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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-08-26
PERSONALS.

II. JOS. Il;JoS or SchrleVer, was in
Thibodaux Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Hunter and his son Lee.
of Lower Lafourcle, spent Saturday
i'll Thihodaux.
Mr.. Constant Rossignol. of sugar
Land, Texas, is soj%ourning in Thibo-
daux, among friends and relatives.
X. e. Mcbride has gone to Tallulah.
Miss, to spend some days with his
schoolmate, Mr.. Chiffon.
Mr.. Anatole Braud and wife. and
also Mrs. Q. Gautreau haze returned
from their Northern and Eastern visit.
Capt. B. T. Winchester is building
a handsome residence on Barrow ST..
near Main Street, IIonma.
Nj. r. Spinner, the well known Ba-
ker on Main street. having sold ont
his bakery Is about removing to Nor
gan City.
Judge Bannon +. Blake, WHO had
gone to Chicago some time ago. has
returned sooner than he expected. On
account of i'll health.
Mr.. Tlos. Beary WAS a visitor TO
New Orleans on last Monday, and re-
turned to Thibodaux on Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Thomas Foret of Locknort, was
a visitor TO Ihlbodaux on last Sunday.
He reported crops in excellent condi-
ton above and below Lockport.
Mr.. Chas. Leblanc. clelking for Mr..
}. TompkIns at Lutcher, st. James
La has been 81 ending a few days
this week among friends and relatives.
Mr.. Oscar Daspit Of Honduras plan
tation in T~errehon:e. was in Tllibo-
danx during the latter part of last
week. He pai! us Il pleasant call tor
which We are yely thankful.
Coy. Foster after spending some
days in Canada. and visiting Niagara
Falls returned TO New Orleans on
We'nesda and to Baton Rouge on
Thursday.
Mr.. Malcus Miller, with his corps OF
carpenters from T~lnbadaux, has gone
w -hVNAi'iI ttlpH 1 ptilh IL SCtlpo'- IittllSt
on the St. Martin plantations, IA small
distance above La5adieyille.
Mr.. jack Raglan and lady, Mrs. L.
{. Aubert, Jr.. and young jockey Thi-
bodeaux, awaiting henselves of the
excursion to Houma, visiting friends
and relatives N T%hibodaux on last
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Aycock OF Houma, was
a visitor to Thibodanx on Friday o!
last week. the guest of Mrs. Clay kno-
bloch. and returned home Monday
morning.
ar. b. +. Mouret. was called to St,
Mary on Friday of last week to see
his father who took sick with an at
tack of partial paralyses he return
ed home to ThibodanX on last Monday
with satisfaction that his father is I'M
proving, and will soon be himself
again.
On Thursday morning, in response
to an invitation from the Directors OF
the Bank of ~Thibodaux, IA large mum
Der Of Stockholders, Depositors and
Merchants assembled IN the Hail OF
the Y. Nj. b. A.
Hon. H. \. Coulon presided, Cash
lei Shaver explained fully the condi-
ton ana management of the Bank and
its proposed plan of operations.
by 4 unanimous vote the meeting
approved he past management of the
Bank. and expressed its utmost conf
deiIce III the management of the fl
nances of the Bank under the present
Directory. and pledged themselves to
sustain 1t by every possible means
within their power.
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Nj. j. G. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens of
Brentwood, Texas, suffered with
dianhut for long time aud tried
many different remedies without ben
eft. until Chamb.rlain's Collie. Chole-
III and Diarlhpa Remedy was used
that relieved him at once. For sale
by RorH DRUG Co., limited.
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For a sluggish and torpid liver,
nothing can surpass Ayers Pills.
They contain 10 calomel, nor any
mineral drug, but are composed of the
active principles of the best vegetable
cathartics, and their use always re-
suits i'll Il marked benefit to the pa
ticut.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-08-26
Ayers
Hair vigor
Prepared by Dr.J. {. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Read What Your Neishbcrs Say
About DR.. TichenOr's
ANTISEPT!r.

