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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-10
PERSONALS.

Miss Mamie Thibodaux, visited New
Orleans this week.
Mr.. Ridley KnObl0ch, Of Raceland.
spent . day in town this week.
MIR. II. G. Chol made = flying busi-
ness trip to New Orleans, yesterday.
Col. w. H. Price visited New Iberia
this week at the request of the Hon.
K. +. Broussard.
Mr.. Albert j.. Trone has gone to
Abbeville in tie interest of his insur-
ance business.
Mr.. Will Jones, Of Taliieu, and Nr.
Clarence c. Barton, of Little Texas.
were in town lsst Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Allan, Of New Orleans
is visiting her many relatives and
friends of this town.
Mts. E. f. knnbloci, Of Raceland.
accompanied 10y her daughter Judith,
spent last Tuesday here.
Mr.. Emile OschwaId left for New
Orleans, on last Sunday aud returned
home last Wednesday.
Messrs. Eddie Rndrigue and Philip
Leblanc If PaincOurtville spent last
Sunday in town.
Messrs. Scuddy and Henry Frost
having secured positions in Mobile,
Ala. left Sunday for that city.
Misses Efie Frost aud Francis NAL
hiot, left Thursday to attend the
State Normal School at Natchitoches.
Mr.. Ilsley F. Boudreaux bartender
of the Gem Saloon spent last Sunday
with his parents on Bayou du Large,
Terrebonne Parish.
Miss Alice Daabige, of New Orleans,
lett last Monday for her home, after a
two weeks ~soiOurn in our town as the
guest of Miss Vivian Knobloch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bernhard re-
turned from their bridal tour last Sun
day and are now comfortably installed
in their ne = home on Narrow Street.
Mrs. Charles w. Grisamore, Of the
city Of Mexico, is here or a visit to her
relatives and friends Of her youth.
She is accompanied by her little son
Carroll.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Scott Williams and
family returned home, Friday. Mrs.
| Williams aud children from West
Baton Rouge, aud Mr.. Williams from
Tennessee.
Mrs. E. A. O'Su;livan after spending
some time with her children, at the
home of her parents, Major and Mrs
C. Lagarde Of Leighton plantation. re-
turned this week to her home in New
Orleans.
Charming Miss Lucille Reveillon, 81
Lafayette, after spending weeks here
as the guest If Miss Bertha Naquin
the accomplished daughter Of Mr.
Ozeme Naquin, left for home las
Wednesday, accompanied by Miss Ma
quin.
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FEW SENTENCES.

