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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

A new comet has made its appear
ance in the Journalistic armament.
It bursted forth to the astonishment Of
the natl yes on last Saturday, and
though its eitnlgence was not over
power:ne, it managed to make its OBJ
jeets and purposes known. 1t came
in very modestly, with no long trail
following, and was chIistened by its
sponsor Mr.. John 3. Taylor, a worthy
young man., with the e%uphonious name
of .sThe Lafourche Comet We are
assured that the Comet will re-appeai
at stated periods, to delight the ma
tiyes, and we wish it C in the
course of its circle in the journalistic
armament.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

instruct Court will meet at Napoleon
-;,Ie on Monday, Judge Guion pre-
.;a;nc. 1t is a jury term.
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The Doctors Slaudered.

Physicians are frequently charged with
condemning all proprietary medicines, which
is false. The profession. a. u rule is made up
OF honorable aud learned gentlemen. The
proprietors of G. e. e., Certain Cough Cure,
point with pride to the tlattering testimo-
mails that they have received at home and
abroad from the medical profession, recon-
mepdin. this superior remedy.
Sold BY Thibodaux Pharmacy.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

What is the matter with or f.
p.,,sr Is he laid up or departed for
ufresl, fields and pasture new" that we
hanger hear from him? Drop rs a
,;.a ar two occasionally.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02
Great Demand.

-. oakland City. Ind. Sept. q, 1896.
:. G.. C. C. "Cersain Chill Cure is meeting
With greater demand than ever at present. /
have beer selling it Gu u guarantee to break
chills, with privilege in case OF failure, OF GUS
toner returning for money, With happy re-
suits 90 far, noa . bottle baving. been return
cd. 80
Yours Truly, IRALUTES, Druggist.
Sold hy Thibodaux Pharmacy.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

Ioos ont for the famous Nickel
o,,to Chow which will visit ThibodauX
!, aprjl next, on their " elegant
s.eamer Reindeer. Keep your eye
40, CIR futnre announcements.
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LOCAL NEWS.

.. lad two days Of delightful
...ber last SUM-. .lnd Monday. and
-.rybody rejoiceo-too quick.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

Mrs. @. Gautreaux, the well known
~m;ll;ner of II town has purchased
1udce Blake's house and lot on st.
piilip street to which place she in
tends removing her establishment.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02
New ORLEANS, November l6, 1888.

Mr.. F. Gouaux, Houma.
Dear ir-I take pleasure in informing
you that NV mother who had been suffering
with Asthma for a number of years, has
ound instant relief in Your Anti-Asthmatic
Powder and Mixture aud l gladly recommend
it to any suffering with Asthma and old
Coughs. Yours,
L. NJ. FULLY.
You can refer to her at 5l5 Daupline ST.
Branch Office tor Gouaux's Remedies, 81
Decatur street, up stairs. Call tor samples.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

ar-uc]e Toms Cabin vas played to
nd audience a: Firemen's Hall last
s.+,r,lav. We did not have the plea
.ure Of attending and can say nothing
d the performance.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

Persons wishing to take lessons in
..ls,rapl,y should read the card OF
r. Summers, and apply TO her at her
s.,aa near the railroad depot.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

let every householder put things III
order for the Press Convention. Ihl-
,.,asuv must shine like a bran new
;eweI to welcome her distinguished
guests.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

Owing to his increased business, Mr..
i Ozem6 Naquin, the proprietor Of the
Thiho1aux Boiler Works, has erected
another large shed, adjoining his main
shop. We are glad to see these signs
Of material progress in the business
of our town.
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NOTICE TO

All persons hunting or otherwise trespass-
ngupon my property, known as the GAYOSA
PLANTATION I'LL be prosecuted to the full
extent of thel1
lar s, 1859. A. =. LEPINE,
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

AL persons hunting or otherwise trespass-
ing upon my property, known as the GEOR-
GIA PLANTATION, will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
Jan. 5, 1889. CHAS. s. MATHEWS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

Prices Floating Opera reached here
last Wednesday and the brass band
st,ached to the show enlivened OUT
tawn with their sweet strains.
Prices show seems to take well ID
the Lafourche valley.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

The many friends of Mr.. Thomas A.
Badeaux viii be proud to learn that
he has been chosen a third time a
delegate from Louisiana to the SUI
meme Council Of the Catholic Knights
of America which is to convene this
surine in Chattanooga. Tenn.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

Miguel, an aged Italian who had
been confined in Jail for some time on
tie ground of insanity-there being
no o in the Insane Asylum-was
released last Tuesday on the parish
nhysiciar's certificate that he had fully
recovered
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TAKE L.AGARDE'S ELIXIR FOR DISPEP-
SIA. ~
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Nj. L.. Keefe, of the Thibodaux
Foundry, has rcbuilt in bricks the
moulding room, which was blown
down hy the last storm. The new
structure is a neat and commodious
Que. which greatly adds to the value
If the old reliable Thibodanx Foundry.
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TAKE LAGARDE's ELIXIR FOR INDIGES,
J.l
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-02

