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The BEE-EIVE
SHOE and HAT STORE

Has fairly outstripped herself.
Her praises are loudly sung,
and why not 2 We carry the
largest and best selected stock
in the State, ana our prices
compel people to buy of us in
self defense. That S1.99 La
dies Fine Shoe IL bright Don
COLA and pebble goat IS still
gaining ground. It's as good
as any similar shoe sold at
$3.50 or $500, OF money re-
funded.
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To .'adrrtise judici,usiy,' use the columns Of
The SENTINEL. Everybody reads it; and, IN
proportion the returns 1t yields advertisers, its
rates are much the cheapest.
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From 10 to Is
nC1 per cent. by not
NNI ] patronizing RAY
8ONOu MOND g. POW

ELLIS Reliable One Price Cash
Store.
All Goods sold on a cash and not
on credit basis. Prices are made
accordingly.
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JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING

CREA T'ES mary neto blsi"essj
EALARGES many old business;
RETITES many dull business;
RESCUES many lost business
Sd YES many a faiiing business;
PRESER YES many a large business
SECURES success IN any business
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We are again earring Il splen-
lid line of
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-21

dren's all wool Hose and Mittcns at
RAYMOND & POWELL'S new
Store.
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PRICES ARE LOWER


than others for there are none
so quick to take advantage of
saving a little money as the
average North Carolina lady,
and we admire them for it, and
it only goes to show that their
reputation for keenness and
frugality is just.
We are now displaying
many new things in the latest
fashions, designed especially
for November and December.
Now don't forget to come in
and see us when you want
nice dress. You'll always find
orr prices right.
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Found! rs: s:: +: $ $ $;:::
u OAA~' wear. Very
nicely made. AS cheap as material
can be bought. No cost for max
ing. At RAYMOND & POW
ELLIS One Price Cash Store.
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George Staples, the negro brake
man on the R & s train, whose feet
were SO badly mashed while he was
trying to uncouple some cars on the
C. f. &Y. V. R. R. at Walnut Cove
last week, is improving. His limbs
were amputated by Drs. Jones and
Fulp of Walnut Cove; Hill, of Ger
manton, and Montague, of Winston.
Several loaded with to
bacco &c were seen on our streets
last week that came from Carroll
county Va, about 100 miles away.
They made the trip in 5 days. Such
wagons are no unusual sight on our
/, streets as many tobacco growers in
Patrick and Carroll counties sell
their tobacco every year on the Win
! ston market.
The Salem Academy for November
! is fairly abloom with literary chrys
/! anthemums. 1t is enlarged to twelve
pages. Besides it's usual contents, i
contains full account Ofthe senior
northern trip and a most admirable
article on Italy from the pen of Mis-
Lehman, whose recent visit to tina
country gave her plenty of material
which has been used artistically. !
THE SENTINEL acknowledges tn
receipt of an invitation to the marriag
of Miss Susie Elliotte to Mr.. John
Boswell at the residence of the bride
mother, in Danville. Va, on Tuesda
evening, Nov. 26. Miss Elliott is
sister Of Mrs. R. F. Gray, of Winston
and is well known here. She is popr
lar, accomplished and handsome, an
the groom will win one of Virginia
.ewels.
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u. Il. WI.
JOHN Is. TAYLOR, Clerk.
A CARD.

Whereas, the Louisiana State Press Asso-
citation, at It's last session in Opelousas, la,
adjourned 10 meet in Thibo,laux on such DAYS
as may De hereafter selected in the year 1889.
We deem 1t necessary and proper to cali Il
lac held in Firem,en's Hall, Thlbodaux, on
SATURDAY, FEB. i6, $3.50, at 3 o'clock D..
~. for the purpose of making the necessary
arrangements to tender the representatives
OF the Louisiana Press Il cordial reception on
that occasion S. L. GRISAMORE.
Pres. Police Ju1y.
j.. L.. AUCOjN,
Mayor Of Thibodaux.
ThibOdaUX, Feb. 9. 1889,
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Notes from the "Pen,"
WHERE THE CRY, ''THE CHINESE MUsT
COP DON'T WORK.

