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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23

The American associationof general
passenger agents met at Lake Worth
Wednesday.
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The old g5nuelnan with hoOls and
horns, and the defeat of Hornblowef
and Peckham Il thinks was blow al
honest government. How easily are
the gulleless and innoeent deceived.
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The Mississippi river Is rapidly ris.
ing and is threatening devastation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23

And now the good Baptist Witness
- salialed with the idea that Presi-
dent Cleveland Is paragon of virtue
and lacks only wings TO be a full fledg-
ed angel, while Senator Hill, in eni
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Refefeaces-C Chatham National Dank. Brad
streets and 5unn's Commercial agencies. New
YORK City.
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PERSONALS.

MIR. Adolphe Polmer of Donaldson
vile, speut Sunday in Thibudaux-
Dr.'Oscar j.. Thibodaux, Mavor of
Napoleonville, was a visitor to Thibo-
daax or Monday.
Mr.. B. +. Bridge, representing the
A. n. Kellogg Newspaper Co. of Mem
phis, Tenn, was a welcome visitor to
our office on last Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Hurrle, a lovely
young lady of New Orleans, after
spending three weeks in Thihodaux.
the guest of Mrs. Andrew Schloegei,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. A. Blum and daughter ofHnuma
came To Thibodaux on last Sunday,
the guests of Mrs. S. Blum. They re-
turned home on last Tuesday.
Rev. Father Chastel spent Thursday
in the Chackbay settlement, The guest
of Father Julie pastor of Notre Dame
du Prompt Secours.
Mr.. Zach. Champagne, a skilled
type settle" and job worker occupied
in the house of Graham & Son, New
Orleans, has been in Thibodaux since
Monday, and proposes to spend tw"
weeks vacation.
We are Informed that two ley
evening papers will be shortly estab-
lisled i'll New Orleans in the interest
of the ''pearly" white Republicans of
the State, i. c. the boiling planters.
Mr.. Howard of the firm of Howard.
belong & Co., of Lexington, KY,
the lucky bidders fer the Water
Works plant to be erected, was in
TIL bodaux on last Thursday making
the preliminary preparations for the
construction of said Water Works.
Mr.. Philip Toups. who had been
employed FOR the last two years as
assistant barber in the tonsorial shop
of MI. Numt Riyiere, has severed his
connection with Mr.. Rivlere, and has
gone t" Lockport to open a shop Of his
own. We wish him "a full share of
patronage in his line.
Mr.. Sam Polmer and his Young
bride leave by carriage to-day for
Donaldsonville to spend the annual
holiday according to the Jewish rites.
Mr.. Leon Polmer will leave by way of
New Orleans for the same place for
the purpose of enjoying the same fes-
tival.
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WATER WORKS CONTRACT LET.

The town Council of the Town of
Thibodaux. having advertised for
sealed bids for the erection of "A Water
Works plant in Thibodaux, according
to plans and specifications adopted,
until II m. September 9th, 1894, the
bids We're opened according to notice
Oh last Monday at 1870 p. m.
The bids were as follows
The Southern Electric Manufacture
ing and Supply Co. Lmtd. S29, 100000
The Lederle- Taylor Co., Atlanta,
Ga. $26,495 90
The New Orleans Railway and Mill
Supply c." $25. 10000.
The Seckner Contracting Co.. Chica-
go, H., $50, 566.25.
George Cadogan Morgan. Chicago,
ILL.,, S24 ,533 q.
Warner & Co.. New Orleans, La,
S24,910.1O.
Howard, belong & Co.. Lexington,
Ky, $2S, 100000.
The bids we're then taken under
consideration, and at a meeting of the
Council held on Tuesday morning,
the contract was adjudicated to How
ard, DeLong &c Co. for $23,2OO.OO, the
5000 90 being added for some change
made in the pumps to be used in lieu
of those specified in plans.
Construction will begiu III less than
thirty days, or as soon as the mate
rails can reach ThibOdaux, and the
work will be completed. tested. hand
ed over, and received by the Council,
by the first of February next.
We publish to-day the proceedings
of the Council held On Monday. Ii
our next issue we will publish also
the proceedings of Tuesday wherein
the bid was adjudicated to the parties
above named, and the bid itself under
which the contract was given.
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CHA n ALLEN.

