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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Justices Court of E.. A. Enrer-
ran-Parish Of Laf0urche.
F TeraoU rs. dlice johnson.

TAX, notice that acting under a writ Of
heri fari;.s rupL mating from the above
%rntitlt'l court in the above ~entitle.l case,
have -.iz.d and will O:Frr tor
sale at public auction pursuant t. law tn the
last aud highest bidder, ut the cour, house
in the tow III Ti,ibmlamx. "n
SATURDAY. OCTOBER II. 1889.
bctwcrl, thu. hours of II o'clock a. III, and 4
"'r'm.k T. IN the lulioWin. described pro-
perty, trwit:
TIL. unnliviiel half Of y certain lot Of
ground IN 4 e town of L,mgnevillc, gu the
left bank ut ftr ;a> Ou i.aIOnrci,a descending.
beiu. let "" , in block M rs according IT,
n submission" "f said hl"ck M. 29. having "a
front "i ~ feet u , I!th street. hy IL depth Ut
ITO feet running FROM east To- west bounded
on the n"rt!i Ivy lot lew ar tnrnr,iy uecu-
pied by Nara Long. ans! ~, the south Nv LIT
M. u,~ or i"t,n-rly owned hy Nelson Tay-
Tor. Brin. TIN: same property acquired by
the late John Johnson Of Nelson Iaylur by
act ln,s>.,.. before Einile r.. Leblanc then
recorder al this paris, On April LIST, 1870, du-
" r~tc"y.ls"l ~ conveyance book M. -. page
u am., w,,iri, said Act of sale the plan Of
block y" b I'll w:licl, the l". PRESENTLY mort
gag'.: fnrrns Il l.att. il nnly attached, together
with n I buildings and improvements thereto
belonging.
Terms and conditions Of. sale Cash on the
the p,inci r,i aa.l ihter..st ift the above suit
HENRY J.CELESTIN.
Sept. :. 1881. Constable al Ward.
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The good people of the parish Of
Lafayette owe it tn themselves, and
to the State to see that no Efforts are
spared to bring to justice and punish
ment the perpetrators Of the brutal
murder OF the old negro Cormier and
daughter. Patience has become ex-
hansted, murder and crime of such a
horrible nature rs that, must be
condemned, not passed by in silence.
The name and reputation of the
people Of Lafayette demand that the
law officers perform their duty.
Such dark deeds can expect no
sympathy from any people, but will
receive the condemnation of all law
abiding people.
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RANDOM SKETCHES.
THE INDIAN CAMP.
(FOr the Sentinel.)

- WV SAS
1t was a dismal, rainy morning in
August when we arOse to find in front
of our house, %encamped on a lot lead
ing from our front gate IT, the street,
II company of Indians. We had heard
they were coming ; indeed, had seen
preparations going on for Il day or
80 toward the encalnpment, but being,
just then, engrosscd with other things
had not inquired particularly about
the "new show" that was coming to
town. So we were rather unpleasant
ly shocked to behold on this morning
six or seven tall figures wrapped in
gay blankets and queerly dressed, 10y
ing around with their large umb,cl-
las, and putting up tents and wig
vans so near our quiet abode. Queer
neighbOrs these, we thought, and
likely to prove unwe!coine, perhaps
troublesome. Some ~ had said they
were to remain thirteen days in our
town. Could we live through that
period with such "uncanny folk" 80
near lis Visions Of Indian wars, In-
dian atrocities and lir,ful tales If the
'.fiercc and t~reacherous Sioux" AS we
had been wont tn regard them, Tiled
us with apprehensions, which. were
increased when we found they wished
to obtain water from our cistern, and
intended to come to the house to prefer
a re quest for it. unreasonable alarin-
ed, We feared eve to speak to them
at least / did, though perfectly will
ing to give them water to drink if as
surtd IL lives aud property ere i'll
10 danger. That night, rs we re-
turned from church, aud saw the
range mrn walking around the camp.
laughing with each other, and II of
them trying to cxtinguish IL light with
his blanket, We were again shocked to
sec IN white person with them.
We're we to be left Mt the mercy of
ava.e and perhaps scalped before
morn,mgg With much trel idation we
retired to bed, sure that Firearms
we,e in convenient reach siloild We
need 10 defend ourselves.
The next day we became more re-
~comciled to the situation aAd could
venture through the camp without
fear of m~olcstatiOn. A Stage had been
erected ON the grounds for dramatic
performances aud Indian songs and
dances, to lie given in the interest OF
the Kickam,O Indian Medicine Com
pauy Of New Haven Conn.,, by whom
This band of Indians arc controlled.
There are aver sixty such companies
sent out by this firm to represent them
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~ NAck:DRAuoHI tea for DyspspsiA

