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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-01
CROPS.

With the warmer weather the cotton
crop has improved, and bolls have
| opened ami picking has been going on
rapidly. Planters are more encourag
ed with prospects, than at the issue of
last bulletin, and if the warm, sunshin-
ny weather continues. the improve
ment will be decided, though it is said
the crop will not equal last years
No complaint of rust, shedding d boil
worms.
The conditions have also been very
favorable for the continuation of rice
harvesting. The crop will be as large
as expected.
Cane crops are growing finely, and a
large tonnage Is expected. In & few
localities a desire for rain is expressed,
rs it is feared a continuation Of the dry
conditions will injure the production.
Corn is harvested, except in a few
localities, and the yield continues t.
prove satisfactory.
Potatoes and other vegetables ar.
snel iii need of rain, as thu continued
warm, sunsliny weather. has hardened
the soil, ard retarded growth.
Hay making has been general. and
much has been saved under the favor
able weather conditions.
Maj. S. I. Grisamore of TIibodaux,
La closes his encouraging report as
follows "a week of extraordinary
fine weather for all agricultural pur-
poses. Corn, rice and hay have been
saved in large quantities, and in ex-
cellent condition"
GEO. E. HUNT,
Local Forecast Official,
! Weather Bureau, Director.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

18th Judicial District Court Parish of
Lafourche.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-01
WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. q 90.

From the moderately cool weather
which opened the week, the e has been
a gradual rise Of temperature, and ii
the end it was slightly above the nor
NAL. Cloudless weather has prevailed
in most localities, and precipitation,
where it occurred, was light.
The week has been very favorable for
harvesting and maturing crops.
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e. 8. PoTTs-cLoTHlre, ETC.
CUT this OUT,

About April LIST E. B. Potts will &C.
cupy the large new stores 1000 to 100!
Main street and 16 10 20 Tenth street,
Suspension Bridge corner, with. full
line OF Clothing, Hats, Shoes and-Fur.
nishing Goods. This isit1io' largest ana
finest store OF the kinds in the State.
: Before removal we quote, to close ont,
Children's Shoes at 19c, 25c. SIC, lSc, CSC,
re and SIC up, all solid bargains and
trade winners.
See our Ladies' Fine Shoes at DC, 81 %,
81 81, 81 45 and 81 81, and wonder how
VIC can do it. $780,, -s,-..-..
Mems Fine Shoes at 97c. 81 10, 81 %,
81 81, 81 As, 81 c. up, all leaders and
matchless in price. ,t
Boys Suits at SIC, csc, 81 is, 81 81,
81 81 up, worth double, thc money or
no sale. ~ ''g..:&
Mems Pants Mt 4Sc, Csc, SIC, 97c and
81 1Sup. See our great leaders in Mems
Pants ut 81 IS, worth s. 90. Boys Pants
at l9c, 29c, 35c up, hard to get at this
price. Mems Suits at 81 9S, 81 81, 50 05,
s. 81, 81 50 up. We lead the world in
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You Should Rcn,l Thts

-, II You are sick and have not been
Helped, why do you not write a full
description OF your case o:ythc great
specialist IN curing nervous and chronic
diseases, Dr. Greene, OF s. W. Four.
,ssnlh street, New York, known every
Where rs the discovercr OF DR. Grcene's
Ne'rura, and who is without doubt the
M mo successful physician in the cure of
wi outstanding complaints?
:, Consultation in ali cases is entirely
ree' personally or by NALL Thousands
consult him BY letter, and he returns
a, Il. answer 10 all perfectly explaining
a '.s'r diseases, giving advice, ETC., wiM.
lIis success in curing diseases br his
marvellous vegetable remedies is simply
" TtoHIaeFiul, and he has made,a specially
:. 81 Inc cure OF persons at a distance
through letter correspondence and treat.
Hieht In this manner thousands OF
people have been and thousands moro
MFe beng cured, and We should advise
Eon' ii you desire sure cure from YOUR
G ci' to immediately write him ali
ABOUT your case. twill cost YOU moth.
i's 10 set his very valuable advice.
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TIE y. z. S. G. Il. Z


