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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE AND OF THE TOWN
OF THIBODAUX. _
Office : Corner Green & Levee Sts.
"stTgRISAMORR Editor, j
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ISSUED KVKflY SATCKDAT
THIBODAUX, LA..
SATURDAY, JANUARY. 28 1882.
Editorial Items.
$1500 per year can be easily
made at home working for E. G.
Rideout & Co., 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their cata
ogue and full particulars.
—See notice of Money to Loan
in our advertising colnmus to day
several nights.
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_Tbe Seymour Troupe have j
beeu uiaving in Thibodaux for
Two great evils—headache and
constipation, afflicting nearly
every bnman being, are- relieved
Try Bailey's Saune Aperient.
—Health and strength given to
delicate women, nursiug mothers
and infant children who use
Browu's Iron Bitters.
—We are indebted to Senator
Jonas for copies of a speech deliv
ered by Senator Morrill, in tbe
Senate" December 8,1881.
—The Editor of the SENTINEL
has been absent diuiug this week
attending the session of the
Grand Lodge L O. O. F. of Louis
iana New Orleans.
—Three thieves in the Parish
Jail, sentenced to the Penitentia
ry last Fall, took appeals to the
Supreme Court. After lying in
jail for four inonlhs, they have
the gratification to learn that
they can go now and serve out
their terms. One of them says
that the next time he is condemn
ed to the penitentiary he will not
''repeal.' 1
—A big river is the Mississipp
nndeeustautly rising.
The upper Ohio is falling
and the upper Mississippi is low.
Should the rains coutume in
tlie Mississippi valley a lull river
may be expected, aud an over
flow may follow.
Plantet s should look to their
Levees at once.
PECTORAL î*VRl ! P to«'
recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds Bronchitis, Hoarseness, j
££ j
Lnfiamed conditions of tbe Lungs i
.»<• »I* PH»** ...... .
Prepftrod Bud «old by JOS. 1.
irinniM' A TT V lArnieieiist. Till li
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Thib
odaox, La. _
—If yon are suffering from in
digestion or auy complaint of the
Stomach or Bow els, you will ob
tain great relief by usiug the!
L UC JIIWp'-* V O' - / . w
these organs aud placing them iu
good, sound healthy condition
—The City Item calls Governor
McEuery to account for coinmut
iHff^Rautence of flve vears in tlu; !
ïe g ,,?tMSarv given one Cha.les !
Penitentiary given
Lynch to five years in the Parish
Prison.
Thu Item is correct.
The Governor has no business
indicting the punishment due a
villain or a thief upou the tax
Pîl inie wants to commnte reduce,
tbe tiiue but do uot make the tax
payer pay a R y m° re bills.
■Aiwwcr This.
Did you ever know any per
«on to be ill without inaction of
the Stomach, Liver or Kidney, or
dill you ever know one who «as
well wbeh either was obstrue ixe
or inactive; aud did J® 0 ®^ er
know or hear of auy case ot
kiud tha* Hop Bitters \vij.ild *tiot.
cure! Ask your neighbor the
same question .—Times
—The Sentinel is indebted (o
the Greseut lusuiauce Company
of New Orleans for a copy of t he
2few Orleaus Democrat Illustra
ted Almanac tor 1882.
This is a valuable pamphlet fttiu
should be on the table of every
citizen as it contaius information
useful and valuable to every one.
It is a compendium of news and
statistics, uot only of Louisiana
but of the Southern btates.
It has evidently been compiled
'tl much care, but there are
ILme neonle out here who will be
*kni-i»«d to learn that iu 1831
imtonisbed to leftrw
Terrebonne Parish produced 36590
Krill rlean Rico whilst Lafourche
Parish only made 6009.
The oYStermeii ami loggermen
will be rather surprised to find
• hit Bavou Lafourche has stretch
...J.i^n tn a
d out nil of a sudden, to a
length of 318 miles. It will make
those sailors ve ry sorry.
_ Subscribe to the Sentinel.
Tenants.
Last week we had a pleasant
interview with one of the most
practical and experienced PI in
ters iii the Parisli of Lafourche,
who cultivates a large plantation,
partly by tenants and partly by
hired laber.
Doubts having arisen whether
it paid as well to lease land to ten
as " olk wi 1 tü Jabor Li
red under the usual custom, a
close anrl careiul investigation of
the subject, made from the re
cords ot the plantation, disclosed
; the fact that more net profit was
dèfived per acre from land leased
that
to their tenants than from
cultivated by hired labor.
The consequence is that, ins*
tead of doing away with tenants
more have been placed upon tbe
plantation.
