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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-19
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth judicial District Court Parish
of LnfouIcbr.
Simon Abraham Us. No. 2504 Ber
nard PenouiH, Tutor.
MAKE NOTICE TaEAT ACE

TAKE HDaECE ZEE AZ ACE
lug rnder an,l by virtue OF an order OF
seiznr' aud sac. "inanating from ~" above
entitled Court. in tue above ~tutltlr'l and
numbered case. | have >e1z-ti aini vii. "ier
for sale ut public auction pursuant 10 law to
the last and highest bidder at TIE Court
House, in the town of Thihodaux. on
SATURDAY. ApRlL2n,. 1882,
between the hours of II O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4
o'clock, P. N, the following described propo.
ty. to-wit
The undivided three eighths of the said Mi
nors Zelika penouilh Bernard P,ntuilh, Jr g.
EEgenir Penouilh. in the following described
property to wit
A certain sugar plantation, situated in the
Parish of Lafourche. on the left bank of the
Bayou Lafonrche, at about twenty-five miles
below the Town of Thibodaux, measuring
l27 twenty-sevep arpents more or less front
by forty arpents in dehth, bounded above
by lands ofLyall & Leblanc and below by
the Barataria Canal. together with the undi-
vide6 three eighths of all the buildings and
improvements thereon
Terms cash ON the spot to pay and satisfy
the sum of $500. 80 with 8 per cent interest
from May Ist 1888. until paid, and five per
cent on the gate amount of principal,
and interest as Attorneys fees, and costs,
as per act of mortgag g TN which said writ is
sued. 2. 4. LORIO,
Fec. 81. 1892 Sheriff OF Lafourche
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He so = ;llaid to submit his claims
to office to the white voters of the
State, i unworthy of the support OF
the D~ta.ocrats of Louisiana. Remem-
Der on next Tuesday when you go to
cast Your vote, that Murphy J. Foster
and his crowd did their utmost to pre-
vent y i from having Il voice in the
decisi.t;. ct this all-iniportant question
of the Hnmouy and unity of the Demo
cratic alty.
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COOP ADvICE.-Excaange

GOOD ADvICE.-Excaange:
Ii wluter more exercise is required
for ,lre body than in summer.
Wr,r warm undertaking material
of open texture is preferable.
Avoid catching cold, but should you
de,e D, IA cough take immediate steps
to get lid OF it.
Tie m,~t ,tfective remedy for coughs
or colds Is Aiallen's PICTORIAL Balm, it
is pleasant to take and never fails to
cure.
Ask your druggist for it, and don't
be persuaded to take any other in
stead.
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The people ale the only sovereigns
under ar funm of government and the
source q. all power. Let the would-be
ariSteciats, who have trampled upon
your privileges and would deprive you
of N,ta right of self government, be
advised ;hat You know your rights and
VIII G.tts. maintain them,
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Remember what the Foster leaders
did III TINS parish when they named
delegates to the Baton Rouge Convex
ton and candidates for local Offices
over and against the will of the people
and condemn their action by voting
tor the McEnery ticket.
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H.; ..,,, that a vote for Murphy
j. Fo> ,nneNt Tuesday Will mean
The "a. .,o4i'a OF the St. Mary frauds.
the y 90. .'.u@ # the ''dicker' with
the N,.. Aa>s, $. the encouragement OF
bolin. a,,j Tie conservation OF the mi
monty rlIe. Pause and consider ere
you give yuur assent to such errors.
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NOTICE
STATE AND PARISH LICENSES FOR 1892.

