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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-10

An Ohio paper says: "The Cleye-
land Leader mentions Bob Lincoln,
now minister to England, as a possible
Republican candidate for the presi-
aehcv I'D lo92. Perhaps. But the next
the Republican party runs a presrden-
tial candidate on the record az Ill
ancestors. aud dresses him m in tl,a
oio ci"thes OF ms progenitors, it will
doubtless get the socks, and. perhans
the breeches knocked off If If T'ba
strength Of the Democratic party rests
IN, more than any other one thinu
the fact that neither Thomas jefferson
nor Andrew Jackson left sons to
p~erpetuate and degenerate the stock,
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Mercantile Hypocrisy.
THE KIND OF CONVERSATION THAT CAN
BE OVERHEARD IN ANY STORE.

Merchant Ito clerk)-Did YOU send
Hammerton his bill again this week.
Clerk-Yes. sir.
Merchant-What did he say?
Clerk-Said he would be around and
pay it.
Merchant-That's what he has said
for the last six months. He's the big
gest liar in this town. He can never
get ten cents worth on Il credit here
any more. reckon We'll have to sue
him-sh-here he m now.
Merchant-Good morning, Mr.. Ham
merton, glad to see you, sir. Won't
You sit down?
Hammerton-No, tllankyou. | call
ed to settle that bill.
Merchant-What bill-oh. YES.
Why, sir, | hadn't thought of it. You
see, the collector has charge of the bills
and pay bnt little attention to them.
Thank you (receiving the money and
receipting the billy Call again, Mr..
HanmertOn.
Hammerton-I am a little pushed
Tor money at present.
Merchant-That makes no differ
ence, sir, none whatever. Whenever
You want any thing give us a call.
Good morning.-Arkansaw Trareler.
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Three or four OF the wise youngsters,
who, a few months ago, went ont back
of the city Of Baton Rouge, and raised
trouble among some colored residents,
during which one negro was killed,
thinking that they were having a nice
time, haze very much changed their
opinions since they were brought be-
fore the courts, tried and given twenty
years in the ~penitentiary. They are
now discussing the question and trying
to learn where the funny part comes
in. 1t is high time that this uniustif-
able and uEcalled for hoodlumism be
stopped. 1t car never be done until
some of the violators Of law are pun
ished. Juries, lately, in several par
ishes, have astonished that class of
men very greatly by finding them
guilty. The masses of the citizens are
beginning to put their feet down on
la~wlessness, and, those who do not
wish to see the inside of the peniten-
tiary at Baton Rouge, may take heed
in good time.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BIT THEPREsS
ASSOCIATION,

Resolved further, That We reitcrate our
earnest reprobation of the injudicious, hurt
full and unbusiness like practice of doing
public printing below legal rates, and less
than the rates eNacted of private individuals
and that any paper taking any public print
ing by offering a bonus or performing such
work free of charge shall be refused the cour-
tesy of exchange by the papers Of the asso-
citation, or otherwise dealt with as the asso-
citation may decide; provided, that any paper
belonging to this association, which may be
thrown in competition for public printing
with one not a member and thus not obliged
to obey our rules shall be considered exempt
from the operation of this regulation.
Resolved, That the newspapers of the State
be requested to print the last preceding res
olution at the head of the first column OF the
editorial page, for at least one issue, to the
end that the purpose thereof may be known
to the publishers of newspapers not repre-
sented at this meeting.
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A W0man's Love.

