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JOURNAL OF THE i) IH SEN
C 7 V
UAL DISTRICT
Official Jouiaal ef tile FariaH os :.-burolie sad Css. iiaa of tHe Interest o£ tlie Town.
VOL. XXXIII.
THIBOD AU X, LA., SATU Ki> A . I > K( K M BE Ii 1 > 1897.
NO. 21
OFFICIAL D
State Ofkickrs.
Governor : Murpliy .T. Foster of St. MarT
Liejit.Gov* ____R. H..Snyder ofTetisa*
Sec- ot State-- John T. Michel of Orleans
And. Pub. Aoc-n.-W. W. Heard of TTnion
tii'c Treas-.. A- V. F urnet of Sr-Mar in
®tt'v Cf.ii. M. .T. Gunn ugh i m Natchitocli's
^tt 1 Pub. Ed.. .J. V. Calhoun, of Orleans
•e
0. s. Sknatoms
g. p. McEnery, .......... of Ouachit a
Don Cattery.................of St.Mar.V
Statk Senators.
H C. Minor ...............Terrebonn®
VT. E. Howell................Lafotirch 6
.lCDGK .8 SUPREME CotJHT.
Chief hi-t'oe: F. T. Nioholls of Orleans
Agr.de t i " ...I A. Rreaux.of Iberia
• " H. C. MDIer of Orleans.
" " N.('. Blanchard, of Caddo
•• " L. B. Watkins. Red River.
Cinctirr C Jt/iiroF Appeals, Fifth Circuit
K.T. i;uanie,;*ri. ...... of St. Bernard
*£. r r- . ( ;ith .............of St. Mary.
Co'-gressman. rd. Congressional Dist.
ft, F. Broussard.............of Iberia
lta,u. Judicial District.
Judgo..................L. P• Caillouet.
Dist. Attorney..............L. C. Moise
Pari n Officers.
n t wnf.atives-. ...........M. Delanne.
<• L. A. Troslair.
,, ...................Dr I. J. Ayo.
Clerk of Court..............C. J Parker.
She' i ff ..................... . J as Beary
Trea- ureT ................A. J-Brand.
OfliH.d Journal .............'• Sentinel
jtsse or ........ K. A. Delauite
rOLICk JURORS.
1st Ward.........Emile IT. Morvant
2ad " .....J. I a .uis Ancoin, Pres't
3rd " Murcelliu Bergeron
4tl, o ...............J. O. Tonpa
5th " ............L. J. Trosclair
5tl, " Jean Rodrigue
7 tli " ............Jibes Godclinux
gtl, " Leon Fulgent
9tl, •< Lovency LeBlanc
lOtl, " ' '...........]. P. Bourgeois
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
1st Ward...............H. Clement
i..........C. A. Engerran
2nd " r'H..........N. T. Bourg
o n .....E. P. Bernard
Si; " *****
5t ij - .................. v. roups
*.1 n ............John Darden
^ tl| n ' ' ' *...........Ed. Birdsall
g,], ii N ........B. P®nouilh
9 t ], ii ..............Ernest Foiet
lOtli " ..........A. Cretini
CONSTABLES.
1st Ward............Chaa. Bergeron
f..............0. L. Caro
" . .... ...........A. Roger
3rd " J. D. Bernard
4 t l, ii ............Edgard Barrios
5.1, ii '...........William Fields
5.1, .............Leopold Groa
7.1, n ' *........L. Robiclmux
O, 1, •» John Dominique
9.1, i. ''**...........Albert Ayo
jq,I, ii ...............Jos. Remont
Drainage Commissioners.
Dist No. I—Tlios. Beary, O. Anthdment
and .I. H. 8 . Mire.
Dist. No. 8 .—»Tho». Barker, Oscar AntbA
went, G. J. Guidry. . T nl
Di«' No.-l.—L. J. Trosolair, J. L. LeBlanc,
J. J, Tomassi.
Road and Levee Inspectors.
District No. 1................N. L. Beigeron,
<• ._> ..................Fmile Toups
•• :!.! ........A. Boudreau
.. 4 '.'................J.T. LeBlano
Munich pal Officers.
Minor, Frank Zernntt; C'ouneilmen. E N.
Roll,! t\ . P. Murliu, Edgar K. Riviere. \ al
iroul Bergeron, C.J. Legendre and Henry
Fritzinger. _ ,
Treasurer.................. P • T-' Brand.
