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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-04

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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-04
ATELIER

Ayant toni le Inateriel necessaire. nous
sOmnies a meme l'rXccutcr tous les 0uvrages
ty~psgraphiaues qui nous sersnt conties. Les
briefs dtavocat. cartes d'affaires, entities de
factnres, tickets d'habitation. blancs. circu-
laires, ETC., seront imprimCs dams le plus bref
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-04

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leuneS gems ct les hommes mifs
qul veulent singer Ia jenneSse. Al
ment ct r+Ihrichanr les parfums les
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les articles lie toilette les plus IN
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tells que brossas a dents, peigaes
broSses d chevenx, etc. etc, trones
ront, Ell quaMtite tous ces ariel =
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des prix qui defent toute concur.
renee.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-04

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quand par u butte moa interlocn-
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-04

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coniectlonne deux maillots CON-
plets baignent dams Ia solution du
charbonnier, ct deux paires de
bottles. delai>sees pour les mechan-
cetes De leur empeigue, fottent
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vonS dirai sous peu 81 mon institu-
teur degomme MA dit la vtrite.
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pas abuse de Ia credulite dun pau.
vre chasseur imbibe jusau'aux
nelles par les c~ataractes du fir
mament. &c seralt NAL entendre
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que les charboEniers-en dept de
leur yisagemacule-sont incapables
de noirs desseius.
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quand il m'aIr6ta du geste:
I'm instant, j'ai renarque que
votre chien Sc gIattait heaucoup.
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puces ont la vie dure.
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qui salt la maniere de sly prendre..
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conte QUEEN mettant une poicn6e
de varech mouill6 dams la niche
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semaine, Oh lui ~enlevait jusqu'au
dernier insecte. J'ai racont6 lie
procede a IN garde, qui ma remer.
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une facilite!...
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de garder lie poisson frais. Ca
pourrait peut-Gtre vous servir.
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lnI porte le sang a leurs ouies.
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lie Panimal, mails vous qui etes I'm
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-04
ATTENTION.
knights Of the Golden n,

Regular meetings of Thibodaax Cash.
TO K: Of G. X. will be held in the NH
Excelsior Lodge No. - l. q. o. r. ON ~
n and fourth Tuesdays Of each moatS
o'clock P. N. ''
, 1890-02-04
|. FIERCE WIND sToRM.

A hurricane struck town at l o'clock
this morning. 1t was one of the worst
storms ever experienced here. The dust
cut ones face like sleet. Considerable
damage resulted.
The front was blown from the smaller
of Tim Dyer's two buildings Immediately
north of the Metropolitan hotel.
Several poles carrying electric light
and telephone wires were leveled.
Most of the big depot bill board is on
the ground.
The peanut and pop corn stand at
1d.lman's corner was wrecked.
Many chimneys were blown down.
At 2:30 this morning a walk on the
streets is attended with great peril. De-
bns is everywhere. The force of the
wind increases. The dust cloud is denser.
1t is impossible to see a block away.
, 1890-02-04

Maggie Mitchell who is a great fayorite
and always receives a hearty reception
everywhere will appear 10 Cheyenne en-
route to California, giving one perform.
ance only, Monday evening. February 10.
presenting her latest and most successful
comedy drama, written especially for her.
entitled Ray. Miss Mitchell will be
ably supported by MIR. Charles Abbott
and a capable company. The Detroit
Free Press says:
Perennial Maggie Mitchell was vel.
coined at Whites last night BY a goodly
sized and very enthusiastic audience in a
pretty little comedy drama entitled Ray.
1t was written for her by G. Wallace Wal
tiers. a Philadelphia who seems to have
made a closer and more intelligent study
of Miss Mitchell than commonly Details
players who ~pat-onize dramatic %tailors.
The phrase is not applied to Mr.. Walters
in a fippant spirit or with intentional dis.
respect, but simply to p~articularize the
author who writes a play (cuts his gar
ment) to order with the understanding
that it must be a fit. Mr.. Walters, in
this case, made a fit and Miss Mitchell
has made a hit.
Reserved seats now on sale.
, 1890-02-04

