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FOR t.a!gE SEED PoTATOEs-Go
to Stmr, Victor now ut the landing.
SKY 4~-Gz

! BREAKING RECoRDs.-T!ie II inch
snow fail ct February 18th broke all
records n fh" >nowfalIs that have oc-
Cured here 1T tAeiast hundred Years.
1t is Ee@ time tat III. oiGe,t iuhabl-
tants III tist up asal inform the public
When Tire @af,. III Bayou Latoarche
Vas seen At low water mark ON Feb.
luary 18th. The chances are that
to mahtttst assertion his memory
will haye=ta run back a great mahAy
years. perhaps t. the time when snoA
Tell IN tie Gin P4st4ts deep as 1t did Il
few taysaen.
These ate two records broken that
are Interesting lis having occurred in
me same month ant same veal.
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We ar indebted to friend A. E..
hofman.. WHO was clerk at the La
loarche sugar Refinery during the last
rolling Season for the following facts
soneernl1g the ont pnt OF that plant
iltle Was manufactured into sugar
NON s. 1Afap sent rs follows from Lau-
iel Grove, Trosciair x Robichaux, A.
.so''o4. and enough thirds in process
y manufacture TO cover 1900, 900
nlousseau, L. ID. White. 3.573,544 !;
meore, Levert & Morvant. 2,306,213 !;
zlilal, l.. {. Morvant. 523,757; Geor-
S,a, Albert Q. Folse & Co., 1885, 066 /;
iolaI II ,595 $3.50 pounds.
II will be seen from the above that
lore than twelve million pounds Of
sagar were manufactured at the above
s~sdnery.
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Messrs. Ferret Bfes. on the Coulon
Plantation, will not rebuild their sugar
house t!iat. was partly destroyed hy
fire last january but will pillow up
their stubble cane and cultivate rice
and corn. which, in all probability.
Will be more profitable than sugar
Aane.
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There will be IA session of the Dis
trict Court IL and FOR the Parish of
Latou:che commencing next Monthly.
Judge l.. 2. Cai'leaet presiding.
Much of tie time of the time of the
Court will probably be taken in the
various suits arising ont of the proper
distribution OF the property left by the
late Richard II. Allen OF the RienzI
plantatiop.
No suit Is entered to break the Olo-
graphic will Of lie deceased. they
being entered 10 obtain ii proper con-
structicn ard legal distribution of the
assets.
Under t'st clause in the Will speci-
flying thai tie deceased wished To nave
no lawyers engaged i'll its settlement.
thirteen legal lights viii appear lstore
the courts II sie various suits.
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n CAgsD.

Thibodaux, La Jan. 18th. 1895.
We,the undersigned having purchased the
store and business lately conducte d by L.
v. Riviere 4 Co, propose continuing tie
same line of business under the firm name
Of Henry Riviere Il Co.
Soliciting the patronage of the friends
and customers of the Old firm we remain,
Respectfully,
HENRY RIVIERE
EMILE RIVIERE,
THOS. RIVIERE.
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The Amendment to pay the sugar
producers Il bounty on the crop OF
1894 has passed the Senate by il fair
majority. tt has now to run the
gauntlet Of the conference committee
and tie House of Representatives.
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The fine weather this week has
caused PLANTERS to begin agricultural
work in aood earnest. From the little
information, so far obtained from
planters, the sugar cane has not re-
ceived much damage from the inclem-
ent weather that has prevailed since
Christmas.
The planting Of corn. cane and po-
tatoes IS late. but with favorable con-
ditions III the future. there will he
ample time to make IL good crop o.
each.
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q CHOICE SEED POTATOES-Go
]. stmr. Victor now ut the landing.

