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They Have q Bonanza.

1t seems the owners of DR.. Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy for Rheu-
matism have a Bonanza. as their
remedy has v been known to fail
in a single case. There is certainly
room in the market for a medicine that
will do what they claim for this wonder
full preparation. Although the price is
S. per bottle if it does one half claimed
for it the price should be 800. If
the druggist has not got it, the remedy
will be sen to any address by pre-
paid express Oh receipt of price,
Drummond Medicine Co., 1856
Maiden Lane. New York. Agents
wanted.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A fatai

FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A fatal
shooting ARRAY took place on the
"Coulon" (Foret) plantation, in this
Parish on last Saturday night, 23iisst.,
in which a colored man by the name
of Thomas Lyall was shot through the
head and instantly killed. 1t would
appear that a difficulty occurred over
40cts in a game of craps, in which the
deceased had nothing to do. but was
simply looking on. Weapons We're
drawn, and in the firing, this DOR I'M
fortunate man received the stray shot,
which eliminated SO fatally. Two or
three shots were fred during the melee.
The ball took effect in the real por-
ton Of the head and passing through
the brain, fell into the mouth. and
thence to the floor where it was found
and picked up. One james Baptiste is
said to have fired the missile that sent
Lyal to his last resting place.
The accused was arrested on Sunday
morning, but not without some diff
entity, for while attempting to draw
from his bosom a revolver, he was
fired at and shot three times, d ball
taking effect in his right shoulder and
lodging in his spinal column, another
in his left arm, near the armpit, and
the third in the elbow of his right arm.
He now lies in Jail in a very critical
condition. He may recover, but it is
very doubtful; the ball now in his
spinal column may prove fatal. This
Baptiste is said to be a very desperate
character. Should he weather over
his wounds. he is very likely to land
in the pe~nitentiary for life.
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LOCAL NEWS.
PLEASE REMIT.-lh hose lhuepteu "
the '.Thibodaux Sentinel" are respect
fully requested to remit. !

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE BLANKS FOR
SALE HERE.-In both Civil, and
Criminal Cases, such as Citations, SUB
pGnos, abfdauits, Warrants of arrest,
Commitments, Search Warrants, Bat
Bonds, Peace Bonds, A.tddrits an
breach Of the Peace, Warrants Of arrest
in breach of the peace. &C.. &C., All
these blanks are for sale ready pre-
pared in the SENTINEL Office. All
other blanks needed put up in snort
notice. Sold at reasonable rates.
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The STEAMER ''LoUIsIANAn passed
our town Oh last Tuesday morning
with a large number OF passengers on
her secniil weekly trip to Grand Isle.
the Southern Coney Island. This fine
and commodious steamer will continue
her regular weekly trips, passing at
TMbodaaN "n her way down every
Tuesday morning between 6 and Z
O'Clock. This is ycur chance to spend
a few days on the Gulf coast, and en-
JOY the i~nvigorating sea breeze, and
grand s1rt-bathlng, excelled nowhere
on the Atlantic Coast, from Maine to
Florida. One can find all the necessa
TT accommodations on the island, and
at reasonable rates.
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PERSONALS.

