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sold to the Catholic los.

SIOUX CRY, Ia, March 23-The
buildings erected at Vermillion, s. d.,
several years ago by Rev. ]. B. Gar.
land, of New York, for use as an or.
phans' home, have been sold to the
Benedictine sisters of the Roman
Catholic church. and will be supported
for a similar purpose by the Catholics
Of the sta.a.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Southern Minnesota teachers held q
two days session ut Mankato.
The Mantle Oils. bank was entered
by burglar and robbed of 50, 100.
The venerable George Anthony Den
sion. archdeacon of Taunton, Eng, is
dead, aged 81 years.
The first National bauk of Mitchell,
s. D., which was closed on the death
of John ID. Lawler has reopened.
"A Georgia girl swore that Simeon
Dean had ruined her, and after he had
served three years in the penitentiary
exonerated him.
Ashland Wilkes, the famous sire of
John r. Gentry, was sold at Wichita,
Kan, at private sale to J. +. Scott of
Lexington, Ky, for $4,000 cash.
Mr.. Fltzmaurice, the British vice
consul at Constantinople has returned
from Urfa and reports that 5000 peo-
pie Were massacred during the recent
disturbances there.
An examination will be held in Wash
ington early III May of candidates de.
sirous of entering the revenue cutter
service as cadets. There are now IL
vacancies to be filled
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth-Tucker, sailed
Saturday for New York from
Southampton by the American line
steamship St Louis, to assume com
mand of the forces in America.
The jury in the case of Benjamin H.
J Milliken, the Tenneseean, tried on
charge of housebreaking with in.
tent to commit rape on Miss Gertrude
Phillips, daughter of ex-Solicitor Gen.
eral Phillips, rendered verdict of not
guilty.
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH ST. PAUL. March 81, 1896.
HOGS-Market about sc higher Good
many light hogs wanted. Range of prices
g. 5O9365.
CATTLE-Market steady. Fair demand
for good cattle
SHEEP-Market steady; lambs selling
at 81. co. muttonS. $2.2,(d3W.
Rece pts: Hogs, 800; cattle, $50; sheep,
100: calves J
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth Grain.
DULUTH, March 81, 1896
WHEAT-Cash, No. hard, 6Ossc; No.
Northern, 599Sc; No 2 Northern, 564 q
57Ac; No. B spring, 56S@55Hc; rejected,
5l@52Hc; to arrive, No. l hard, 6Ossc;
No l Northern. 59Hc; March No. l hard,
6Osc; No. Northern, coke.
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Milwaukee Grain,

Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE. March 81, 1894
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-No. , spring, 6lhc; No. !
Northern, t314c May, G2Ic
CORN-\o. 3, 27Hc.
OATS-No. white, 20c; No white,
1pd19Lc.
BARLEY-No. 2, sic; sample on track
26(O3lc
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis Grain.
MISNEAPOLIS, March 81 1895.
WHEAT-March closed at 5s1sc; May,
6sLc; July, 59ssc On Track, No.
hard, 591sc; No. l Northern, 5SLc, No 2
573sc.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.
Chicago March II, 1896.
HOGS-Market strong TO sc higher
Sales ranged at $'.sJ64 % for light
s.. 75(G 81 for mixed: So. 1885 for
heavy: s.. 15tG. 3 80 tor rough.
CATTLE-Market nominally steady.
Beeves. $3.5O(G t.3j; COWS and heifers,
81. .5O(d3 SO Texas steers s3 90 G+0O; stock
ers and feeders, ~. 15(d iSJ.
SHEEP-Market steady
Receipts: Hog, 2i,OO|: cattle, 800;
sheep, l5,O3
Chicago Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO. March II, l89i
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-March 6lc: May, 63H0
C2Xc; June, 6}c; July. 63!.c
corn - March. 2.9.c; May. .99Sc;
July, 30h @3ossc; September. 3l%@3lAc
OATS-.darcn, 1857: May. -O@3OHc;
July. 2Jssc; September, .D>sc.
PORK - March. 800; May. sal2h;
duly. $9.3a
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LADIES SHOULD AID

