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coScEALiE THE TRUTH.

Miss Houler- krd pray tell me truly,
professor, what do You think of my
voice."
Professor-"l tcusez, moi, madcmoi-
sclle, Ipositivcl. could no be so incourtc-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02
BUDGET|OF FUN.
HUMOROUS stETcHEs FROM
VARIouds SOURCES.

His Second Thou iit-Conccalins the
Truth-Biting Farcasm-Before
Tasins-S1fnight Bell il
the Dis nce, Etc.
Upon rustic bdch they sat.
And talked Of It's and also that,
When, i'll burs of rapture, he
Exclaimed: II 3nli not happier be
As Kin5upon throne"
Then came Il drhry crash, alas!
And both sank fifty on the gcass
Bruised. out Of emper from his fall,
II think" he gPwled. ''that after all,
I'D ra Ter take the throne"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02
A Unique Sign.

The following unique advertisement
hangs in front of table newsstand at
the corner of William and Fulton streets
in New York:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02

BOB KEEPS THIS STAND AND THIS
STAND KEEPS BOB, WITH YOUR ASSIST
: ANcE.
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Bless me, driver, but this is q hairy
sort of n night" and the only passenger
of the Red Gnlch stage drew his ulster
closer about him and even then shivcred
a little with the cold.
"Yes, we'd ortef hcv stopped back
ycndcr until mornin', but the mail haz
ter go through if we kin git it. Ye see,
they is awful pertic'lar about it an
amt bin on the route before. 1 don't
want ter fail on my first trip"
"You don't mean to say you don't
know this road2"
"Wa'al, l calc'latc I know it pretty
well, but amt reg'lcr driver. that's
all. The horses hez ben along here often
enough"
"Are there any bad places2"
zone that's right bad, bout two
miles this side O. town, long side of
Indian hill. The roads between the
hill and the Smoky River. Haven hc's
the old drivcD used to have light in
his house along there to guide him when
nc kim in late. 'Spcct thcrc'll be one
tonight The horses'll just bear off to
the right O. the light, an we'll be all o. X. -
The rickety old stage numbered on for
an hour. 1t was quite dark and the
horses, weary and confused by the now
whirling snow, were picking out the way
slowly.
"We're almost thar volunteered the
driver, Joe Horris.
"Most whereG" asked the passenger,
who had forgotten the former conversa-
ton.
GHOST to the river cut by Ravens
house"
"Say, driver, I know Haven, and /
guess III get out at the house. You can
take my things on down to the hotel, and
! Ill &c down in the morning.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

Reneaab
ID. Chas. Claude, Of Houma, visited
us during the week.

Dr.. Chas. Claude, Of Houma, visited
us during the week.
Mr.. C. C. Williams, of Lafourche
Crossing, passed several days ip our
town, attending court.
Messrs Th. Ducos and francois
Derame, two prominent citizens Of
the Cut OF, were in town last Thurs
day.
His Honor Mayor Dupaty, of Napo-
leonville, better known in u midst
as genial Max, made his man. friends
here happy by his visit last Thursday.
Mr.. N. Brennan, the efficient agent
of the Southern Pacific ut Raceland,
visited his many friends at this place
during the week.
Mr.. w F. Owens, manager of the
Southern Pacific, spent the greater
part of the week in our town in at
tendance on court in connection with
the cas- of Mcmahon vs. Southern
Pacific Railroad.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
Known and SO popular AS to need no
|spccial mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise. A purer medicine does not ex-
b and it is guarantee. Il to do all that
ltlaimed. Electric Bitters will cure
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
y rennove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhenm
g other affections caused by impure
I'd. viii drive Malaria from the
fem and prevent as well IS cure all
vial Fevers. For care Of head
Constipation and Indigestion try
nc Bitters. Entire Subtraction
teed, or money Refunded.
- cts. and 81 per bottle ct Thu
: Drug Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

Nhitewashing and painting are get
ting to he fashionable in u town.
We don't believe much in fashions
generally but then there are fash
ices aud fashions and We must draw
~ line somewhere. The whitewash-
ins and painting fashions we highly
approve Of and ardently hope that
they will prove contagious and that
sfery freeholder in the town will set
It his. premises in the fashion. Now
y the. time to Go tin the sweet
spring tide. Let paint and white
seeA brushes be piled until the whole
uktfis transformed into "a thing OF
eeanty and joy forever"
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Lower Lafourche Items.
April 10, 1889.