Some months ago, before Capt.
Bates became connected with the
p~enitentiary, n of the Chinese con-
yicts escaped FROM one of the river
camps he was captured recently and
delivered to Capt. Bates. His name
is Wun Lung, OF rather that is what
his commitment states. If his name
has any reference to his lungs proper.
it is very misleading, for those who
are in Il position to know, and who
have heard them tested. think he has
/; dozen lungs. On being questioned,
he poured forth his tale Of woe i'll i'm
passioned strains in the choicest tea
ches%t-literature language; he acted
like he was speaking against time, and
spoke through his mouth and nose at
the same time. All who have heard
aud See Chinese spoken, know how
that language sounds it is akin to
| the noise a horse makes when MUNICH
Ing ORR and the speaker tries to
while his eyes are blinking at the rate
OF five blinks per second. Capt. Bates,
since the days when he was Il 'Johnny
Reb," and had to talk .'Chinese" to
have bis washing done, has neglected
to cultivate the language, and as a
result, his Chinese of to-day is rather
hard to understand, particularly by
Cinnamon. SO he let Wun Lung roll
off about ii thousand yards of his talk,
and then stopped him when he uttered
some words that soumueulll1e ''long-to-
g~ee-aee-pee." To Capt. Bury, who had
lust come in, and who can talk any
language Oh the calendar, he said (:
This CIiinaman says something
about belonging to the e.. A. p, try
him." Capt. Burg did try, but found
out that the Chiuaman dld not belong
to the great order of G. 4. p, of which
some of Baton Rouge's best citizens
are members.
But he recognized the Cllinaman at
once, whom he greeted in Cdttishtown
Chinese, thus: ''Helloee, Washee,
Washee, Stoppee your moukee bust
ness, and tellee why You une away
from campee.'
Wun Lung, seeing that he was recog-
nized, turned to Capt. Burg, and said
.Me talkee Chinamanee talkee causee
me thinkee you like; now me ta,kee
Unitee Statee. Chinaman in muchee
troublee. Whence in Clalifornee
worked hardee, the hoolums beatee
and hickee me, am say, 'Chinaman
must goee.' Ne go to New'lenee and
l cookie, washee and makee o
: Hoo'lums get clothes me washee, an
no wantee pay, Chinaman try to shutee
eye. Ne get tightee, and hoolums
5 cutee me, and me cutee too; he takee
clothes aad coliee %p'leeeman !; sendce
me p~lenitenshee. There me worked
like hellee an' wishee some hoo'lum
come an say 'Chinaman must goee.
Alice salnee me watchee chancee, an
| one dayee run away. The guardet
l shootec but IAissee ne an litee COW
, me go to New'lenee- am fly cope'
Dayil Hencsee catchee me AN sendet
me back. Ne in dee soupee again
CIinaman III dance bad luck, an
' muciiee sick OF the Mclean man
! When me time upee me go TO Chin;
e if me got walkee, an' don't you for
getee.n-Daton Rouge 4dcocate.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
ton, Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bit
tiers, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely On their merits ThibdauS
Druggists.
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Deadheads.