The SENTINEL extends its sympathy
d Nr. Joe Oscllwald and wife who
,op,n tie loss Of tliei: only child who
,as buried on Tuesday last.
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Husband and Son
Impure Blood, Eoils, Car
buncEes, Rheumatism
Perfectly Cured by Hoods.

sc. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
My husband was afflicted with bells for eig,h:
years. lie received several prescriptions from
different physicians but did not realize any bene-
lit from the medicine. Last spring his neck was
nearly covered with little boils which would
break and run a little and then heal only fol
others to take their place. They grew in mum
Der and size until they turned to carbuncles. He
began to think they would kill him. Everything
the doctors did seemed to
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The levee that has been IN process
reconstruction for several months on
he Rienzi plantation opposite 1hibo-
1aux. was completed Il few days ago,
mil meal 20 be "a substantial work.
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Il Mr.. {. 4. Clauaet, OF the s.. Ber-
lard plantation above Ihibodaux. has
Just opened u fist class DAIRY and is
renaled To furnish the public with
he lnest quality of milk. cieatn cheese
and butter We return tiaaks for IL
ample h.tt'e of milk brought lis on
Yesterday morning. -
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Work on the water works plant, de.

Work on the water works plant, de-
layed nY nnpropitious weather, has
been progressing rapidly during the
lhst ten days. The conducting pipes
are neatiY al in position, the tall and
Ehaudsotde saoEe stack is completed.
te pumping machinery Is receiving
its final touches and The water tower
i beipr mildly built
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The new Bank is nearly completed
i the outside. When finished. it
viIl be orc Of the handsnmest edIiices
= Bayon Latourche and an ornament
h the town.
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Aggravate the Disease.

He at last bought a bottle of Hoods Sarsapa-
rila and when he had taken half of it his neck
was well and he has had but one pimple since.
"The remainder of the medicine l gave to my
twelve year old boy Willie Massey who had
been afflicted with rheumatism from his infancy,
SO badly that I feared he would always be a
cripple. He could not run and play like the
other children. After he had taken q half bottle
of Hoods Sarsaparilla ii seemed to do him so
much good that we concluded to give it a far
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FOE SAL.

- AaA slaves for Barrels and 5000 head
sOsCUU ings FIR sanc-anp1y t..
Ill. Tli i.EAi L co.
T~hibudaux 25th 1875. TilDodaux, La.
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mo Gallons C.stcrn So. 1000 Gallons, SO
riggs i 6i Pertiido st. New Orleans
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PERSONALS.

Father Lctiily of Lockport is very III
with barely IA hope of recovery.
MIR. Omer Patnro CT Crowley La,
was Il visitor in Thibodaux this week.
Mr.. Frantz Zernot who has been i'll
at the Touro Intimarv for two weeks
Is reported to be slowly improving.
Mr.. Edward Pugh of Donaldsonville
was in Thibodaux on Wednesday,, at
tending to some legal business.
DR.. R.Edvin Mcbride came NJ
from New Orleans Oh Thursday for II
short visit. He IS studying at Tulane
Medical Institute.
Mrs. IN. Mcbride and her two
little daughters passed Marai Cras IN
~Thibolaux, guests of Mrs. S. +. Grie-
mere
Miss Eelma Roger from Greenwood.
spent several days in Thihodanx tt1~
Wee'7, the guest of Miss Mary Roth on
St. Louis Street.
The friends OF Hon. l. D. Moore
were pleased to see him in Tiiih,daux
this week. He Is always welcome here
where he has resided SO many years.
Mr.. wv. Knobloch Deputy Clerk
Of the District Court who has been i'll
for several weeks is again mt his post
The Court House looks lonesome
when VIII is potin it.
Mr.. August Levert, a prominen
planter, and State Senator from Baton
Rouge, accompanied by Miss Lont~e
Roger of Greenwood, made the SENT
MEL office Is Pleasant call during the
week. -
Hon. Lawrence kraemer. of the
Malagay settlement and formerly All
efficient member of the Police Jury
from Ward 6, and at present member
af The Parish School Board was in
Thl5odaux on Wednesday,. looking
after the interest of the public schools
in his portion of the parish.
Mai. st. Grisamore, p. G. NJ. will
leave OF Monday next for Baton Rouge,
Is Representative from Excelsior
Lodge No. "a l. Q. Q. F.. in the session
of the Grand Lodge Of the |. o. 0. f.
Of the Jurisdiction of Louisiana thai
will open on Tuesday March ), and
continue III session two or more days.
This will be the first session nf that
body ever held outside of New Or
leans.
>-
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Is being aFidiy built,
Y;}TK MONEY.

d in Il good hank. Time deposits
draw Interest and The s!naiieS. am
ouni will open an account. Bank
OF h~ib0daux.
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When Bahss was sick, we gave her Castoria.
Nhtasze sa C.,:!1, Size criAd for eassoria.
When She became Hiss, She chung to Castoria.
When She I'D Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Notice.