Office Tax-Collrctor, Parish of Lafaurche,
lhibodaux, Jan. i4tli. 1872.
Notice is hereby given To all lictns, laye,s
in this Parish that 1 am prepared 10 collect
all Parish and state Licti-rs Tor the veal
1892. All necessary blank licenses are AL
in aud ready to be filled Attorneys fees ol
10 per cent in addition to cns's. VIII accrue
on ANY license unpaid ou or after April LIST
1899. p. Il l.hRtU.
Sheriff and TaX-Coiitctor.
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A handful OF men ID IL parish have
no rslt to choose delegates and nomi-
nate canitdat- ) for the people without
consuliug the people. Teach the
usuIl eln Of Your rights this salutaiy
,esson o. yorT vote VII next Tuesday.
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Notice is hereby given that the tax
es, both Stat and parish, for the year
1891. are now past due, and that those
who have not yet paid their taxes, had
better come up aud settle them with
the sheriff, if they wish to save further
costs.
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TIE public will please excuse us
for The want al local matter this week.
Af,er til primary election, wher ev-
ely, We hope, will bob up serenely again,
we lii do ri ntmcst TO satisfy nj
Iorers of locals and personals.
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THE WORLDS FAIK.-rhe South
may claim. Without p~rtjudlce, TO have
mere tlian It's share of the worlds fair.
The i, knowledged beauty of the ladies
of IT,, South is due in Il great degree
to the use of Creole Female Tonic, the
ladies' friend and favorite, aud sur
cure for all female ailments.
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THE BEST | EVER UsED.-So says
DR.. ,. ;. H-Grlck, former secretary OF
the Louisiana sta g Board of Health,
speakin, OF Marsnen's Pectoral Balm,
which he recommends as the best re-
III .dy - coughs, crs'up, odd bion-
chi .is and sore throat.
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For Sale or Rent.

THE MAGNOLIA GROVE PLANTATION
i formerly L. A. Tete's) in the Parish of
Assumption, on left bank of Bayou Lafour
che, and about Z miles above Thibodaux.
For terms and conditions apply to
CITIZENS BANK,
New Orleans.
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TIE FAVOR TE.-For twenty-five
years Marsden's Pectoral Balm has
been well and favorably known III the
South. 1t is an unfalling cure for la
gri coughs, colds and Group III
children.
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The atteptlnn of all lieense payers
S called to tie notice, they will find
elsewhere, of p. E. Lorio, sheriff, call
ing on them Ia come up and pay all
licenses for 1892, due by them.
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The mFjclIty rule is the Democratic
rule. itt our vote Oh next Tuesday
sanctian this dectriue.
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ID. n. CALDER.
C;riI District Court toy. the Parrish of
n.Jnn
UI..""c
ing uhder ana Ny virtue OF an order OF
seizure aud stie thi4hdtihs lro" the ABOVE
ehtit,ea court III tue ap"te ehii'itn ana h",h'
oereo cast nav. seiAt"' d" ~ ohtr L"r
sale at pnp'ic auction pursuant I" Jaw '" the
iast ara highrst o"uer.a1 tue Court House
III Tue Town oi ihh'o"""A' on
SATURDAY MARCH. 18th 1892.
between the hours OF II O'Clock J.. M.ahd a
O'Clock J.. NJ. the i"ii""lhS aescrloea piopef
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The minority must always submit to
the will 81 the majority. Let this be
the defamation OF your vote next Tues
a.
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THOG GIFTS roc 1UESDAY Y.

LIE, rex Tuesday he McEnery's
Day. Vote for the regular Democra-
tic ticket.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Read Oh Attn page vi this issue the
mammoti, Democratic Meeting held
at Lnckport ON last Sunday.
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a''s>f< :" :

4 COMPLETE VEINS PUMP. line
~ and Boiler. in Ma nom, tttt ian,
%tation, OPPOSITE tbadieville.
Apply to Lphi~ ",
No. 80 rcnoupitOuias -tJs
May ID. so
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. judicial District Court, Parish
of LafOurche,
SUGGESTIONS of Francois Bergeron
and has mife Eliza Grabert beth de.
ceased. No. 1852 PrObates.