Coil. D.. Moore went to New Or
leans .On last Sunday and returned
home on Thursday evening.
We hear that Mr.. Richard Fo-
ret, of Mary Plantation, is very sick
suffering from a carbuncle.
Mrs. John H. Ilsley, although
somewhat better, is still sick, and
confined in bed at our home. Our
sincere wishes of a speedy recovery.
Judge John H. Ilsley is still with us
and proves an excellent and devoted
nurse to his better half. 1t Is a pleas
ure to see how solicitous he is for the
welfare of his patient.
Hon. E. A. O'Sullivan spentSaturday
and Sunday last in Thibodaux with his
family.
Mr.. A. j. Claudet, a prosperous and
successful sugar planter of Lower La
fourche, was in town on last Saturday.
attending to business.
Mr.. Justin Theriot, residing a few
miles above Raceland, was a visitor to
our town On last Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar L. Caro- had another
relapse, but we are happy to state
that she is now better and out of
danger, and fast recovering.
Judge L. P. Caillouet left hen on
last Tuesday the 26th inst. for Houma
to preside over the 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court which had adjourned to
thar date, to try a few civil ases He
returned Wednesday,, and went back
on Friday.
Rev. Father C. NJ. Menard, the
worthy and venerable pastor of st.
Joseph's Church, near Thibodaux,
made a very pleasant visit to our sane
tum on last Wednesday. Although way
up in the seventies, he is yet hale
healthy and hearty. Since his spell Of
sickness, he seems to be rejuvenating
He is good for many more years to
come.
Mr.. Desire Montet paid a pleasant
visit to our sanctum on last Saturday.
He informed us that he had in cultlva.
ton 200 arpents Of rice, his upper
neighbor Mr.. Drauzin Cancienne, 4OO
arpents, and his lower neighbor, Mr..
Adonis Toups, 125 arpents, promising
a most bountiful harvest. In fact, the
general report of this staple crop, is
most encouraging everywhere in ouI
parish.
DIR. P. j. Dansereau of Labadieville,
was a visitor in Thibodaux on last
Sunday. He reports that he Is very
we'll satisfied in his new field of opera
tions, and speaks in the highest terms
of the good people Of Labadieville and
its vicinity.
Mr.. Oscar Lepine, whom we report.
ed so very sick last week, is still con.
fined to his bed in a very critical con-
dition. We cordially hope that he will
so n 0 from his bed of suffering,
and be himself again. To his worthy
family in this their hour of sad trial,
we extend our most heartfelt and sin.
cere sympathy, and petition them te
| place their whole confidence in the
All-wise Providence, who doeth all
things for the best.
Mr.. Henry Hoffman, n of the old
pillars of Thibodaux, went to New Or
leans on last Monday to settle his bu'
siness in that city and returned Oh
"Wednesday. On Thursday he dissolv'
ed his partnership with Mr.. j. L. All
coin to whom he sold his share of the
hardware and furniture store the,
owned together. Mayor Aucoin ha;
now became the sole proprietor.
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After some ten or twelve days OF
fine weather, during which time our
sugar planters were busily engaged in
finishing to lay by the cane crop, the
rainy season has again set in CONNIE
de plus belle. On Sunday, Monday
and a part of Tuesday, the rain fall
was almost continuous with a precipita-
ton Of over y inches. A good rain
is now needed every week, but not so
much ut IL time.
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Ho For NEW IBERIA.-Special at
fractions tor the Excursion to be given
on Sunday August 7th 1892 by Protec-
tor Steam Fire Co. No. 2. At the
Park in New Iberia there will be
HORSE RACING, BASE BALL and a
fight between a WILD CAT and BULL
DOG. The Thibodaux Brass Band will
furnish music for the occasion Ex-
c~ursionists, this Is your chance to spend
a pleasant day.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.-The South
may claim, without prejudice, to have
more than its share of the worlds fair.
The acknowledged beauty Of the ladies
Of the South is due in a great degree
to the use of Creole Female Tonic, the
ladies' friend and favorite, and sure
cure for all female sickness. 1t cures
prolapsus ateri and all organic disea-
Ses.
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HEApACHE.-Preston's Hcd AXE is a
sure cure tor any kind of headache.
bilious, neuralgia, acute and chronic.
1t will cure in 10 minutes and eve
fail. Perfectly harmless. 1t won't
cure anything else.
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Judge Theo. p. Bergeron Is now a
resident on jackson street. Like unto
us, he will have the right to cast a
vote for the next Mayor and Trustees
of the Town of Thibodaux, a privilege
that evey body does not enjoy.
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BE CoNsIDERATE.-Don't worry
your friends and family with that worn
and faded appearance. Get q bottle
of Creole Female Tonic. 1t will cure
your diseased organs and change your
pallid cheeks to the rosy hue of health.
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We are glad aud proud to note that
at the Commencement Exercises of
jefferson College, St. James Parish,
La, held on the 18th and 18th, inst,
Master A. Th6riot, son of our esteemed
worthy citizen, Mr.. Alexandra Theriot,
was awarded the Forester Sill. Medal
tor ''Good Conduct" in the Junior De-
partment. Also that Master Sampson
Ago, of Vacherie Dugue Livaudais,
son OF our good friend, Hamilton Ago,
carried nearly all the prises of his
class. This speaks we'll for our Parish.
Both of these young gentlemen have
our most sincere congratulations, with
hopes of q most successful achieve
ment of their collegiate course in the
future. With perseverance and ASST
duty, as in the past, their highest and
most ~praiseworth aspirations will be
rewarded. Let the thought Of what
their parents have done and are doing
for them, be an incentive towards their
acquisition of knowledge.
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Do not forget that the excursion to
be given by Protector Steam Fire Co.
No. 2 from this place to New Iberia,
will take place ON Sunday August 7th
1892.
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New drinks. GOLDEN APPLE, JUNE
BLOSSOMS and AsPHoDEL, fruity. fra
grant, and delicious. Call at the
"Thibodeaux Drug Store" Soda Water
Fountain and judge for yourselves.
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Last Saturday and Sunday night
were the warmest day and night OF the
season.. The Thermometer went way
above the 80 mark.
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For Sale or Rent.