10 sIcO. In District Convention nt Wells
burg this Evening.
A convention OF tho Young Peoples
Societies OF Christian Endeavor OF tho
pan.H Handle will he held at NYellsburg,
opening this evening in the Disciples
church OF that city, aud continuing
through Thursday evening. Several
prominent Christian Endcavor workers
from beyond the limits OF the Pan
Handle will be present and address the
various meetings, Rev. II. d. White
head, president OF the Wcst Virginia
Christian Endcavor Union, being among
the number. The delegates from this
city will 60 up on tho Panhandle train
a. $50 this afternoon, and returning
will leave Wcllsburg at OILS Thursday
evening. Reduced railroad fare has
been secured. This is the first convcn-
ton Of this district, and tho indications
are that it will be largely attended. The
Y. ?. S. G. L. movement has spread to
every land where the Bible is known,
md the society numbers about i mil
lion and 4 quarter members.
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THE CHILD RECOVERED


And the Alleged Abductors Arrested Mt
Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Times has tho follow
ing about case which was chroniclcd.
IN the lNTELLlGEScER last week:
B. Harris, u. Ford, Prince Kokaine
and J. X. Burk, proprietors OF Il lO-ccnt
circus, were arrested on the South Side
Yesterday and held in SlO0 bail each for
hearing to-day on charge OF abduct-
ing Francis Evans, 6 years old, from his
home in GAINESVILLE. O., where the parents
live. The circus people while in Zanes-
vile some weeks ago wont to tho in
Urinary where the child was and said
they wanted a boy to take to their home,
which they alleged, was in Chester, Pa.
d.. Wylic, OF the board, permitted the
boy to be taken. He has been ,adycr-
,Ised as the son OF a japanese mother
Inc arrests were mado as soon as the
CIRCUS arrived on the South Side, Tho
child has been recovered. -
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BELMONT DEMOCRACY.
Quite a Lively Little seauco at tlc CounI
Committon at nc!inirs yn.t,r,iny.

quite u Lively Little seauco az tic County
Commiuor ut no!inire Yo.terdny.,
The Democratic County Central Com.
mittec had sort OF monkey and parrot
time at the Globe hotel, Bcllaire, yes.
terday afternoon. There wero twenty.
five OF the forty.threc committeeman
present and with Il. G. Myers, chair
man, and W. @. Warnock,., secretary,
they proceeded to cnll their convention
ut Barncsvlllc on Juno 90. Tho primar.
les viii bn held on Saturday, juno Is.
Ihon followed the interesting part OF
Tho programme. y. W. Kennon, OF st.
Cln!rsvillc, and Goo. g. Mckee, OF
bridgeport, wanted delegates selected 10
tho state convention In tho interest OF
ono OF them na delegate to the National
Convention, it having boon decided to
have tho delegates from this district to
the State Convention select two dele.
gates and eleclor for this district.
MIR. kcnnon wanted each committee.
man present to cast tho vote OF his pre-
cinct in tho selection OF delegates, an
equitable proposition, but 1t was voted
down and the committeeman themselves
selected tho delegates in the interest OF
Mr.. Mckee. Tho delegates are: Ham.
Glass. P.N. Hall, Taylor South, j. W.
Icrrill, W. I. Evans, David Wagner,
Edward Stcger, Chalmer Trimblo, D. II.
Miliigan, T. ". Mcllott, Dr. L. n. Riggs.
Altcrnatcs-Georgo Linn, Owen Nee
han. J. p. Myers, Frank Williams, John
W. Shannon, J.. G"Hutchinson, L. NJ.
Boggs, W. NJ. lupton, Peter Mayer and
W. L. Cook.
But this did not end tho row. Ono
chap who secured 4 vote by proxy. made
motion that tho delegates DO instruct.
cd to vote against John r Mclean MS
dclegatc.at-large, but they made it 80
warm for that fellow and his motion
that no. tried to withdraw it, but they
wouldn't lie. him, and voted down by 81
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An Ohio Snloou l,nhhr,l.

Night before last Harry Anderson,
aIias sam Williams, 4 colored man who
was hired TO pound the piano in Jack
eoxs saloon at IEtnaville, left and came
70 70 THIS side OF the river. Cox accused.
nm OF stealing $50 and some other ar
ncies. The Wheeling police were noti-
ned and Lieutenant Terrillawent out
~ ana picked up the man. Ho had on him
SIl and watch. He consented to 90
uacK 10 bridgeport without,a reuuisi-
uon, and he was taken over las. even.
ing Its said another serious charge
!? bending against the fellow at Mar.
tins Ferry. I'l'Eit
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BEIIIiAIlsE,
All Sorts or Local News and Gossip from
tho Glas< City.

