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JOURNAL OF THE 9 th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Official «Touznal of "biie I*aris3a. of X*ed oiarclio and 'Uae T own of TZiibodauac,
VOL. XXV
THIBODAUX, LA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 r I88».
NO, IS.
hibqdeaux
Comer Main and St. Philip
CHRISTMAS
Cards
new year.
BRUSHES,
COMBS
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Photographic
Albums, Vases.
PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
and
GOODS
PHARMACY,
its, Thibodaux, La.
Young and Old
ONE! COME
AUTOGRAPH
Albums.
SCRAP
SHAVING
Oases
MANICURE
Dressing Cases, Papeteries, Cups and Saucers,
Photo Frames.
YOURSELVES
Assorted Pure Candies.
FINE STATIONERY, ETC.
nprecedentedATTRACTION !
OVER TWOHILUONS DISTRIBUTED
U
Louisian; Stie Lottery Company
Incorporaed by the Legislature for
luoationalaml charitable purpose*, and its
franchise iftde a jart of the present State
Constitntio, in 199. by an ovekwiielmino
COI'CLAR V'TK.
Its GKAJD EtTRAORPINtRY DRAW
ISGS take place Semi-Annually, (Tone anil
December. find its GRAND SINGLE NUM
HEK DRAWINGS take plaee in each of the
ether ten mnths in the year, and are all
drawn in pblio. at the Academy of Music,
New Orica*. La.
"VVe do erehy certiTv that we supervise
tbearramanentsforiiU the Monthly.and Semi
Annual IHwinga of the l.oui>iana State Lot
tery Co.,*nd in person manage anil control
the Dramgs themselves, and that tile same
sre cosseted with honesty, fairness, and in
good fah toward all parties, and we author
ii» the^omp.my to u«o this certificate, with
tarsi nr* of our signatures attached, iu its
advert) men ts."
Commissioners.
Woiie undersigned Ranks and Bankers
will (all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
■Stateor.reries, which may be presented at
■our caters.
R. WALB8LEY, Prest. La. Ni'. Bank.
PtNAFX, Crest. State Nat. Bank.
AAL1MV1X, Prest. 0. Nat. Bank.
M KOI1N, Prest. Union Nat. Bank.
Sni-Anmial Drawing,
Wll.t, TAKE PLACE
Ae Academy of Music. New Orleans,
T18DAY. DEC. 17, 1889.
cm pm $ 600,000
1003 Tickets at Forty Dollars;
Hfs, $20; Quarters. 810; Eighths,
^Twentieths, $2; Fortieths, $1.
Llat of Prize*.
■RIZK OF $000,000 is.....
......$04)0 000
SIZE OK
200.000 is.....
...... 200.000
RIZE OF
100,000 is.....
...... 100,000
R1ZE OF
50,000 is.....
...... 50,000
RIZES OF
20,000 are- -.
...... 40,000
R1ZES OK
Ih.OiKi are...
...... 50,000
•RIZES OK
5,000 are...
...... 50,000
fRIZKS OF
2,000 nre..
...... 50.000
(/RIZES OK
S00 are...
...... 80,000
•FRIZES OK
(>00 are...
...... 120.000
(PRIZES OF
•100 are...
...... 200,000
Apfuoximation Prizes.
frizes of $1.000 are........
....$ 100.000
4 do S0C are........
...... 80,000
j do 403 are.........
...... 40,000
Terminal Prizes.
• do 200 are.........
...... 199,800
do 200 are.........
...... 199.800
A Prises, amounting te
8*, 139,000
GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
**For Clcr Rates or any further infor
*n desired, write legibly to the uuder
.d. clearly stating your residence, with
County. Street and Number. More
; return mail delivery will ho assured by
er.eloeing au envelope boating your
.ddiest*.
IMPOKTANT.
ordinary I sitters containing Postal
v. Money Orders issued by all Express
oauies or New York Exchange.
eased 11 A WA1PHW,
New Orlcaus, La.
