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THE ONLY GREAT SHOW COMING.
SELLS BROTHERS ENORMOUS UNITED
AGGREGATION.

We can congratulate all patrons of
the circus, which means nearly every
body. upon the c ming to ThibodauX.
La, on Thursday. Nov. 22nd, 1891 of
Sells Brothers millionaire amusement
confederation, as that means we are
not only to have one really big show
with MS this season, but. in what goes
to MAKE up a rare variety and lecrea-
zion for the masses. the biggest, best
progress made toward the stupendous
by the Sells Brothers in the past
twenty-three years has been somewhat
marvellous. The small show with
which they made a timorous begin
niig has grown 10 be Il genuine public
institution of the first magnitude, well
ard fayorabiy known in every section
OF the country, and everywhere patro
nized by the best people. 1t has even
more than kept pace with the unpar-
alieled genera development. and ranks
first among tented exhibitions. Its
tremendous spread of anyas covers Il
regal Roman Iiippodrome Race Tack,
Monster Fifty-cace Menagerie, Triple
Circns, Huge Elevated Stages, Astra-
liam Aviary. Arabian Caravan African
Aquarium, Spectacular Pageants and
Transatlantic Wild West Exhibit. and
hundreds of exclusively exhibited fea-
lures, brilliant performers, and start
ling and iudicrous races and acts.
Several huge special trains are requir-
ed to transport this enormous melangt
of wonder and fun, and how so much
can be exhibited for the one price OF
admission, 80 cents. is an enigma
which can be solved by v!sitin. the
Greatest Show Oh Earth. Don't tai
to sec the grand street parade and
Judge for yourself as to its magnitude
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NEWS.
THE SUGAR TRADE BOOMING.

From last Sundays New Orleans
Picayune, we clip the following inter-
estinG news:
Philadelphia, Nov. 10.-The sugar
trade is booming. Tho demand con-
tinues quite active, and prices rule
very strong. with Il tendency to still
higher figures. Stocks are being rap
idly reduced and the leiineries are
making large purchases OF raw sugar
p@repayatory to resrming operations.
The Franklin refinery, which also in
cludes the E. C.. Knight plans, started
up this morning and will give employ
ment to nearly 1900 men IN both re-
.fineries. While the Spreckles refinery
will resume next week. W, }. Meta
han. president of the w. J. McGahan
Sugar Refining Company, the only IN
dependent oncer in the city, says:
the sugar market is improving
ranidlv. We have sold more sugar
J since the election than during the
month preceding it. The sales "fraw
| sugar during the past few days have
. also been very heavy. We are now
running on abort half time, but hope
to be running with full force OF hands
within Il few days"
Already the effects have been telt il
Louisiana, and sugar prices in New
Orleans have risen from | to cen
HIGHER. The consensus OF opinion j
that sugar will rise in prices, and b.
the time the crop is harvested, vii
command a much more reasonable
price. Those of u planters VIII
hold on to their sugars would do we'll
; better prices are bound to come.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. .. Tonps of Lockport was a
visitor TO Thiboiaux on last Monday,
returning home the same day.
Mr.. j. A. Webre Of Ente-prise. made
a flying trip to the Parish of st. Mary
on last Monday, returning the same
day.
Mr.. Joseph Raymond of Lower La
fonrche was a visitor to our town ON
last NJ onday.
Mayor ". c. Raglan visited New
Orleans on business this week. Tn his
absence Councilman Frank Zernott
acted as mayor.
Miss Teizile Broussard. a lovely
young lady of Patterson, La . Is visit.
ing ThlbodanS, the guest of Miss vi
Wan knobloch. We hope that her
visit will be d pleasant one.
Mrs. J. G.. Honston of Meridian,
Miss, and Mrs. Mary Whitehead of
Livingstone Ala, are visiting their
niece, Mrs. j. ". Springer Of Florence
We wish these ladies a pleasant stay
among their friends iii the L~afourche
Valley.
Young Chas. II. Fleetwood, a stu
dent in the Medical Department of
Tulane University, of New Orleans.
visited his friends and relatives in
Thibodaux on hast Sunday, reaching
our town on Saturday evening, and
returning Sunday evening.
Congressman Andrew Price return
ed to Acadia on last Wednesday, ac
cnmpanied by Mrs. Price. They will
remain on Acadia until the assembling
OF Congress in December. when they
will go back to Washington. We bad
the pleasure of meeting Mr.. Price in
Thlbodauy on last Thursday morning.
The following citizens of T~hibolaux,
availing themselves of the excursion,
visited New Orleans on last Wednes-
dav to hear Tabasco, the celebrated
comedian r. j. Naqnin, Camille
Is aud. DR.. j. j. Daigre. Arthur
Alherli. jockey Thibodeaux and Mrs.
Ozeme Naqnin. They ali returned to
TiibodauX on Thursday.
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WEDDING PRESENTS
TO DIR. AND MRS. JOHN GAZZo.