-oather last Oui"t'' in" AA"'""y anu
.,erybody rejoiceo-'oo quick.
n;strict Court will meet at Napoleon
-.,1s on Monday, Judge Guion pre-
.;ajuc. It is a Jury term.
Persons wishing to take lessons in
geography should read the card OF
r.. Summers, and apply to her at her
san,e near the railroad depot.
,-ts. * the matter with or +.
pals r Is he laid up OF departed for
af,esb fields and pasture new" that we
no longer hear from HING Drop as a
,;.e ar two occasionally.
#rucle Toms Cabin" was played to
nd eudience a. Firemen's Hall last
s,tpnlav. We did not have the plea
.rre Of attending and a say nothing
Of the performance.
I,o. ont for the famous Nickel
o,.te Show which will visit Thibodaux
!, auril next, on their W elegant
steamer Reindeer. Keep your eye
amen for future announcements.
let every householder put things III
order for the Press Convention. Thi-
hoaaux must shine like a bran new
;eweI to welcome her distinguished
guests.
Mrs. @. Gautreaux, the well known
m;ll;ner of our town has purchased
1udce Blake's house and lot on st.
philip street to which place she in
tends removing her establishment.
Prices Floating Opera reached here
last Wednesday and the brass band
attached to the show enlivened our
town with their sweet strains.
Prices show seems to take well in
the Lafourche valley.
Miguel, an aged Italian who had
been confined in Jail for some time or
tie ground of insanity-there being
no room in the Insane AsyluEl-wa'
released last Tuesday on the parish
physiciar's certificate that he had fall.
recovered
Nj. l.. Krefe, of the Thibodau'
Foundry, has rcbuilt in bricks TIN
moulding room, which was blow
dowl, Nv the last storm. The new
str~urtnye is a neat and commodiou
Que, which greatly adds to the vaiu'
Of the old reliable Thibodaux Foundry
The many friends of Mr., Thomas A
Badeaux viii be proud to learn tina
he has been chosen a third time
DELEGATE from Louisiana to the Su
meme Council of the Catholic knight
Of America which is to convene tin
spring in Chattanooga. Tenn.
Owing to his Increased business, MI
+ 0zeme Naquin, the proprietor OF tn
! Thihodaux Boiler Works, has erecte'
another large shed, adjoining his mai
shop. We are glad to e these sign
Of material progress in the bushes
of our town.
TAKE L.AGARDE'S ELIXIR FOR DISPEI
SlA, q
A new comet has made its appear
ance in the Journalistic tirmamen
It bursted forth to the astonishment
the natl YES on last Saturday, an
though its eftnlgence was not owe
pwer;ns, It managed to make it's oil
ierts and known. 1t a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

