The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], April 17, 1886, English, Image 3

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SATURDAY, AdKlL 17, lhDG.
LORAL NEWS.
The Finish aulhnritics h;ive give
eu the new plank fence iiround the
jail yard :i good coat of paint.
Oyster season is about ov er, and
the love is of bivalves can only
smack their lips an I think of next
Winter.
Tii.s steamer dailies II. Letcher,
after an ab lice often days, uia
king rejoins resumed her regular
daily trips ou Wednesday.
The excmsioiiists complimented
the Mayor, J. L. Aiuoiu and the
l.ieat. Gov. O. Ivnobloch t>y a sere
unde, on tlieir ailival here, last
Sunday.
Many orange trees that weie sup
j used to have been killed by the
cold weather in January are, show
ing signs of life, and putting forth
evidences of vigor.
The : ain f.Ji i:i Thib.idaux since
' I, ha- been 1.S7 im-'ies, en I
ti, y too ::i eh growing crops, I
or lather, for crops that ought to
he growing.
«-»
Aloes-' ■ 1 udlo-, I lie obliging clerk !
in lie- dr.,..; si" o of Daosereau & i
limiigeui , on Si. Philip street, tap
ped the Louisiana Lottery tor
$i'(KU>0, at the last drawing, having
one tilth of a ticket that drew
$1000.00.
1'laiitcrs now say that both plant
ai d stubble cane me beginning to
show themselves above gtound.
Enough li-iwev or Inis not come out
to justify any prediction as to the
piobablc stand, although there is a
general belief that the stand will
be good.
Creole Female Tonic removes mtppres
fiou, cures pi olapsns uteri or tall oi the
w 11 lit It, am! invigorates the female organs
We regret not to have been in
our olliee, on btinday, to have met
Mr. Lee Waters reporter of that
able paper, the Evening Chronicle
of New Orleans, who gave a triend
ly call on that day.
We spent some time at the Fire
men's Hall, the headquarters of the
excursionists, hoping to see some ot
our Citv friends.
Set*
notice of
A
J. Meyer,
Fiiysi
cian, in anotin*
■ c
doiann.
Dr.
Mi.vt-r is
a
graduate
of the
Me ■
il Colic;
c
in New (
L'eiuis,
hi < p
SSfld i ;
or nior<*
as iii
dent g
IMtl Mil' '
ii
i: - Ubaii
y llos
pita!.
I > e s i 4
. 1
is :t na
tive of
Tliibo
l;ai:<, is ti
! a
ks the pt
.f on age
of Ills
flit* '■ s ;
ud
the puldu
in gen
eral.
ll-indn- 's ot'lives It ve been saved by
Hie timely us - nf Criole Female loiiio,
which is the gre -.tci'st remedy known lcr
all womb IroiioU-s and fi Ui .lc diseases.
Lieut, li v. Ivnobloch has been
laving a new coat of paint put
in liis residence, iu Thibodaux,
fliieli has been done with so much
kill and taste that it is to day one
il the handsomest buildings in the
L'i'-rish.
The style is a new departure from
lie one t hat has been in use herc
olote, and one that should'he more
{euerally followed.
THE EVE,
It is sin;pi\ wonderful, the icpti
tation Ilawe^' spectacles ami eye
glasses hav attained throughout
the United Stab-s ; i i-.ey are known
from tin* Allan:! ■■ to the Pacific,and
pthe reputation is 1 >u;it upon real
"bait. Te-uim-miah i'loin tin* most
♦ffiinent men of the country arc
jiven wl: ibave had their sight im
l"oved by the., use.
All eyes titled by J. T. Thibo
druggist, Thibodaux, Ua.,
CTei J pair warraattu.
The Excursion to Thiboilaux.
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The excursion of the Minerva Be
nevolent Association front New Or
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loans arrived at noon, on Sunday
with 11 large coaches,
with gay people, enjoying t he flesh
country breezes, and icjoicing over
the pleasure of an escape, for a few
hour
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s, out of the turmoil, smoke
and confusion of a great city.
There were about 1000 people tn the
train, and was oecidedly the hu
g'-st excursion that ever came to
Tiiibodau x.