For "ant of space we have been I'M
able to publish the list Of handsome,
costly and magnificent presents of
when DIR. and Mrs. john GazZo of
Racelai d were made the recipients on
the occasion of their wedding. We
gladly do so this issue, showing in
What high esteem and popularity the
happy couple is held
Silver tea set, DIR. John Gazzo Sr.,
Silver sugar bowl. Ida TIeriot Silver
tea set and tray, j. Il. Gheens; Silver
butter bowl and knife, Alex. Lepine;
Silver castor, Emile Lacroix; Silver
cast spoons and forks, Justly Therint !:
Mounted Brass Lamp. NJ. S. Bringier !:
Silver pitcher, Hector Lacroix ; Silver
Castor, DIR. S. j. Bourgeois !: Silver
butter bowl and knife. j. l.. Theriot !:
Mounted bronze clock, C. A. Folse !:
Silver butter knife, Miss Emma Ait
kens; Silver sugar bowl. Judge Gail
louct Silver butter bowl. TIos. A.
Badeaux Nickle ciock-mounted-
DR.. aud MIS-. W. Harang Silver cas-
tor, Prosper Toups Silver fruit has-
ket. Frantz and Opitz Silver tray,
Ed. 3. Bourgeois Hand painted rose
bowl. Mr.. g. Mrs. W. II. Christian !;
Blue porcelain lamp. W. II. Forbes !;
Pair biscuit statues, Mr.. & Mrs. Tear
ney; Pair silver napkin rings, MIR. &
Mrs. Ed. Gaienaie Silver card ~receiv-
er, JOS. L. Badeau1; Silver bread tray.
DR.. A. y. Price: Decorated porcelain
lamp, Raceland Pharmacy Partisan
marble lamp and shade, Cong. Andrew
| and w. IL. Price Decorated China
| Dinner set, Alex. TEtriot Washstand
J set. Alcide J. Chauvin T; Brass hanging
lamp, Mrs. Alcide J. Chauyin Onyx
=; stand, brass mounted. Mr.. & Mrs. d.
Harang; Brass lamp on mounted
ouyx stand, DIR. T. Stark Biscuit
statue, Drs. Chalin. Diet * Graner
Sacket and handkercliefs, Lea Chau-
vim Brass lamp and scroll table, Drs
tChalin, Diet and GraDer: Silver buck
les. H. l.. Youngs, Jr. Mounted lamp,
Mrs. X. F. HogSett +: Pair silver nap
Bin rings, Emile .GHidroz: Pair de.
corated Japanese vases, Mrs. Il
Foret ; Japanese flower bowl, MIR. and
Mrs. Wilkinson ; Silver Jewel box
Mr.. & Mrs. John Fields: Hand paint.
ed China tea set, Chas. GodchanS
Hand painted China fish set, Jules
Godchaux; Decorated China tea set,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Chlisten, Mr.. and Mrs
Brupbacker, Mr. o. B%rupbacher Sill
yer tray, 7. d. Lalande /; Silver berry
bowl. T. G. Toups; Pair silver nap
kin rings, Mr.. 4 Mrs. L. Thibodaux
Silver butter knife, Mrs. $. Abraham
Pair ccunterpanes. MI. & Mrs. Alber
Chauvin Silver castor. Richard Flo
ret; Pair embroidered pillow sliams
Mrs. II. l.. Youngs !; Silver set, spoons
knives and forks, Emile Kahn. llenr.
Brown. s. Abraham. Slmon Kahn
Embroidered pin enshlun Pain en-
broidered pillow sl,ams; E%n,broi"ere'
handkerchief aclet, Ida Thcriot En-
broidered mantle lambreqniu Deco
rated watch ease Pal: vases, Jean
nette Fo,et Hanging brass lamG
Philip Robichaux +; Decorated 'angin
lamp, Pierre Bourgeois Furnitur
set. Cl,aS. S. Mathews.
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10 THE LADIEs.-Mrs. JAS. n.
might. The popular milliner, wishes
3 inform her many friends and Gus
kEers that she has received her stock
TALL and winter goods, consisting of
DFess Goods. and white silks tor hri-
y costumes : also Ladies' cloaks and
epes, trimmings of all kinds. Baby
Eaps, Notions and Fancy Articles
Trimmed aud untrimmed Hats at
Fest prices. Give her Il call.
II-3-4t
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most pleasant sugar house party
rs given az Mai. Lagarde's Leighton
hantation. on last II ursday night,
|y the young people Of our town. IN
honor of Miss Textile Brnussard, of
|hfterson. The party was chaperoned
IN Mrs. j. 0. Knobloch. All who at
tnded report having had fine time.
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GOODPOSITIONA SALES
w man, ii ne-keeper or accountant in a
store or on a plantation. The best of refer.
ances can be furnished. Address M" care
of ThibodauxS Sentinel, Thibodaux, La. The
party applying is a well known resident of
this parish.
Feb.-3-'94.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION Or PARrNERSIIIP-NEw
Orleans, Nov. 18th, 1S93.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of SEWN & LEGENDRE is this day'dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will be
assumed by T.. i. SEyIS, who will continue
the business at No. 6 and S Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGFNDRE.
E Z. EVIL
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, I WISH A
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN 4 Lsgendrc.
NJ. A. LEGENDR1.
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NOTICE

