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WE ARE HEADQUAR TERS
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TuE Ltr8er SHAPES iH
STIFF HATS.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
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greatest November bargains ever offered IN
Mems Boys and Children's Suits and Over
coats. Without inspecting the goods you
can form no conception of how real cheap
they are. We are not given to brag, blow
and bluster, as some of these aspna ants Tor
our trade. Ours is always plain, straight
forward statement of facts and we back up
every assertion made in our advertisements
or YOU can have your money back II you
wish it. When we say as we do that you
can buy from US new seasonabIc clothing
not old plumber, cheaper than elsewhere, we
mean it. We can sell you good, service
able, mans overcoat for So. We have them
higher, the price depends on the quality; ut
mark it down that we will give you, quail ty
considered, the biggest bargains in town.
You will need an overcoat soon, why not buy
now?
Let US call your attention to our strictly
all wool English Clay Worsted suits that we
and we alone are selling for a ten dollar bill.
We have othes lower in price but way up
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AWAY.
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SUCH selling.
SUCH unheard Of doings.
SUCH surprising offerings.

The greatest
slump IN prices
ever heard. The
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-07
HACi.IAND.

Harry 4. Fine. the genial city sales
man Of I%inlay, Dick and co. whole
sale druggists Of New Orleans spent
Sunday here.
Miss Sidohie Lcrenth and Mrs. II.
". Wilkelson left for New Orleans
last week. Mrs. Wilkerson returned
DUNG TIE first part Of the week.
Mr. Barker and wife of Tllibodaux
passed through On his way home Sat
iaaay.
The two Lockport bands passed up
on the Alexander Sunday bound foe
the tar at Nelodia plantation and
tonk part I'D the entertainment given
winch was 2 great financial success
placing a goodly sum in the exchec.
qQff OF the ST. Charles Band.
~ we've visited by i heavy down
pour q rain last Monday.
floiian Robiclanx. Desire Forer ana
ne venerable Felicien Thibodaux have
been or the sick list this week.
q good number If tile Racelanl and
Bowie people took III tlie excursion ~
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fFe Salt Mines VIA New Iberia last
Sunday.
1he officials ri TIL Southern Pacif..
Il. II. wIl ma-t tlrlr animal iu~ltec-
ion fonr ~ tIc "rii inst. Consequent
Is q railroad and section people here.
have heen en- 4 move NH tla weeE
getting things in -tip shape.
u. j. Hirl'"S 81 Lnrkpoft passed
tlfough on Tuesday.
\ visit itrnU.h &. :. Matthew's Genr-
III Plantation gives .ur q view IT tho
itest cane crop III tii> section Of Bay
o. Laf"ufahe.
Dr. VI Harang of ~IIarauc'S Canal
will leave shortly far Raetne. Texas.
where TX expects ~ gain health from
tie pure aud ratified atmospheric Of
ttsif mountainous section of country
DnIin. his absence lis practice will te
If't ~ c!Iat1r ri Dr. Price rf Lacknorf
~lirct"r M"rvant Iti~ been engaged
h,y Leon Gn"icliaux a. thu ovelscer on
an hi> upper Ten plantation. A good
seitctl"n. y Nh. Morvant il a mat, of
many II years experience ana il
thoroughly posted i'll every detail Of
practical plantation work.
B~euregato Leblanc lad the mistor-
tire 70 lose one # ltis Young cnil-
dren Who died III Bay st. Loui, last
Monday. The remains passcd through
- Lockpoit Wednesday morning sor
ihterment 1T that place.
\ request was male ty the large
seed house Of ID. IT. Ferry & CO. of
Detroit, Mich. for samples of our m
IONS ana seed. In accordance with
THEN request j pack. = WAS EXPRESSED
them by L of onr prominent growers.
80 u can see that Lonisiana's iaicy
esenlent has ii reputation that reaches
from the extreme southern I'd the az
IRENE nnithern portion of tlis country.
Frank A. Torres 81 Bayon Bn.uf
WAS here on ii short visit Wednesday,.
HAUSTUS.
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! party Of youne iadies and gentle
men assembled at the residence If Mr.
Lovingly Leblanc last Thursday. and
thence vent to Lake Salvador. where
a most ENJOYABLE time Was spent. The
party returned Friday. and from the
merry laughter and beaming faces. one
can lHdge hat this affair was tl4
-Idrde>t event Of tie season. The.
patty was ehaper"ned by Mines. Le-
E'Eanc and B~ondeauy. Tie nartici-
Pants Wrir Misses Celeste Bonvillaln
VI Tiii odauy, Jennie Leclere and
Minnie Kennedy of New Orleans.
Elizabeth Bourgeois. Edna Leblanc.
Helena Bourgeois. Ciotilda L.vaIl.
Coiiunc Mofiilinn. >allie Williams.
Mlaa Meiarcon, Zoenaie Abribat: Dr.
:. j. Bourgeois. and Messrs. Willie
Aoriion, Edmond Bourgeois. Charles
Abflbat, q. Mathews. Ed. Dickerson.
Edwin Leblanc, VI. Bourgeois. H. La
ealde, Mike Leblanc, Lovingly Lee
Blanc. ) {. Bourgeois.
Miss Emma BonviIlain of Houma. il
visiting The Misses Melancon.
Miss Celeste BonviIIain a charming
society yoans lady OF Thibodaux, is
visiting Miss +. Bourgeois.
Miss Jennie Leclere Of New Orleans
is.the gnest Of Miss Lvall.
Miss Edna Leblanc left Monday for
New Orleans.
~ Bourgeois left Sunday for Nor
rah City on i professional visit.
Miss Lucille Foret Of Coulon was a
visitor here this week.
Miss Edna Leblanc entertained a
few 81 lIer many friends las Sunday
~ her hosiitable home. All present
had n delightful time as Miss Leblanc
Is q charming hostess. Those present
were Misses 6. Bonviliain. Minnie
Kennedy, Marin .Ayo, Helena Bonr-
aeois, Sallie Williams, Messrs. Ed
meHd Bourgeois, L. Savoie. W. Nor
%lliiten, samson Ayo. Edwin Leblanc.
II. =. y. Bourgeois.
\ RESIDENT.
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The free silver advocates Of Cat;do
parish held Il confidence last Monday
and decided by.a handsome majority
that the question of the free coinage
OF silver was a national one and ought
not to be injected into State politics.
his Is wise and patriotic and worthy
OF imitation by the free silver people
OF other parishes. Senator Blanchard
deserves much credit for bringing
about such Il state of affairs. as the op-
posite course, had it been adopted.
would have seriously tended to disrupt
the democratic party. We want no
division IN our ranks ana a good n#y
TO keep ont division is to relegate the
tree coinage question to national poll
ties where 1t properly belongs. and in
State affairs 10 give every Democrat
an equal chance. be liz for 81 against
the free coinage of silver. Let the
denagogues understand this.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-07

