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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
FREE DELIVERY EXTENSION.

Additional Postal Facilities for the
 Larger Towns Proposed.
 It is believed in Washington that Post master General Wanamaker may re- commend to congress that authority be given him to extend the free delivery service to cities and towns of 5000 popu- lation or more when the business inter- est and character of the place seem to justify it. Postmaster General Dickin- son said in his report for 1887 that the time would soon come when such an ex- tension would be wise, and MT Wana- maker thinks it has come already.
 Many busy places there are in Con- necticut which would be entitled to car rier service under the proposed exten- sion. Among them are Rockville, Wal lingford, Derby, Ansonia, Torrington Bristol, Naugatuck, Enfield, Greenwich, Groton, Killingly, Manchester, Putnam Southington, Thompson, Vernon, Win chester and Windham.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09

City Clerk Edward Downes, c. T. Driscoll, Alderman James E. McGann John E. Mcfarland, Bernard E. Lynch and Joseph E. Taylor of New Haven and John E. Scanlan of the Connecticut Catholic will leave to-day for Baltimore to attend the great lay congress of the Roman Catholic church to be held next week. Bishop McMahon and Chancel Tor Maher of this diocese started fol Baltimore Thursday. The congress vii be held Monday and Tuesday and the delegates on Wednesday will attend tht dedication of the new Catholic univer slty in Washington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
District Court Assignments.

The following district court assign ments were made to-day:
 Wednesday Nov 13-Almy & Go vs M. F. Connolly.
 Friday Nov 15-John Tucker vs J. H. Duggan; Bronson vs town of Washing ton. Friday Nov 22-Charles Miller vs Michael Keeley; Charles Silverman vs NJ. Dalton, ct ux.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
Thirty Graves Desecrated.

Vandals entered Mortimer cemetery in Middletown Thursday night and com mitted the most ghoulish acts. When the keeper entered the burial ground yesterday morning he found gravestones broken and thrown around the paths while many graves were torn up anG half destroyed. The work of sacrilege was confined to one path in the ceme tery. Iron fences which enclosed private burial lots, were broken and car ried off. In all thirty graves were desc crated,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
A SLIPPERY AGENT.
He Robs His Employers and Deserts His
 Young Wife.

He UOUS T1IS EH1PfOyeIs stHu OcSe1t5 HE
 Young Wife.
 SARATOGA, N. Y., Nov. 9.-J. A. Shepherd, of Chicago, dealer in crayon portraits, is in Ballston looking for H. J. Chamberlain who has been acting as his agent in this district. He claims that Cham berlain retained several hum dred dollars collected for work done by the firm.
 In September Chamberlain was mar ried after an acquaintance to Miss Bertha Freeman, an employe of the St. Charles Hotel,in Ballston, and after living with her for three weeks dissap- peared. Papers for his arrest are in the hands of the officers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
LOCAL LINES.

LAKE, STRoBEL & Go have started up there Sth watch club. Step in and leave your name. $1 each week for 50 weeks buys a IA karat full jeweled watch.
 LADD sells reliable and pure groceries, also vegetables and fruits in their sea son. w. N. Ladd, 66 South Main street.
 Pearls White Glycerine is harmless, and delightful to use on hands and face.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
Found in the Thames.

The body of an infant was found in the Thames river at Norwich yesterday. A rope was about the child's neck and the infant must have been smothered before being placed in the water. The child was less than a week old and had not been in the water more than forty eight hours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The President has issued procla- nation admitting Montana to State hood.
 The cranberry crop in Now Jersey has fallen off this year 90. 900 bushels, ow- ing to scald, blight and insects.
 Fire in the mule room of the Hope we'll Mills at Taunton, Mass, caused damage to the extent of s, 900; fully irn,,ro1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
A New Catholic Organ.

A new Catholic weekly paper is about to be established in New Haven, Several wealthy Catholic citizens will furnish capital for the enterprise which will be under the management of Will liam F. Grady, practical printer. The paper will be called the Catholic Standard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09

The Bostons have signed James McGarr, the we'll known second base man, formerly of the Kansas Citys.
 It is said that Comiskey and King will not be with St Louis next season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
A Bi9amist Disappears.

