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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-29
NOTICE

Nous appelons rattention de nos ~lecteurs
sur la notice publlee dams Ia partie anglaise
de ce journal par lie Collector de taxes. En-
repondant promptement a lapel quill fait
aux contribuables, on peut evlter des frais
tres onereux.
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Thibodaux, La, April 18th, 1889.
Mr.. Gouaux-We nave a steady sale for
your asthma Remedies" We never had "a
single coE plant but many compliments.
Your last invoice Just received.
RoTE l. FLEETWOOD, Druggists.
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Allpz voir lie ,gasin lie Mr.. l..
p t,and6. ct v0uA SereZ etonnG DIN
maoniione assortment de chooses
neayes ct flegauteS Quill su Y
rerfrrmer depuis qurlqncs jonrs.
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PATURAGE.

Une magnifqae ct richie savane de 500 ar
peuts. sltuee pres Raceland, est a Ia disposi
ton de tous les Gleveurs ct proprietaires
d'animaux. Pension par cheval on mulet. 81
par mois boeuf on vache, rs cts; genisse ct
veau, SO cts. S'adresserd
o. LEPINE.
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Thibodau,

Thibodaux, La December 22d, 1889.
/ cannot but cheerfullv reconmend the
use of Gouaux's Asthmatic Remedies, hay-
ing had many opportunities OF witnessing
their s~alutary effects.
H. DANsEREAU. M. D.
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at a meeting held by this association on
the first Thursday of October, 1889, it was
RESOLVED, That henceforth, a fair shall
be held for the benefit Of the school fund on
the first Saturday and Sunday of Junc of ev-
cry year. BY order of
PIERRE BARRIOS, Secretary,
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Un de nos amis Went de trouver
dams un vieux boaquin une vieille
maxine qui dit que chaque fois
qu'un cog chante c'est tqu'un men,
songe Sc dit.
EFT, demande madame, pour.
quot les coos chantent-ils de prefe.
renee an petit jour?
-C'esr probablement parce que
c'est lie moment ou lon commence
a imprimer les journaux.
Note-C'est tres jolt, mails pas
tres correct.
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An Elegant and Spacious Six
Room Cottage
M. KANTROWITZ. ACT,

fI,IIE C0MMODIOUS RESIDENCE OF
Edonarl .Iumonville. about four miles
below Napuieonvilie. left bank.
The improvements consist of a fire airy
cottage containing six rooms. hall, galleries,
etc. carriage house, r~i>,crns, etc.
Vegetable garden and fruit trees attached.
For particulars apply to
RED STAR STORE.
Assumption Parish
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Ia corr onvrira II premier
l,ndi d'avr;I 4 Thibolanx.
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L0ckport Public School Fund Association

A nne reunion de cette ASSOCIATION, tenus
lie premier jendi d'octobre, 1889, il u etc
"RESOLU" QH'a r~avenir, une fore, -Four
lie benetfce DIES f0nds de Iecole, aura lieu
chaque aimee lie ~premiers sa,uedi ct dimanche
dn muis de iuin."
Par ordre,
PIERRE BARRIOS. Sec.
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PARADE.--La giande parade des
pompiers de Thibodaux, dot avoir
lieu, CONNIE chacum salt, lie Be.
mercredl du mois d'avril proclaim
lie 10. Des measures sont d'ores
ct 'tela prises pour que Ia tGfe ait
m grand sncce-, ct rirn ne sera
epargne pour rrmniir CT bnt.
Par une attention, on ne peut
plas delicate, IT qui sera ties appre.
ciee de o braves pompiers, lihau-
guratinn DIES SalieS 1T salons de
fassociation DIES plantenrs aura
lieu lie meme jour en- vue de feter
nos exeellents .'tiremen' ct les
compagnies voi>ines gui yieudront
lenr faire visitp.
A propos de P~associalion DIES
p%iantfnrs nOu avons 4 dire que
Encouragement du local, Quoique
non termind dfpasse dc beauconp
ce que Pom etait EN- droit d'attendre
de notrr vile. II Y a du luxe
meme, ce qul citrate deja q%uelgues
perSonnes parclmonieuses ct Grain
tives.
Nous avons In temps ct bean
comp de temps levant mons avant
d'avoir a nous inquieter de quelques
miserables details colportes mali
cieusement par renvie.
L'association sc propose d'avoir
a la disposition DIES membres une
bibliotheque bien garnie ct tres
choisie en- ontre des %journaux ct
DIES revues. Cette bibliotheque
compte deja go volumes, aus a
Honorable Aud. Price, notre
representant an congress.
Nos lecteurs st rappelient sans
doate, qn'un vieilIard nomme
Miguel, espagnol on ltalien d'o,i-
81 e, s'est noy6 lie II de ce mois a
II clique distance au dessus du
lat de Thibodaux.s lie cadavre
&c l'infurtnne etait probablement
rrtenn a repave du batean ct ce
Nest que mardi dernier qn'il etc
tronv6 tlottaat, les entfailles sor-
tant du ventre a un quart de mile
a pen pies au dessous du %courant.
Les funerailles ont Ell lien en-
Feglise catholique dune maniere
decentp, grace a une collecte fate
parmi les citoyens.
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CREVASSES .-Rien d'encoura
geant ne nous arrive de Ia crevasse
pres reglise Ste. Marie. Apres
maints ct maints essais infructueux.
l'eau finie par avoir lie dernier
mot ct II emporte ~rouyrage fait
par les %voisins, un peu a la hate,
dit-on, ct trop tardivement CONNIE
toujours. Ajontons, nous dit un
correspondent, quill manque tou-
jours, CANS ces occasion, II t6te,
un chef que Pom ecoute ct aui diri-
&c sagement Pentreprise.
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FOR SALE