The rule under which the ten
ants work is about as follows :
The planter furnishes the land,
, attends to the fencing and main
j ditches, supplies one half of the
seed cane and requires two thirds j
of the ground to be planted in [
sugar cane. He also supplies the
dwelling
tenant a comfortable
aud gatden spot, and requires the
tenant to cultivate the cane aud
corn properly. If he neglects his
work the right to send laborers
into tne field lo perform the work
and charge all expeuses to the
Tenant is reserved.
The Tenant furnishes his own
teams and agricultural impie
ment», plants and works the
crop until it is laid by in June or
July.
The Planter cuts, hauls and
manufactures the sugar cane into
sugar, fot which he receives one
half the sugar and all the moias
SOS.
The tenant lias the other half
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etoibe«
I„ ISS! there »,re oh tü,
tatiou two tenants each of whom
hail about 30 acies of land apiece.
Each rolled about 20 acres ot su
gar cane and each crop yielded
about 48 hogsheads ot sugar.
A little calculation will give
the results to the Planter and the
tenant.
The tenant had 24 libds of su
, - , ' - '. , . " , ;
gar which weighed net each 1208 j
S ßüÄ ^ taÄeüf. j
Lti, u o ,,.......t
«f f ... i j'. I
potatoes ho'rs chickens &o and t
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tbe protlnet of Ills lalior for ».
ve mon s. |
Tbe planter estimates that, to
cut, hanl and manufacture a bogs
I
head of sugar, wiil cost $40.00 : j
j SKttÄS I
$60.00. ;
;
U net proüt ot $24.00 will y loi il ;
SGVTfi 00. anil fill bills nf mollisses
$576.00, and 60 bbls of molasses .
which tt.e 48 lihds would proba
blv yield would give at 50 cents |
per gallon $lô(K).00
$2076.00 as rent for 30 acres of
land.
111;lk' IIo'
One of those tenants estimates
Here we find the tenant work ;
n ! 2 -»?-m, C nn S/ l Pr r ing aU _ n,( -' 0,n ® j
ffloOJ-OO net, Ills corn &c. and ,
das. y labor tor which lie is paid, |
tor one year, whilst the planter ob !
! t; iius from, the same land a siicnts !
! a ,10t P rofat of ° ver « 60 0 ° P«*
ac £ ber teiianfs on thU plailta i
tion did almost it not quite as
well
The tenant system ns the Sf.n
TINEL lias been advocating,
judging from the above Jacts, is
no more speculation. It may be
,
s, h » i
dinarv tenants. It is Hue that j
1
he has good men, but when such
an opetiiug as that is given to
farmers, the best workers in the
world will come by hundreds into
j of I
! iute!iigl . ut aml moral Htizens. ;
; g ( .j JOO | houses and churches will
I be built and a uew era will dawn !
i upon southern Louisiana, that'
s { ar j. her forward in a career
of prosperity that she has not seen
for lo ! these many years.
In concluding this article the
Sentinel wishes to disabuse the
minds of some of its contempo
rar ies into an error into which
some of them, notably the James
Lonisianais, has fallen.
Whilst we. have advocated the
idea that, if the negro wishes to
goto Kansas or anywhere else
that he desires, he should be per
tiiitted to go on his way rejoicing,
have never advocated any
idea of driving or forcing them
then away. It they wish to re
; main and obtain an honest sup
poifby their industry, let them
1 remain and no one wishes them
: prosperity more earnestly than
j we do: but if they want to leave.
I why iu God's name let them go
in peace aud quickly. The fact
; that jirogress enterprise, and iu
j creased crops are produced in
: «in»* «iiwitiikii tliM UaVtithnrn iiniiti
! any section of the southern eoun
try which the negro has left, and
given u p to the white man is as
plain to the eyes of any candid
observer as the suu in midday.
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nal expense annually, in this 1 ar
ish of some three tiiousaud
lars. Voila le différence,
We know several colored men,
who are doing well,who owu land,
make good citizens, and earn a
comfortable living. No one wish
es to molest them. TJiey do well,
mixed in among white planters.
But there are two many of the
colored race in Lower Louisiana.
Far better will it be for both
white and colored when the lat
ter will be scattered over the
country. It takes the white race
to develop a country, bai'd it up
and start it forward with the rail
road speed which the wants of
this age demand and that is what
Louisiana needs today.
One more fact in relation to
the plantation ot which we bave
been writing. Each Tenant is a
tax payer and aids so much in
the uiaiutaU'ance of government :
each one pays a |»oll tax and as
8ists so far in the support of good
schools for all children,on the oth
er hand tho hired colored men
pay no tgxes,do nothing to keep
up free schools, but ass : st in pil
ing upon tbe tax payers a crimi
dol
PECTORAL STRIP for
recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss of Voice, Irritâbility of tbe
Larynx aud Fauces, and other
Infiiuned conditions of the Lungs
aud air Passages.
Prepared and sold bv JOS. T.
