The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], November 21, 1885, English, Image 3

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SATURDAY, NOV. 21, ISS5.
LOCAL NEWS
Read'he advertisement lor the
mile nf the lease of the Thiboduux
Bridge for the vear 1S8G.
Rev. Dr. C. M. Atkinson is at
Sbieveport attending some iinpor
taut ses-ion of the Presbyterian
Church.
Them is a steady rise in (In- La
foilrclie,coining fiom the River, that
will sunn enable steamboats of all
.sizes to enterthat si team.
The Steamer Alice Li-Bianc now
makes semi weekly nips to Thilio
diiux. The A. L. is a home-made
boat, inaiiagi d by native eiiizeus
ai d merits stippm t.
Aiii^jig the uiiineiuus vi-itors to
Thilmdaux, l hi week, was Madame
Antoine, tin* Fameuse Restauiaut
1teeper nit St. Louis street in New
Or eaus.
Creole Female Tunic, the great regula
toi ;llnl ilivigilliltor, is snlil by Until &
Fleet u end.
Any "in* wishing to purchase a
small comfortable lesideuce, can
find one on .Jac kson street, in a
pleasant locality, by applying to
Ogden Smith, on the Rieiiz; planta
tinn, opposite Thiliodaux.
Hon. J. L. Aucoiu has laid on
our table a bunch of six oranges
weighing 3 pounds, that are hard
-to heat for size, and flavor. Fruit
glowing will soon be one of the re
vived arts of lower Louisian «.
F«m tiik Si'MMKi!.—Far inure iiivignra
ting Ilian a I'ip ullr -■ aside is the time
) iim' ol Cm It* l « in.i lr Ton ir.
The grand entertainment to be
gben by the Ladies Drauiutic Club
of Lafourche will take place on l)e
cember 15 and 1C pioximo. , It will
be a .pleasant time. Everybody
should attend.
Call at R. R. McBride's, -at Thib
Otiaux Post Office and examine the
new Evans Corn Planter and Pea
Drill with open wheel manufactured
for John F Wood of Terrebonne.
It is considered to be the most
practicable and best planter ever
made.
Call at PunsenMit bourgeois' Drug
Stine for (Tcnlc Female Tunic, womans
bent friend.
The fine, little steamboat James
H. Letcher, Capt. Maui in, couimeu
ced to make regular trips between
Tliilmdaux and Dnualdsonville, on
Tuesday morning, Nov. 1G lust.'
It moved off nicely and will doubt
-less open a good, paying ttade, and
be of gieat convenience to the peo
pie residing on the Lafourche.
Creole Female. Tonic removes suppres
sion, cures ptelapses uteri or fall id the
womb, and invigorates the female organs
No better opportunity to purchase
• small farm can be fonud thau
4hat ottered by Walter Pugh, who
is selling oft the Uucle Peter plan
tatioil.
It is one of the truest bodies of
(Hinl in Louisiana ; in a good, heal
thy locality ; easily drained, and of
-fers every inducement for a turn'd/
moderate uu ans to make himself
comfortable. Payments are easy
aud can bo readily met. See his
advertisement in another column.
I Hundreds of lives have been saved l»v
the timely use of Creole Female Tonic,
whu;h is the greateest remedy know n for
all Womb troubles and female diseases.
Sugar making has beeu progress
i&g rapidly during thepresent week.
The weather has been excellent.
Planters are generally satisfied.
They are obtaining from 1000 to
3000 pounds per nrpent:
Whilst big yields are read about
do the papers, and heard of in the
Atmosphere, Lafourche planters
think their yield, put iuto hogs
heads, is about as profitable as the
hig yields elsewhere, pat in the
newspapers.
Good Times Ahead.
The ladies ol the Diamatic
Club of Lalourche are |>rtqia
• iug an entertaiumeut, that
will be given in Firemen's Hall
about the middle ofDeceiubei next.
We are not sufficiently behind
il, "
ue cut lams to give a description
of the uiauy amusing and pietty
scenes to be exhibited, but enough
lias leaked out to justify the asset
tiou th.it it will be niw, original,
[and attractive butli to the eye and
the appetite.
