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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-10
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE
~ No.
E.. i and u. Hunter.

TNAKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
! ard ny virtne Of the uihoIit ia ME
vested by the Constitution and laws of the
state III Lonisiana, | nave seized and will
offer Tor sale at pubic auction pursuant 10
law to the last and highest bidder on rhe
premises situated in this parish on the right
hank OF Bayou Lafourche at about fort, five
miles below the town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY AUGUST cath 1895.
bet ween the hours of II o'clock a. NJ. and j
O'Clock p. m the following described prom
erty belonging to defendants, to.wit:5
All the contents Of a certain fl atboat. con-
slstlng OF goods. wares and merchandise
now being aud living in the Bayou La forrche
at eerdIhand Rarilleaux's landing on TIE
right bank Of Bayou Latourcle at about As
miles below the town OF Tbibodaux, the said
property having been seized to satisfy Tie
payment OF the State and Parish licenses.
and penalties due by said defendants for
coniuctlLg a retail merchandise store and as
retail liquor dealer. for the year 1895. which
licenses and penalties amount to the sum Of
One Hundred aud Sixty-eight Dollars. The
SAID property To be sold in accordance with
law and without the benefit of appraisenent
Tor Cash in Y. 5. Currency. unless all a,n-
cunts due be paid before tile dav of sale.
JAMES REAgY.
Sheriff of LafOurche,
August 10th. 1895.
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Last Sunday the Heller Band, al
ff"nma. stole away from the fair, and
Wenied their way to the home OF
Judge CaIll"uet for the purpose of SER
tnading him. The band boys took
the Judge completely by surprise a. he
was just coming out with his children
on his wav to the fair when they reach
ct his residence. But when tie band
had discussed one Of lis prettiest pie
ces IN It's repertory. the genial Judge
had sufficiently recovered from his
snr1lIse 70 return his heartfelt
thanks and to exterd to the boys IL
cordial welcome into bis home where
Si,t.y We're duly entertained. 1t prov
81 10 tie All enjoyable episode aud
all "ese we'll pleased,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court. Parish, y,
LatOurche.
Frank Barker rs. No. 31O9 Mrs
Harry d. Lambert mite of W. y.
Hardng.

NOTICE; THAT ACTING Under
: ana oy virtue of an order Of seiznre and
sale emanat'ng from the above entitled
Court IN the above entitled aud nur haraJ
SUIT; have seized and will offer for saIa ~
pune auction pursuant to law to the Iast
ahu hlShest bidder, ut the Court House IN
the town OF Thibodaux, On ~
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1895.
etween the hours of II O'clock a m -, ,
o'clock pm, the following described mon
erty, tO-wit: prop-
A certain tract of land situated in tho D.
: ! Lalourche on the right bank of Bavou
town of Thibodaux measnrina ~" ~ une
front more or less on said Ravon hr pnamn..ss
afpents III d pth, bounded above by iarJJ "
Mrs. Joseph Gonzales and below nv ianI e
Mrs. !1opofe !ieriot. together with ali ~
buildings and improvements thereor an n
TUE rights and privileges thereunto belop W
of pay anu sa,isfy the sum of ~ the snm
vi rour hundred and Fifty Dollars. toaethnn
with eight per cent per annnm nv. tose.her
January lst 1870 till paid, less the SIM ~
0he hundred and Thirty seven ana s1,,oa
Do'lars PAD July 2lst 1891. Toe,ther dvU
zen per cent on the aggregate of nr;n Mi.h
ahu interest AS attorneys fres. ~ p
amount oi Indebtedness to be also erad;.a3
pa o. ,soH h"nated Dollars paid Februarr
orc lo92. ana Ei9hty-tive dollars maid -
mi $50, both Of the last two aprll
having been made since the HI, " rhehts
sui,' ana " all costs OF these nrncaoa
'nu winch SAID amount as aforesaid ,ss'
cured ny act of mortgage with venJnr,a Sc
.fae passed before Charles jacob ia Hill
Depnly Clerk OF Court Ex-otfic;n TToatther
i, "'''o oh the 18Th day OF March 1889. S
,Julv 9Th 1905. JAMES BEARY.
oherltf Of Lafourche
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Ihibo1nus 5cntiucI.
SATURDAY AUGUST 10 1893.
TIE FAIR.