Town COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Thtbn. daux. La, Jan. stu 1885.
fCI1E TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF
ThibodauX are hereby notified that
all mp did tJxcs foI the year lSa4 bear inter
est ut the rate OF 2 90 per multh from the
lst ot January, 1895. il. j.. NAQUIN,
Town Collector
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NEWS.
rEUPIILEDlD SCHEDULE.
Tu1.opAuX BRANCH ROAD.

Dena,tures. - Arrivals *.
y. -e 500 a. M. No. 81. .9:l5 a. m.
* 1850 g 59.12:5O p. m.
,n 3.1Dp.m. i" i ..5:20 s..
- Nails.
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DIG BUFFALO.

Mr.. Editor we have to report
the death of the youngest
son of Mr.. @. w. Stutler an old
soldier who has the sympathy Of
the entire neighborhood in this
sad bereavement. The young
man was about l9 years of age.
and last Wednesday he went on
horseback to DIR. Halterman's.
about six miles, as he was not
feeling well and when he got
there he was taken worse and
had to be taken back the same
evening in a buggy. The doctor
found a bad case of diabetes ;
said he could do nothing for him
and predicted that he would not
live until Sunday. He died Fri.
day evening and his body was
consigned to mother earth on
Saturday to await the resurrec-
ton morn.
The cattle and lamb shippers
who engaged under the business
BOOM published by the papers
from time to time are now tax.
ing their stock up at greatloss.
If there even was such a "busi-
ness boom a reaction has
taken place at once. S. D.
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EST UNION.

Judge Maxwell now spends
muck of his time at West Union.
Jos. Cheuyront is moving into
his new residence in the West
end.
In many ways the moral condi,
ton of West Union has been i'm
proved greatly.
S. A. Van Horn, formerly of
this county, met with a very sad
accident at Weston on Monday.
He was feeding a rip saw when
ms hand got caught, cutting off
his thumb and forefnger and
badly decorating the remainder
of his right hand. Record.
Judge Jacob signed an order
here during the recent session of
court appointing Hiram Under
wood, G. b. Rtggle and j. r.
Haught, of Tyler county, Jacob
Bennlnger, NJ. Chapman and A.
A. Bee, of this county, commits.
sioners to settle the disputed
boundary lines between Tyler
and Doddridge.
II. "A. Black. of Parkersbnrp
has taken the contract for the
erection of Senator Fairs resi-,
dence. It's understood that the
contract price is in the neighbor.
hood of $4,000. Work is to be.
gin at once and the building com.
pleted by the first of April.
1t has been said FOR some time
that Col. r. II. Freer would be
before the next Republican
Judicial convention as ID candi.
date for the nomination for Judge.
When the Colonel was asked as
to the truth of the statement,
while here this week, he would
neither deny nor affirm the re-.
port, saying it was a little too
early TO talk politics.
Mrs. DR.. Griffin and children
have returned froma three weeks
visit to Harrison county relatives.
w q. Herald.
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GOD HOPE.

Ham Edwards was bitten on
the hand recently by a copper.
head snake.
Bud Allen received an ugly
wound in the hand some time
since by the explosion of a gun
she'll. He will soon be able to
resume work.
Henry Sandy and Miss Mary
King were married near here
last Sunday. They have the
best wishes of the neighborhood.
Farmers are cutting their hay
which is not more than a hall
crop.
The principal portion Of the
threshins in this community has
been done. Wheat has turned
out beyond the expectation of the
people.
Little Edna, infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hall, OF
Freemausburg, Lewis county,
was recently visiting her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.Law
near here, and took i'll and died
from the effect of summer com.
plant at the re .idence OF Mr..
Law. She was highly esteemed
by all who knew her. Her many
friends have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Mr.. Jonas McConkey, Of Co
burn, Braxton county, visited
friends here recently. NJ.
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PROGRAMME.