The ladies, who have the matter
in chmge, aie able, willing, and de
termineil to render the occasion one
(hat will long be remembered by
the pe.formers and by the partici
pants.
Consider Toiigaliue a very valna
Ide remedy tor neuralgia, and rheu
mutism. Have used it with good
♦•fleet, and can recommend ii.
Juo. T. Hamilton, M. D.,
Crab Orchard, Mo
The Police Jurv at its last regu
lar session fixed the location of the
Ferry at Lock port at the head ol
Barataria street. This was done
at the request ol the members of
the Jury in wards 4 and 9 in whose
wards the Ferry is situated.
This action gave dissatisfaction
to parties who desired the Feriy to
be retained at Lafourche stieet.
where it has been located tor sever
al years.
A petition, numerously signed,
was subsequently presented to the
President ot the Police Jury de
uiatiding an extra session of the
duty to take into consideration
their protest against the removal
of the location from Latourche to
Bnrataiia stieet.
On last Saturday a special meet
ing was held. The petirion was
met by another petition also nuttier
ousiy signed demanding that the
action of the Police Jury at the reg
ular session be sustained.
The members now found them
selves in a position that was not at
all pleasant or agreeable, with his
Satanic Majesty on one side aud a
very deep sea on the other.
The dispute admitted of uo com
promise. There was no halfway
house in which to meet and shake
bauds. If the jury stood by its
fir-t action, one party would remain
dissatisfied.
Ifit sustained its previous actiou,
and replaced the terry at Lafourche
street, the other party would be
dissatisfied. After considerable
discussion and consultation and up
on motion by the member trom
Ward 4 seconded by the member
from Ward 9, the location of the
ferry was placed in Irout of another
part of the toivu altogether.
One faction wauled an apple, the
other wanted a peach, the jury
gave them an orange, without know
iug whether the orange, will prove
sweet or sour.
C. V Majors. Esq., of Kolia. Mo., writes,
'! I, ike pleasure m adding my testimony
to i hat of ti ii iid• eds of ui ln-rs.as to the effi
eaev of l J i ickly Asti Hitters. I have not
only Miltl it here and in Arkansas, hut
have used it myself anil as a regulator of'
i lie sto ii, n-li aud howrls, I do not think t
there is anything heller. Its action on I
I he liowels is free, without causing any*
griping or putti whatever. |
A Celebrated Piano.
For nearly fifty years, the Pianos
uaude bv Win. Kuabc & Co., of Bal
tituore, aud 112 Fifth Avenue, New
York, have been before the public.
Their fame tor siuging quality of
tone, ease of action, durability, aud
workmanship was long ago estab
lished. The most thorough aud cou
scieutioue attentions it* paid by the
firm to every detail. Iu the cou
struction of their Pianos the best
Rosewood, English Oak, Mahogany
and Ebony are used; The evenness
of the scale is marvelous and the
upper toues especially, are as clear
and sparkling as a bell. Knabe &
Co.'s Piauos are used at Dr. Dam
rosch's concerts. The firm estab
lisbed an ageucj in Mexico not long
ago, and orders are already pouring
iu.— New York Sun.
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Professor G. G. Linn, is now stun
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ping in Thilfodanx, fur the pm post
of tuning htid fepiiiriiig piano>, or
gaus &c.
Mr Li.in, has been working lor
some time in the parish <»i 1
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j bonne and comes liigliU ircoinmeud
I ed by numerous citizens of t iiai j•.■ i
ish, and will doubtless gim satis
faction to those who will engage ln>
services.
Pitifessor Linn ciiii In* Iminil im
the present ut the ISiraii^* t'- Uu
u*l, and in,ikes a speci illy of tep.m
ingot Inlying old itistt uincnts. .mil
attain it i ccs wmk to gi, ( - s.insluc
tiou mi no payment.
With Mahotte's fall political ttai
tois can read their doom. It wa
so with Aitioit Burt, it was tlm.s
with the biiiliant Tom Marsh il, it
was thus with Join* Tyler, .net lot)
others, and it will be evet so with
men who betray the voters that
placed them into power.
When men ni.-li to change then |
political ' iews let them do so. But !
let them go at once to llieit pioj
posed destination, barn llteir ship- !