Tlibodanx, La, May 29:1, '93.
SHERRoUsE MEDICINE Co. Limited.
Too mncn cannot be said ia praise
of DR.. TICHENGR'S ANIISEPTIC
as a household medicine.
w. c. Raglan,
Mayor of Thibodaux.
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To S

The richness, color, and beauty of the
mar, the greatest care is necessary,
much harm being done by the use of
worthless dressings. To be sure of nav
ing a first-class article, ask your drug
gist or perfumer for Ayers Hair Visor.
1t is absolutely superior to any other
preparation of the kind. 1t restores the
original color and ~fullness to hair which
has become thin, faded, or gray. It
keeps the scalp cool, moist, and free
from dandruff. 1t heals itching humors,
prevents badness, and imparts to
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SHERROUSE MEDICINE Co. Limited.
| have used DR.. TICHENOR'S
ANTISEPTIC for wounds on man and
beast, AMI for Collie and Cramps, and
honestly consider it the best remedy
for Its claims | ever used.
JAMES BEARI.
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TrIFLES.-Headacl,e are not t%ritles,
but some people look at them that
way. WIN suffer when You can get re-
lief in ,itteen Minutes by using Pres
TONS Ilri-.Ake. the guaranteed cue.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Messrs p. and }. Betgeron on their
Crescent Farm ard ltldseliela %pianta-
tions III Ierrtbonne, will g%ranulate
some three million lbs Of sugar this
season.
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Mt. Noorhies, with his charming
young daughter after spending IA few
days it Assumption, the guest of his
daughter. Mis-. +. A. Tete. passed
through ON toxin on last Monday on
his :ctrin home 10 New Orleans.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sic became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
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ONLY TIE GOOD 1T DoEs.-1ou pay
only tor the good it does when you
buy Pleston's Hed-Ake. If it does
not cure your headache it won't cost
you IA cent. 1t is guaranteed to cure
any kind of headache.
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Malalial and other atmospheric in
tiRences are best counteracted 10y
keeping the blood pure ard vigorous
vidh Ayers Sarsaparilia' A lutte cau-
tion III this respect may prevent Sc
riouS illness at this season. Ayers
SalSaparllia is the best a~ll-the-year-
round medicine in existence.
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DELAMOT1 < co.

SHERRoUsE MEDICINE Co. Limited.
| have often used DIR. TICHENORS
ANTlSEPTiC with great success in
fact | consider it the best remedy for
wounds. barns, bruises. &c., on the
market have also used ii IL my en-
tire satisfaction for coli. III man and
beast.
JOS. VI. LEBLANC.
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ifAou desire IA lnXnriant growth of
healthy nair OF IL natural color, ma
tuies crowning ornament of both sex
es, use Halls Vegetable Sicllian Hair
ReneMer.
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You Buy roTTLE-Of Creole Fe-
malr Tonic and follow directions
CLOSELY. Before you have taken one
bottle lop will say with us that it is
the hes; regulator, iLvisorator and
Siimulator on earth.
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The excursion given on last Sunday
10 Hnuma by the railroad tralnmen,
was not d success financially, so We
were informed Oh last Monday in
IluRma.
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The weather show. some DISPOSE
ton TO lower its temperature cca
sionali,y. hHt no ice has been forming
abont the streets lately.
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Do IT To-DAY,-Use Creole Female
Tome and YOU will o free your dis
tulbt,! auat"my from pains and aches.
Ii cuItS all forms Of female weakness
and irregularities. 1t Is IL splendid
tonic.
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S%HERROUsE MEDICINE Co. Limited.
This Is to testify that | have used
DIR. TICnENOR'S ANTlSEPTIC for
fresh wounds in my family and stock,
and for Collie and Cramps, and on
every occasion it has given entire
satisfaction. and | therefore strongly
endorse, and recommend it.
ULYSSE HIMEL.
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AT Protector Hall on Thursday eve.
ming the young men gave a very nice
and pleasant bail. which was greatly
enjoyed by the participants.
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Judge Whitaker, Recorder of the
First District Court Of New Orleans,
james Barry and William Barry,
Clerks in The same Court, Fave been
indicted by the Grand Jury for en-
bezzlement.
The Judge has been tiniGg prisoners,
and the CLERKS collecting the fines and
not returning The money into the City
1~ltasury as the law requires. They
have been placed under bonds CT
100000 each to appear before the
District Court for tIlal. That was Il
very lice business daring the hot s"m-
mei months, that the Judge and his
clerks were working.
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The financial debate continues in
Congress. Able speeches are made on
all sides If the question, whilst the
more one reads aud learns on the sub
ject the less lie appears to know.
There are questions which an ordi-
nrry man may learn s"mrtlifg hs
study and investigating, Int ri.is IL
nancial matter gets thicker and dar-
ker the more one stu, lesIt, Amy ac-
ton that Congress may TAX" viii Ge
all chance work. 1t may lr lust The
legislation required 10 >tiaigt"cn cut
financial troubles, and it ma, increase
them if that be possible.
At all events, the only thing fr us
poor m"liaiS il T. it patient and
wait ami tNrlnim ~nrcn>lrnlI rs III
do in F.aict. Nous lcliohS.'
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SHEREouS. MEDICINE Co.. Limited.
For fresh wounds, burns, cuts. &c.
and fer collie in ma ant! l,anst. we do
not think there is Il better med cine
on the martrt thau DR.. TiCHEN0R'S
ANTiSEPTIC.
DELAMOTIE & co.
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Tie Bonvillain boys of Terrebonne
propose to build on Bayou DnLarge,
next year, ii narrow guage railroad to
buy cane by the ton. The planters
along said Bayou SET with exnlting
pleasure this new enterprise. Many
who dc not cultivate cane, Will go i'll
to this industry rs soon as the road Is
built.
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1000 Gallons CIstern SO. 1900 Gallons, 81
A. Riggs BIOS. so Perdido St. New Orleans
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June 3-93-3 nlo.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-02-16
The Southern Tier.


