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The Winchester Neirs has been enlarged
t. nine columns to the page, j. printed with
new type, and printed well, too, and mako
fine appearance Democratic to the core
and newsY.
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Miss Elizabeth was a very peculiar wo-
man. She had great deal OF sense. Not
that she was different from other women
IN this respect, but she had so much of it
that ii surprised many young men.
One day young Robinson went to call
IN her. Young Robinson was also very
sensible. He and Miss Elizabeth were
well matched. They could talk together
IN any number of subjects, and they
knew just when and where to stop, just
what to say and what not to say. On
his particular day there was long story
in the afternoon papers about person
known as Jack the kisser, who bothered
many young women and girls in the
streets by catching them aud kissing
them.
Miss EIizebcth said that she did not
think that girl could be kissed by any
man unless she wanted him to kiss her.
Robinson said that any man could kiss a
woman by brute force Miss Elizabeth
said that was all nonsense.
1'll tell you what well do" said Rob-
iuson. "You are certain that a man can
not kiss woman unless she is party TO
he kis ing am certain that man
can. Well you and ! will try it,
Miss Elizabeth said that she didn't see
any harm in that, so Robinson began to
ny to kiss her. After several minutes
AID trials he succeeded, and she, seeing
thai il was Useless to combat him further,
gave in and let him kiss her all he want
ed to.
When it was all over Miss Elizabeth
had an inspiration.
"Ill tell you what we'll DO" said Miss
Elizabeth. "My foot slipped that time.
Wen try it over again.
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.VPar Goods.

CCGAR-COATED Yeast Cakes. Patapscoa and
- Roval Baking Powder at c. y EBH'S.
NVHTEWASH Brushes Tubs Buckets
W and Chuuis full stock at e. d EBY'S-
EpICATED Meat Sacks, Babbtis and
M Banner Lye, for sale by c. D. EBY.
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= RR0wWS LR0N BLTTERS

Curss ia igest.on. Hihousnrfs. DYSPEPSIA Iala-
"a. Sersuls CO. and i'eneral Debility. Pbysi-
ciars fecouia.eil Il. Al dealers sell q. Gcnnins
hsss-ade marx and crossed rcd lines on wrTPper.
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Congressman w. L. Wilson has been en-
gagged by Secretary Anbrr. of the We
Virginia Bar As.oc;atioa. to deliver the an.
nuh aidres. before that b.'dy ai It's mex
meeting 1t Parker,burg-IiIiraoai Lader
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nR E. DOUGLAS DAVIS,
DENTIST,

IA, located in Charie-town for the practice OF
L., p-J.essi0n. lssuppled with ail the modern
appliances and prepared 90 serve the public IN
a satisfactory manner.
office in building 0f Mr. II o. Talbot, near
y opposite First National Bank.
Iu.e Z7. $50.
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At the Hhfte House.


Two little girls of my acquaintance,
writes correspondent, were playing
"Come to see Each had a playhouse
under the apple-trees in the rear of little
Naunie's home, and they made pleasant
but somewhat ceremonious visits to each
other under the names of Mrs. President
Harrison aud Mrs President Cleveland.
Their conversation, however, was not al
WAYS in harmony with the characters and
positions of the ladies whose name they as
sumed.
The dialogue ran something like this,
Mrs Harrison said Il must get to work
aud make a pie for Benjamin's dinner.
He always makes such fuss if | don't
have n pie for dinner; and then | must
scrub ont the halls. There's sight of
work 20 do here in the White house.
ooh, | know replied Mrs. Cleveland
patronizingly. "There when We liv-
ed here 1t just kept Grover and me on
the jump all the time to keep things look
ing decent. That's one reason we were
glad TO move"
at does keep one busy" said Mrs.
Harrison, "but Benjamin and think it's
real pleasant here, and we're not going
to move soon if we can help; but we'll
have TO keep girl, guess"
"Yes, you'll need one if you give such
big parties as gave" replied Mrs. Clevc-
land. "One has to cook up so much
when il comes to inviting all of Congress
to dinner. Congressman are such awful
eaters that Mr. Cleveland often said it
would break US up if we had to have them
often. Dear me, I'm glad we don't live
here now."
"WeIl, there's one comfort, and that
is that you amt likely ever to have to
live here again" said Mrs. Harrison, con-
solingly.
"Perhaps not-we shall see about that"
said Mrs. Cleveland stifily, as she rose to
90. But before she took her departure
she stated the original object of her visit,
which set the two concealed listeners of
into shouts of laughter.
81 came over" she said, "to see if you
would lend me Mr.. Harrison's pants pat
Tern. I've got to make Mr.. Cleveland 4
pair, and haven't a very good pattern,
and he's real particular about his pants"
The laughter that followed this speech
so offended both ladies that they left tho
White House at once. although Mrs. Har-
rison had not yet scrubbed out the halls
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Vl,,rnInic PorSOrs

And rio-e troubled with Nervousness resuliing
fron care or ogerwOrs wi.l be relieved b! taxing
Br0mIi's TFojs Biffers. Genuine
has t-ade marx sri eros - red lines oa wrapper
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Professional Cards.


