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Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
RehalrsaI Last Exening

Tho Choral Club held reLearsal last
evening, at which 1t was determined to
present the doctor oil Aleautara," at
the Opera House on Juue 10 aud II. The
mnsic Will be furnished By the Opera
House Orchestra, assisted by the Ger
mani. Orchestra of Philadelphia. There
will be three rehearsais held each week,
aud The principals, as well AS the chorus
are almost perfect iu their work. The
sale OF tickets for the entertainment
will commence next "Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
FRIDAY SALES.

A LUCKY deal makes luck day. We
rropnse to make Friday IL lucky day for
every one who deals with Us,
Are you i'll the supcrstitious crowds?
Trade with MS and be lucky as u horse
Lot OF Ladies' iinc kid faxcd lasting
top. luttons, rrgular price tl.7j, only 70
cents. sizGs ~, . "a and l.
Lot of lEdics' pebble button. sizes, 1,
~. ., 5Is, &, g. /. and Il regular price sl.jO,
Lot OF ladies kid. buttons, sizes ~ to
q, worth Sl.Hj, our price 81 II,
Iutaf ladies' Dungola, buttons, sizes
AZ toal5 regular price -, our price si..j.
Lot ui ladies' iine kid oxford ties,
square toes, wortl, sl.5o, our price, u.
| MISSES line KID, button, heels. slzo5 II
| to /, regular price SLID, our price, n -.
| Misses iine kid, button. heels, sizes II
| to i3. regular price 81, o,H price sl.2b.
Misses hne Dongola, button, heels, ali
rs, regular price, " %, our price sl.jO.
Misses fine kid, bntton, spring heels,
regular price 81 50, cur prioe, 81.
Child's kid nnd pebble, spring heels.
sizes TO l0ls, worth 81, our price 75c.
Guilds Nd ana pebble. spring heels,
sizes TO "a. worth 75e, our price Soc
Mems White tennis oSiords, regular
price 81 d, our price Csc.
Men1senli congress, worth y, onr price
only $3.50.
lar price, sl2i, our price. $3.50.
Mems cn4f, hutton, sizes TO 10, regu
lar price s9!i, uiu pi1ce sl.7j
Lot Mems calf congress; regular price
sl.7o, our price only Fl.
Lot Mems cali hook lace, regular pric,
I 81 80, Cur price, 81
Lot OF ilsdies cloth slippers only Zoe
sizes 3 TOT
Lot OF boy-' kip brogans. sizes : to 1,
worthsi: out piire only 90 cents.
Lot of boy - calf, huok-inco; sizes, u tt
4 8; worth sl5t oar price, Sl..5.
lot OF yuutA4 cpif, hook .lucc, high cul
! sizes, l. 10 Z, reaultr price, sI.85; on
price only ! u.
. Lot Of Children light colored buttor
shoes; >lzcs, u to Ht .:cest OF making wa
| IL %; our ptIer onlA 40 ccuts.
Lot of childrcn's canvas, button, heel.
I sizes, and 0; worth II; our price oni,
10 cents.
l.otof ladica' kid, Newport ties, wortl
sl.2j; our price only 60 cents.
c Lot nt misses line kid, fOxCd, astin
top button, regular price sl.I5i oul pIic
only IiCouts.
s5- hont fail to call and exanin
n these bargains, us the prices are maxim
- them move quickly. Attractive tront
Y ment and IA square deal for all Mt the
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
Giimore'n Band.

The coneeY. given by P. 8. Gilmore 6
hmous hand, laet yeniuG, at the Opera
House, was Indeed n rich musical treat
10 the inasic-lovlng people who had the
good fortune 10 De present. The pro
gram was good one AMI the concer.
lasted nearly two hours. The audience
was very apprecistv1 aud literally ap-
n udt 4 each member. The vocalists
were good and gave recalls. The rain
no d1ust prevented many from attending
who would have been prescut. May this
band soos favor our sity with ar thel
visit,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
Ghnc Iuo soon.