All Sorts OF Local Sows AMI Gossip from
tho Glass City.
ABcllaire boy, employed in the stamp
ing works ut Harvey, Ills, writes that
they arc selling lots there now by tie
gallon instead OF by. the foot. It has
been raining forsevcral days and all the
board walks arc anoat and from ono to
three feet oi water all over tho place,
with 10 way for it 10 get away. The
frogs, and there arc millions OF them,
keep up their music all night.
Two buns whogaye their names as
Adolph Miller and John Stewart werc
run in by Officers Maley and Johnston.
They carried razors. and Travelled on
their muscle. they said. Tho mayor
fined them SIS and costs. and gavc them
ten days each in tho county Jail. Mar.
shall johnson took out yesterday oven.
ing.
The Ray Fishing Club yesterday elect
cd tho following officers: President,
Henry Grolla; vice president, c. Rum
bach; secretary, Lee Linden; treasurer.
Robt. Dunlap; quarter master, Elwood
Wclzcr; fisherman, Charles Welzer;
trustees, VIM. Shindcwolf, sr., Wm.
Dorcr and Sebastian WINNER.
The Belmont County Medical society
mo. here yesterday afternoon ut the
Windsor Hotel. The usual papers on
the treatment OF diseases were read and
discussions followed. All thephysiciuns
OF this city and members from st.
C!airsville, Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry were present.
The convention OF tine Disciples
church for the sixteenth district will
convene here on the oath and last for
four days. All the churches in the dis
trict will send delegates and four or five
hundred people WILDE present.
The will OF the late Joseph Furney, Of
Peasc township, was found among the
papers OF the late Squire james Kelsey,
OF this township, and fled with the pro-
bate court. The heirs went out yester-
and had it properly probatcd.
The City Council held it's regular
monthly meeting last night and trans
acted good deal OF business. Among
other things they appointed two mem
bcrs OF the city board OF education.
Thomas Sprouts, tho Benwood man,
who was seriously cut in row on the
whariboat here, is getting along all
right, and will recover. Ile seems to
have been tho assai!ant.
There was slight blaze in an old
roof ut the Bellare Nail Works yes
terday and the department was called
out, but the fire was extinguished with
out serious loss.
Officers Mcdonald and Strobel left
yesterday with the delegates OF. tho fire
department for New Philadelphia
Joseph Boswell and Thomas Godfrey
leave to-day for Pittsburgh to work in
the Fort RIFT Iron Works. ID
Tho assessors are winding up their
business. They have to report to tho
auditor BY Monday next. -. :.
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A GREAT SUCCESS.
I'll, wheeling L-o"'e Letter Box Tested
IA 81. EUuis.

