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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-10-13

Mr.. Oscar Crosier. a native of La
fourche Parish, and residing III the
Parish of 1'errebonne fnr a number
of years, died at ScI,iever on last
Tuesday, October 9th, at the age Of IL
years. During the republican regime
he was once Collector of the Parish of
Lafourche, and at the time of his
death, kept a livery stable at Schrie-
yer.
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Ha "ea "a elsewhere the proclamation of
DAM ". =; Raglan, Mayor of Thibo-
an S NJ. l"r the election of Councilmen
that ~. osh. We hear with pleasure
Nil ,at present Councilm-n's names
Drds, presented for re- election. in
|Eo,l's mat the system ola Water
e;onas plant that has been SO ausni-
t;oa begun under their pdministia-
|unas, Ma. De made an fat accompH
frh;hoaasni continuation in Office. The
rlso,;aiaaS sENTINEL advises their re-
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DR.. & MRS. JOHN G4ZZO.

DR.. ard Mrs. John Gazzo, after
spending some ten days on Il bridal
tour in New Orleans and over the
Lakes. especially at Biloxi. where they
were dined and Toasted by their many
friends nearly every day they were
away, returned home on last Saturday
evening. A committee ofsome fifty of
the doctors staunch friends. both Of
Upper and Lower LafOurche, among
whom were a number of ladies, met
the bridal couple as they landed at
Raceland Station from the train that
bore them from New Orleans. and
gave them a most hearty and royal
welcome, and escorted them to Mrs.
Zephirn Foret's magnificent residence
where the doctor had engaged ROOMS
for himself and lovely bride.
On their arrival. the bridal couple
were surprised to find the mansion
they propose to make their future
abode for some time to come, illumin-
ed by hundreds of Chinese lanterns of
every hue and size. In entering, they
found the building, comprizing piazza,
parlors and dining room artistically
ornamented with Iice sheaths, stocks
of sugar cane, ferns, p%almettoes, potied
flowers and ~overlanging moses.
They were still more surprised after
their arrival to see gathering in from
every direction friends who had come
to give them a hearty welcome home ;
and by the time the clock struck 9,
more than two hundred guests had
congregate1 to present their congrat-
ulations. Never in the history of
Raceland had there been such a grand
gathering to welcome one SO popular
and so beloved by the good people OF
that region of the parish OF Lafourche
as DR. John Gazzo. This outpou-ing
of such genuine friendly feeling is one
that the handsome couple will not soon
forget.
The rest cf the evening was spent
in n progressive euchre party and
chatting until II NJ. when the party
sat TO 81 most bounteous repast, ending
i'll bumpers of the sparkling wine,
amid kindly wishes for the future
happiness and prosperity of the popu-
lar bride aud groom.
ANOTHER PLEASANT AND AGREEA-
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= Republican meeting which, was
~ naye taken place in Plauuemine,
,ve11iiie Parish, did not m~aterialise
III Sant Of an audience. This shows
nniea way the political current flows.
|for ne VIII give a rousing majority
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NOTICE TO GARDENERs.-Have on
haDd a full assortment i'm bulk of
mesh Canadian cabbage and turnlp
seeds from the gardens of d. NJ. Ferry
Co, soid and retalled at moderate
prices. Give us a call.
ROTH DRUG CO., Ltd.
o-zo-94 Main ST., Tbibodaux La.
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On Tsla de Cuba On the Bayou Black
in Teriebonne, sugar rolling was begun
on lat Monday. We were shown a
ample Of the bagasse, and it is the
best ever made. The juices weigh 60
Beaumee.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-10-13

Tse Democratic Campaign Com
.t;,ts. met in Thibodaux on last
to arrange an active canvass
,h,nuehout the parish until election.
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We are panied to chronicle the death
of little Dora, tho infant child of Mr..
Valmon Webre and Angelina Nor
want, which sad demise took place on
last Thursday evening. We extend
our sincere sympathies to the bereaved
family.
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~ E,ost's Gem Saloon and ask
.he G.. r. Beauregard's Favorite
ls Try them and you will like
I's" 1913 94-2m.
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Livery person owning a horse OF a
S Sale. should have DR.. Sylvester's
Speei'ic Tor Bots, Coles and Tympa-
n,tes--''A stitch in time Y uine.'
:" SAFE at Thibcdeaux Drug Store.
10 Il Aim
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PHYSICIANS highly recommend Dr..
Sylyester's Specific for Bots, Coles and
T~ympapites in Horses and Mules. For
sale at T%hibodeaux Drug Store.
10-l3-9i-3m.
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Mr.. Theogenc Caillouet began roll
ling on his st. James place on last
(Tbursdav, and will begin at Orange
Grove Oh next Monday.
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The murderer of the Italian who
was stabbed to death on last Sunday
night IN Thibodaux is Camelio Ma
ebiellas. He is nov Il fugitive from
instice.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-10-13