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Th.b
odaux, La. *
How Wonder ini is Hn !
Man as a physical, intolllctual,
moral being, becomes .nost com
pletely developed in all his pat ts t
and faculties by using daily, at
least, one dose ot Brown's Iron j
Bitters. Manv thousands are j
P" i ,a ■» refreshing j
pl»»iSir.'. U ' Wh ° ,e ^ !
mal system.
—There is no use disguising
the tact, disagreeable as it K j
that Small Pox is rapidly spread .
ing through tbe Northern and j
Western States, from Boston to I
San Francisco. No such a type !
ot that loathsome disease has j
over been witnessed on the Auie- >
c0:ltjn0 „ r „ roa> . m
«»'««*
wlntLer it will appear. ibe [
Police Jury have taken steps to !
l >roc,,re ?°° <l va '' d!,e «natter for |
'distribution tbroaghout the l'ar-1
|if|k Ex |K1S u()t
| that remedy should hasten
I to d.) SO.
On Thirty E»ayv Trial
j
I ääää !
; h««-s «.« trial f.»r ttui-ry .lays to y..un« t
; St'ÄÄiSSK i2Tä».^. !
; guaranteeing speedy reliet ami complete,
restoration ot vigor ami manhood. Also
. restoration
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| many <»rb«»r a
goi
for Khcmi: itisin. Neuralgia. Paralysis, Lii
er ami Kidney ditttcuiii.-«. Ruptures, aud
iseases. Illustrated pamphlet
free. Address Voltaic Belt Co. Mar
ine «
>t IV
shall, Mich
"I never use such a
Never —well —hardly
medicine.
erer. It
_ _
; l>eli , ( » t | y sj.lendid. One swallow
j cu.es heaitlmru aud acid «tom j
, aj j,_ coolingt and delightful ;
| j M jy, vei s and sick headache. For :
! i, a | )iîua i constipation, I use it all
! ti„>e, and piefcts it to any
thing else. It is sold at 30 cents
i
, !
lhus speaks a most sensible )
per bottle of 20 doses, and is)
, known as Bailey's Saline Ai»e- |
RIENT."
cÂ*ïl |
*'** al! , d ivtt on the morning alter
(Jimstmas for Arkansas. j
Now let the land owners in
that county give white men a
chance to work their lands and
in less than thri'e years, they
^»celebrate December 20 as one
tl,e S reatest d;, *v« «» ^ calen
" ar -
°
PECTOR %L STRUP for
recent or chronic Coughs
aud
Golds, Broucliitis, Hoarseuess,
Loss of Voice, Irritability of the
Laryux and Fauces, and o-lier
Inflamed conditions of the Lungs
and air Passages,
Prepared ami sold by JOS. T
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Thib
odaux, La.
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—The Advocate and Capito
I i»n of Baton Bonge have eon soli
dated uuder the name of Capito
ba«» Advocate and is now the of
ficial State Journal.
!
This is an excellent paper, anil J
uiay be a power in the land, if it ;
will not indulge the idea iDar |
Ixnnsiaoa as it
will not indul[
Baton Rcuge is
seems disposed t
disposed lo do present.
—lion. William H. S]»arks,
once a prominent planter, and poli
ticianof Assumption died a tew
remember his wonderful aud eon
veisatioual poweis and the crowds
he used to draw around hiui in
the Court House square, to listen
to his anecdotes and wit.
days ago, iu Georgia. Citizens
of Assumption, 35 years ago, will
n.mpniha* i.Jm u-miHarfui a ,.<»
Henry Clay, personally, long
the best beloved public mau in
the United States, was most dis
tinguished as the bold leader of
protection to home industries, and
might more £ban once, perhaps,
have been elected to the Presi
deucy but for his stiff utterance,
his "rather to be right than to be
President/' and bis moderate
opinions upou slavery and Texas
annexation. When, among other j
States, Missouri was carried for I
him iu 1821, Mr. Benton was a j
most prominent supporter, and, j s
upon the ground, as stated by j
bim, "that the most efficient pro j
tector ot American iron. lead, ;
hemp, wool, and cotton would be
triumphant champiou of tl e new J
tariff.'' Mr. Lenton, liosexer, |
soon bowed, to other god - ; and
Mr. Ciay, in^Sll, nnijj t.gatea bj*^
Mr. Polk on the r^tii? and L
also by having his prolüctfr«, gar r |
meut* suddenly stolen from him -
t tons—of her blue-grass regions,
with large disputable claims tor
j tne quantity aud quality of her
j mtre Bourbon pioduets ; but tbe
j V ed by various .killed tu «..stries;
! !Üt
by Mr. Polk, who came out at
the last moment in favor of "faif-f ^
protection to our agricultures,
aud commerce." At the decease
ot Mr. Clay, Mr. Breckinridge, a
life-loug political ad versai y, but
a knightly neighbor, rleclated in
his eloquent eulogy :
If I were to write bis epitaph,
I would inscribe as the highest
eulogy on the stOna which shall
mark hi« reating-plaee : "Here
ties a man who was ia the public
sen ice for fifty years and never
ftMtmpted to deceive his conutry
men/'
Kentucky is a nob'e State, of
ample proportions, peopled by a
gallant race, and is cutitled to
great credit for the prm*-blooded
stock- the Durliams and Lexing
been a leader in the early pan of
the race it may be confidently ex
peeled site will yet sive herself
j ou tbe "home st retch.'' Georgia
. and South Catoiina, losing no
j time in belated hosannas to Slat** j
I rights idolatries, seem alive to j
! that statesmanship which brings j
j them to the front of growing pros
> petitv ; aud mainly because these
»«eli:d« »««. «lib f.«t
I^ "
[ judicy of "entire independence ot
! a 11 foreiga states as respects our
| ossenrial wants." The whole
imnntm <iwm piuiIps« »MMtiimlo
!