ThA NHCCliHr '-""'S H'-'''''
IN 81. Loni.
Tho St. Louis papers OF May con-
,,tn enthusiastic comments Oh the snc-
cn,.iul tests made thorc OF tho house
,o,ilhox for collections aud deliveries
invented by Alfred b. Cushing and
Alex. Mitchell, Of this city, and known
=. the "Whccling box" Tho Po'i.D'S.
pdrL says; ~ .t,..
Ia a surccss. It was tested this morn.
iTr Srvcnty.lvc boxes had been placed
an the front doors or porchcs oil as
v many residences, aud this morning tho
carrier made the first use Of them.
TGourh nearly all the boxes displayed
,bs sim mail" tho carrier made his
,oun,l. in only fifteen minutes nd-
diitional time. Yesterday Snporintcnd.
rnt OF City Delivery John H.. Cookson
wrnt over tho route with tho carrier
and requested that tho boxes be made
~,c Of in all tho houses whore they had
leon placed. This morning assistant
.nrcrin,ondcnt OF city delivery, Mr..
Dcyereaux, went out with Carrier
hitchcock and Il far sized bundle OF
mail. They saw tho houscholders had
obeyed Instructions TO make uso OF
their mail boxes, MS all but n few showed
The automatic sign mail. W All doubt
n, 10 tho ability OF n carrier, With fairly
"ood sight to SEQ tho little metal signs
Vas cleared away rs the pairof Uncle
Sans representatives proceeded. In
some places where the box was placed
in door which set back sonic distance
ina shadowy vCstibulc the sign "mail"
showed up like Il headlight, and pass
ing carrier could not mistakoit.
lr. Cushing, who is in St. Louis,
writes that he expects to be here tho
first OF next week, and hopes to make
a test Of tho box here. 55Eg
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Of l1S6 OH their pfopGrtNin tho
"Groyc," where some cxcavatins had
been rlone, : -,
nr. a. r. ong, DR.. j. W. Darrah, Il.
G. Montgomery and STAMINA Gibbons arc
attending the fircmen's convention ut
New Philadelphia.
Thieves nude an unsuccessful effort
to enter the saloon Of John Dorscl and
George schell, in Clnrks addition, on
Monday night.
An undressing meeting OF tho i's was
held Mt the Y. NJ. @. a. Inst night. The
delegates told Of tho convention at
Cleveland.
Frank ShutlleworIh, travelling sales.
man for Spence, Bosrs 4 Coz, has trans
ferrcd his services to the Btllaire!Stoyc
Company. NV INK.
+, Yesterday John W. Jones received
word that his pension, No. 0,0l3, Ind
been granted. Ito will get S. per
month. i. fJA
/ William Garrett has returned from
successful trip IN the interest OF tho
Elson glass works,
I Edward Morgan has returned from a
pleasant visit with his father at Nc.
Keesport, Pa. NI,G f,.at
I Tho puddlers at the IEma mill will
resume to-day, aud mako three heats a
term.
I Miss Lizzie Wiley, who has been sick
for months, is improving.
Mrs. J. w. Scholcld has returned
from Anderson, Ind. hg! #
L. J. A. bremen returned last night
from Pittsburgh.
James y. Patterson was at Mt. Pleas.
ant yesterday. ~ ~
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In that Thriving
City-Porsonnl md Industrial.

Accidents and Incidents In that Thriving
- City-Porsonnl md Industrial.
Willard Bailey was elected president
OF tho Martins Ferry Council last
night on the twenty-tirst ballot, The
first stood Henderson ., Tnglebright .,
Llewellyn !, second and third tho same,
fourth Henderson ., Llewellyn ], fifth
Henderson 2, lnglobright 9, Llewellyn
l, sixth the same, seventh LlGwellyn .,
lnglebright .. Henderson l. The
eighth, ninth. tenth, eleventh, twelfth,
thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth and
sixteenth resulted two, two and one.
denominations were made and tho
seventeenth showed . for Henderson,
. for Bailey and for Llewellyn. The
eighteenth was tho same. On. the
nineteenth and twentieth Bailey got
three votes and four in the twenty-iirst,
giving him the nomination. Mr..
Licwellyn was elected vice president BY
acclamation. r. $. Allendcr was re-
elected city clerk unanimously. The
now police were ii. s. Neal, Fritz Och,
George Murphy, William Bowman; the
board OF health. James Runyon, +. +.
Cox and John Reed. Tho ordinance
appropria,ing $4,000 for tho electric
light plant passed.
The Martins Ferry Alumni has elect
ed tho following officers: Jesse Jones,
president, Miss Laura Swartz, vice pres.
ident; Miss Ollie Williams, secretary;
and appointed all the necessary com.
mittecs for the banquet on Thursday
evening, May 20, after the commence
ment Only members OF the Alumni
and their wives and husbands will DO
admitted. ~ J.
Excavation for the foundation Tor tho
seven roomed frame house OF Frank r,
Sedswick. on Hanover street, will begin
this week. Thomas Green has the con-
tract. Mr.. Green also has the contract
for building splendid two story bust
ness and dwelling house for McCabe
Bros, on Second street, and for remod.
cling the residence Of John Frazier, on
Walnut street.
U. P. Gallagher, superintendent OF
tho Oregon, No., schools, visited old
friends hero Yesterday. He has gained
thirty pounds since he left Martins
Ferry. 'll 4
Rev. Alexander, OF New Athens, will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the
High school graduating class in the
Presbyterian church, May %.
5 The Elson Glass Works will so on
next Monday. il not sooner. l@
Yesterday Mrs. Capt. II. W. Smith
found u Spanish coin bearing tho date
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TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Delegates from ThI, Vicinity En- Route to
Chicago.

