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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-26
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR SALE AT THE THIBoDEAUx PHARMACY
Grand Fair.

The committee having the same in
charge ale preparing ii grand enter
tainnent and fair, for the benetit OF
~'li'nia"< Fire Co. No. aHl IIe3e
.io"N ;.A,. Ladder Co. 10. l., which
will take place on May 1.2.3. On Fri
day and Saturday nights the enter
tainment will consist of the beautiful
play Of Little Red Riding Hool in
which so children will appear, who
have been trained by Mrs. j. L. Blan-
chard. This will be something new
and interesting. On Sunday the hail
will be opened for general amuse-
ments promenades etc, in which
every M can have an opportunity Of
enjoying him or herself. Remember
the day and date and assist the fire
me at the same time. Everybody
should attend.
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The disposition Of the Surplusin the
L. 5. Treasury engages the attention
of enr Statesmen. but Il more vital
question has Il attention, and that is
the reduction of our Surplus Consump-
tives. Since the discovery and intro
ductIon OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for CONSUMPTION, there has been a
marked decrease in the mortality from
this dreaded disease, and it is possible
to still further reduce the number of
Consumptiyes. How? By keeping
constantly at hand a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery and using ac-
cording TO directions, upon the appear
ance OF the first symptoms, such as a
Cough. Il Cold, n Sore Throat, a Chest.
or Side Pain. Taken thus early Il cure
is guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at Thibodaux Drug
Store.
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The appointment of the Hon. Jos.
A. Breaux to a seat in the Supreme
Court in Louisiana, will necessary ere
ate Il vacancy in the Office of Superin-
tendant of Public Education.
Mr.. Breaux has made an admirable
Superintendent, and all friends of pub
lie education will regret to see hin,
abandon that position.
He has made the observance Of the
duties incumbent on him as a public
officer, II of pleasure and devotion.
The cause of public education a i'll
afford to lose such a leader.
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To-day is the seventy-tirst anniver-
sary Of tie institution of the Indepcn-
dent Order of Odd Fellows il the
western world. The brethren in
New Orleans will celebrate that event
Tonight in Odd Fellows Hall on Camp
street, by addresses and a grand ball.
Brother s. T. Grisamore, p. G. VI. who
is m Of the orators for the occasion
went down yesterday Brother I. D..
Kent, \. G., of Excelsior 81 and other
brothers of that Lodge have gone or
will go to day.
At Slaughter in East Feliciana par
ish, new Lodge will be Instituted
and the brothers will have q good
time generally.
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Is Consumption Incsrablei

Read the following: Mr.. c. II. Nor
RS, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incura-
ble Consumptive. Began taking DR..
Kings New Discover, for Comsum-
ton, am now on my third bottle, and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever ma6u.
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, OHIO,
says: "Ilad it not been for Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption I
would have died of Lung troubles.
Was given up by Doctors. Am nowin
best of health" Try it. Sample bot
ties free at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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From reports that come in daily
the prospect for a fine crop of sugar is
excellent. Planters are enthusiastic
over their stands Of plant cane, whilst
they find the stubblc much better than
freeze. With IL fair season the pros
pect looks bright for a large crop Of
sugar. The potato crop has how
ever been a disastrous one, the late
freeze almost completely running it.
crop.
Of rice ii is too early to speak at
present, that cereal not being far
enough advanced yet to give an idea
Of its expectations.
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Miss Alice Taylor formerly of Or
ange Grove plantation near Thibo-
daux, but l%atterly & resident, at Poy-
dras La, was married April II, 1890,
to Mr.. Louis II. Merrill of Beloit Wis
c%onsin, the Rev. A. $. Clark officiating.
Miss Alice has many friends here
who wish her happiness ard prosperi-
ty in her western home.
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ZenObia.
lFor tho EknISHL.1

see where she comes in that Respondent car,
With royal hCr2iIds shouting from afar
Ih2 captive's name. Her eouqueror disdsfns
The naughty queen who wears his CALLING
chains.
Eut widowed sovereign, from thy proud es-
tate
Though fallen now. and Der thy bitter fate
Not tyrdut5s hand can break Thy WOaIaa's
vii.
Ienobia ! rs thy noble deeds were told.
Well were thy letters forged OF shining gold.
The captor's spoil thy people andthy crown,
But not thy strength Of mind, thy fair re
noWn.
Stately and graceful as Maconian swan,
Fresh as Aurora in the flush Of dawn,
Roman arm sUbduc5 that dauntless micn,
Dethroned she may be, but no less d & queen /.
ESSIE.
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nsg-wiNE or cAaDu,. a Tonic ior Women.