A foul murder was committed last
tuesday afternoon on the Bush Grove
Plantation. HE last that was seen
OF Peter Jackson alive he was enter
ln@a room with one Dallas Moore
Sometimes afterwards his dead body
was i"nned weitering in his blood.
with bloody footprints III hfs assaiI,
ant over the floor. Dallas Moore had
disappeared and at the present writ-
ting. has net teeu located. althnnnb
the sheriff instituted 4 search FIJI hin
sInce i"tsday ni4llt. 4 good des-
cfipti"n Of the murderer has bee,
cured aud It will not be lona bafa,a Ia
is brought 70 bay.
A. the deceased vas known III L,
bad a little money on him Il vas nn
80" 'hat robbery was the motive
which prompted to murder.
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CoNFIRMATfoN.-A- announced last
week, confirmation was administered
last Sunday by Asei bishop J@ans~rns
at st. J~ospphfs Catholic Church. The
ceremony tool.piace after high mass
and Has rmpressiv" and interesting.
Nj. Thomas A Badeaux and Judge l..
=. Gailionet stood sponsors for the
boys and MIs.=E. " Blake and Miss
BlafIGt, OF Ionma, lor the giils who
received the holy saciament, while
Messrs. II. \. Couion and j. J.. Aucoin
assisted by calling oat the narnes of
the applicants. There were 346 per
sons confirmed, one Of tile largest. if
not the largest, number confirmed at
one n in old st. JosePh's Church.
Tho Archbishop preceded the cere.
mony with ar eloquent sermon in
French IN which, among other things.
lie laid great stiess on tie necessity
and Importance of the education of
children and of the boys particularly.
polntedly calling the attention of pa
rents to the fact that under orr mod
ern progress and development. the
MAJ Standardization was seriously
handicapped III the race Of life and
ana not have II fair chance. After the
confirmation, he delighted the congre-
CATION with lousing sermon IN En-
glisf.-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1S:h. Judicial District Court. Parish Of
Laiourche.
Succession 3 ZephiriR Foret. dece X
ed, No. 1904 Pr0bdtes.

WHEREAS. MRS LOUISIANA BARIN.
wv widow Of Zephirin Forat. ~ ard Par
lsh. administrative OF tl.e aforesaid success
sion has rendered a final account Of her al
ministration of the aforesaid estate.
Now therefore. AL persons are hereby
warmed ard notified IL lille their opposf tons
- tile said account Ill writing uita the.
clerF OF said Court at his office ID tae town
OF Thibodaux within ten days after the first
publication hereof. otherwise tae said ae-
count will be approved and hamol0gstel III
accordance with law
(~) Witness ny haud and tie impress III
LIS NY seal IF office AZ Ihibodaux. La.
~ this the 18th day OF August. A. D..
1875. r.. =. LEGENDRE.
Uy Clerk of said Court.
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Prot. Sontag and Mr.. Lucien l..
loups, an enteIpfISius merchant OF
Latoirche. dirppcd into our SAScTuM
last Tuesday afternoon to furnish rs
new of tile fair given by the st. Chas.
Brass Band last Saturday aud Sunday.
These gentlemen are well satisfied
with the financial results If the fair
which Woald have been much better
but for the races at T~eueau's Park
winch kept many Of on people from
tile fair. Tie gross receipts amount
to 1850 ont Of which 4 neat sum will
he netted.
Socially the fair was quite a success.
several bands Of music lending thtir
and ~ is success. Tire managers 81
the fair haye requested rs to say that
they return their heartfelt thanks to
al who nave extended them a helping
hand.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-07