The grand fair gi'en by III" Ihloo
danx Band came off last Saturday ana
Sunday a%ccndins "a programme. not
w%ithstandine the heavy rainfall 81
Saturday aud Sunday morning. II
proved boil, d social and financial sac-
cess. On Sunday the Heller Brass
Band came fran Honma. with quite Il
crowd from our sister town. and tue
Berthe Band from Assumption. the +.
Z. Lee Band from Pugh and the st.
Charles Ban'l from Latnurche Crossing
also put in their appearance. During
the day and way into the night, these
bands with the Thihcdaux Band, al
ternateiy RECALLED the surging crowds
with the choicest pieces in their res
ptctive repositories.
The gross proceeds reached ome
thing 10 the neighhorhood of $3.50 and
it is expected that between $50 ant!
$500 will I e ne.ted.
This1sd6ing right well considering
the times and especially the iuclemen,
weather and reflects credit on the
promoters at the fair. Much Of the
credit for this success is due to Mr.. II.
w. Tabor who was entrusted with the
general management.
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Mr.. c. G. Strong, principal of the pub.
lie schools at Anderson. CAL, saws :
II have used Chamberlain's Pam Balm
and have fonnd it an excellent remedy
for lameness and slight wounds.n
Lameness usually results from A
sprain, or ":ler injury. or from rheu-
matism, tor which Chambcrlain;s Pain
Balm is especially intended and nm
eqnalled. 1t affords almost immediate
relief and in q short time effects a per-
manent cure. For sale by all Drug
gists.
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A ~OFLOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court, Parish of
Lafuurche
Julius Meyer IS. No.. 3O51 A. JOLIET
Jr. 4; Go.