Philip Mitchell, charged with bigamy, forfeited his bond of $500 by not appear ing in court at Bridgeport Thursday. His New York wife, who caused his ar rest, was present in court and was much enraged at her husbands escape.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09
Wrecked By a Blast.

At Beatty's quarry, Leete's island, Thursday, a stone weighing ton was thrown by a blast against the engine house. The engine house and engine were demolished. The engineer had left the house only a minute before.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-09

The only medicines sold by druggists, under positive guarantee from their manufact, for them-that is, benefit or cure in all cases of diseases for which they are recommended, or the money paid for them will be promptly refunded-are pr. Pierces world-famed spe- ciics, manufactured by Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, of Buffalo, N. Y.
 Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures all diseases arising from torpid or deranged liver, or from impure blood, as Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Pimples. Blotches, Eruptions, Salt-rheum, Tetter, Erysipelas, and Scrofu- Lung-scrofula, is also cured by this won- derful remedy, if taken in time.
 Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription is the world-famed remedy for all those chronic weaknesses and distressing homogeneous SO common to American women. It is a most potent, invigorating, restorative tonic, or strength giver, imparting tone and vigor to the whole system, AS q soothing nerVine it is unequaled. See guarantee printed on the bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out for many years.
 Copyright, 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-27
A OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court, Par.
,sh of Lafourche.
Emily Hebsrt, scVe, ux. Dominique
Harang, husband.
No. 1878.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial, was taken up and tired. and the law
and the evidence being in favor of plaintiff
aud against defendant;
1t is therefore order ed, adindped and do.
creed that plaintiff. Emily He6crt. wife. do
have Judgment against her husband. Doni-
nique Harsng, forever dissoIviny tue com
mnnity Of aequets and gains hitherto ~ listing
between tho said plaintiff aud her said nus,
band. the defendant herein and hat said
Emily Hehert 10 hereby given aud restored TO
the administration Of her separate and nara.
phernal funds and property and il. is further
ordered, adjudgeA aud detreed that The
plaintiff, Emily Hebert, wife, 10 have and
recover Of defendant, her said husband. Do.
miniqus Hareng. the sum Of i've hundred
and sinety.nine 87-l0o dollars, 1859 S7I with
legal interest therein from the 18th dav Of
June, 1873. until paid. Defendant to paw ali
Gratis. g
Thus done and signed In open court. this
10th day Of April, 1899.
tsi9ned) TAYLOR BEATTIE,
Judge Goth Jud. Dist.
Filed t,ct 10, 1883.
g. (Signedy J.. W.KNOBLO n. Clerk.
Ills. "a true copy. lest. Clerks Office.
(~~) Parrish Of Lafourche. 80,
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Revolution.

BE it resolved, That the Mayor be and is
hereby authorized ami empowered to appoint
two policemen or deputy C~onstablrs, whose
duty it sha be t. patrol the streets of the
Town OF ThibOdanx between tho hours of sun
act and sun rise, and that the Mayor shall
detail one of said two policemen OF deputy
COnstables for service during the first ,,ai
OF the night and the other tor the latter lmr-
ton OF the night, 'r If circumstances require
1t he may detail both for all night service.
BE 1t further resolved, That the salary of
each OF said policemen or deputy COnstables
gu. l not exceed forty dollars per month, pro-
v!ded, however. that the Mayor may ut his
discretion discharge or change one or both
Of sand policemen or deputy Constables when
ever he eees tt, and may replace them by the
appointment Of others. Provided further
that this resolution shall 90 into effect only
when in the judi n,eut Of the Mayor the fina,,.
ces OF the Town will justify the expenditure
required thereby. ;
Approved April 5th 1889.
J. l.. AUCOIN, Mayor
john b. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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We offer tho SENTINEL for one year
free to the contributor who will send
us within tho next two weeks the best
short poem ON the ''Song of tho White
wash Brush" 1t must he something
soul-stirring and inspiriting, calculated
70 lire tho breast Of the average apa-
thetic householder with the vehement
desire to beautify his or her premises.
Itnight contain, by way Of suggestion,
. r~sference to the cheapnsss Of lime,
tie abundance Of cheap labor, and
shosld portray in strong colors the
magical powers OF Transformation IT,
ing latent in simple whitewash, only
swaiting it, judicious application to
weather stained promises.
Let the dormant muses. of our spring
poets awake to the importance Of the
sccasion, and may We 600 hear float
ing from every quarter Of tho town, ON
tho balmy zephyrs Of tho young spring,
the soothing strains Of the "Song al
~ Whitewash Brush.n
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DoNALDsoNvILLE, La, April o.
Especial. 1.-The commissioners to as
sess railroads, ETC., met to-day at the
courthouse, fifteen out of the eighteen
called to meet here being present.
They organized by electing Mr.. Hen
ry c. Brand as president and d. De-
vail, Esq, Of West Baton Rouge, as
secretary.
The assessments were as follows :
Texas and Pacific Railway and Missis-
sippi Valley Route, $1,000 per mile ;
L6uisiana Central, $4,000 per mile ;
Western Union Telegraph, 500 per
mile Great Southern Telephone
Company, $50 per mile.
Mr.. George Bradley fled protests
on the part of the first two roads,
setting forth an alleged unconstitu-
tiOnal feature of the act.-Picayume
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court-Par.
ish Of Lafourche.
Finlay d B~rmns,oig %. Dr.. p. r.
MelGncon. No. 1902. .