THE MAGNOLIA GROVE PLANTATION
l. formerly +. A. Tete's) in the Parish of
Assumption, on left bank of Bayou Lafour
che, and about { miles above ThibOdaux
For terms and conditions apply to
CITIZENS BANK,
New Orleans,
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A meeting of the Planters Club of
Thibouaux will take place OH the 14th
prox. Members are specially request
ed net to fail to attend, as business
OF Importance will be transacted.
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Our sincere thanks to Professor
Johu Dolese OF St. Vincent Institute
for IA In go mess of late sweet corn.
Quite il treat, especially at this time
of the ear.
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The Louisiana Press Association
meets on next Monday IN Alexandria.
A large attendance is expected. Our
senior partner vii. attend.
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Read first number on "Parochial At
fairs" since 1865 by UNCLE SLAs.
Yen will find same on first page Of this
issue. 1t relates in what chaotic state
the financial affairs of the Parish
were at the close of the war of eces-
sion. This is the first series of many
that are to follow. In making an an
nouncement of this lasG week, we
stated among other things: "Step by
step We will learn the full history of
the lawmakers of our parish, and how
they we're executed" elbow they
the laws were executed" we si,alla
have said, and as we certainly intend
ed to say. The biunder IA uninten-
tionally ours, and we humbly confess
it.
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Vegetables are now very scarce in
town. Soon gardeners will begin fall
planting. Some have already begun
preparing their gardens.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When She became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gayethen Castoria.
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In this issue appears on the first
page the second paper on 'Notes from
an old Newspaper" by Publius. 1t is
very interesting. See for yourselves.
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The Dog Show exhibited by Profess
sor Norris on last Monday and Tues
day nights at the Thibodaux Opera
House Was as good a show OF that kind
as We have ever witnessed. We re-
greet the inclemency Of the weather on
both nights prevented Il good many
people from attending.
Wherever he goes, professor Norris
deserves to be patronised. To those
who have not seen his show we tell
them, lido not fail to attend the frs,
chance You have"
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PREsToN's HEAD AKE,-Is a certain
cure for headache. 1t will cure head
ache only. and is guaranteed to do that.
1t wont cute anything else. 1t never
fails. Dlr't suffer when youcan get re-
lief il IL minutes.
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1000 Gallons Llstcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
A. Riggs Il BIOS. 50 Perdido st. New Orleans
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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 on
the fret saturday and Sunday of June Of ev-
cry Sy order of
rLERRE BARRIOS, Secretary
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TULANE UNIVERSITY.
OF LOUISIANA.

