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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11

Gnb1i6 bat man id) in 6 bica q iiber
Die SSabl Oe8 Husitelluug8plateS 9eeini9a.
9amit lit oas erite {5iuberniB aus Sem 8ege
gerdumt, aber nod fcinesme98 Die Iusltel=
lung lelbi III elmer Sbatlade genad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11

Sn nadNeb enbsr Site FnSen biz
0eier Die gdnber, ipelt)e 3uder no d
bieiem 2anoe auSiubren, nebf
BEN SSsrtbe bieier ginfubr I'M Sabre 1889:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11
Scr aantpf un Sen 9sna s,neicn,s.

2ouoou, 10. September.-ZSH bieitQCW
Srciien Fat Die 9iad)rid]t, NaB JtHBlano eiHeH
groBen SoritoB in alien in g&erle bat, be
trddtldes Auiiebeu crregt. Cine ruiNid)e
Grpeotion, beitebeu6 ans 3ebn Snfautcrit
8r9imeutcrn, iiebeH &atterie'u uHo iedjs
GeiteridmoNronen, 1T beoroert worOen, bG5
2anO Stoiihen Dem Amu=0arIa uuO Aaipi
See Hsrolid) pom ser bereits beitebeuoeu
Giienbabnlinie ;u beieteu. IS bat ij9 eiue
@eiellid)ait gebilbet, iucldIc etne GileUbahu
pOn Srcnburg na1 &alAfcnp banen mill.
Die &egierun9 garantirt Die &cr3iujung tn
res &apttals. Die 8ruppeR ilHo cur 9et
tung Der giienbabnbouteu unO Der Croft
uung ueutr banNel6itraBen beitimmt. 5n
bieilgen militdriid)eu 9relen betrGdtet man
8ie5 bios ais ginIeitung ;u eiuem &u9rid
ami 6erai. GnglanO wirO aber zen iuitH
babel 9tid)t5 in Den 28cg le9cn. 4faH bait
bier oaiiir, baB Die &ertheiOigung SuOien 6
am !oimalapa uub am 6inougUidj bcQlungu
mnB, uuO 10 lunge Guglauo i'm 8ciib oes
Spber nnb Gnoerer Fdlie lit, hat c5 iiIg ieiu
ofnolideS Reif ylidt5 iu iiirdten. 0igia
BON @laSltone befolgte Bolitt wirO and
pon leluem AoAIolger ie7tgebOlten.
SeIcpBonoerfeIr ituiiGen 9onecn umD Gcri5.
2onbon, 10. September.-Ii @orbc=
reltun9eu tiir Die GrriCbtHna elmer ttleOboui.
l9en SerbinNung ;rviidjtu gon0on unO Va
rtS ilno becn6igt, uuo man glaNbt, oag Die
Ein!e III einl9en Sa9en erUIiEet mer0tU
nirb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11
~ a a(Gria
n iBren bcri3ieocurn Sormeu,
hikiaes mno raLtee Sieber.

gs eitt fsir 0smjttfl in btr Gptt, pelies bisiac5
uno falics EGbtC U7o ale GrotreH mG.GJl1ca, ionic
Giaaca= Unb aHoeTe 7IeUcr Unit Nulie ron GaOaUaas
YiUruJ iIHclltg gtI.t ais 8aoWaB'S NeaoD Jles
lict.
Bre;5 so Geuts bic 5laIde. 81 5a6ea bel al
len 4puthg.cIH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11

NcSinlep's Sarif, Ser nidt
nur Sod5ol, ionoern ben b0dfen 5ol bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11
gglcrIei aus eeutIdltamo.

8er(iu, 10. Septembcr. - SSie ote
,SoiFIdje 3eitun9" mittheilt, lit Elm Seitpi
erIaiien morpen, tuelder cine Uniform glttd)
oerieuigen Der britiid)en SeeleHte nui Der
peHti6en Slotte etntEbrt- .
Sic pSoiii6e 3eituug" bat iif nit ben
peridiebenen 6anoelsfammern bes 6etdleS
Sebufs 6eiiieeun9 zines einbeitIid]en 1iertz
Sians, porlaufig tiir 8eutIdlano, in SerbiHs
bung geleft.
Der BrOiehor Der &beOlpgie on Der lint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11
Sic GnpLerG.