The Andrews Manufacturing Com
paEy OF New York, who received the
contract for the desks TO be used in the
new school that is being built iu the
Twelfth ward, hsye already sent them Il
this city. According to the asreemen,
they were not TO ship them until notified
aud as the building is not ready for then
yet, tney will be stored at the expense o.
the manufacturers.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
Time Increased.

The Board OF Pension Examiners have
received wora that the examining days
have been Increased to two EACH week, In
accordance with an application made to
President Harrison. Com meneing Wed
nesday, June I, the days for examining
peusiosers will bs Wednesdays and Fri.
da,s Of oaeh week.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

IT is COMING very close on TO the
first OF June, when a new Clerk of the
Peace will sit in Clerk Cochran's seat,
and new prothonoIary will succeed
Mr.. Maxwell. Who will they bep
There will be music in the Democratic
air.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

TT TIs feared that the United States
Senate is disposed to be slow on tue
consideration OF the House tariff bill.
The country wants the bill passed and
it is hoped the Senate will not stand in
the way OF it.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

SOME Democrats are using very
strong cuss words against Collectors
Dougherty and Mckee because they
did not cheat more Republicans out oi
their votes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

The 5.sG0 Republican votes cast
last Saturt o have CT the DemocIa
the run. The easiest way to score a
victory is 10 keep them on the run.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

TuEEothwell. .saatifiifialty iiiiil boom
troubles the democrats. Lemonade
holds the balanfe Of power.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

RErurLtcANs close up the ranks.
Let not mnn be missing. Victory is
looming up Tor The November con-
rASt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
4 lG'|||I'|s||aBR, ! $40 { 0,

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BoUsn
Express trains.
NEW YoRx, week days. scl3 7o5,
'io.sl a. M, =! 10, % ;is, - g6 p. m.
New York, Sundays. '2iS. sos II.
Philadelphia week days, ,2l3, COS,
o 50, ~ %. ~ Is I 50, ~ A, y co. ~ 81 sl0si,
10 81, I'll 50a. M; ! %. ~ 10 800, 4 10, - Js,
o2', - ., =! y, $50. o,, lop. M. "a
.1o5 1850, 9O5, II 20 u. N: 90. - 40 3 90
I 10. %. 1888, $40, '72d. $50. sJOd, 1000
y. III.
.lllo i. nj. ] 20, $40 90, 10. : q, Is IS,
Che ,ter, sundays. !. i. $50. '7os.
so, o,. II 2oa. m; 90, - 10, 800. 40,
Atlantic City, n. j., week days,
~ O5 Il. M, s7 45, ~ 40 y. IN. Sundays, siO5
n. M, s2.iOp. m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washing ton, = 5e7.i AN
baltimore. and principal stations on Phiia-
deiphis division 10. 50 n: M, daily.
fl,t:Ss1E fhsasa 't;sa.; -s;G p; m; daily
Cincinnati aae St. Louis, 'i2.iS p. m. and
sinserls accaisinoJau5n. 40 a. IN. 2.si,
7. % aud | !. 10 p. m. daily.
I,andenbers accommodstion. week days.
30 a. w.; 81 and aea y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET srArroy
For Philadelphia week days. 80, G. as '7.so
=. 2, ~ III IS. A. IN. Il. ~ .4t .bos b.O0.
"a i. an. Bundays8 asa. III; ~. a. 2.i5, 3. IS.
yhr Baltimore week days. 5.s5, II, 10. 45,
.ii;ssa; m, z.4' 800 p. IN. Sundays, 2.4S
| baltimore aud principal stations on Phiia-
delp.hia Division. 10. 10 a. M, daily, except
| sunday.
| For Landenberg and way stations, week
| days, go, TO- A.. a. m; q 45, 300 D. IN. SUM
| days, 0.25 II. IN. 2. As ami 81 u. m.
| Chicago, s. a \. III. daily, except Sunday.
rittsburg, $50 y. m. daily.
Cincinnatinnd st. Louis sll 81, II. III n,
| daily except sunday.
| LEAVE PHiLA DELpHIA FoR wIIMrso ros
| Daily 81 "a, q 40 ssh, o 10, 10 Is. sII. .3i
n m; l2e0 noon, "a, 100, st3i. t5, % 50,
80, = ~, s 10, 10 10. II 80 p. III.
| Daily, except sunday, sj Is, IS, Il
It. M. 80, Il 90 and 80 p. IN. Sunday
| ontv $50, n. M.
Telephone No. l1l
H4.ltates to western points lower than
| viaany otherlthe.
J.T. 0DELL, C.O.sCULL,
Genl MANAGER. Cen IPRss. Ala
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