;ss Registered Lct'.ers containing Currency
'ew Orleans Xational Itank,
New Oklkaxb, La.
EM EMBER, that the payment of
- is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NA
NAL 15ANES of New Orleans, and the
ets „re signed by the President of au In
itienwlu.se chartered riglits arc recog
d in the highest Courts; therelore.be
3 of all imitations or uiiouymous
lues."
SE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
nrtiartien ol a 'lickrt lSSl-LI) BY L'S
my Drawing. Anything in our name
ed for le.-s t ' an a Dollar is a swindle.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
CLERK'S OFFICE. )
( Thibod»ux, Sept. '18, 1889. )
I hereby cert fv that on the 27tli day of
Sept. 1889, the following named persons
were drawn by the jury commissioners of
said parish, to serve as jurors for the ensiling
term of said court beginning on Moudav.
Deo. 2nd. 1889.
For the first week of said court beginning
on Monday Dee. 2nd. 1S39. to serve as grand
and petit jurors, as lbl'ows, viz:
HO.
SAME.
WARD.
1
Dillard, Josh
1
o
1 etflanc, J A
9
3
Bernard .1 C
n
4
Kobielianx, Edwin
7
5
Abbot, VV
7
6
Merer. Joseph
o
7
Robert. W A Jr.
2
8
Folse Alexis J r.
3
9
Rielian. Albert
1
10
Thibodaux. liypolirc Jr.
1
11
Knight Ben
4
12
Gourges Theodor®
5
13
Meniier. A
5
14
Cliauviii. Aleeste
3
15
l'oche. Octave
5
16
Bailie. Iso
3
17
Dunne John Jr.
4
18
Darden, John
6
19
Clement, Trasimend
2
2t
Falgont. Clinton
Guillot, Michel
3
21
1
22
Doherty, Edward
7
23
Caillonet, Jas T
6
24
Knobloch. C E
7
25
Foret, Nickless
9
26
Knobioeh. J O
o
27
Fields William
3
28
Fleetwood, Oliver
2
29
Roussel, Leopold
5
30
Frazier, T M
7
31
t rcouaux. Valsin
3
32
Richard. Camille
4
3«
Diipnv, Klorestau
8
34
Oucnie, Aleee
a
35
Nicolas, Jean Omer
3
36
Clement, 11 Jr.
l
37
Griffin Isaac
10
38
Ellert. Noma
1
38
Cliappuis. A J
2
40
Denianade. P A
2
41
Ballard, Robert
2
42
Leclie, Sylvain
5
43
Adam. Graciru
o
44
Cancieuno, Oscar
5
45
Bourgeois. Richard
o
46
Gray, Philip
o
47
Boliinger Jas M
10
48
Bourgeois, Robert
2
49
Roussel u. .1 Clet
2
50
Clement Cordell us
5
For the
second week of said court begit
ning on Monday Dee. 9th, 1889, as follow
viz:
l
Pitre, Philip
2
2
Lagarde. Henry J
2
3
Herbert, Philip
2
4
Osehwald, J G
n
5
Frost, William H
2
6
Price W H
2
7
Hoffman. Wolf
2
8
Guillot. Ynlsin
2
9
Choi, Henry C
2
10
Pierce, Edwin
3
11
Lapevrouse. c D
5
12
Lei (lane, Joseph W
2
13
Springer, J M
5
14
Foise, C A
7
15
Osehwald, J f4 Jr
2
16
Elfert, Robert
1
17
Robichuux.T E
2
18
Reed, Joseph
1
19
Portier, Orestile
5
20
Foret, Kllis
4
21
Kramer, Gregoire
6
22
Guidroz, William
9
23
Brown, Joseph J
4
24
Brand, Philip L
o
25
Aucoiti, Ia>o N
2
2t>
Harg's. Aleide M
2
27
Folse. Adolphe
/ 3
28
Beuoit, 8\lvain
6
29
Lasseigue, Ciias B
5
30
Clement. Alfred J
2
Iu faith
whereof,
I I »» ll iirus i»«j unux. ----I*---
3 L.8. >ot tlie soul of my office at Thibodaux-.
) ) this the 28fh dav of Sept., A. D. 1889.