Take notice, that acting under . writ
Of d. fa. emxnxting from the above entitled
court. in the above entitled and numbered
case l have seized and will oder fer aale at
public auction. pursuant to law. 70 the last
and highest bidder, ON the premises sitn ated
in this parish, left hank of BAYOU Lafourrhs
at about p miles below the town Of 1hibo.
danx. between the hours vi II O'Clock .. IN.
aud 4 o'cl"ck p. M. on
SATURDAY. MAY III, 1889,
the following Described property, to-wit: The
contents Vi a certain drug store, situated ut
Longueville. in this parish, left bank bayom
Lafourche, about % rifles below the town of
Th'bUdaux. consisting of drugs and medi-
cines, etc. Ala" one set Of buggy harness,
tw" p"nirs-"ne black and one bay,
Tenn. and conditions Of sale-Cash On the
spot in United States Treasury n"iea
p. z. LORlO,
APlii -. 1859. Sheriff
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The following news about naval
and military cadets may be If inter-
est: Naval Cadet Walter Manion, of
the First Louisiana district, having
been put back, will enter the new
fourth class In June. The navel cadet
ship Of the Second Louisiana district
10 vacant. Naval Cadets Leroy A..
Stafford of the Fourth, and j. A.
Lejeune. Of the Sixth Louisiana dis.
tricts, arc now at sea-. These cadets
completed the four years. course in
1885,: and are performing the two
years duty - required By law before
final graduation.
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On last Saturday Raoul Caillouet,
the son of Mr.. Caillouet, manager of
the Ashland plantation, was thrown
out of a rockaway at the corner of
Main and Goode streets. The horse
being frightened, ran off and the
little fellow jumped from the vehicle
and hurt his head very severely from
the fall. Drs. Duval and Jastremski
were called in and they carried him
on q stretcher to their Office, where
under their able treatment he was
restored to consciousness. He was
moved next day and is % we'll
again. The horse was stopped and no
injury was done to the vehicle
HOuma Courier.
Raoul, the victim Of the above ac-
cident, is a son of our townsmaD, Mr..
Clay Caillouet.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twentieth Judicial District Court.
Parish Of LafOurche.
John y. Seely, Datice Testamentavy
Erscutor, cs. Edward g.. Curtis.
No. 2419.