The visitors made tlieir head
quarters, in the Firemen's big LI ill,
that was given them for the pur
pose, free ot charge, and in which
they enjoyed themselves finely. A
hand ot music accompanied the ex
cursion and furnished the music, to
make things lively.
Many of the visitors went to the
homes ot relatives and friends, in
whose society the day passed away.
Seme partook of their lunches in
the hall, others dined at the restaii
rants and hotels, whilst many drove
and promenaded around town, mak
ing observations.
Many of the ladies returned from
their promenades, with a profusion
of ii iwers and bouquets that almost
obscured Uieii happy faces, fnnn
file eyes of ilieir admirers, that had
been culled from the yards and gul
dens of tin- citizens.
For such a huge and promiscuous
multitude good order and conduct
was maintained, that spoke well for
the visitors.
lot* tram left at 7 o'clock, return
ing to their homes, the vast multi
tilde, none of whom regretted then
visit to Thibodaus.
On May 2 there will be an exclu
sion noiii Gretna, given by the Si.
Joseph Benevolent Association of
that place. It will arrive here
about noon. The Firemen have
given them the use of their grand
hall, which will be their heudquar
ters during their visit.
An Investment That Will
1*AY\—Now i« the season wheie 1
colds are contracted. All who
have used Dr. Davis's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar at
test its usefulness a-< a remedy for
Lung and Throat affections. Sick
headaches cmed by Dr. Davis's
Liver Pills.
Caugiit.—S ome time last Fall
or Winter a wedding was to take
place, on Jamison's Like Oak plan
tation, 2 miles above Thibodaux,
between a pair of colored persons,
who had decided to unite their des
tinies for tlieir future lives.
Tiie man's name was Jimmy Bap
tine and as the couple stood up
bi-fore Parson Rhodes,
and
was <• uinn-neing the matrimonii.!!
ceremony, one Kesiah Collin-, a f.
male who had a hankering toward.
Jimmy, rushed in and with a kuif.
1 egaii to make mince meat out o!
the gro i n. After .-tabbing him a
tew times she left them with tin
marriage ceremony incomplete.
Last week, constable Etigerrun
met her coming down the levee,
a few miles above here, ami arris'
ted and brought her to the Parish
prison.
The water in the Lafourche stood
x esterdav at 17 feet, 7 inches above
'
low water maik, which mav be con
siil-icd al...v,. ilimsi-r line.'
This is about the same point that
ii reached some time ago, aud sub
y ■
sequently fell several feet.
The Mississippi river is full from
Cairo down, and overflowing its
banks in some places. The Ohio
and tributaries have tarnished the
present floods, but that stream was
falling as low as Louisville on last
Wednesday, which lull may be
near Cairo to-day.
The Red aud Arkansas are both
low, so that no apprehensions of!
trouble below Red River need be
entertained concerning any water
coming now.
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Creole Female Touie, the great regula
tor :uul invigorator, is sold by Iiotli >3fc
Fleetwood.
FlI.'KMENhS ANNUAL I'AUADE.—
Oil April 2>S, (lie fourth Wednesday
"f tIn* month, will t:rke place the
d grand annual parade of lhe
U>u«ii 'ilium
■ .T t ,
, U |, ( .....,/ • /•
drawn
i
I "ill be fully equal in beauty and
' splendor to any pre\ i uis o,i ;iml
1 will, doubtless, attracf quite a I nge
I iu tmv " "» ' vi:,u ' ss
| , S . ,n P'" 1 ' 'hawing
tlieir liandsomt* an<l * * fli r 11 , n
,
j b'"* V* ' ' ' TV 1 n, ' U '*" yU U '» of
tee i.ay wiU b * concluded by a
grand bn!', at niylc. in the Fire
a good time as we seniors dit
30 years ago. Let it he a
gala day and let every body
a good lime.