Bori5, 10. Scptcmber.-Qa8 Gci1uO=
bait5amt bat cineu Geridt ucr0Heutlidt, in
Weltem Der iauitdre 3uI!anO 5rantratd'S
ais ein pOr3igGHer bc5cid)net mtrO. Sn
Spanien, mOieIblt Die Cholera oorberridte,
1T cine leibte Beferung einqercten. Die
traM6ffdcn Guarantalne StationcH be
wabren fh por5iglidJ. Die WiaBnabmen
gegcu Die ginidleppung Der GboIcra Nurh
Bilger aus Ytetta baben iJd glel4iaio crs
folgreld) erluiaieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11
nSein 0eDirft ia gOlO toert9. g"

Den "A. SdnUur 1883. Grguil, ga.
Or. 8oomop: so Bate ale oie 6erfd eoenru
U,ltc!, ole Uilrtic uo, obue ETioq ucrlu-jt as
iit metH 3uiuEo eao,Ih 0erih!immlrte mo Gin
5reuHo mix rIlt3, ,j5r JcOog 8eiief iu aebrludIeH.
Sd follte iciacW Sldt1c uEo lCbrIudte oaijsl6e an
MCiaem 5uigetai mo an ueiHem &Eic mo aar HI
uetHer 25cnUHnot1l11 am ndditsu Ui0r8eH Ditoer i'm
StGHos, meJFeu glItieH Hut';u4tbCH. sd bate icbr
IGEgG F1cumGtISHut qgtItea. SO iOttoc nc Ohne
g. "a. IT, lciH ba rs cl1 6eutt III Gjulo tncrt6 it,
Uiere SHUTTER muroe 0UJh a. a. Jt. IN 'pci 5tuEocH
UcH JibcUmatI5wus 10 o,g SttgiisrT gstbgilt.
~. y. cooper ugE Der F,yEa Cooper & GoaH5
Gin hal0er lis Gu eiHem Tbcs,5fsC poll in eineu
Ialbeu C'lcia HSl'gr ,lHOcJt N uCrigca Diuuteu
5lrGmpic, HiaacUiaurt, Ncb.ltcjt, CrrbrtdleTi
GoObrsnHcu, 3,crUoEtaf ShlGT1Gqgcit appfs
idlmerlcn, ZiarrBoc, aoIf, Sla1uRaeu une
oHe inneriibeH 1tbmtricu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11

Ereis oes faaIit5sn SIattes, burt 2rdacr In Der
Gtaot H. YSahiuatpr uno in Der 9odbarhaTt beiorst,
12k Cts; tasltd,e uHb Sonnta 90 sAnssabs Is
Sfs. pro g8obe sabIbar podcntlib an Die oas Slatt
beiornenbeu srdaer-Iasli6I burdb bic Boit, Borto=
trei, $3.50, tG sii6,e n. Sonntaasamsaabe 81 so
proSabr iir frsers se I'M SerhdltEiB fdr bic W o.
dleatIidpe aaeaape nit SoHnt9ssblott,, YortofreL
mem Srte bes snIanbes, s4 nad europa. Conn
tags =.lus aabc, 81 pro Sohr.-0os bette unb bti=
Iaitc oeut1d,c SIatt in ben 0iittel H. SIolia0teI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11

Sertin, 10. September.-Su SEN ober=
idIeiiideu Giitrifteu BON 9}pbnlt uuo got-
Ian tritt Der 0ungcr 5ppbuS in beftiger
&eie uui. Die Geb6r0tu gebcn fd) aQe
eroenflide 9tiibe, oicie Sbotod)e Su Der
beintli6euuno abiuIeuguen, obcr pcrgcbIid.
Die Aotb lit bereit8 bis sum bUflten 8untt
geDicben. Die llrlahe nicicS eutietii4eu
GlenoS iino obne 3lpetfel bic uuerld]rpiugIi=
den Breiie BON 6leiih uno Ntcll, cine IN
au8bleiblide Tolge Der GetroiOeSOQgeiete
nns Oes GinfubrperbotS gegen au5lduoiidIc,
numentlidl ameritaniide St)meine. 9aN
founlt nod, OaB bic g0bne Der ungliifli9eu
gSebcr, peld)e in belten s3eiten nidt sum
Satteiien Ousreiten, beruuter gegaH9en
iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-11
,ubIifauer unb nornehmlih