For a year Of disasters and loss of
lives. 1889 will be memorable. One
can hardly pick up a newspaper that
does not contain a record of destruc-
ton of life, by fire, by water, by wind,
by railroad and to cap the climax, the
cliffs in rear of the city of Quebec are
sliding down, covering the people in
its course.
Five to eight thousand drowned at
%Johnstown, ten thousand carried of
BY an overflow in japan, with dozens
Of other instances by sea and by land
make a record for one year that is
seldomed equaled in loss Of life by a
war Or pestilence.
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m MEMORilM..

Rooms You've MEN B%ENEvOL'T AS~sOCIAT'N.'s l
~Lafourche, Sept. 18th. 1889. !
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Almighty
God to remove from our midst. our fellow
citizen and contender of the Young Mems
Benevolent Association, Pierre j. BOudreaux.
BE IT RESOLVED, That this association
recognizes in his death a great and calami-
tous boss to his relatives, friends, and this
association: to his wife IL devoted husband.
and tn his children a good, kind, loving and
generous father.
81 IT RESOLVED, Tina u copy OF these
proceedings be published in the ThibodauN
Sentinel. I.;fonrche Comet and Catholic Al
vance.
:; I: i ie fSSe Sf'' COMMITTEES
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s.elaEes WINE OF cARDui for Weak NerveA

The extraordinary hot weather
that has been worrying the good peo-
Die here for four months came to an
end on Wednesday with a rainfall OF
s2.f inches. coming down steadily
from I a. m. to 2 p. m.
This rain was OF great benefit to
empty cisterns, and growing crops,
but it came probably too late for su-
gar cane, which has not improved as
il usually does in the month of Sep
kmber. Yesterday was the first au-
tu,nn day that we have had being cool
and i%nvigorating making thick cloth
ing comfortable.
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Mt. CAnMEI. CnxxESr

MT. CARMEt. VsONVENT.
Thibodanx. La, Jan. II. 1883.
Mr.. +. Gouaux. HOuma. La.
E"ar Sir-lc anmOt convey in adequate lam
g -.asc ~ satisfactory idea of the benefit !
have obtained Ivy nsin. your A.,ti-Asthmath
Powder and Mixture. For twenty years |
have suffered from that dreadful disease.
A-thm.. and although I have tiled many
renedics. Dene proved hencfiriai until /
tried yours. trust my cxn+ri-iu.c with this
preci"us an! valuable powder end mixture
will I've :hf means Of in.lnein; Others to give
it II trial. Yours respectfully.
a SISTER OF MT. CARMEL Convent,
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