for 12 cabinet photographs and one 1890
crayon portrait at Cumming gallery,
SO2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

POSTMASTER TAYLOR term ex.
pires about the middle oi June. Who
will be his succcssoiI
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
500 KING STREET

"As VIC journey through life let us live
by the way"
NEAsON 1899 = CHARLES KYLE.
the wcll-known ice cream manu-.
iacfurer, Is now preRaIct g urnish Ice cream
ment or economy. of manuiArrGrr suxR,sIed
or accom- plished By skillnl e,perience that
we have not einbodted la producing the pure
! uuRduite red Ice cream lis sptriona and
| elegant pariors are now open, aud YOU are
| respretfnlly invited to call aud 80 EiM. po-
ready and viilinx TO serve YOU. All orders bv
mail or otherwise, whether Large or small
| nrnutiites, will receive pr1mpi attentinn
| fhapkful for past fAvors resp ,rtlully salicii
a share Of your patronage,
N. E, corner Sixth and orang, .tpesi,. ~; ~ Am
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

WASA1IAISIsls's,

PHiLArELrnfA. Tuesday. May ". ls90.
More than fifty styles OF
Brandenburgs now on the
counters. Ore Of :he newest
has white figures on garnet
ground--A another has stripes
5n a blue ground. The line
of light colors is again com.
plete and fuller than ever.
Beautiful Brandenburgs :!
Exquisite in printing, artistic
in coloring, but the peculiar
charm Is in the stuff itself.
Touch it: smooth as silk. Not
a lump or kno. or scfaggly
place on the delicate surface.
But not a hint of weakness
Try to tear a bit-warp or
woof way, no odds which.
Nothing slimpsy there. Just
as the polish OF culture and
good breeding lifts a man or
woman above the common,
so the perfect max e and fin
ish lifts the BfandenburFs
above other cotton. Rivais?
Yes-about es @ 'farthing
DIP rivals an arc light. The
wonder Of wo8ders Is that
Btaadenburgs are only 20
cents a yard.
Northwest OF centre.
Forty styles of genuine
i.ansdownc, and just the
shades every body is want.
Ing. Almost zaphyr-like
or lightness. SI.25.
lrridescent Glorlvsa Is {
5 twin fairy in silk and wool
$3.50 aud Sl.l5. About 6t
styles.
Near centre OF the store.
Fo,b -neA Batisie.
!. An unlsu7l width, but tn
! price-laIc-is even fsrthe
II out ct the common. b
. good rights it should be 49,
W The maker meant 1t to b
lsc-or more. A little SLOW
>. The season got ahead of hin
"a and you save at least 81 ct.
AZ AZ a yard. A sheer, cl lear
o, smooth, thoroughly e 90
&c stuff.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
PLAYERS RELEASED.