Court adjourned last Saturday after
noon, after a continuous session from
the first Monday III September. There
were many convictions for minor Of
lenses, which were disposed IF by fine
or imprisonment during the term.
AT the close of the term, the accused
convicted of graver offenses were
sentenced by Judge C%aillOnet to va
rous terms of imprisonment, as fol-
lows:
Edward Harris. horse stealing and
larceny 1.-TWO cases). P%enitentiary five
years and three months.
Berry Green. shooting with intent
to con. nit murder. P~enitentiary
twenty years.
Fanny Castle and Mary Augustus,
c~ut,in. with intent tn murder. Peni-
Tertiary five years.
James Smith obtaining money under
false ~pretenses. Peniteptiary l year.
FL iah Riggan. assault with intent to
kill. Parish Prison twenty days.
Eddie Anderson, assault. fifteen
DAYS Parish Prison and So fine.
Sa!lie Anderson, cutting with intent
to Kill. As days parish prison.
Berry Green is the man VINO shot
and seriously wounded the Italian
fruit vendor on st. Charles Street,
because the latter had refused to buy
n pistol from him.
The poor wounded man who has
been palalized ever since the nnfor-
tunate bullet entered his body, had TO
be transported from the Charity Hos
pital to this place on a couch to testl-
fy in the case, and on the day of trial
he testified before the jury from his
pa,alitic bed, which made a mos. i'm
pressice scene.
Fanny Castle and Mary Augustus
are the two dusky Amazons who as
| saulted with a knife or razor a colored
woman on Acadia plantation and
slashed her nigh unto death.
I Edward Harris is the daring Illicit
horse. dealer who used to appropriate
unto himself horses belonging to citi-
gems of this parish and transfer them
| to citizens OF Terrcbonne for a censid
Grafton. Edward is an old offender
and a self-confessed escaped convict
and knew something about the work
ings of the law and so pleaded guilty
". n arrangement with a view of Sc.
cn,ine a mllder sentence. The Judge
was. however, up to his trick and thi'
time it did not work, for his homo
gave him the full extent. five years
on the horse stealing case.
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LET THE Cows ALoNE.-You will be
called upon to vote for or against the
COW ordinance at the approaching
election: vote against the ordinance.
Let the cows alone: they do nc harm
on the streets; on the contrary, they
are useful in keeping down the weeds.
If o don't believe it. visit some of
the towns of Southwest Louisiana
governed by stock laws, visit the rear
portions OF New Orleans, and contem-
plate the dense stretches of weeds five
and six feet high, and say which you
weuhd rather have, the cows or the
weeds in your streets. Our advice is
TO let the cows alone. COntine vicious
cows, if you will but let the gentle
cows alone.
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The Republican party favors reci-
procity aud reciprocity means FREE
SUGAR: but the Republican party will
find some way of protecting sugar
This is the delusive song the Republic
can siren now gently sings.
Come now j; speak it right out and
say the word: You mean the BOUNTY.
But do you really believe that fairy
tale
Don't yen discredit your intelligence,
your common sense, by making such
an improbable statement But really,
friends, do yan actually believe the
bounty will he restored Ii SO. then
NAV the Lord in his mercy have pity
on YOU for you are surely doomed to
disappointment.
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That '1ood of money! which is
going to overwhelm the country under
free and unlimited coinage of silver
and gold, don't bother much people
vino are a little short Of the stuff.
Many of them are waiting to be over
whelmed. They are willing to try the
experiment and would rather be
overwhelmed by plenty than by
scarcity. # the present scarcity con-
tinues many Of them will be over
wl.elmed any how.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
1ht
'':'aM MMzzM ! -

The people of Thibodaux met in
mass meeting yesterday afternoon and
nominated a ticket for Mayor and
Councilmen to be voted for at the
coming election. IA we went to press
before the nominations, we cOnld not
report the result Of the meeting. We
are satisfied that good citizens have
been selected.
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Don't let anyone peruade yon to take
anything else instead of Simmons
Liver Regulator. Some merchants
will 9ry to do this but not for You:
good. They do it to makes a little
more profit on something which il of
an inferior quality, though you must
pay Just as much for the bad as for
the good. Be sure to take Simmons
Liver Regulator, aud nothing else.
Look for the Red 2 ON every package.
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BHcklen'S Arnica SaIye.

The Rest SALvE in the world for
tnts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers Salt
kheum. Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Germs. and all
nklh Ernrtions, and positively cures
files. or NO pay required. 1t is guar
ahfed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per
oo1' For sale by Thibodaux Drug
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a ward striker of the Republicans
was heard to brag that Mckinley was
wound 10 win because they had all the
miiiionaires on their side. We won
urf II he meant TO insinuate that the
miiionaites would bride all the rest of
'oe voters to vote their way. That
would seem to have been his me aiming,
hare
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Deputy Sheriffs X. A. Frost and
John NJ. Walsh left last Tuesday with
with the following pri-ones to the
State Penltentiary. viz: Edward
Harris. Berry Green. Fanny Castle,
Mary Augustus and James Smith, SEN
fenced to various terms of imprisOn-
ment as mentioned elsewhere.
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me iianters gave their second an
naai bali at the Tlihodaux Opera
neose, last Thursday night. The per-
SOUS having the enterprise in charge
scored a brilliant success.
'he following were the committees
arrangement: MessrS. F. w. Nichols.
y Preston Pueh. Reception: Messrs,
nhaalas Beary, Z. &. R~ohichanx, w.
=. prlee. Ed. Pueh, {. X. Beattie,
s'al L. Moore, Ir. C~haperones
nesasmes John Williams. Taylor
p.a''it. Us. Perkins. j. j.. Sllatfer and
Aics'ard L. Pugh.
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GAMES Smith, a son of Ham is some
wat OF a hnmorist. He was convict
81 OF obtaining a watch by false
r's'ehse. and when bein. conveyed to
Is pen. was asked hy an acqaaint-
my the cause of his removal and
TIE highway
o. us interrogation has been pulling
v'a that answer ever since.
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"No WONDER says the New York
Journal, ..the corporations shudder
and increase their campaign subscrip-
tons when they think of the kind of
Attorney General MIR. Bryan would
select
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Some fiery sons Of Italia fell ont
.nonp themselves one dav this week
!, Robert Lucas place and INDUCED
II 4 scrimlnage. No serious damage
,e.ulted but the viOlators were forced
~. needed seclusiOn for a time.
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The six year old daughter Of Mr.. w.
pscan. Jr. while at play in her
t.,her's yard fell on a piece OF wood
S,ieh inflicted a painful and DANCE
an. wound over the eye.
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- and tomorrow a grant,
iO. .;n lake place at MIR. Oscar An
1917 pueh p. Q. for the beueht Ut
sslO., .brated Il. E. Lee Band.
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r.. fair given at the park OF Mr.
iD. HILBERT last Saturday and Sun
luue .ar the benefit of st. Johns
S s..ol;c Chapel has Melted some $500.
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y.f' NtNS.