Delegates from ThI, Vicinity En- Route to
Chicago.
Rev. DR.. Flanagan, OF Grafton, and
ex-senator J. P. Jones and wife, OF
Terra Alta, passed through this city
Yesterday, on their way to the Pacific
slope, to attend the meeting of tho gen
cral assembly Of tho Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Jones is a lay delegate, as
is also Mr.. W. 3. Simpson, who left on
Monday, accompanied by his wife.
Chicago is tho rendezvous for all the
eastern delegates and friends who &C.
company them. A special train will
leave Chicago to-day for Portland, Orc
gon, where the assembly meets. 1t is
expected that 1,40O people will 60 on
this train.
The meeting bids fair to be one OF the
greatest ever held.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB S A LII.

House OF seven rooms, 25l1 Charlno Sttoe.
llonSe Of six rooms, with modern improve.
inaht. lol BbSl2J, South broadway Island. sL50l.
House OF seven rooms. E0if street, lQ0J cash
balance on easy forms. g. 800 Ft - 90 ny
lot on South jacob Stteet 500.
lot on Jneob street. Cenire hecllng. $50,
Ncry. desirable building lots In Iiahrrns 4
spoiderS addition; also on the late slte OF stree.
car barns. . N [TI-'f = -.
House Of i've rooms on Eor street between
Iwenty'iOnrth and TwonSy.hith streets, $500,
llc!lse: ti1 rooms Wood street. Centre Wheel.
House, i've rooms. brick. Fourteenth s,rcct
Hall lot on Tweu,y.ninrh street, 500. 80
louso. three rooms, First ward, SOL
House. four rooms, Jacob street ,Centro Wheel.
Ina, SlSOl .rf II y m - -
;, Two soty desirable lots on South Front s.roM
:, l,n,ine. house on corner Twen.y.slx,a aud
Chaplno streets . -
cheap. y IFllII =. IL =, = -. -
House Of eight ropm,. brick, Jacob street b.
tween Fifteenth aud Sixteenth strects %GI1' ~
Seven lots 5oSlo) foot In Flln, WHITE hui
GallayhetsRdl itlon. Psi0e SlOJ 10 slO1 each. n
Quo OF tho best manufacturing lltsI III tbs
caly ifonlln on two ralroadL FsF{.
Cholco lots IL Glondale
lots in Filth wasd ID Film d whJtsi
addition.
"U1F 1ffs TO LOAN, ~ hBfsU.ta
s,1O s6n0 q nm pnd e. mn "a ,nsr ~, .t,, -,
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Is guaranteed 10 every ono who takes
Hoods Sarsaparilla fairly and according
to directions. This is tho only prepare.
ton Of which 400 Doses Ono Dollar"
can truly be said.
k9"Hayc you seen Hoods Rainy Day
and Balloon Puzzle? For particulars
send to c. /. Hood 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Excursion to Portland, Oregon.

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
%anE Will sell excursion tickets at ono
al. Tor the round trip to Portland, Ore
iT ;m' ana return from all stations on its
, .iSs May 9to l4inclusive. The tickets
J i~ ue wand Tor return journey Sfor 90
S!s,ahd the passenger can have choice
n routes yia Chicago and St. Paul, via
InmjsS1, omaha and Denver, or via St.
c1 GUS, Kansas City and Denver; or he
t% IN" 70 VIA one OF these routes and re-
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Hoods Pills cure livor ills, jaundice,
bi!iousness, sick headache, constipation.
IaTiGta9,s )
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cir liz reputation OF. Garfield Tea is en-,
iH !, nn.G the globe, orders coming in ior
''"0l only from Europe, but far India. W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

There has been endless discussion of
the subject of British wages--the rela-
tive wages of American and British
workingmen. The argument has been
largely in circle, neither party TO it
being particular enough to substantiate
their assertions by authoritative figures.
The NEWS has presented mass of
statistics, in the Lansing letters, con-
elusive enough TO satisfy the most ex
acting. Those facts are now strikingly
corroborated by a recent report of the
British Board of Trade, which is de-
partment of the government and has
much more power over industrial enter
prises, trade and commerce, than any
agency in this country has.
These elaborate Board Of Trade re-
ports do not show the English wages to
be quite as high as they probably are at
the present time, because official action
is so deliberate that results are not
made known until long after the data
upon which they are based was collected,
and wages in some lines may be now a
trifie higher than this official report
shows for this reason.
Without going intimately into the
figures presented by the Board Of Trade
report, we present little table of the
weekly wages paid in few occupations
in England, and almost every reader of
the NEWS can compare them with the
rate paid in this country according to
his personal knowledge: