The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], June 09, 1888, English, Image 3

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local news.
Badeaux & Hargis keep the best
ihoe* in town.
The weather this week was propi
tious to the crops.
(ro to I'. L. brand's for choice gro
aariM. tine liquors and cigars.
Fine liq.iois. wines and cigars at the
Kailroad Exchange.
A fine stock of furniture, at moder
ate prices, at L. A. Lagarde'a. Give
kim a call and vonr tronble will be re
paid.
R. R. McBride, the crockery and
hardware man. has just received a
fresh stock of goods which he is selling
cheap for spot rash.
Luckily for rice planters the water
in the bayou has risen a little and bids
fail to continue at its present stage for
■ouie time to come.
Mr. Frant/ Zernott has ranted the
house formerly occupied by Rev. Dr*
Atkinson, and has had tome necessary
repairs made to the premises.
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Jules Delchaux, proprietor of the
"New Lumber Yard" keeps constantly
choice cypress, shingles, wood See. O.
L. Caro, his agent, ia always on hand
to accommodate customers.
Oar friend, J. L. Aucoin, is determin
ed to keep step to the march _ of im
provement going on in this town. A
paister is at work renovating the ex
terior of his elegant and eosy residence,
at the corner of Foous and Thibodaux
streets.
We are requested to state that Rev.
John N. Gall slier, Bishop of this Epis
copal Diocese, will hold services to
morrow in St. John's Church at 11
o'clock a. m. after which the rite of
confirmation will tie administered to n
Number of applicants.
The enrollment at the Guioa Aca
demy has 'cached one hundred and
thirty-nine, and the attendance is ve
ry steady. This is a convincing proof
of the ability and fitness of the teach
ars in clpugo. The town may wall
feel proud of having sack an excellent
school within its limits.
There was somo excitement last
Taesday. caused by a small blaze on
the lot of Mr. L. P. Gaude. Mr. G.
had started to burn an old hen's nest
uqder some vines growing along his
fence, when the fire assumed undue
proportion aud produced alarm. The
B. B. B,.assisted by citizens extinguish
ed it. > :**-* «*
Mr. Abribat. of Lockpbrt, informs ns
ihat the fair given last. Saturday ai\d
Sunday for the benefit of the Lock
ijyrt school will net something between
$74)9 sad $800. We congratulate the
Public School Association ab<L tlie.citi
/>ns 'of 'owef LafodfcSte 1 "on this
hsudsome result.
The corn mitt c** ru cliurgeef the re
plies ou the Guien Academy ; ljave
copchidod to have nil file, inner*wftlli
repaired As the plaster had become
detached*iu niaify places,'and was" fhli
of holes, tho services of a plasterer
will improve,..the looks of the 'walls
very matsmsdW. Blinds have beou
placed at iLTT* 11\«* windows of the lower
fioor, aud after they shall have-boon
painted the building will' .present a
very neat ;q«lin*iirance. • V * *
.. Last Thursday Meows. Tfairv,. .L.
Wilson, W. 'I. Durden and !•'. Zeruott
<*oBStitutc l themselves a committee of
three and wyut and iiWet'rlewetl-'the
•ilverv pcrchesUw 'Grand' iJiryou its to
tMl state Of ttffirliehlth and Hicfrpalfi
fuhieness. • it ~i* aepolled that these
s&wi-t anglers "Und lovers of the "art
piscatuiiar took, in some MW perches
a'piece, without Straining -and-plenty
of time to spare. They • returned in
high glee : nd much elated with their
achievement. L'his is no lisli story.
The excursionists to Lockport on
lust buudjiV hitd a glorious time of it
*iul didn't return until 2 a. m. It..has
been reported that as the fair 1 oirisfa
11 a steadily . rept up the bayou Lafour
che. tins quiet and peace of the inno
cent inhabitants of the banks wera
twdely disturbed by the loud notes of
thst old familiar song "we won't go
home till morning," romliYed Njr dis
cordant voices with numberless varia
tions. We won't vouch for t tJri* A stsjte
uieut hut give it for what it is Worth.
May be Capt. Constantin cau throw
•ome light on the subject.
Last Sunday's excursion was an ad
mirably managed one. There was a
big crewd and everybody seemed to
en.jsy his trip. The utmost decorum
and good behavior were observed and
our citizens will always welcome with
gladness such model excursions.
We appeud the account of the evaut
given by the Picayune .*
The excursion of the Liberty Be
nevolent Association to Thibodaux
was most delightful and succossfal.
There wore ten coaches in the train in
which wore between 850 and 900 pas
sengers. The run was made to Thiho
daux in good time, and soon that eity
presented a lively scene, hundreds of
citizens being at the depot waiting for
the arrival of friends.
The Liberty* took up their line of
march and repaired to thoir headquar
ters, Firemen's Hall, and then to the
Gem Saloon and restaurant for dianer,
whoro the proprietor, Mr. James A.
Frost, served up a repast that pleased
all presont. Better accommodations
and meals or more considerate treat
ment have seldom been extended to
excursionists than were accorded by
the hotel-keepers of Thibodaux.
Dinner being over the association,
headed by their band of music, repair
ed to Firemen's Hall, which, by the
way, ia nearly as large as the Wash
ington Artillery Hall of New Orleans,
aud there dancing was the order of the
day. When the dancing was stopped,
and serenading declared in order, the
Liberty*, headed by their band, called
upon the mayor and the different be
tels.
The following gentlemen were in
charge ef the excursion, and they are
to be complimented upon their able
management: Wm. Brand, chairman ;
B. J. O'Neill, ex-officio; Alphonse
Briffod. J. J. McEvoy, Pat Stanley, P.
Bollinger, Fred Huerno, J. A. Bernard,
M. Bruggeman, Thoe. Canfield, Thos.
Hyland, M. J. Barrett, Jas. Finnorty.
Last Sunday proved a Waterloo all
ronnd for our Thibodanx baseball
clnba. The Wright nine went down
to Lockport to play the Welcomes, ef
that place, and were vanquished by a
score of 5 to 4. The Wrights played
well hot could not overcome the city
battery with which the Welcomes bed
reinforced themselves.
At Tetreau's Park the Curtis and
the Liberty*, ef New Orleans, crossed
bats and played an interesting game.
The latter wou by a score of 26 to 16.
Up at St John's, the T. P. Bergerons
met with the St. John nine in a
friendly contest and got , worsted. We
have net learned what the score was.
What is the matter with our beys,
anyhow 1 Is it want of sufficient prac
tice or overconfidence, or..both f Leek
into it beys, and retrieve your good
fame. *■
Last Saturday evening- a very pleas
ing entertainment was.,gi.TPA by Bfr.
Geo. C. Bryant, the capable end effi
cient principal . of the Corporation
School, aided by Mrs./ It." C. LeRlanc,
tho assistant ef said school, the olgact
being to ; raise funds for the necessary
repairs On the building. Thepregnda
me consisted ef dialogues,xocitatiqua
and caKsthenfcs by the 'children atten
ding the school, as weJl „as. Toe*l and
instrumental mnsio. • •
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The attendance was -large and Aha
utmost quiet and" defc^niqj went** ob
served. The net proceeds amounted
to fifty dollars, which have* been turn
ed ever to the school board to be em
ployed for'the benefit of the. school
house. This result- iar highly gratify
ing and^ftt^^^f'^o^ fe^oW;
citizen* are aUvwi to' the *>edtesity< ef
contri\|^^g.^^^Uvi*lv to the great
caiiKtftof edncAMoo.e* •* 1 * ' •>
.We undsijstand.that the suvecss of
this entertainment has^ encouraged its
promoters to give another at tho close
of tfie sfssion. Thlfe'is as it should be,
anfi we hope that it will prove equally
snctearful With the edtertaieiuent juet
held. . . ,.tx •. _____
Oar friend. M iV F. H: Grdneberg,
manager ot'-the.'l.'Juhodanx Drng Store,
is an expert chemist aud pharmacist,
having diplomas in both .branches,
and having moreover . had an experi
ence of several years hi-the laboratory
of the wholesale drug house of I. L.
Lyons & Co.. New Orleans' Mr.
Gruneberg- is- putting hp* great, skill
and knowledge ef pharmacy. to'iiAeon
building up in tins town a wholesale
drug business. He has a cqugh syrup
and a liniment which are now iu great
demand and which will' no doubt su
percede the various other preparations
no,w in general use. His condition
powders for cattle are fiudibg'u* ready
sale with many farmers who * have
tried them, and they are highlyrecoin -
mended bv experts, Jle Jiff* a' ftpfefi
did remedy for hots -.ami ,c0lyt--jn
horses, and those who ha*SMi*ud;>t on
horses aud moles are enthusiastic in
its praises. Road his ad. in another
column aud give him a call.
PERSONALS.
The ever genial E. N. Braud, travel
ling for Thompson, the grocer, was in
town this week.
Our esteemed fellow parishioner, G.
Abribat, Jr., of Lockport, s{>ent a few
days in town this week. He was the
guest of Mr. C. J. Barker, the new
chief depntv clerk of court.
Mrs. S. T. Grisamore. the estimable
wife of our old friend, the Major, has
departed this week for Brooklyn, N.
Y., where she intends to remain until
tho fall with hor sister, who resides
there.
Messrs. E. W. Blake, ex-Judge of
the Fifth Circuit, and his son, B. T.
Blake, Esq., have formed a partner
ship for the practice of law. Their
card appears in auother column.
These gentlemen are both too well
known iu this community to require
any commendation of ours, and they
will no doubt draw their fail: share of
the legal business.
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On last Sunday inoraing the L. A.
Fraisse baseball nine boarded the fast
steamer Parnell for Donaldsonville, to
meet an engagement with a nino of
that town. We understand that they
had a delightfui trip, notwithstanding
tho fact that they were the losers in
the game.
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Through the energy of Mr. F. M.
Welch, of Jeanerette, some immigrants
from the north have established them
selves into new homes near that thriv
ing town.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Jadicial District Coart, Par
ioh of Lafourche.
Successions of Zaeharie H. Bou
dreaux and Clemence Landry ,
hit wife in Community.
Ho. 1235, Probates.
Par.aunt to an order and decree of tho
shove court and in obedience to a comma
aion to me directed in the shove entitled and
numbered succession, I will offer tor sale at
public auction, pursuant to law, to the last
and highest bidder, on the premises situated
iu aaid parish, on tho left oaalc of bayou La
fourche, at ahout ten miles trom the town of
Thibedanz, in the Clwupique settlement, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 30. 1888,
between the hours of Hw'cloek a. m. and 4
o'el ck p. iu., tha fallowing-described proper
tj belonging to the Maid successions, to-wit:
Meal Estate—Tim eastenr half of a certain
tract,of land situated in'said pariah, on the
left bank ef baVou 'Lafourshe, at about ten
miles froui Thibodaux, in the Choupiquc set
tlement. aud being the eastern half oi the S'.
K. one quarter of "action 99, in T. is, S. R.
17 E, west of the Mlasnsipjii rlvVr, containing
eighty acres acoordiug te official surveys.
' Together with the buildings.
1 For till" see N. B. K. 1849-52, p. 368 C. B. K.
N-18. p.50 r ,
Moveablee^-itbe cow, onebeifef, o*e wal
nut armoir. one let of quilts, etc-, one small
work box, one bedstead and tiediliiig, op*
cloak, one lamp, one looking glifas, one wash',
stahil, one small bedstgad, one jot of ebairs,
etc., etc. ... ' . ,
'. Terms and eoudftiohs bf .sats-^Cash op the
aeatiu United Staten trSiis'tp-y''fiore'a Yo "puy
nldg, .... - 7* . 11 ..
Z THEOPHILE TfUBriDAU^: '
.'■May '-!6, 1888. • Sheriff.:''.
11 'STATE Ot'iI^pfcifANA. *
•! tr ■. — v;
Jadicial District Court j Par*
m * • jsb of Lafourche. '
ftuficestioH oj Philomenc Barrilleaiix,
'-deceased, Wife of Ojiezippe Foret."
No. 1158, Probates. .'