,INHE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
i that the undersigned has been appoint
ed and is now acting as the agent OF all the
landed property OF his brothers Salvador
Galliano Jr. and Ernest Galiiano. situated in
the parish of Laiourcbe.
III JULIEN GALLIANO.
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Mrs. @. Ganthreanx the popular
|HifltDer of ST. Philip ST. announces t"
he public and her many customers
has she has received her winter hats
ladies' of the latest and most
hshionable patterns.
Give her a call. O-27- o.. 2m
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The Young Ladies New Hope Social
c,.h, will give Il reception to their
.a.as at their rooms III the Philip
p.sn huildinc. on Lrvee Street, next
Eonday Evening. Nov. 18Th, at $50
I'VE acknowledge sincere thanks
81 an Invitation to attend.
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WANTED. -AGooDW HITEGonk WITH,
speaking best references required.
Apply to: REV. E.. PEUFIER,
Rector st. Charles Parish, Killona L. O., La,
6-A1-4.
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The Eneerran Bros, the popular ha-
|a.,s Of our town. have bought ont the
IN fxfures of Mr.. Alois Weissen-
@is,uner. and are now prepared to do
%.,rthinc in that line. from the smallest
- cake to the largest wedding cake.
Prices moderate. Don't faIi to give
{them a call. ll-o 94-Zhl'
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sif. Louis Rodrigue. while cutting
y on the st. Bernard plantation or
|. saturday. was accidentally cut by
sahe knife across his left hand, near
sessrlng histwo smallest fingers: he
: poor man. and feels bitterly the
q iils sugar rolling. for his hand
|. iaidly be cured by the time sugar
Hing Is over.
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DE. S~ylvestei's Specific for Bots.
ccslics and Tympanites in Horses and
Tales is the best remedy that science
frer discovered For sale by Thibo-
|3esux Drug Store 10 Is 81 SIN.
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4 petition is being extensively sign
!. E%etiIoning the Governor to pardon
sleien Charami. His term in the
saltentlary will soon expire. and the
|e9eef desired Is to obtain the pardon
Cheraml before his term expires III
saer to feinstate him to full citizen
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FOR SALE:

THE "MELROSE" PLANTATION IN AS
L sumption Parish, one mile above Laba
dieyille, in whole Or in lots of one acre front.
For terms and particulars apply to.
SIMON ABRAHAM, Raccland,
Or write to No. l33 Canal ST., New Orleans.
Sill 81 At.
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NOTICE..