t
! «W«.«.IM br the btttuu«f I».
cou ntr^i owes endless gratitude
• 0 the great Kentucky states^
man, the splendor of whose ora
tory may be forgotten aud bis
com promises forgiven, but whose
early patriotic advocacy of Arne
rieau industries with their protec
tion will forever cause his memo
ry to be decorated with fresh
bor iu every State .—Senator Mor
rill.
PE? TORAL STRI P for
recent or ehro' ic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss of Voice, Irritability of the
an ,, aia Passages.
Prepared ami sold by JOS. T.
THIBODEAUX, Druggist,Thib
odaux La
YVeSknesN Cured.
Lynn, Mass. Dec. J8 1880
I gave that valuable medicine,
Brown's Iron Bitters, to niv sister
fi)r wpslk!l ,. Ss . Afl# . r ' takiaS , wo
bottles, she was able to walk and
inn as w» 11 as ever. It is certain
'- v - "*$•* jo>- es .
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taki.igr two
A Bef/s S'ing is only
o
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Ä
eit1ier! ,,Jr: ^"^èriain VerXntï
wife danced to a late hour one
uiglit—became overheated, and
returned home, in a thin dress.
Next moaning she had a severe
headache and general pain and
aches in her bones and joints
She aud her husband considered
it a trivial affair, and thought of
no serious results- The next few
days she became much worse aud
a doctor was called iu. He failed
to find out tbe cause of suffering,
and only prescribed for the fever
«and besidolte. She recovered only
after two years suffering, and
was then enied by the use of
! Dr. Dromgoote's English Fe
J ^vle^BitteAs ° Oue"*botlle of
; thjs ^omtwfnr'femaM» regulator
| would have cured her during tbe
first few days,
granite iron ware,
common ware, withstand sets,
toilet sets and a laige variety of
crockeiy, tin ware, glass ware,
granite iron ware, feather dus
ters, parlor lamps, lanterns, lamp
chi iu ii ies and wicks always on
^ ,
Diunpr sots ot v lmui sou
hand at Giisamore's Stove Depot
aud House furnishing store.
WASHINGTON LETTER. !
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Tugging at the Tariff. The Moral
oj the Mormon question.
Committee Dilemma
The
Kout ton
Diplomacy.
[From onr Regular Coriespnndent.J
Washington, D. C. Jan. 17, '82.
Now comes the tug between
tariff and free trade, a question;
that, ta some extent, makes ha- f
VMC w j,[, yi aS ou and Dixon's line
alieady we see Messrs.!
au ,i Beck ou opposite
s j f p. Si y[ r# Bayard is influenced
somewhat by liis locus ; the Uni
States ofDMHVi.it* is neai Penn
sylvania, and lie i> pe, haps, a ht
contused by presidential
Mr. Beck's protection
n|i|ioiii*nts sa vs that be is «.Iso iu
b\ his loeus male, which
jj^tian ù, r AL . Beck vues not,
hotter er, tiuvoeuie tree tneie
| >or e ai „i simple. He w.-uld r •*
- -
iuipo. t* su tieientiy
w.>uld
_ t •» keep
(wetie j irous m the 1hi>, « birli
^ - ' ■
« the support o! an Amu,
Navy, leg:-»di.f»», and eriil .-et
\ice, Uni hi wOiilu mu tax in
port*» wuli au object w> stimulait
and protect lion e n»au u fact ores f
Now tbe Senate may debate till
doom, at least to the doom of the
47th. Congress but everybody
knows that the Congress will not
materially change the present re
venae laws still, it is well to agi
täte, if for no other reason, that
every fainter may not have to
ask his neighbor what general
Hancock was said to bave asked
a Democratic Senator : "Who is
Tariff, aud wbat does be waut
with revenue only"
In the House, they have been
agitating the monogamy ques
tlon, as ielates to Mormons, aud
Mr. Kaakell, of Kansas, has been
iHisitiveiy lurid in bis eloquence
Mt denunciation ot this errini«
against the civilization ot the al
most twentieth century. W
hear only the anti Mormon sid
of this controversy and the Moi
mous are very wrong lor Pr*>\ i
ileuce does not fa»or the weak
batallions. But tbe Mornnn.
