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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-12-28
The Nan Who Drops His Money.

A man with a ctrpet-bag and six
days growth of beard dropped a coin
in paying hisfare on IL Seventh avenue
ear i'll Brooklyn. After getting down
bn his hands and knees with difficulty
and cIawing around among the feet of
the passengers, he said:
"I-don't care il durn for the money,
but no grinain' MONOPOLY sha'n't get
it, you bet"
He clawed around some more and
then yelled:
Come on, conductor, and help me
find this money. It's likely a two
dollar-and-a-half gold piece, but |
want it, ii it was nothing but a ten
cent piece"
The fellow rolled around against
people, ruined two or three dresses,
trOd oh several cornS and made a nuis-
ance of himself generally.
"Don't mind me,r liz said to a lady
who shrank away from him. ~ amt
dom this for the mere money, but Ell
be hanged if these grindin'- capitalists
shall get any Of my cash that they
don't earn"
The conductor lifted Il section o,
two Of the floor, carried half a dozer
people past their stopping place, failed
to see several persons WHO wished to
get aboard-and all on account of u
poor who dropped a penny.
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Planters are as busy now as they
generally arc in the spring. Plaut
cane. SO far promises very we'll. The
planting Of potatoes on . small scale
is also going on everywhere. ..
An the children ane gloatine OYER
their Christmas presents, and the littlc
ONES are happy.
.We Understand. but tlat is between
OURSELVES, that our. Young. men have
not. been, ." lavish, of. chewing gum to
the Young ladies' as in past years.
This is a good move, rs the prettitts,
girl in the world looks Tar from lovely
while chewing the ctpl.
Our principal nf the school is in New
OEieails since the 9th lust. on "a visit
to his children. We. hope he will
return to us fully recupeiated.
y Merry Christmas, and a Happy
New Year to you and all.
L~AfoURCHE.
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A WOman's Discvery.

."Another wonderfnldiscovery has
been made and that too by a lady in
This country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
ARE withstood it's severest tests, but
Eher vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughcd necessarily and
conld not sleep. She bought Of us q
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor CONSUMPTION and was SO much re-
lieved IN taking first dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle has
been cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus write w. C.
.Hainrich & CO., of Shelby, n. C. Get
IL free trial bottle at Thibodaux Drug
Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-12-28

That was > pleas~nt ,aatertainmept
that was prepared y the 1iits. society.
ofthe etesbytsrisl Clutch, .on.Thara-
day night, for the benefit and auapse-
ment Of the Sunday school children
'and~ MsfrI.fr7ssds. Firemen's Hall
wal. lapasoMely arranged With a~trian-
gle Of ladders. neatfally- decorated and
lit uNp with .candlSs,skaasing full of
gifts for distribution. "Rebekall 1T a
we'll Of lemonade almost hidden in n
throne. Of mOsses. and seyergreens. and
represented by Miss Stewart: aGypsy
tent, 10 which were forftQld the future
desti pies Of those who, were. earelilng
for the unknown mysteries. by Misses
Duane and Goole; a 1ishpond in
which such 4 seen ct eager fishing
was never witnessed under the charge
Of Miss Snbouriu, were some of the
pretty sights that were presented to
the large number of spectators ssem :
bled on that occasion. Many Of the
gifts were placed on the ladders by
persons not connected with the society
who had been granted that privilege.
During the evening the Choir, with
Mrs. Summers as Organist, sang some
Christmas carols, when the distrihu-
ton of prizes began, and the receivers
made happy as the precious gifts were
handed them.
A fine manicure set was voted away
| during the evening, under the snper-
| vision of Misses Mary Roth and Emily
St. Martin, and which upon a count
became a prize of the latter of those
two charming young ladies'.
To add to the other pretty sights Mr.
F. Zernott. the .jewcler,. prepared q
circular stand skilfnlly arranged to
hold a hundred small candles. which
was turned by machinery. 49,
The whole entertainment was under
the management At Summers Mis-,
Ellen Springer, Mrs. 8. L. GrisamO.e
Mrs. ]. NJ. Guardia, assisted by a mum.
Der of young ladies, and~right we'll did
they carry out the programme.
Mr.. Sam Blum was Santa Claus. wa.
ornamented with a suit Of white cot
ton, looking like a fresh importation
from Greenland.
Just as the distribution Of gifts wa,
to begin, and Santa G.. WAS GRACEFUL,
stepping around Tn receive the Hrs
offering, he stepped. npon an unfortu
nate match (which ighited, and in
second sliea was in flames: Friend
rushed about him. and after beafin,
off the ignited cotton, and rolling hin
over the floor, the fire was extinguish
ed withoutinfiicting an injury.
At midnight the crowds dispersed
all pleased with tho evenings enjoy
ment.
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LoCKPoRT. NEWS.
Lcckp0rt, La, Dec. rs, 1889.