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF La
FDURCHE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that he is applying for a par
don. Z OLUCIEN CHERAMtE.
Il.l7-9f3t.
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Physicians highly recommend DR..
RJlvesler's Specific for Bots. Coles and
ympanites in Horses and Mules. For
ale at Thibodeaux Drug Store.
10-I3-ai-3m.
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j slinht rain iell in Tliibodaux on
ID Tuesday night. Although not
n6cient for our gardeners and truck
<,mers. it did a great deal of good to
e young vegetables.
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lie Royal Reception Cigar is the
Ess lOets. Cigar on the market to-day.
9 all hand made, and is pronounced
Experts to be superb smoker.
10. ID 81 en-.
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Ile iifsf work looking to the con-
ue'ioh of the Wateiworks in Thibo-
was begun on last Thursday
su'hg with Nj. Z. ". Kendall
sesehting Contractors Howard.
a.ohs y Co. in charge. The work
pe actively prosecuted from now
ahtii the work is completed. In
weeks hence Mr.. S. X. FELTON,
ae coatraeting firm will take final
Icy OF the works. In conversation
y MI. Kendall, he informed us
" waterworks will be completed
LANDED over to the town authori
y the LIST Of February next.
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BOARD n

DOE THE ACCCMMODATION OF TRAY
IL ELL.ER and transient visitors Laba-
dieyilie, Assumption Parish, La.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction guaran
tcrd. PROSPER DAFAINE,
2 1o-9i- ", Proprietor
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Attention.
BnSine>s Wen.

T'HE INK ERASING ELECTKOSINE
i PENCIL. 1t grasses lux i'll two seconds,
without abrasion on paper.
iiOBERT PTC0U. Agt,
At McBride's store on Market st.
~Thibodaux, La,
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xrVp yOUK MONEY

ErYEP YOUR MUNE1
in a good bank. time ofp"sl.s
draw interest and the smallest am
emit will open an account. ann
M~ThibOdaEX.
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.u,s Katie Constanser OF Mobile,
MIS- "ccompanied by her s. Hoffman
A M her sis. "a in-law, Miss ConSthns+r'
anc 'ao her uncle, Mr.. Frank Hoff-
IS I,ckson Street, Master H"if-
1aan was named after his grand uncle,
ma' r.a,k Holman. We wish them
MI r,asapt soiourn in Thibodanx.
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s,st ice of the season. enough
.,rt t,e bud of the sugar cane,
q I'D in Laiourche on last Monday
,morping.
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10 rrost's Gem Saloon and ask
o1 ,he g. T. Beauresard's Favorite
~ Try them and You will like
Gis" 10 IL 81 2m.
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livery person owning Il horse or a
|asr, should have DIR. Sylvester's
ZINC lnr Bots. Collcs and Tympa-
NsA stitch i'll time saves nine"
y sale al Thibcdeaux Drn. Store.
.."l lO-l3-94-3m.
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,.,,ons L.stcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, $50
1gp ua.aJe. res. 80 Perdido st. New Orleans
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ThibOLauX 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 ID, 1894, with competent teach
erS in English and French to teach the Ian
guages, sciences, mathematics, penmanship.
Book keeping, etc. Thorough preparations
have been made 10 receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THIBODAUX COLLEGE,
T~hibOdaux. La.
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LOCAL NEWS.
o,rp.TIyE LOAN AND INVEST
wv NtNT CO. OF MISS.

n MEDIUM Is CERTIFICATES
n.xsvrR AT YOUR OWN PRICE BY
u,rsL. !. SARRAzIN, $50 CANAL.
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The snonomi.h Co unity Seat.

ssoHoNIsH. Nov. 2S-[Special. Judge
Ballinger today denied the application of
Snohomish city for an injunction against
the eanvassing board TO prevent the can
vass of the county seat returns, holding
that the case was now IN the supreme court
on appeal. aud any application for stay
would have 10 be made to that court.
Judge Bsliinger's ruling was not uuex-
pected by the attorneys for Snohomish,
who Immediately filed with the board of
county commissioners protest against
their declaring the result of the vote, or
making any order as TO the removal of the
county seat, or taking jurisdiction of the
matter in any way. The board of can
vassers then proceeded to the count, but
had only completed five precincts this
evening, when they adjourned till Friday
morning
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Brief Tacoma news.