young
J 1 1 ; i v e
1 20 or
gi n ml
have
I'ltICKLY
A>!! KUTKltS is not an in
toxicat ng in
VFi;ii;e, but a pleas; iiL. luibl
laxative and
efficient Tonic. :icTin*_r (fircct,
ly on tho L
!\'CF, IydIlcYS. »StUUU4v ii aud
Bowels
A Heavy Sentence.— One Mai,
jor While, colored, who, some'
time ago, Inoke into tin* house
of a colored woman. who is
known by tin- name of Jinnie Bush.
residing out on or near St. (Jinnies
street, and brandished his pistol
-iro-iml metr. iieeiv th:-- tlening to
j | v
il smile one, was tried before tin*
t list i it;- ( '<hh !, .hi last Momla
found gum v of hi-!
i.at m a must be
that everv man's
and
eastl-*, an i no matter how poor or
how degrai-d b ■> owner may be.!,;
no one eaa hr ak it o. i»n with inm
l-iniity.
Everyman and woman will be
sustained :>y the strong arm of Gov
crnineut, in s'tti'ig in i-ix own
IT Ulto a
itb intent
ncnirentta
senteiicc.
to know
however
be, is Ids
liome, !»e it palace or hut, and pro
, , i ,
tected from m fusion, from the en
tire world.
Have been using Tongabne upon
U patient who iias been sUtieiing
witli neinalgia for fifteen y«-ars ;
the effect was icniaikahle. It gave
immediate relief.
U. T. ConnaUy, M. D.,
Mountain Fork, aik.
( p, a) ,,.
ons, when e, o
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Tiie use of sewer pipe ior biidges
and conductors is becoming ai
most universal.
They are much better for bridges
over plantation ditches than wood,
costs Ics.-x, will never wear out, al- j
ways keep themselves dean, require j
no repairs, and allow a solid, per |
maueiil load n^iil ovei them, tliusi
wi
■'J ■'
i
1 c> ui be used,
Jt. IL McL!
j the largest
i
!! hist tin*!
;
t i
, tin:
i \:
1 -lit for
Mi
ain
Chi .
. . ay h
nn,
lus
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the
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Ollt
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.a a a t.i. in ll * 1
country. He lias samples of the
pijies, together with prices, and any
iiu'ormation d sired, and can fur!
.u . t ; a.»t may oe
notice.
; nisa am a.:
, ,
| tel 1°' ... ... .
Dr. David O'Sullivan who was
- buried two weeks ago was a mem
i '
berof tbeLodge of Cathode Knights
in the town of Lubadievillo, La.,
1 and held an endowment policy of
$2000.00.
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; The season lor crayfish parties is
ac a !l' l il ** AL,i f°
D " .
f w-at-*r and : - !. • c-me
j parties Slave at ' - anted to do.—
'J-trrebonne tint'-*.
: That our neijibors ol IVrrebonue
j "'ure trouLce l w:t;< siuguiar delu
sions is well known, bar, taut they!
were so i ir gone, as to lisli lor ccij
fish on drv land, is worse t'aau re
1 * . , ,
ports llCietOtOrC justified.
i he i nler on the pa.e ; bfse, lias
been leaping a lieh harvest in this
Faiis!), lim ing the Iasi few mouths.
Friend after friend has fallen he
fo; > Ins Hi i gL v ; ow v-r, iiiuii niin
j and sorrow have f'uditwed ms tiimn
' p.; ; :c n.mcli, head-, bowed in gi :ef.
j h ati-sad .mil s-Ucken bewail the
ihejlos. of the foved, whil>; memories,
j rich n. atfecuou, .eead the virtues
and tho i»iaers of tho hist. outs.
j For a time, the iaial power of the
. ilesfroyt-rwo- expended upon tho-e
upon whom lime ii
placed his in
I .Itdibi
c tool
print
but on Tim .
day,
! -Ni*i ii
ia* so
Igiit Ills \
cii in
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tut : t* mt.iui an
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ion*;',
V. ilrii
lilt- l Ul't.l ill
s l),
cotii;
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i-.ii-itili
g i bis WO! bi
1 1 Dill
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i l he unknown, w. re w lthdrawu, and
nidding a !l•• ai 1 au-wei| to all that
^ was deal and precious on earth, tin*
I spirit of .Miss Lou M. Fugli, freed
i .