n yator, in good running order complete
Do as much work as Il 15-inch pump, and
one hundred sacks Of good Seed Rice.
Apply at SCHiiIhVER HOTEL,
f'y-22- I'm. Schriever, La.
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Une grande quantit6 de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualite ct d6livres sur le bord du Bayou
Latourche a Thibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. o..
l.. CARO-, agent pour Mr.. jules Dechaux. on
aux bureaux de la S~ENTINELLE de Thibodanx.
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NOTICE:
~ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
All persons in this parish, owing State an d
Parish licenses, are hereby requested to call
at my office and pay their licenses for the
year 1890, on or before March 1st. 1890, and
avoid 10 per cent attorneys fees and piper
Cont interest per month from March j, 1850
p. f. LORTO,
Sheriff and tax collector
Thibodaux, Feb. Is, 1890.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DES E"TRANGERs

NJ Thomas Alherti pr6vient SEES am
les voyageurs 1n'il Went de taire de non
veaux arrangements On: Iui permettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux Iui voudront Thonuoe
rer de leur contiance
Repas q touteh eure de la lournee ct 81
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 heurrs du matin pom
d6ieuner ct D 4 heures dL soir pc ur dIrer
Chambres commoGes ct bien garnies
PRIX MODERES
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Nos lpc;enrS Que lenr bonnie for
tune amene a Thibodaux feront
bien d'aller viSiter lie nonveau ma
gasit de Mr.. Wolf Hoffmaa encoi.
gnIrp Main ct St. Louis.
IIY tfouveIontnn excellent choix
d#rtlcIes Embellishments ct de
mrrcelie ties vAiiG, tres fra;s ct 4
I'm priS tres enconragrant.
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TELEPHoNE.-Le Telephone est
une chose tres changeante ct tres
variable. du moins en- ce qui con-
cerne ses bureaux. II semblerait
que c'est 4 qui ne voudra pas sc
charger de la reception ct de la
transmission des dep6ches telepho-
niques d Thibodaux du moins.
Nos leeteurs sauront que, ponr
qnelque temps, lie siege DIES CORES
pondances par telephone Sc trouve
situe chez Mr.. Trotter, ferblantier,
rue ST. Philip pres la pharmacie
Thibodaux.
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Al Redacteur de la SENTINELLE
pour rusage de M. F. Samoan.
lie comble de l'adresse pour
IN architecte:
Lever un plan. .d'asperges.
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NAISSANCE.-Mme. Mat. McMa.
hon lie Chacahoula II aonue, mer.
cledi %Hernier "naiSsance "a une gen
tile petite file. Lfevenempnt s'est
p sse. dams la maison du grand
palm d Thibodeaux. C'est, persons
nous, la premiere tols que notre Dr..
H. Dansereau Sc trouve grand pere.
II fera bien den prendre rhabitude.
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DEcEs-Mercredi, 26 mars. 1890,
est decide, chez MFR. III. Champa-
gne a Thibodaux, Landry Honore
Champagne age de deux mois
ct six jours, ct fills de Walter 81.
Champagne ct de Lucille Dncote.
Vendredi, q mars. 1890, est
d6ce,lee 4 la NouvelIe Orleans,
Mile. Hattie Antoinette Molaison,
agee de six ans ct file de notre
ami Mr.. Jos Molaison eft de Marie
Lefort.
Lenfant a etc emportee par la
grippe qui fait tant de ravages
parmi nous, ct IA etc reioindre un
monde la%eilleur.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
RED EARTH NEWS,