OF the 10th Annual Sabbath
School Convention of Harrison
county, to be held in Baptist
church at sardis, August 9th
and 2sth, 1895
TUESDAY afternoon
300 Devotional Exercises led III the
President; Topic, Soul hunger
and soul food. ps. S4f-i2.
2:30-Address Of Welcome, Chester
Ogden.
Response by j. Ed Law.
3:O0-The true and ultimate aim OF
Sabbath School Work, Rev. l..
w. Holden.
32O-Folding. Holding and aioIding
the Scholars, Rev. J. a. Ham.
mond.
$40 The necessity OF trained teachers
Prof w. N. Blair.
General discussion and appoint
ment of Committees.
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Wednesdau Morninn

y
300 Devotional Meeting; Topi q;
Obedience to God. Dent. 81 30.
Rev. 3. ID. w. King.
o:3O-Adresses The Teacher 1st. His
preparation, ]. W. Love I'd. His
work in class, Rev. II. r. Hess;
Bird. His personal influence, Ed.
T. L. Gardiner.
10:2O-The study of the Bible as a
means OF Christian development,
Rev. Geo. a. Doyle.
10 40 Paper; How can young peoples
societies aid theSabbath School,
Miss Clara James.
II 90 Address; Why should Sabbath
School hibernateP Rev. Taylor
Richmond.
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r UMBERPORT.

Rev, T. Richmond and wife re-.
turned home Saturday from Fair
mont.
Born July both to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Lee, a boy.
Rev. Edgell of Brown preach
ed here Sunday.
Mr.. T. D. Carter, of Weston,
was here on business Monday.
Miss Lizzie Riblett was in
Clarksburg Tuesday.
Miss Iva Swiger has returned
home from an extended visit to
Rock Camp.
James McDermott has moved
his saw mill to this place in con
nection with planning mill.
Miss Iva Drummond, of Lam.
berts run was visiting Mr.. Laura
Davis last week.
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I)oIA.

Henry Swiger was circulating
among. friends at Brown, Sun
day.
Miss Jennie Pigott has return
ed from West Union, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Again we see our genial friend
James Knox on the streets. Mr.,
Knox is making quite a reputa-
ton as a photographer and a
credit to our town.
John Swiger is in Wetzel coun.
ty where he will reside for some
time.
Dat crops are good.
Our telephone line is expected
to be completed in a few days.
Ira Swiger is quite frequent
caller at the brick house in the
West end of town.
Farmers are busy making hay.
Este Robinson was seen onour
streets Sunday.
A number from this place at
tended the funeral services of
Elias Swiger at Brown Sunday.
Railroad fever does not seem
10 be so much of an epidemic as
it was some time previous.
Quite a number of our boys
have joined the Sons of Veter-
ans, Boys you have done a wise
and noble act. 1t was the veter-
ans that made our country. The
veterans that preserved it. This
act shows the pluck, energy and
heroism that still exist IN the
young men Of the growing gen.
Grafton, and the respect that they
have for those that gave US in
dependence. Phil.
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GALEM.