To keep cool is Ii Of the most i'm
portant duties of life these warm DAYS.
To ID that nicely and wisely, bny
one of the patent ice cream ireezers AT
McBride's, and make yourself plenty
of that delicious beverage.
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Miss Emma Duane Of Brooklyn,
New York, who has been the guest of
her aunt Mrs. S. T. Grisamore since
September last, left yesterday for New
Orleans where she will remain until
Wednesday, ard then leave for her
northern home.
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Mr.. j. c. Webster has spent some
time in Thibodaux in the interest Of
the State Fair that VIII be held in Ba-
ton Rouge in October next.
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Try BLAck. DRAUciiT tea for Dyspepsia.

Especially
Washington d. c., Friday, April % 80
S. I. Grisamore City,
A resolution has just passed house
OF representatives. appropriating one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
food sufferers. 1t will next go to the
senate. ANDREW PRICE
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LOCAL 17EWS.

Sugar and rice plann..a an l,ieued
TO advertisement OF VI. 3. Blooul-
field.
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Remember next Friday and Satur-
day nights and do not fail to go and
sec Little Red Ridinghood.
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MeE.res,s WINE OF cAaDul tor female diseases

At the annual session of the grand
.commandcry of the Knights of the
Golden Rule of Louisiana held in the
city of New Orleans. on Tuesday, April
22nd, 1890, Mr.. r. r. Mcbride was
unanimously re elected grand com
mander. This makes three times
that Mr.. Mcbride has been honored
with this honorable position.
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'McELREE's WINE or cARDu, 10. W.