Will undoubtedly improve a man
mentally and morally but when the
man is needing a good blood and liver
medicine, nothing will take the place
OF DR.. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic.
1t contains those properties which
serve for a thorough publication of the
blood and improvement of the work.
ing OF the liver-that most important
OF all f~unctionaries. In malarial d.
tricts it is a sine qua non for all disur-
ders attendant on living in such places.
for the c%alisaya bark, the basis of the
best known anti-periodic medicines.
which it contains, does a thorough
work aid frees the blood from all ma
larlal poison. 1t is sold by the Thi-
bodsanx Pharmacy at fifty cents and
one dollar q bottle.
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On last Monday. to the surprise of
p%early all the senators a motion was
made hy Senator Stewart Of Nevada,
to set aside the election bill and take
up the bill for the free coinage of sill
yer, which motion was carried by Il
vote of 80 to 81.
This unexpected movement surpris-
ed the Republican conSpirators. and
made them gloriously mad. 1t sur
plised the Democrats and made them
gloriously happy.
This move may forever kill the in
famous Force bill and preserve to the
states a sacred right guaranteed them
by the constitution, that of attending
to their own elections.
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The Republican Protectionists
boosted that the Mckinley bill would
reduce prices Of essentials that the
farmer and wage Garner were required
to purchase.
As an evidence Of tina TACT the CHI
cago Tribune says that
"A concern whose foreign made
Undertaking has had IL neayy sale in
this country, nnonnces that it will
raise the price on its goods from Janu-
AIRY /, 1890 as follows
Cndershirts. winter quality, from
52.45 to $500 each drawers, winter
wear, from $3.50 to $500 this is the
reward the stupid supporters Of the
men who voted for the friends of the
Mckinley bill are getting. No wonder
JAY Could has said IT hat fla poor
ma cannot buy two suits lie must try
to get along with one" But Jay
Gould, Harrison and the Mckinley
crowd do not get along with one suit.
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THE a UF LOUISIAN4
Goth Judicial Distric: Court-Par.
ish of Lafourche.
Succession Of Lilay Philips. No. 1920
Probates.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND m

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER Ann mn
l. cree Of che above entitled court and 4
obedience to a commission to me diree,aS
in the above entitled and numbered 49,
cession. hearing date OF December ~
1890. | will offer for sale at public auct;oat
pursuant TO law. to the last and hiahsu,.
bidder at the Court House. in the town ~
Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY JANUARY IL, 1891.
between the hours of II O'clock, a. M. ana .
o'clock, p. m. the following describet nv.
psrty to-Wit:
A certain fractional lot of ground or tau.
lot being the northwestern portion Of lat NJ
lIS. on the Iian of rhs town OF rhihodan~
which said fractional lot of ground maasnsas
ABORT ninety feet more or less, front ON ,Jaes
son street running hack from jackson strss.
to Ceyley Tappin's lot supposed to he ahoss
a distance of 1888 feet more or less. which ss;5
lot tffactiunan OF ground is bounded in frons
or west by Jackson street, north hv Geo.
street. south by other portion o. lot No. ia
OF ursin Miles and east partly by lot Of Cav.
ley Tappin and partly by lot of Joseph a..
meauN. Together with all the buildings .nd
improvements thereon.
Lilay Phillips deceased acquired ..nar
aversioiem' her vendor tleclarin. re sell az
half Of the from: of LOT lis on Jackson stres,
Terms and Conditions OF III Cash on ~
spot il Unittd States treasury notes 10 nav
debts. -
P. =. LORIo,
December. 3. 1900. Sber,g
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The rainfall in Thibod aux. has been
for the year 1890, in
Total. 81

The total rainfall was, in 1889 41.24
inches; in 1888, 60.61 inches in 1887,
61.35 inches; in 1886, 1925 inches.
The average precipitation for five
years, has been 1929 inches. Rain
fell TO the depth Of 3.48 inches on Au-
gust 26, and 3.61 inches on Oct. 20,
being the only days during the year
that the rainfall reached 3 inches.
1t will be noticed that the rainfall in
1889 and 1890, has been about 10 in
ches below the average of the last FIVE
years. and about II inches below tile
average OF three previous years.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-10

