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RUNNING AS USUAL.

The street cars are again running
as usual, and travelling seems to be
considerably picking up. In short
while our people will be with this en-
terprise as they are with THE WORLD
getting used to it, and finding it i'm
possible to get along without it.
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A NEW DWELLING.

Mr.. VIM. Dieffenderfer, our genial
young carpenter, has his new dwelling
on South Raleigh street nearly com
pleted. 1t will contain modern con-
venlences. and when done, it will make
a comfortable and cosy residence.
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A BIG SALE.

Saturday Mr.. A. J. Thomas, North
Of this city, disposed of his personally
at public sale. His stock generally
brought good prices. Mr.. Thomas will
move to town shortly and discontinue
farming.
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PURCHASED HIS PARTNERS INTER
Est

Mr.. Frank Lee Carl has purchased
the interest of his partner, Mr.. Lewis
H. Hewitt, in the Hancock Star, and
in the future will conduct the same on
his own account. Brother Carl has
made some striking Improvements in
the Star which should be literally
patronized.
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Expert engaged in examining the ac-
counts of the late Bustall bank)-I near
ly tainted with surprise today. Never
received such shock in my life.
Deposition Gremulously)-Wh was it!
Expert Some of the stock on which
the bank officers loaned money to Them
selves was good.-New York Weekly.
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"UNCLE RICHARD" IN TROUBLE.

"UNCLE RICHARD"IN TROUBLE.
The energetic and well-known
chicken peddler, residing on Frog Hol-
low Row, near the old crockery plant,
and generally known as "Uncle
Richard" Toliver, has at last gotten
in trouble. Hence, the genial counte-
nance of his Roman shaped face will
be missed on our streets for awhile.
"Uncle Richards" form was bowed,
his gait slow, soft and steady, while he
had a special liking for gum shoes in
all kinds of weather. The fact is now
developed that these were what you
might consider necessary requirements
to carry out his occupation as hen
roost inspector For some time past
he has been selling a good many
"dressed' chickens, and among his
patrons was we editor. 1t now turns
out that our brother of theIndependent,
has had his roost inspected by "Uncle
Richard and proceedings commenced
by which his lordship will possibly
wind up on gratis lodging. Awful
sorry, Bro. Wisner, if we have eaten
any of your chickens.
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There are several serious cases OF
scarlet fever reported among the chill
dren in the city. Many are apprehen-
sive that the schools will be compelled
to close as a means of preventing the
further spread of this dreaded scourge.
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HEWES WONDER WORKS.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1e, 1892.
THE NEW COMET.

Prof. Charles A Young says Of the
comet now attracting ST. much atten-
ton:
at has increased in size since I first
saw it, so, in my opinion. it is proba-
bly, coming toward US. 1t is travelling
about 100000 miles Il day, and, as |
observed it last night, | calculated it
to be about 5000, 900 miles from the
earth. AS the earth is approaching
the place where the Two orbits come
together at the rate Of 100000 miles
a day, the comet, if it travels in the
orbit of Biela, will pass by the nearest
spot to the eartI's orbit eight hours
before the earth reaches it, and this
will be before next Sunday, probably
Saturdar night.
1.-The appearance OF the comet is
much different from the ordinary. At
first its edges were as clear as if cut
with a pair of scissors. Nov, how
ever, its tail has grown much longer,
and last night it resembled a brush.
Its spectrum is continuous, but with
out the dark lines, SO probably it is
not a lf-luminous body. 1t is now
three or four times as large as when |
first saw it. and last night / saw in
many parts of it little shining parti-
cles, which, with the telescope. | re-
cognized to be stars shining through
it. So it is a gaseous substance, and
if it does strike the earth will cause no
great harm.
ats substance is extremely rare.
finn I 4. u, ,-.r ~ -
and if it does strike the earth it will
do no more harm to the Inhabitants
than a featlerbed would do to the fish.
If ii should fall on the ocean. The
principal harm that could come would
be the falling of Il few meteoric stones
over the surface of the earth and a
slight disturbance i'll our atmosph IRE
caused Gy the gases mixing with our
air. Its diameter is about %, 000. 600
miles, S. the falling of AS many mete-
ORC stones as IL seems to contain over
such q surface would spread them so
thlnly that not very many would
strike the earth and these would do
little damage. If it strikes the earth
next Saturday night, about all we will
see will be IA nice display of meteoric
fireworks"
In that event We are likely TO enjoy
a fine display of Fireworks on tonight.
Those who will set up and watch all
night, will be able to tell lis all about
it Tomorrow morning.
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STATE OF LOUISI ANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish
of LafOurche
Mrs. VIM. T. Hdrdng as. No. 2SGG
AmadeO Champagne.