! Iroai its mortal tenement. ( as.-xi-d
down tliiough the vnile\ of d-atli.
to enter Us eb i md
i- at u -r, litr t uox
oln-\ i 1 m on eart a.
■line, and I o on
, a 1 e< i bv 1 m l
i h.
lu\e and
rl,,.
lit;:
tittles to
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air with
s the
w hours, then
ere ' lie S;m at
t ..i> you::;;
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i;:g ij v. b:! ; :
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M-c'i-s, to warm
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y :!- love f lie
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i rt* 'on •!• • : l;y
( j-,; .
o! hum iiiity.
1* id tn ■ I t' - i.I.-l
It sc remains we re
but
s ago. eon igueil to the
hvf.i-'ed was tie seeimd
1 , \y H r - •! i s 1 !,- |. • >, j t.^f a IVv we- ks
I ....... ....., - < .. tv .
I . re \itm
!
<>u Thursday h -r bt.dy was taken
St. John's Cmr -ii, at the aitar
>iy Ib-ligion, v. here the iinpressivi
cet emoiiies of that chinch were he'd,
after which her it mains were tak n
to the steamboat J. II. Letcher, up
on which, accompanied by relatives
, . - . . . ,
and fnends, they were transported
to Madewood Plantation, in the
Parish of Assumption and laid
away to-repose by tiie side of her
father, until time shall be no more.
Voted let Self to the SCI
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** (■■>!, and t lie p: actice of lli>.
( 11 tll au mb Beauvais.— This
venerable citizen, on Wednesday
April 14. ISSb, at 12:30 A. M. at
his home, seven miles below Tliibo
daiix, passed (juietly away, to his
eternal rest.
The deceased had readied the pa
: i iar • dal age of 85 years, ami was
vt-r esteemed for Ids kind and. gi-n
,.- . ',
tit* ilispo! i!Hl. his many a . ai--ie
honorable, a good citi
vii: lies t hat atlfacts the iove, !i iead
i s*.ii>» and vt ueiation oi 1 1*-.s-*- vlmi
i 1
| -in t'ue circle of his companioa
'ship.
; He was a
i Zc'U, all obliging m-ighhoi'. a kind
parent, and will be mourned and la
: mented by every one who has known
| him in this world. As a falling leaf
- o d man has gemly passed away
| j !0in to rei-civc the lewaids
earned bv a long life of usefulness
(
;
and holier.
' f. TSTO3 B
i x a»; hiiuiam.
• Whom fhe fjodn /ock movt. d'-c i/oo n<j'
on th.- Kith isaiiut u,*Ht sadly exemplified in
l he tukins n-vnv of our voutijj friend M
' L T' M ' i,Ui "
1 In her wen- c-m!
u 'y S t ? a ;
c.-ko,,., ;
1, itie ' iwa: "
j
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i r>. is- .. i-j ovim-k, miitni^ht
tj . 1 j ' ,V.'' : f! ilA FX. -on of L. J. kobi
; e . ux, a" y yivir., a native o, Ilubodaax,
parish ul Latourche, La.
bodied s i in.iiiy nobio qua'.i
tii-x as to i-ihId.ii- l.*r to all, and she will be
reuiombei t-il for h r talent.—lor her cheerful
lnnnia-r and sorglilly wit.—for her smile
wlrieh sei-intd iuius- d witii a lovelin -.-i from
heavoii. -for the puiity and unaffected aim
plicity of h.-r eliaracter,—and tor the self-xae
, ......
riooe and geiieiooity ot lor heart Minch sue
iiiiosteutatiousli cxoioited on every occasion.
Sije was good iu every rouse of the 'Void.
not only as a efin-tia-, but also as was given
evidence to bv the h„.x* ot lneuds who could
not l.avo loved so devotedly ouo /cm good.
A- a i.aeghter, ns a -aster auil as a Inend,
-i ,;i v, . and w uere * yer was unow u
"7 1' -'pint, —"Id sac be sauly
missed. ...