P. V. LEGENDRE,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
J.A. TRONE&SONS
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS,
THIBODAUX, LA.
XfTmitation Woods and Marbles of all
kinds, cleaning graveyard marbles, inscrip
tions for graves, etc.
Advertise in tiie Sentinel
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court—Par
ish of Latouiche.
Succession of Joseph llosemond Le
Blanc anil Community. No. 1288.
Probates.
Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above entitled court and in obedience to a
commission to me directed in I be above en
titled and numbered sneces-ion bearing date
October Iti, 1889, I will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
*.nd highest bidder at the courthouse in the
town of Thihodanx, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1889,
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m., the following described pro
perty, to-wit:
1. A certain lot of ground situated in said
parish of Lafourche at four miles below the
town of 1 liihodaux and above the New Gr
it ans. Opelousas ami Great Western railroad
now Morgan's I ntusiaua and Texas railroad
and Steamship Company, and being lot No.
four (4) on at plan made by Joseph Nicholas
on April 18th, J85J, measuring fifty-seven
feel seven inches (57 ft 7 iu) fronton the pub
lic road,one hundred and eighty feet (180 ft.)
deep op the western line. one hundred and
eighty-one feet (181 ft) deen on the eastern
line, ami nineteen anti two-twelfths feet
(19 2-12 ft) in the rear; Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
2. A certain tract ot land situated in said
parish of Lafourche, right bank of bayou La
fourche, at about three or mt>re miles below
the town of Thibodaux, measuring three ar
Iamts more or less front, by forty arpents
in depth, hounded above by land now owned
by Lucieu L. Guidroz. and below by lands
now owned by widow ami heirs of Cteoplias
Adam, deceased, together with all the build
ings anti improvements tln-reon.
Purchased by the said Joseph Rosemond
LcBlanr. deceased, in cuutorniity with ex
isting lines ami "per aversionem" from
houudary to boundary, without warranty as
to the exact quantity of land sold the more
or less going to the profit or loss of the pur
chaser.
MOVEABLES.
Seven bedsteads and beddings, two ar
ninirs, 18 chairs, 1 poker, 1 dinning tabic, 2
washstuuds, I safe, i stove and cooking uten
sils, I clock. 1 bureau. 6 looking-glasses. 1
lot of porcelain ware, 2 sewing inaehines, 2
small tables, I buggy and harness, 3 lamps.
1 shotguu, I Small table, 5 round tables, 1
iron sale. 1 remnant groceries, 1 lot store fix
tures. 1 lot barroom.
Terms and Conditions of Sale—('ash on ihe
spot iu United States Treasury Notes to pav
debts.
P. E. LORIO. Sheriff.
Noy. 23, 1889.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court—Par
ish of Lafourche.
Succession of Pierre Lorio.
Probates.
No. 1292.
Pursuant to an order and decree ot the
above entitled court and in obedience to a
commission to me directed in the above eti
titled and numbered succession bearing date
of October, 24, 1889,1 will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the courthouse iu the
town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1889.
between the hours of II o'clock a. ra. and 4
o'o'ock p. m., the following described pro
perty. belougiiigtothesnid succession, to-wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in this
parish, in the town ol Thibedaux, being the
southern half of lot No. thirty-eight 1 38) as
represented on a plan of said town made Hiid
executed by James B. Griiiage on the 1st
day of May, 1812, being bounded in front or
west by Lower Canal street, north or to
wards file bayou Lufoiirche, by the other
half ot said lot No. thirty-eight (38.) south
by St. Bridget street, aud cast by Narrow
street, together with ail the buildings and
improvements thereon.
'terms and conditions of sale—Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury notes to pay
debts.
DESIRE H. LORIO,
Oet 26, 1889. Administrator.
SHINGLES!
Retailor by carload delivered on the bayon.