PURSUANT TO AN ORTER AND DE
L cree of the above entitled court and in
ubedienced to a commission to me directed
in the above entitled aud numbered success
sion bearing date of Feb, 18th, 1892, / will
offer for sale at public auction pursuant to
law to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House in the Town OF Thibodaux, on
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1000 Gallons C.stcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
a. Riggs " BIS. 66 Perdido st. New Orleans
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SATURDAY. MARCH Goth. 1892.

between the hours OF IL o'6.s Elk, A.. NJ. and !
o'clock, p. NJ, the following described prop
erty to-wit
A certain tract of land containing one and
a half arpents more CT less, front by eighty
alpents in depth. situated in this parish on
the right bank of Bayou La:ourche at about
one mile above the town of Thibodaux bound
ed above by land belonging to Eug enc j.
Coulon. below by land of Estate Thornton
Blackwell formerly. with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
On the following terms and conditions to-
wit:
For cash to pay debts.
February Goth, 1892. 7. E. LORIO,
Sheriff Of Lafouc b q
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5. MAKSHAL'S SALE.

MRS. HENRIE TIA SELBY)
VS.. No. Ia0i1.
AUGUSTINE LEDET ct al
In the United States Circuit Court for
tie Eastern District Of Louisiana.
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NOTzs's

I>STRAYED FROM IA. r. t,-. tiS-
IL day, >4th inst. / ! ME-. .t." art,
lett bank of B,ynu l., t.ti,, H.. rrel
ne, round mark on ri2j-, D. II
Yer duliar. v bltG~ii nn---H WI ~.
A liberal reward Viii b.. .,hr,- .lr-
ty VIII" returns him to hi~ "str-.
Feb. y. V.
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Sherif's Sale.
A OF LOUISIANA.

WHITNEY NATIONAL BANK)
VS.. Nc. 34JSo.
D. r. CALDER.
Civil District Court for the Parish of
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Saturdays Personals.

Miss Fanny Enright went down to
Fargo on last evenings train.
Mrs. Dick Talbot left for Sioux City,
where she will join her husband Thurs.
day evening.
Miss Kate Thomas left on last even
ing's train for a brief visit in st. Paul
and Minneapolis
J. G. Rapelje went to Mercer G
last night on business connected with
the Plenty coal mine.
John H. Gribble, a fur dealer of Mil.
waukee and brother of the popular
Sterling merchant, was IN the city yes
terdRy.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter returned
yesterday morning from Omaha, where
she has been in attendance at the con.
vention of peoples party delegates.
Thos. Campbell, now principal of the
commercial college at San Jose, is visit.
ing his old Burleigh county home near
Sterling. He came in from the west
Thursday night and will remain three
or four weeks. MI. Campbell holds a
splendid position in San Jose and stands
we'll with the people.
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PERSONAL
Fridays Personals sth inst.

Senator Worst has returned from the
lake.
j. M. Yoder of Fargo, came in on No.
l yesterday.
J. M. Scott of Gilby, is registered at
the Sheridan.
F. J.. Crawford of Fargo, was in the
city yesterday.
M. H. Burton of Sterling, is registered
at the Western.
Chr. Garder Of the Wahpeton district,
and Robt. Lester of Fargo, attended the
meeting of the boiler inspectors yester-
day.
. r. D. Hoskins returned yesterday
morning from Devils Lake, where he has
been in attendance upon a session of
U. S. court.
Johnny Scott came in from Gilby yes
terday to attend a meeting of the state
board of boiler inspectors. He went to
Minneapolis last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cathro, according
to the Grand Forks Plaindealer, left that
city Monday evening to attend the con-
ference of the National Educational as.
ISOLATION at Saratoga.
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DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE
Af1icts a Well-Known Merchant. Itch
ing and Burning Terrible. Doctors
and ALI Remedies Fail.
Tries Cuticura. Relieved by the First
Application and Entirely Cured
in Five Weeks.