TAKE NOTlCE~THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue of an order of Seizure
and Sale. emanating from the above entitl
ed Court, in the above entitled and number
ed case, | have seized aud will offer for sale
at public auction pursuant TO law TO the
last and highest bidder at the Court House.
III the town Of Ibihodaux. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Goth, 1892.
between the hours of il o'clock a. M. and 4
o'clock p. m. the following described proper
ty to-wit
A Certain tract of land situated in the
parish of Lat0urche, in this State on the
right bank of tine bayou Lafourclie. at about
AZ mics below the town "f Thihodaux,
measuring one and a half arpents font on
said bayou by a depth of forty arpents.
bounded above by Amadeo Champagne and
below by estate of Lucien Guidry together
with all the improvements thereon and rights
thereto belonging.
To pay and satisfy out Of the proceeds OF
said sale the sum of one hundred afl foEty
two Dollars with eight per cent per annnuin
thereon the 18th day Of August 1880 until
paid 2nd a sum of ten per cent ON the az
gregate amount'o of said principal and interest
as attorneys fees herein and all costs
The above amount in principal interest
attorneys fees and costs ueing secured by
act Of mortgage passed and executed before
A. Cretinl Notary Pablo Of said parish OF
date August 18th 1889.
October 22ud, 1892. z +. LORIO.
Parish OF La.ouIche.
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Col. HALLS GREAT sHow.-This
new Circus Combination Proves a
Veritable Mascot
After an enormously successful tour
of the leading northern cities, Sells
and Rentfrow-whose name as amuse-
ment p%nrveyors is as wide as the con-
tinent itself-are now playing a limit
ed season III the south, and are repre-
senting their celebrated tented aggre-
CATION, with all its dazzling and SEN
sational features. in the same COM
plete form as seen in the north.
Having but a few weeks to devote to
the southern circuit, only the nos
important towns will be visited. The
people hcreabouts will be delighted to
know that Ihibodaux is to be one of
the favored cities, the date OF he Col.
Hail show here being next Friday
Dec. 2, and this is the only show Il
visit this town this year.
Remember the Day and Date Til
bodaux Friday Dec. 2. Performances
viii be given on that day afternoon at
| O'Clock and at Z o'clock ?. NJ.
Col. Hall & Sons Big United Il r.
Shows is coming to Thibodaux next
Friday Dec. 2.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish
OF LdfOurche.
Succession Of Theophiie Ducos No.
1916. Pr0butes.

XNlIEkEAS MRS. MATHILDE ABRl-
~ SAT. widow Of Thenpdilr DIcps. Ut
the said parish administrators Of the afnrc-
said estate has rendered "A provisional az
count Of her said administration Of the atorc-
sand estate.
New. therefore all persons are hereby
warmed snd notified to file their orpositions
- the said account with the clerk % SAID
Court At bis office IN The town Of Thibodaux
IN writing ten days alter the first pub
~iicaflon Lefeof. otherwise the said account
will hc approved and homolagea iii accor
dance with law.
g. Witness my hand and the impress OF
LIS. my seal of Office at Thibodaux, La.
~ this the % dav Of Nov. a. ID. 1902.
j w. KNOBL0EII.
D'y. Clerk of said Courts
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Goth Judicial District Court. Par.
i>h OF Lafourche.
S'mOn abraham as. No. 25O4 Der
Rard FenOuiIh, Tutor.
TAkE NOTICE THAT rCrING rNnEH