Die Sefarmorter Der SpangS= 9olitif
unp Die 2obreOner Der biftatOrilden @enalt
oes Sprehers oes conereiFOnellen Inter
bauies lubiliren iiber Den &ablauSeana in
Maiue; 8eeo lift Der poiltiide 6elb bes
Cages. 0ab bie 9emotraten ntiBia Die
0anbe in ben S6oOB lesten, dnoert 9{ihts
an Der Sa6e. 8eeb bat geiiegt uup miro
BEN Sieq nad lanbeSiiblidem Sranf aus
beuten. Sleeo ielbit 1T fidJ ieiner gSittiaz
felt pobl bewuBt unS bat bereits oiien III
oeritehen eeaebeT, baB ieiu Sieg aleid)bez
beutano nit elmer Silligun9 ieiner 8oltif
uno Mietboben iei. Gr rpirS Die Sride
nod idlarier apSieber. SSenn Die Demo
fraten ii6 nidt iputen, fpiro aus Der fir ben
nGdlten GonereB eriparteien llmmanoluna
Der repnblifanii6en Nebrbeit in cine 9iin2
berbeit Nid)ts merbsH. $olitifer lino ae=
meiniglid) 9rose anbeter be5 Grfolges, nno
9ieeo ipira nid]t ermaugeln, barans Sor-
tbeile su sieben. 9ab corrupte Metbooen
BEN Sieg erriosliften, fiimmert 9teeb uuS
enen 4nbane eurdaus nid1t. Sab fie 9ns
fanes in's Sodsborn gejagt muroen, laa auf
Der 6anS, lest babeu ne bic 9ad)er aui ibrer
Seite; aber bas golf, abgeieben BON Der
Tarteifelluna, bat beiorbers aui Der Sut III
ieiu, baB es nidjt idlieBlif mitiammt ieiuen
pielqeprieienen sSHititutlouen Der 0iftatur
iberanhportet mirb. 9as 2anb beftnbet
fd) in elmer uebereangs Yeriooe, uno bic
Gerepiauna Der 8epalt Der berridenoen
Yartei If bas .3iel, wel6es au9eitrebt wirb.
McSinlep's Sarif, Ser mid t
nur So45on, ionoern ben bodfen ,5ol bes
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Der HemtIale Correspondent,

TdsIid,, ipofentiit unb Sonntoss.
d. Gaine. siecntbimsr uno 6eoafteur,
Qfc SoItimorelrabe uHo YofzapeHue.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

A trip in the country and into the
fields Will convince anyone that the
prospect fer growing crops is equal
to, or above the average. Sugar cane
has an excellent color, is generally a
good stand. clean and of il satisfactory
height for the time of tire year. Much
of that crop has been laid by in a
fine condition; without some %untole-
seen cause the sugar crop, in the La
fourche valley should be a large one.
The corn Is vigorous with u healthy
color, growing rapidly and promises IA
fair yield.
The season, since the freeze on the
last days Of March has been a very
favorable one, enabling planters to
cultivate easily and well, the result of
which is witnessed i'll the magnificent
fields now extended to the eve in
every direction.
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1t didn't Pay.

A lecturer that had for several
minutes i~araGgued his audience on
the beauties of politeness, was inter
rnpted by Il man who arose, with his
hat on, and said:
"l4i@5s all very well cap, mighty fine
talkin' am all tha;. but in this town
~politeneSs don't pay
"lou are mistaken. sir" the ~lectur-
er answered. roliteness pays in any
and all towns"
+. NO yon are wrong" the inter
rupter persisted, sit don't pay here
III tell you why. For some time |
nave been eating at "a lunch counter
round yonder, and / noticed that
every man sat up to the table with
his hat on. and as | wasn't brought up
that way, | concluded to take my
hat Oft, and | did so..'
We'll, but did any one object ~
the lecturer asked.
"Oii, DO, there was no objection,
but, You see. some fellow stole nv
hat.-ArkanSaw Trarelsr.
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The people of this town and vicini-
ty will enjoy a rich treat by visit
ing firemen's Hall on Tuesday night.
Panoramic views of all the great bat
ties of the late war, its heroes and
other wonderful scenes will be ex-
hibited. This exhibition has exhibit
ted in all the cities of the United
States and always draws large houses.
See posters and circulars for fur
Their information.
Admission 50cents. and % cents or
children.
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Doetrinal Instruction-The o of a
we'll Known Cambridge family was be-
ing given some doctrinal Instruction
with somewhat unsatisfactory results.
one evening. when his irish nurse ap-
peaied to pnt him to bed. Here was
an opening: "Tom," said his grandfa-
ther, ''whr takes care of you at night o.
Tom looked amazed ut the stupidity
of the question. why. Bridget Nc
earthly, OF curse. g,andpa,' Still un-
dismayed. the old gentlemen persisted +:
"Who takes care OF Bridget Mccarthy.
Thomas ?" This was too much for the
young man, who looked first at his
instructor and then at the stal wart
proportions of the Irish M II
should think" said he, that Bridget
Mccarthy WAS big enough t. take care.
of herself, If she's Yer gong to he I"
There was no more doctliIal inStru,
lion that evening" Wide 4makc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