c.illouet opened Court in
Jr0seuondsy. F.om all accounts
:, there will not be as heavy
IL vas here.
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Reciprocity means FREE SUGAR /; the
Republican party stands tor reciproci-
ty; therefore the Republican party
favcrs FREE SUGAR.
Refute this syllogism, if you can.
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i. Groves Tssteless chill Tonic you
know what you are taking. 1t is
,ipplv Iron and Canine in a ~tast-less
fc,n. 1t 10 sold on a guarantee
40 Cure No Pay. Price SOC.
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Mrs Charles j. Barker and Mr.. Oc-
rave LrBrun and MI. Max Dupre are
An tbe sick list.
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The Chicago Dispatch rlses to re.
mark that .srowdyism at Yale shows
that the asses are arrayed against the
masses
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r,. venerable Mrs. A. Perrin has
lily been on the sick list but is
nav said to be better.
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Nessrs Kent and We'll owners o!
Abbie and Highland plantation will
begin grinding Monday or Tuesday
next.
We believe they will be pioneers in
grinding in this parish. Many plan
ters propose commencing next week.
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,,uars in eason Hopkins Steam
J Hominy (Hulled Corn). Elegant
laueb in milk.
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60 TO-
THE MEETING TOMORROW,
and hear sOupd doctrines ably
discussed and enunciated by
able speakers.
PLACE AND TIME:
OPERA HOUSE AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
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.,ons C.stcrn sls. 1900 Gallons. SO
100 GaiiJ Rms. 60 Perdido st. New orleans
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iFEp YOUR MONEY
In a good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am.
amt will open an accom-. Bank
afThibodaux.
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Hra. Jos. Oschwald presented her
ufOud lord with a fine specimen of a
bow. The little chap made it's appa-
fitisn last Friday week. Of course,
friend jos. 10 all smiles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21
SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersville, w. Va, June GOV. II
Leete. OF Huntington, returned home
to-day after brie' business visit.
Bernie Hindman, who has been at
tending school at Washington, Pa, is
home for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Boyle lost their II
months-old girl at eight o'clock this
morning, and they left on this after
Moons train for their former home in
Pennsylvania, where the baby will be
inferred.
About II AS this morning, John soles,
aged about 80, and whose home is IN
Parkersburg, lost his life in cave-in
at the sand pit of Eph. Wells, just be-
low town a short distance.
Charles e. Bailey, F. A. and c. 5.
Sutton. who have been in st. Louis at
tending the convention, returned home
to-day.
Geo. w. Crawford spent the day in
the country looking after his develop
meutS, etc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21
MOUNDSvILLE.