LcckpOrt, La. Dec. 70. 1888.
We sometime ago promised to ri &c
the names Of several complies on the
point Of entering matrimonial life.
To-day we a name somc Of the
parties, but there are still many 9TH
ers if rumOur be correct, that con-
template the venture.
Mr.. Norbert Foret led to the altar
Miss Leah Newell; II best wishes
to the happy couple. We have also
to chronicle the marriages Of Beau
regard Foret to Miss F. Echete, and
Eugene COnstantin to Miss Alice
Bourg. May they all be as happy ais
they deserve is our wish.
There is ALSO a promise of mar
age between Lezin Guidry and Miss l..
Gufdry, aHd'Frank Bourgeois to Miss
Dufresmy.
Our friend Delchamps, the pho
t0grapher. i,as been. running a little
mint Of, his nM4 hero, taking photo
graphs Of all tho young girls and
I6llR' men. Of this place, aaa even
,of;ths old ones, for. that: natter.
+: VIZ have IL, sia repeat with all
due: captiog, tAyt ogr good looking
friend tGs:nMal1:s IS. had. dozen photo
gralflS taken, ..bst. the .dcanand from
his n~ups.ausy I'D" friends was so
great ! HAT: iis stock soon ran out
He kskt813 igce.. three dozen taken,
anAFi2foa1y ~ meet any demand for
sarSe: 4: "''1H :.
ThsesApxs NJ .eur bayou. are begin
Mug Is u .iSciinewhat Of a. nuisance
three II week. even il it he Christ.
mas week, il too . much OF y good
W, have III I. ptstty attxdyi stream
Of trsret9lcvnr thi. way, and aar four
'sss. h;a ggy5 s ssS;E Hssbd rs 5a: sy"ss, ''
t." great deal. Of dissatisfac-
ton down The bayou ia, t6.*"ti1
manner in which court masters have
|sEl,ag}ttss{ie,$sss EE :Rss s;s.s IN a !harsf Stsn
the coaSllSS2s{&Sa6sb sstest of their
private business. and put to heavy
': !1|!G I l.2s IL 3ssh as:t tsA Dr. r. say FseR'
| then IT, another term Of court. or dis
ni1EEff!S AZ itskfaT.Mprdf ssine
%" "tasa ~ 4s,} bft tsggsr m '"s h~y ERR
evil. Some people living from 40 to
so miles, Observation-Disclosures awd' quite
nv ~. at this agRlssaE It, is all done
Ito esaaEe. .afso"kshi,,s+ Sues for Thil'o-
d;ekxss, or tours6sraxc. sAsI not be4ieve
<.Flfto be fhe.cAse,,shMf stIli we think
matters coinNf1ltp itr. easily improved.
The long contipued dronthhasmadt
many ct nur ciSteriis iih dry. and PEG
/ plr do wish VT could iIa>,
a blizzard but something of the sort t,
| give Us water.
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Ere the SENTINEL appearsagain, 1889
will he n OF the past years. never
more; to return, :snd 1890 will have
entered upon its career, be it for good
q for evil. The closing year has been
enc that Leaves no bag, memories be-
hind, 10 . legacy.
No epidemics have afflicted our
eQuthern land, nO s%erious disasters
have brought ruin and desolatipn
upon ito limits. Pair. apd, rspumsra-
tive crops hSve glaidoned The hearts
Se.tho: husbxnd. man.. manufactures
ihsVe grDwn+ up 'throaghout OUT fair
land aa9 'prospered.
Tho rivera have nat kur1eped our
PsoQls with anxious fs1rs Of overflow
- @eskructieu.
SSes II our worthy friends and
,neighsos. have dropped by tho way
sde. lsadhsrks ~lopg the road 1t
49, leaving Esd and vssry hearts
isss h.y,,.o ,.,s our .ou.h.r. land,
ssshrsuded IL Hourning. The great
ast giofioa1 leader - vUr pesplG. 90
,lSng tho idol of bis ffienas,, the per-
sscats6, 'stsadsfed- .Asro, 1t BY gone
year, Ass passed snsaDa> L2ise~1@ q
.srand oM re; living .song' endagaisto
sse. his ,toteAss Sddth1hfiid land 'r~ithied
te hRtastisse glory. living to 70 his
cause fS:rs shisS; tbs ~traxgled, he
quietly laid himself down to rest,
mourned, .sn every outhern:.family
s'"iSh a,name andy. record nntarlisled
Falowiug closely. passed; away the
hrillhrut young. WakaE aud able states
map, who within Il few short years has
fiseh tn the bright Of fame, and bid
fair to become a leader of his people,
"uhon whom atS c%*fre eonlftf ~vea~onld
'l'aye tanl,ed as ana Of its atdest.nnd
neutrality-suspicious. :: &c. q :.r*>-
- iisuS uasN.tarsl. u ss.3WaN. l!to>etsr,
MY and with them RANN joys and
hopes 90 down into darkntfs. Mour-
ing and happiness life aud death.
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Tho Ortoh Circus that performed
here last week has q light fingered
sca1sp with it that swindled two Or
three of our citizens out Of several
paper dollars. His scheme seemed to
10 in giving change, for large bills,
aaA generally managed to get q ten
dollar bill BY returning ABOUT FIVE in
small change.
This enterprising genius was caught
up 1T Rsceland, brought here and tri-
3D.. aud. placed under. a forty dollar
'hpnd, which he gave, and is now play
ing tho same. tricks some where else,
in all probability.
The Parish will be the. games Of
$4,000 whec cesst time arrives, as ne
ono imsgin-s that this scamp will
show up.
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.-"So.n said the judge, you are here
again. Do YOU want to spend your
whole life evading the law =" But
l wasn't evadihg the~law this time."
"YOu wcre stealing books" Yes ; but
the books themselves were law books"
Merchant Traveller.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-12-28