M,NW AL Bricks for sale ut reason
able prices. Delivery at "Uncle Peter
Plantation" tVacherie). Apply to
ALCESTE BOUDREACX,
LuckpOrt. LII.
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The type with which this paper Is
printed is set by as fair fingers and rs
i'ce young ladies rs IN be found in
North Louisiana. And we slip this in
without their knowledge, to keep them
BON losing the copy.-Bienville New
And the type with which this paper
L printed is set by the fair fingers Of
: pair Of as lovely young ladies as
an be found in South Louisiana.
p Bro. Mangham you can stop your
Aeging.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE TRACT tF LAND. MEASIrk.
n ing shout : arpen.s front hy fort, AZ
penis. near Laf"urche Cruising. with g,n,s
dwelling house aud "uthous-s- A finsorpor-
tnn'tv {" buy y home at ii bargain For par
ten .ais apply t. l.. L. CAlLLDUE..
Thibolaux.
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The gayety that has been pre- valent
IN this place for some time has about
cone to an end. The gay youths and
smiling girls who have made the town
lively are away to school, whilst the
visitors have generally departed for
their homes.
May they all return next year. hap
pier and brighter than ever
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Notice to Tax payers.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes for
the town of Thibodaux are now cue. Tax
PAYERS are invited to call ut once and settle
in order to avoid interest and costs.
f J. AUSLET.
~ Collector.
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The Drainage Commissioners are
having the canal in bayou Terrebonne
leaned out. so rs to give free egress
h. the surface water. IhihOdauX
hal be quickly and thoroughly drained
In the future.
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Don't forget the grand fair to be
|yiyen on the 9TH and 9th of next
|mopth, two miles below Lafourche
crossing, near st. Charles Chapel.
let every one give Il helping hand to
the good people of the Third Drainage
District.
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N-suck.usAucHr tea cures Constipation.
Observation-Disclosures

Married. at st. Joseph's Church, on
Thursday, September 18th, 1889, at 4
erlock p. H., Mr.. Oscar bourgeois to
Hiss Leontine Boudrcaux.
The SENTINEL conyratulatcs the
Young couple on the happy event
Which made them one, and wishes
uAsm unalloyed happiness and pros
perity in their new sphere of life.
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LOUIS E. MEYER,
Surgeon2O culist
office at Meyer Drug Store,
Cor. Main and St.. Louis st.
THIBODAUX. LA.
Worm Killer.

worm medicine for the least money. Tastes
delicious. "Childrcn cry tOr more. a. il
M ia oid bitter stuf. one Is cent? bottls
has destroyed 100 large worms ? and like an
angel Of mercy Il has found it's way into al
most every household in the country
everybody likes IT," just try IL.
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preparations are being rapidly made
Er sugar rolling. Every planter will
l. in condition to go to work when the
Fine comes fer manufacturing sugar.
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|Nr. George Dionne, who was quite
well, has again recovered sufhc'eht-
| to attend to business.
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Cart in ASSUMPTION has drawn
anne Of the legal fraternity from this
swn during the present week.
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man in Bossier parish gathered SO
Shells ofcorn from one acre OF sfo"nd
kew DAYS ago.
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LOCAL NEWS.

aucar and rice planters are referred
advertisement of w. B. Bloomfield.
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The BAYOU has been falling again,
hid will soon reach the low water
bark of previous years.
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Don't forget the excursion to New
f~uleans to be given by Protector Fine
b. No. 3, on the 18th day Of October.
ID everybody attend.
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Grand Falr!

"The Gods help those who help
themselves" The people of the Third
Drainage District of the parish Of La
fourche Ire not the class Of people
who sit down and call for Hercules to
co,ne to their aid, but they put their
own shoulders to the wheel first and
show that they are willing and ready
to do their share in pulling IL heavy
load through the mire. With an ener-
gy and with a will that is seldom seen
eqnaled in any community, they have
labored and struggled to drain their
lands and restore them to cultivation.
They have now a dredgeboat OH the
ground ready to commence the great
work which they have SO much to
heart, but it will require money to
work that dredge, which thew propose
to raise by giving a grand fair on Oc-
tober the 9Th and 9th, which will be a
pleasant place to pass a day or two.
and have il good time generally. FOl
the little money that one will there
expend. full payment will be made in
sport and amusement, and go to the
assistance OF Il good cause.
This fair should be Il large and en-
thusiastic one, attended by every one
who feels an interest in the success
of the object for which it is gotten up,
1t will be held rear st. Charles Chapel
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VOICE.