April ~, 1908.
Last week l forgot to tell John Bill
that l was O. X. again, and that to see
how some of the saints of the "grand
old party" were abusing each other
made me feel like u new man.
couple of Sundays ago a gypsy was
exhibiting q tame bear at LOckport,
and a couple of Lower Lafourche
young men were amongst the curious.
While looking at the antics of Brnin,
a fight occurred between two negresses,
and, according to the custom Of their
race, they Invent to law" The con-
sequences were that our two young
friends had to make a trip to Your
town to give their testimony before
Judge c. A. Eugerran. Had they been
allowed to pass sentence upon the
fighters Col. James would have had
two new boarders.
Last year at this date several large
shipments of onions had already been
made from here and planters were
ready to begin digging their potatoes.
Not SO this year, and no shipments
will probably be made before the end
of the mouth and then only in limited
quantities.
We see by n. O. papers that tie
Police Juries Of several parishes have
made appropriations in aid Of the Sol
diers' Home. Lafourche parish has
her share of veterans of the Lost
Cause, and some of her unfortunate
sons may yet have (althougll we hope
nOt) to thankfully receive the shelter
of the Soldiers Home. Cannot GU 1
Police Jury also do something toward
that noble institution
j! Now that the Lenten season is draw
ing rear its end, Dame Rumor has it
that several marriages are ON the tapis.
The would be benedicts had bette,
keep their ames and those of their in
tended brides secret, or else r. E. Bel
will find them out and give theil
names to the numerous readers Of the
J SENTINEL.
: Last week We had the pleasure q
meeting Mr.. Frank PARA, n of ou'
efficient Police Jurors. Mr.. PARA re
ports the crops in his section to b.
good. We are informed that it is hi
intention to use all his energy to pre-
vent the further closing up of Bayou
: L'Eau Bleu by the Southern Naviga
S ton Company. Canal. That is right
| Frank, flight it out on shat line if i
takes all summer"
Mr.. f. H. Lacroix has lately bough
the dredgeboat formerly used by Fore
g. Leblanc aud JOS. T. Badeaux. MI
Lacroix We understand, has offered t
sell his boat to the planters of tn
Fourth Drainage District. AS thi
boat has been thoroughly repaired
: we sincerely hope that some arrange
mcnts will be made in order to secur
u o good drcdgeboat for this district.
Last week Harris Nickel Plate Sho,
gave two representations, one at Ha
rang's Canal, aud the other at Lock
port. Sickness in the family of til
writer prevented him from attending
y but if reports. are true, the manager {
Harris show came up to his pr0mis
and gave the best show that ever can
here Respectfully,
-.------
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nur town has been more lively
IN usual this week with the atten-
pee Of Jurors, witnesses and lit
.nts. The railroad case and the
snuer murder case, which came on
b;sl. attracted q great many curious
Spople.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

We learn from Judge A.. F.. Kno-
noch. the efficient school superinten-
mt. that no institute will be held
ais year, us two years ago. He has
seen in correspondence with Col.
Royd of the State normal school at
EKatchtoches, relative to holding such
"a institute, but the matter failed OF
Emccess.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

p..eball is beginning to bloom
= the "frst rose OF spring" We
- there was an interesting game
4 Sunday ut Tetreau's park. Go it,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

nou't fail to read the business card
III. H. w. Frost, proprietor of the
n known Excelsior" Saw Mill.
Sn;ce lumber of every description
srsys on hand and cheap. Orders
mmptly filed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