An extremely pleasant wedding took
place last evening at the residence of the
brides parents on East Tweuty-frst
street. The contracting parties were
Rufus Ford and Miss Bertha Rath. J.
W. Hall was groomsman and Miss frankie
Himstreet bridesmaid. The wedding
ceremony was performed by ReY. DR..
Rafter in the presence of many invited
guests. The occasion was one of great
The newly married couple re.
ceived enthusiastic congratulations and
many valuable presents. Mr.. Ford was
formerly employed in the baggage rooms
of the Union Pacific, but is now run
ning the only transfer business in Ogden
and all of his friends will be glad to know
is prospering. The groom with his hand
BRIDE will leave for their new home
in Ogden this afternoon.
, 1890-02-04
WEATHER WISE.
January in Detail and Comparatively,
with Official Proverbs.

George D. Boucher, in charge of the
local signal service station. has issued the
January meteorological summary.
Mean temperature, 24.so: highest 590
on the 25th; lowest, % below on the I'd.
The mean temperature is about the JAN
uary average for the past nineteen years.
For the month there was a deficiency of
80 and the same for the year.
To the west was the prevailing direo-
ton Of the wind and the total movement
was 9,5l9 miles. The extreme velocity
was So miles an hour on the 25th, when
the end of the coal chute was blown off
and a wall Of the new car repair shop lev
eled.
The total precipitation wal but .l6 of
an inch. less than any year since the
drought of 1882. with a deficiency of IL
of an inch.
During the month there were ten sbso-
lutely cloudless days. sixteen partly cloudy
days aud but FIVE days that were cloudy.
These are February proverbs: Double
faced February; violent north winds her
aid a fertile year; on the 9th bright and
clear, indicates q good year; when the cat
in February lies in the sun. she will again
creep behind the stove in March; when
the north wind does not blow in February,
it will come in March; if February gives
much snow, a fine summer it doth fore
show; there is always one fine week in
February; of all the months of the year,
curse a fine February; heavy north winds
in February forebode a fruitful year; for
each thunder, with rain. in February,
there will be a cold spell in May; Feb
ruary makes a bridge and March breaks
it.
, 1890-02-04
Found Dead in Bed.

Mrs. George Wylie Lewis was found
dead in her bed at the residence of S. F.
Nigbtsinger. between Fifteenth and Six.
teenth streets at $50 o'clock Sunday
morning. The woman came here from st.
Louis about two weeks ago and had been
sick with la grippe for ten days. The
funeral occurred at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Mrs. Lewis had adequate
medical attendance. A few minutes be-
fore death she arose from her bed and
walked to the door.
, 1890-02-04

John Stokes. whose theft of a girl s
baggage was mentioned Sunday, was ar
raigned before Judge Carroll yesterday on
the. charge of grand larceny. Emma
Lundgren is the complainant and she
values her property at 800. The hear,
ing was postponed to 10 o'clock this
morning and Stokes sent to the county
Jail in default of 5000 bail.
Stokes says that he is innocent and an
nounces that someone must pay for the
time he is losing This is not his first APP
pearance in the criminal court.
, 1890-02-04
Powder River Oil District.

The Casper Mail says that the Both
well party of assessment workers returned
Tuesday from the Powder river country.
and report that one of the best oil sections
in Wyoming. Out of four assessment
holes dug three had oil and gas in, SO
much and strong that each morning, be-
fore going to work, the men were COM
PEELED to burn the oil off the water in the
holes. Some fine specimens of the oil
were brought to Casper.
, 1890-02-04
A Stormy Bridal Tour.

J. P. Cobb and bride. nee Minnie
Thomasson were caught in the snow
blockade while touring on the Pacific
coast. They finally gave up a projected
trip from Portland to San Francisco and
started east direct. The Journey to Og-
den occupied eight days and was marred
by enforced delays along the road. Mr..
and Mis- Cobb expect to reach their
Denver home Thursday.
, 1890-02-04
REAL ESTATE.