......... .«" k - "*«•'• I'*""
lions uoltlly (III lllell IteW pta lortll.
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lilt 11 they Will, al least, retain the
respect, if not the con tin. nee ot
their late political associates.
But whenever they t ide into pow
er by the support of any p.uty,aad
tlieu betray that paity ami aiienipi
locarry with them in their uesei
tion a billowing of then loraier sup
poller.-, their tail into tiisgiace and
oblivion is just assure and <>s cel'
tain tis that the noonday's sun will
sink behind the Western hills. Tin
people ot these United States never
did siisiuiua political Hanoi, it is
not likely that they ever will.
Those pheiioineiias flash up oc
casionally like a ineteoi, but tlu-y
drop like a lotten apple*
Rice Sacks.
Otter to sack Him crop. Sec
veitiseincnt in autiihci' chIhiuii.
ml
Ax Iti-limmi, fresli fiom the «iu|, anil
anxious to secure a humming-bird,
caught a large bee instead ; it stuug
him, when Pat ciied out, *Houly ino
sos! how hot its little fut i»."
A. Rigg-& Bm., t 'l-ti-i u M tkets
247 Ddoitl street ; N. O. Semi tor
pi ice list.
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BESTTOMC. I
Thi* medicine, combining Iron with pure
vegetable tonics, quickly and comptetelv
( urea Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weakness,
I inpure Blood, Malaria, Cbiils and Fevrrs,
and Nenralala.
Iti* an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the
Kidaeyn and I.tver.
» It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
Women, and all who lead sedentary lives.
It does not injure the teeth, cause headache,or
produce constipation —other Iron medicine* do.
It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates
the appetite, aids the assimilation of food, re
lieves Heartburn and Belching, aud strength
ens the muscles and nerves.
For Intermittent Fevers, lassitude, lack of
Energy, Ac., it has no equal.
99* The genuine has above trade mark and
crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other.
■aSa Ml/ ky BROWS i HSairal CO, BALTIIORK, Mil.
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notice'
OFFICE POI.K'E JURY. )
Parisli ol Lafourche, Saturday, Nov., 21, '85. S
Whereas at a aftcci.il session of the Police
.lury, held on the I Ith Ordinance No. 181 re
lative to Ferries w is amended in the llth see
tion thoreof estah isliuig the location of the
Lockport Ferry, tim sale of the said Ferry
will not take nlni e as already advertised on
Saturday, the ..th Dici-ml.or, 1880. hot is
postponed to Saturday, the 18tli, December,
I88o, when it will take plan* under the terms
audjiouditiiui- set lot th in tlie Ordiuance as
amended.
This will in uo manner interfere with th e
ante of the other public Ferries of the Parish:
these will he rob) ns already advertised on
Saturday, December ath. 188i.
n. x rot; lon.
President.
NOTICE
Tk. "nj.. • i, ' .
The undersignodj give publie notice, that
° f rH r : ^ arr , ? nn * J 1 "' 00 -
daux, the contouts of the store, aituated cor-.
I 'J P h \ ,, P •feet*, JHiiboilaux.
'Hie btwmeaa of atud eatabliah
H herealTtef be opneiMinted uu
derthe Firm name of
u t iceuL.l? NNE >
o,u-. , .
Thibodaux, La., K«t. SOth. 1885.
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w »- >*"'« a full supply of Coal at lilt.Ml
Jtooge which we can deliver on short notice.
BROWS .V .loxiis.
Now Orleans, La.
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iloilce.
Thiboduux, Oet., I7tb. 18,85.
At a meeting ol the Directors ot Tbilio
daux Bridge Company, h.-td on tiet.i. iso,
....... ........i.i.. t \.!l'. , r'. < i" ,! \ ,M . 1 8,l ' m ':.
Wits ill
tbc till
ared. payable mil of the revenues ot
mouths ending S ptemher 30. I8S.5
.. _ .. F. ZERSOTT,
h. G. (. Kims, President
Secretary.
4tocl7'8.'i.