Tn nnr last Issue the SENTINEL S,lg-
gested the formation Of Il c,mmittpe
from among our citizens to mganize
the movement looking t" TIE erection
Of u monument to the memory of our
behaved old pastor. the late Father
Menard. We sti | nrge the gentlemen
of the parish to form the necessary
committee aud set the ball in motion
IA soon as possible.
But the good work need not be mo-
nop"lized 10y tho men Of the parisl, /;
the ladies oi the parish whose devotion
to the cause of charity and bruevn-
lence ia we'll recognized should lend
their aid toward the final sarcess of
this cause which should lle So near the
heart Of every person in this cnmmu-
nifty in which Father Menard has la
bored So zealo lslv during His life time.
The ladies' could organize themselves
into auxiliary committees aud. ~ such,
prove Of valuable assistance in the pro.
motion of the good cause.
Will the ladies' lend their aid
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The rumor obtained during last week
that England was negotiating with
Spain for the purchase of Cuba and it
created quite 4 furry throughout the
United States. 1t is hardly probable
that John Bull would at this time pro-
yoke Brother Jonathan in this manner
III the face of the latter's recent dec
laratlnn in favor of the Monroe doc
time. Ii England Is ilankering after a
scrap with the United States, we know
OF no better way tor her to have her
wishes eratitied than by fooling with
Caba at this time.
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kkhoVNAAo.

Mr.. H. II. Hargrnve. Of the PicayMne
spent two days Of this week il ON
midst.
Miss Lonise Roger of Greenwood
left last Wednesday on II pleasure
Tip to West Baton Rouge.
DIR. Cavanaugli lhe oplthalmic npti-
elan is now making his t!,irI annual
tonr of this section. ami will lie s.pu-
ping at the Strangers Hotel Feb. 9Th.
Mr.. Tom Pierson now residing in
New Orleans paid an Agreeable visit
during the Week to his relatives and
many flerdS here.
Rev. Father Paqnet. Of IIolma. an.,
Father Richard. Of M~onle4nt. were
here last "Wednesday. the .ar>,- Of
Father Dubourg
Our esteemed confiere. Mr.. El~tnn
Duval. the talented editor of the Hon
a.a CoHrier. visited 1libnlAnx last
Tuesday and attended the sass n os
the two conventions.
Mr.. Constant J. Rns>ienol II worthy
,onng mechanic of this town. VIII" has
for sasersi ,ealS past been employed
as engineer on the Sugar Ianl Plan
tati"n. Texas, is in town with his wife
visiting relatives and fri. n Is. Mr..
Rossignol is on a thirty day fullnugii
aud will spend his vacation IN this his
native town.
Among the T-rrebnnne gentlemen
who attended the s%entinnS last
Tuesday we're nntt,l Messrs. G.. A. Dn-
val. c. A. CeleStin. II. W. Barton. F..
A. Avcock, john X. Grinagr. b. F.
Winchester, Prosper Michel. DR.. JAS
tremski. Dr.. Minville, Ulysse Adoue,
Easton Duval, Stanwood Daual.
The following Assumption gentle
men were among those VIII" attended
the Senatorial Convention last Tues
day. viz:
Hon. JOS. f. Leblanc. Messrs. Soln
Marks, f. A. Tete. Frank B~ergeron.
Ulgerr Marquette. DR.. llimel, Ulysse
Dugas, Vincent HERNANDEZ, DIR. j. y.
Thbodaux. Il C. Martin.
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The Ib-ri ii Lilly Whites are strange
ly constituted aud hard to please.
They have lately resolved to thank
Senator Perkins of II distant western
state for his etinlts in behalf of sugar,
but have no thanks for their own Con-
gressman tor all his efforts in behalf Of
the sweet product. Mr.. Price is a
Democrat and Senator Perkins is not,
and we suppose that makes tn" diff
ference. consistency, thou art a
Jewell indeed.
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We are under great obligation to
that sterling daily Of the Crescent
City. the Picayune, tor its valuable
Table of Notable Events for the year
1895, chronologically arranged, its
excellent calendar for 1896, with the
legal holidays noted, and its cnte little
Guide Book to the City Of New Orleans,
especially prepared to e%niishten v:si-
tors to the Crescent City as to what
to see and how to see it."
The latter is especially valuable,'s AS
it contains full information as t. the
electric ear lines lately established. 1t
can be procured by writing to the Pic
ayune, enclosing seven cents.
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Mr.. Frank P. PARA, ex.member of
the Police Jury from the 10th Ward
has been delegated by Assessor Abri-
bat to assist in making the assessment
of the parish for the current year,
whilst Mr.. Abribat will be attending
to the registration Of the voters.
Mr.. Para is already at work, and
from his known energy and integrity
will doubtless render a tableau Just
Parish as to the taxpayers.
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DIR. Ill. Cavanaurh. Ouhtha1mnlOOist