Congressman Adolph Meyer of New
Orleans was nominated on last Mon
day the standard bearer for re-elec
ton Of the 1st, Congressional District.
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ns ros; Foster in his proclamation of
said november's election states that
|clos. ERECTION will open at Z a. H., and
law a' Up. m. He is in error the
|call ss from + a. NJ. to Z p. m. We
"'thllOn to his fact.
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pr. Sylvester's Specific for Bots,
Gales and Tympanites in Horses and
miles is the best remedy that science
eyer discovered. For sale by Thlbo-
deaux Drug Store. lo-l3,94-3'n.
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n;.,,;et Court has been in session
:, rs week IN Terrebonne. ard his
~ .Judce Caillouct, has been kept
very busy.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Julien Galiano, the oyster In
spect"r of Lafourche, visited Thibo.
daux this week.
Young Alban R. Coulon left for St.
Mary last Tuesday to take charge OF
the weighing of Mr.. Ellis cane on the
scales Of the Gallery refinery.
Sllas T. Grisamore Jr.. a grand
nephew of Maj. S. T. Grisamore. is
visiting Thibodaux, the guest of his
nncie ; he is a resident of the State Of
Kansas.
Capt j. L. Dodge of the large levee
constructing dredge boat dodge
located just below town, gave us a
pleasant call on last Thursday. He
lett the same day c Morgan's Rail-
road on a visit to Sabine Pass.
Mr.. Elias Aarons, a popular cigar
merchant of New Orleans, spent two
days this week in Thibpdaux looking
20 ms cigar business, and to the adver-
t'slns of DR.. Sylvester's Specific for
horses and mules.
Maj. S. 7. Grisamore visited New
Orleans on last Monday, and was APP
pointed sugar weigEer on the Green
wood and Ahbie Plantations under the
direction OF the Planters Sugar Weigh
Ing Bureau he weighed sugar on the
same plantations last year under the
bounty bureau of the federal govern
ment.
Among the many exc%ursionists who
visited our town on last Sunday, from
New Orleans, were Messrs. A. Himel,
ii. K. Gianelloni and Emile Malbrugh.
Miss Cecilia O'Snllivan charming
daughter of Hon. Z. A. O'oulllvan
City Attorney of New Orleans. accom-
panied by her brother Master Acton,
made a flying trip to T%hibodaux on
last Thursday.
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d. Ed.

BLANCHARD.-In New Orleans DC.
tober 10th, 1894, at 4:10 a. M, JUL.
O. Blanchard, daughter of Can't. Max
Blanchard, aged % years.
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p;enzi. opposite Thibodaux, began
-,.;rc cane this week, and will begin
e Guiding on next Monday.
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LOCAL NEWS.

All our sugar houses and r%etineries
:, :. in tnli blast between this and
the 25eh inst.
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Connaisseurs of a good cigar smoke
the G. I. Beauregard's Favori.e, and
pronounce it fine. 1t can be found at
Frost Saloon. 1913, 94-2m.
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YEEP YOUR MONEY
in a good bank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smnlles: am
omit will open All account. Bank
Of Thib0daEx.
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"ANTED--A GOOD OSITIONAS SALES
w man, I'll .ne-keeper or accountant in a
store CT on a plantation. The best of refer.
ances can be furnished. Address M care
Of T~hibodaux Sentinel, Thibodaux, La. The
party applying is q well known resident Of
this parish.
Feb. 1874,
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Hon. Tlos D. Kent will begin rolling
an Abbie plantation on next Monday.
Ne began cutting cane on yesterday.
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best 1oa aoyai Reception Cigar is the
Z ia au 0.s. cigar on the market to-day.
81 nand made, and is pronounced
'Aperts to be a superb smoker.
N-l3-94-2m.
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A very heavy w,nd ragged an day
last Monday, making Inc aust very
~disse1eable.
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ann Gallons Cistcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons. $50
iW : Rros. go Perdido ST. New Orleans
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Was Weak.

