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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-16
LIE
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est un des meilleurs remedies de notre epouue. II
nettoie lie sang, renouvelle Ia viialite, enleve du
corps tout germe de maladie, ct met en- meme temps
les organes dams de BONES conditions de fonction-
nement. La medicine Sc compose dc plus de trente
sortes d'ingrGdlents diffcrerts, tires principalement
du REGIME vegetal: il est Connu It en- usage depuis
plus de cent ans. Son emploi a etc tres avantageux
dams la generalite des maux qni de nos jours affec-
tent lhumanite ct principalement dams ces maladies
qul proviennent du sang ct DIES describes de l'esto-
mac, telles que constipation, mauN de tete, maladie
des rognons, condition bilieuse, jaunisse, rhuma-
tismes, hydropisie, dyspepsia, indigestion, fevre
intermittente, eresypeles, boutons a la face, PRISONS
ct hevre, %scrofule, planes purulentes, demangeai-
sons, vers, dartres, clous, %eruptions cutanees, ex-
croissances cancereuses. maux ct plates, douleurs
dams lie systeme osseux, emaciation, maladies de
femmes, faiblesse, bronchites. rougeole, maux de
reins, embellishments, etc.
L EoVoRo nest pas une medicine brevetee, ct il
nest pas en- vente chez les droguistes; mais, mus
par un sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur ct
desireux de fare participer lie genre human aux
benefces qu'ils en- ont recus, les hommes ct les
femmes qui ont etc gueris par &c remede en- sont
devenus les agents ct lie font air:si parvenir aux
malades les plus eloignes.
II a une grande valeur CONNIE remede de famille,
Acknowledgement pour les personnes qui demeurent
a une grande distance DIES medecins ct DIES pharrna-
ciens. LIE remede ne peut pas etre obtenu des dro-
guistes, mais settlement des agents locaux. Pour
plus arnples i~nformations ct sill ne Sc trouve pas
d'agent dams votre voisinage, ecrivez au DR.. Peter
Fahrney, II2-II4S S. How're Ave, Chicago, III. :
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-16

Nous avions oublle la semaine der
mere dannoncer la triste nouvelle de
la mort de Mr.. l.. Mouret de la Nou-
velle lberie, lie venerable pere de Mr..
b. +. Mouret de notre vile. Sa mort
a Gu lieu lundi lie 4 courant, cause par
une p%aralysie. A Mr.. B. F. Mouret
la SENTINELLE ofre DIES sentiments de
condoleance ct de sympath;es les plus
sinceres.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-16

Nj. H.. n. Coulon, lie digne secr6-
taire de notre Juri de Police, passait
plusieurs jours cette semaine dams la
partie infGrieure de la paroisse La
fourche pour assister MN. Files
Foret, Emile Ledet ct Pierre Breaux,
un comit6 de trois appoint6 a la
derniere reunion de notre juri de
police pour faire un rapport DIES
difficulties existantes dams cette partie
de Lafourche pour ce qui concerne
les levees, coupes de lev6es, dom
images, etc. Plus tard nous public
rons ce rapport en- plein.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-16
LIE Rev. Pere Letilly, lie dlgne ct

LIE Rev. Pere Letilly, lie dlgne ct
zele cure de lEglise St. Sauveur, a
Lockport, apres I'm sejour DIES plus
~agreables dams son pays natal, la belle
France, est embarque au HAVE
samedl dernier pour Sc rendre <n
Amerique. Ceci est une bonnie nou
velle pour ses ~paroissiens qui atten-
dent son arrivee avec une joie pro,
toade.
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LIE Cap. John NJ. Walsh q etc
de meurtre.