DR.. II. Cavanaugh, ophthalmologist
and practical optician will arrive Feb.
oh. lie is supplied with modern ia
ciii'ieS FIR titin. si,+ctacles to order,
ahd gives II Written guarantee that the
eyes Of his patients are benefited by
the nse of them. Complicated cases a
speciality. Children suffering with
troWnlng, cross or weak eyes, should
wear spectacles if not neglected too
long the eyesight can be restored to its
normal condition.
Eyes examined free.
Office at Strangers Hotel.
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The exposure to all sorts and con
ditions of weather that a lnmbelman
is called upon to endure in the camps
often produces sever colds which. it
not promptly checked, result III con
gestion or pneumonia Mr.. j. Q.
Davenport, ex-mauaser of the Fort
Bragg, Redwood Co., an immense in
stitution at Fort Bragg, Cal, says they
sell large quantities of Chanberiain'>
Congh Remedy at the c%ompany's store
and that he has himself used this
remedy for IA severe cold and "btaiaei
immediate relief. This medicine pre-
vents any tenCency of cold towards
pneumonia and insures il prompt re-
covery. For sale by AL druggists.
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AAOOA AAA0 tive. All druggists. &c
INSTALLATION OF OFF.
CERN.

Last Sunday was another red letter
day in the annals OfSt. Charles Branch
No. 1876, Catholic Knights of America.
that MAS tho dav fixed for the install
la1ion of the officers of the branch
elected at its December meeting and
the knights had made grand prepara-
ti"ns for the OCCASION.
Besides invited guests from our town
there were present as the special
guests of the occasion DR.. F. Gaudin,
Of New Orleans. State Treasurer, and
Mr.. Charles A. Fricke, also of New Or
leans, State Secretary of the order.
Hon. Thomas A. Badeaux, State
President. aud one Of the charter
members Of St. Charles Branch, acted
as installing officer. prefacing the in
s~tallation Of cacl, officer with Il few
appropriate remarks. pertaining to the
! duties Of the Office inlo which he WAS
inlncted.
The following are the officers now at
the head of the branch:
Rev. A. Dubourg. Spiritua, Direr-
tor; j. l.. Aucoin, president: IL. n
ouiou VIC utVSietCi1i - u LIT
gendre, recording secretary: A. j.
Brand. Asst rec. sec. A. j. Clement.
financial secretary; Alexandra F"lse.
asst. fin. see; Henry Rivitrt, treas
urer; Emile Riviere. sei.eant-at arms:
Louis A. Riviere, sentinel; L.. p. Call
louet, trnstee.
At the conclusion of the installation
ceremony, the knights, at the invita-
of Sir Coulon. master of ceremonies,
escorted their invited guests to the
adjoining room where ample Justice
was done to the del-ctable cldmpa.ne
punch, delicious cakes aud other re-
fresllments therein provided to replica
isl, the inner man. Speeches we're
made by DR.. Gaudin. Messrs. frieke.
Badeaux, Coulon and j.. A. Tront, antf
recItations by Messrs. +. Celestin and
j.. A. Irone and song by Mr. Louis
Trone. A sweet selection was render
ed by DR.. Z. n. Burton on the guitar
and Mr.. Edward Roberts on the man.
colin and tie celebrated Thibodaux
Band lent til" charm of its sweet mel
odies to the occasion.
The G.. X. of A. of Thibodaux are
noted for the excellence OF their enter
tainments aud the one given on tiis
OCCASION was fully up to their stand
ard. The branch has il large member
ship but it is yet far from being Is
large as it ought to be. WHAT is the
matter with our Catholic Young men ?
Let them study the advantages of the
order and join tue branch, and make
it the largest i'll the state.
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New ExCHANGEs.-We have rceiv-
ed this week two new visitors among
our exchanges the Weekly News,
published at Floyd, West Carroll
Parish. a Democratic Journal which
has been doing service in that section
for the last three years, and the Bun
kie Leader. being No. 2 of vol. l of an
other Democratic sheet published at
Bunkie, Avoyelles parish. We vel
come the new visitors aud place them
on our exchange list with pleasure.
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The list Of aninSemrnts IN our town
this week was varied. ..Othellon was
Iepfa'iaced at the Opera House Mon
day night by Edwin Ferry. supported