At the special election for Il senat OF
to fill the u%nexpired term of the late
Senator Barrow, held on last Tuesday
in the Feliciana parishes, Mr.. Decke,
the anti-Lottery candidate was elected
by a large majority.
At a poll ear bayou Sara a Difficult
ty occurred in which Mr.. billiard Rich
afdson was killed and Eugene Taylor
was wounded.
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The Book in a Woman's Hand.

| do not know whether these words
will be read by those of our American
women who are careless and thounht-
less enough to buy this ~unhealthful
literature. ! hardly think they can be
found III any large number among the
Journal sisters. Then. why are these
words written? To enroll YOU. my
dear reader, each and every one of
YOU. among those who will use all the
influence which Won ran exert over
others, to stem this tide of injurious
literature. If these words will fall
under the eyes of one woman who will
be convinced that she cannot afford to
read a suggestive book, their mission
will be fulfilled. 1t is for the
perpetnation of everything that is pure
and elcvatlng III womanliood, of the
maintenance of everything that is sd
cred to the domestic circle, that I
say no woman can afford to either
bny or read q book other than that
which has in it and about it the purest
moral atmosphere. !. bad book makes
every immortality possible; just as a
good book will stimulate the Hottest
thoughts and ambitions. A woman's
life aid feelings are colored by the
pages which she reads. 4 book in
which sin is gilded, no matter how
cleverly it is done. should be stunned
as thoroughly as the vice which it
represents. 1t is always well for every
to remember that her reading
Is the greatest key to her character.
The company a Woman keeps NAV
sometimes be imposed upon her, and
1T is. therefore, not alwayssafe to Judge
her by those who surround her. But
her reading is the result of choice. and
therefore the book in a wonan's hand
is Il direct index to her character.
There IS no self-respecting in
America who a afford t o read a book
with an unclean purpose. She cannot
afford 1t for her WI sake. her family.
her friends, or her sex. Besides, what
benefit is derived from such a book ?
1t can teach Il Woman nothing worth
knowing; therefore. it is unsatisfacto-
r.Y, and the time spent is wasted. She
cannot refer to it in conversation !;
therefore, it is useless. Then. where
is the good to be derived And there
certainly is no object in reading a
DOCK unless we can learn something
from 1t. On the other hand, it is harm
full before it is impure. A woman may
say: ''Oh, ] il read these books, and
they have no effect upon me!n Not
apparently; but unconsciously they
do, most assuredly. And every wo-
man OF common sense knows that what
l say Is true. 1t cannot be otherwise.
The mind thrives by what it is fed.
just like the body. Why not turf 10
all the good and hcaltilful books which
are constantly published ? Ignore the
unhealthy aad they will die of them
selves, and with their death will
American literature and American wo-
manhood be the greatest beneiciaries.
-Ladies' Home Journal.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

1t Is reported that some persons have
been constructing dams across the
bayons and natural drains that have
beer lately opened in the rear of the
bruslee Guillot settlement, obstruct-
ing the flow OF water, and preventing
the necessary drainage of that section.
A'tcrm of service IN thc penitentiary
will teach some of those fellows to
stop such work.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21
Charity in Speech.
IEar the SExrInL.

hSt bAko JIM ~ IL
fauSe ere you Speak it-vOu may not recall
n bitter word uttered to-day
me shaft that you stained with the venom
of gall
VIII speed Oh its murderous way.
1t may be Il Jest, and you laugh as YOU sneak
But cruelty selfish your end
A moments amusement you careleSslv seek.
But you tread on the heart of a friend.
Oh. think ere you say it-not anger or pride
Your accents should ever control
The weakness or folly you coldly deride
Might have conquered your own spotless
soul.
Temptation may come to your spirit some
day.
You viii know then how tempted ones fell :
II the storm of reproach sweep over your
way
Earth's heaven may turn to a hell.
Nay, do not repeat 1.-THE slanderous tale
Some gossip has poured in your ear.
some eye 1t may mOisten, some cheek it may
pale,
Some soul it may shriyel and scar
lheh leave 1t unspoken, the story of shame
some sister or brother to wrong
FOR should it be true, there are plenty to
blame,
To your tongue then let silence belong.
ESSIE.
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Vincent BoassO.