>.
School has been in full blast since the
9th. Mr. Mccain spent the first few
Gays OF the month at his fathers on
Box Elder.
Mr.. Osborne had one of his hands
quite badly hurt by horse kick. No
bones were broken.
On the 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold's
grandson, about four years of age,
started on his grandfather's trail
toward Squaw creek, early in the fore
noon. His grandmother soon missed
him and raised the alarm. He was
tracked to Mr.. Couch's about one-half
mile from home, which point he reached
by travelling couple OF miles.
On the 10Th. Mr.. Laymaster froze
one OF his feet while saving wood.
Mr.. Couch and Mr.. NlcMurdo have
been taking out logs to build themselves
houses.
On Friday the 18th, Mr.. Roberts
house caught fire, and before they dis
covered it the fire was under such head
way they could not stop it. They got
quite a few things out, including Mr.
SHELLS and Mr.. McCain's trunks. With
the assistance OF the neighbors. who be-
gan arriving almost Immediately after
the fire was discovered and the school
children that came later, they prevented
the olt-buildings from burning and
saved the greater part OF his grain which
was stored in one of the rooms. The
family has been stopping with Mr..
McMurdo until the 21st., when they
moved back onto their place and into a
dugout. They expect to rebuild soon.
Mr.. Mccain is trying the old style OF
boarding around this week.
Sunday, the 18th, Elijah Arnold
started to Hermosa on foot, and at last
accounts has not been heard from.
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SCHOOL REPORT,

The following is the report of the
school taught in sub-district No. 6.
Rapid township, for the month ending
January oath. Number pupils enrolled
twenty-one. A, erage daily attendance
fifteen. Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Verda Ryan, Hollie Ryan, Mamie Cau-
die, Marvin Caudle, Carl Caudle, Clarence
Gile, Gertie Groshong, Fred Duree and
Fred Benton. Pupils over eighty-five
per cent in their studies and deport-
ment: Gertie Groshong, Marvin Caudle,
Carl Caudle, Mamie Caudle, yerda Ryan,
Hollie Ryan, Attic Gle, Reta Gle, Gil
bert Benton, Stella Benton, Elmer Had
ley, Lee Hadley, Jesse Hadley, Fred
Webber, Walter Moore, Arlie Hamm and
Fred Hamm.
MRs. A. D. JOHNSTON, Teacher.
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statement From Treasurer,s once.

In addition to the annual statement,
Treasurer Carr has kindly furnished to
the papers OF the county a condensed
report showing tax receipts issued from
81, and total redemptions since organs
zation OF county. A comparison of fig
ures shows 5,346 receipts for seven years
as against 3,116 for the past year.
In redemptions the showing is even
better, only 262 up to January LIST.
1889, and 5O7 during 1889. The heavy
receipts and payment of back taxes,
caused by transfers of city property,
have kept Messrs Carr and Sterling very
busy. That our readers may under
stand the extent to which Rapid City
property is owned by outside parties,
we publish a list OF cities and towns in
which owners OF property here reside.
Prepared from letters on file in the
treasurer's office:
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Railroads.

At meeting Of the business men OF
Rapid City held at the office OF Day,
Bangs & Haynie on Monday evening last
a committee of fifteen was selected to
confer with the different roads about to
build toward the Hills. Special commit
tees were chosen for the prospective
roads as follows:
Burlington & Missouri. M. Woods,
]. B. Henry and Robert Flormann.
Midland Pacifc-H. E. Bailey, D. II.
Clark and J. U. Gridley
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-Wm.
D. Haynie, V. T. Price and H. S. Hall.
Rapid City, Harney Peak & South
western-R. C. Lake, Thomas Sweeney
and Fred Holcomb.
Manitoba-V. T. McGillicuddy, Sam
Scott and James Halt.
Northwestern-G. G. Smith, James
HIATT and V. T. McGillicuddy.
Adjourned subject to call OF the chair
man.
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Our Florida Letter.