For nearly half a century Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has been the most
popular congh remedy il the world,
The constantly increasing demand for
this remedy proves it 10 he the very
best specific for colds, coughs, and all
diseases Of the throat and lungs.
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The sound of the jingling bells,
bells, bells, the Naturalization of
the bells, bells, bells, nnounc the
arrival of the ice man. Now when
the voice Of the wonder is heard
~'FScream. ~I'Screan. T'Scream" every
thing will be ever so lovely.
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In order that all persons MAY attend
the hremen's entertainment, both Fri
day and Saturday nights, the admis-
sion has been fixed at the low price Of
% cts. for adults and Is cts. for chill
dren. The committee requests lis also
to say that all contributions in the
shape of chickens, eggs and cakes. can
be sent to II. ". Tabor. esq. The
ladies of the town and vicinity are
courteously requested to assist in max
ing cakes for the occasion, al of which
will be greatly APP rs ciatel ty the fire
men.
The question OF "parkage" that has
always raised such Il furorc in this
parish e ms to be gaining friends. A
gentlemen from Coteau Folse who was
in ThihniauX last week WAS eloquent
in speaking in favor uf Il law of that
kind in Lafourclle. The days are
passing away when enc man must
make miles of fence to keep his neigh
boris COW from eating his growing
crop:
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During the present month the water
in Bayou Lafourche has stood 10. 3 to
10. l inches until Wednesday night it
began to fall and on yesterday morn
ing 1t had fallen to Is. 5 inches. This
was probably from the effects of the
crevasses that had broken ont in Ba-
ton Rouge and Point Coupee Parishes.
This fan will be a great relief to the
settlements. overlooked by ST. Mary
Crevasse, rs the decrease of water
flowing through that breach will not
occasion any further rise from back
water. and may cause a fall, even. of
the same.
The breaks along the river above
Plapueninc will prove disastrous to
the settlements in their rear, and may
fill up in part the great basin between
the Lafourche and the Teche.
1t is probable that the fall now as
low down Us Helena will reach the
lower river in time to check the inflow
sufficiently to prevent any general in
nndation in that basin. 1t necessarily
requires time to fill so much space
whilst the Atclafal,ya river is carry
ing so great IL quantity of water into
the Cult. The situation is alarming,
it is true, but it may not prove disas-
trous to the interior parishes. The
low lands around Morgan City are not
covered, which shows that the basin
is far from being full.
Large posters announce that the
firemens grand fair will take place
next Friday, Saturday and Sunday
May =, 3 and I. On Friday and Sat
urday nights Ito beautiful, spectacu-
lar play of Little Red Riding Hood
will be given in which 30 young la
dies and children will take part. I'M
der the direction of Mrs. j. Z. Blan-
chard. whose ability to train and pre-
pare such presentations have been
heretofore proven by the great success
attending her efforts. n addition to
this there will he music by the ia
nous T%IibndauN Brass Band. and 20
cal music, duets, qnar6ets etc. Sun
day vii: hc devoted 10 promenade aud
ot!rr amilsements. Refreshments of
all Kinds will he ready for the weary,
the t1ungly and thirsty.
DiED-On Batemar's Island, near
BE wick City, on Tuesday. Apri. =.
lS:,o. Charles james Gross, aged Is
yeats.
Deceased was well knoen intLis par
isll. and at Que time he was Il wealthy
planter on Belle River. lie was mar
lied three times, and is the father of
children, having five by his last
wife.
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1870 ~ CBDAB kByA
= bsess4a 1Own UaAsv eAs 1Auunh -
1e0eesstss ueepssnas.
CEDAs kErs. ia, Nsy f7.-Csdsr Esv,-
oeszae - last veok, has hesn II posi-
ssen g Mayor Cottr1il ana : hand q armed
buslness has bsen at : ssandstfrI.
end esfassns have ben eonfned % dbl
nousss to lear 81 their livss. The Urfted
otases customhouse was e,ossd ana Col
rector 6inke5tou was throo1auad th.s q g.
showed bimsolf On The oseets he would g
snos On aghk The collector. however.
succesoed - setting : dispatch 20 t.
treasury oeportnent q Washinetou. ana
yessefoay fhe United States revenue steamer
AcLeoe arrived OF The city. coming IN
un0e1 1nu head q steam from Tanauieo
49, now - - He city 'front.' her heavy
s tour-pound howitssrs turned on The
nsyor CottsslI and his band are q pre,-
sns q hiding IN The vicinity o. The town.
yine saeeu to the woods on the Approach
g tne AcLane- Thsy declare they viii not
william eestEeil, the present mayor Of
Oeoes Keys. + son Of ex-senator Cossrsll.
g M Florida legislature. He Is in his
secouo eerm Of ONCE ~ mayor. He Il Z
msn @ education and culture, but possess-
ss6 = most iawisss nature. During the
peet TO years he has held the torn q the
POINT o. his revolver, and in the past year
- kuied four men. The police aushosi-
~ . Cedar Keys have been absolutsly
nndef Dis control, and men have been
dragged from their houses and confined in
jail Tor forty-s1ght hours st . time snd
0roersd to attend 10 their business, With
sne threat that II they reported matters
outside the city their lives would be ct
sta.e- CottrsiIs immediate family, con-
ssseanG Of thsss brothers. have declared that
sney WI hunt to bis death the man Who
kills William
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sAs saAxcrsco srEA4xHs.



casosfine - fsads Of ne Orsess anA
Washington Coast.
6As faAscisco. May i7.-Ths steam
eoaeonR casper has been cnaftcrod 81 the
0rolS Hashor Commercial Company 10
run = 0seyi Harbor with passengers and
neiens = eonjunction with the steam
ecaeoaeR eoiat Iona. Trips will be made
svssy N days.
ID e1al TIP Of the new steam schooner
Ifuefee took place today In the bay. The
!uekee = OF new and enlarged type, and
sas ben built with view 70 large freight.
carrying capacity, with increased accom-
oedetons tor passengers. The dimsn.
sees g ne Truckes are 80 feet on the
-. 10 iest over oil. 50 feet beam and u
~ depth Of hold. Her engines are CON-
pound condsnsing. with IA and ls-irch
eyiindsEs and she 10 provided with the
nnsss pattern steel boilers. She was built
q hsy = Wright. and her total cost,
complete. Will 30 slightly above IS. 900.
IN nsr trial this morning the new steamer
easily developed eight and three fourths
kno1 speed over q measured mile. and
WITH the tide In her favor would ea.,iy
navs exceeded this rate. The new steamer
sm run 70 the lumber and passenger trade
oeswesn Cillamook and coast ports. Her
owneu are the Truckee Lumber Company.
Inc vessel viii make her frs, trip in about
aWeek With cargo OF merchandise. The
commander Of the steamer Is Captain
Vfawio:d, Who Tor year was captain ON
veeseis Of the Oregon Improvement Com
yany.
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|WAYS NATAL DAY.
Il Was Observed ~ Nor
wegians in This City.
ncssEs At THE AnMonv.