plead poor devils, that they sup
|ioit aud acknowledge all tint
wives, while members of Cmigre»
a sa rule, recognize and suppoi
...
j but one of tin ir wives. W •*. ar»
j right gentleman repivseutarives,
j and Senatots; the dense burial
lions are on ou: side, but let
nor "poiut the rough and thorny j
way to heaven, while we the prim j
rose phades of dalliance tread
and reck not our own read.
Speaker Keifer is having no lit
tie trouble to harmonize his par
ty an l vindicate his committees.
His latest proposition is to en
large the com mi. tees, but it is
doubtful if the House can be im j
p~«*l with I lie i-Ui'-.icy ot
reraeJy. Experience lias taught !
deliberation bodies «hat large j
. ^ . , « -, j
CTOmtUlUeeS HM} IIU^ICIuN* j
the tendency h is been rather to j
create »«« »mmittee for .Ue «m
sidération ot special subjects 1
Mr. Kassor will oppose the enlar {'
A 11 ,1
gement of the C( inmittecs, BIHi
there is a prosjiect of a debate
l»etwecn him and Mr. Roberson,
of New Jersey, ob tins subject.
dinner.
they were
mom. and
Yon have, perhaps, beard ofdi
(domatic scandal, relative to the
Russian Minister Bnrtholeimei;
liorr he came here with a woman
who was not his wife ; and horr
they have lived in a house with
out fminiture, aud have avoided
social intercourse with the other
legations, and high officials here, j
until the death of the late Czar
made it ebligalory upon them to!
open their bouse to receive con !
,1,,1,-nees. Then .beygave
\\ Ill'll the guests arrived j
!
j
Ill'll the guests arrived j
shown into tlie dining i
« at .. .. «• *« i* , I
room, rtin! tllli wiio Pi tȔK uij>.0 !
mat, who is an Eglisbwoman.
come up from the kip-hen with a j
tîHieeil OI SOU|>, vv lllrh silt* s;ii<l
had not been spit in according to
Russian custom. The remain i g
courses of this strange repast .
were b ought in by a caterer
from the oulsi.le and tlie hostess |
to make »hem
•« i»'«'" 1 " I'liiiteiy c..,.c„i ;
U g lhei amusement anil disgust)
During the j>:c nie. Madame
ï, g lhvl and diffgust
told lier guests tli it it was quite j
tbe tiling to be illegitimate Eilat. I
she her husband aud all their
ciiildien were iliigitimate. Now
that tbe diplomat bas been
recalled, the scandal has been
, _
tlllOWII Upon the winds and it shall i
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Help to billig into lllsjiute tlll'>0 I
Utterly useless but expensive dip !
:___ .«• a i i.- ». .. _ . •.
icmatic establishments, it will
have done some gootl.
Mother» ! Mother» ! !
Jlofhers!!!
Are you disturlied at night «and
broken cf your rest by a sick child
suffering aud crying with tlie ex
crueiatiii" t>niu ot enttinir teeth I
... -, ® . ."
It 80, go at once and get a bottle
of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH
ISQ-8ÏBÜP. It will relievo tue
poor liltle sufferer immediatelv—!
cleueiiil upon it * there is no inis'
___ . .. • ,
taKO about it. There is not a
mOther Oil earth who has ever
used it, Who Will not tell you at
onoo that It will regulate the bow
els. and irve rest tn tnu imitlior
^ « 41 uu .u m '
aud reliet and health to the child,
operating like magic. It is perfect!
ly safe to nse in aU cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians ami
nurses iu the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
TUTPS
PILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERQYMEN, ANB
THE AFFLI CTED EVE RYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TBIUM PH OF THE A 6 L .
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
JjOM of appetite,Nausea,bo wela oo«ttTf.
ftin in inefleaq.with a dull »en aation in
the beck put, Pein ander the #hoold#e
blnde, yiikamaft e f eet ina. w itfT»dJeia
ettoa tion to exertion of body or intnd.
Irri tability of t emper. Low apirile, iMß
of memory, with a feeling of baYtnsjgg
tec ted some duty^wearineea. Diaaineae,
Fluttering of theHeart, Dota before the
IP THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
SSSSSäSSS^BSSSSSSSi
Id b* UieirToaile Ai
They__
body to Taka
tbue tba ifkin k
TUTTS HAIR DYL
Okay Hat» or Wnrama changed to a«u.T
PÄ SÄ e Ä&°"i SLSSiSS^o.