Ciarle,fosrl jefferson Cou'tg, Hesi Frginia.
-favinr resumed the practice of Medicine, of
fer, his Professional services % the public.
O-ics next door % residence, near corner 90
Geor,e and Main streets.
January - 1876.
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Have lots of fun, laugh all you can and
keep the sunshine in your heart if you
want to be well, young and popular The
world hates a woman with grievance.
L pays to be honestly happy. There is
absolutely no profit in being blue and
very little sympathy attending it.
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"a HOUR Nickle clock given awsv with
~ Sap Powder at C. u EBY'S
NULL line of Chewing and Smoking Tobac-
i CO. Ask TO see Banans Twist; Only S5c.
a pound, at c. D. EBY's,
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R0rbpJ. shop.

'TNlIE room bro thr rear OF Watson House. In
l theallev. has been rgiitted aud handsomely
furnished with improved Chairs, Sc. and viii
be conducted by Samuel Brown Customers
are assured of cleanliness in an the appoint
ments and com Portable. prompt and courteous
attention SAMUEL BROWN.
Clothes Renovated
Nav 1850
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Husband The photographer is ready
to take your picture. | guess"
Photographer: "Yes, all ready. Now
look p easant"
Wife (before the camera y "My dear, J
think you'd better 60 in the other room
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We have made large reductions on a
good. TO reduce our stock. We must havf
room for spring purchases. Mems and
boys suits. overcoais. pants, in fact every
article has lie n marked down to the lowe-t
price ever quoted.
WM KAHN. Sadler Building.
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LONGvILLE.
THE PRIMiRT.

As will be ascertained by the official
report of the proceedings Of the Demo-
cratic Parish Executive Committee
published in last.issue, the Committee
has called IA general primary election
OF the white Democratic voters for
Monday, November 18th, 1891, between
the hours of 6 o'clock A. NJ. and 8
O'Clock P. nj; for the election of
twenty-eight delegates to the Baton
Rouge State nominating Convention.
1t behooves all Democrats to 90 to
the polls OIL that day and cast their
votes for delegates who will 90 TO
Baton Rouge to reflect their sentiments
and express their choice in the nomi-
nation of a candidate for Governor
and of candidates for the other state
offices. There should be no holdine
back and abstaining from voting on
this occasion; let every Democrat vote
SO that the true sense of, the Democra-
cy may DE reflected In the will of the
majority.
True and representative Democrats
should be chosen to represent It's, 50
that no matter what may happen in
the State Convention, the honor of old
Lafourche may be held and kent I'M
sullled The people have it in then
power to do this, and they should not
fali to do it. Let them redeem the
good name and fair name of Lafourche.
Let every Democrat who has a,
heart the success of the Democratic
party, and the perpetuation of white
supremacy, go to the polls on Nov. 16,
and cast his vote for delegates pledg-
ed TO the nomination of that sterling
Democrat, and uncompromising pa
trlot, Samual Douglas McEnery.
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NOTICE.