Deeds for. these transfers have been
fled for record at the Office of the county
clerk:
Edward A. Hayter and wife to
VIM. G. Shapoott, south half
lots 7 and 8, block l64...... $3.50
Frank II. Conner to Chas. Hill
Dalgleish. a parcel of land in
section 81, township 81 north,
OF range &c 800
Lewis H. Ashton and wife to
William w. Corlett, trustee,
l60 acres OF land IN Laramie
county 500
, 1890-02-04
Territorial ouncil

CAPITOL FUNDS.
In the council Mr.. Campbell gave no.
tice of the introduction of a Joint resolu
ton to apply certain funds to the capitol
building commission. The funds SO APP
piled are to be used in paying the running
expenses of the capitol until the close of
the term of Office of the present commits
sioners and to supply the deficiency in the
amount Of funds as reported by the com
mission.
BILLS TO COME.
Mr.. Burdick gave notice that he would
introduce a bill for the appointment OF an
examiner of public accounts. The Office
thus created will be similar to that
formed by the tenth legislature but the
act will have an enacting clause which
will render the law operative.
Mr.. Leggett gave notice of his inten-
ton to introduce a bill providing for an
appropriation to meet the deficiency in
the insane asy lum fund.
PROSPECTIVE ACTS.
Mr.. Murphy, who is doing good work
in amending defective criminal laws, in
troduced a bill relating to admitting pris
oners to bail.
MIR. Campbell introduced a bill relating
to the purchase, consolidation, lease and
sale of railroads in certain cases in the
territory and the ratification of prior sales
and consultations.
RE-APPoINTED.
MIR. Hunter was re-appointed as a
member of the joint committee on print
ing.
PASSED.
Council enrolled act No. l, introduced
by Mr.. Trabing, providing for the ap-
, 1890-02-04
Wyoming Inventors.

A new style of stock car, which COM
bines for the dumb travellers all the com
forts of the modern Pullman for the hu.
man race, has recently been patented by
Messrs. Davis & Fisher, of Laramie,
Wyoming. 1t is fitted with compart-
meuts for hay, grain and water, and
thoroughly ventilated and automatically
cleaned. Competent Judges have pro
nounced the invention a most valuable
and practical one.
, 1890-02-04
POINTS.

Geo. L. Bierd is In Denver.
Alex Hunter is down from iva.
@. @. Compton is up from Denver.
Scott Matson ia here from St. Louis.
H. +. Macfarlane and wife are in from
Horse Shoe.
Judge Corn of the supreme court, is
down from Evanston.
Monte Blevins, the North Park stock
man, is at the Inter Ocean.
, 1890-02-04
READ
What a CHEYENNE Citizen to Say
of DR.. Vets.

To phom 1t may concern: This is to GER
tify that l am personally acquainted with
DR.. Vets; that he was my family physi-
clan before coming to his place and | can
truthfully say of him that both as a man
as well as a physician he is respected and
honored by all who know him and that
he is fully worthy Of the title which his
nam bears. His very presence at the
bedside of the sick is always cheering and
and in the administration of his treat
ments for disease, displays wonderful
ability in not only giving immediate re-
lief but also in curing his patients quickly
Knowing what ! do of him l most cheer
fully recommend him to the afflicted and
l hope that he may receive patronage SUIT
6cient to Justify him in locating perma-
nently in our city. w. F. LIVELY,
Operator U. P. Ry.
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Cheyenne. Wyo., Feb, 8, 1890.
, 1890-02-04
Doing Assessment Work.

Proofs of labor performed on nine
claims in the Hartville district were filed
for record at the county clerks office here
yesterday. These are the names of the
mines: Mohtezums, Douglas, Alaska,
Republic, Fidelity, Iron Treasure, Fair
view, Black Prince, Iron Chief.
, 1890-02-04
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