Christmas comes but once a year,
and the boys had n jolly time whilst
it lasted. The quantity OF tire-crack-
ers, oman candles. ct cetera, that
were fired off here on Christmas eve
and Christmas night, would have made
the heart Of the Chinese emperor re-
inice could he have seen the display.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-12-28

The special quality Of Ayers Hair
Visor 10 that it restores the natural
growth, color and texture If the hair.
Ii vitalizes the roots and follicles, re-
moves dandruff, and heals itching
lmmours tho scalp. In this respect
it surpasses all similar preparation.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-12-28

Santa Claus, with his carriage dra vn
by white elks, did. NOT forget the little
boys and girls on Christmas eve, and
many were the stockings that were
Allied to repetition. and great was Che
rejoicing aRsong ths: little folks when
they arose from their little beds, to ex-
amino and empty the contents thereof.
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Tennessee IidinEs.

Joseph A. Hamilton. Druggist, Humboldt
Tenn. WRITES Your. G. C.yG Certain Chill
tnre is as. @or.t - L want IIaye used it in
ny fa,niiv with good results. It is palatable
Tor children. "a reliable antiperiodic, and a
~plcnilid preventive.
= Sold by Tiibodaax Pharmacy.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-12-28

The SENTINEL wishes its ten thou
sand readers a happy New Year, one
that will bring gladHess and prOsperi-
~ to then, all, and realise their bright
eat hopes and most pleasing anticipa-
'tious.
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SEND YOUR JOB PRINTING TO
THIS CFrICE..
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~:ri..,.t lkkot txSeYl te.fsnd.!e di':.ss