TAkE NOTICE THAT fCTING UNDER
Il and hy virtue of an order OF seizure and
sale emanarng from the above entitled
Court, in The above entitled and numbered
case. | have seized and Hill offer for sale al
public auction pursuant to law to tie last
and highest bidder at the Court House. ia the
town Of TBibHdaux. y
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Goth. 1892.
between the l!ours Of II o'clock, A. VI. and 4
o'clock. p NJ, the toliou1ng described bro
pert. tu-wit
The undivided thyee-cights of the said MI
hors Zellka PeuoQik, Bernard Penouilh. Jr..
q kngenie Penouilh. in the following des-
cribed property. to-wit:
\ certain sugar plantation. situated in the
Parish OF Latourche, on the left bank III
the Bayou LatOurche. at about twenty-two
miles below The Town of Fhib0daux, measure
ing II twenty-seven aIpents more or less
'front.' BY forty arpents In depth, bonn led
above by lands OF Lyali 81 Leblanc an be-
low by the Barataria Canal, together with
the undivided three-eights. of all the
building and improvements thereon.
Terms cash on the spot ts paw aud
satisfy the sum of S3709 80 with.S per cent
interest from May LIST, 1888. untH paid. aud
hve per cent on the aggregate amount u
principal and interest as Attorneys fees, and
costs, as per act Of mortgage on which said
WIT issued. p. E.LORIU, NJ
Oct. 22rd, 1892. Sheriff of Lafourche.
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Jhe Nicarcga.t raa0i.


The worlds greatest rctormer. ana
most tar seeing statesmen and pht(oS-
ophers seldom, if ever, live to see
Their grand designs realized. lhey
plan ana they prophecy. They lay
out vast works for the advancing OF
human progress, amt tor tAcallt'l ~"
ton OF the lardNhiFs and Tightening
OF the burdens ct the hurtAh race and
they predict the enormous dement's
that are to accrue ron them, oHt tirN
die and leave - other hands ana 9th
" @c~nerayn.s Ut nrn the working "Nt
OF the lofty 'iesISnS and ihe mSS"ti-
cent aspirations ~ which tlH genus
aud taelE iitaIta llau oeeh So m'cil
engaged.
Almost from the Gay 81 tht uiSroF,
cry OF the narrow thread OF lane when
connects the two continents OF Not'i
anu ooijh AMERICA, ana SeIata 81 ~
IL fe" score OF miles t'c l"" greatest
OF the tarths oceans, lheie mas oeel
ieIt z liked and ahldins necessity Tor
tHe piercing OF 'Hls iSl.i'huS l"E 'le
Convenience OF the W"ftda commerce..
Even tie "id opan'>h ha' l9ai'ls "ho
ft"llZed 'ie iai'tShips oi me loHI anu
peti'"as lo!aer IN tieIt 81 I~et-Iad'h
saiir"ilS iiotii fe4il aiohna the ui'rt-
most eartS "t o"atl America . me
Sii"itN "i EHi"pt' iFoeiaiiiiea Tue nee
es@..t ."' Nufia M"iH' i""l|' ""e"
StA H''''-'l TOYS I" i SiIlPH'1@ are carry
is'S race between tiif countries OF 'i'e
racine aiId AtttHtio Oce"iiS, 'ie h[@d
I or HIS canal I1% 1fftN u : , nlt1j tl1J
II no" seems as II Tue tille OF us con
Summation We're near ~ iaiid.
AS 10 the "pIk i'seli' tiere Is pre-
sehted no proolenh when Is not easily
Within tile reach oi engineering shlli
ahd science. NO "eii-lhlofmed per
son mas any aouoIs III tiils ofalcii Oh
the SUBJECT. ne dttalis ol inc pro-
posed Moik nave oeeh eeheIaiIy eA,
ailllhed ana a4PfoAillatlVely n8ureo
oar. ihere Is put one questlon 10 De
asked. one consideration winch re-
CURES attention, ana these are, now
TO secure the money requisite TOT tile
WORK. IL Is 10 thls part Oh the SUBJECT
that paDllc interest," IS soliclted, anu IL
Is Tor the discussion OF the various
Questions pertaining to ways and
means thai the convention TO De held
III this city has been called.
Ii che money can be raised oy Erl-
vate subscription Il Will be so much
TO the credit OF the faltii ana courage
OF the American people IN so great an
enterprise, purely American III It's
character and telescope OF It's lmpor-
lance. II the American people would
rally to 1t as the French did to the
lll-starred Panama PROJECT, 1t would
soon be built. But all the same, 1t is
a necessity, Il It must be built. II
the people VIII not put up the money,
the United States may be asked to
help on the work. The ways and
means Will be carefully considered by
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Under the management of Nessrs.
Henry DnprG, Henry hf'udrrauz.
Joseph GUillot. Joseph Dauuis ANA A.
j. Friou, a dance was given on last
Tuesday evening at tha Protectors
Hall, iii this town. Quite a number
of u young people attended ant had
a pleasant ume. Dancing WAS parti-
cipated in until near three o'clock in
the morning, when every one retired
happy Of the pleasant time lie lad
spent.
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Read in another coAumn,. the adver-
Iisement of General n. w. White.
head, General Insurance Agent.
After an absence of two weeks. Mr..
Whitehead returned to town on last
Tuesday from Franklin where he had
been attending to Insurance business.
and reports himself well satisfied with
his trip. We wish him a fair share of
patronage.
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Were married at st. Elizabeth
Church, Paintcourtvii!e, La, on Tues
day last, at ) p. m, in the presence OF
a large assembly of friends, Mr..
Thomas klfer of this Parish. ard Miss
Sarah Iriche of Assumption. Tie
families of Messrs. j. n. Wright ard
Alcee 0ncai, relatives of the bride
elect. accompanied by Miss Louise
Pujos, all from Ihbodaux, attended
the wedding.
Our sincere congratulations to the
happy couple.
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Father Jobard, pastor OF St. philo-
mena Catholic Church. is spoken of as
tHe successor of Rev. Father A. +. x.
C~hapuiS. deceased, at St. Vincent de
Paul, New Orleans. Father Johard,
Ne are told, prefers remaining in
Labadieyille.
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Through the energy industry and
goaheadedness of our worthy cashier
Mr.. c. p. shaver. a new bank was
formed and organised at Morgan City
last week. The. officers are y.
C%oguenheim, president Capt. j. n.
Pharr, vice-president and c. p.
Shaver acting Cashier. The stock
was all placed in short notice.
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DIR. J. B. Gazzo is still in a critical
condition, suffering from Rright's
disease. His lower limbs are 50 swol-
len. that he cannot get into his
pa~ntaloons any longer. 1t is a ques-
ton of only a few days with him.
One by one the old landmarks disap-
pear. DR.. Gazzo is one of tie old
timers of this parish.
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Mr.. Nicholas Brennan, the worthy :
agent of the Southern Pacific at Race
land, had the great misfortune of
losing his wife last week. The Thibo-
dauX SENTINEL extends sincere sym
patiy to the bereaved husband in tins
his sad hour of trial.
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Stolen.