Catcher Wilmer Black, Second-hase-
man CreesaI and Pitcher James GALL
gan have been released by Manager
Summons, Of the Wilmington Club. The
release OF Black is q surprise, as he is
considered the equal of any catcher the
club has, aud by far the best ard most
accurate throwcr. Black is O thorough
gentleman aud is credit to any organi-
zation 10 which he belongs. lie Is fAii
hitter and will prove a good man for any
Atlantic Association club. The proba
b cause for his being released Is an un-
loading of uaterla.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ THE NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE,
ut W Wilmington, in the State of Delaware
ut tho close of business, May l7th, is90.
RESOURCES.
Loans and acknowledgements sG69, ,4o6.6i
Overdrafts secured and unsee'd 2e5Ol
u. Z. bonds TO secure Cfrculn-
tion. ..............,,...... 10000 90
Due from app'd reserve agents l53,32l ..
Due from other Nat. bnnks..... B,sjl.S9
Due from State Banks and
Bankors. ...................... 2,e7477
lures. ..,....,............. Il OOO.0o
| Current expenses and taIos p'd 3.5ll.7 u
Premiums on u. 3. bpnds...... ~, 10000
Checks and other cash Items. l.09l ~
Exchanges for clear1ng house. "a. 292. Sc
Bills of other bnnls. 2,s2o.0O
niekeis and c6iits.............. 34i0O
| specie. Observation-Disclosures. 2O,Od7O 20
| Legal tender nutcs.............. 30, ,5i6. 90
| Redemption fund with u. S.
Treasurer per cent. of
cfcuihtionl ...................," 2,zoO.OU
Total. ........................ si,033, ,913.37
| LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.......,.... sa00. .0l 0. .00
surplus FUND. ..............,..... l00,uDo.0O
uhdiyided Prohts..,...:... ..... 81, ,633.Se
| Nat. Blk notes outstanding -. $4,000 90
Dividends unpaid. d................ 40Ol ~
Individual deposits subject to
check. ...................... 555, 1908. II
Certified checks s................. 2,456.3s
Duo to other National Banks. 61,2ls.6.
Total Observation-Disclosures. Sl,033, 1923 81
state Of Delaware, County OF New Cas-
| tie. IS;
l, Caleb NJ. Steward, cashie, of til,
National Bank of Wilmington nnt
Brandywine, do solemnly affirm thai
the above statement is true to tile best
of my knowledge and belief
CALEB NJ. sHEWA Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed 10 before mi
this 18th day of May. 1870.
LEVI A. BERTOLETTE
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
Al FREu1D. WAR>E7,
WILLIAM A. PURrEK, Director,
GEO. .. CAPELLE.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
Haze Hall.
Tho following games were played yes

Tho following games were played yes
torday;
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., O
Buffalo, O.
AT Boston-B Boston, 8; Chicago, o.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 10; Pittsbur2,7 z.
AT New York-New York, 2; Cleve-
land, G.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York--New York, 8; Chi.
cago, 3.
Al BOSTON, Boston, 2; CjncInn I'll, 4.
at Brooklyn-Brookl Cleveland, g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Brooklyu-Brooklyp, s; Colum-
bus, 4.
The Athletic and st. Louis Clubs will
play two games this afternoon.
The lsdelphia-Pittsburg League
game was stopped during tue fifth In
ming yesterday by rain.
The way Com!skey's pets have been
beaten must tickle Anson.
Mari and Holiday are among the
best throwing outfielders In the League.
Tie Newark Club has leased new
grounds, and will occupy them after
Juue |.
S:ovey's play In right field has never
been equalcd on the diamond In Boston.
His catching and throwing border closely
on perfection.
1t takes Brotherhood players to field
the kind of balls that are being used In
tat organization. They are 90 lively
that they almost tear the hands oil the
players.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

By far the best Batiste we
ever had for the money.
Northwest oil centre.
4 Serge sensation.
62-inch All-wool Cream
Serge, with border of gradu-
ated mixed black stripes, at
60 cents. We never heard
of it under 81. Worth 81
as surely as ever a Serge
was. Why 60 cents ? say
you. Simple as sleep. It's
the wind.up Of a manuiac.
turer's output. We get it at
wind.up prices-so may you.
But when these few pieces
go there's an end.
Grand stuff for mountain
or seashore wear, and say
$3.50 for enough for a gen.
e,ous dress
Sostheast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
N THE NATIONAL HANK OF
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWlNE,
at Wilmington, in the state of Delaware
ut tho close of business, May i7th, ise0
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-15
BAYOU ~LAFOURCHE,