* otic
1 in- co p.i i i in r.-liip hctetofoi'c existin'* be
I*'- I* t-nui-gi-.-id .V t . .1 ll.ii ker'iu the
ill'll" too MIC-- iit I.III-I, ji.ir'. 1'jii-isli lit |„,
h'liicke is hereby dissolved. In mulual mm
s III. I lie s..lie* 'ii:Mil. ss will In- e-iiiliino ,1
.i I I lie ole -i .. ml Dl-. .lolin S. i liiiisiin ,\
< •'. Ii.nl."' ; nil n ......... ii the linn, and
ii 1 ■ 1 C' i mi ii I — due ly -aid ntiriiig linn are
hereby a-Miitic-l hv tin- new linn.
, , III I ISA I 1' A BARKER,
I.nck|iiMi, i li t , lss j
3m.O.I7\s.'i.
.virm:
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Ollice nl 'I lctio.laiix liiiilge Cm.
I I'diinlaii *. l a.. Nov Nth., |S8.',. *
I N' ACCUDAM'E V. Hit A Kh UUTlllN
pas-*-il hy (he l o;,ni «,1 Diiecloi's. 1 tin
mill- rsigi ed. will se I, at pnhiie auction, tn
tlie liiglie- iMihler. on MONDAY, D.CKM
I I K 7th., ISs;,. llt m „Vln. k A. ,U. at the
loot ot J: ekson stieet the FaI.M of tin
Hedge or llie year IS>'6.
The purchaser to comply with existing re**
ul. lions. "
, F.ZE'NOTT,
President Thihiakiux llri lge Co.
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For Sale,-the Uaele Peter Pl,nt,ll„„.
'I" 'uiihieigiii-M utters tin* Uncle Peter
P antniion fni .-alc ; as h whole ot hv itr
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|.ents in wii'tli. I I mini ucing )it the liny of
Auguste I e let amt going Eastward, or com
meiiciiig at the lower line ot the idantiilmii
ami coming W.stwmd Said pinnertv will
lie sol I as a whole or in lots to sn't, f (1I .
e ough cash to secure a 1'i i ioaiient sale l>al
•'i'1-i" ''ii su Ii 'iuie as iniieliaseia mav ih-aire,
UO! t" exi ee fiv. or six years. Inl'eicst on
iiiKtalliuiHitM pa\«iUie animal>v For
lurthei- carticiilur.-. ii(i|.iv to"
o walteupugh.
-in N.14. So <o Carol.ilel t St. N.O.
Aohre to 4V(iii-nciors.
TmVVN It\EE. >
Town ill Tliilmdaux, Uetolierk'll h, IS.S.7. ^
Sealed pro|.os,iI for ; Ik ,
tlie new Town II.ill to ho i
-I i<iceil and i hilitnl
pehtcr work on
i-led on i lie eor
, , , -----,........... . Is. will lie re
<*••1 \ ••• I l»V I IIP HIM I 1'olUlN'il (*it||||i|it I PC up to
t Im* *Jol It o| Nnvittihfi ;n o'r'otk i
J ho work to hr ti.Hii* a* ' oniiipr i,, pi.m a „,j
spi eitie.itions on exliiti t on at the ollice m I
Siiiu iin, aiehiteel. I lie aw aril to lie made to
the lowest amt In st Indoor. | |,c rig t.liowev!
er. IS ii— el veil lo reject any and all'bids p,o
jiMsals inu-t he sealed and emloi-sed "Bid ,„ r
the cat |»t*!iiir wot k on Town Hall'* hum i„.
deposited with F. Saneaii, chief supervisor
ot c> list ruction b.y o'cloc k ou the L'otli
November, I8S5.
I- 1). MMOJJK. ( hairinau
ELLIkS BitAUI) '
J. L. AUCOXN, '
Building Committee
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AOI 14,1'..
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"J 1 * *""'ks adopieii hv State Board of Edit
eattoti. w'th I- M'hiinge I'riies, as per contract
awarded to r. r . iliiiisell & Bio., New o r -
leaue.aml tor sate at Thibodeaux's Pharmacy.
Foil KI.KMKNTAItY SCIIi uu,
j Exchange.