In New Hampshire the Legislature
organised January Z inst. Owing to
the candidates for governor net having
received Z majority OF all the votes
cast the legislature elected the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, who was
defeated at the polls by vote Of the
people. Thus it is that the Republi-
cans who are ~eteinally bleating like
mad goats about fair counts and hon
est elections. override the will of the
people by some hocus pocus that they
always have prepared for such occa-
SinnS.
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Mr.. Ernest Marchand, State printer,
died last Sunday, in this city. Mr..
Marchand was born in Paris fftv-nipe
years ago and had been a resident of
New Orleans since his youth. He was
a man Of amiable disposition and kind
and generous impulses and had figured
prominently in several organizations,
among them the Orleans Artillery, in
which he did gallant service during
the war. He was highly esteemed by
the vast number Of his friends, and he
will leave behind him many sincere
regrets. His funeral vas very largely
attended.-Ex.
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The death of Mr.. Daniel Dennet,
last Monday, at his residence in Mis-
sissippi, is announced. The deceased
was well and favorably known in Lou
%isiana, having resided in the parish of
ST. Mary for many years, as editor of
the Planters Bonner, in Franklin, Il
of the ablest and best country papers
IN Louisiana, during its career. Mr..
DeDnAt did more towards disseminat-
ing information of the great possiblli-
ties of Southern Louisiana, than any
man who ever resided therein.
He was an enthusiast OH the agricul-
tural development Of his state, and
never tired writing Or speaking about
it. OF late years he has been the agri
cultural editor of the weekly Picdyune
and has been an authority upon all
subjects in his department. His know
ledge was obtained from reading, study,
and especially from practical obserya-
ton.
He was a pleasant companion, an
interesting conversationalist liberal
but firm in his views, bold and fearless
in advocacy of his opinions, and ag-
gressive in their delivery.
Mr. Dennet was 4 native of Maine.
had passed the three score years and
ten Of the patriarchs. Peace be to the
memory Of a good man.
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On Thursday was the 10th anniver-
sary of the great battle of New Or
leans, in which Gen. Jackson gained
such a signal victory over the British
troups.
Jannary5 1915, will ever be a proud
day for Louisianians to remember.
The survivors of that battle, in this
parish, met at Frost's famous Restau-
rant and didn't participate in a dinner
worthy of the occasion.
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Houston, Texas, is icy suffering from
a visit Of small pox. Many of the
n~eighhoring towns have organised
guarantees against the unfortunate
city, which is having a great influence
against the prosperity of the place.
1t may not be SO bad asst is represent
ed, but no doubt, all business will be
injured by the presence of the pest.
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The report of the Board of Health
Tor the week ending December 81,
1890, shows a total mortality of 246,
being an increase of 10 over the pre-
ceding week; of these 10 were whites,
against l52 the week before. and rs
colored against 81. Pneumonia was
credited with 80 deaths of whites, an
Increase of, and Is of colored. an in
OF ! over the week preceding
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Smali pox is becoming friglltful in
many parts Of Texas. Houston, San
Antonio and other towns have the
pest. 1t seem to be spreading, caus-
ing great alarm, and arousing the peo-
pie almost to arms in many instances.
to prevent any one from the infected
places to come neal them.
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One Pronissory Note, drawn hvGfIes Wa
ron and by him endorsed in blank, for Tia
sum Of Two Hundre Dollars, with eight mar
cent interest fro2a date and secured hy act az
mortgage of date March eth, 1885. Note n
same date, NJ. +. L., folio S65. As owner All
persons are warned not TO negotiate forsame
as aymen has bsen stopped, In accerdanee
with law. REUBEN WASHINGTON
Dec. 2nd. %
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For the first time since 1876 the
democrats have a Governor in Wis
consin. Peck, author of Peck's Bad
Boy, was i%naugurated Governor of the
Wolverine state on last Monday. Now
when the Legislature elects Mr.. Villas
senator to succeed the slanderer and
v%ilitier of the southern people, Spooner.
Wisconsin may feel proud.
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NOTICE.