Tulane University embraces College, High
College for Young Women, Law and
Medical Departments. The College has
four parallel courses Classical, Literary,
Scientific and Engineering. Next Annual
Session OF the Academical Department.
including the II. sophie Newcomb Col
lege, begins October 3rd, Law Depart.
ment, opens November 18th. Medical
Department, October 18th.
For special or general catalogues, apply to
the Secretary of the University, Tulane
Hall.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
Je-Z6-5-m. President.
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FOR SALE

A COMPLETE VEINS PUMP, ENGINE
IA and Boiler. in Ma nolia Grove Plan,
tation, Opposit- abadieville.
Apply to LEWIS BROS,
No. SO TchOupitoulas ,st, New Orleaa
May ID, 30.
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DIED.

THIBODAUX.-At Lafourche Crossing, La
fourche Parish, La, on last Wednesday.
July 27th., 1892, at 9 O'Clock Il. M, Mrs. j.
ROseInOnd Leblanc, nee ThibodauX, aged 81
years, a native of LafOurche.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

every conceivable shade for
trimming and dresses, 81 and
$r.5o.
Double damass towels, the
handsomest you ever saw for
the money, regular SLso
goods, with beautifully-done
open work borders. We have
one hundred and fifty of them,
all white, which we will make
a holiday offering Of at 81.
With them are a splendid
line of white damask linen sets
-one table cloth 215 yards
long and I dozen napkins, all
open work designs-$5 for
both.
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Fnreirn.

Another stormy debate took place in
the French Chamber of Deputies follow
ing on the interpolation OF NJ Lucien
Milleyoye, Boulangist, directed against NJ
Floqnet present president Of the Cham
Der Of Deputies. Premir Ribot made an
impassioned speech, but made no defense
Of Floquet The government was sus-
tanned by a vote of 3j3 to 81. President
Carnot has directed that nobody shall be
shielded and ii is believed Flouqet VIII
have to resign. M Andrien is said to
have supplied the investigating COM
mittee with the names of 1Oi deputies,
including "a very high parsonage, who
received bribes.
decision was reached in the suit
brought by Edward Parker Deacon for
the partial custody of his daughter,
Gladys. The verdict was partial victory
for Mr.. Deacon.
The cardinals assembled at the Nati-
can and rendered the usual Christmas
congratulations to the Pope. The holy
father bestowed the apostolic blessing
upon the whole world
Tho gigantic iron and steel works of
Frederick Krupp, at Essen, have been
amalgamated with the gun manufactu-
ries Of Herr Gruson, near Madgeburg.
The building Of the Norwei gan Viking
ship for the Chicago Exposition at
Copenhagen is being pushed rapidly.
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TWO SENSIBLE GIRLS.
They Lost Their Purses in Philadelphia
But Struck Man for Loan.

They Lost Their Purses in Philadelphia
But struck Man for Loan.
1t is not an unusual thing for trav.
eler to find young man from Whining
ton stranded in Broad street station.
Philadelphia. He goes to Philadelphia.
does the town and trusts to his wits and
his friends to get him home on an empty
pocket. II is nothing nowadays for o
man to feel himself slapped heavily on
the shoulder and hear a familiar voice
say
sHellol old man. How are your Say,
Pm stranded-lost my ticket. Let me
have enough money to get home on, will
your"
Three times out of four 1t is a man
who only mods distantly when he meets
the man under ordinary circumstances.
But the Philadelphia white elephant
tramples social lines under foot and
drags a mans pride over the tiles of the
waiting room.
It is not often that an honest woman
is caught in this predicament. She goes
to Philadelphia with a railroad ticket,
a small sum OF money and a few hair
pins and samples in her purse and she
guards it like grim-death holding
It tightly in her hand. as
general rule. After she has visited
every large store; had goods pulled down
from every shelf; priced $500 sealskin
sacques and $500 pianos; she jams her
mutilated half-dollar into one corner Of
her purse and returns to the depot
loaded down---with samples. The
pickpocket who succeeds in stealing her
railroad ticket is sharp; but the fend
who captures the hard Learned samples is
sharper.
Once and awhile, however, a Whining.
ton woman finds herself stranded upon
the shores of time in Broad street station.
Around her she hears the rushing hui
man tide-now advancing, now receding.
1t is not strong enough to carry
her through the train. gates: no
power under heaven can drag her from
the stand. There she stands. staring
stupidly at the gate beyond which lies
her heaven. st. Peter cannot ,be more
inexorable than is the iend in blue and
brass who.stands at the gate-approach
to the train. The wreck upon the
shores of schedule time sees Whining
tonians walking to and fro in the station.
False delicacy prevents her from asking
for assistance. But there are exceptions
even to this rule.
Cn thursday evening a clerk in one
of the Market street banks of this city
was standing in Broad street station
waiting for his train to be called. He
noticed two goodlooking Wilmington
girls moving around in a distracted
manner. At last they saw him. He
knew them by sight, but not by name
they were in the same fix. The girls
conferred and at last one of them ap-
preached and asked:
Aren't you employed in - Bank in
Wilmington
yes"
well we are in terrible predicament.
| don't suppose you know us.
NO, but have seen you in Whining
ton, What is the troubleg'
Our purse and tickets have been
stolen or lost We want to borrow
enough money TO take us home. We
will repay you tomorrow
Suffice to say, the girls eventually got
their tickets, and the money borrowed
was repaid. The girls common sense
saved them q night in the police station
or some other place of refuge for unfor-
tunates.
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DIED,