Alred and nervous, my food did not digest
easily In fact I was in poor healtl, generally.
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I had to sleep
propped up in bed tG
a easily at
night. I had the
grip and afterwards
a severe cough. I
found relief in
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla.
l have taken V
bottles and can eat
what I please, sleep
soundly and feel
rested unless I over
k. l feel as
young as l did at Is
when l use judg-
in my daily ex-
erciSe. l cannot he
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ThibOdaux College.
P~ROSPEROUS HONE.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children to educate.
tnat 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.
have been made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THIBODAUX COLLEGE,
Thibodaux, La.
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ANOTHER PLEASANT M AGREEA-
BILE SURpRIsE.-Dr. and Mrs. John
Gazzo had hardly rested from the ia
tigues of the previous day, when a
little before noon on last Sunday
morning they received a very pressing
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WANTED. "A GOOD WHITE COOK WITH
w ont any children, French or English
speaking best references required.
Apply to: REV. +. PETFIER,
Rector st. Charles Parish, Killona r. o.. La,
6-3D-94.
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BOARD N

EOH TIE ACCOMMODATION OF TRAY.
l. ELLEIss and transient yisitors Lana.
dieyille, Assumption Parish, La.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction g,,aran
teed. FROSPER DAVAINE.
-ioH3fif, Proprietor
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Attention.
Business Wen.
YHHE INK ERASING ELECTROSINL
PENCIL. 1t grasses Ink in two seconds,
without abrasion on paper.
HOBERT PICOU. Agt,
at McBride's Store on Market st.
Tbihndaux. La.
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERSHfP-NEW
Orleans, Nov. 18th, 1o93.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of SEWN L LEGhNDRE is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will be
assumed by L. T. SEWN, who will continue
the business at No. o and 3 Toulouse.
M. A. LEGFNDRE.
FL. SEWN
| REFERRING TO II ABOVE, WISH A
C ntinuance of the patronage as heretofore
! extended to SEWN Il Legendrc.
: n. A. LEGENDRE.
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Warwick Items.

WARWICK. Dee. 6. 1894.
Miss Ella Staats spent Friday with her
mother here.
Miss Marie Dubois, of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Miss Blanche Wright.
Miss Blanche Wright spent few days with
Mrs. Harry Crawford last week.
Mr.. Isaac Gunkcl is visiting friends and
relatives in Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. Alexander 7. Laws is visiting his sister
Mrs, Malcolm Clayton. near Perryman.
Mrs. Hannah Stats spent Monday and
Tuesday with her daughter. Mrs. Benjamin
Crawford
The large camp of gypies which has been
enramped for so long at Sandy Branch. has
left for the South. as these frosty mornings
were too cold for them.
Several carriages containing about twenty
five gentlemen from Wilmington, stopped at
II. Delbert Aiken's on Sunday, on their return
from Centreville. They drove down for the
cunning season, but report game scarce
An enjoyable party was given at the home
Of Mr.. Dennis McCauley, near Galena, last
Thursday night. Music was furnished by a
Philadelphia orchestra. Quite number
were present from this town and Middletown.
Messrs. Harry Howard and Harry Metz
OF Chesapeake City, were in Warwick on
Tuesday, hunting for his stolen horse and
buggy which We're taken from Mr. Howard
on Monday evening. They failed to discover
any clue.
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Shall Women be Delegatesp

Most of the churches in the Wilmington
District have voted on the question of admit
ting men only as delegates to the Genera
Methodist Episcopal Conference. Presiding
Elder Barrett has received the following re-
turns: Zion Circuit, % votes for the amend
ment and 53 against; Hopewell. for and 81
against; Swedish Mission. for and %
against; Chesapeake City, for and %
against; Cherry Hill, 0 for and IS against;
Bethel and summit. 7 for and 10 against:
Sivarbrook, 3 for and 10 against: Madlev, 9
for and ~ against; Mt Lebanon, for and 4
against; Elk Neck, for and IA against: Della
ware City, 6 for and against Rising Sun
and SylmHr, for and 20 against; Newark
and Wesley, 3 for and Is against: Hockessin
and Eben"2"r, 3 for and II against: Union, II
and 80 against: Mt. Salem. | for and 32
against.
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CeciltOn News.

Doctor Taylor, Of Earlrvlle. spent II few
days of last week in Baltimore.
d. Coleman Beaston, Of Washington Col
lege, spent Thanksgiving at home.
Wills Lusby has returned to West Chester
College after II short visit to his parents.
Mr.. Reuben Lake has removed his family
into the house formerly occupied By Mr.
Crosby.
The members of the Epworth League spent
n pleasant evening at the residence Of james
p. Mccoy.
E. J. Davis and brother. William, have
returned from their ten days cunning trip to
Ialhott county heavily laden with game
Lambert Davis and bride returned to his
home ON Saturday by the steamer Sassafras,
after their bridal "trip.
one Of our old residents. Mr.. Henry G..
"trohioy, now living On the home place Of
Mr. Harry Clayton, in Delaware. near Mid
dl"t"wn, has crbb"d from tSenty-nnr acre
field eighteen hundred bushels of line corn.
The bridge which crosses Srutrhman /,
Creek IS now about completed. which will
be welcome news to the people living in thu
surrounding necks, who have been compelled
to travel by Frccman's mill en- route To Chcsil-
peakc City and EIkton, which added grcatly
to the distance.
Many early morning sumbers have been
broken within the last ten days by the shriIl
death squeal of neighbours pigs, but none can
boast Of heavy weights equal to our friend
Wii.am Purner, of the Second district. who
butchcrcd four hogs, of which the aggregate
weight was 1924 pounds.
William Freeman, j.. Of Back Creek, in
the Second district has moved into the mill
property owned 10y his father and known as
Fre"man's mill. which he intends running
with the assistance Of his father-in-aw Mr.
Harry Black. We welcome Mr.. Freeman in
our midst and wish him success in his under
taking.
Mr.. Harry d. Howard passed through town
on Tuesday morning in search of Il valuable
young morse and buggy which was stolen the
night PREVIOUS and driven in this direction.
Much sympathy was expressed in our com
munity for Mr.. Howard, as it is the second
case Of horse stealing in the Howard family
within three vparS
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THROUGH THE COUNTY.