' ; ■ - ■' - ; 1:1 'he
•vsm.it v tie: peucil-toucnes
bh-'
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*' --'J' - s » fnursdav,
Twoiitv-Filfh Animal Parade
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Tin* (
iliiVci
en: Fin- Co
Jll |
ii<
s will
as-eiiiblH
at t Iici
F 1 rsj
i. dive Eng
i c aim
'i'i iii'li
: llollsOS,
ai ! <>"•■
t;; k
1*. M. an.i
at
i-i
v.iii
move t«
t iif".: r
:.\v station
■s air
l a
>.sa!in
• jiwi-.tiua
1. 1
*rnte(
to- Fire Co
. No.
2
Oil
Main St.
h- ::U 1.
• i
4 on G i cell
st.
. «>iuc
Hook and 1
J 4 ,i,i,
r
Co. N
o. 1. on
(i:vcu
: hi
n mg North.
, liuai
'I rest ng
on Main
*st.
a. Tiriimlaiiv Kirn C<>. No. I. 01 Green
So. i --.ng south, lit-.ol ic-Kug <'ii .U.iin St.
I'liii'i'wiiiu w ill uiovr .i: ll:l>n Mil
1-P' Grand Mumbai, A N DUI-.U PRICE.
S i-.-i:.i.i. 1 illllil.i,,lt \ i- 1 ■ llepa. tlUi-nr.
'li ; od. l'l-.ei'rlor Kuv Co. No. 2
1 - u. .ii. IItiuai- ilooi, and Ladder Co. No. 1.
Ki.lt*. Tlii'ooifjiax Kira Co. No. I.
Carnages ior iioiioi-.irv uiema.-rs .mil iuvi
ti-.l - I rt will ,.i o \ imno diaiely in tin)
ira o| flirir laiiiriivi eoiaiioi'ios.
■liii! .Ii.ila wiu .vpolt to tliiiuil ii.tisii.il tor
l'li
tf£4»tr !'i: :
—— i i m will uiiivr u|> Main St. to J.iek
soli, down Jariisou to l».sri, down Kaker ti>
St. * 'ti I ii,i. up St 1'iiihp t> Si. firidort. down
• s t l(i idt;rt 11 * < uiiril, itonn Citniil to U.iker.
tlirnri- 11 j * llttny Cl tv st. to (Jivau St., up
<1 k a st. f-: tdgi-t, i.ov.tl St. ISriUgot ti)
I'»-rsidi-ut. up I'rosidi-nt to Murk-.-t, down
M.irkat to St. Cliarlt-s. up "t t'harli-s to
I.rv -r, tip Ei von to llii-i'-j. down tiiroti to
tie- i im t Honrs, llii- provt-saion will tlieu
h.-o d'x!,rd.
I II ) ti M iiip ... tin- ball
i
if..a
I <-.>11 tin- Fire
g't.f ami Truck
i >■ lit* a to tuko
lot- third will
•••ii -v i t Hit n .
I.-. Mt ilUIUE,
C'fc t Eug ;:••• t.
TDi: ST A fE OF LOU. Si AN A
.. th. Judicial District Court, l*ar»
ish of Lafourche.
ccs.'i in <>f Joseph JJumini Fee
/ in jtedi vys, Xo. 1 Ini Probates.
, , , . ,
I'ursu i a tv mi nr- i t- :t :.l decree of tb«
- \ e -( :. t ..in; iu t. . ■ i* to a t-iunuii-)
-I- n t i iiv- d.; i i t.-.i i i :t>ve entitled and
nun: .-.-i t-il -- ixr I will oftt-i- fur sale nt public
aiit-t ion pur.xuant to law l.t the last and high
t-.-l btdt.t-r at. lUe Coait House :u llio town of
Tliibotlnux on Satnrd.iv. the L'ndtla.v ol May,
ISSli lietwi en the hours ot II o'clock A. M.
and -I oVl-.ek I'. M. tho following described
property, to-wit :
II 1 Estate. 1 - A cert aiu truer of land situa
' ' t '"' 1 'a 1 ' 1 -* 11,: - the ns lit bank ofiJayoa
Lafo ii .-he ,t • an . .-it uieht or nine
milt s below
the T.iv.-n III r bmlunx ineasiiriu" four nr
»eni-.mil i.-i tya. tin- feet uiora or less front
by ant;.* a i ■ -j» - • 111 .s i:i tu-jub boumlt-il above by
ml-of <'lr > • m - Litg.vitle anil below by
laiiil- ul M eet-1 E. Hull it*, toi-ether with all
the b tililings anil improi emeuts thereon.