. wta* * ■* '.s+ it'C
^Pursuant to an order and decree^ of the
iUiove court'and iu obedience to" a coiumis
Moii to me directed in the above ent itled and
numbered sneenssion, I will offer for sale at
public auction, pursuant to law, to the last
and bigh&h't bidder, at tHe' courthouse iu the
town of Thibodaux. on
'•SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 18S*,
between the hours oTU' o'clock a., m and 4
o'clock p pi,, the following described pruner
ty, belonging to the said Ku'cec»sion',to-wiT. -
The undivided fourth of a eertaiii .tract of
land situated in the. parisli of Lafo.urche, on
tbp left bank .of bayou. Lafourche, at. about
fifteen milcx below, t^e. town of Thibodaux,
narajuriug tour and a half arpeuta front bv
S arpeuta in., dfptti : branded aboyjp by
i torinerl.v belonging, to estate of Matt
llit-desll, now belonging to. Leon Godcbanv,
aud lielow by roadway lielouging formerly to
M. W.-BrUiii.^and jiow belonging to Meyer
Weil and.41. Dppuy, together with all and
singular tbs right" of way now enjoyed by
the owners of "Mary" plantation over and
through said roadway, said tract of land liar
ing formerly beeff kuown' a.-, the "Pasture"
tract.
Terms and Conditions of Sale—Cash on tha
spot io L\ S. Troasurv Notes to pav debts.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
5-- Sheriff
May IS. 1888. .
Assessor's Notice to Tax-Payers.
Office or Assessor. >
Tliihoilaiix, Lh., June 4tli, 1888 \
All persons liable to taxation, upou any
ilescriptioii of property, whether real estate
or movables, are hereby notified tiiat iu con
formity to sertioniii of act. No. 5H> of 1882,
the lifting ot the property and the estimated
valuation made thereof by the Assessor in ac
cordance with law. and tlie paid lists will be
exposed in the office of the said Assessor, for
inspect ion anil correction for a term of tweu
ty days, beginning next after the ten days
required for notice as herein provided shall
have expired. All tax-payers are earnestly
invited to avail themselves of the opportuni
ty afforded to make knoWn their ob|ectioiis
to any assessment and te test their* ; oeffect
ucss ia the manner prescribed by law.
JOHN M. WALSH.
Assessor. Parish of Lafourche.
-s 1
Wanted
Enrj StMbmer in Iniiitu
1o Purchase
ONE-QUARTER DOZEN
Vermont's
Colic and
Bot Cure
AND ONE DOZEN
Vermont's
TONIC POWDERS.
IV'By doing this you save thousands
•f dollars. When mules and horses
are overworked and in poor condition
these powders restore their lost
Vigor and Strength.
OTHERS IS NO SULPHUR IN
THESE .POWDERS. Cattle can bo
exposed to the weather and worked
the same as naual.
VERMONT'S
COLIC AND BOT CURE
iy WILL POSITIVELY CURE any
me ot* COLIC or BOTS.
The sale of this preparation has
been enormous, ONE HUNDRED
BOTTLES having been sold in the
last six weeks, with nothing but praise
as the result.
These preparatiens are recommended
by the following-named gentlemen .*
N. W. Whitehead, Leon Drexler Sc.
Son, Alfred Choi, Jim Malbrongh, H.
Tetrean, Arthur Malbrongh, W. F.
Denny, D. Denny, Frank Tompkins,
E. O. Robiehanx, Wilson Lepine, John
Tompkins, R. A. Frost, John W. Pugh,
Dr. Dansereau, Dr. Bourgeois, W. H.
Ragan.
MANUFACTURED BY
F. H. Gruneberg,
Thibodaux Drug Store.
EF*For sale by all retail grocers and
druggists. Wholesale by Finley Sc
Brunswig, N. O. * je9-6tn.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Till It OllEA UX'S
Sarsaparilla
Compound,
-:) OR (:
Blood and Liver Cleanser.
A Prompt and Powerful
Mwm. m Dili
Acting Directly Upon the Blood
and Glandular System.
It Purifies the Blood,. Cleanses the
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bow
els from all accumulations of
poisonous matfer and gives
renewed tone and vig
or te tlie Vital
Organs. 15 : '
Prepared in the Laboratory of
The Thibodeaux Pharmacy,
» THVHOIPAUX, LA.