by M excellent troupe. aud WAS much
enjoyed and appreciated by theatre
eoefs. The floating opera of Ms. A.
=. Fret ch visited eur town Oh last
Tuesday and performances took place
an tie bayou front. On Wednesday,
tie ioKeis 81 the circus had an opl'or-
t4fnIt,y to crafty tier desires. as a
STOW visited our toHh and performed
III tho afternoon and at night. The
small boys enjoyed TIE street parade
hugely and those who could rake the
>tieke1s TO Iiqnidate the entrance fee
did no fail TO he Oh hand.
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Last Tuesday ANY prominent
Democrats from the parishes of AS
sumption, Lafourche and Terrebonne
were in town, circulating among the
people. preparatory to the meeting OF
the Judicial and Senatorial c"nven-
tons. They all looked happy and
the thought of the combined opposi.
tons to the Democratic party did not
seem to worry them much.
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When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorta.


Oregon, Independent says: Time and
again have we seen Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy tried and never with
out the most satisfactory results.
Whenever we see IA person afflicted
with ho~arseness, will, a cough or cold
we invariably advise them to get
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
when they do. they never regret it.
1t always does the work. and does it
well.' For sale by all druggist.
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We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation from Mrs. Widow 6. Gaze
uavette to attend the wedding of her
daughter Isabelle to Mr.. Rafael Ed
ward de los Reyes, which is to take
place IN New Orleans, La. IN Februa-
~ Sth 1896.
The bride is tho daughter of the
late G. Cazenavette, formerly druggist
and highly respected citizen of this
town.
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The Cuban news has been very dis
tracing lately. One day the Cubans
seem t" he ~, top and to carry every
THU. before ,lenr: the mxt.li,+ Span.
laitts bold the ioit and the ie.4-ilion is
reported about to be squelched. The
fact, however. that Gen. Campos of the
Spanish Army has resigned and been
superseded would seem 10 Indicate
that tie Cubans have the best Of the
tight. It Is to he loled that they will
soon achieve their independence.
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Our enterprising landlord, Mr..
Frank Hoffman, has had the exterior
of our quarters well repaired and
renovated by a fresh coat Of paint.
In fact the whole front of u block
on Main street, which belongs to him
has been treated in the like generous
n and presents a neat appear
ance.
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Unlike most proprietary medicines,
the folnulm of DR.. j. {. Ayers Sarsa-
paIilla and other preparations are
cheeriully sent to any physician who
applies Tor them. Hence the special
favor accorded these w~ell-knIwn
standard remedies 10y the Worlds FAIR
commissioners.
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1t is very singular that the londest-
mouthed preachers against Foster and
FOsterism were not many years ago
the most rampant in their advocacy nf
Foster and Fosterism. What is the
secret of the great change which has
come over the spirit Of their dreams
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The New York Sunday World an |
Sunday Herald. newspapers, maya
zines &c. always for sale at McBride's
News Depot on very low terms.
S. r. GRISAMORE.
News Dealer.
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Mr.. Emile Lefort the energetic a
ager of the Tet'eau Livery Stables,
has been looking very happy all the
W,,k. Tie cause O: his happiness
lies ia the fact that his good wife
presented Linn u fine boy last Sunday,
and both mother and child arc doing
well.
Our congratulations. tiieEd Lefort.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral is known 10y
its works. The experience of half a
century proves that no other prepara'
ton of the kind stops coughing a.iays
irritation of the throat and bronchial
tubes SO promptly and e~ffectually as
this. ....
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LOCAL NENo.
To Our Friends.