TAkE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
= and by virtue OF a writ Of Fferi Facia,
emanating from the above entitled Court n
the a Dove entitled and numbered case. have
seized and will offer for sale at public auc.
ton. pursuant TO law, to the last and highes,
bidder at the Court House in the town Of
Thibodaux on "
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1895,
between the hours OF III O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock p. ~. the following described prop.
ertv. tO-wit:
All the rights title and interests of the de
1encants, A. JOLIET Jr. e. Co., being the und;.
vided fve-sixths in aud to the Tbibodamx
Sentinel newspaper comprising presses. TIVE.
paper enter. blank printing paper, ink. and
everything appertaining to said newsnaner
the whole now living and being on the upner
moor or second story of ths building II The
south East corner Of Main and ST. ph;l;n
Streets in the Town Of Thibodaux.
Terms of sale. Cash to pay and satisfy the
principal, interest, and all costa in the above
suit. oo'o
JAMES BEARY.
July 9th. 1895.
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a Zig fair will be in full blast in
H"nma n-mnlrow under the auspices
Of tie Heller Bass Band Of our sister
town.
Trairsnill take people from our town
and tack at leifuccd rates. 1t il ru-
m"rtd that The TAibodanx Brass Band
Will return the compliment to the
HELLER Brass Band and it is expected
that y fts'ectahie contingent of our
citiz~"s will accompany the band.
Now for fun, boys.
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On last Wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock il New Orleans. Attorney Cen
etal Vi. j, Cunningham was married
to Miss Emma Mai Blnuin. daughter
Of Capt. Bi"tin. The mide is SAID to
be d the lovely Creole type, aged
Only 10. ana possessed of much grace
Of mind aud hedy. The marriage is
quit" romantic one. the cnurtship
having begun in the Attorney Gener-
ais law office where the bride at one
time held The post Of >tenosrapher ami
iype writer.
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The proposed COW ordinance is nov
pending before the council. 1t prohib-
It's the running at large all cows, calves
and bulls to take effect on the list OF
January next.
Mr.. j. L. Ancoin proposed a substl.
tute which aims at preventing only Vi
clons and predatory animals from
roaming the streets. The substitute
will reach all cases from which we
have suffered IN the past. Under it vi
clous animals, animals Which break
FENCES or open gates, or otherwise
force an entrance into Enclosures will
have to be kept in under penalty of
inc or forfeiture. There are some
crudlties in the substitute which could
be smoothed down and, then. it seems
TO us It VIII answer our present need
oetter thai the original. We hope
the council will take this view of the
subject.
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1t seems that in our n%eial,bminn
parish of Assumption the agitation
o:er the proposal to sHbmit the cues
ton OF All extra TAX 10 the people is
waxing wartl. The majority of the
committee IL canvass the Signatures
of fax payers to tie petition asking fnl
an election. prayed fef morp time ia
assure themselves that the petition
contained The required number Ut
BONA .tde tax payers signatures Tile
friends of the railroad construed this
as an adverse movement and innle-
diately some ill-adv;Scd one began
abusing the the committee. The abuse
and vituperation must have been great.
since the Pioneer saw fit to call a halt
to 1t, and to defend the Committee.
The Pioneer is right there are too
many small people in this world. wlso.
Judging others by their W low stan
dard, are ever ready to ascrihe low
and sordid motives tie officials tile mo-
ment these differ from them. 1t is
time these common detamers should
be taught a lesson.
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1t can hardly he claimed that Miss
F'agler Of Washington y. C. did a
brave thing when she shot and killed 4
,eero boy of fifteen because lie was
stealing her peaches. BOYS of that age
whether white or black. have little
discretion when it comes to gratifying
their appetite and to cruelty shoot
one down for silch q peccadilIo as I'll Is
poor lcy was guilty Of denotes the
blacklist y ola heat. Miss Flag
Ter should be made to face a Jury for
her unwa,rantel action.
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We learn from the New Iberia En-.
terprise that Mr.. l.. O. Brumtield and
Miss Lena Davenport Of Lockpor,
were joined in marriage at the former
place on last Monday week. The
groom is the principal Of the Lockport
Public School and one If the foremost
teachers of the parish and a gentleman
of genial disposition. The bride is
. Of Lockport's fairest daughters
and will no doubt adorn the home
which she has been chosen to help
build. We extend the happy couple
our congratulations and sincerest
wishes for happiness and prosperity in
their new life.
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"A drowning nan will cateI at :
straw" See how patriotic the sounG
money men Of New York are. The,
have arranged with the press ~associa.
ton to furnish plate matter free tc
those WIN viii use it. This Is the kind
OF fight they are making against tree
coinage. This is what we term patri-
otto nnseltishness. ana what they call
a campaign Of education on the money
qnestion.-Lake Charles Echo.
Reading this on the editorial mage
we turned over the paper and lo! on
the outside pages Of the esteemed Echo
We find no less than four columns of
plate matter prepared under the aus
pices of the silver bugs. Truly this is
magnificent, but it is not consistency.
What is unpatriotic for the .gold
bugs" can scarcely be applauded as
being patriotic in the silver bugs
Baton Rouge 4drOcate.
Don't blame the Echo, friend 4dro-
cate; perhaps its Editor had not read
It's plate matter when he dashed off
his smart little sqaib. But, seriously,
there is too much recrimination in the
discussion of the money question.
Why should a paper be twitted be-
cause it publishes matter prepared on
the subject eithe, by the sound money
people Or by the free silverites. Let
us weigh the meat in the arguments
presented by either side. and let the
cooks alone. That is, if our aim be
to arrive at a correct solution
of the problem which ncerns all in
timately.
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Everybody is awaiting with anxiety
BowleI's decision on the bounty ques-
ton. 1t is a great setback to many of
our planters, and an adverse decision
will sorely try, if not ruin, some of
them. Bowler may be a great man,
but then there are several kinds of
greatness. One may De great for coed
or great for evil Bowler's greatness
is of the last kind mentioned.
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Last MONDAYS P;couuoe con+o;