by the death OF Richard w. Jack
SON. the saiior-boy king Of canni-
bal tribe and Arctic explorer. the most
romantic career ever lived by Maine
man. has come to singuiarly un-
happy end.
Jackson was born In Bath, and
during early boyhood was noted fssr
his daring in athletic sports and the
many narrow escapes be had. Sew
eral times IN boyhood and in mature
years he saved people from
drowning. Once when in. his teens
he fell from a hayfnow and
was taken up fer dead. Another time
he was struck by lightning and re-
manned paraiyzed He shipped on the
Rainier with Captain Morrison and
was wrecked on . coral reef In the
South Pacific. In little schooner of
leo tons burden on the cAnnibal Isl
lands from the thinkers of wrecked
ship, the captain accompanied bv
iaskSoa and The first officer. left 10
obtain suitable provisions with which
10 return ~ the islands. where the
captain : sick daughter and husband
sire lest 70 await them. On the sec
and day cat the captain was stricken
with paralysis and Jackson was given
command and made navigator OF the
vessel 10 lallnt. one of the issS...s.e OF
the Marshall group, where provisions
were obtained from white cut
threats who held the schooner for
security. After mAny periions adven-
tnres Jackson arrived alone al Clae
with relief for those left behind. only
Il iand letter from Captain Morrison
announcing the arrival Of a United
states ssrship and the rescue of him
self and party. This letter Jackson
resa 90 the king OF Ciae, 81 stating
that the king must treat Jackson well
or that the warship would return and
sss::sse Asard the island. Jackson thus
saved has lite. The king. who was
anxious "a 20 10 an adjacent island
tor some savage festival. made the
sAtn boy temporarily king IL the
island. For thirty DAYS Jackson. king
% Iiae. held his lone court on the
lslsrsd beach, guarding the provisions
ana hoping aid would come. The
eres us The shite wreckers arrived.
and - them Jackson Sold for $50 the
rest 81 the earxp and wreck. and with
them returned 10 Jslint. whence he
sorked his way 20 San Francisco.
where he delivered his harxi-earnssl
$50 To the owners agent ard Was re-
warxied with SIS for bis endeavors.
After being washed overheard Ia
rounding the care, he for sae wears
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IL Is next To impossible 10 get into
Joseph keppser's St9siio in the nsck
building. A bearded German at the
door tells all corners that Mr.. Kepplcr
Is TOO busy "a he Sesis IL Is ONLY one
card OUTS ssa that be viii even take
inside the 5uoT.
To the rest he saSs
Cah ia TAO Neeks
Mr.. keppler's rush is caused by
The gigantic display which the Ger
ssfans are gosEg 80 make m lhe civic
centennial pAFaete, There wild be
afosit thiT&s-fiye great tahleaux
mounted GA wagaEs, and bis work i
to make designs foE each as these.
The designs cover ali fields, snysholog.
ieai, historical, artistic. military
mechanical, artisan aud trade. Mr..
Aeprler sketches cath design roughly
anu explains the Ininutlw 10 some
other artist. who Sis in the details.
eslsuFs Il, asj submits il 60 Mr.. kep-
plsr
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Notice is hereby given that a. the cleo
ton TO be held In this Territory On the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1850. for the purpose Of
electing delegates 10 the constitutional
contention, 20 be held in Olympia, W. T..
the following question VIII be submitted
to the voters Of King county, to wit:
"Shall the commissioners of King county
create an Indebtedness not TO exceed two
hundred thousand dollars tS1O0, oo0l for the
purpose of building county courthouse
and Jail for said county: said Indebtedness
70 be created hy the issuance OF county
bonds for said amount and payable after
twenty s20) years and not later than forty
(i0j years from the date OF issuaneegs
All those In favor OF the same viii vote
sIndebteGuess-Yes.n All opposed 70 the
same viii vote "Indebtcdness-No."
BY order OF the board Of county commits
sIoners of King coanty, WASHINGTON Terri
tory. W. r. FORREST,
County Auditor and ex oificio clerk OF said
Board
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ArzE2884 ~ 1zt<
Mistafa Jchnsiae. | hyAh dat yoh
had . wery in*eressin' seshun oh de
sfraighs<fush club. de oid2h eheza-
ing
les, sab. deere we're some excixin
times. shofs s yoh bohn-
What we're de seasiou Oh de excite
naenfsH
Hit we're Usher way Lemuel
skivins he done open de John pot wuf
erbcut fohfy bones I'm hit DEFY wuz
fob in de game. come zl0ng wut my
money and Gahe Sinkcrson stzsd and
Jud Cumberland be done de same.
LeraEel he done stood pat, an de res
Of rs drawed from ons to three cyahds
Is the Emergencies happened to re-
quire- Lemuel bet one chip, and
sinkerson followed him wuf raise.
and We all stayed in de game ike men,
ebrY Teller raisin de bet as bis ts1rn
came. Finally Lemuel he done called
SinkeSson. and we all showed down.
and LemueI took de pot
What did yon all hab ~
sinkerson had three kings and .
jark-knife hxd flush and = pah OBJ
brass knuckIes: lad Cumberland had
aces up an rahxOr.
But what did Lemuel hzb -
He had pah Oh foh's al . re-
yoiyer. Y
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Jay Gouid's curious career has COW
cred nothing mere unexpected. per-
haps, nothing mors wise or hand
some. than the transfer OF his family
parson and his family physician to
places in the directory OF the Missouri
Pacific. DIR. Paxton. IL. minister, is
not in quite as good health as he
might be. and wishes relief from the
confinement of pastoral life, or at
Irast dependence OH the profession !;
and nr. Mum has earned what he
gets by almost entirr devotion 10 Mr..
siotsld's health. Why SHOULD the step
taken be astonishing Is IL rational
that the members OF two professions
should he confined TO the limits Of
their professions While lawyers usurp
the control Of Legislation and business
affairs. as well as legal maiterss The
psfSon with Sound business head is
presumably good fellow 10 manage
affairs of this world as web as of the
fszt. The only trouble is that, as a
rule, theological education does not
tend Ia make good business men.
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About French Marriages.
London News