KEUKA, Florida, January 17-[Editor
UNIoN:-In compliance with previous
promises will endeavor to give your
readers a few items descriptive OF
this land OF flowers, and in doing SO will
give the facts and let your readers draw
their own conclusions
entered the state January End. My
first stop was at Pensacola. This is a
beautiful town, with a very fine harbor.
There were fully one hundred vessels in
when Twas there, almost all Of them
foreign and perhaps eighty per cent Of
them loading with lumber This trade
is simply immense, and the work OF
unloading and loading is all done by
negroes called Stevadors, and as under
stand, none OF them get less than S4.OO
per day for labor. There is a great
deal OF danger connected with the work.
l saw one man carried off with his leg
broken. The people OF this place are
exercising great deal ofcare with regard
to cleanliness. You renot even allowed
to throw a banana peel on the street.
This country is not hilly, but a good
portion OF it nicely undulating and the
whole state is simply pile OF sand,
some OF it very poor and other portions
very productive. 1t is all better in this
respect than I expected to see. The
weather is all that heart could wish.
The man with whom I stop has been
keeping notes. Mercury has not regis
tered below fifty but two mornings, this
morning forty two and one morning
last week forty-five, and never higher
than eighty at noon, since the first OF
December. Peach trees have been in
bloom ever since 1 came into the state
AS fine Strawberries as any one could
wish to see are in the market and ship
ping has been going on for some days.
Keuka is very small town. It's citizens
are all northern people, and the society
is far above the average in murals. The
town is situated on a lake Of the same
name which is about one mile in length
and will average about one thousand
feet in width. The water is so clear that
you can see to depth OF eight or ten
feet. This, perhaps, is about the center
OF the orange growing belt. and orange
growing is the principal business now
in this part OF the state and is carried
on by northern men. The natives sci.
dom carry on anything. They are the
most shiftless people in the United States,
They need neither frewood nor clothes,
and never have them. If, perhaps, they
have at some period OF their lives set
out an orange tree which IS now old
enough to bear, is entirely uncared fo,
and the fruit not good. There are per.
haps one thousand acres set out ir
orange trees, and I have seen a six-year
old tree with four hundred oranges or
and one thirteen years old with one
Thousand, two hundred fine oranges.
also saw tree that is called two-year
old, set out last February, that haG
eighteen fine oranges omit. Lest Ishoulc
occupy too much of yourvaluable space
1 will stop and at some future time Civ,
something about orange culture, health
etc. J. M. LEEDY.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31

Joseph Waterson, who resides on
Belcher and about thirty-fve miles
from town, called on Monday to join
The UNIONS ranks. He is connected
with our friend Frank Stucker IN the
sheep business and reports their flock OF
some l 1,4OOlooking well. Snow has been
one foot deep there but stock seem to
have suffered but little and since the
storm are all right.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31

If any one desires any thing in the line
OF envelopes, letter or noteheads, bills
and statements, plain or fancy cards,
it will pay them to call at "THE UNION"
office. Chas. Lewis is managing that
line, and for neat or fancy work he con-
not be beaten. Call and see samples
before ordering elsewhere.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
SUMMIT.