nR. PLACIDE HEBERT, AT HOTEL. U.
~ Toulouse, Lafourche Crossing, La, takes
charge of all durable and visible diseases.
You can find him for consultation at Tou-
louse's Hotel, Lafourche Crossing.
Cures the following diseases Dyspepsia,
Kidney affections, Dropsy, Pneumonia. fevers
of all kinds, Paralysis, Nervousness, gravel
heart diseases, Rheumatism all private
diseases, Sc.
Proves to the public the causes and sources
OF all diseases.
Guarantees cure or no pay except in doubt
full cases
When guarantees are required, the patient
may deposit money exacted for cure in the
hands of Mr.. Toulouse who will return the
same if cure is not affected.
Come and be convinced.
Without any information given, DR.. Hebert
at once locates the disease, makes his own
diagnosis of the case, and treats it accord
ingIy
All his medicines are pure ard harmless.
To prove this when required he will take a
dose of each at the same time, take thereafter
a cold or warm bath, followed by IA hearty
meal.
Those unable to come for consultation can
write, and the DOCTOR will call on them.
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Mrs. J. N. Anderson, Of Atlanta, Ga,
Is now in Thibodaux, visiting relatives
Mr.. Henry C. Chol, made a fl,ine
BUSINESS trip to New Orleans this
week.
MRS. r. +. Lorio, accompanied by
MISS Antonio Lorio, left on last Mon
Jay to spend a few days in New o.
leans.
MT. Andrew Guigry, agent of the
Donaids"nville Lumber Yard, was in
Town last Tuesday soliciting orders for
umoer-see notice elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Robichaux
formerly Of Thibedaux, but now resi-
dents of Bayou Ramos, were in town
on last Sunday to the delight of their
many friends.
We had the pleasure on last Thurs
day of hand shake with Capt. Louis
Gulon, formerly practicing law in
Napoleonville, but now a member of
the law firm of Benedict & Co., of New
Orleans. He is on his way to Assump-
Ton, visiting his relatives.
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DelnS osor we only publish
this week the following extract from
"Longville's communication
LocKPoRr La, Oct. "a, 1891.
Editor SENTINEL
DEAR SIR We are panied to have
to chronicle the death of Oscar Le-
Blanc. His death was caused by
pleurisy, which was contracted at
Houston Tex, about two months ago,
by taking a cold bath whilst yet too
warm after a days work. The deceas-
ed was the oldest son of our esteemed
friend Ozeme Leblanc, ard a grand
son of Mrs. Joseph Barrilleaux. He
died on the 25th inst, in the bloom of
manhood, being 25 years old the day
on which he died. On the 26th. he
was followed to his last resting place
by a throng of sympathizing friends
and relatives. How sad to be thus
cut down in the morning of life We
take this opportunity to express our
orrow for the loss and condole with
the bereaved parents.
We have had the pleasure of sam
ping the fruit of a tree that attracted
considerable attention about a year
ago, which our readers will remember
as the pink blossom orange tree. 1t is
the property Of our esteemed towns
man and neighbor, Mr.. Thos Barker.
The fruit is of the finest, and has the
most exquisite aroma of its species,
the leman.
Houses to rent here are getting
scarce. L%ockport number three more
samilies than it did last week. Mr.
Paul Gnidroz, a s,ddler, Mr.. Ebdon
Leblanc, and Mr.. Victor Loseille, the
Painter. At that rate We hope that
all u houses being occupied, we shall
0 0 see our vacant lots adorned with
handsome residences. Then we NAV
have a little government of our own.
LONGVILLE.
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COLLEGE

The following are the names of pu-
pills who have been distinguished for
proficiency in study and excellence of
department during October
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Francis
Knohloch 100 per cent !; Arthur 1'et-
reau. 90! Sylvester Toups. 984 j;
Nolney knobloch. 50; Octave C%oignet,
974 Harry Bourg, oct Thomas
Riv ere. 944: Olivier Braud. Oh !:
Camille Naqnin. 93i ; Alphonse An
coin. 80 Andre Toups, 90; John Seal
ly, Sef David Scally. S8t i; Charles
Seely, Sc; Lawrence keefe, So Eu-
gene Fleetwood, a..
INTERMEDIATE observation-disclosures
Doherty, 50; Louis Arena, 9S1 !:
Augnste Poch6, sS4 Louis Poche, 81 j:
Edward Doherty, OH ; Justin Toups,
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The sixteen year old daughter of
Joseph SEWN, residing near Raceland,
in this parish, val bitten bya dog
suffering from hydrophobia, on last
Friday, a week ago. We are told that
Mr.. Seven intended taking her to the
city for medical treatment-we have
not heard il he has done 30.
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s54 ; Louis Racquet, 951 ; Raoul
Boudreaux. s3t ; Sidney Gaude, 934
Andrew Hogan, 92} ; Philip Kerne,
923 +; Valory- Bourgeois, 89a /; Joseph
Ledet, 89a ; Walter Morvant, 89f
Paul Kerne, 841 Louis Gaude, SO {;
Charles Morvant, 78f.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT III .nry Lee
gendre, 99a ; John Sabatier, 99f ;
Charles Boudreaux 984 : Louis Achee,
50 /; Fred. Claude, 81: Octave Tros-
clair, So ] !; John Ledet, 964 ; Charles
Blanchard, IS Leonard Lasseigne,
944 Arthur Lasseigne, 94f ; Louis
Robichanx, 93a Emile Chol, 934 ;
Eugene Robichaux. 931 ; James Seal
", SO Ernest Roger, 924 i; Oliver
Gaude, 90f ; Willie Braud, 9Ot ; Tho
mas Phillippeau, 90 Alfred Henri,
SS4 Paul Sabat: er, Sc! ; Willie Le-
vert, est.
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Monday night, fire caught into the
kitchen of the Episcopal Rectory at
Houma, and before the fire department
of the town was put in operation,
the fire had so gained, that both kitch-
en- ard rectory were consumed to the
ground. All the household fu~rnitures
were saved but badly damaged.
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FAsHIoN's EDICT.-"The times was"
remarked the old physician, "when
frail health was fashionable with Ia
dies"
All that is changed now-Creole Fee
male Tonic has been the means of re-
storing robust health to thousands of
ladies that formerly 81 victims of
that popular fad.
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The courteous and gentlemaply
travelling agent Mr.. Louis MELVILLE,
of tie house OF Mr.. F. Gouaux, Drug
gist, lienna, passed through our town
or last Tuesday. He is specially tray
cling in behalf of G~ouaux's celebrated
asthma medicines.
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CHRISTOPHER CoLUMBUs.-Just 400
years ago the removed discoverer land
ed on these shores. Events no less
important, are the discovery of Creole
Female Tonic and the wonderful cures
it effects among weak and sickly wo-
men.
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We are informed that a school mis-
tress of this parish. employed by the
public to teach the children of a GER
tain out-of-the-way school district,
has been disseminating among the peo-
pie az lottery literature.
We lonot not that her time would
be much better employed in attending
properly TO her pupils than meddling
in politics. A school teacher who in
t%erferes i'll politics. particularly in a
locality where public opinion runs
counter 10 his or her particular views,
greatly i;nrairs his or her usefulness as
a teacher.
Yong Willie \. Fleetwood is now
night operator at Morgan's Depot in
Thihodaax.
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The election returns Of last Tuesday,
show that ont OF four states voting to
elect governors, three went Democrat
ic. The returns not being fully in. we
reserve ourselves to givea correct &C
count Of the election in our next issue
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mr. Theogene Caillouet, in tho
Chackbay Settlement, informs us that
M to last Saturday, he had ground
,sixty-fve arpents of cane which yield
I'D him one hundred and six hogs
heads of sugar, open kettle.
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What is the matter, my friend, you
are looking so happy? You are right
! am happy-I have just deposited in
bank all the money | had know it is
now in safe keeping. )
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Mr.. John 5. T. Dezauche, the we'll
known main street grocer and caterer.
is now having built a large store on
the canal, at the corner of Canal and
Rose streets. AS soon as completed
he expects to move lock, stock and
barrel.
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OR MISI,AID-