IN FRONT OF THIBODAUX, OPPOSITE
Il the Thibodaux Bridge, on last Wednes-
day between 8 and 9 O'Clock P. NJ. a roam
mare, medium size, mark, a horseshoe brand
on right shoulder.
The party, finding and returning same to
the undersigned, will be literally rewarded.
CLEMENT BERTRAND.
R.enzi Pla ntation, near Thibodaux,
Nov. 26th. 1892
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The preliminary examination Of
Emile Kahn, who shot and killed
Young Edward St. Martin took place
on Thursday and Friday Of last week,
and resulted in the release of young
Kahn by furnishing bond in the sum
Of $500 to appear before the District
Court in December.
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A joke played on one Of our mer-
chants in town this week was about
TO turn into something very serious.
The party a2gricved had already
sworn an affidavit before our justice
~ the rrace, and through The advice
II lis friends re afterwards withdrew
it. We are glad the matter was adj
iusttd.
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Nh. and Ms. Tom Roger were made
on last Saturday morning the happy
father and mother of a beautiful baby
girl. Gov. knoblock, tie grand
father, Is tq-day the aappiest man in
the Parish of Lafourche.
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The new town Council met and
organized yesterday evening. Having
already gone to press, we are unable
to give an account of same this week,
but we will do So in our next.
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Just as we are going to press, We
hear of the sad demise of Mrs. A J J.
Barrus, nee Zoe E. Haydel, a resident
of Thibodaux.
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SATURDAY NOV 26. 1892.
Thib0daux Opera House.
ROWARD,s MUSICAL COMEDIANS.