Rooms PLANTERS ASSOCIATION OF LAForR. ,
CHE. T~hibodaux, La, Dec. 20. 1se0l I
The annual meeting of the Planters Associ
alton for election of officers and other b,si
ness, VIII be held at the rooms of the assn
citation. on Saturday, January 10th lse1 -
O'Clock, p. m. TAYLOR REATrrr g. :
w. II. PRICE, secretary. po
Jan 3-9l-2t.
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Female Weakness Positive Cure Free.
To this Editor

TIE the Editsr:
Please inform your readers that I have a
positive remedy for the thousand and one
Ills which ariss from deranged female organs.
l shall be glad to send two bottles OF nv
remedy FREs to any lady IL they will send
their Express and 2. 9. address,
Yours Respectfully,
DR. j. B. ANARCHIST, 1888 Genesee st. T-tyca
n. Y. oS1'
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Senator Hearst. Of California, and
Mcpherson of New Jersey. are both
very sick men. If tile former dies, as
is very probable, he will he succeeded
by a Republican, which will increase
the majority Of that party. something
that tho interest Of the country does
not demand.
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Mr.. Darlington, ex-collector of the
port of Morgan city was burned up in
a fire that. consumed the Lawrence
residence on Wednesday night.
All efforts to arouse the unfortunate
man in time to escape were Intellectual.
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There has been al immense fall OF
snow in the West and North during
the present winter. Should it bennett
ed by rains there may be big rises, but
time only can reveal what may be the
Issue.
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The Indian war continues. The fate
Of the poor Indian is hard and sad,
but before the march of Caucasian pro-
gress every obstacle mnst yield to the
pressure.
Like the buffalo, upon which he
once Toasted in abundance, lie will
soon remain as an occasional curiosity
to the wonder seeker.
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In Nebraska the Alliance men have
a clear majority, i'll the Legislature,
who, with a Democratic Governor
will stop Republican ~foolishness for a
while.
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AmusementS
FIREMEN'S HALL.

Jan. 24-Monte Christie Troupe, in
sDamon & Pythias."
Doors open at Z, p. H., curtain rises
at 8, p. m.
Admission, 20 cents; children, 25
cents; reserved seats, rs cents.
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FOR SALE

Houses s lots for sale on Canal & Craze
street 1T ilib"danx La. Apply to i. Krae.
mel Mala-ay L. o. LII. or to lie THIBoDAEx
SENTINEL.
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SATURDAY,, JAN. 10, 1891.

In Illinois the Democrats organised
the lower house whilst the Republicans
have the senate.
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The Republican caucus of the Penn
%sylvania legislature has nominated
Don j. Cameron as his " successor
in the senate of the United States.
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For the frs: time during the seven
years terms of Gov. Hill he has a legis-
lature of his w party. This don't
please the Republicans very much.
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Capt. Wallace, Of the Z. S. Army,
who was lately killed in the Indian
war "a found with five dead Indians.
and an empty revolver lying by his
side.
The courageous hero deserved a bet
ter fate.
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The Democrats seem to have things
their W way, this time in Montana.
but the Republicans have an extra
house of representatives of their own.
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In Minnesota the Democrats and
Farmers Alliance have a majority Of
the legislature and this makes the Re-
publicans feel bad.
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The Farmers Alliance have a clear
majority in the Nebraska legislature,
which the Republicans do not like a
bit.
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For sale Or Rent.

II splendid residence situated on Ravan
Lafourche, near ~Thibodaux. between ii
Joseph's College and the residence Of Pro-
fessur Il. Chnl. Address
MR.. AUGUSTIN LEGFNDRE.
ll3 Decatur st. New Orleans. Ia
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Six hundred and forty acres cypress land
the fnest in the state of In. and situated an
the right bank OF bayou Lafourche in Bruly
Gulllot, above the town of ~ThiDodnax section
2I,T Is. S, h, IA, +. Apply to tile SENTINEL
Once at Thibodaux
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cnstoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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LOST, Mg~L ag.1 on sTOIEy

December. .. 1900. ~ber3,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-15
Augustus Sharpe's New York Store

ward seems to be the queerest. He is
an odd looking, STOPPING old fellow
with pair of sideboard whiskers.
Over his shoulder depend couple of
bags, in which he slows away his
very miscellaneous collection. This
consists largely Of pieces of frewood
and coal, that is, the stray pieces he
picks up in his daily wanderings. Day
after day he plods his rounds, and the
police say no has put away several
thousands of dollars made in this peri
patetic fashion, Brooklyn Eagle.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-15

than a)laying the desire for drink.
When hogs are fed largely on corn or
other heating, fat-fornling foods, the
necessity for generous supply of
pure water is much greater than
when green food and vegetables con-
stitutc part of the rations. The
water-trogghs for the hogs should be
of generous proportions, and success
full feeding, and constant growth and
thrift depends upon its being kept
filled with pure, clear water.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-15