McGiifiey'e Revised .'pellcr.-......10
I't Readers.. 10
! " -'tid •• ..16
3id •• 25
" " 4th " 30
5th " 45
" ** dill •* 50
Johannot s Nat unit History Ri ader
MiteheU's 1st Ei a-niis Gaagrapliv 30
New Primary............30
" llilerini iliale........70
Reed A Kellogg-s tirade Leasotis
English..........................
incil A Kelloggs, Higher l.essous
English:............ ......... _
Reeds Word l.rasmis .............
Young (ii'ViinuiO'ii Ula-et Book...
Vmi'eestri '8 i'l iiuary Diet.....ary____
Webb's Mannai id Et.yim.lngv____
| Mills l'tt vsittltijiy Hinl .'.arciifics ...
Dimitri - Hi-lm v ot l.oiiisiana....
Holiiii-s New Hisiorv ol tlie Uuiied
Stales
11.ill-ell s IYiuiialiship
Nn liolsiiii s I rinuiiy Arithmetic... 10
" In emu i uie •* ...20
............ "(iu prise) JO
Wi lls Seieiiee ('lUllliion Things...
Erleei le Drawing Books, Not. 2,
ai d 3 cadi.......................
Eeh i-iie Drawing Books, Vo. 1.5, 0
7, 8 ,.ud !', « aeh.:...............
C'haiiibi i-.-e I'weiuy L s.mmi.s ill Bonk
keepiug.........................'
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20
Si
50
60
85
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1.25
4o
70
1.40
70
30
1.20
CO
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THE STATE OF miII«JIAVA
XllL. (U-iUE OP HOUIblANA.
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20;h Judicial Di'tiictCmnt, Parisli
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ot La Ii>;irelic.
: Meyer Weill vs M>. 2133 Marion If.
; liilliu.
i».V :l 'ieptli id lol ly arpenls lying at lort'v ar
pents in iear ol lands J. it. Leji-une and J. B.
Leebe. the whole linining a plantation the
"*aiu Imdy whemd is bounded almve l»v
h.ii.U ol .1. B. Lejeune and J. B. Leche and
below by those "I It. N. Cm...... and l>v a
tract o! oue acre front mi Bavou Iatfouretn
by ten oeres in depth l.elonging to Johns!
Billiu, together with all the buildings and
iiuprovcments thereon, mules, wagous
ra,ta - f'S'ue. farming utrnsits and in a word
everything attached to or forming part of
aaiil plantation also lit mules, 4 wagons 5
carts, 13 ploughs, .6 hOcs, 20 cauo ktuvee,'2
| Take notice that acting under an order id
[ seizure and sale eniauatiug lioui the above
: eni'lled Court in tlie above entitled and
| numbered ease, I have seized aud will offer
I lor sate at public aiirto u pursuant to law.
to Die last aud highest hiddi-rat the (?ourt
Hmi*e iu tip: iown of Thitmdnux.ouKatnrdav
November 21st. 1885. between the hatiiisuf
It o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.. the fot.
lowing il,-sci ihed property, to-wil :
- *'**- A icitain sugar plantation situated
■ii iln- 1 ausliol Lalourche, on toe left hank
of B.iymi Laloiiri-lie at aliout one mile above
tlie town <d Hiihmiaux aud kuowu as the
iilantath ii tMHii.iiuin^ about hcvpii
hiiiidied and filly arpenls io^ superlicies,
by a depth ol sixty ar.ituts ou the]
lower line and lit t v-si x arpenls or tliere
(■limit ou i he upper line, one iirfient by twen
y inx epih at forty arpeuts haek oi land II
N. Couloii and also three aud a halt arjieuts
MY II (leotli III lul'fv ivim. -it ....
burrows, 1 stubble digger. SMatter ploughs
1 !j n ^ e , , , . ■ '
. Another rertsiu tract ut laud situated!
1,1 'be Palish <>l J.almiiclic lx" i £ lot or see
,,, " l No. 68 on T. IIS. If Mi East conainint
i 33 J0| I Off acres and lot or section 78 in T. 14'
I Sa'Jtb K. Iti East, continuing 145 45|100 wre*
i 1 lie "Aliby" p|.nitai ion atoresaiil to bn
; sold subject to it lease m ule by Marion W.