SUMMIT.
At the last meeting OF Summit alli.
ance No. S91 the questions recommend
ed through The UNION were discussed.
First, with regard to selling or leasing
school lands. 1t was unanimously re-
solved that the school lands OF South Da-
kota should be leased on some terms sim
liar to those obtained by the state of
Nebraska. For a term OF twenty years
and are appraised every five years, and
subject to sale to lessee at appraised
value.
AS to best crops, q variety was fav-
ored, with wheat, oats and rye as prin-
cipals. Corn does better on sod, than
on old ground, but in yeild will not
stand comparison with other states.
Mr. McMichael thought flax would prove
a profitable crop with us. Had tried it
IN II small way few years ago. Many
others were OF the same opinion.
ALLEN Cox, Secretary.
EDITOR UNION: A few mornings since
| made visit to my friends, R. Morrow
and Frank Lockhart, who reside about
four miles east OF the railroad. In look
ing over their places was struck with
the arrangement OF friend Lockhart's
stable and corall, and think it worth
iheh loiiiuS. IHeIe Is quite large
round hill north OF his place. On the
South side OF it found him at work on
his corall, about half OF which was on
the side-hiil. On the north side of this
yard he had dug roadway on the side
OF the hill. This road was higher than
his fence so that all hay is thrown down
onto the stable, which makes much
easier pitching. Another fence surrounds
the road and keeps stock from the
stable. Another advantage gained by
THIS arrangement, no manure need ever
be hauled, the rains will wash it down
the hill and over his claim. From the
Summit OF this hill a fine view is had OF
the surrounding country. A short dis
tance southeast is found a spring of
good water. Taken all in all Mr.. Lock
hart has fine claim and takes hold as
though he would make a number one
granger. G.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31

Chas. Marshall, of Rapid City, manu-
facturer of fire brick, is in the city exhib-
iting specimens of his make of brick that
are said to be superior to anything of the
kind manufactured in Europe. He has q
vein of fire clay 40 feet ck.-Pioneer,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
CHEYENNE RIVER NEWS.

j. F. Rodes who lives near the forks of
the Belle Fourche and Cheyenne rivers. had
six horses and two COWS burned together
with his stable on the night of January 6.
Origan of fire unknown. A subscription
paper is being circulated by his neighbors
to enable him to purchase another team.
Alfred Mclaughlin and Lettie Raymond
were recently united in marriage.
W. H. Reed has returned from visit to
the old homestead in the Genesee valley,
New York, and is again turned loose on
the range.
Born-On January 18th. to the wife of
S. D. Reed nine pound boy. Mother and
son doing we'll.
The school board of Lebanon school
township propose to raise funds by sub
scription to build school house.
Mrs. Dan Shyne and infant daughter
have returned from visiting friends in
Iowa.
John Ingersol. the energetic bridge
builder, has finished his contract on the
bridge across Box Elder creek at Link.
The Dakota City townsite company is
trying to buy post Office.
Inc hOrSeS OF several ranCherS caught
the distemper while in Rapid City and re-
quire careful treatment during this incle-
ment season. Livery men please take
note and cleanse your stables.
Have been having steady cold weather
with the thermometer 26 below zero the
morning of January Goth. and 80 below
the next morning. About six inches of
snow on the ground. Have had but very
little wind. Stock on range is able to
get plenty of feed by grazing in canyons.
La Grippe has made himself known in
this section.
There are many vacant quarter sections
of choice land awaiting the thrifty immi-
grant in this part of Pennington county,
South Dakota $50 to 40 miles east of Rapid
City.-Ed.)
1t is the desire of the residents of this
Cheyenne valley that the reservation when
opened, will be exempted from the opera
ton of the herd law.
Patrick Barret and Joseph Pitts will
probably have contest over forty acres OF
land which both desire to hold. They
may have the honor of the first suit be-
tween residents of Lebanon precinct.
COWBOY
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31

Joseph Kammerer called at The UNION
office on Wednesday. He has had a
contract for the two school buildings
north OF Box Elder. The one located
about three miles north OF Geo. Sticks
place is completed and school began
there January 6; Walter Ryan teacher.
Mr.. Kammerer is now at work on the
school building situated about one mile
east OF Mr.. Sticks.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
Stockholders Meeting.

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Lakota bank, on Satur-
day last, the following board OF direc-
tors was elected. w. S. Peterson,
George McAllaster, w. H. Tinker, V. T.
McGillicuddy, A. ]. Wood, Samuel Gau-
nan, Schuyler G. Brandt. The follow
ing are the officers for the ensuing year.
President, V. 7, McGillicuddy; vice
president, W. s. Peterson; cashier, H.
w, Tinker.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31

Lewis Eyer, who resides in Spring
creek canyon, called Monday and Tailed
another on the list. Mr.. Eyer only re-
ports eight to ten inches OF snow during
the last squal, and Saturdays sun has
laid the ground bare again. He says
Black Hills winters beats Minnesota
hollow; or any other country he has
[seen.
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Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts hereby express
their heartfelt thanks to their many
neighbors who came to their assistance
when their house was burning and also
to all who then and since, so kindly prof.
fered their hOsnitality