THE directors Of fHremcn's ,Hali.rc-
xfet to say that the BIad1, Flag. Com.
pauy have failed to eeaae TO time and
win not. appear on Monday night, as
.expccteS.s. e.
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Excelsior Lodge No. 81, J.. 90. F.,
will have an interesting session to-
night. Degrees will be conferred, i'm
.portant business transacted, and the
election OF officers for the next term
will. be held.
All Bros. should attend.
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MeE'ree's. Wine Of csrdut
and TnEDFoRD's BLAcK.DRAUGHr are
for sale by the following merchants in
Lafoqrche parish, .Thibodaux :
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.'.1bCAL NEWS.
.. -. L.. .

sugar and; rico planters are referred
70 advertisement of-W. B. Bloom
-fieea. -. { + ':+'s
r.>4As. Next ldasksars. 10 one will
he allie to date his testers without nsina
@ $u::ttnsE..:.:sz:s -. !,
-. .s~rst-~~cr.
ssAmiohfr %Kle' 'ffmiifar f!ees.seen in
rhi6oaanx .this Week, wefe .ttose> Of
Clement Binnipgg.s and Maces here'
~;t,i..,. tLhxot exsoW te!t.na.!e dl.::.:*e:
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WINE OF ChEDUi for Weak Nerves.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-11
San Pedro Water Troubles

MT. B. w. Tichenor is just completing the work of putting the evidence re- gently taken by him at Tombstone into type-written shape. The work has proved a formidable job. He was en- gagged ten days in taking the testimony and over fifty witnesses were examined. The entire testimony will make over 1,25O pages of typewriter matter. The case is one of great importance to every rancher on the San Pedro from Benson to the Mexican line. The suit was in- stituted by John Hill, Samuel Sum- mers, $. B. Curtis and H. B. Hill, who claim that by an appropriation of the water by them years ago they are en- titled to it, and they have enioined all other ranchers from using any water out of the river until they have been fully supplied. The injunctions have been issued and the people are now and will be restrained from using any water until the case comes up for trial, greatly to the loss and damage of large num- Der of farmers who are now without its use. These. people, many of them, have their crops planted and one company has over GAO acres that IS now suffer ing for the water which is in the river but which they dare not use.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-11
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
U. 5. LAND OFFICE, TucsOn AriZ nac 10 I6s9-

4uC5Ous hLlL.. OcC lS, tooo. NJ otics is hereby given, that the Silver Queen 1N Mining Company, whose post-otfice address in Tucson, Arizona, this day filed its aol lca- tiOn for patent for 1500 Linear feet of the SI.- yer Qu ca Mine. or ven. bear ng gold srd sil ver with suIface ground 5S3, 5 feet ln width. and situated m Ar.vaca Mining District Pi Q CUun- ts AI,1oIa "a a de;ignsted by the beld notes s ano said Mining istrict, said Lot No, S9 being des rrIbed as follows, 10 wit:
 Beginning at tbe Initial Monument. a the sauthwC sterly end Of the Claim, which Is tlso the rthesSterly center of the Sil yer Que n est lam, at 1 inch ha' kney Post marked ''. Q. M. c. 5. W, Cen. No. r.;
 Tn nee North, 52 deg tom Wfst 27l, feet to the w. corner of CIa m. to a x4 InGh hack nes Post marked s Q II. C. s. W, No. H."
 Thence hortll, 42 deg Ism. Ess ', 4.g9 feet to a pine Post, feet long, and marked ''S. Q. M, C.. Thence South. 52 g, 1Om Eat 2s3.s feet to the Center liue of the Claim, to post (pine) AZ feet long and marked ''S. Q. Nj. |. N. w., Cen, lh nee South, 52 deg, 1Om, East. 500 feet to a X4 Tn h Post. AZ feei long. and marked, ''S, Q: VI C, N. E. Cor. No. V:;"
 Thence South, 42 deg, Ism West. 15qO feet, to B X inch Post, II fees long, and marked ''r Q, M. c, N, E, Cor, No, VI :"
 And thence North, 52 deg. 10m. West, 300 feet to the Llace of beginnin.. containing lp 60 acres From the Southwestcorner of this Clsin, ( Poet No. III the United States Mineral Monument No. III, Arivaca mining District, be rs South 72dee. Som, West, 13U7 feet Oistsnt,
 Any and sll persons claiming adversely the mining ground, vein, lode or pr mises, or any portion there;:f so descrit ed, End applied for are hereby notified that uole.s their adverse claims are duly hlel m my office within sixty days from the dhts of the first publication ui this notice. they will be barred, in NirLue of the statute in such case made and provided.
 D ted at Tucson, Arizona, Deeen bcr 19, 1888.
 A. D, DUFF, Register. Ordered tt at the foregoing notice be publI' he'd in the Arizona CITIZsN, weekly newspaper published as Tucson, Pima County, AT zOps, which IS de-ignsted as the newspaper published nearest said Claim, for nine weeks (ten inser- ions A. D DUFF Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-11