Bold bjDtuKgislOyOff sonl by osproas on recoipc off 91.
Office, SB Murray St, New York.
f er. Terra uun *r '■' ■il'J .* 1 *" 11 ? 1 ■* ■
(Cm»< ■M i.ai win ha aalM FMI
makaa
Rata
ipot
HodiMOM«
Bitten arava
ope rati
Tbij giYi iff?
To all whoaff
tr of the bowel
quire an
Hop Bitt
jatl
IMIHIdMtwIth.
>Sffl
wrattra propntfia af aU other MOW» ,
KSTÎS 8S21 1 mSS'
ÿloa, axM when Bop
BYartedaedparfeetantr *
imcalaiT
.ariaary orfua, or who n
Toaie and mild Sttaralaat,
ten an iBTaf^oabia, without Into**
cat I ns. I
No matter what,_______ _ _
are what the diaeaee or aliw™eot la naa Hop Bit
Hoot wait until yooa%ra Ode hat if yaa
only feel hod or miserable.«"»* them
Itma 7 mTe 70 arllfe.it haam** T ad 1
«900 win ba paid for a «■!» *£* TÄLS«
cure or help. Do not aiffer% 0 [| , »I 0 '*frlmid«
aaCerJMt am and area themrn** W OP 1
Bonember, Hop Bitten ia noWa®*»
drunken nostrum, but the Purest
Stediclne erer made ; tho IIIIIlT
and ion* and no pen
ahould be wttbout.theaa
RrfeS'________
narcotic« all Bold
for Circular. ■
XT a
„ la an abaoluta and Irreatfble .___
unkeoees, use of opium, tobacco and
tlca. Alt aold by druptrtata Scr^u
' aad Toronto, Ont.
SiATjb OF LOUISIANA.
lie, •
Cou
Marie Magnolia Pion, v if.- vs. Octave J.
riegcu.irc, liuslaml.
Tl.is case having krn regularly fixc.l for
trial was taken U|t aud tried amt tbe law
ainl cvi.ii-iice being iu favor of the lMaintiil
.ml tbe law
ami against tb:- .left-miant.
it i* or.k-r.-ii ii«ljo<i"v»! »n.l .lecrwa that
null.» pi.-m wu-- of o.-tnve la-^vniîi-e ai <i
her «od i.usbiin.t octave j. I f p. n
lire the uetepu.tut »«cereeiiijf ;i separat ioü ut
propitv liFtwi^n êititl {ihiintiiT ami gHVii
^ n dissolving tbrever the eommiinitr of
iÏÎÏÏLSSSÂ SSS?,
the sole aud exclusive in iiua^c meut aud ad
{' 1 ' 1 ." latl;l 1 , '" u ol 1,( ; r i'>'"t*erty.
lhus done read, signed in oi»en Court
till-*» 7th. «lay of January A. l>- lSSÿ.
' ' " """" " "
Minnie Frank, wife. v.. Henry Marx, bus
band,
ami tbe evi.leuee in favor of tbe plai
a.t.jlÄSSS'w
j That Judgment l>e and is hereby rendered
(Signed) ARTHUR F. KNOBIAIUH,
Judge vOtb. Jn.li.-inl District Court.
Filed January 7th. lSSJ.
(Siguetl) J.' \V. K »OBLOCH, Clerk.
( ^— k A true copy :
< L.S. > Test: < lerk's office, Parish of
( > t.afourebe this Ærd. day of Janua
i\- A. D. 1S8J.
J. F. ALI.AIX, Deputy Clerk.
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafimrrbe. No. — 30th. Judicial
District Court.
This rase having been regularly fixed lor
trial was taken up and tried, and the law
and the evi.leuee heilig in favor of the plain
That Judgment Ik- and
i infavorof the plaintiff, aud against the
I uefuDilnut. ilrereuiug a s**p?u%ifinn of prop*
! erty b**twouii Haiti plaiutitl, Minnie Frank
wile of Henry Marx aud defendant, said
j
tween them «mil aceorüiug ;#ml grantiu£ to
.
|
plirintitl the soK- aiitlf-xcliiHive lu.iii.-ig.-iuciit
i.ii'l iuiuiiuistratioD ol her separate busin.-ss
ami property.
'rims done read and signed iu open Court
this Jlsf. day of January 1882.
[Signed] ARTHUR V. KNOBLOCII,
■Judge 2iith Judicial District Court.
Fil.-.l January ^lst. 18-<g.
[Signed i j. W. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
^ A true
I"!, -
;
J. F. ALLA IN, Deputy Clerk.
st ate OF LOUISIANA.
j
I 20tl1 * Judicial District Court, Parish of
ajnm-ie.