The Marksyille Bulletin clips the
following extract from the address of
Senator ". w. Mathews, of Illinois, at
the late session OF the National Editorial
Association, on the subject Of dead
heads ::
HE said he knew not where TO
look for IL .deadlead.n He could not
find him among the generous citizens
of San Antonio. The genial wide-smil-
ed West Nirginian who presided did
not come upon the list; neither did
The s'Bald headed Angel from Boston,"
first vice president; neither did the
second vice president, from Arkansas;
neither did any one OF the Association,
who were all picked men. Other peo-
pie were more liable to the charge OF
deadheadism than journalists. He
had been a lawyer for twenty-one
years and knew that member OF the
legal profession sometimes approached
the newspaper man, asked u notice
for iii address before a jury gotit.an6
paid nothing for it.. The doctor who
informed the editorial thuuderer that
he had ..iiust performed a very difficult
surgical operations" got his puff-and
paid nothing for it. Theatrical and
concert managers occasionally obtained
insertion for 3Il worth of press notices
and paid two 80 cent tickets for it.
Synlieates of local capitalists who
started manufacturing enterprises
were .boomed,. and paid nothing for
it. When the Westeia Union Tele-
graph Company started a one-horse
telephone exchange it vas extensively
advertised-and paid nothing for it.
Church fairs, weddings in hisl. Life,
and prominent citizens who died, all
gouged the editor for what they could
get out OF lim-and paid nothing ior it.
"And,' concluded the orator, tell HE,
We winged winds, ye booted and spur
red Dakota billiards., WHICH is the
deader head, the citizen i'll his Coffin
OF the living editor, who furnishes his
credentials to visit the shining shore
There was no answer.
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don. Joseph A. Breaux, superinten-
aent Of public education, visited our
own last Sunday in the interest of
le public schools. He conferred with
fteSileat Blake and Superintendent
Aaob!oeh en- tae subject of the schools
aele and took IN the town. but owing
lie bad condition of the roads was
aAable to visit any OF the country
SHOOTS. Mr.. Bleaux left the next day
W The steamer Louisiana for Donald
seayi..e. We were glad to find him
.ooA1ag as well as ever. He expects
Way us another visit late in the fall.
lat Colonel takes Il deep interest i'll
fsotic e%ducation and has proven him
Sii VEL fitted for the position to
s.scf he has been elevated by the
people.
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The Silent Secret.

Helene Rogermere sat upon the
sil!1en divan in the raiatial residence
of her father, the plumber, on Fifth
avenue. Beside her, his cow-lick
dropping gracefully e his alabaster
brow, sat Roe Reginald Ro%secranft, the
poet and litterataur. The night was
waning. Through the rarlor window
shone fair Lana, about three-quarters
full, at times coqdetishly lodging be-
hind a feecy cloud as she carried on a
nocturnal Irritation with Jupiter.
Twas a fit hour for the communion of
souls. Roe Reginald's %attenuated arm
encircled the tapering waist OF Helene,
and her fair head rested upon the
was uneasy.
as thy soul restless this night, my
love? Has the divine a~tflatus seized
thee in its memorable grasp? Gaze
upon Wonder effulgent orb and me-
thinks in her quiet beauty thou shalt
find surcease of sorrow, love-
And still the poet WAS restless.
"Nill no word of mine relieve thee,
dearest. ?" said Helene.
l4ttIulS NGS tlt itjlN II Il ia iSCt
| cadaverous tone. "Words will not
suffice"
Then Helene leaned over her poet
lover and pressed Il burning kiss upon
! his alabaster brow. Looking into the
azure depth of his soulful eyes with an
arch smile she queried:
"Will kisses suffice, lover
"Alas, no." was the heart-broken re-
Spouse, ''for these are evanaseent."-
"Shall Wa walk upon the balcony.
dearest p whispered Helene, in melli-
fluous tones.
"Aias, no, my love; | am too weak
murmured Roe Reginald, With a con
sumptiye sigh.
Helene was perplexed.
Tell me truly" she pleaded. ''has'
thy love for Helene grown cold? Ha.
another usUrped MY place in thy affec
tons ? Art weary OF me, love! Speak
| implore you"
Driven to frenzy by these piteou
appeals, Roe Reginald leaned over til,
fair om soon to be his bride ant
clasped her to his breast in a passion
ate embrace.
"Would'st tllou KNOW" he Missed be
tween his clenched teeth. "what it i
that gnaweth at my vitals which II
poetry, no kisses. nc love. no moon
light, no affection an assuage. Thel
list and I will tell thee
Roe Reginald Reseeranft, the poet
placed his thin and trembling lip
close to the s.ieli-like ear Of his in
amorata, and in ii tyemolo-piZzicat
voice shrieked:
} "Im hungry. Have yon got an
: cold ham III the l.ouse IN. L. Eren
ing Sui.
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Put Your Heart in Your Work.
For the Thibodaux Sentinel.