Will re- open my school on Monday. sept
following terms
PRIMARY ella sses. $3.50 per month;
Advanced classes, 500 per month;
No deduction made for absence of pupils
or less period than two weeks.
X f.. NJ. GOOlIE,.
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OF cARDUI, a Tonic Tor Women.
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I~s,eIe.s,. WINE OF cARoUl for female diseas.s
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How muci, will Latourcl,e contrl-
butte towards dredging out bayou
Terrebonne We would like to hear
from that parish through the SENTINEL
and COmef.-HOuma Courier.
Some years ago the people of La
fourche and the town of ThibOdaux
held in hand, funds. for over two
years. to purchase IL dredgeboat to
clean out bayou Terrebonne, make
that stream navigable, and restore
to cultivation thousands of acres Of
land, on either side of that stream.
Citizens of ThibodauX visited the
people Of Tcrrehonne and urged up
on them the necessity of SO great a
wOrk,-a work that would be of much
greater benefit to Tcrlebonne than to
Lafourche and received only promises
that were forgotten as soon us made.
The parish of LafOurche, outside of
the limits OF Thibodaux and suburbs
has no especial interest in the dredg-
ing Of bayou Terrebonne. That Sec
ton of the parish, in order to procure
drainage has been obliged to cut il
canal. in the bayou Terrebonne, four
miles beyond the parochial limits,
What the parish Of Lafourche may
do, what the tOwu of ThibOdaux may
do. towards IL proper dredging Of
bayou TerrebOnne is IL question fol
future consideration. Whenever the
parish of TcrrebODne comes with Il
feasible, practical proposition looking
TO that enc, the people Mt this end of
the line will take such action as may
be deemed advisable. What it will
he the SENTINEL is not authorized nor
prepared to say, but such a PROPOSE
ton will at least, bc taken into con-
s%ideration, and receive such response
as its merit will demand.
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L1vERPooLs AUTUMN MEETING.
The Days Principal Event a Race TO
1000 Sovereigns.

The Days Principal Event a Race tor
1000 Sovereigns.
LONDON, Nov. S.-The principal event at
the Liverpool autumn meeting to-day was
the race for the Liverpool autumn cup of
1000 soveregns, a handicap:for S-year-olda
and upward, winning penalties. one mile
and three furlongs (dfty-two subscribers).
1t was won by Col. North's 4-year-old FLY
Philomel, Duke of Beaufort's 5-year-old
mare Reve Dor was second, and Capt L.
H. Jones 4-year-old colt Theosophist third.
There were twelve starters.
RACING AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov S.-To-day's
racing events here were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Thirteen-six teenths of a mile
Fosteral won, with John Morris second and Sena
third. Time 1:28
SECOND RAcE-Thirteen-s ixteenths of a mile
Bonnie King won, with Meckie H second and
Donovan third. Time :291h.
THIRD Receive furlongs. Kittie won
with Lake View second, and Rimini third
Time 1864.
FoURTB RACE One mile. Milton won. with
Carus second, and Cecil third. Time 40
FIFTH RAcE-Purse for maiden 2-year-olds
four furlongs. Vena1go won, with Kenilwortt
second, and Revival third. Time 0:54S4.
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HANGINGS IN GEORGIA.
WILLIE WILLIAMS SWUNG OFF
AT ABBzVuLE.

His Farewell Speech Tirzde on the
Injustice OF His Ezscution-A Lock
OF Eair and Letter Sent to His
Mothe--ae Went of Well Fed
ABBEvILLE, GA, Nov. s-WilIe VIII
Jams was hanged here TO day. He had q
letter written to his mother, and sent her
some Of his hair. He ate hearty dinner
about IL o'clock He restlessly paced his
cell for some time before be was taken from
the jail. At 1919 O'Clock ne climbed upon
bis cofin in the wagon, and told the sheriff
that tie chain around his neck was un-
fastened. At l2:45 o'clock be esceuded the
gallows. Sheriff Gordon asked him to say
as little as possible.
HIS SPEECH.
He said: 81 am UP here to-day. They
are killing me not for what / have done,
but for the sake Of their friends. / got
about as mucn justice as dog would have
gotten. | am ready to go. Here's Mr..
tIordon, he treated me Ike a gentleman
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES
Revs. Hicks and Perry (colo-edl went upon
the gallows and suag, Jesus lover of my
soul, prayed and read the l16th psalm. At
l:l5 O'Clock Williams was left alone. The
sheriff told him he would give him three
minutes. He spent the time apparently ia
prayer. At 1:l7 o'clock the body dropped.
DIS. Maynard and McCrimmon at ! "A
o'clock pronounced Williams dead.
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and We swan TO the shore and began TO
haul in the rope.
As soon as the animal felt the strain OF
the rope be rushei for the shoals The two
blacks, armed with the spears Ssguini hs !
saved, attacked him on both sides at once.
while ! drew the rope tighter and tighter
IL was curious sight 70 see the two hunters
maneuver in the ends&vor 70 strike the
spar into the animals eye, which is the
only part vulnerable 20 the light spears.
As the hippopOtanus rushed 70 one side and
the other TO meet rs asssilants haul5d in ras
slack, until at last, ii one Of bis rushes, he
fell forward dead IN the shallow water
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SENTENCED FOB KxToRrIoN.
Two Cit.zens OF Ware Heretofore We'll
Thouzht.Of IN a Bad Box