Mrs. Edward Roof, ST., died on the
9Th. She had been sick for several
weeks.
A new harness shop has been OPP
ened in Lamberton and another is
coming from New Ulm.
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. w. D. Smith last week and will
meet next Thursday with Mrs. H. j.
Smith.
Hogan Anderson, r. Clauson, Paul
Jones and j. E. Libby are said to
want the rostoh6ce in Lamberton
when Grover gets around to it.
In the spring the Lamberton Citi-
zens State bank expects to remove
their present bank building and build
in its stead a good substantial brick
structure.
The residents OF the southeast cor
ner Of Waterbury are moving to Or
ganize about eight sections into new
school district. They will have about
20 scholars.
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her home. The newcomer was about
Jules age and this companionship was
some consolation to her in her sorrow,
but she still grieved for the absent Joe.
The months flew by and the new
julie made friends as her cousin
had before her. In time it began
to be whispered that Rodney Con-
ger, the majors son, was deeply in
love with her and, indeed, the city
paper announced the possible engage
ment of the couple The major and
Judge Marsh often spoke of the matter,
and one day the conversation led to Joe
Harmon. During that talk it was for
the first time suggested to the Judge
by Maj. Conger to have an expert ex-
anime those accounts, as the major
said he might be good lawyer but not
an expert bookkeeper. The result was
that the same paper which published
the item regarding julie Marsh and
Rodney Conger printed a full account
of Joe Harmon's vindication.
In the meantime Joe Harmon was
trying in the excitement of money get
ting to drown his grief. He hungered
for some word from his old home and
had a news agent secure for him an oc-
casional copy of the Washington Index
He CHANGED to get the very copy con-
tanning his vindication, but his joy over
that was killed on the instant by hap
pening to see the item regarding julie
and Rodney.
An issue received some time later
foI in 1oir hot
was to take place after the ball on the
coming Washington birthday celebra-
ton. Wild with anger and jealousy,
the desire was instantly born In his
heart to be present at the ceremony
and confront the faithless julie.
At last it occurred to him that if he
could be present as the drum major
he would be sufficiently disguised. The
wedding day was, to take place in the
hall just before the dance and heknew
the band would he there in full dress.
He acted on the idea and the day be-
fore the celebration he reached Charl-
ton and from, there was able to make a
satisfactory arrangement with the
present leader Of the band. For con-
sideration. the man, a stranger to Joe,
agreed to make himself scarce at the
proper moment and let Joe take his
place. The scheme worked to perfec-
ton and Joe stood at the head the head
of the band undiscovered and unsus-
pected. The signal was given and Joe
waved his baton, when the band struck
up the wedding march. In came the
bridal party, and Joe would hardly be-
lieve his eyes when he saw stranger
and not his, Julie upon Rodney Conger's
arm. From her he glanced at the
bridesmaid following with the grooms-
man and then Joe's. bewilderment in
creased. The music suddenly ceased
and Joe lost his grasp upon his. baton.
Forward he rushed, startling everyone
by his impetuosity.
''Jule! julie! OH juliet is it noA you
that is, to be married.? What does it all
mean?''
Joe fung off the hands which grasped
him and threw his big hat upon the
floor, crying out: "1ule, don't YOU know
naa9s
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NORTH REDWOOD