On February u, the water enape at
1~hlhodauX marked 20 feet 10 inches.
during that day a crevasse occurred at
Folse's II mile above Labadleyille.
causing a fall of ! inches.
On March /, the water fell to 90 feet
} inches, on March 4, it stood at 20 feet
: inches, on March g., it dropped to 20
feet inch. and raised that day one
inch. On March s, the creyasse at
Folse's was closed at noon. At 10
o'clock a. III. the bayou began to rise
and by 6 O'Clock p. IN. it was up to
the mark of March 81, that is. 20 feet
10 inches, and continued rising all
night. At > o'clock Il. m. it came to a
stand at p feet 4 inches. which was
at least, 6 inches above any previous
rise, of which either record or tradition
states. All night long people were on
both sides of the bayou watching
raising and strengthening the ~levees.
A thousand fires and lanterns along
the stream presented a weird, but
strange view to the observer, whilst
anxiety and dread were depicted on
every face, that the levees mnst WELD
every n admitted the question was
who would be the unfortunate suf-
ferers from the same. The break oc-
Cured in the early morning near the
church of St. Mary Pamela, which
made itself known here by a fall in
the bayou about Z O'clock, which con-
tinued until the decline in ~ hours
was 6 inches at which time the guage
indicated 20 feet 8 inches.
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A Lovely Complexion.

Is something desired by every lady
i'll the land. The easiest way 10 get
that beautiful color to the skin is to
first make the blood pure. The i'm
purities must be removed by the ad-
ministration of some remedial agent
which contains the most thorough al
teratiye properties combined with
those ingredients which tend not only
to remove impurities of the blood, but
also build up and invigorate the sys-
tenn. Such a remedy is DR.. West
moreland's Calisaya Tonic, which not
only thoroughly cleanses the blood.
but also invigorates the system and
leaves the patient in a thoroughly i'm
proved and healthy condition. The
price is within the reach of all. 80
cents and $1.00 a bottle at the Thi-
bodeaux Pharmacy.
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Some of the papers are censuring all
the Police Juries for not repairing all
completed l~evee', etc. and cite exam
Piles of ~lcvees, built by the Board of
Engineers that required iascining to
protect them from being washed to
pieces by the waves.
Now. if Il new levee requires fasci-
ing to make it able to withstand the
pressure OF the water, it is not a com
pleted levec. and the engineers should
have it fastened. 70 leave 4 new
levee in an unsafe condition. is not
leaving il Il completed levee.
Ii is the duty of the engineers to
complete a levee when they build one
and not leave il in Il dangerous con
dition, subject TO destruction irt.m
tlle first waves that strike it. \ COIN
pleted levee is one that is connected
and made safe against all contingent
c:es.
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Tn last Sunday morning Mrs. Evar-
lSte Moryant died at the residence of
her son; aged II Years. Mrs. Nor
want was we'll the day previous, but
began to suffer, and passed away
seated in her chair, ere any relief or
aid could be ministcred to her. She
was noted for her kind and cllari-
table nature and is regretted by all
whs knew her. Her funeral was one
Of the largest ever witnessed in St.
Ioseph's church, showing the love
and affection entertained for the ven
cradle lady, by her neighbors and
friends.
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Guy Ellis formerly a resident of this
town and vicinity, Who is engaged as
an overseer OF the Sarpy plantation,
in St. Johns parish, in u difficulty
with some of the hands received a shot
from a pistol, in the tieshy part of the
arm above the wrist. His Italian op-
ponent alse received a shot on the
breast bone.
Beth of the injured men went to the
Hospital i'll New Orleans for treat
ment.
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sss.res,s WINE OF CAReui for female diseases


MI. SurplesS, Il prominent merchant
IA Brooklyn, New York, spent a cou-
pie of days in Thibodaux, last week
lie has travelled over the United
States considerably, and said that
%ihibodauN was one OF the most hand
some towns that lie had seen. He says
mat the banqucttes are superior to
any that he has observed in a small
city, and that the one leading to st.
Joseph'S Church has not IN equal any
where.
Mr., Surpless wasmuch pleased with
. visit to the Ice Mandatory, the
INST one that he had seen, and with
Tue attention shown him by the man
ayers, in explaining tha moduS, oper-
andi.
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MsELREE,s WINE Or cARDuI for Weak Nerves.