Succession of William Harvey, No. 1049
Probate#.
—
Pursuant tn an order and decree of above *
i Court :tll<1 in obedience to a commission to !
i me directed in tbe above entitled aud mini- [
- !
________
rcli 4th. 1882 between tbe hours of ÏÎ
M. the follow- i
, me dill . ct ,. d in ,, 1C at>ove entiUed a
I Ii«-r«-.l succession I will offer for Sale at pub- !
! lie auction pursuant to'.aw to the last and !
hifflifst bidiif r ou thp nrpmiiMi sihiutod in
lie auction pursuaut to .aw to the last and
highest bidder ou the premise# situated iu
the iiumediate vicinity and West or above |
the Town of Thibodaux, on Saturday ,
March 4lli. ISS'J lietn eon tho lukin-a «»** II
e'eluck A- M. and 4 o'clock P
... . 0i . -------- - -
j humired Vud' tbntj tVu y w,wo fc(-t°"n
' depth, tbe upper or WeKtcrn line slightly
■ ®l ,eil * u R ^ w u> give one hundred amt five
j b'ct ou tbe l-car or Southern line.The lower
or Eastern line to lie at Two hundred and
j «^enty «even äUilOO feet from ami West
j Äb ft SS'Äa'ÄJ'ISÄeÄ
ingtoaplanofsulKliYisionofthe property
^ lhihodnux •'wm Mill couiDunv ext*
iug described prnjicrty to-wit: i
1. A certain pn-co or lot of gronud situa
tc-d in the pacish of Lafourche, in the im
mediate vicinity and West or above the
town of Thibodaux measuring Ninety two
Company ext
j cutcd by S. S. Evans and now or formerly
! iu the possession of said company for re*er
■ elict ') bounded in front or North by St.
1 'soutl'brîands 1 n?.w 0 or' formerly of ? U?e
; he-rs of Gouge S. llumn and West l»v
1 projierty of the Thibodaux Saw Mill Co-j
1 I ,il,1 - T - t ogether vrith all the buildings and
• improvement# thereon,
title see Couyeyanoe Book No. 1C.
p * t^ÈTteSSVo of the Thibodaux
3. Cer* ilieate Xu. tm Q ( t ul «... ,
»«
»fm k «r Mi,| C»n.p*ny ^
0, '• 1 « "-lor *et, two marku ^
,b "' a.,d
chaiiH. rooking uten.il. t»***!".
•»i*v hotes. &.«».
T. mi» of Sal- Cash oe the «»» „
t.iK-ft I n-aeury Note» to pay debt*
Ja unary L'Sih. 1 s»-j
THEOPHILE THIBODaUT
_______ «Writ
STATF. OF LOClSUy]^~~^
i rit District C'-iurt for the p atiA ' . n
lean*. 0 °* «V
»rx Lery & U-osT v* 4PÇ1 S inKHl
ueriA s Oftite, THlmJMx, Pariah of
Pursuant to an or.lcr and ,l rr r ,
onrt a:ui in oU.- ii.-m e to a r
- .lirccfci in ,|,o l'eve^Æy«» to
»e I suit. I will „for , or A,' 1 *« »»s,
-t:»n niir-iiiiii' !o !»* •« t L*?W'lie
l.ifi.ler on tkopre.,,^» JT. tot
.!•» «freer in tl- Town ofilfcjtj!** •»
•■Äftiasg
. h* ei.lire ennfert,* 0 f «
tli-- .i.-femrint Simo/ruS
-I Dry O..O.U, CUrtUiuw and"î* W "' i »*
,» A-.-. *• *«"* Bertha,.
JuiilMI V ^Sl)l. IS-by
' THEOPHILE THIUODaPï
_________ y- r :.
EAm. J. A: T hurl»» ^ ^
DENTIST#,}
No. 130 Boy« I 8tree|,
Orleans,
Assistant»: Dr. U. Piemn
________ Çff. Hopptr
FRE 8 CH BESTXDSAlf, '
1 *• Kireet
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Se Habla Es)ianul. AUGUSTE rit
Vor-IOSl-üm.
JOHN W. TROTTER,
«.-•»pm Tj „»a >na
St- Pliil:p St. »- , *t w.en Thihodaux aad Mahk
Thihodant. L«.,
—Ke. )»s on hand a fid» line o.
CODKJAND HEATING STOVE'S.
—A'so agent f.M-tho—
Favorite und Excelsior
stoves.
Partien'nr at:rnliun g'v»n »« Roe(iuj»ii4
Gutering. "**
LÏTTLK KXCUÂXGÊp
COR. ST. LOUIS AND ClIAUTK Jj,
.New Orleaa*.
JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ,
OYSTEH~SÂLOO« r
C'hoite I« in es end Lii/uort ahcofs oh hs>i
FURNISHED 1K011S.
Hot Lua.-tj (rum9 A. M. to 2 P. 11
Oet-1-81 -ly.
GARF1ÎLÜ iffrV-KU:
Gm field. A cilia
plete, t .it Ill'll I history' fmm ermll# to gr.iv ,
hy ihe ciuineat iuoaropher. Col. C«k"»--IL
l-.tr. di.. tioU Ujr liis Evrdiee.ey. Julm 1).
Ijoug. Uovernor of .Massachusetts. Bw.-lw
all ready 1er delivery. An elegaullj illi»
trated v.ditine. Kuiiorsed fslitian. I.is::il
terms. Agents lake orders for from S3 I»
>1 copies daily. Outsells nay utlier book
ten to one. Agents ne\*-r niada mons.T sa
fast. The Jo-os sells itself. Kxperie»!« not
■Maewary. Fai'ure unknown. All aal«
immense profits. 1'rivale terma tm
Heorg* NHimmb 4 Ca, Portlani'
Maine.
PATENTS
IX «- continue to net a« Solicitors far Pal *.
Caveats, Trade Marks, l opyriflits. Hr., wr
the Uuited States, Uauada. Cuba, Kusjl.uid,
Franco, Geruutny etc Wc have hail tfelrr
lj five }>ar» evprrlrncf.
l'aient-, ohtaim-d throngli us sr»- noti«4
in the Scik'.tific AVKr.u ax. Tliis Lirt*
aud splendid illustrated weekly f»#iiw, f-»-*
a year, «.hows the Progrès# of Niroer, !>
very iuterrstiug. aud lias an enormoua rir
cn la tion. Address M INN * CO. P»te*J
Solicitors, l'.i Id «slier« of Se'l k.stihc ASWI
CAS, :j; I'ark Row, Now York. Hand bask
uh.»nt Patent* sent free.
==SÂÎwwS53ô
«a»d é=i*l
,1 busiiie** u-iw liafiir* thj pi 1 *
lie. Yon .ini make nwnaj
f.«at-r at «oik lor as than «
any thing rise. Capital »«
m-.-.t.-J, We will start ja«
fl : a «li'.y .in4 u»»w«rta mi*
at 1 Mime iiy tin- imluatYiou*. Men, WBiW.
hoys ami girls wunte.1 everywhere 1# »•*
for ns. No « is the time. You eft# WW»i* ,i
spare time uuly or give vonr wkoi#*•
the bu.-iiless. Yon e.m live at bom# W# W
tho work. No other business will fW-li
nearly a* well. No on# can Ctu »J'" 1
at woe. CW)J
........ .... ....... .one» maJ# bf
eosity, anil honorably. Aildresi TXCf •*'*
Augusta. Maine.
NE IV' AD VEHTISEMEm
A — Ji'mllyi Pmttnfaiies —MAfl KIffi
J\ .CENT huIWay j.remmt« ;
piaiiufurtcs. four very haad«om# ro##4 J
ner#. nww kkI . uses, three H,, ** aB * ÎS?»
fSÜS. 75 tof-.W.."#.' ; catalogne prie##, t** **
U »HJ0 : sati^lm-tinn giuuwwt.'e.t « «?£
refunded ufter ou# ye#r'# u«'; "r 111 ™
pianofortes, f|-J5 to fjjji-ataloBJt**
to #
ivse.
not I
let orgi __________ . _ _
lor, ATI* upward ; visitor# write«* -
carriage meets tbe trams : IUbbOwI**
lague (holiday editioé> free'_ Awh*.
pianofortes, Jl'25 to #205catatoOJC#* r"y
I»09 to ^HD«i.- standard piahofaririj* "
uuivevM*. um »wund* toatit'v; Wfflfi w
? "'*> to »mu-i : standar.t piauoisr»«» .*• -r
uuivev#e, u.h tbo isands toatify; w™* ^
uiamuioth list'of t.-Mimnniall ;
J»ii>et organs, cathedral, eburrb. eh*p*»>P
lew É*hl muraval • rîâitan • *
,
I
mgue inouuav emu«#/ »»y » — y- —
tall npon DANIKI. F. BEAlTV,
: cw»- New Jersey,
j
'
LOUISVILLE. KY*
Coarse thorough and pr*rtt«#t
lal. For catalogue und Ter«*
»R W!H II B01XH« W'
41« Thiiii Ate., Lcnttmsr
0
B, ». U .VggjSi
HABIT
(IKE
for iu v l-ook on The II»
Free. *
I idem # giTC».. —,^ |
eue# to cut#» Fy
and plufi f *?^
m
$777
A YEAR#ud
Outfit free. Addwq/a# |
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