A crowd numbering about 60 sur
prised G.. Richardson at his home
Tuesday evening. Well-filled baskets
were brought and excellent refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Anton Weiss, of Duluth, ar
rived Saturday and will remain about
ten days, the guest of John Weiss
and family.
miss Matte Bigham, OF the Falls,
visited with friends in town over
Sunday.
Al Whitaker and family have re-
turned to their home in Granite Rock.
Miss Jessie Anderson is visiting
with her brother, A. j. Anderson.
Mrs. G. Richardson visited in Nor
ton Monday.
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Office, ''you know love you. WIN you
marry me?"
do you want me to, really, Joe?''
''You know I am IN earnest, julie.
Win you, If your father don't object?"
Eyes, Joe; but not for ever 90 long"
''Next Washington's birthday, julie;
will you? Say yes, please, julie"
eyes, Joe,"
A little kiss sealed the compact made.
Neither thought then Of the rough road
true love has invariably to travel.
The year was nearly up, and WASH
ington's birthday, the date Of the we'd
ding, was close at hand. Early in Jam
uary Joe rendered his annual account to
the auditing board and there was much
excitement when the report gained cir
culation that the treasurer was short
six thousand dollars in cash. Judge
Marsh was worried. He and ..is friends
went over the accounts time and again.
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fact it's existence itself was due to IN
accident.
Some years previous to the date Of
this story George Washington Redfield
went into western state on . pros.
pecting tour to find an eligible site for
the erection Of factory.
What this enterprise was cuts but lit
tie figure in this story. It is sufficient
to know that the land upon which
Washington was afterward built suited
him, and the busy, lively, thriving town
was tina result
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Life is struggle for the most,
Bare rooms and common fare;
And helpless friends-a weary host
And toll and sitting air.
But Lincoln came from such as these
The country's life to save;
And manhood is not nursed in ease
Whatever comes, be brave.
You will be tempted in the race;
Drink is an easy snare;
And pride has oft Janus face,
And vice winsome air;
And love Of wealth and power may lead
To daily with the wrong;
But to your better self give heed
Whatever comes be strong. Selected.
The saloon is the center of political
corruption. Put it out. The saloon is
headquarters for the most dangerous
criminals in the land. The saloon has
so corrupted our lower courts that it
is now mockery to call them courts
of justice. The saloon breeds poverty,
squalor and violence; the saloon is
the archway of virtue and the despoil-
er of the home; the saloon transforms
men into beasts, and is the parent of
unnumbered social and moral abom-
nations; the saloon is against God,
the aggressive enemy of His church,
and the greatest impeachment to the
triumph of righteousness in the world.
Do not temporize with.such monster,
Do not try to curtail its bad influence;
do not seek to reform it; do not dream
of regulating it by any slow process
License gives it prestige and power
While it lives it will grow. You can
not preach it out; you cannot pray it
out; you must vote it out. Kill it.
Kill it!
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but could find no error. Joe stout1y
maintained his innocence, and at last
the judge said in his impotence some
thing which stung Joe to the heart.
Even jules expressed faith in him
could not heal the wound, and getting
together the amount of the alleged de-
falcation he turned it over to Judge
Marsh as chief bondsman. Then he
suddenly and silently left the town.
Troubles seldom come in single file,
and Judge Marsh just at this time was
apprised Of the death Of his brothers
widow and that niece, another julie
Marsh. was coming to make his house
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JOE HARMON'S MISTAKE.
By ]. J. FULLER.

he little, thriv-
ing, b sting
city Of Wssh-
in 6 ton was
buster and more
bustling than
n al. Some
thing was GER
tainly going to
happen.
It was . prot
ty place, this
Washington,
and was just In
the zenithof its
its glory. This
glory and in
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Hone for the hest.

Harry-Oh, heavens! Here's Belle
Scadd's valentine in this blasted tailor's
envelope! l must have inclosed his bill
to her by mistake.
Jack-Don't be so alarmed, old man;
there's bare possibility that she may
send it back receipted.-N. Y. Herald.
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It's all the rage now for young
man to smoke Valley Forge cigars
when he goes to see his girl.
234t. SCHMAHL Il Co.
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Sunday-School Teacher-What lesson
do we learn from George Washington's
life?
Scholar Tin the last row)-It's always
better to climb the tree when you want
to steal cherries instead of chopping
it down and getting found out.-Chica-
90 Tribune
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linen up went great cry Of Joe
Harmon! Joe Harmon!'' and with one
eager look, with one little cry of .Oh.
Joel" julie fell in his arms and cried.
Explanations and congratulations fol-
lowed and it all ended in double we'd
ding.
In the morning people had wished
that Joe Harmon was there to lead the
band. Joe Harmon had come and the
dance that followed the wedding was
the happiest affair ever held in that
hall, and that tenth anniversary of the
little city of Washington and the hum
dredth and something anniversary Of
the birth Of Gen. George Washington
eclipsed all past celebrations and is yet
looked back to as the greatest and most
joyous that was ever held