Jaks notice that acting under an order Of
SEIZURE AMI sale eDa mating from thA above
entitled court in the above entitled and mum.
bcred case have seized and will offer tor
saie Vt pubic auction pursuant to law n the
last and highest bidder, at the courtbous,, in
the town Of T~hibOdaux. on
SATURDAY. MAY ~, 1889.
between the hours of II o'clock n. m. AMI 4
O'clock p. M, the following described 30.
perty. to-wit:
4 certain fractional lot of ground or .,wn
lot. situated 10 the town Of Thibodxux in ths
parish OF Lafourche: said fractional 1t OF
ground measuring ~ feet inches
moro or less on Focus street, By 50 feat in
depth from east to west; bouuded
east by Focus street, 1oith BY property he.
longing to Joachim BsieAux, west by other
"opertS OF tne vendor and property belong
Ihitoiaux street. toxethor with eli ~
buildings and improvements theeeou, beiu9
the southeastern corner Of lot No. ~ ON ~
plan OF the town OF Thibodaux. which vas
acquired With . larger pertion of said lot hy
said vendor ON the 9th dav Of Octoher, 1851.
S''",nonemus, wife, ". No. 3a4 Math. Bvurr.
husband Being the said property ac.
9uired by said Curtis from tho ssid Mrs..
S'mm"neanx, widow of NJ. BourR, pee act Of
saie ard mortgage Of date the Nth March.
loS3, before Philip +. Lesendre, deputy clerk
ny Q : oAiciv uOSory pu0nc OF said pariAh.
lerme and conditions of salo-Caeh on the
spot in United States Tressury Notes to nav
satisfy the sum of two hundred aud fftv
d"ilare. with eight per cent per auuum intes.
eat thereon from March q. 1857, until ~.
together with five per cent an The asererstc
thereof, - attorneys fees and sll coefs h:r..
in for cash and on . credit, to secure m .ddi.
tional sum Of two hsndrsd and Afty doiiers.
withsciRht par cent perannnm intersse tAere,
an from March -, 1851, ustil paid. IA 1..
per ecston the aggregate thereof - attornev's
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SATURDAY, APRIL q. 1889.
THE GOTERNORSHIP.

We protest against the agitation of
the question of the "next Governor"
1t this early date. The election is
yet some years off, and this discus
sion can but precipitate the subject of
State politics.
For heavens sake give us some lit
tie rest. The late election was pro.
tracted beyond any reasonable limit,
and did much damage to the people
BY stirring up discords and discussions
months before the election took place.
There are lots Of good material to
select from in every parish and when
b time comes, we trust there will
be an amicable settlement of all ques-
tons, and a suitable candidate pre-
sented for the exalted position, but
there are many questions that can be
more probably discussed and dispos-
ed of for nearly three years yet, be.
fore We begin to make and unmake
GovernOrs.-Baton Rouge Advocate.
W. fully concur with our esteemed
contemporary. 1t is altogether out Of
place to discuss the gubernatorial sue
cession ut this early date. The SEN
rINEL was opposed to the nomination
Of Gov. Nichols and fought him to the
last. 1t bastled for his election after
he received the nomination.. It ex-
posed his violation Of his pledges
in the late preliminary canvass, be-
cause it considered it its duty to the
people to do SO, and proposes to pur-
sue the same course should the occa-
sion again arise.
But it can see no good to como from
the premature discussion of his sue
sessiOn. The mere fact Of such dis
cussiOn would seem to indicate the
existence of considerable dissatisfac-
ton in the rank and file of the Demo-
eracy. 1t has heard of such dissatis-
faction but it should not he famed in
to . blaze by a premature agitation
Of the subject.
Gov. Nichols has been elected for
four years and fair play demands that
he bo allowed to serve his time in
poace. It is boo:less to wound his
feelings by a proftless agitation of q
subject that must necessarily be pain
full to him. Abide your delay there
will be no lack Of suitable candidates
for the peoples suffrages when the
proper time comes.
Good "knights of the quill,n turn
your energies into more profitable
channels.
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The many friends and kindly SYM
pathizers of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Simoneau
Of acknowledgements who have been
tried and put in suspense by the ill
ness of their darling little daughter
Beatrice-will learn with pleasure
that the sick n is improving gradu-
ally toward health.-New Iberia En-
terprise.
Mrs. Simoneau has many friends
and acquaintance as we'll AS relatives
in u parish who will greatly rejoice
ut this good news.
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DIR. Isidore Labatut, the oldest ma
tive p~hysician in New Orleans, cele-
brated on the 18th inst. his ninety
sixth birthday in excellent health and
spirits. Many happy returns. He
was or the medical staff of the French
army at Waterloo.
There are four brothers living in
the city of New Orleans, whose aggre-
gate ages are 1922 years. Isidore Laba-
tut IS, Felix Labatut 80. Victor Laba-
tut 81, ard Oscar Labatut 70. All are
enjoying excellent health. Major
Oscar Labatut is . veteran of the
Mexican ~ and of the late war. He
has been for nearly forty years chief
clerk Of the naval Office in New Or
lcans.-Baton Rouge Advocate.
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As to woman in the pulpit, woman
in Office or even woman suffrage, we
think the truth lies along the line
Of the old Scotch proverb, "One ounce
of mother is worth a pound of clergy"
and for that matter Of voters or rulers
as well. The world of mankind to-
day stands in its stead1astness, be-
cause in the past, wives and mothers
have sought to meet their RESPONSE
bilities. So may they continue and
all will be well.-Babtist Record.
Put these down as II sentiments,
too.
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The Houma Courier reports the won
derful discovery Of natural gas, which
burns brilliantly near the sea marsh
on the plantation of Mr.. Leo Lirette,
lower TerrebOnne.
We need not 60 so far down to find
natural gas there is plenty of it in
u town, but it is not particularly dis
tinguished for its Illuminating quail
ties. In truth, its proper use has not
vet been discovered.
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epeertien, 81 50. RecOnd insertion. rs cents
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Professional and busisess cards. including
paper, will he published at the ratio Of 50 cta-
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tee s~ubsequent insertions.
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Announcing candidates for Office 90, to be
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Nisensnts nor then, if peculiarly objections
BE.
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Forbidcing the careless or Intentional
throwing Of banana peelings or other
penalty ter same.
SECTION /. he it ordained by the Mayor
and Trustees Of the tow OF ThibOdaux,
That any person or person., who shall th,ow,
Put, or canse to be thrown. or put on any Of
the sidewalks or bsuqnettcs of said town,
any decayed fruit. banana peeling, or peel
Jugs Of amy kind liable IT, cause a person to
slip or fall, shall be liable to u tine Tor every
oftrns-, which shall not exceed five dollars.
SECTION 2. Be it further ordained, etc,
That this ordinance shall 20 into effect from
and after its PRONUNCIATION.
Approved April 5tl, 1889.
il, AUCOIN, Mayor.
John Il. TAYLOR. Clerk.
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STATE OF'LOUiSIANA.
2Orh Judicial District Cont D,
ish If Laiourche.
Succession Of Elizabeth Carnoxeze J
ceased, Wife Of Vassexr Gastrsess
Sr. No. 1868, Probates.

Pursuant to mn ~ der .nd decree a, n. a.
entitled court AMI IL Nl,el cncr 10 4 onss-
sion TO me 'lirrrted in the aLuve eutitI1 p
numbered sucressiOn, will r
Tor naie vt public anct,eu. npp.j
To law. 10 the l"st and highest bidder - \
courthouse in the town Of rhihsiaux. II 4
parish Ot I~.st"urrh-. an
SATURDAY. MAY II, lSe9.
net I'll" hours vt ~ n'rlWk a. nj -
"rl"rk y. M. the I"iiowin. .l~srr,b~d ..,..1
~. to- an go
l. A reriai1 tract Of land, situAted 4. :.
par'al', "n the IL I bank af bayua I.aran,.l
At about u l"i!es below the tow 81 Th;l
.'sux: mtasuring ) ar,s.mfs front. mevs
lees, by ~ srr-nts il" depth. isuun..., ~
by. Ia"ts Of Numa Leblanc and hel,v I
lan'is ut AdeiaId Ruutr,anx. t.xrtLer 81
oil the h"'ldings ami inn - v rments thsr.s
Ais" The following uavnbI-s. t,.wit:
mule. ! carr. I Mr,n"ir. 2 b~lstrn,la y
bedding, ~ chairs and ! -lnall iai.e
Term. and c"niliiOns III .xle-(nah :. \
spot in United States Treasury Note. : >
debts.
April G, 1859.
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To The L0uisiamas Press AssO.
citation.
NEW RLEAN La. Mar

NEW ORLEANS, La, March IL, 1889.
The MEMBER Of the Louisiana Press AssO.
citation are hereby notified that the next an
nual meeting will be held on Monday, May
u. 1889. at the city of Thibodaux. Every
member is earnestly requested to attend the
me OF his intention to be present; also Major
g.. I: GrisamOre, Thibodaux, La, stating
whether accompanied by ladies or not in
order that necessary arrangements may be
made. LEON JASTREMSEf.
President Louisiana Press Association.
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Oh, woman, in cur hours Of ease,
Uncertain, coy and hard to please,
Aud always in the, wrong;
When pain and SORROW wiring his brow
fau 90 to sleep and don't care how
The old man gets along. Life.