Col. Richard Henry Allen, whose
death occurred CD the 10Th inst, IN
nouncement of which vas made in
last weeks issue Of tie Sentinel, was
born in Wilkes County North Carroll
ma. November 9th, 1907. When
quite a boy, his father moved to Ten
nessee, and there young Richard grew
to mauhood's estate. Soon after start
ing in life, he settled in Yazoo City,
Miss, where he conducted a success
fui business as IL merchant.
In or about 1910 he moved to New
Orleans, and established the house OF
Robson & Allen, Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants. The house
did "a large and successful business,
and enjoyed IL high credit during the
many yeals of its existence. In 1889
Mr.. All N, after IL very successful
business career, retired from business.
In 1861 he became a sugar planter.
purchasing from the succession of
Juan de Ygana the magnificent sugar
| estate known as the Rlenzl plantation,
North of TIiibodaus, La, together
with all the slaves upon it /; this plan
tatlon at that period was ore OF the
largest sugar estates in Louisiana,
having manufactured III one year over
1000 hogsheads OF sugar. Soon after
his purchase, the war Of the rebellion
was declared between the States and
in 1862 during the passage OF the
Federal troops through the LafourclIe
Valley, Mr.. Allen lost his entire sugar
crop, his stores and animals, while his
two sugar houses were left i'll a terri
bly, wrecked condition.
At the termination of hostillties, Mr..
Allen at once began to repair and i'm
prove his es ate, and soon Rierzi be-
came again IL magnificent and pro-
ductlve plantation. Age finally began
to show Its effects upon the strong and
powerful physique of Mr.. Allen, and
the once robust, active and energetic
man was constrained to remain ii
home, only leaving his residence tt
ride over his field aud examine his
growing and productive crops. Al
last after il lingering sickness Of sew.
eral weeks duration, which he bore
with admirable christian tortituie, ht
passed away at the ripe old age OF .,
years.
This venerable gentleman Vas
liberal, progressive ana pnb'!c sp;rItes
citizen, securing IL ms aii5biii.E. ant
. ti0dly oispnsitl0l, t9e esteem ant
!. friendship ot ever. ore WlJa "ltpf
pleasure or b%usine% brenGir lrm II
/. contact. lie was q SELF made m3i
and was sucresstul il all H. a@asnTS
: undertakings. He was twice married
having fist been married to Miss Aie
+ laide Dorsey, daughter OF Gaeen6nl
Dorsey, and secondly married Mis
. Bette Green, Il daughter Of Nj. L 5
: Green, forLaerly of Memphis, Iefites
!, see, who survives him ; he leaves II
D children. Besides his widowed wit,
: he leaves numerous relatives to revel
his memory.
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EXCURSION From NEW ORLEANS
From the New Orleans Herald of last
1Saturday. we learn that the ''Sons of
Louisiana Will on Sunday October
itt, 1884. give then second Excursion
70 IlMb"iany, to celebrate their 3Sth
ANNIVERSARY. This association is one
Of the best known and most popular
EXAMINATIONS of its kind in the State,
and Its officers aud members some of
.ae pest element of the End aud Sd
Districts of n. O.
lhelr excursion to Thibodaux last
year was heartily welcomed, aud they
csn rest assured that our good citizens
VIII receive them here again with gen
u'ne cordiai'ty and hospitality.
lie Committee Of Arrangement is
composed Of the following gentlemen
W. hnsriia, Chairman (; +, V. LIE
=, ex,oiiicio; o. H. Bes>e, Thos
naennick, r Zuest. Geo. Faure. Alex
1oth' Geo. W. Miller, Jos. V. Bottle
&c. Folly.
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~WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.
WEEK ENDING MONDAY SEPT. "a. '94.