About eighteen months ago a small speck ap-
became larger, and I consulted o physician who
pronounced it psoriasis or monied disease, because
It rescmbled money. ! applied an ointment, but It
spread until at last 1t covered almost my entire
body lfering was something terrible, burn
ing sensation continually nNlt 1t became
alI, liable. I suffered tortures especially
at nj. lad for two months I was compelled to
sleep with gloves on. I became desperate. would
have given anything to be relieved of the itching
sensation. I tried q number of remedies without
any relief. I was requested to try CuT1cURA; this
I did, and to my great SURPRISE, was relieved
after the first application. t used the CUr1cURA,
ing to directions for about four or five weeks when
L was entirely cured. But what q relief it was to
mo after the suffering / went through. I cannot
speak with too much favor for the " CUTIcURA
REMED1Es,', and I would It to all those
who are suffering from the same disease thatI have
suffered. JOHN T. MELODY,
of MELODY BROTHERS, Wyandotte, Mich.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest U. S. Govt Report
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PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Pioneer fire company won against the
hose company on the Fourth. 1t might
be we'll to state that the hose company
donated to the fire company several OF
its best inner for the purpose of
getting up a race. And, if in an
hypercritical mood, the Republican
might slow up in it's comments on the
Bismarck companies and endeavor to
absorb the grammatical beauty of the
following sentence, which appears in it's
columns: '"The performance is going on
very smooth and satisfactory The
grammatical style of the above has a de-
lightfully western recklessness and neg
ligee which is indeed refreshing.
jamestown Alert: The long-delayed
ironing of a part, at least, of the 500 rail-
road grade from Aberdeen to Bismarck
is likely to be done this summer. A
gentleman who has just made a trip to
the %company's headquarters at Min
neapolis says that he was Uniformed that
a portion of the old grade would be
ironed this summer, but not the eutire
grade. At present graders are at work
extending the 500 line from Merricourt,
in the northwestern part of Dickey
county, to a junction with the old grade,
which point, 1t is said, will be about
twenty miles from the present townsite
of Napoleon, in Logan county. The new
grade will be from twenty to thirty
miles in length. The old grade will only
be ironed from the point where the new
grade from the east connects with it, to
some point into Logan county not yet
announced. The work now being done
is for the purpose of getting the business
in Logan and Mcintosh counties this
fall. 1t is said that President Lowry of
the road will make a trip of inspection
over it within a few days. The people
in that part of the state are greatly en-
couraged at the news. .
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Sundays Personals.

Governor Burke left for the east last
evening.
Dugald Campbell Of Armstrong, was
in the city yesterday.
International: John Wilde, Livona;
F. J. Brown, Francis; Fred Kelton,
Slaughter; John Matt. New Salem; a.
Bachmeyer, Eureka; J. A.. Malsun, Man.
dan.
A. B. Strlckler Of Stanton, is 9 Sheridan
house guest. He Is on his return from
DEVILS Lake, where he was 9 witness be-
fore the United States court in thespost-
Office case. B
q. s.. Oliver Of Lisbon, came in OF the
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Wednesdays Personals,

r. D. Hoskins went east last night.
James G. Campbell of Armstrong, is
at the Sheridan.
Hugh Cambell of Glencoe, was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Bartholomew went down to
Fargo on last evenings train.
Miss Fanny Enright returned on the
early train yesterday morning.
T. G. Akin and F. J.. Crawford of
Fargo, are registered at the Sheridan.
Attorney Shaw and Clerk of the Court
Nelson we're among the Mandanites in
the city yesterday.
,Chas. Graham of Mipgusville, Mont,
and T. W. Sanders of Glencoe, are
registered at the Custer,
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early train yesterday to close the deal
upon the school bonds issued for the
Lisbon diatrict-$16,OOO-and take back
the money obtained for the bonds.
Tuesdays Personals.