Mrs. Michael Fahey. of Littleton. who
has been visiting her parents for the past
two weeks, will return home tomorrow.
The Stars defeated the Busy Bees by a
score of q to 20 on the Boom grounds yes
terday afternoon. The features of the
game were the batting OF Clark and the
pitching of Bryson, for the Stars.
The well on the Moslander farm has
turned out to be small gaser. but no oil
whatever.
Mrs. Lillian Hale Scott, wha recently
returned from China, where she has been
as missionary, is visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Emma Moore Scott, on Purdy
avenue
The Fostoria glass factory has closed
down for the summer vacation.
Hon. ]. Alex. Ewing is sojourhing at
Put-in-Bay for the benefit of his health.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry Brown and
Miss Bessie Devries Is announced 10 take
place on next Wednesday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21

REIIAIRE.

Again the plate mill is ready and the
entire plant will be started up again TO-
morrow morning. Will they continue al
week? Is the question of the workmen
Most likely they will if they have nc
breaks.
A considerable crowd of country people
were in the city yesterday with produce
The Natural gas line is completed TO the
West Virginia wells at a cost OF S250,oo
Twenty-seven miles of pipe were laid and
Bellaire can have lots of gas.
Albert G.. Hartenstien, a son of Herman,
will graduate in pharmacy at the Scio COL
lege soon.
Mr.. VIM. Nelan son OF Gil Nelan, who
used to live in Bridgeport, and Miss Lottie
Auf. of Quincy, were married last We'd
nesday.
Miss Ella Schramm died yesterday at the
home of her uncle, Fred Stewart. Funeral
this afternoon al o'clock
A number of saloons will quit business
before July 1st.
The X. of p. of Bridgeport will try an
other wrestle with the Bellaire knights on
the diamond next Thursday afternoon on
the commons.
Miss frankie Ward Of the Fourth ward.
has returned home from Delaware College
to spend her vacation with her parents.
The Arlington quartette of Bellaire was
out to Ozark to sing at the funeral of Mrs.
Charles Arnold.
Harry Thompson and family are guests
of GAINESVILLE relatives.
Mrs. ]. w. Garrett, OF Cleveland, Is a
guest of the family of ]. c. Morrell, o. the
Third ward.
Miss Amelia Steger. a daughter OF John
Steger, of the Second ward, is in Steuben-
vile. where she will visit among friends
for n couple of months or more.
Mr.. Albert Rolf. who was shocked some
days since while at work in the dynamo
room at the steel plant. has gone TO New
ark on visit, accompanied by his wife.
Misses Julia Evans and Lou Okey are
guests of friends a. Epworth Park to-day.
Mr.. George W. Metz is al home after
successful business trip through Eastern
Ohio the last two weeks
Mrs. Harry McGregor and her mother.
Mrs. John Crouss. are out at Park to
spend the heated term.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21

day IS the popular day. Several nota-
bic ceremonies were performed during
the week. and there viii be other af-
fairs in the next fortnight which viii
rause a futter Of interest in fashionable
eircles. Several church weddings have
taken place, and these nuplals are al
ways interesting to a larger number
ahan if the ceremonies were performed
at home. The excursion season has op-
ened. and several large and cOngenial
parties have enjoyed outings. Their
sojourn abroad has not been as extend
ed. however. as viii be that Of the
pleasure seekers who viii depart in a
continuous train, commencing about
July frst, with the mountain and sea-
side resorts as their destinations. The
Lins,y ball vas a notable entertain
ment of the week. The immediate fu-
ture prom ses q number OF very enjoy
able picnics. public and private.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21
PARKERSBURG SOCIETY.