The week just ended was dry, sui
shiny aud seasonably warm which
conditions were most favorable to the
growing crops and to harvesting. The
cool wave now over the State will give
WAY to higher temperatures in ensuing
So to is hours, and a northwara move
mtnt of the West India storm will
preserve tue crops of South Louisiana
from anticipated high winds and
heavy rains, tilus opening the new
week with promising weather for Il
continuation of the harvesting in
progress.
Cotton picking has been prosecuted
with vigor during the past seven days
ana the crop is opening rapidly. Gin
ming is becoming general and consid-
cradle of the staple has been marketed.
The compl8ints OF "a short crop. owing
to previous wet weather, rot. rust,
shedding and worms continue from il
great uaiorit!y Of the correspondents,
waist tlrle are localities in which the
correspondents STATE that the crop will
be good, or on an average -ith former
years. The general quality OF the
staple is inferior in many sections
owing to stain. The rapid opening
| will result in IA light second picking
| and with favorable weather the crOI
! will be pretty well picked by Novem
Der LIST.
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On Friday of last week, Judge L.
L. Calllouet pronounced sentence in
the following cases
State VS.. Henry Bell, who plead
guilty of larceny, two months in the
Parish prison.
State SIS. John Gibson alias Aaron
Thomas, who plead guilty of man
slaughter, twenty years in the peni-
Tertiary, and l Dollar fine.
State vs.. January Wright. found
guilty of murder, sentenced to be hung
by the neck.
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Corn is being harvested with good
results, Though IN some OF the north
ern parishes the yield il reported
inferior t" that anticipated earlier in
the season.
Rice harvesting is in full blast.
With this crop too, the yield is not
c0uing np to expectations in some
localities. The late rice is maturing.
aud cutting aud stacking viii 0 0 be
the order Of the day. Rice farmers
are III good spirits, cor though there is
a likelihood OF shorter yield than
last year, Yet prices are better.
Cane continues growing finely and
under the influence OF cool nights is
commencing TO Aature
Fall blowing and planting viii! soon
become general in the southern par.
isiles.
Potatoes and peas are promising,
and pastarage is il good condition
as a result Of the latter. stock is good
and healthy.
The rains of TIE week ending 1T 5
p. III. of Monday September oath, were
as follows: Amlte, OF of an inch !;
Cheneyville, .O2; Baton Rouge, 10
Lake Charles, 20 Rayne, so, ard
sprinklcs AT DonaldsonyilIeand Frank
lin. n" rain tell duting the week at
Alexandria, C~oHsliatta, Lafayette,
Mlnden. Natrhitoches, New Orleans,
Shreveport, Covington, Opelousas or
Shriever.
ROBERT E. KERKAM,
Director.
New Orleans. Sent. 25, 1894.
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Two notable weddings were cele-
r u this week in Lafourche and st.
Snarles Parish, one in Thibodaux on
,ssl Wednesday, the contracting par
ass oeing Mr.. Frank 4. Won Phul, the
%ussist II charge of the Meyer Drug
ssofe' and Miss Inez Albert, the love
uaashter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
a Hoeltl' PROJECTORS of the Strangers
Eo'ei' and the other at Boutte Sta
@"' =. Charles Parish. the contract
''aities being Dr.. John Gazzo, the
az physician of Racpland, ANA
Lizzle 1oan-, a charming and
cultured young lady of Boutte
''Il'er marriage was celebrated
~ JoSeph's Catholic Church and
'al'er at the residence of the DUNG
our sincere wishes of a long
oun daa prosperity to the two happy
nsples. We regret that want OF
prevents us from giving a full
n; Spsnt Of these two weddings; We
= 20 so in our next issue.
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BrAurIruL.-If you wish to see
something beautiful and artistic, call
u the stone of Mr.. Ellis BraUd on
Main Street. In his large show case,
You will see IL fair representation of
the Brooklyn bridge. 1t is made out
Of 1906 cakes Of castle soap it
looks massive in hulld, and as strong
/ as a rock, the understructnre, and the
pillars especially, looks like a massive
piece of masonry.
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The Board of Supervisors of Elec-
.;ou far the Parish ofLafourche is COM
posed OF the following gentlemen ;
Thos Beary, %appointe by the Police
Iurv Tbeo. p. Bergeron, appointed
W. the Clr,k of the Court /; and Lee j.
Foret. appointed by the Governor.
III a,,uintments are excellent ones,
~ me,t with the approval of the
voters of the Parish
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ThihOtaux College.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children to educate
that the next session will open on Monday
september 81, 1894, with competent teach.
ers IN English and French to teach the Ian
guages, sciences, mathematics, penmanship.
Keeping, etc. Thorough preparations
nave been made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THIBODAUX COLLEGE,
~Thibodaux, La.
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NorIcE TO GARDENERs.-Have on
hand IA full assortment III ouik OF
fresh Canadian cabbage and turnlp
.seds from the gardens of D. NJ. Ferry
I Co. sold and retalled at moderate
Mo- Give US ii call.
RoTH DRUG Co., Ltd.
% Of Main ST., Tbibodaux La.
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Mrs. Oner Baye, IA venerable lady
~sT.fourche Crossing, died on last
WWon5ay. aud was buriedin st. Joseph's
C.tbollc Cemetery.
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xErp YOUR MONEY
MI; in a good bank. Time deposits
ar.w interest and the smalies. am.
omit will open an account. bank
Of Yhib0dauX.