I Ilillin to J. II. Lugardeoo tbc 10th day oif
j January. 1885. ns per act la-fore I.. P. Cail
louet. Notary Public, of i lie parisli of La
Imiichc. reconleil in tin- ( 3e i k's office of the
j Parish ol l.alnuiclie mi the 13tli day <>f Janu
, ary. I88.>, in mortgage Imok I,, p. 166 et seip<
possession ol said plantation to be delivered*
j to llie purchaser ou tlie 1st day of Jauuaey
■ A 1) , 1886. V
I. -* r, l A certain sugar plantation situated.
i in llie Parisli ol Eulmirchc, on llie left bank
j ol liavuii l.ahMirclie at about tilt ecu miles t*
I low llie town ot Thih"ilaiix and kuown ua
llie "tilii|ii.i ' I'l.u-ialioii -iruated ationt two
; mill s lan k trom Havon l.afourclie heing iom
I'osed ol lots Nos. 17. IS. Ill, VC. -,*7 ami v>8 OB
a plan exeeiite 1 hv liongerol. surveyor. OS
111 -.n li .tigusl. IS37< and m pesited in the«l
j ln-i- «»l lino Seghers late Notary Puhlio ok
j llie I ii v ot New i n* I cans as plan No 42 said
pl nilaiion heing Uouinlctl iu front liy lamia
I Ini-mei'lv lielongiiig to the estate of Mot*
j llirdsa'l intil to willow -laeipl. s Folse and bv
- Hu- Hart o| land known as the I'.i'lure travf
■ now or lorinei'V lielongiiig to Mrs. .?. S. Pe»
ki."' l '"l •>.' a roailway lielongiiig to MarioB
>» llillie a il adjacent losaid Pasture track
* Ik . I t'.l - I .1 III 1 1,1 l II I 'll loll II ■ , il* j,n m
■*. me ,n
•<> liilliu
| ^iX^S:,ZZ"S
alme-aid which is a ccri
du- Parisli
alinvc hv tin* 1C;■<-•-l.iin 1 (il.inl"tiini now «r for?
mnl.v hi li'iigiiig t» "es.-rs Ii. N. Situs. J. B.
'' .....I Mr-. 1 . .1 Ewing unit helow
" v '*"• M.ii v el iitn'iini fiiriiierlv In h>ngin|f
ml Pc kins, iiicellici- with all tlie
Inn hi i iigs a ml iiu|M'nvi-im-uts tlicrciin ; mutes,
w ig'Mis. cai s, engine, mill, liirniing utensils
.mil in a w tn il i«\ |.pv In ii g at ached tn nr lorm
mg a |».n t ut sniil I'l.miali n, ..|>«. •>> mules, 4
-b- iris JS |ilimg|is,4.1 it "|" is phmgli^
•tiini. k. I hallows, I icvniMiig hallow,2>tub
licit ggers I eot t tun seed wagon. 1 Matter
I'loiigh. ,
I* *i- A I'l'i-t iill si ri|i of laud nr roadway
twenty live lect wide umreor less, inrlnding
jin' ililchesiMi i- cli siile ot saul lomlwav fo
he i.ikcn !ii*m ilie i-\11i-mc loiM'i' side nud to
the P.i lure true!
no tract ot laud ite
MIC I iii-li ol l.alMLUclie oil Ihe le l tiank of
Iki.'on E.iliMirche al .iImmiI liltee . miles h«»
l "« "" ln» n ol 1 lulimlaux w tin h said tiac*
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h i- a front .. . .sai,| iiaymi mi four and a half
ai i'imiI s liv nilei'lh ol linly .ii'|n nts aud il
hounded ahnvc hv lands loimcrly helongin*
io I In-estate ot ilinil Uirilsail and tn*1ow by
l.iini- ol AI nlor fotse. the rpglit. to use aaick
l,oad way is reset-veil m |iei pel nit \ to tlie pre#
•"I .mil an.v lullin'i.uio r oi iho Maty plant*
a lore-aid ami further the riglii of drain
1 hi imi gIi the iliteli mii the upper side of gaiS
loailway >s reserv> d and grained in perpetni
l.v '" ll"' presen ■ or am till ii ii owner or own
• ■is of tlie Pa-luii' tract aforesaid.
i erins and eoniiil ions of sale ; eusli on tbo
spot in liui'ed Stales treasury notes, to pay
pi uicipui, interest ami attorueys fees ana
costs iu tlie above suit
Thiboduux (htobir 17th, 188a.