Parkersburg, w. Va, June 19.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Weller are at home after
a pleasant trip through northern New
York and Ohio They were accompan-
led home by Miss Wilburn, Of Cleve-
land, who will be thier guest for some
time
Col. Bob Carr of Charleston, who has
been visitor in our city for several
days, returned home to-day.
Hunter Moss has arrived home from
Morgantown, after graduating from the
University with high hopors.
Mr.. ]. w. Vandervoort, left for
Wheeling Wednesday on legal business
from there he will go TO Webster coun-
".
Misses Annie Louise and Roberta
Frazier who have been the charming
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. |. Protzman,
for some time, have returned to their
home in Cincinnati.
Gen. C. c. Watts, OF Charleston, was
in the city to-day.
Hon. ]. n. Camden and Myer New
berger are at home from fishing ex-
cursion up the Gauley river.
Mrs. Roman Organ and children, or
Chillicothe, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. w. C. Yeaton left to-day for
visit with friends in Virginia.
Mr.. Waitman Barbe left to-day on
trip through the southern part of the
State. in the interest of the West Vir-
ginia University.
James Mcclure arrived home to-day
from Washington and Lee University,
to spend his vacation.
Mrs. L. Nathan and daughter, Miss
Clara, have returned from pleasant
visit with friends in Chicago.
Herman w. Graf, student OF Ar
mour Institute, is at home for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. R. w. Kelly ard children, Of
Avery street, left for Charleston Wed
nesday for six weeks visit with Mrs.
Kelly's parents.
Miss BY Rowland has returned from
Washinton, Pa, where she attended the
commencement exercises.
Miss Ida Nelly and Miss Mary War
der. are attending the commencement
exercises at Marietta this week.
Miss Mabel Browning spent several
days Of this week with her grandmoth-
err. Mrs. VIM. Hill. in Beipre.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kuder and children
are visiting relatives in Chillicothe for
a few days.
Miss May Supt!on, of Lexington, Ky,
was a guest of Miss Maud Thompson,
on Tuesday, on her way home from the
West Virginia University commence
ment.
Mrs. DR.. A. n. Frame and children
and Mrs. Parder Lewis, have returned
from a pleasant visit at Niagara Falls
and Pittshurg.
Miss Belle Bailey, Of Colerain. O., is
a guest of Mrs. Frank McKim on Fourth
street.
Judge T. P. Jacobs, of New Martins
vile. and Judge Fleming. OF Ravens
wood. were prominent arrivals in our
city during the week.
Mrs. w. B. McGregor, of Hunting
ton, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. T. |. Foreman, for several weeks,
has returned home.
Miss Frances Rathbone, Miss Flor
/ ence Rathbone. Mrs Dora Paden Shaw
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and Mrs. Rosa Pinnell, of Belpre, are
preparing to give musical and elocu-
tionary entertainment at Harrisville
in a few days.
Miss Mary Gould left few days ago
for Chicago, to visit friends Z few
weeks. She was accompanied as far as
Cincinnati by her father, 5. L. Gould.
Miss Laura Giddings, OF Boston. in
structor in physical culture, has organ
lied class here and has been very sue
cessfui in it.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church gave an entertainment
Thursday evening in the chapel. A
splendid programme was rendered, after
which refreshments were served and a
very enjoyable evening was spent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21
FAST DRIVING
In Race at the Fair Grounds Between
Local Horses Yesterday Afternoon

In Race Mt the Fair Grounds Between
Local Horses Yesterday Afternoon.
About two hundred representative
lovers of horse flesh assembled at the
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon to
witness a race between a quintette of
the speediest horses owned in this city.
1t was rare sport. and the time was the
best made in races by local horses.
There was no purse. The stake was
glory. Each horse was driven by his
owner. Bob Anderson officiated as
starter, Will Waddel and Harry Wheat
judges, and C. n. Hancher timer.
The entries were as follows: Harry
Mcclure, mabel Flood" Ambrose List,
BILLY Co." Andrew Hamilton, Ma
zurk;;" l. G. Dillon, Gray Hanks" and
Harry ]. Mendel, Kitty b."
The first heat was taken by Billy G..
in 2:25, and the second by Kitty B. in
2:2712. Rain interfered and the re-
naming heats were postponed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21

on. give me not the marble neart,
Nor vet the 'icy mitt,
Nor treat me 90 The 'frigid fist
Nor answer me With nit
Don't make me "stand upon my head"
Nor GROW me iu the air,
Nor 'pass me Up' nor "turn me down.
Nor give me The CLASSY stare.
But If YOU must reject my suit,
Why. please Cd Iet me know
The sorrow Of UT lonely t1.e
By simply saying No
Detroit News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21

NICNG the most de-
l.ghtful balls which
have been given CT the
Wheeling Park Casino,
was the commence
ment mop OF the Lins-
~ class Of '96. Friday
evening. A large num-
Der of invitations was
issued and there was a
liberal response. yet so
judicious.y were the
cards disposed of. that