trough the CITY.
Lander is soon to be Incorporated.
The Cheyenne gymnasium is a great
success.
The Tribune is now edited BY Joseph
McGill.
The soldiers at Fort Russell were paid
yesterday.
A Saratoga county lobby is soon to APP
pear here.
Bishop Warren is to be here from Den.
yer the 10th.
Ed Havter. the plumber. has gone to
Denver to live.
William Maginnis, the colored pioneer,
is on his death bed.
There will be a session of the county
commissioner to. day.
Jack Sterling has formed sparring and
wrestling classes here.
The auction real estate sale occurs at
the opera house to-day.
Headquarters for valentines, Cheyenne
News Depot, opposite postofice.
The juvenile band expects to soon an
nounce that it is open to engagements.
The house committee is still laboring
with the long election bill. 1t will be
considerably amended.
There will be plenty Of costumes in
town for all wishing to attend the Alert
Valentine masquerade ball.
According to the Rawlins Journal
Judge Homer Morrcll is to be census
commissioner for Wyoming.
At this evenings meeting of the city
council the appropriation ordinance for
the ensuing year will be enacted.
1t is practically settled that the Bur
lington will extend at least s~eventy-fve
miles west from Newcastle this season.
Paper on the lead walls that
Maggie Mitchell will be here again next
Monday evening. Ray will be the play.
Engineer Bogue was detained at Dem
yer Sunday, but will be here this after
noon. Engineer Appleton has gone to
Ogden.
A large number of tickets have already
been sold for the exhibition drill to be
given by Co. X, at Keefe hall, Thursday
evening.
1t is reported by the Lander Clipper
that ten Pennsylvanians with plethoric
purses are at Casper looking for oil in
vestments.
The Sundance committee against di-
vision will be given a hearing before the
council county committee at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
If YOU eyes are troubling o call on
G. W. Brown, %ieweler and optician.
Eyes tested free. Glasses ground to suit
all visual defects.
The Eastern Wyoming Oil company
has been organized at Newcastle with a
capital OF S75,0O0. to prospect on Oil
creek. Crook county.
Parties wishing to look at any of the
property before the sale will please re-
port at my Office this morning. Convey
ances will be furnished. V. Baker.
The real estate sale will commence
promptly at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Cat
alogues describing property can be had at
my Office or will be furnished at the OPP
era house at time Of sale. V. Baker.
The Union Pacific has entered into an
agreement with the Wabash whereby a
through sleeper will hereafter be run from
st. Louis to Salt Lake City by way of
Kansas City, Denver, Cheyenne and Og,
den.
, 1890-02-04

+. A. NJ. Stuart has resigned the Wen
dover postmastership to become a rail-
way postal clerk on the Oregon Short
Line.
Mrs. Holmes, who keeps the store and
Judge Hauphoff, the hotel IMAM, are can
didatos for the place vacated by Mr.. Stu
, 1890-02-04

Mrs. Emma Jane Maggie, Samuel Cor
son and w. A. Robins have petitIoned to
be appointed administrators of the estate
of the late E. Nagle and will soon be
granted letters. The value of the prop
erty is placed at $3.50, 000. j. W. Ham
mond and D. McUlvan are to be wit
nesses to the inventory. The bond is
9OO O00
, 1890-02-04
Called as an Expert.

Maj. Powell has requested Engineer
Mead to come to Washington for a con-
ference on the subject of dividing the
West into irrigation districts for govern
e purposes,
Mr.. Mead said yesterday that he would
probably go to Washington the latter
part of this month.
, 1890-02-04

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
;orns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by B. B. David, Druggist.
, 1890-02-04
Distressed OF the Range.
Evanston Chiertaln.l


1t is pitiiul to see the starving horses
and cattle wandering through our streets
and alleys. They should be taken up and
fed at public expense. and the owners
should be required to pay the cost before
recovering possession. Perhaps a little
legislation upon this subject would be
beneficial
, 1890-02-04

N. b. Dresser. who visited Rock
Springs Sunday, says the storm is over,
but thatits effects are visible on every side.
Removing pelts from dead sheep is a big
industry lust now.
, 1890-02-04
RawIins to the Front.

AT an enthusiastic meeting of Rawlins
business men and citizens generally it
was voted by reclamation to proceed to
bond the town for $40, 900 to secure cleo
trio light and water works.
, 1890-02-04

pointment Of city attorneys was signed by
President Beck. The bill allows Lara
mic to appoint in place of ~electing its city
attorney.
, 1890-02-04
LADIES

We have more gloves than We want to
carry in stock and if you will come this
week you can get the benefit and buy at
less than thess gloves cost in New York.
This is no bluff. We mean what we say.
Here are the prices.
, 1890-02-04
KID GLOVES.
Special Sale.