s 1866 IS
The interest on MIRA. Harvey's note for two
years IS now due, and an appropriation Of
$3.50 80 is recommended to pay same.
The insurance policy on town hall and clock
expires on April ~, the same having been in-
sured Tor three years ut the cost OF $40. Now,
II 1t is the pleasn re OF the trustees to have
will have to be introduced, authorizing some
one tO renew aame.
have boen compelled to discontinue hav-
ing dirt hauled and dumped into the various
ruts aud holes in the streets, as the dirt
which was thrown out Of the bayou and the
canal during low water has all been utilized
aud the bayou is too high to Obtain more ut
present.
All If which 10 respectfully submitted.
j. l.. AUCOlN, Mayor.
The Finance Committee presented the fol-
lowing report:
Your Committee on Finance rave examin-
ed thoroughly the report OF the treasurer and
collector and find them true and correct:
Respectfully submitted.
p. l.. BRAUD, Chairman.
EDWARD BADEAUX,
The following resolution was offered and
adopted by the vote which follows it
Be It resolved, That an appropriation of
Que hundred and sixty-six 85-lOO dollars be
aud is hereby made to pay claims recon-
April 5th. 1929. Z. l.. BkAUD, Chairman
Finance Comittes.
The Treasurcr's, Collectors M Market
Masters reports for the month OF February,
which had been referred to the Finance COm-
mittee for examination and approval, were
presented duly examined and approved by
said committee, to wit
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

r.o short months ago tho cry was
j mud everywhere and now the
~alaiut is dust, dust. Some NOR
n are bard to please, anyhow.
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The case CT j. b. Mcmahon VS..
esuthern Pacific Railroad, involving
question of $4,000 in damages al
eced to have been sust ined through
.f6e gross negligence of the defendant,
spgaged Il great deal of the time OF
fbc judge aud jury this week. At
he present writing taking of the evil
s3ence has not yet been concluded and
IN one can foretell the outcome.
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and sgsinst. On motion Of Nj. Cohlun, second
ed by MIR. sTr0tter. further action there0a
was postponed until next meetin.. Carried.
tn ordinances relative to bana0a peelings.
was taken up and unanimously passed by the
following vote:
Yeas-Badeaux, Braud, Coulon and Trot-
ter.
Nays-NOno.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13
..ptribution from "Essie" has
sssvoidably crowded out Of this
Il will appear in our next.

meeting of the Police Jury has
nostponed to April oath. Take
all parties interested.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

= We take pleasure in calling the at.
I~ftntion of our readers to the card of
our friend, Thomas A. Badeaux, ESQ.,,
attorney ut law and notary public, who
has opened his Office OH Market street.
MT. Bndeaux is too well known as a
good lawyer and polished gentleman
70 need any recommendation to our
ptople. All business placed in his
hands will be carefully and promptly
attendcd to.
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w. L. Howell, Esq, Of Napoleon
vile was in oar town ON last Wednes-
DAY. He came down to represent a
distinguished parsonage by the name
|Uf jeff Davis, sometimes named Davie
Bernard, who stood charged with
Ishooting at u dwelling house, some
persons being lawfully therein. The
case resulted in IL mistrial and was
continued unit, the next term.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.

leather aid planters calling
Which is ,sry much needed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

Yesterday, before Judge Beattie,
the trial of Clifford Tanner, charged
with the killing of the Italian shoe
maker, Giovanni Blanca, on the night
Of March 8, took place. The accused
was represented by Hon. E. A. O'Sul-
Ivan, while District Attorney l.. +.
Caillouet took care of the States in
terest. Numerous witnesses were ex-
amined, and after an able charge by
the Judge the jury retired and returned
into court in twenty minutes with q
verdict OF not guilty.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-13

We return our thanks to the Thibo-
Idaux Brass Band for the pleasure at
ferded by their delightful serenade of
last Sunday. This well known insti-
tuition is now under an efficient man.
sgement and is in fine trim. The boys
turned ont last Sunday and charmed
the denizens of ThibodauX with the
lively strains of their sweet music.
They are bracing up for the tiremen's
parade aud will accompany the Hook
and Ladder Company.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-22
Criminal.