home. The horse was found the next day
qui city grazing in neighboring field.
Woodlawn W. G. T. L. held "A meeting Nov
I'd at the home of Mrs. Clinton Thompson.
Ate ndance good and the proceedings inter
esting. Reports of Superintendent of De
partments were read, showing that each had
been busily engaged in her own line Of work.
Mrs Frank Harris, Superintendent of Kinder
garten, reported two barrels of provisions
collected by her, and sent to free kindergar-
en- i'll Baltimore under the care of W. c. T.
U. at State headquarters, No. South Gay st.
The Union then adjourned to meet Dee. It'll
at the home of Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Rebecca Baldcrston died at the home
of her son Clayton on Monday morning, Dec.
Sd. Deceased was the widow of the late
William Balderston. Five children survive
their parents: Franklin, who resides in Wash
ington; Thomas, who resides in Baltimore;
John, who resides in Philadelphia and Clay
ton, vino lives near Mt. Pleasant. Mrs.
Emily Hopkins, of Washington, d. c., is the
only daughter. The funeral occurred on
Wednesday, Dee. 5th., interment ut Friends
burying ground, Colora Deceased was in
her S0th year.
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The Pains of Catarrh

According to the hest authorities, originate in
a morbid condition Of the gclatinous and
abuminous tissues, circuiates with the
blood and attacks the nbrous tissues,
particularly in the joints, and thus causes
the local manifestations of the disease.
The back and shoulders are the parts
usually affected by rheumatism, and the
joints at the knees, ankles, hips and wrists are
also sometimes attacked. Thousands OF
people have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla II
positive and perminent cure for rheumatism.
1t has had remarkable success in curing the
most severe cases. The secret of its success
lies in the fact that it attacks at once the cause
OF the disease by neutraiiaing the Tactic acid
and purifying the blood, as well rs strength
ening every function of the body.
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Fair Hill News.

Mr. james Hardness has been visiting in
Wilmington.
Miss Emily Bi!es, of Buck Hill, is visiting
in Philadelphia
Mr. Brokaw lost II valuable young horse
last Sunday morning from distemper
Mr. Norris Seminar has returned home
from Il visit to friends in Wilmington
james Holland sold Jersey Red hog that
dressed six hundred and forty pounds.
Mis- Ida Willis, of Wilmington, was visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hogan. last Sunday.
III nu,,ert pennOrk is plastering the new
Episcopal Church at Mount Joys Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Stevens, of Trenton, New
Jersey, spent last Sunday with c. H. Brokaw
It is reported that Mr.. John Eyrritt has
bought the Sayton farm from William Moore.
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NOVELTY DRESS GOODS

Stop at any Dress Goods
counter - take a hapb2zard
look. The chances are that the
goods you examine were never
offered before at anything like
such low prices. Just as true
OF the eXtravagant.stl ifs as OF
the most modest; OF the plain
weaves as of the Novelties.
Beoga inc, Armure, Draped
Alma Of the finest grades are
75c instead otSI5o. A dozen
co!ors, width 10 in.
And there are others.
AtSI.25 the yard.
II in. two-toncd Nov city, neat in de.
sign, for entire costume.
Reduced from 9l75.
At $I.25 the yard.
I6 in. Fancy Stripe, serge ground will
trouscring effects.
Reduced from ,l75.
AT SI.25 the yard.
Is in. Striped Cashmere Suiting, tive
styles among the newest import
ations. Reduced from -.
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FASHIONABLE FURS

This is our position, so far
as we know the market:
Largest stock
Best assortment
Lowest prices.
No matter where else you
hear of Furprices or how little
they are, it is safe to count on
finding equal goods at less
cost here.
Beginning the season right
has made this condition easy.
It's a great thing from the price
point, to have bous hit when
almost no one else wanted to
buy. 1t is an equally great
thing to have just the things
that every woman of taste is
wanting.
Clocks, Coats, wraps, Capes
the small Furs, the large