oHr patrons who afe indebted To the
SENTINEL, whether for Subscription or
Job work. are respectfully invited to
settle Their aittlc accounts. What
eaeh owes may SEEM Il small matter
To NM, bat a multitude of small
claims amount to great deaf to us.
Every debtors mite i'm help q rs,
and we will esteem It'll early settlement
a favor.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-07

Oh last Tuesday Congressman Price
lhaugni"ted ut P~iaqtef4iue the wofE
Which is tn bring Southwest Io1;.i.
ana closer TO- tie markets af oar me
tropolis. Stepping uiiaI the -rnt
where Tie oatl-t Il. Bavun Ptaane-
miiie is to he constructed. he. with =
ei,de,i spade. fe,tnenet! with fse coi.
ofs ri tile Republic. formally brok,
dirt for thr Ptaourminr Iar.i.. futly
3a0D peopIe.Iti + >aid Reic pTesent.
From the Picavgnes Splrnded ac-
count of the ceremony We Gull
Governor T,.t.r 14a,+., f,a.t,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-07

Mrs. I. Z. Davis, Of san Miguel,
Cal. SAYS Il am trying in 4 measur.
to repay the manufacturers of Clam
beflain's Cough Remedy for the great
good tIleir remedy has done me. For
years l was Il constant sufferer from
weak lungs and bronchial asthma. Nv
rest ut night Was disturbed ny a hack
ing cough, so that felt miserable the
greater part Of thu time. Many rem
edies recommended ~ friends were
tried, none of which proved suitable
o nay case. | did not experience anv
beneficial results until | began taking
tiamberlain'S Cough Remedy. After
two bottles Of the large size have been
used | am pleased Ia state, my health
IS better than it has been for wears.
The soreness has lett my lungs and
chest and ! a breathe easily. It has
done me so much good that | want all
who are suffering from lung troubles.
a. was, to give it Il trial.n For sale
By all druggists.
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Inch is worse, imprisonment for
life, OF a lifelong disease. like c foflla.
for example, The former. certainly
would Ne preferable were it not That
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
MANCHESTER.

Tho walls Of the skinner Memorial libra
ry in this village are completed and the
roof about on, and when the building H.
completed which will be some time in Feb
ruarN, this VILLAGE will have a building
which for it's uses will not he eXcclcd by
any I'm the state. The library which it to
he known ass above is a Cift to the village
from Mrs. Francis Skinner Willing of
Chicago. Il daughter of the late Judeo
Mark Skinner. and great granddaughter
of tho late cN-GoVeruor Eichlrd skinner
ana oN-lustice of thc supreme court. The
building stands i'm the end of the triangle
formed lN the streets leading. TO the cen
tor Nlllc" and to the seminary 1t faces
the village. Its entire dimensions are =
hN Go feet. one story high with a basement
ana covered with a hip" roof. The latter
covered with red tile. The basement is
nine fee, hiEh. I'm the north end OF the
basement is the stack room for the books
which is absolutely hrc-proof These
stacks cj@ht in number are of iron. with "a
9alietN above. They are ~ feet high Tho
ioUndstions above tho ground are Of heavy
granite for couple of fDrt to- where the
walls Join them The brick are what are
known as tn" Sayre and Fisher gray brick.
The trimmings are of Conway granite.
Iho chtranoc which faces the main street
Us through Ne@Nbulc. the floor Of which
- too in mosaic tile From the vestibulc
is the delivery room 2ONi2 feet The floor
viii 10 I'm mosaic tile THE reading room
adjoining IS y by 32 feet This room the
same as All is to be finished i'm quartcrci
oak. The floor i'm this room will ho of oak.
best quality, and highly finished ON tho
front viii be one window of three lights.
%NlS feet each of tho baSt German plate
glass one quarter inch thick The windows
on The west side will he of the same quail
ity of glass luN3 feet. Opening out of tine
1a1i "a,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
NNiIdren Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Caitorla.
When She was a Child, she cried for Castorla
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
EAST NIDDLEBURY.

Albert English has gone to WoOdstOck
whore he has found employment-F,to
Dimock. who has been i'll a the home Of
his nephew, Horace laqUee. died ON sun
day His ago was 81 years Mr. ana Mrs.
W. w. Turner recently visited relatives in
W"lIs.-Aliss Alvcrta EnSlsh has so i'm
proved as to be able to leave tho hospital
at Burlington and is with friends in that
city.-Tho funeral services of Eton Dlmocll
were held on Tuesday at p. IN. at tho
house, Rev s. W. Bidwell oficiating-
II. EldrcdGe organized a Good Tomplars
lodge at Eridport on Wednesday, evening.