WILLIAM JONES, the trusted employe of
j. IL. Builder & Co., educational publishers,
Philadelphia, has Disappeared and MS
accounts are $4,000 short.
IAoKsoNvruLE, Fla,-LRte on Wednesday
night Frank Woler, deputy collector of
internal revenue, went TO the house of
John Brasswell an elicit distiiler near
Westvile to arrest him. Brasswell resist
ed and shot Noller dead.
The trunk of Miss Fannie Lssey, of La
Crosse. Wis, sas broken open on board
the steamer Vera, at Jersey City, n. j,
Nine hundred dollars worth OF iewelry
aud 500 in money was taken while she
was bidding good bye to her friends.
EprN S. ALLEN, the defaultirg express
idsut OF the Forty second and Grand
Street Ferry Railroad, Of New York, has
been sentenced 10 seven years imprison.
meut at hard labor on each of the two
dlctments--fourteen years in oil.
ST. PAU. Mimi. - man answer
ing TO the description of the Wiscon-
-lu Central train robber, and carrying
two reyolvers and three watches, was seen
in the railway yards here Tuesday even
ing. The police attempted 70 capture
him, but he escaped.
NEW YoRK.-The Grsnd Jury has pre-
seuted 10 the Court OF General Sessions
two indictments against Eben s. Allen,
ex President or Forty Street and
Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company
charging him with forgeries.
MARrIN BURKE, the principal Cronin
murder suspect, has been fully identified
As the man who rented their cottage IN
this City last spring under the name OF
Drank Williams" II was at this cottage,
and while it was rented by Burke, that
DR.. Crouin was killed.
TRrAsuRRB BROWN, OF the Riverside
Mills, who has been missing since the
failure of Brown, Steese q CLARK, has been
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-22
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Fires and Casualties.

TEE boiler in the stove factory Of
Sanderson & Co, at Louisvi,lu, exploded,
silling Jas. Jackson, Lotion MeL ger and
Dennis Purdy, and juriDg several
oLhers.
MARsHFIELD, ws.-At Unity station, on
the Wisconsin Central rocd, a bear carried
of little girl of wcodmsn named
Kleinert. The father pursued the animal
and killed IT. the child escaping without
serious injury. The bear weighed 430
ponnde.
SUPERIOR Hon. W. Il. Newton died
Tue sday morning from injuries received
by fall from buggy. He has been a
resident of THE city since 1862, and was
man VINO laid out the original town site
of Superior.
LITTLE Rock, Ark.-By the explosion of
boiler in the Grounds mill at Saratoga
Ark, William Lee, Jemes Jackson, and
James Crooks were fatally injured and j..
W. Grady. Frank Matthews, Gam Jack
son and ROBERT Chamberlain seriously
wounded.
CH1oAGo.-Bam d Turner, manufscrur-
urs of sausage caslngs, have been attach
ed for $4,000. The firm Was one OF the
largest of irr kiud III the country, but
it's credit, from a variety of oausse, has
not of ate been good. The liabilities and
assets will amount well up into the thou
sands.I
PATTERSON, n. IA terrific cloud burst
occurred heIe Wednesday morning. The
streets are waRhed out, cellars flooded and
sewers ohoked so that the water spurted
ont Of he man holes to the heia ut OF ten
feet Sidewalks were washed away and a
woman was swept several blocks toward
the river before she was rescued by three
men. In some places the water on the
streets was four feet deep
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-22

located in Toronto. He has notified his
wife to realize as mueh as possible by
the sale of her private property and
follow him, With his three daughters, into
exile.
NEW YoRk-Eben s. Aline, the late
president of the Forty-secont Street
railway charged with fraudulent over
Issue of the pany's stock, pleaded
guilty in the Court of Sessions. By the
request of his CONSUL sente ce has been
deferred.
GRAND RAPIDs.-Deputy Sheriff Sin
CLAIR and his brother d. A. Sinclair, went
70 arrest Amel Goch and his hired man
for stealing wheat from the neIghbors.
When the sheriff approached the house d
bullet shruck mis- brother, mortally wound
ing him. and he afterward died. The
sheriff returned the fire killing the hired
man. Gooh has not been ca ytured.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL EAGLE,
the slayer OF Judge Terry, was released
from all at 5 ocktou, CAL, Saturday, on
a writ OF hsoeas corpus and taken 10
San Francisco by Marshal Franks. The
Department OF Justice at Washington has
telegraphed United States Attorney Carey,
at San Francisco, instruct'ug him TO IN
dcrtake the defense OF Nagle on behalf
of the government.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-22
Cable Flashes.

