes to make Sunday" excursions
to Doualdsonviile and back, COM
mencin. tomorrow week, June 30.
On that day the splendid Thibodaux
Brass Band has volunteered its services,
and will furnish music for the excur-
sionists. ~
On excursion days the boat will
leave later than the usual hour, go as
to enable those who desire to make
the trip to attend mass before leav7
ing. Fare for the round trip will be
two dollars. NomOre pleasant method
ean be found to pass a long, warm
summer day.
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The steamer Helene has started on
daily trips between T%hibadaux and
Donaldsonville. We understand she
is running in opposition to the Bel
grade of Capt. Schneider. While
neither of the n of these respec-
tive crafts can expect to be benefited
by this brisk competition, the public
undoubtedly derives from it the advan-
ta.e of greater convenience and better
comforts.
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The Young Mems Benevolent Asso-.
citation will give. an excursion. to New
Orleans on Thursday, July 4, leaving
here mt 9 a. M. and returning the next
dayrat 5 .. m., seas to allow the ex-
cursionists plenty Of time to enjoy the
sights. The American Benevolent
Association, of New Orleans, have ar
ranged a splendid programme 6
smisements at the West End. Every
body should go. Tho fare for the
round trip will he put 1.-The low price
of s.. so. No half tickets will be sold.
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Try BLAcK.pRAuchT tea for Dyspepsia.

Ice is selling i'll block al fifty cents
pei 100 pounds. 1t has never been so
cheap before, and this great reduction
in prices is due to the lively competi-
ton between the managers of the Nor
thern ice depot and the ice factory.
A certain business jealousy seems t.
have sprung up between them, which
will rebound 10 the public good, ever
if it accomplishes nothing for the ri
walls in trade.
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Oh esteemed friend and townsr1aa,
Mr.. OIL. Caro-, agent forJ. Deschaax's
saw nuill, near Gibson City, informs
us tia. he can fill orders for cypress
lumber of amy description upon short
not c y regardless Of drought as his
mills now supplied with timber w
log-ruiling boats. This system has
been in use ut other points and proved
q success. 1t consists of machinery
and appliances. placed; on boat by
which timber can be pulled FROM
swswrsat distances OF 3oOesteet from
the hanks Of bayons. Any ordefs en-.
trusted to him win be flledspromptlE.
See his card elsewhere. Tr
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Don't forget the fair at St. Mary's
to-day and tomorrow. The Louis
lana will run an excursion from this
mort and back, leaving here at IL a. M.
and the fair grounds, on her return, at
So. IN. positively. Round trip, 75cts.
Here is Il splendid opportunity for a
DAVIS frolic, while contributing at the
same time to a most worthy cause
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Mr.. John B. Bourgeois, pelice juror
of the fifth ward, has grown in his gar
den an egg plant, produced from seed
sent out by the Agricultural Depart
ment, which is bound to excel in size
and weight. 1t measures twenty -four
inches in circumference and weighs
one pound four ounces. This will d.
very we'll for a dry season.
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
met here last Monday. Judges Smith
and Beauregard presiding. The cases
of Yale & Bowling and Holloway &
Gardes VS.. M. Foret we're argued, sub
mitted and taken under advisement,
to lie decided out of term time, as pei
agreement of counsel. The court then
adjourned sine die.
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They Like it i'm. Mosnphix.
MEMPHIS. Tam. Nov. 2. Is

MEMPHIS, 10Hu., NV. Z. loot.
} Z. Menlenhall Il Co, Evansville, Ind.
Dear Sirs- | have guaranteed every bottle
OF your e. C.. e. Certain Chill Cure, aud
have not had . single csmnlaint. The prspa-
ration has given universal satisfaction.
Yours, Ac:
+. W. S~CREGGs, Druggist.
r. 1926 ; oplar Street
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HorMA, La, Jan. 25, 1889.

HOCMA, Id, OdH' 90 'oo0'
Mr.. F. Gouaux.
for a most distressing cough, that has trou-
bled me Tor years Until | was induced, BY
DR.. Wallis to try your Asthma Preparations
They have acted most beautifully and now
l could not do without them.
Fl: Mrs. JNO. FIELDS.
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Capt. Schneider, Of the steamer
Belgrade, has secured the services of
~ Albert Trone as clerk.
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HouMA. La. yan. 3D. tSS.
Afew doses OF Gouauxs Anti Asthmstic
mixture has relieved me Ut y very bad
eeu.a. my little daughter has been cured Ais
S'sy'taking the same. A.G; =
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Our bayou has risen sufficiently to
admit of easy navigation to our largest
crafts. The steamers LafOurche and
Assumption have both availed them
selves of the opportunity to carry out
hoat loads of Irish potatoes and on
ions.
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LOCAL. E