LIE Cap. John NJ. Walsh a etc
appointe "Inspecteur de sucre'' pou,
lie District compose DIES paroisses
Lafourche ct Terrebonne. II s'est
oualife la semaine derniere ct s'est
mis- en- fonctlon lundi dernier. Son
appointment est cordialement recu
par les habitants s%ucriers de ces deux
paroisses. Nous lui pr6sentons nos
fluctuations les plus slnceres.
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N0TVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
NshE'EskI Dies R"ESsANGERS.
snco;gpure 0es rues Green ct Thlhodau

9ncoigpure 0es rues Green ct Thlbodaux
NJ Thomas Alherti previent ses ANS
les voyageurs qI'n Went dc taire de non
veaux arrangements GU: iui permettront de
s'atisfaire tout ceux Iui voudIont lhenuo-
rer lie leur coniiance
Repas a toute heure de la ,ourn6e ct an
c~tnmanGe.
Table d'h6te a 10 heur-s du matin POP
deieuner ct a 4 heuresdl eojr rG ur diner
Chan'h"ef comInoGes ct bieD garries
M0DERES
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Mr.. Leon Blum ct Mr. S. Polmer
ct son frere sont allies i Donaldson
vile dimanche dernier pour y passer
la f9te du premier de Fan scion la
coutume iuive.
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lie JUICE L. P. Caillouet ma pas Gu
de fevre depuis une sennaine. Nous
croyons quill pourra ouvrir la cour
lundi /; son fills Edwin est encore au
lit avec la fievre.
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Mr.. ThGophile P. Bergeron visitait
la ~Nouvelle Orleans lundi dernier.
Ii ell est revenu mercredi accompagne
de So dame ct de sa cousine. Mile.
MGm6e Bouch6, de Galveston, en-
visite en- vile depuis quelque temps.
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lie Juge B. F. Blake, JUICE de pax
de notre vile, a etc alite avec la
fievre cette semaine pendant deux on
trois iours. Ii est mieux ct peut
vaQuer 4 ses fonctions judlcialres.
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Nine. Lovingly Webre, apres un
seiour de deux mois a Waveland
pour sa sante, est de retour a Thibo-
daux depuis mardi, parfaitement
r6tablie.
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Tn petit Granger est arrive diman-
che matin dams Ia famille de Mr.. Jos.
f.. Leblanc, un dies commits avenants
de Mr.. Files Braud. C'est I'm gros
garcon. La mere ct l'enfant Sc por-
tent tous deuX bien.
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Nous avons eu cette semaine lie
plaislr dune vislte du Cap. J. G.
Braud, un de nos marchands pros
peres, tenant commerce au fond de
Ia rue jackson.
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Nine. Joseph l.. Meyer, la digne
mere DIES Docteurs A. j. ct j.. E.
Meyer, est partie mardi pour Expo
sition de Chicago. Nous lui souhai-
tons I'm agreeable voyage ct un
heureuX retour.
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Mr.. A. \. Achee, maitre de poste
de Labadievillc, etait a Thibodaux
mardi passe par atfaires.
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La MAGNITUDE residence du ge6lier
de la paroisse, constitute aux frals de
la paroisse Lafourche, sera bientot
acher6e. Une fois finie, ellie sera une
DIES jolies residences de Thibo-
dauX.
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Mr.. j.. u. Folse, de la paroisse
Absorption, a etc appornte 1nspec-
teur de sucre pour lie District compre-
nant IA paroisse Assumption.
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La Cour de District a etc ajourn6e
lundi dernier a lundi proclaim, ct les
membres du juri de Ia premiere ct de
la seconde semaine ont etc decharges.
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Mr.. Robert Naquin q etc appointe
Constable de Thibodaux, position
cr6ee vacante par la resignation de
Mr.. John NJ. Walsh.
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NOUKELLES LOCALES.