S5S - HArvo9inn reoaAem6 q thfg CITY =.
!l.s sse snnivessesy s. - IeeieS.ai1H s. -
.sae.es 81 thair couSfsyrrsn - ~ n.
5-ssSI e.creerlata eere1 en11. "a 1Sen6vf.
E q. q ~ ssenfn~ thev vero erth1Fr6 4
M 8 ~ nunber e 1917 - vlReSn
.a;1~s e.fertatnneuf. kon9uef - 1heiI
z |.5-ss. = 1900 81 ne ececrfesr..
sES Ssr - beautifully oocorn1od n ~.
~ .,ssse, ~ nafionsa 49,. ~ - -.
Zs Ss~S.c~se Arsoeriee 49, 1,Seeeesu -.
3 ID ~ ~ ~ ,-elle Tho fenffvfffGu go heaun
3! s ....s';s se1h 81 vhich - = ahly ren6eeed.
.1s.e srenf On tbe peornnme vee The
5<s. 81 Horveefen potioRa1 eoue 81 o.
s ~ sing ne society. Yully thirty Voices
( Z.'@11ss< ~ ehc,us ana Iade = eraat fmpree-
II <;sss~s. - - Nm. IIisabeth YefIbnrr. -
7Sss~ 100 partx Psnnfnr NJ -.
- fnilowed. ana wns VeI1 rscesvo6
"a 1ssSsss = 4 capahIa mualcian - ~ =.
E1S p ~ heonttful uelody fully ver1Ged
:.scsion-
~ z<ssrs @~ent an tn uroxrnmno vas : nnao
= sSsss secom panjmeut. 81 Nm Hirsch
1i~ q, Thoresn. Mrs.. HIssch hiss :
~ 1870 sctco asd stn6oreG Eyefulrs
s'.sssss ~ I very pleading nann4r.
IS vi SSrr(nn ouarteste then regAied the audi
~1Sk opother national song, which they
4 ~. sss9r- sseII
. - = ~ naaive eoueue. He epSke IA eIyx.
1fthe Slosious memories surrounding
fSe rhioS his hesress were ceieheattns.
sz 2.1SSsrrd : verv neat euloxy Of the natsoc
~ n enola IN the highest terms 81 the
z.s..ss ,z.ssr~ and roosrafuiased Ali peeeenf
5 s2s - 1nericsn cisIssns.
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uM ioak. May like Weir. the BEL.
~ spider. today Issued challenge to
eees hiiiy Murphy for $500 side. fosthe
S.'es dcsefee championship feather weight
!. ~ ana the iAepound championship OF
- world Weir stated that he would
maze Murphy battle for the belt or give
20 him to defend. II the California
Asaietic Club viii put mp purse Of $500
VIZ 80 to san Francisco to meet Muir
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Stepped on = R.,s,~.nake.s TAN.

MILTON. Cal. May IA shcepherder
= sne employ OF John lie Costa was bitten
Y raulcsnake this morning. He stepped
"a ns tall. and it struck him on the thumb.
MS recovery is uncertain.
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Shipping Intelligence.

sAs FRANCISCO, May iT.--Arrived--
s So wes'por,, Coos bay. Cleared
snip Guardian. Port Townsend. Depart
ares-Ship Blue Jacket, Seattle; ship Pal.
sstine. Tacoma.
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s.s0nsh Pullman vsstihalcd sisersrs ana ala
~ ~ also latest improved teuriss s.eeasss
~ Sc 10 TIE Eat via Northern Pacssc saii.
49,. A. caiioery city ticket agent. "a. Sexond
sssss sos'oa elcsas b. Ionkin. depe; ticket
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'.aaser Jones Insanity Grow. wor...