Beginning Monday Fob. 5 and %contin-
uing one week only we will sell kid
gloves at the following ridiculously low
prices:
, 1890-02-04

;or1cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1890-02-04

art.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04

You have little band around the
third finger of your left hand in which
is set turquoise, and when it was put
there you remembered that the Hindu
said .He who hath turquoise hath q
friend.", Now, that's what you have in
the man you love best, and whose wife
you are going to become-a friend. He
is your sweetheart, your lover. it is true !;
but because to you his heart seems best
worth having, his love the richest gift
you can possess, you viii not vulgarize,
as many girls do, the tie that binds
you. It is true you go with him alone
to hear some wonderful music or look
at some fine pictures, but I hope it is
not true that when you are at o party
or in your own home you two pair off
and make yourselves the objects for
silly chatter and idiotic iesting.
He can love you with his whole heart,
but he must not make you. an object of
ridicule. He can think you the most
unselish girl in the world, but he must
not show his own selfshness by expect
ing You to devote your evenings ex-
clusively to him, ignoring those who
are at home. Let him come in and be
one of them--there's q dear five min
utes when he can speak to you, when
he can kiss you on the lips that he
knows are only the gates to sweet, pure
speech, and when he can whisper the
lovely nothings that mean so much TO
you both. Then, too, don't let him feel
that he must give up all his friends for
you; don't accept valuable presents
from him, and don't assume an air OF
proprietorship with him. Tell him
nothing about your family affairs, for
the secrets of the household do not
even belong to the man you are going
to marry. Guard yourself ia word
and in deed, hold his love In the best
way possible, tie ii firmly to you with
the blue ribbon of hope, and never let
it be eaten away by that little fox who
destroysso many loving ties, and who
is called familiarity Ladies' Home
.(ff7iT1lfLf.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
RA1,HER MEAN
she--.swhat bright fellow that jon.
How Danl Drew Did II.

About the time that Daniel Drew be-
gan his Wall street career he was UP in
the country one time to visit some
friends, and two farmers called upon
him to decide case. One had sold the
other five bushels Of wheat and proposed
to measure it in half bushel and sweep
the top of the measure with stick. The
ether objected, and Uncle Daniel was
asked to decide. e# .ss
"Well, legally speaking, bushel is
only a bushel, he answered.
ssAnd can the measure be swept OFF,"
III think it can.
eWhat withs''
"Well, if I was selling wheat I should
probably use half the head Of q -four
barrel"
(Which edgeFof itG"
/ ssGentlemen, that is a point I cannot
now decide on, ''sighed the old man. asIf
was selling toa widow or preacher I
am certain that | should sweep the
measure with the straight edge, but if I
was selling to d man who pastures his
cows On theroad and his pigs in his
tneighbor's corn Pm afraid I should use
the circular side, and scoop, a little to
boot" gss ssg M
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
Gloves while You Wait.

Julga, Of London, win deliver pair
Of kid gloves an hour and a quarter alter
they are ordered, provided he has q skin
of the correct shade in the house. Tho
nearest approach tothis ID done hereby q
firm who make gloves to order, and will
always give them intwo days, unless they
have 10 dye the skin to match some par
ticulas color. They can deliver pair
for the evening ifssordered early In the
morning. though they do not like such
hurried orders. They charge fifty cents
more for al ordered chan B ready-mada
pair. Dry Gneds Economist.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
! 4 RH5scrEp PuNsrxR,s ..kIlnEan.

clara-Miss simpkins." ho mur-
INJURED, as he reached for his has after
her declination, "when You think Of .
little road where We used 10 wander be-
meath the branches Of the green trees, I
pray you think Of me. For / am like
that little road-a lover slain; and 50
he passed out Of her sight. -
And then she was glad she had an
swered No. Bazaar. .... ..s-