Raached the freezing point-the cut
N The price Of ice i'll this town.
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Mr.. Andrew Price left last evening
for ST. Louis on private business.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Thibodeaux, accom-
panied by his sister, spent the week
in New Orleans. 3fs
:. Judge Hiram H. Carver went to
Donaldsonville last Tuesday on pro-
~fessional business.
Mr.. Emile Naqnin, Of Houma, SO
we'll and favorably known here, spent
n day this week in our town.
Mr.. Clayton Badeaux has removed
with his family from Labadieville
back to town, his birth place and old
| home.
! Judges H. d. Smith and r. Beaure-
gard, Of the Fifth Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals, arrived in our midst last Sunday
evening, held court Monday and de-
parted on Tuesday,
The many friends Of I'll esteemed
fellow citizen, Mr.. Andrew, Price were
happy to greet him again after hi
l1on9 absence from home, owing to tn
late illness and death Of his lamente(
relative, Hon. E. j. Gay.
Mr.. Louis Hoffman,, the son of on
old friend, Mr.. Henri Hoffman,, CAM
tup with last Sundays excursion iron
4 New Orleans and spent the week wit
his relatives and friends. Louis i
now in the employ of the firm G
Holloway & Gardes.
i
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+, MeElree's Wins Of csrdul

and THeDFORO,S BLAcK-DRAUGHF- arc
for sale by the follswingsm merchant il.
afourche parish, Thibodanx "a =:
= JOS. T.. ThibOdeaux l. Son.
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APRIL g, 1889.

- APRIL %, 1859.
=, IS ssa ss,s a' sssss} +: :s.,: 81 your. A.ts,..
.Rimed;ss. We never hid = single com.
plAint, but many COMPLIMENTS
-, RorH T. F~LEETwoO1, Pharmacies.
- Thibodaux, L..
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..E,,..,. WINE OF cARDUl for female diseases
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Personals.

s.Ack.pRAuenT tee cure. Constipation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-18

nc may prove interesting as n matter ~
record to preserve the following extra
ordinary facts 10 ia thought there is no
record Of the mercury passing go low az
30 degrees Fahrenheit on the Florida
reef our friend, MIR. Ralph w Monroe.
of Ginord's station. Staten island who
spends the winters at Miami, near Cape
Florida, the extreme southern point Of
Florida. writes as follows; ave have
had the most boisterous cold weather SO
far that / have ever had here. Both
here and at Long key there was frost
enough to kill young coCoanut trees aud
many Of the vegetables, although it came
I'm spots only. II now looks as il some
one had gone around with torch, and,
selecting certain trees and shrubs here
and there, fired them. Ice formed in
shallow vessels about a quarter Of an
inch i'm thickness. much to the surprise
of the natives, who had never Feen such
thing before. inclose a photograph
Of some fishes picked up at Long key
on the cold morning"
There were large numbers Of dead
fishes ON the beaches, IA reported else
where; the photograph taken by Mr..
Monroe shows twenty-seven distinct
species. They are tastefully arranged
within a border Of sea-feathers and other
soft corals A young bawks-bill turtle
and small shark are introduced, and
introduced, and numerous sea-urchins
starfishes, etc, are interspersed 60 forr
very interesting picture - all the
products of one gathering on the beach
after the cold snap" There nre several
species Of the gorgeously colored angel
fishes; n surgeon-dsh, that has such an
notwithstanding lancet on each side OF
its tail; cow-fishes, tile-fishes, ~runts,
bill-fish. murray eel, trunk-fishes--aN
familiar kinds TO the eojourners i'm the
tropical waters, where their brilliant
colors give additional attractiveness C
the coral-growing lagoons, but wholly
unfamiliar to others, as they are not
~epressnted In colder waters. The un.
friendly chill of the too-far-advauceS
cold wave broughtlnyrjads 60 the surface
90 decor. New York Evening Pest.
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a asOdel NTor,Iand I0st,Oe


Last wear a Justice OF the PEACE Of t7,e s..b
OF Mary land, Tor the county of AUeebap,- il
an outlying district, in order e. give he en-
Ire attention 70 his legal business. rented a
tstm ne owned, agreeing TO take the r,antal
out OF the products OF the soil. When ba
came TO settle with the tenant few months
MO- controversy as 10 the division of the
crops arose, grew TO dispute. and anlaa Il,
pt'heN battle, the Justice GETTING the
WVlsV % 70 IN Ine shape of a pounding with
tence-stake. He left without ssttjirr the
matter in dispute. being too pe5 ~ tall
lis choler did not fall with the baeii,o - lie
physical bruises, but rather rose bjgts. OIL
ne hnahy issued his war; ant for the arrest
81 the tenant to ans wer the charge of a.
sauit and battery, and dockatai civil suit
TOT damages making both returnebla 10 hi,
own court ON the same dav.
me day arrived ant with it the CON ia ,Ia
WIN ms prisoner the tenant The 'g1uira
ao'emnty addressed the latter describiue
the cases against him and called the assault
vase hist Have you any Witnessed" he
usNeN NN' thhh party had been present a.
the light "Nn. squire rerlie3 tina nc.
cused enc. squire. nobody rut rn,-ssrf -
wen, y0n c7r ha sworn. 20 reioiued the rep
ieseu'ntiTe ot thn offended peace and dig
my oi tHa state. and sworn he was. re-
'onn'n" fh' circumstances OF tn, gr-rNIa
and infinitely describing tho Rrbt IN, Which
" appeared that the lpuII-l,i was tbs az
ereSsor. A. any rate this view of the cas-
SEEMED tN uevn on che squire. and sfts
scratching his head a Few minutes he sad.
Wen don't ace that the plaintiff has any
vase amt J guess i'N have t1 enter MP suJ-.
rent for the defendant with ,,stsi~
And he di1 The irbnAftanrs ~ tb, a.,
trict ere stil leuebjnq over En-, t,-i.l r..,.
they feel that iudrp,e,ts f,,,,,, t,,,;, -.
,.,'sI VIII oe about as fair as they can be