JN0. A. HUBBARD,
Commission Merchant,
40 JPOYimAS ST.
-AND
«• and 71 PKSTKKN STRIIIX
NEW ORLEANS.
fV*Receives coiisiirninents of Cotton, Su
gsr. Molasses, ltioe. Hides, Wnol. Krug. Moss.
EjJK": etc. Advances made on Crups and
Consignments. .Orders for Merchandise filled
at lowest peicas. uiaylS'SS-ly
E W. BLAKE. BANNON T. BLAKE,
Late Judge Court of Appeals. Notary Pub.
Blake & Blake,
Attorneys and Counsellors
at Law,
Office. Cor. St. Louis & Thibodaux Sts.
THIBODAUX, LA.
Will practice before the Courts of Lafourche.
Assumption and Terrebonne. je!Myp
H. N. Coulon,
NOTARY PUBLIO,
MARKET STREET,
THIBODAUX, LA,
O. FACQL'KT.
h. n. cori.ox.
COULON&FACQUET,
Real Estate Agents,
-AMD
CJolleetoi'ss of Claims,
-OFFICES
Market St. ami at Sentinel Office,
THIHODAl S, LA.
E7*Inforinatioa furnished. No charge will
lie inane for any services rendered unless
sati.faoterr sale is affected. Money loaned
on goeil securities.- Will buy. sell aud rent
lauds in the parishes of Lafourche. Assump
tion aud Terrebonne.
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dSm-, Skim Obiw and 31«mish Keadicstor kaowBe
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Gonaux's Pile Ointment naa given me good
i-esults evefv time I have used it in mv prae
tics. Dr. F. A. SYLVEStBE.
Mt. Carmbl Convent, i
Thibodaur. La., Jan. 31,1888. \
Mr. F.Gonaux. Houma,La:
Dear Sir—I .cannot con voy in adeqnate
language a satisfactory Idea ot tlie licnefit l
have obtained by usiiic-yonr 'f-Anti-Asthmatic
Powder aud M+xtur^." For twenty yean 1
have* suffered from that dreadful disease,
Asthma, and although I have tried many
remedies, none proved beneficial until I tried
yours. I trust my experience witli this voi
dable powder and mixture will be the means
of inducing others to give it a trial. Youm
respect'ly, A Sister ok Mt. Carmel Cont-'t.
Houma, La , Jan. 37, 1883.
Mr. F. Gouaux:
Dear Sir—Alter suffering lor ten years and
trying all kinds of remedies. I have at last
to thank you for the bottle of anti-asthmatic
idtatfibe which you were so kind- ai to send
me. After taking a few doses I whs so much
relieved that I have never been without it a
minute and although, not entirely cured,
still I feel so much relieved that I liojie of be
ing so soon. Yours truly, - .
Mrs. Victor IUciiasd.
(The mother of our worthy friends Clay and
Edgar Richard.)
FOR 8 ALK.
rrtOWN lot, SITUATED ON JACKSON
1 ' street, opposite the Episcopal Church.
For terms and coYditioiis apply to
W. Ii RAGAN,
Oct3-87 tf 1 hibodaux. La.
tj*T. VINCENTS INSTITUTE,
Cr above the town of Thibodaux.
able locality for a
Crisaiuore or to
6 MILES
A desir
store. Apply to 8. T.
JOHN DOLESE.
I N WHOLE OR IN PART, LIVE OAK
PLANTATION, two miles t hove Thibo
daux. Tlie old tract contains nearly 800 ar
peuts ; about 350 cleared ; will be sold tor
$17,50U ; terms favorable- Address
S. JAMISON,
67 Oarondelet st., N. O.
F OR SALE OR RENT—I'll E COMMO
dious and desirable tw.sstoiy brick
building, formerly known as the "Washing
ton Hotel." situated corner Market, JLeveo
and St Philip streets. Apple to
GUSTAVE BOUDREAUX,
■ l or. Market and Maronge Sts.
Thibodaux, La., Marsh 10. 1388.
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