CROIiER.-In this city on the 22d instant,
George r.. CrOzier, aged 30 years.
DOLAN.-On December l9. Mary, daughter
Of James and Ellie Dolan, aged months.
FREDhRICK.-At Newport. on the 22d in
stnnt, Anna A.. wife of George y. Frederick,
ia the 3ist year of her age.
HANNA. Tn This city on the Goth inst
George w. son OF William and the late Mary
h. Hanna. in the 2lst year Of his age.
MCILHENN.- on the 22d instant, ,at O'Clock
tho 2-year-Old son of Rose and James Nell
henf
MCKEE. on tho 18th instHnt.s Lydia W.
widow of Andrew Mckee, aged ai years.
MULLIN ln iiis city on Hccember "a,
Mary E., wife Of 'lhonas Mulliu, In her 2ith
year.
RICHARDSON Al Contreyillc, Md. on
the .ufh instant, Mary n richardson, aged
as years.
SHADE. On December ~, 1882, Howard
Shade, aged rs years. Brother to Mrs. ~.
Stuehgcn at SIS Sllpley street.
THDMp MpSON.--ln this city. On the iNih
in .tant, Mary j. 'rhumpson,witc OF Archibald
Thompson, aged 80 ears
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AIARHIED.

-LUKENS.- In this city,
December 81, by Rev. O. q 3uddmgton. Jauit 3
u. Hetherton. of Rockford. and Miss Matte
Lukens. Of this city.
HOPKINS -DFRRICKSON. = ON the 23l
instant. by Rev. Henry i. Mason. O.. Danby
Hopkins and Clara r. DerIickson, beth 81
Delaware.
JONES -LANG.-At the residence Of the
bride. $50 East Second street, on Wednesday
December 2l 1872, 10y the hcv. John ID. q.
Hanna. William II Jones and Miss Sadie e.
Lang, both of this city.
WADE GABKE.-At the NJ. +. parsonage,
6l0 Poplar street. by Rev. Il. n. Jester, on
Wednesday evening. december ~, lsi3. at &
O'Clock, Robert q. Wade % Miss pAmbe G..
Gabke, both of this city.
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''Ja1le."

"Jane, she Of metropolitan fame. will
be presented at the Grand Opera House
on Wednesday, when she viii endeavor
to illustrate to them how she was the
wife of her young master, although at
the same time she was secretly married
to her masters valet, william.
James young master was a spendthrift,
and having pretended to his trustee that
he was married, he had overdrawn his
allowance and his trustee decided to pay
him visit. So the young spendthrift
had to procure wife and baby for the
occasion, Miss Jane" assumes both a
difficult task, but she will perform it in a
bright, laughable, witty and provo king
manner and all of those who see her
viii cheerfully say that Jane is the
sauciest. wittiest, brightest and most
provoking being that ever come to this
CITY