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE D closure and Order of Sale issued out of the District Court of the First Jud,cIal District in and for the COunty of Pima, Territ ny Oi Ari- roma, dated on the First Day or MAY, 18-9, and 10 me directed, in a certain a-tIon wherein he Atchison wings Bank Ga Corporation Trustee, is plaintiff, and The Tucson Water Company Ia Corporstionj is defen da1t, for the sum of One h undred and Seventy-eight hous- and Dollars (SI7s, 00). and furt.er sum of S5zl ,O5 costs ant Eeces arr disbursement and attorneys fees, with interest on the sum of SITS, 900 at the rate of seven l7) Fer ceat. per snnum from the date of this decree;
 1 have levied upon the following de cribed property belonging to the Tucson Water Com psny Ca Corporation ], situated in the County of Pima and eriitory of Arizona, to-wlt:
 All and singular, the rights, priv leges. and franchi-es beioSSing to sad cef ndant, under T thA laNs of the State of Kansas and Ter itory of Arizona, in SD far as l .cGted ia used or exercised within said County of PIm slso, all the ws'er pipes and mains, branches, reservoirs and hydrants laid down and belonging 10 said d -fendsnt in nesr the City of TncsOn, Tn faid P ma County in or nesr-the Santa Cruz K ver, together with all dams in said river for the pu pose of the use of sad deienosnt: also Township 15, 5 E l3 E, Gila and Salt River Meri- dian and base. and containing respectively l5O srres; snd being in fuil the West # of the said described Section No. z, with all the wat 1T rights and privileges apper aiming to ssid de- scribed land, together wi all the buildings, improvements and machinery thereuntO belong ing; together with all and singular the tenements hereditsments and spIurtensnces thereunto belonging or in anywise sppertaining.
 Public Notice IS hereby given thJt on Thurs day; the 30 day of May. 1889, at II oc Ock, G.m of that day. in front of the Coort House dCOc, in the City of Tucson and County of Pima, Terri tory of Arizons, I will sell all the right. title and interest of said Tucson Wat.r Company; being the defendant in above entitlsd action snd the owner of the above described property, at Public Auction, for h. to the best highest bid der Ito satisfy said decree and III costs,
 NJ. F. SHAW, Sheriff. Tucson, 4. T., by A. c. BERNARD,
 May 4th, 1889. Under Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-11
An Act.

Pertaining to the duties and compensa-
 tion of county surveyors. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assem-
 bly, of the Territory of Arizona.
 SECTION i. There shall be elected at the general election in every county of the territory county surveyor, who shall hold office for the term of two (2) years from the 1st of January following such election. The said county surveyor shall qualify for such office by filing bond of two thousand dollars, subject to the approval of the chairman of the board of supervisors, and shall take the usual oath of office administered to county officers.
 SEC. ?. The county surveyor may have power to administer oatbs to his assistants and to witnesses in taking testimony in the execution of his official duties.
 SEC. 3. The county surveyor must make any survey that may be required by the board of supervisors or by the or der of any court of record in his respec- tive county or on application of any per son, he Is authorized and empowered to survey and establish the lines and corn CTS of land in his respective county which have been surveyed by the Unit ed States and to subdivide the said lands.
 SEC. f. He shall receive as compen- sation therefor the sum of eight dollars per day for either field or office work, to be paid by the applicant, who shall also pay all necessary expenses of such sur yey.
 SEC. 5. The county surveyor shall keep suitable books of record, and record therein field notes, calculations and plats, the date of survey, names of as sistants and witnesses.
 SEC. 6. He shall receive as compensa- tioD therefor the sum of twenty cents per folio.