Mr.. Camille Chauvin, magasinier
en- face de Raceland, etait a Thibo-
daux mardi.
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Mr.. Jos. L. Leblanc. habitant
sucrier prospere, pres de Lockport
sur la rive gauche du Bayou, visitalt
Thibodaux mardi dernier.
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L'EXCURsIoN DE DIMANCHE DER
NIER.-L'excursion donnee dimanche
dernier de Thibodaux 4 Abbeville
dams la parolsse Vermilion a etc I'm
success sous tous les rapports, ct celia
malgre lie mauvais temps de la
semaine derniere, ct 10 terrible cyclone
qui await 81 cruellement frappe notre
petite VILE de Lockport ct les
compagnies "Thibodaux Fire Co. No.
/ ct Home Hook and Ladder Co..
No. l." sou les auspices desauelles
cette excursion await etc donnee, ont
toute ralson de Sc feliciter. En-
quittant Thibodaux IL y await bonnie
cause de croire que ~I'excursion fnan-
cierement parlant prouverait IN
fiasco complet, a a peine 175
excursionistes avalent pris lie train 4
Thibodaux !; heureus ement il y cut
I'm bon contingent a toutes les
stations entire Thibodaux ct la Nou-
velle Iberle inclusivement, ct quand
nous qulttames la grande vote Nor
gan a la Nouvelle Iberie pour prendre
lembranchement qui Sc rend a Able
vile, il y await plus de cinq cents
excursionistes a bord DIES SIX chariots.
Les excursionistes ont passe une
journee DIES plus agreables a Able
vile, les uns visitant la vile dams
toutes les directions, ct les autres
prenant DIES ~promenades a la cam
payne sur les deux bords du Bayou
Vermilion.
Depuis qu'un acknowledgment du
ctemin de fer a etc construct jusqu'a
cette petite vile qai compile de douze
a guinze cents ames, de grandes
authorizations y ont etc faites, ct la
contree dams ces parages dome de
grandes promesses. Les terres sont
fertiles ct tres legeres, ct admirable
ment propices a la culture de la
came. Deja Int grande rafinerie y
q etc bate tout pres de la vile sur
lie bord oppose du bayou, ct dams
quelques annees d'ici cette region du
pays iusqu'ici presque %inculte, sera
couverte de tous les cot6s par dim
menses champs de cannes. II Y a Ia
une bonnie Overture pour une grande
immigration. Les terres Sc vendent
a DIES prix tres-moderes, ct a la
portee de ceux qui voudraient y
habiter, ct en- retirer IN bon revenu.
Les excursionistes CONNIE reggie
generate, ont etc tres-satisfaits de
leur promenade ct ont etc de retour a
Thibodaux a 1870 p. m.
AbbevilIe content une DIES plus
bellies maisous de cour dams PEtat.
&c que nous avons de plus admire
a Abbeville, c'etait observance stric-
tie de la loi du dimanche. On ne
peut y acheter &c tour-la nj liqueurs
alchooliques nj tabac sous aucune
forme.
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Lion. +. A. O'Sullivan ct sa
charmante dame passaient plusieurs
iours a Thibodaux cette semaine en-
yisite chez leurs amis.
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Mr.. Albert Daunis, malade avec
les fievres depuis plusieurs semaines,
est mieuX ct convalescent.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
NAN, NAN md WIND.
\ Destructive Storm in Southampton
County-Otber News.