Bryantsville-T. B. Cook.
Sianford-W. E. Arnold.
Richmond and Providence
Pollett.
College Hill-W. j. Davis.
Somerset-S. w. Peoples.
Moreland-Wbelby Waldrop.
sHELBYvILLE DISTRICT.
j. w. Fitch, Presiding Elder.
Shelbyville-A. Reed.
Bloomfield Spalis.
Taylorsville-George Frile.
Simpsonville-Wilburn Hiner.
Christiansburg-A. p. Jones.
Pleasurevjlle-J. j. Johnston.
Bedford-W. III. w. Deitzler.
Milton--William Shoesmith.
Port Royal and Gratz-J. w. Gard.
ner.
CovINGTON DISTRICT.
w. E. Vaughn, Presiding Elder.
Scott Statioh-W. F. Boiling.
Eleventh Street-W. A. Cooper.
Newport--J. w. McChell.
Highland-D. S. Betemere.
Augusta and Foster-D. III. Marimon.
California;. r. Kendall.
Visalia and Independence - f. f.
Holmes.
Falmouth--D. w. Robe.
Carrollton-C. j. Hugh.
Pertersburg-W. A. Penn.
Warsaw-T. w. Barker.
Brooksyille-J. II. j. Fizers.
Morning View--W. f. Wyatt.
Walton-O. f. Duvall.
Cynthiana-D. B. Cooper.
Williamstown-P. ii Hoffman.
Glencoe-To be supplied.
Bracken-To be supplied.
MAYsyILLE DISTRICT.
John Reeves, Presiding Elder.
Maysville-J. +. Wright.
Millersburg-G. w. Young.
Riddles Mills-J. w. Harris,
Flemingsburg--T. f. Tolia.
Fillon and Nepton-M. L. Chandler.
Hillsboro--C. e. Boswell. lc.
Mt. Carmel and Orangeburg-J. II.
Peoples.
Sharpsburg and Bethel-B. d. Redd.
Carlisle--W. Il. Rowland. ~,
Orangeville-B. III. Hcsen.
Sardes-R. III. Weyhlon.
Vanceburg-S. w. Spier.
Dover--J. r. Nelson.
Moorfeld-E. G. Savage.
MillersbDrg Female College-C. Pope.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-15
LEXINGTON DISTRICT.

LEXINGTON DISTRICT.
II. f. Walker, Presiding Elder.
Loxington-E. l.. Southgate.
Lexington City Mission-B. II. Cosby.
Paris-J. NJ. Boland.
Frankfort-H. G. Henderson.
Versailles-J. r. Deering.
Georgetown-J. r. Savage.
Nicholasville-G. III. Means.
WiDchester-W. Il. Taylor.
Mt. Sterling-R. Hiner.
Old Fort--J. III. Williams.
Grassy Lick and Mt. Zion-D. p.
Ware.
North Middletown-W. T. Benton.
Hinton-J. S. Walker.
Mt. Hope-W. w. Chamberlain.
New Columbus--J. N. Ison.
COrinth-M. S. Clark.
Franklin Mission---J. NJ. Nelson.
Spears-B. Z. Lancaster.
Chaplain Penitentiary-H. II. Kava-
naugh.
DANvILLE DISTRICT.
j. Rand, Presiding Elder.
Danville-P. A. Sowell.
Harrodsburg-J. o. A. Vaught.
Perrysville-W. Il. Elkar.
Mackville-L. j. Wallace.
Chaplin--H. G. Wright.
Lawrenceburg-W. Il. PoynteY.
Leathers' Store-W. p. Vaught.
Salvisa-E. ii. Godbey.
Jessaminc-W. w. Green.