Alm oelile* : Two horses, one inn, one bu>;
",v, oi « jji-ii dstoue, one tl.it-heat. oue pirogue,
one a\cl tire, oao lot linruess, one wheel-har
row, one plow, one lot of cooking utensils,
• ne safe, one rocking eliaii', li •hairs. "J tables,
one sewing machine, one bedstead and bed
ding. one In dstcad and oue clock.
Terms and conditions ol sale : cash on tke
spot, iu United States treasury notes, to pay
debts.
April 17th, ISSfi.
TIIEOPII1LB THIBODAUS,
Sheriff.
(STATE OF LOUISIANA.
j of: i i
20th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Leon Godchaux rs. No. 8112, Moses
Marlow and wife.
j 8aIe , ;, , T unction pursuant to ]»«
' f ' i-.-t b-.l-|,-r at the Cour
j li-■ .-o -n ths town o: 1 hibodaux on salur
Tal
-,e mi! :<-e that acting
of I i
! a ciio.nati;:-- from th«
t 1 . alw) e entitle:
1 have sr'zed and
i sale
at public auction p
; to - '
• lust . :;d highest bid
unitor a writ
auovo entitled
and nuniliorcd
lot
law
tho Court
11 i>v:
- v s>: i:. I.V-T, hot woeu
k A M. and 4 o'cloi-k
*'• iweig ot -c.! property, to
vrit :
T>:i- t! it '• .I n'! tin-hytturf ia trout of tho
■-u d L lb ddia -1 .'h il: i- land p'..ni.tti >u
| Miuati-d .11 ii is p.-irish Ictr hank of Baron La
j ^ ' m- ' ,uil<f8 b " knT tUt,lowu
-11 1 -. fit ii s o 1 sale: onsaon the
t S: a 'vs 1 asur Notes.
rmi-UMMLE THIBODAUX.
Sheri If
April I0lh 1SSG.
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dvmt 111
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2l)th Judicial District Court, Par
!
STA' : i: OF LOUISIANA.
licial District (on
ish ot Lafourche.
ou ,' lt | ei l Court, in the above entitled and
nnmbi
ho
j '"March I3ti>,
1 THRr
Joacbin Leoni de rs No. 2103, Si'as
Bailey.
T;;k.) hi [ico that acting nudi*i- a w r ri* ot
peizur.) and sate rmanatini: fro in the above
1 ease I l.ave spi.:ed a- ! will offer
' fwiidU- anetion pn- aunt t • law to
ai I highest bidder at ii.e Court
House in th* Tonn of Tfiibod inn. i--i Satur
day, tile 1. la day ui April, ii. . b,-.; .vcea thn
In urs of I! o'clock A. and 1 o'clock I*. M.
the iollou ino described property, to-wit:
Tin- Northern half of a certain tract of
land situated in the Parish of Lafourche ou
tho right bank of the Bayou Lafourche be
j () , v ., m i j,, ,i u . vicinity of the. 'I own of Thibo
d.uix at abour twcutv arpenM from said Ha
vou t i, :(t U commencing at a point twenty ar
bets distant from said I'.avou Lafourche
| uud running back sever -a it-penfs iu
iicntli bor.nded ia front tow ai ds P.-.yoii La
fourche oy Sand dow or formerly owned Ur
the late J. rv Goode, above l.y land formerly
belonging to estate of Charles Dupre and ba
i, )VV | )V | ;tn d of Mrs. ./.din Donahu-i less one
arpeut move or less in supetlieies to tie lak
en from tIi"- Southern portion of the said Nor
them half, together w ith nil the buildings
and improvements thereon,
Terms anil conditions of silo : cash en the
j npot in United Staten treasury notes, to pay
principal, interest, attorney's fees and costs,
m the above suit.
. 1881
XHEOPH1LE TlIIBODAUX,
bhsnd.