N,ssrs. Engerran Bros. the popu-
a. lakers of Thihodaux are now
@.t,nn besides Wheat bread, rye
h'ead having engaged the services of
Ssr,c;al baker in that line. They
have now II customers Tor thai speclal
h,rad. Any II wishing this rye
n,sad. eau have it regularly delivered
To him.
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We have Lad very good weather
this week, and the planters and small
farmers has e harvested rearly all their
corn crop. and pea-vlne and crab
grass hay. Preparations for sugar
rolling are being pushed forward.
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FDR SALE.

THE "MELR0SE' PLANTATION IN As
( sumption Parish. one mile above I4tba-
dieville, in whole or in lots of one acrGfront.
For terms and particulars apply TO
SI4ON ABRAHAM, kaccland.
or write to No.. 100 Canal st., New Orleans.
s. lI-i94-4s.
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Es0AaGEe AND LODGING.

EoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF TRAY
l. hLLERS and transient visitors Laha-
dlcville, assumption Parish, la.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction gnaran-
leed IROSPER DAVAINE,
z "Stlf' Proprietor
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L0CaL news.
instruct Coul, adj,nnns TO-DAY.

colops G,-tcrn sl5. 1860 Gallons, SO
lgoo 90" g mos. 50 Perdido st. New Orleans
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We hear that Messrs. Folse and
vo"n;n Of Assumption began rolling
he week. making syrups.
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tArANTED.-.A GOOD POSITIONAS SALES
w man, ii keeper or accountant in a
Store vr on a plantation. The best of refer.
ances can be furnished. Address "M.,' care
of Thibodaux Sentinel, Thibodaux, La. The
party applying is a well known resident Of
this parish.
Feb.-3-'94.
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GRAND FAIR.-TLere will he a grand
fair at Notre Dame du Prompt Secours,
C~hackbay, on Saturday and Sunday,
September 29ti. and Both. 1898, for the
benefit of said church. The fair will
take place under the beautiful pecan
grove adjoining the church. There
will he amusements of all kinds. and
refreshments of every description,
such as lemOGades. sherbets, ice creams
Ne. Magnificent steam flying horses
will be erected on the grounds to
amuse the young and The old.
A cuisine d Ia creole will be me of
the striking features of the occasion.
The generous public is cordially invi-
ted 10 attend.
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Misses Josephine Philipneau and
Emily Riviere. two very active mem
bers of ,Ile New Hope Social Club,
lately organized in Thtbndanx, visited
our Office on last Wednesday, and re-
0uested us to make the encouragement
that the club would give Il grand con
cert at the Thibodaux Opera House on
Sunday evening, October l4th. 1894.
Posters will o o be out making the
full announcement. We wish them a
complete access
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WANTED. -AG0OD WHITE COON WITH
W out any children, French or English
spea ing best references required.
Apply to. REV. l.. PEJFIEG,
Rector st. Charles Parish, killona 7. O., La,
6-3G-94.
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New Orleans. Sept. %. 1894.
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II GAZETTE.
stTURDAY EVENING. JUNE 16 1854.
Losr HER GIRL1sH FIGURE.-MrS.

LOST HER GIRLIsH FIGURE.-Nlrs.
Amelie Rives-C Chandler stood in front
of the Second National Bank, at the
corner of Twenty-third street, Thurs
day, a V the New York Sun, and look
ed with interest at a large horse which
was apparently making an effort to
lump over a cable car. After a time the
horse was subdued by his driver, and
the incident wss forgotten by the
crowd. Mrs. Chandler, however, con
1inued to stand on the corner and look
at the busy scene before her for some
minutes before proceeding on her way
up Fifth avenue. Apparently nobody
in the crowd knew that the woman
standing there alone was the authoress
of The Quick or the Dead" that a few
years ago made her name famous
throughout the country. She has
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has lost its girlish lines. Her hair,
which was once very light, has grown
somewhat dark, and there is a plump
and matronly look about the a%uthoresS
which explains the more settled and
tranquil character of her recent fiction.
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