Put your heart in your work-be it
lofty or humble, l.
And do with your might what your
hand finds to do;
For what is the use over drawbacks to
stumble 4
When pluck and persistence will caay
you through?
Put your heart in your work-be it
even distasteful,
If it be but respectable, honest and
fair.
Remember that he who of moments is
wasteful
VIII rarely win treasures or have them
to spare.
Put your heart in your work-he who
does accomplishing
The tasks, hard or easy, which come
every day,
VIII find. while from murmurs his
tongue is retaining,
Contentment and cheerfulness brighten
his way.
Put your heart in your work-per-
chance pearls may be lying
Awaiting your search in the drifts OF
the sand:
And the gold which eludes you when
fretfully signing
May some day be reached by your dill
gent hand.
Put your heart in your work-an1
while no trust hetrayinS,
Be true to the hopes that in secret you
hold;
And the work that You love and the
goal of your praying
May be placed i'll your hands ere youl
life has grown old. -EssIE.
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Proclamation of Election.
MAYORALTY OF THIBODAUX,
ThilO,laux. Et,brnary 5 1879

Pursuant to section Is Of the act of incor-
roration Of the town of Thibodaux, approved
May Goth, 1916 and III obedience to a resolu-
ton OF the Trustees of the town of Thibo-
daux adopted this day. l. J. L.. Aucoin, May
or OF the town of rhibodaux. do hereby issue
this my proclamation ordering all election to
be held at the Town Hall, on Wednesday,
March 6, 1899, from 10 O'clock a. m. to 2
o'clock =. III . for the purpose of selecting a
Trustee of said town to fiji the %unexpired
term OF john 5. I. Dezaucle, Il vacancy hay
ing been occasioned by the resignation ut
sud Mr.. Dezauchc
The said election will be- presided over by
the Mayor and two Trustees in accordance
with law.
j.. L. AUCOIN, Mayor.
JOHN Il. TAYLOR. Clerk.
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Nr, Joseph Clau6et, of the st. Ber-
narl plantation, met with what came
Vel nigh proving Il very fatal accident.
He was kicked by his horse i'll the left
sle, and in his efforts to parry the
sov, fell on his back against u piece
Of tia.ber and seriously hurt himself.
We are happy to be able to chronicle
that at this present writing his injuries
cave been pronounced painful but not
dangerous.
F4.i accident is particularly regret
aie oa account of the rumorcd APP
ltoac.iins nuptials of our young friend
VIII one of Thibodaux's most accom-
Pasted yonng ladies.
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TAKE LAaAaDE,s ELIXIR FOR DYsPEP-

The remains of a Dakota desperate
who died Il few Years ago were ex-
humed last week 10y relatives from the
East and found to have turned to
stone. 1t was then remembered that
for several months prior to his decease
he complained of feeling rocky.-Chi-
cagO Tribune.
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More Unsolicited Testimony

Wittshurg. Ark. July 18th. 1887.
&,seh'ieahall " Co., Evansville, Ind.
q nm us NJ once gross Certain Chill Cure.
a,ue universal satisfaction. we sell under
, u" guarantee and never had u bottle
N'u'ned. Respectfully yaur friends
,. BEDFORD 4 HAMILTON.
''lu oy ihibodaux Pharmacy.
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E. Charles J. Barker, our efficient
-5sr. visited the Crescent City on
-,ss last Wednesday.
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Pain and mud, mud and rain, with
/. oreasional day of fine weather just
/, inspire hopes to be dashed the next
,~,oeat-snch has been oar prevailing
,,,her since the beginning of the
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Mr.. +. GoHanx-I have prescribed vonr
Pie Ointmeatt Tor the past five Years and in
every ease it gave satisfaction.
G.. 4. DuvAL. N. D.
Call for sampies Of Ausi-Aslhua.ltic AZ your
druggist
To +. Gouaux. Houma. La:
have on several occasions used Your Anti
Astimatic miXtlre and powder, and have
found instant relief by using same.
Z. +. SARRAZIS, SJackson st. n. o.
Call for samples OF Anti-Asthlnatic AT your
druggist.
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nr II. Dansereau AID his alniabie
l,pqbter. Miss Matli iile, took trip
i New Orleans last Wednesday. 1t is
\ ury seldom that the doctor leaves
nvn that his absence for however
.hcg; i time is always noticed.
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Ml. Florestan liaydel has a secret
uIccess for destroying the pernicious
grass, which is said 10 be very
He has sent a petition, nu-
.elously signed, to Washington, pray
for aid to enable him to put it to
ls on a large scale. We trust his
Forts may prove successful.
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NEW ORLEANS, November %, 1888.
Mr.. F. Gouaux, ilouma, Lid.
Dear >ir-Our sales Of your celebrated
Asthma Remedies are increasing daily and
with universal satisfaction.
/. l.. Lyons Il Co., A & "A Camp St.79
Branch office for Gouauxs Remedies.
Decatur street, up stars. Call tor samples
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NEW ORLExNs, November 20, 1888.
ouv Eer IL ryoar ist