The Board of Leyee Commissioners
of the Third Drainage District met i IN
Gretna on March g., inst. and assessed
a tax of 10 mills on the dollar for
leyee purposes. Mr.. Johnson the
member from Lafourche voted against
it.
1t Is recommended and expended
that 2 mills of the same will be used
IN repairing %leyees.
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McElree's Wine of Cardui

and THEDFORO'S BLACK DRkUGAT are
sf sale by the following merchants il
lateurrf~ parish. Thihodaux
Jos. T. Thibodeaux & Sen.
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On the Sti, the crevasse which had
been running at Folse's for fifteen
days, was closed. On the morning OF
The ninth Il crevaSSe took place heal
St. Mary Pamela Church. The wat, :,
frequently has risen and fallen an incl.
or two during - hours.
On Thursday several light showers
fell during the day, and al Lisht it be-
gan to rain slowly, preceded by some
thunder and steadily all night long.
As every one WAS anticipating disas-
ter II WIS a source Of qualification to
ana that Il fall OF more than one inch
mad occurred. lowering the euage to
Within an inch Of the mark on tire
morning previous, when il rise OF two
inches began to show itself.
The rainfall in "a hours ending YES
terday morning was l.43 inches.
The mail carrier from Napoleon
VILE yesterday reported Il crevdsse
about three miles above Napoleon
vile on the east side. Yesterday
morning the bayou began to decline.
probable effect of the new
II BIG RIVERS
On yesterday the signal service re-
ports give the water rs follows:
Cincinnati 34.6 feet 11.6 feet below
danger line; Louisville AL feet.
9.ll below danger; Louisville al fit.
81 below danger; Cairo, 1873 feet.
So above danger Memphis, 1868 feet,
2.3 above danger; Helena, 1879 feet,
6.9 feet above danger: Vicksburgh.
I.6, being 90 above danger: and
rising at all these points. Red, Wash
lta and Arkansas rising.
In New Orleans the water reached
II feet and poured through Canal and
other streets. flooding them and carry
ing Consideration to every body. At
midnight the river receded sufficient
~ to cease flowing through the streets.
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Excelsior Lodge No. 81, I. @. o. +,
held a regular session last Saturday
night and admitted an applicant into
their fold.
Owing to the numbers of brothers
who were watching the levees on
that memorable night, a small atten-
dance waS present.
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Wilfred Due, an old and highly res
pected citizen of lower Lafourche,
well known to all the old residents
of this parish, died about ten days
ago. at his home, after a short Illness.
Thus pass away the old landmarks of
the years that are gone by.
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Mr.. L. +. Michclrt gave this Office .
c.ll his week. He - now residing
near Napoleonville and praeticing
law in which pursuit the SENTINEL
homes that he may succeed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-15
asg@sLAck,DRAyGHr tea cures Constipation

Pierre G. TronG formerly of Thibo-
dauy has invented and obtained a
patent for an adding machine.
1t is said To he IN ingenious contri-
vance by which any one = add any
amount without tronblc, or fear of
making mistakes.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-15

Among tie visitors to Tlibodaux
his week, were Mcssrs. jackson and
Allen Daunis who we're | ere to attend
the burial of their brother SYLVAN.
They are the only two of the once
large Daunis family who remain.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-15

Ayers medicines have been salts
factory TO me throughout my practice,
especially Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which has been used by many of my
patients, II of whom says he knows
it saved his life."-F. l.. Morris. NJ
D., Brooklyn, n. Y.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-15
Try slAck.DRAuGhT tea for Dyspepsia.

An application to the Board of State
Engineers for material to assist the
people neal the crevasse at st. Mary
Pamela, to close the breach was an
swered oy the information that the
Board has no authority to donate ma
terials to close crevasses.