The Emperor of China wants to visit
America.
AUGUST 26 has been fixed upon for the
execution of Mrs. May brick, 81 Liverpool,
England.
BoULANGT8 has issued another manifes-
to addressed TO Honest People" deolar-
ing that it was the senate chamber that
secured his conviction.
A PARIS csblegram announces the
death of the philanthropist VIM. Shaw,
vice president of the Pennsylvania coal
company. He is said to be worth 100000
900.
The election in the North Division of
Belfnst TO fiji the vacancy in the House
of Commons, oaesed by the death Of Sir
William Ewait, Conservative, resulted in
the return of SIT Edwin Harlan, Con-
servative.
LATER advioes concerning the fire at
Saohsenberg, Germany, are that one-helf
of the town was saved. The losses are
very heavy, the poor being the chief suf-
ferers and the greatest distress prevails.
The President Of the Spanish-American
Union, which includes LOO merchants,
says that south Americas exhibit at the
Worlds Fair in 1892 will be most elabor-
ate and extensive.
TIM Uourt of French Senators have
sentenced Gen. Boulsnger, Count Dillon
and Henri RooherOith to be deported to
some fortified place in the jurisdiction
OF the government.
LoNDoS those who voted
ngauet the Government on Mr.. Grsy's
amendment TO the Tithts bin ia the House
of Comm ons we're SIX Unionists, iPht
Conservatives and all the Paruellite mem
bers.
PARIs.-The council Of state has issued
a decree anuuuIng Gen. Boulanger's
election TO any one and all the twelve
seats IN the councils general, on the
ground that he Is legally Ineligible.
THAr remarkable woman, the Empress
of Austria, has not allowed her many
sorrows to overwhelm her. She is now
pursuing the study of Greek, in which
she is said to make good progress.
CoNsrANrGSoPLE adyices state that the
Turkish government is pressing on the
wotk on the Notifications at Erzeroum in
consequence OF the movements OF the
Russian troops on the Armenian frontier.
The Russians are organizing bodies q
independent cavalry throughout the Cau-
oasus.
PARIs-The sentence imposed on Gen
eral Boulauger, Count Dillon aud Henri
Rochetort by the Senate Court ocoasloned
no excitement in THE city. Thus far thu
utmost quietness has prevailed The
Republican journals are convinced that
public opinion will ratify TIE decree OF
the court. The conservative and Boulsn'
gist papers ere ssnguine that the gen
eral elections for members of the Cham
Der OF Deputies will show that the peopl,
do not approve of the verdict.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-22

Minneapolis, have been forwarded to
for such snswer ss he may see fit to
make.
ASSISTANT PasIMAsTER General Clark
son has informed Assistant Secretary
Bstohellor that ne is in telegrap hic com
munioation with Postmaster General
Wanemsker on the subject OF Govern
met Geographic rates, and hopes for a
speedy settlement OF the question.
ACTING POSTMASTER GENERAL CLARKsoN
has agardsd the contract for furnishing
postal cards o the postoffice spartmen
Tor four years, beginning October l, next,
to Albert Daggef, of New York, Il e lowest
bidder unler the recent call tor pro
posals.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY TICHEEoR sent
the following Telegram to Congressman
ToWnsend of Colorado: "The meaning
aud effect of the appraiser report and
the departments decision concerning
the wool waste Il evidently misuuder-
stood. The decision ia in every res poet
restrictive aud prevents an im pOrtsbior
az the low rates OF these so-called wastes. "
The only house ever built by George
Washington &C the capital city or the
nation Is still stancing in Washington. II
was originally q 'hree-stOrY brick, but
when the street on which it sbal DIS was
graded, two more stories were added,
making il five story building, which Is
now used for a hotel. Some of the rooms
are in pretty much the same condition
az when they were occupied toy Washing
ington in 1892. A few old pieces of
furniture are said to be still secreted
about the house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-22
BOULANGER SENTENCED.
He Was Guilty OF Ambezzlement and viii be
Punished for it.

He Was Guilty OF hmbezzlement and viii be
Punished for it.
PARIS. The ooart found Boulsn-
ger guilty of embezzling the pub
lie funds, and sentenced him with Count
Dillon and NJ, Rachefort to be deported.
After the announcement of the sentence
the court adjourned in order to frame
text of the decree of the sentence, which
will be voted upon in secret
session and read at a public setting.
Republican groups of the senate adopted
resolutions requesting the government
~ enforce the decree after the court has
dissolved calling attention TO the gravity
of absence IN the senate of ministers and
demanding that steps be taken against
all officials implicated in the case.
PARIS - Nauquat and Lsguerre and
other Boulengists have gone to London
TO consult with Boulanger regarding
the proclamation which is TO be issued.