Vincent Boasso, the scoundrel
who, whilst having a family, beguiled
a young girl into marrying him, in
New Orleans. two or three wears ago
for which he was sentenced TO the
~penitentiary, and from which he sub
sequently escaped has been caught,
ana IS now within the penitentiary
walls where he can work ont his time
and repent Of his sins.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

Among the planters who were ruin
ed by the Nita Crevasse in St. James
Parish is Octave Jacob. formerly
Lieutenant in the 18th Louisiana Regi-
ment C. s. A.
Nothing is left on his fine plantation
except a stable. Sugar House, dwell
ing, cabins all gone. Tlat is a severe
loss to a good and honorable man.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21
Meslree,s WINE OF cARDu. for female d ,se,s-s

Tomorrow will bring a large crowd
of people to T~hibodanx. There vii,
be IN excursion from New Orleans.
and also excursions from Donaldson
vile aud along bayou Lafonrche.
At Tctreau's park there will ie sever
al races that will attract the admirers
of swift horses.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

Cyclones, railroad accidents, and
mine horrors have been the records
up North and West during the last
fifteen days. Numbers of lives have
been lost and much property des
troyed.
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oeg'wiNE or cARoUl. a Tonic for Women.

Lovers of chickens fried. chickens
broiled, chicken gumbo, chicken sal
al, etc should read the ADVERTISE
ment of j. Riviere 4 Bro. and de-
rive wisdom and knowledge there
from.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

hsrried, June 18th, 1890, at the
residence of the bride, by the Rev. ].
A. Poyet, Miss Mamie RAMON to
Thomas Cox Carver, all of Iberville
Parish, La,
The groom is Il brother of Mrs. T.
ID, Kent, of Abbie plantation. The
wedding was a brilliant one the pre-
sents, especially those fron his en-
ployers, Zuberbier & Belan, were
valuable and beautiful.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

On last Sunday Mr.. Henry kurtz
died at his residence on st Philip
street.
The deceased was a German who
lm%mlgrated To this country some 20
years ago. and has been employed the
most of his time at the stables OF
Frank hoffman,. He was an indus
frlous, quiet, and good citizen, never
falling III any Of the duties assigned
TO him. Some years ago he was mali
carrier between NapolcoDville and
Thibodaux.
The deceased was II worthy member
OF the Labadieviile Lodge of the
knights of Honor, the members of
which took charge of his funeral, and
buried the remains according TO the
ritual Of that order
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

The Rev. Mr.. Trawick of New Or
leans, will preach in the presbyterian
church at the usual hours tomorrow.
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Correction.

In the card Of thanks, printed last
week, by the committee having in
charge the late Fair at Firemen's Hall
'''' iianr Of Mrs. p. E. Lnrio. was in
i'"'eitentit left out BY the composition.
Mrs. Lorio's services were too highly
appreciated to be forgotten.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

Philip Dansereau, eldest son Of DIR.
H.. Dansereau, returned home last
Tuesday. He is suffering from rheuma-
tism and wa obliged to leave school
on that account.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-21

Yoo can never know til you try,
how quickly dos of Ayers Pills will
cure your sick headache. Your stom-
ach and bowels need cleansing, and
these pills viii accomplish it more eff
%fcctHally and comfortably than any
other medicine yon can find.
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Try BLACk.DRAUGAT tea for Dyspepsia.

The fourth of July is near. Why
cannot tho young folks grow patriotic
and celebrate it? Cannot Lafourche
give "a chance to some of the rising
orators of the parish to make the wei
kin ring with the magic sounds of
grand, eloquent oratory?
Are patriotism and gun powder on
iy pleasant memories in this South
land?
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Several boat loads Of stone coal
are now at the wharf being unload
ed and having contents forwarded to
planters in the bayou Black, in the
parish Of r%errebonne.
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Tho Mckinley abomination, the
Morris's Lottery nor the marriage of
Mary Anderson prevents water melons
and musk melons to be abundant on
the street every day.
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LOCAL JEWS.

Sugar and rice pl""tcr- are referred
to advertisement of w. b. Bloom
field.
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MeELREE,s WINE Or cAapgl for Weak Nervea

Rev. DR.. G. NJ. Atkinson IS now at
Pittsburg az a delegate to high con-
ference Of the presbyterian church of
which he is an influential member.
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Sa~BLACk-DRAuGHT tea cures Constipation

Miss Annie Elfer, secretary of the
Busy Bee Society, requests the SENTI-
Z to state that the Busy Bees will
give q garden party at Mr.. jackson
Elfer, on jackson street, on Tuesday
June 2lth, inst. from 5 to 12 o'clock
p. III. There will be dancing and re-
freShments. Admission, 10 cents
This Will be Il nice opportunity for the
young people to enjoy themselves and
pass a pleasant evening.
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McElree's Wine OF cardu;

and THEDFORD's BLACK DRAUcAT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Lafonr"he parish, Thibodaux
JOS. I. Thibodeaux g. Son.
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