a promissory note, dated, Thibodaux, Ia,
December 18th, 1887, signed and endorsed,
~ Elias Brtnham, in presence of Clay kno-
bloch and Theo. II. Bergeron, as witnesses
for $4,000 payable on January 1st, 1882. at
the Clerks office of the Parish Of Lafourche,
with eight per cent interest per annum from
date.
The public is warned not to negotiate for
said note, as the payment of same has been
stopped.
Oct. 81 91-4t. S. ABRAHAM,
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General y. w. Whitehead, is now
running Lafourche parish. 1t is not
,detini'e>v known when the Lafourche
Cromwell will appoint the State Off
rers. Don't forget us, Nat, in the dis
sributiuE of the loaves and fishes. Au-
daclty will not win this time, old
friend, as the foe with which you are
now dealing. is white and thorough
bred.-'Ascension News
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NOTICE.

When you wish to send money, send by
Bank Draft. Much cheaper than Post Office
orders or Express.
Exchange issued, available anywhere in
the U. s., or Europe. C. p. SHAVER, Cash.
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NOTICE..

Scaled proposals or bids to do the public
printing Of the Police Jury for and during
the remaiuer of their term of office, and be
received by me and opened by the jury in
open meeting and be acted upon by the Jury
The right is reserved to accept or reject any
and all bids. s. T. GRISAMORE,
President of the Police jury.
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Whitehead g. Kent's first run gave
them sugar at the rate Of 1920 to the
arpent. They have put up a vacuum
pan this year, and are making refined
sugar.
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WOMAN DUrY.-She owes it to her
self and 10 the entire human family to
fight the inroads of disease. Creole
Female Tonic eradicates disease and
makes the weak woman strong.
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SUMMER.-Summer, with it's worries
and sickness is with us. Four-ffths
of the sickness that wears ont temper
and health can be disposed of by using
Creole Female Tonic.
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For sale.

One PAIR cylinder boilers complete me
portable engine, one peddiing cart, the
whole is in good order.
URSIN LEBLANC,
White Rose Plantation.
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You depositors who have money to
deposit, will find it to your advantage.
to deposit same in "Bank Of Thibo-
,daux" for safe keeping.
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Open an account with the Bank, subject
to your check. Checks furnished free and
no charge ofany kind made, mnch more COL
venient and safer, than keeping money else
whore. or at home.
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LoCKPoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN,

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 en-
the fret Saturday and Sunday Of June OF sy-
cry 5y order of
PIERRE BARRIOS. Secretary
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
Wnen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Child en-. she gave them cas,oria.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-07

1000 Gallons Cistcrn SIS. Eo0 Gallons, so
A. Riggs i Bros. SO Perdido st. Now Orleans