f. GOuauX, ESq., tIArH1acFSt'
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in adding my
testimony to the remedial properties OF and
soothing effects produced by your already
we'll known Asthma Powder, my wife having.
by its use. been relieved OF a most distressing
Cough, rher other Remedies had faited.
Yours truly, A. G. LAsTRAPEs
With Finlay & Brunswig. lWholesale Drug
House.)
Branch office for Gouaux's Remedies, 81 De-
catur street. up stairs. Call tor samples.
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.iat correspondent, IS. Co. has
al furnished Us with his second
.mrut on "Our Oysters" Wake
- G.r your readers are on the
z 50"
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Goy. KGohloch and lion. l.. =. Gail
baet spent a few days in the Crescent
|ar attending the State Council of the
X. of A., to which they nc dele
|fts from st. Charles Branch No. 1886,
heated here. The Governor had some
(ssiness before the Supreme Court to
Etead to, also.
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Tie entertainment which was to
have taken place last Thursday even
me- at Fireinen's Hall, has been post
pnet. ON account of the inclemency
dt.e weather, until Tuesday evening
eyt, when Judge Carver Will deliver
81 Instructive discourse Oh the poetry
a history, geography and mythology.
lrhe famous Thibodaux Brass Band,
the Pelican Brass Band Of Napoleon
slls and the Progress Band of Donald
seville will discourse sweet music for
tie occasion.
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n work in your spring gardens
..on as the weather permits.
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Let everybody attend the Il
meeting to-day and help the good
aust
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Gold Day" was enjoyed by a
,ouse last Saturday.
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1t is said that 7o,0U0, 900 Goldfish
are caught annually off the Newfound-
land coast.
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arneIe Toms Cabin" will I've pre-
Es-ri at Fircmen's Hall Saturday,
b.. %, by the famous Boston Ideal
|mpany. A matinee will he given at
O'Clock in the evening, to which all
Eaoal children i'll be admitted at the
Eg price of Is cents. They will be
Even cards which they must present
h the door. Parents should not fail
6take their little folks to witness this
Egeat spectacular play.
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.ggbat's the weather going to do9'
NJ oaely in cverybody's mouth.
+. don't know; ask some weather
onlet.
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OTaC

Bids will he received at the office of the
Police Jury. parish OF Latourche. La. until
February ~, noon. for TIE construction Oh a
public bridge across bayou LOnion.
For particulars inquire ot
). r. GRISAMORE, President.
Thibodaux, La, January 22d. 1889.
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LOCAL NEWS.

amt fail to attend 'A.e mass meet
\ p-dsy.
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TAKE LAGARDE'S ELIXIR FOR INDIGES.
TION.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-16

Great mass meeting this evening at
Firemen's Hall. Go one and all.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-16

TAKE LAGARDE'S- ELIXIR FOR SICK
HEADACHE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-16
Extra Fine Seed Rice For Sale.

I offer for sale a large quantity of CHoIC
SEED RICE, raised from best seed and grown
on new land. Apply to
THEODULE BAIE.
iyi9-Ifn Acadia Plantation, Thibodaux, La.