TACOMA. Nov. 23.-fSpecial. Owing to
the holiday tomorrow, the case in which
bribery and boodlery were charged in the
sale of the water plant was continued until
Friday.
The trial of w. ]. Lewis, charged with
embezzlement by members of the Cooper
alive stevedoring Company, has been post
poned until Monday.
l.. X. Manning, A. X. Hiscock and j. +.
Stewart filed formal answer today TO the
suits brought by the city TO recover about
Sl03. 600 from the bondsrnen of ex-City
Treasurer Boggs. They are the first 10 file
answers, and they allege that the city &C
cepted Boggs' accounts as correct while
they were acting as bondsmen. Mr.. Man
ming and Dir. Stewart withdrew from the
bond before Mr.. Boggs' term expired.
Ii is inferred that the trustees of the
Chamber OF Commerce will approve of the
water front plsts as proposed by the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. The
trustees of the chamber met Monday to
make their report.
Five licenses TO wed were issued today,
as follows: c. J. Peterson and Mary Ras-
mussen, c.. L. Moore and Minnie NJ.
Shading. ]. 5. Abbott and priscilla
Banker. l.. NJ. Hoover and Genevieve
Sarngston, III. A. Baker aud Isora A.
Cameron.
A. Weinberg was appointed receiver of
the wholesale liquor house OF ]. Hall
today. and his bond OF $4,000 was APP
proved by the court.
The body OF G. f.. Smith, who died in
the hospital from the effects of amputating
MS leg. viii be sent TO Eugene, Or, for
burial at IL O'Clock tomorrow morning.
A. ]. Feiker was again arrested today,
on another charge of stringing electric
wires across Eleventh street.
Col. Solomon Pypinsky. postmaster at
Chilcat, Alaska, was accorded an unusual
honor Monday night BY tue Masons. BY
special dispensation he was initiated in
the three degrees on one evening. The
ceremonies were conducted by WoFshipful
Master r. J. Davis, and lasted from $50
.. M. until 80 a. IN. Col. Pypinsky came
here specially 10 De initiated IN the three
degrees, and after the initiation he enter
tanned his friends at a banquet at Chill
berg's hotel.
A freight train backed into and demol-
ished a delivery wagon belonging to the
Standard Steam Laundry at the dock this
morning. The driver and team escaped
injury.
:. A. Gibbs, one of the leading shingle
brokers on the Sound, writes from 81.
Paul that statistics show that more red
cedar shingles we're sold this year than
last. Notwithstanding the money strin-
Seney. strike and foods. This indicates
80 per cent. increase above expectations ia
next years business.
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rockingham Bay News.

WHArooN, Nov. 2s-rSpeclal. The war
between the island steamboats, Delta and
Buckeye has ended, for the time hing at
least, To the material advantage of the
PEOPLE of the islands. as the rates now
established. 30 cents passenger fare and ST.
per ton freight. are only one-half the old
rates.
It Is probable that the postoffice will be
removed soon, because of the failure of the
owner of the present location TO comply
with the requirements of the government.
The offices of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany and Sunset Telephone Company
have been removed from the b. b. Bank
building to the Willcar building.
Hon. f. b. Cornwall left for San Fran
cisco today.
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The case OF Nathan McSatt. charged
With Sauauei Wright with rob5sng Peter
Loos Of ST. 80 the night .: November 2i-zl.
wss called for hearing before Judge Gls<-
GOV yesterday morning. As the same
Judge had held Wright 20 answer before
the superior court. MeSagt's attorney
made an effort 70 secure a change Of venue.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Mcbride
opposed il on the ground that commit
ting magistrate had no power 10 grant
such change. Ths judge admitted the
OBJ jection and denied the motion. After
some further wrangiing on the part Of the
defendants attorney, who wanted 20 20 OF
with the case ~ once. ~ agreement was
finally reached setting the hearing for 10
O'Clock. next Wednesday morning. De-
cember s.