County-otber News.
COURTLAND. VA. July n-Special.-
About O'Clock last Saturday evening
this town was visited by the most severe
and disastrous hail. rain and wind storm
that we remember ever having seen.
Three or four houses We're torn from their
resting places and completely crushed
destrC, ing considerable property. but
without injuring any OF our people Tha
lightning struck in three places within
the town, but did no damage save to
those shade trees which were the object
Of its fury. The wird. which had an UNI
dulating motion, moved from west TO cart
and the hail driven by the vel 1city of the
Wind. did great damage 70 the crops along
the line OF its march.
Mr.. F. j. Howell is i'll at his home on
Main street
Ms. Jesse Jackson and Miss Mary Wat
hns. of Franklin. Va. are the guests Of
Mr.. l.. A. Gay, Of this town.
Hiss Hattie Turrontins. OF Barlington,
n. -, who has been vis.iing her brother
for the past two weeks, LETT this morn
ing 90 spend some time with relatives In
Suffolk before returning 10 her home In
the "Old North State"
A most delightful sociable was given In
her honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Turrenune on
Friday night last.
on Monday next delegates 10 the Gu
be- natorisl Convention viii be selected
for this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
THE NEW YORK NEARLY RrxDy
"ef 'irst Cruise an Important Event.
Other News of the Navy.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. July f1.-Ths
armored cruiser New York is now With,
rev days Of readiness for commission.
Inc Cramp Company have begun tn,
final planning Of her decks and mounting
OF her turret batteries. The shipment of
her crew is proceeding rapidly al th,,
League Island navy-yard.
The hrst cruise Of the New York will
De an event In the history OF the navy.
she VIII FIRST be made the flagship O..
the home squadron. Then she will go
10 Europe and probably finish her frs.
three years commission by voyage
around the world
me cramps have decided 20 launch the
protected cruiser Minneapolis August i2th
next. Miss Washburn. daughter Of Sena.
tor Nashburn, Of Minnesota, has been
named by Secretary Herbert to ofliciate
as god-mother at the christening.
News Of the Navy.
WASHINGTON. July Il.-Commodore
George Brown, who Is to command the
Norfolk navy-yard. appeared before an
examining board az the Navy Department
to-day 10 pass an examination for pro-
motion 10 the grade OF rear-admiraI. He
successfully passed the physical examlna-
ton, and will undergo the professional
tests In few days. II he passes this
examination he Will be obliged to walt
for his promotion until there is a vacancy
among the admirals. but this IS not likely
70 be a long time, for Il Is underst BOD
that Admiral Weaver will retire as soon
as he is confirmed by the Senate I'm his
rank.
Commander Harrington has been or
a -. v.It ~
United States steamship Yorktown.
Secretary Herbert, Captain Sampson,
chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance and a
number OF naval officers went 10 the
naval proying-ground, Indian Head, Me-,
to-day 20 witness the test OF the plate
representing the armor for the turrets
Of the Indiana. The plate is compost
tlon OF nickel and steel. seventeen inches
thick being the thickest armor plate
ever tested for use on our vessels. The
proiectiles which will be used in the test
are twelve-inch armor-plercers. the larg-
est so far used by the navy for testing
purposes.
An order was issued at the Navy De-
partment to-day placing Chaplain w. H..
Stewart on the retired list OF the navy.
lie was appointed from Massachusetts,,
and has been In the service thirty years
Secretary Herbert has detached Com
mander G. NJ. Thomas from duty in the
Bureau of Navigation, Navy Department,
and ordered him TO command the cruiser
Bennington, relieving Commander r. Il.
Bradford. who is detached and granted
two months leave. orders were issued
to-day detaching number Of officials
from the Atlanta, when she goes out OF
and ordering them to other
vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
rREAsUKr STATEMENT.
Decided Increase la the Net Gold in the
Treasury Customs Receipts.

Decided Increase la the Net Cola IN tho
Treasury Customs Receipts.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 1.-THE
Treasury statement to-day shows that the
net sold In the Treasury at the end OF
June last was $50 4l3. which was more
ulu the total at the end Of either of the
tR0 months preceding. In the ten DAYS
from June 81th 20 July 10Th, the gold
holdings increased from se5.4s5.43
90 {1 2s56U. and the tables show
a slow. but steady. increase from
June 10Th last. when the net gold stood
a. $N12@S the lowest point touched in
many years
The customs receipts at New York last
month were So .79s "A reduction OF S629.
~. as compared with the preceding month
ana {23 az ass compared with the CORE
spending month OF 1892 A significant
feature az the Treasury statement is that
not a cent OF the receipts of last June
were paid in gold certificates. but were
made up Of silver certificates 10 per cent,
United States notes 90 per cent. and
Treasury notes 50 per cent. and the May
statement was little better I'm this re-
'n.ct I'm june, 1882 per cent. Of the
e'.'pts We're paid in gold certificates
ana per cent. I'm gold coin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
Orange County Matters.