DECEMBER Bird, 1892.
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; Curtain
rises at 8 o'clock.
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FOR VETERANS AND INFANTRY.
An Entertainment Similar TO the stuart
Monument One Soon to BE Given

An Entertainment Similar TO the Stuart
Monument One Soon to BE Given.
The entertainment given at the Mozart
Academy of Music last month for the
benefit of the Stuart Monument FUND
proyed successful and afforded so much
pleasure TO the Richmond public that 1t
has been decided by Lee Camp, Coincide
rate Veterans, and the First Nlrglnla
Regiment to repeat the performance on
June 22d and 23d.
The proceeds will be divided between
the veterans and the regiment.
The rapid increase in the number OF
men applying to be enlisted IN the regi-
ment has caused temporary embarrass-
ment in the quartermaster's department
that must be remedies at once. There
are not enough uniforms and equip
ments to supply the new men, and the
deficiency will have to DO made up by
the regiment.
The programme will consist OF a Sc
ries of war tableaux, something similar
10 those presented at the Stuart.monu-
ment entertainment. and will be arranged
to tell complete story OF the bright
hopes. brave deeds, and sad trials OF the
Confederates from 1861 to 1865.
The stage will be under the direction
of Mr.. Cahill, the manager Of Mozart
Academy. ~,
All the prominent amateurs in Rich
mond will take part in the entertain
ment. The programme will be an
nounced later in the week.
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to serve such lunches ~ Will justly Illus
trate tho old-tinae Virginia hospitality,
which has long since gone into pro-
verb. The lady assistant was asked by
the DBpArcn man as 10 her prospects,
for raising money. She replied that
the ladies of the auxiliary are very
much interested whenever the ways and
means are explained to them. She had
been TO Roanoke, Lynchburg. Lexing-
ton. and Bedford, and hsd conferences
with the ladies and gentlemen OF tne
Auxiliary Board at these plsces-mr'
y. II. Stewart and Mrs. j. A. Watts,
MIR II. p. Bower and Mrs. John IL:
Lewis. Mr.. J. Thompson Brown and
Mrs. w. A. Anderson, and others-and
had corresponded with a number OF
other ladies and they arc already de-
yising their plans for entertainments IN
tellectual, gastronomicai. and o'her-
wise.
SCHEMES FOR GETTING MONEY.
II is arranged that there shall BIO q
great Mt. Vermont Columbian ball at the
White Sulphur this summer. at which II
il hoped that at least 81, 900 will be real
lied. Professor Cooke, OF Hoilins In
stitute, has also consented to allow his
pupils next fall to assist in musical and
recitative entertainment at Roanoke,
which il is expected will capture the
Magic City; and by the time the lady
assistant gets around to ell the district
conferences and visits the county organ
zations. explaining in her irresistible
way the objects of the enterprise and
the plans proposed for carrying 1t out
the town, city, or neighborhocd which
does not catch her enthusiasm and enlist
in the work will be slow and old fogy
indeed.
Mrs. Beale is very handsome woman.
her manner is attractive, and her ad-
dress. aided by the well-known Preston
fluency of speech, accumulated by the
softest brown eyes, is extremely winning.
Her energy md viveclty will all make
her lust the woman to conduct the en-
terprise-iust such presiding genius as
yirginians will like to see at the head Oh
their western home in 1898, and the peo-
pie, when they know the lady assistant,
can but endorse the selection OF the
Board of Managers.
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Tina Exfeuded.

We are sorry that we cannot grant the
Il would not pay US to continually give
an IS crayon with one dozen Of our finely
finished Cabinet Photographs for SO.
We appreciate their patronage and have have
done all we promised and more than
pleased oil Of our customers, yet many
tell us that they did not have time to take
advantage Of this offer. We do not want
to offend any of them, and to keep peace
we will give them until the LIST OF July in
which to get one dozen Of our finelyy-fi6no,
ished Cabinet Photographs and one i6s2O
Crayon for 80. Now You will have no
excuse, so don't put it oil, for this VIII
be positively the last chance you WILL
have to get such work at these prices.
CAMPBELL & Co.,
400 east Broad street.