THEUPHIbl'. THIBODAUX.
Slieriff •
TATE OF LOUISIANA.
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, —Otlj Judicial District Court, PrtP*
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, Mafic AdeUi C It (tit >'hl, wife. VS Ze
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I pkyrtu loliys, Jr., husband J
i I 40.
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, s < * ase having hem regularly lixe<! fop
trial was regii'arly lakeu no and tried a ini'
! i ,V"'' 1 ' ' "jenee "emg iuiavorof
, I't-MUlitt aud against the ilelemiaut.
*' I s 'ktrih'ic ord'-red. a".jiidgod and d«-,
eici d t.iat piaiulitf Mrs. M ine Allele (;hao
''"do Imvo and nmnci-judgment again**'
j imsliand, Zeplivrin i olios .1 r. dissolving,
I hncvoi tlie rimimiinil.v ol aei|Uetsand gains
! *'crulof"rc existing heiweeu iln ni. : nd that
; t * 1 " - 1,1 and is herein declared separate in pro
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'"in her said hiisuand aud is hereby
giaiited Ihe :ii.ll, tree and i nmplete ailuiinia
liatiou id her separate p.irapiierual property.
11 is lurtlii-r iii-ih-i'ii that lIn- said Zephym'
I i ll11- ,/1 " pay all tin- costs of suit.
Unis dime, read and signed in open Court,
this 17th day of Or tidier, 1885.
(Signed) TAYLOR BEATTIE,
, Judge 20th District.
Filed Oet., 17th, 1885.
J. W. KXOBL0CH,
l)'y Clerk of said Court,
A. true copy .
( ) Test. Clerk aOltice, Pariah ofL*-.
-. 1* s. > fourthe, October 17th. 1885.
C—J W. KNOBLOf H,
D'y Clerk ol' said Court.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Gourt, Pap
j ish of Lafomche.
Lewis Moore vs Bis Creditors No.
2135.
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: To all those whom these presents may.
1 concern : *
Take notice.- That in pursuance ot an order of
! said ( imi i t granted 30th Sept, ui'u-r. I88.5, the
eeH-iou "I '.he properly id said insolvent lias
; been accepted foe the licnctu of ilie creditors
| nl the same aud Hint a meeting of his said
creditors will l ike place before I,. I'. CaiF
j louet, Notary 1'm.lic id sakl Uansluat his of
: tire in the town ol Thiliodaux, oo Saturday .
i ll,,! ' l - 8 ' A - " ,ss5 - »'om *
, meimng al lUi.elock A M to lake iuto c«l
siileratiiMi ihe petition id' said iiixid.-cut ap
pointment id a syndic aud tli.-u in the mean
lime all proceedings ugaiusl said iusolvent
ate stayed.
By order of Court,
iu testimony whereof.
Witness my hanilf and tlie iiuprcaa
ihe seal id mv ottiee, this 30th dsv
Septeuiher, 188-5.
J. W. KNOBLOCH,*
D'y Clerk ol said Court
in u-siiiiiimy w
t A Willies
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( y of Sep tee
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1 ariSll Ot Lltfourclie,
CoUltofJ F Pirtm-in
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Simon Abraham vs. No. 40 Auqus
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I Take notice that acting under a wri*
of Fi. Fa. emanating from the above entitled
j Court iu the above entitled ease 1 have seized
and will offer lor sale at publie auction our
on'. n » •*1... 1.,.* _____1 L: . - I • il .
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
i Pitrisli of Lttfourclie. 7th Justice
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tin Auguste.
suunt to law to the last and highest bidder
in trout ol the office olJ. F. Pittman. J no
tice ot tlie Peace, on Saturday the 5th day of
December, 1885, between the hours of II
o'clock A- M. and 4 o'clock P. M. the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
. 10 sacks of rough Rice, now iu Latourebe
Crossing Rice; Mill.
Terms and condition of sale, cash ; to pay
aud satisfy the principal, interests and costa
in the above suit.
W. HEBERT,
special constable, 7th Ward,
Nov. 2tat, 1885. Parish of Lafourcba.