GORDONSVILLE, VA. July H.-Spe-
clal.-The county Democratic committee
Of Orange have decided upon a primary
election on the 10Th instant for the selec-
ton Of the delegates 10 the Richmond
convention and county and senatorial
convention. the two latter for the selec-
ton of candidates TO the House OF Dele
gates and the State Senate.
The friends Of Captain Perrin Graves
and Mr. William l.. +. Gholston, the as
pirants for the lower house. are putting
i'm handsome work for their favorite. and
IL is thought this Will bring out a larger
vote than usual on occasions of this
kind
Mr. Pascal Vaughan. an old and re-
spected citizen Of Albemarle county. a
few miles from this city. ninety years OF
age. died last Saturday.
ON Sunday morning. at an early hour.
Mrs. John l.. Snead died of consumption
after months OF suffering.
The series OF meetings heretofore no.
ticed In this correspondence 10 begin In
this place on the 10th instant by the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
VOL. NEW SERIES NO 1913.

no recess can be taken. Under any cir
cumstances. however the tariff question
will be considered. SO soon as the Com
mittee on Ways and Means Is announced
the tariff will be taken up by them. and
even should there be a recess before
the regular session in December the COM
mittee will continue 10 have sessions for
the consideration OF the new tariff law
which the committee VIII report TO the
house"
The rumored intention 10 place him at
the head Of the Committee on Ways and
Means was mentioned. and he was asked
II he would accept the place
Mr. Wilson hestated a moment and
then replied with smile: 81 have never
known Of any one refusing n good chair
manshlp II it were offered 10 him. But
I will say that the chairman Of that COM
mittee during the next Congress will not
have his honor without his labOrs."
lie added that he had received no init
nation on the subject beyond what he
had read in the newspapers. He further
said there would be no opposition TO the
reelection Of Mr.. Crisp as Speaker so
far as he knew, and that he believed that
the majority Of the people Of West Nir-
ginia were in favor Of the repeal Of the
Sherman law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
Miss Irby 10 UnveiI the Monument.

CREWE. VA, July 1l.-Speclal.-Miss
Sallie Irby, Of Ashland. Va, has been
selected TO unvei the monument erected
az Nottoway Courthouse 10 the Con-
fedcfate dead Of Nottoway. She is a
daughter OF Captain Richard Irhy, who
commanded the Nottoway Company.
From reports a large crowd is expected
10 be- present on the Goth OF this month,
the day selected by the committee.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the NOttoway Building and
Loan Association the following directors
were elected 20 serve one year: II. Burk-
holder. Judge ". II. Mann, g. T.. VIII
son. Jasper Wells +. +. Lockett, A. l..
Woody. y. W. Noteworthy, r. s. Bevil.
r.. B. Oliver. b. Il. Robinett, J. p. Agnew,
@. IT, Kruse. c. S. Smithson. Or. II. II.
w. Crittenden and George w. oliver.
G. j.. Wilson was elected president; II.
BurkLolder. vice president; George W.
Oliver. secretary and treasurer, and
Judge w. II. Mann. attorney. all present
iHCumbents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12

WASHINGTON. y. c., July ll-For
Virginia and North Carolina. Fair. warm
er, southeriy winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast-rhe area OF low pressure continues
central over North Dakota. and the con-
ditions continue threatening for severe
local storms In the Missouri Valley and
Minnesota. The temperature II unusu.
ally high. attended by strong southerly
winds over the eas;srn slope from Texas
northward. The barometer is highest
on the Middle Atlantic Coast The pres
sure has increased during the past twen-
ty-four hours In the Atlantic Coast dis
trict. but II has decreased In the lake
regions and northwest. Fair weather
prevails except In the southern portions
OF the South Atlantic and las. Gulf
States. near Lake Superior and In Mon
tana. where showers are reported. Il
ls warmer. except over the plateau re.
gions and near Lake Superior, where the
temperature has fallen from q degrces
10 2 degrees Fair weather win continue
in New England. the Middle Atlantic
States. the Ohio and Central Minnesota
Valleys and the interior OF the GouthsgQ
States. with warmer southeriy win6A !