Last Mondays Picoyune contained
. two column article abou. the life
and death Of the late Pierre Amant
LeJeune, il centenarian who had fought
under jackson at the battle of New
Orleans. The Pics scribe seems to
delight in calling onr town q village.
and putting pigeon English in the
mouth of every citizen he claims to
have met IN his quest for information.
The aforesaid scribe. was most unfor-
tunate in meeting NC one who spoke
good English. Had lie sought for in
formation among the intelligent class
of our citizens he would have been
welcomed in good Englisl, and perhaps
saved much trouble.
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ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE
BAY ST. LorIs, Miss.

This College is situated on the Gnlf
Coast 80 miles from New Orleans Oh
the l.. & n. r. Il.
The course Of studies is extensive
and comprises four departments: Pre-
paratoty. Commercial, Scientific and
Classical. The mathematical and sci
entitic training is made i special oh-
jet while the literary culture ianpart-
ed fits Young men for business or the
professions. No effort will be spared
to make il equal t" the hest.
At both the Paris and Chicago En-
positions the exhibits Of this College
received medals.
The next session begins Tuesday,
Sept. Sd.
FoI terms and particulars. address
the President. 20 1T.
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we hear of a memorial being

we hear of a memorial being circu-
lated among our citizens, addressed to
the town Council, protesting against
the adoption Of the proposed ordinance
prohibiting cows. etc, from r%nnnino
at large. That Is the way to do it: if
our citizens, or any great portion OF
them, are opposed to the measure. il
is noe only their privilege but their
dtty' eofh to themselves and to their
representatives, the mayor and trus-
tees, to express their views and wish
es to the latter. The MAYOR and
trustees are all representative citizens
and honorable men who will no Doubt
seek to do the peoples will ana sub-
serve the peoples best interests.
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Erysipelas, Swollen Limbs, Bad
Sores, Scales and Scabs on the legs
have been entirely cured by P. P. p,
the most wonderful blood medicine Of
the day.
A course Of P. P. p. will Danish all
bad feelings and restore your health
to perfect condition. It's curative
powers are marvellous. If out of sorts
and in bad humor with yourself and
the world, take p. p. P. and become
healthy and rational.
Abbott's East India Corn Paint re-
moves quickly all corns, bunions and
warts without pain.
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At Spring Valley H., negro miners
committed such outrages upon some
Italian miners that the latter lost
their patience and made an onslaught
upon the negroes with terrible result.
Several negroes lost their lives and
the 'Iotlng ran nigh. The ndgroes of
Chicago and Peoria were much
wrought up over the matter and
threatened to go down in armed bod
les to avenge their brethren. A war
OF races in Illinois and the negroes
getting the worst oft, What will the
bloody shirt organs of the North sayt to
this?
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Crazy street is waiting % have it's
name changed. When its residents
are asked the name of their street thew
are ashamed to own it. That street
has eSl elienced some improvements
lately and the owners of lots along il
ought TO he spared the humiliation of
announcing its name. Let the town
council act on the matter. Who will
suggest some appropriate name Let
all try send your suggestions to the
SENTINEL.
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The corn is about made and la n
generally good and large crop. There
are some localities where the yield will
be considerably below that exp' ct"d
earlier in the season, bnl in O.he: Sec
tions the crop promises to be ve'y
large, am, with the increased acreage
to corn this season. u large yield is
assured.
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THE STATE OF LOUIS
18th judicial District Court Pa
Lafourche.
Mrs. c.. 0. Rousseau d al al
3107, Francois Ledet 4; 4

TNAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING
4 and bv virtue OF 4 writ of n.
Gins emanating from the above
Cnurf, IN the above entitled and
ed case, | have seized aud will offer
at pubic auction pursuant to law
last and highest bidder at the Conr-
in the town Of Ihihoiaux. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10th. Is
between the hours OF II o'clock a. nd
O'Clock y. m, the following described
tv, to-wit:
One grey horse. y mare mule,
mule rice cart. | Avery pillow. 3 obi
one lot nf harness. cart-sa,idle and hr. !
| riding saddle. | ii. chloe cultiva.or.
hoe cuirlvator.
Terms of sale Casl, TO pay and SAT,
principal, interest and all costs ia the
suit.
JAMES BE
July 9th, 1893. Shetiff Of Lat
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that did not readily yield to this
remedy. My wife had been, previ-
Gus to our marriage, an invalid for
years. She had a prejudice against
cathartics, but as 500 as she began
to use Ayers Pills her health was
restored"
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QEpAI A"c 1-p-12A awarded this seI
worlds Columbian ENnos ti,n, for grea
lence and improved IGr, . t. iii I:ook- /
making over ln awa-l- by 6rn.rir;
Foreign ENpositions. Has English. 40
and Shorthand schools.
For 80 years renowned for its High
Courses, P~hilosophic Systems, Ad
Accounting, Practical and Ethica.
lures.
1t practices no charlatanism, and
no false statements and alluring prom
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thousands Of its students are leaders III
of business.
Commercial Cours" Guaranteed J
and Superior TO any other IN the United
Write for FREE Specimen PAGES af
Great Work, 7l6 PIP, on iiook keeping.
Address: GEO. S01Ls SONS. New Or
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perseverance,
SAW-MTTI.
4 miles below Lafourche CROSSING.
-. GOSSTN, Il .

HolC ROUGH AND DRESSED rUn.E,
- telling, Moulding. Flooring. S LhinIh
&C. always on hand or sawed to ortierI 10
~ s1loIt notice, 1T lnwest prices, ana deIiyepnd
All orders promptly attended to. ,n,1r
A.. GOSSIN, proprietor
~Laiourche Crossing, p. o. La.
5-ll 50 Typ. -
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Hyou are feSnr1
out of sorts. wed
and generally e
.a;usted, nefvou|
have no arpeii|
and can't wott
begin at ~onceta1
''g the mostreli1
bic strengthenirI
medicine hich]
Browns Iron Ell
tiers. A few Dol
ties Cure-b ened
comes from IN
first DOSE
7"' stair 5ai1
feStl ana III |
p~leasant 10 taxi
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Over Thirty Years
Without Sickness.

Mr.. H. WETTsTEIN, a well-known,
enterprising citizen of Byron, ILL.,,
writes: Before | paid much atten-
ton to regulating the bowels, I
hardly knew a well day; but since l
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AYERS

Pills, l have not had
one days sickness
for over thirty years
nat onn nAAnolx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-20
Dirigo Telephone Co.'S Growing Business.

Manager o Brien of the Dirigo Tele-
phone Company told Journal reporter,
yesterday, that new switch board bad
been ordered and he expects to have the
new exchanges in Hnllowell and Gardiner
in running order within a few weeks
Regarding the extension of the line to
Waterville and points north he said he
was not at liberty TO make any statement
now but was sure such line would Sc
cure many subscribers. Instruments
have been put in the following places, not
mentioned on the cards recently issued:
Hotel johnson. Johnsons cigar store,
Augusta electrotpye foundry, Western
Union Telegraph Office Weber & Cages
mill, and the residences OF c. A. Price.
Frank Small, H. II. Harvey, Joseph
Williamson, Jr.. Leslie Cornish Manley
Nichols, DIR. Gadreaus residence and
office, A. W. Cases printing office, Perez
val Bros grocery and A. d. Wards resi-
dence