Owen Davis has moved his
family into his new dwelling.
Misses Hattie and Mamie Of
futt have gone to Glenville
where they will engage in the
millinery business.
Born to Willie Davis and wife
on The 9th, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mallory
left Wednesday for New York.
They will be gone about two
weeks and will visit Chatauqua
Lake and Crystal Beach during
their absence.
Rev. T. S. Gardiner and wife
returned from Webster Springs
this week.
Quite a number of our people
went to Jarvisville last Saturday
to witness the shooting of the
gas we'll there with one hundred
quarts of glycerine.
Mrs. j. Parker, of Center Point
is in town the guest of her sister
Mrs. Geo. Ross.
Miss Sadie Martin has return
ed from an extended visit to
friends at Shinnston.
Mrs. Alec. Zeck and daughter
Pansy, ofGrafton, are the guests
of Mrs, Zeck's sister, Mrs, o. L.
Rohrbaugh.
Harmon Drummond and wife,
of Lambert's Run, was visiting
friends in town last week.
Miss Lucy Morrison is visiting
her sister Mrs. o. L. Flowers.
The trustees of the Salem Pub
lie School have employed as
teachers for the coming term G.
R.Ogden, Prin. /; Edward Whetzel,
First asst; Miss Meta Wilson,
Second asst; and Miss Eta
Bumgardner, Third asst. X.
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Night

Devotional Exercises; Subject:
Everything for God. Luke
1858, Hon. j. w. Hess.
500 Addresses; 1st. The purpose and
possibilities of Sabbath School
Work, Rev. L. E. Williams.
I'd Sabbath School Workers
as fishers of men, Prof u. /.
jenkins.
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=. + Nay to 9. =. Ashcraft, j
lot; Eagle.
S y. Davis to w. w. Ash, /
lot; Tenmile.
Serena Copenhaver to David
Copenhaver. 72a; Eagle.
r. T. Lowndes to B. F. Robin
son, / lot; Clark.
John Greathouse to Mary
Greenhouse, 5sa. 119p, Elk,
John ]. Davis com'r to T. W!
Harrison, 8 lots; Simpson.
W. T. Hess to j. W. Leonard,
3s IS 10oa coal; Clay.
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~


erCorrespondents must write all
proper names plainly. We can guess at
almost anything except q proper name
and have hopes Of being correct
Long letters concerning unimportant
matters will not be published.
Most reporters think they must write
D long letter or none. Such make Sc
r;cus mistake.
II yon only have one item and that
only makes three lines, send it on and
! don't try TO add q page TO it.
Always sign your real name some
where.
We want your letters not later than
Wednesday. ED.
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Benefits of gnIs Convention !.

Mr. Dan Ogden and sister. Miss
Jennie, were calling on friends
in Adamston Sunday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cunningham and
little daughter, Pearl. are visit
ing in Monongah and Fairmont
this week.
Miss Kate Flowers returned
home last Sunday from Lumber
port, where she has been visiting
friends.
We are sorry to report the i'll.
ness of Miss venie Hagerty
Miss Cora Lynnville is visiting
friends at Wallace this week.
Mr.. Basic Swiger and sister,
Miss Flora, were calling on
friends in Wilsonburg Sunday.
Festival August 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swiger, of
Salem, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Robey.
BLUE EYED ALICE"
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A schoolboy asked TO define
the word sob whispered out:
1T means when a Teller don't
want to cry and it bursts out
ITSELF
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There is one medicine that will cure
Immediately, We refer to De wits
Collie and Cholera Cure for ali summer
complaints. No delay, no disappoint-
meat, no failure, Sold by Criss. 90
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Premium lists of the coming
fair can be had by calling at any
bank or at the Secretary's office
in OIarksburg. 34td
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ESTABLISHED 1889. INCORPORATED 1892.
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Afternoon.

1889 Devotional Services; Topic: The
convention of Paul. Acts 9:1-ls,
Henry Wickenhofer.
300 Statiscal report by Sec'y Illus.
trated and discussed.
Report Of Committees and cleo
ton of officers.
2:40- Address The Sabbath School as
an educator, J. N. David, ESQ.
Address Spirituality the. I'M
portant element OF Sabbath
School work, Rev. B. B. Evans
Benefits OF THIS Convention to
rou.
H. D. BouGHNER, Pres.
HARVEY w. HARMER. Sec'y.
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Mrs. ]. d. Hornor is on the
sick list this week.
j. B. Morgan is also sick.
vIcI.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-02

clarksburg Fair Sept. 8. 4 & 5.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-02

Bananas, oranges and fruits OF
all kind at Fourth street market,
Clarksburg. 1924.