uffsoir. May IA son of ex.rnit<d
ceses senator Jones. of Florida, has APP
Sseo TO the probate court for an order 10
nnne his father in private hospital tor
sanity. His delusions have been more
Married Of late.
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GAIT LAKE Cirr. May Nv. n. Nelson.
Hraoned in iss6 by President Cleveland
- nv'ng in polygamy. was convicted yes
osy ior the same oiiense and sentenced
% ~ months Imprisonment, aud $500 aae
md s,oxfs $500
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is AT THE
RESIDENCE OF EX.MlY0R lESLER,
THIRD AND JANIS.

Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
ynaR.
se. d for free book sxpiainias The Hissosens,ic
system
cAuTION-The Hsssoxenc,ic me stcines sre
so a in hgs one agency ia each town. The abel
around the bottle bears the following snsersp-
ZION: "nr. j. fuxene yortaa's Hstogs nctic
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shASxroar, KY. Nav i7.--John q. Car,
- vas elected United States senator 10.
~ oy the assembly In Joint session.
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Reservations on any steamship line in the
AtiAutlc service 70 Europe and England can be
secured Ct Northern Pacific once. A. Oh fberg.
city tieket AGENT -l6 second street. Boston
bloch; T. Tonkin. depot ticket agent. seattle
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HONE TREATMENT
II la1siFits Prsnpdy answered,

DR. AB0Ry. The celebrated physician,
mo was the first twenty-five years ago 10
make the Eye. Ear, CstarYh. Throax, Bron-
chsn, Lnngs. Kidney. Stomach and Liver,
z speciaisy. h now located at Portland.
Oregon. that tbs afflicted throughout IN
faeifc Coast may avail themselves Of he
phenomenal skill.
Oissose - . CAsssts cd Obsaaness
ChAsoGeOg.
Especially such cases - have for years.
or lifetime. resisted the ordinary modes
OF practices. are the classes of ma1adies In
TIE treatment Of which DR.. ABORN has
heconse pre-emineut thIoaehout the
American continent and especially on tbs
Pacific Coast. and by his success has
achieved for himself an enviable reputation.
For those who cannot possibly call upon
him for personal interview. be has form
ulsted method for Home Treatment"
whereby the suffering may be favored with
hts latest modes Of cure which in many
cases gives instantaneous relief and soon
enects permanent restoration to health.
which includes building up ana feorgan-
ising the Whole constitution. Address
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TnE BISHOP Is EEvExeED.


IL Drives His sop-in.Iav u s.,eia.-
ssnsstion II Melsas.
HELESA. Nay i7.-Edward r. Crosbv. :
nephew OF Ex-Governor John Schuyler
.sosDy and . member Of an old Knicker.
oockef family. committed suicide last
night Biz years ago be sloped with the
beautiful daughter Of Bishop Brewer Of the
Episcopal diocese Of Montana.
The match greatly displessed the bishop
and bis vile. They have made matters
very uncomfortable for the young man ever
since. Added TO this dIficulty be has had
trouble with hts wiie- After quarrel with
her Just before retiring, he went 70 his
room and shot himself with . 43-caiibre
bulldog revolver. The affair, owing to the
promtnence Of the parties, has caused .
great sensstion here. II IL rumor that
family scandal will b. brought out at the
inquest Crosby 3 friends say the oct was
the result Of mental alteration. His
brother committed suicide several years
ago and IL II said that there Is . streak Of
Insanity In the family.
1eus More Cospsss Fsom the Black Hole.
WiIkEsDARsE, May 1.-THE bodies Of
Michsel Bennett, Robert Pritchard. Michael
>. HALEY and IN unidentified miner were
taken out Of the Ashley mine today. Great
crowds stu surround the opening.
6HAMoxIs. Pa. May 1.-THE boiler
house and breaker at the Nelson shaft Was
burned tonight. Loss. $275. 900. The debris
which fell In the shaft last night wedged
itself and did not drop to the bottom.
Forty-four mules ere In the various levels.
So Tar they are getting enough air 70 keep
them alive. The debris Is still burning, but
the shaft IL not on fire.
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Tie His 'csenefic Sysfem Appeals to he
Common Sense - he People,