Cheap and always on hand. Apply t<j
O L. CARO,
J. Dccliux's Lumber Yard, or to the
Thibodaux Sentinel.
SUGAR AND RICE ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
"CHINA GROVE" PLANTAT'N
Sal® by P. E. Lorio, Sheriff, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1889,
at the Court House in the town oi Thibedaux
between the hours 1 and 3 o'clock in th® af
ternoon at public auction.
That certain tract of land kuown as the
"China Grov®" Plantation, situated in the
parish ot Latourch® on the left descending
bank ot th® bayou Lafourche at about four
iui.es below the town of Thibodaux. measur
ing 14 arpeuis mere or less front on sail
bayou Lafourche and Morgan Railroad
by eighty (80) arpents iu depth.- the
latteral lines converging considerably
as they recede ironi the said bavou,
hounded above by lands of Babin Bros,'and
below by the track of Morgan's L & T. rail
road and lands of Alareelltn Richard; tl.e
whole agreeably to a plan or sketch annexed
to an authentic ol sale of said plantation of
date the the 15th April, 1881 and recorded in
* In' conveyance office of the parish of La
fourche.
Together with all the buildings and im
provements thereon, and ail the appurtenan
ces thereof'.- eight. (8) mules, fivo (b) carts,
five (5) plea's, all agricultural implements
thereto belonging.
Terms—One-third cash, and the balance at
one, two and three years, with interest there
on at the rate of 8 per cent from the day of
sule, and secured by vendor's lien aud privi
lege, the net to contain all the other usual
security clauses.
Act of sale before Philip E. LeBlanc, Nota
ry, at the expense of purchaser.
Eor further particulars, iiddress
UHAS. ESP^SNAN,
99 Decatur St., New Orleans, La.
1* E LORIO, Sheriff
Nov. 16. 1889.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court Par
ish of Lafourche.
Succession of Albert J. Brooks.
1300. Probates.
No.
Pursuant, to au order and deeree of the
above entitled court and in obedience to a
commission to me directed iu the above enti
tled and numbered succession and
bearing date of Nov. 21, 1889,1 will offer lor
sale at public auction, pursuant to law, to
the last and highest bidder, at the courthouse
in the town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY, DEC. 28, 1889,
between the hours of 11 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m , the following described pio
perty, to-wit:
1. The eastern half of a lot'of gronnil situa
ted in the Town of Thibodaux. being the eas
tern half of lot No. one bandied aud ninety
one [191] as represented on apian of a part of
ssiil towu made by E.D. Richardson, survey
or, on the 17tli day of June, 1846; said lot
No. one hundred and niuety-one [I9ij. of
which this is the eastern hail', measures nine
ty-seven feet aud one inch ,97 feet 1 iu] on
Harrison street and ninety-six feet eleven in
ches [96 it 11 in] on Church stn et by two
hundred aud twenty-six feet and 11 inches
|226 It 11 in] on the northern line and two
hundred and twenty-six feet and one and
oue third inches [226 ft 1 [ in] on tbe south
ern line iu depth, said eastern half being
bounded in front or west by lot ot George
Bryant, north by lot No. one hundred and
uiuet.v 1190|, east by Harrison street and
south by eastern half of lot No. oiie hundred
Hnd nine-two [192], Together with all tbe
buildings and improvements thereon and all
the appurtenances thereof.
2. A certain tract of land situated in this
parisli in the Urusle Grand Cbcr.e at about
four miles north of tbe town of Thibodaux,
and at one hundred and thirty [130] arpents
from the bayou Lafourche, measuring one
and one-half [l^i arpents fronton the wes
tern boundary by seven [7| arpents morn or
less iu depth ; hounded north by lands now
or formerly of Evariste Adam, south by lands
of Eugene Boudreaux, now or formerly, west
by lands ol owner unknown, east by tile pub
lic road. Together with all the buil lings
and improvements thereon aud all tbe appur
tenauces thereof.
Terms aud conditions of sale—Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
FRANTZ ZERXOTT, Administrator
Nov. 23, 1889.