The French impart a due delibera-
ton into marriage ceremonies. They
contrive to get two ceremonies for our
one. There 10 the soirss dn confrof, or
betrothal, and there is, besides, the
happy day. II was at the seiree dn
coHsraf that the immortal Palette
first revealed herself III such engaging
colors to NJ. d'Aialy. Then there are
the presents. and these likewise are of
Is not 70 be confouned with the trous-
seau. The corbeiif consists OF those
pretty things which the bride can only
wear as married woman. The dia-
inonds are in the cssbeiiie. for diamonds
cashmere shawl, which. in that land
the marriage state than the ring.
Yellow Is a Forbidden color for girls.
so there is sure to be something yell
Iow In the eovhsifie. If only as sign OF
emancipation. Lace Is almost forbid
den, so there viii be laenty of IL here.
The plain pink of tie maiden's robe
At the soiyce 6u coafra. only enhances
the sriendols of the corteiIle. All
Il f@1&fS ktttH tAacA WEAt ftA&k VII t4t1
occasion Precisely for that reason,
no doubt, Mile. Boiilanger, as the
daughter Of her father, the general,
lately wore green. Noblesse oblige. II
NJ. Meiine does not make haste 10
give France government. We may
soon see girls in cashmere shawls.
A corbeiIle almost finds lis .alace IN
history IN the glowing account OF the
treasures offered in this form to Mile.
Piermont when she sfes In the course
of transformation into Mime. Jnnei
and the Duchess d'Abrantes. The cor
BELLE OF white and green velvet was
shaped like vase. and within was a
great store OF English and Flemish
point and stuffs from the East, which
were part OF the generals spells oil
war. This was in ian. or Mt the very
beginning OF this century. and people
have been steadily marrying since
then. without any sign OF their getting
tired of 1t.
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:. For forty long years have my good
old wife and | travelled hand in hand
adown LIES thorny road, said old
Deacon Gush. ~ an ample pairing
party the other evening, and in all
those years not one single harsh. hasty,
unkiud word has passed our lips when
speaking 20 each other. Isn't that
true, mother ~
Mother had quietly fallen asleep
on the sofa by Mr.. Gnsh's side, and as
he laid his hand caressingly on her
shoulder, she gave little snort OF de-
fiance. and said sharply:
..Gef ar, yourself and build the FIRE.
Sam Gush. I built it last, and / II see
you in Guinea before III build 1t this
morning, you - oh - OIL I-why
where am +? guess dropped of 10
sleep"
And / guess you'd better have
stayed asleep. Lily Gush!'' Missed
Samuel into her ear as the crowd
around the sofa made a rush for
doors and dark corners, where gig
cling and tittering could be INDUCED
In freely.
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Secretary Tracy hiss leeFa very ener.
Kstle during the past TIVE weeks in
making himself familiar With the buS.
mess OF the navy deiaartaenS In his
visit a. the Rssoklyn navy yard "a.
Monday he wanted 10 see things with
his own eyes and 90 know the men
who are IN charge oil the VARIOUS
branches 81 slae ssrvics. some of
saesn were surprised 81 the extent al
mas knowledge aaa the acateneSs OK
las observations - he proceeSie<; oss
his sesF OF inSrsesisn. rhe stAiwars
SECRETARY sssokeA preud ween be waS
sAiatsa hy the osssners ard marines ~
The yard. while she hand played Hail
- the Chief
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swI7T's SPECIFIC
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Stockholders Meeting.

Tie regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Hop fsrowers' Associafsou
VIII BE held e he once Of the company
rocsns ana n NE Fonefn bEiliinz, 7u71s
Frunf street. seattle. w. r. on Nnndav
Mar {. isss. ~ o'clock p. m. OF sssd CAV.
The annual election OF the trustees q,
sid company viii take place ss saia rseef,
ing. G. ". COVE. Vice President.
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MEETING of Stockholders.

Notice of meeting of stockholders for in
creasisg capital stock OF Seattle Dry Dock
and ship Building Company.
Notice IL hereby given by the under
signed, q majority of the trustees of said
company, 70 the stockholders thereof, that
q meeting Of said stockholders will be held
at the Office Of said company at the COM
in the city of seattle, county of King, Ter
ritory Of Washington. on Thursday the 5oth
DAY of May, isSa, at 2 O'Clock In the after
noon. for the purpose Of increasing the
capital stock Of said company 10 the sam
OF three hundred thousand dollars $780,
COO, to be- divided into three thousand $500,
shares of the par value OF one hundred
dollars tsl00l per share. All the stock hold.
ers are requested to attend.
ID. r. nTRIE,
PETER MoRAS.i Trustees.
GEO. KELLY
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Stockholders Meetino.

The regular animal meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Cascade Fire 4 Marine In
suranre Company af seattle. washinxson
territory. viii bel held NJ the Office Of the
company, IA safe Deposit building, Font
street. opposite Cherry, Seattle, Washing
O'Clock n N. of said day. The annual
election Of the trustees OF said company
VIII take place ~ said meeting.
A frs1f7ITa Sxr-Rfa~v