4 WO AlLaZeQs o. " 6E6 cNOAOEC C--
Thouzht.Of IN a Bad Box
WAYcRoss, GA, Nov. s.-Ware superior
court adjourned tonight 10 the third Mon
day IN December. At Q o'clock tonight
was concluded the most important case OF
the term, that Of the state vs.. Randall J.
Sweat and James Sweat for intimidation
aud robbery. In the early fall George
Snyder, hailing from JohnstovD, Pa. ap-
parently a tramp, made his appearance IN
the Sweat settlement and hired him
self TO the formers in the
neighborhood to PICK cotton and
do other farm work. Randall Sweat rep
resented Browns detective agency Of Gin
cinnati. Upon receiving notice 70 appre-
bend a man charged with murder he az
once proceeded 10 arrest Snycer. After the
arrest Randall Sweat and his brother,
James, who was a justice # the peace, con-
cludsd that that they had taken the wrong
man.
FORCED BIN TO GIVE THEM $50.
Upon searching him they found $50,
whloh. the evidence showed, t-ey lntlml-
dated Snyder into giving them upon condl-
ton Of his release. The STeats are extern
sively connected. and have heretofore had
the confidence Of their people and holding
official positions. Solicitor General brant-
ley made an eloquent and exhaustive argu-
ment Judge Atkinson said 1t was the
saddest duty he had ever besn called upon
to perform-to sentence 70 penal servltu1e
men who had been placed IN official position
and who stood well in their community,
and 70 take them from devoted wives and
families. But the verdict was not
against the men 50 much as II
was in vindication of the law.
and demonstrated that in Ware county the
law was made 10 protect also the stranger
that dWelt within her gates, be he high or
low. The sentence passed was five years at
hard labor. the defendants counsel will
move for a new trial. The case has
awakened widespread interest.
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a COLLISION AT BRUNSWICK.
No One Seriously Hurt but one OF the
Engines Demolished.

No One Seriously Hurt put one OF the
Engines Demolished.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Nov. s.-The morning
passenger train on the East Tennessee, Viz
gina and Georgia railroad collided this
morning with the outgoing freight on the
curve near Brunswick, at the identical
spot where two other accidents have &C.
CURED before. the outgoing train was
behind time, going out under orders to
proceed to Jesup, and was still in the yard.
As they rounded the curve the trainmen
discovered their danger. Brakes were put
on, levers reversed. and the engineers and
firemen leaped for life. They had barely
engines came together with terrific crash.
Both engines were smashed.
ONE OF THEM DEMOLISHED.
Engine No. % was literally demolished.
Both engines were still on the track or
thereabout, and both trains were on the
rails except the foremost car of the freight,
which was badly broken up. The passen-
gers were shaken up, but no one was badly
hurt. The engineers and firemen were
comparatively unhurt The mail agent
was thrown the whole length Of his car.
Expressman Partridge did not fare so well,
his car bsing next 10 the engine He found
out before the Others that danger was
ahead, rushed back through the baggage
car and gave the alarm, but so
hurriedly that no one understood him.
he reached the back platform, and leaped
of after the accident. He was taken back
to the sleeper, and later on carried TO the
homo Of his sister, where he was attended
by medical aid. Both engineers claim that
me track was under their orders, and the
blame can Lot be attached to them.