RULES OF COURT CHANGING
TERMS.
It is ordeicd that tbe terms of the Twen
tieth Judicial District Court shall bo held as
follow s:
Iu the palish of Assumption :
On the first Monday of March.
On the first Monday of June
Oil tiie fiist Monday of September.
On tiie first Monday of November.
The terms beginning i n the first Mondays
of March and September shall be Ju y t< r ns
at each of which, a grau 1 jury shall be em
panelled.
The other terms will be civil terms.
The terms in March and November will be
presided over by Judge Walter Gnioti, and the
terms in Juiie and September will be presided
over by Judge Taylor Beattie.
In the parish of Lafourche the terms shall
be held as follows:
Ou the first Monday of Febrnary.
On the first Monday of April.
'In the first Monday of July.
Ou the first Monday of October.
The terms begiunig on the first Mondays
of April and October shall be Jury terms at
each of which, a grand jury shall be empuuel
led.
The other terms will be civil terms.
The terms in Februaiy and October /will
lie presided over by Judge Walter Guion, and
the terms in April and July will be presided
over by Judge Taylor Beattie. For each Ju
ry term a Jury shall be drawu for three
weeks of the term unless otherwise specially
ordered by the Judge.
The Judges reserve the right to interchange
term with each other and to preside oue ler
the other whenever tho public interest or
tbeir own convenience may render it desira
ble.
All eases in which ore of the Judges may
be recused shall ho continued to the uex't
term hold by the other Judge.
This order shall go into effect from aud at
ter the first day of January, 1890.
Thus done and sigi ed in open court, at
Napoieonville, this 4th duv of November,
1889. (Signed)
WAITER GUION.
TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Judges 20th District.
Filed November 4th, 1889.
(Signed
OSCAR DUGAS.
Deputy Clerk.
) A true copy. Clerk's Office, Parish
-----> of Assumption this tenth dav o' Nov
C ) ember, A. D., 1889. (Signed)
OSCAR DUGAS.
Deputy Cleil*.
r lied in my office on this 7th day ot Novem
ber. 1889, and spread on the minutes Book
"J" of said account folio 115 and llli the same
day.
( Witness my hand anil the impress
s l,.3. > of the seal of my office at Tliibi danx,
X ) this 7th dav ot Nov. A. D. 188J.
J. W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of said Court, Parish of Laioim-he.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20tli Judicial Distiict Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Succession of John Johnson. No. 1302.
Probates.
Whereas. Frauk Zernott of said parish, has
mails application te the said court to bo ap
pointed administrator of tbe aforesaid estate.
New, therefore, all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file tbeir opposition to
the said applieation iu writing with tho clerk
of said court, at his office in the town of
Thihodanx, within teu days after the first pub
lication hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will be duly appointed and confirmed as
snclt administrator in accordance with law.
(~—- ) In testimony whereof, witness my
J L.8. > hand and the impre-s ef the seal of
(J my office, at Thibvdaiut, this 23
day ef Nov., A. D., 1889.
J W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court.
Sex and Denominations.
While loading sugar on our boat on
Sunday recently at a Louisiana plan
tation some of the passengers strolled
back toward the settlement and went
into a church just as a couple had
taken their child iu for baptism.
The old colored preacher,' noticing
the large crowd of white visitors, ex
tended them a cordial welcome and
asked till to be seated : then turning
to tiie couple before him, asked:
"Ob what denomination am dis
chile ?"
"Salt ?" said the young father, evi
dently perplexed by the word de
nomination.
"I axed yo' ob what denomination
de chile war," repeated the minister,
a little severely.
The parents looked at each other iu
evident confusion for a moment; then
the father stammered out: "1—we—
doesn't know what yo means by de
nomination, sah."
"Huh ! yo' don't!" replied the preach
er, scornfully ; "well, den, I'll sim
plify it 'cordin' to yo' igu'ance, so yo'
kin understand it ;\uu de child a boy
or a gal chile Cincinnati Commer
cial Gazdte.