MR.. ARTHUR HOFFMAN is OUR AU-
NI thorized solicitor and collector.
lie i authorized to receive subscriptions,
,rders for Job work., make collections and
ssue receipts.
ANY courtesy extended to him will be ap-
,rsctote1. r. SAMOAN,
Managing Editor.
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What is a political ieformer of the
modern type? One who is out of Office
and breaches against those in office in
the hope Of getting IN.
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N#ry Lafonrche citizens were at
t,;ctei TO town last Tuesday by the
fact that two conventions met that
dav.
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n g Comet, our neigheor. put ont a
creditable special edition on last Sat
nrday aud we extend it Il cohSratu-
l%ations.
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NEW People needing first grade
SYRUP battery syrup, choice cooler
and molasses, or fine open train
SUGAR sugar, should lose no time
in making known their wants to Mr..
Geoiee Dionne, of the Enterprise
plantation. who will supply them with
first class articles, at very reasonable
prices.
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RErucTIoN IN HATs.-The eason
being advanced Mrs. j. N. Wright in
vites those who need a hat to call at
her store. corner Market and st. Louis
SITS, anc get a fine hat for little money
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Mm7 Espenan,
FIRST CLASS MIDWIFE

Former pupil OF the lying-in hospital of
Bagneres de B,gorre and graduated by the
Medical Faculty of Montpelier, France.
PRICE ST. observation-disclosures and for 9
DAYS care in the town and in the country, if
necessary.
RESIDENCE: CORNER CANAL AND MAR
f STREETS.
THIBUDAUX, La.
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Halls Hair Reviewer keeps the haze
soft aud lnstrous, and easy to arrange.
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moo Cations Cistcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
A. Rfras& Bros. 50 Perdido st. New Orleans
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KEEP YOUR MONEY

NEEf 1Ul Il WUNE1
in a good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am.
cunt will open an Q Bank
of ThibOdauX.
New York. Chicago, st. Louis papers
can be had. with a great variety of
reading matter at II. L. Mcbride S
News Depot.
s. T. GRISAMORE,
News Agent.
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Before the people today, and
which stands prominently
above all other medicines, is
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-02-27
How They Heat Box Cars.

Where tramps congregate in large
numbers about railway yards they re-
sort to novel and ingenious method
of heating box cars so that they can
sleep comfortable even in the coolest
weather. They first find large sheet
of old boiler iron, which they set on
brick and then start roaring fire
under it. They then collect large
lot Of old castings, such as broken
draw heads and ends of rails, which
are placed on the boiler plate till they
become red hot. The knights of the
road then procure boards, which are
placed under the ends of the iron and
the whole thing is lifted into the Car
and allowed to rest on bed of brick
and sand. The doors are then closed
and the tramps have warm quarters
till morning, unless disturbed.
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500 Reward $l0O.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in dong its work. The proprie-
tors have SO much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.