~oN o 4 - y@'
Superintendent Ogden left for the east
last evening.
Tax Commissioner Fernald came in
from st. Paul yesterday.
A. j. McCabe of Jamestown, was a
passenger on last evenings train.
81. F. Douglass came up from Fort
Yates yesterday and went west on the
midnight train.
W.. Q. East was in the city yesterday,
and purchased a number of cattle, which
were driven to his ranch in Emmons
county.
Editor Britton of Edgeley, came in
Sunday morning, and, after greeting his
friends in the city, went on to Wash
burn to look after his interests there.
John Hollembaek, for a long time one
of Bismarck's leading attorneys, but
now a resident of Duluth, is paying his
brother anu friends in Bismarck a visit.
Mayor Allen returned Sunday morn
ing, from his eastern trip. He reports
having had a most enjoyable time, and
says he is glad to get back to the city Of
cities. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Newton left for
Medora, on No. l, yesterday. Mr..
Newton, as advisory counsel for the
Billings county commissioners, goes to
attend to some business Of his office,
and, with Mrs. Newton, will take in the
sights of the Bad Lands, combining
business with pleasure.
Mrs. j. H. Marshall returned from a
three months visit with friends in the
east, yesterday. Her health, which was
poor at the time Of her departure, has
improved somewhat. Mrs. Marshall
was accompanied by that charming
young lady, Miss Mabel Archibald Of
jamestown, who will remain a week or
more in the city. {
w. G. Power, Jr., son of W. @. Power,
the New York banker, came in yester-
day, from a hunting trip in the western
part of the state. Mr.. Power is in North
Dakota on a four months pleasure trip,
and intends seeing the sights of the
state. He is accompanied by his guide,
j. j. Nichols of jamestown. They
intend going to Fort Yates to-day. On
his return, he will spend a few days in
the city. He processes himself greatly
pleased with the country and it's climate.
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a%rbitrate, and wandered off, arm in arm,
toward the east. Those who feel
tempted to assist the poor hungry
tramp, might we'll have witnessed the
disagreement, and a material change
would have been made in their ideas.
At a meeting of Pioneer Hose COM
pany No. !, at the engine house Tuesday
evening, it was resolved that, in the
death of Colonel Yorkey, formerly presi-
dent Of the state iremen's association,
the fremen of North Dakota had lost a
wise counselor, an able official, and a
firm and steadfast friend; that the
Pioneer Hose company, especially, had
lost a valued and respected adviser. and
that it wat the sense Of the company
that a feeling Of the deepest sympathy
for his friends and relatives, and q heart
felt regret at his sadly sudden demise
was felt. 1t was also resolved that the
sincere thanks OF the company be
rendered the fremen and citizens Of
Grand Forks, for the uniformly kind and
courteous treatment received at their
hands by the Bismarck company. Both
Of these resolutions were passed uDani.
mously. "A feeling Of the most sincere
sorrow is felt by the fremen at the death
Of Colonel Yorkey.
Under the startling headline "How
L ~ sgHFb.n ENI - vE.S9-i.
Have the Mighty Fallen Z the Fargo Re
publican dilates upon the fact that the
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cuticura Resolxent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest Of
Of ali impurities, and thus remove the cause) and
GUTIcuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CuTIcURA,
SOAP, an exquisite skin eautiher, externally to
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair. cure
and pimply diseases Of the skin, scalp, and blood.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA, 5Oc.; Soar,
25c.; REsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG IN CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
R5- Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases ~
pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-20
CLERGY House WARMED
The New Episcopal Hospital
Auspiciously Opened
With a Ball
Exercises Commemorative of
Lowell and Washington
in the Schools
Street Car Service to Be I'M
proved Two Crews and
Another Car

The huge Central hotel building
which since its erection has been a
dark, gloomy and solitary structure,
was last evening for the first time
brilliantly illuminated and decorated,
and its heretofore silent corridors and
apartments echoed with music and
laughter 1t was the occasion of the
house-warming of st. Luke's Clergy
house. The building was officially
opened and dedicated TO the benevo-
lences that will hereafter be conducted
within its walls at IL o'clock yesterday
The religious services were impress
sively conducted by Rev. l.. w. Apple
gate, the pine mover in the enterprise.
In the evening not less than four
hundred persons-the four hundred of
Fairhaven and New Whatcom, partici-
pated in the house-warming. The
building was artistically decorated with
bunting-the flags of all nations and
the signal flags from the bark STAN
dard. Eloquent addresses were made
by Rey. j. V. Dimon, IL. Y. Thomp-
son, Mayor A. S. Cole and 5. M. Bruce
Rev. l.. w. Applegate outlined the
plans upon which the Clergy House
was founded, telling what they pro
posed to do and what they expected
the people to do. A luxurious repast
was served. Dancing in the large din
ing-room was the principal amusement
of the evening.
Mrs. Carson, Of this city, a graduate
Of "a nurses training school of the east,
and a nurse Of experience, will have
charge of the hospital. Mr. w. Clark
Bell is to be business manager.