Town Marshal.............. RJ Naquin
Clerk ................. H.N.Coulon
Post :,i■ .tress..............Mrs. J. Curtis
Town 1*1 inter.............Lafourche Comet
Corporal ion Laborer........Ben Malbrough
School Boakk.
Erucst Roger, president; W. P. Martin,
■ icuilcm and Secretary ; Nnma hltert.
Abide Chauvm Eel: < Cuiiimmt. Paid Meyer.
Francois Der^iol'c, t'hiii les J. Elliot, Paul
fioott, member*.
1 mu ..mis ivuwiK Committee.
P. Z.-iuoi.t. I. X . Roth. '.V. I*. Martin J. L.
Arno V. M.f \ L. .1. Tioaelair.
2 lid
?:> Yt'A38'
L.-Xr'ilKliiMOE.
' TRADS WARKS,
.:<SSt2tS9*
copyrights a.o.
^ i. ondinft attket h m ui aoscript loa may
orUln, tree, wlte jl: ;>it iaveufciou is
vrot . patentable. OommHnieaUors utrtctly
r° c '' i»L Oldest tu'^Dcy for-H^cunni! patents
• ca. We have <* Wiutlili *.ton .ifbce.
_rMente taken throui^ti Muiaii A vu.
uotioy In
. SOIEHTiFIS SMER10AH,
! iHustrs - i«ra ■ SmUMa e*
J} 1 ! l 'diiae I'lurnu,»i 'Wy, iorins$3.00» 3
mi -nth*. ; jco; and 1
"WE ON Pa; «NTfe aom free. Aafres*
MUNN & CO.,
^ *#l Irntwii New Ytik.
a year;
1 HAND
,
LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY
TINSMITH.
J^WYKII, LA\VKKXCE
TiiiKinilh.
All kind of Flittering, spouting, roofing etc.
STOVE PIPES ALSO SLATING.
Plantation work given prompt attention.
Church Street near H. If. Depot,
P. O. Box ill Thibeilamc L;i.
B
MERCANTILE.
LU.M Sc SONS, S.
Dry Vooilsl
('loth'ng, hoots, shoes, tats, ".ips am! -
Full line of Furniture .'lain St. Philip and
St. Louis Streets.
B
)UUG X.T.
B
OURON, A.,
4a»nwnilt1i unit W'alclimaker.
.Teweliy, Creacent Bipycles. New Amerir-r
Sewing Mnehines, etc. Cor. Main and S'
Philip at recta.
B
IJOU SALOON.
N, V.Trntglc, I'rojirielor.
Choice wines and liquors, fin-eigsrs n'
• m hand. Cor. Green and Market Streets.
QIIOL. H. C.
Gentlemen's Fiienmhimr <««'i
A Fine S.-l. ct Stock always on hitniT. X*>
Wain Street.
E
M PI UK HOUSE,
,V. B-'.. lloseinnn, Pn*i*rie|oe.
First class neeoniinodatioris and excelle"
•nhle. Free'bus connects vi itb- eailroail ill
pot. Corner Levee and Green Streets. •
■pi ROST, H. \V„
Cypress and Pine E.aiulx**'.
Cvnress and Sawed Shingles, also sadd'erv
rnd harness. RlRrkamithiiijj anil horse
slioing a specialty.
| EGENDRE. C J.
Clmlce ■•"niwlly Groceries
Also Feed ami Charcoal. Cor. Sr. Philip and
Rose streets.
M
EVER, DRS. A. J. Sc L. E.
Pliysiefnns and Surgeons.
Pronrietors of Mever Deng Store. Main Street
Thihodaux. La. F. E Bailey, Manager.
R
OTII DRUG CO , L't'd.
Drnggiata.
Di ngs, Chemicals. Pert'nu)erv. School hooks,
Stationery, etc. Cor. Maui Sc Green streets.
I^IVTERE Sc CO.. HENRY,
l>ry Good*
v ntion«. kits, bordo and shoes, crockery, etc
Cor. Main Sc St. Louia streets.
TH1P0PAUX DRUGSTORE,
F. J. dsiitllot. nanager.
D-mga. Chemicals. Toilet Articles. Perfumery,
School hooka. Stationery. Cor. Main and St.
Philip afreets.
w
RIGHT, MRS. J. N.,
Ylllllnery Store
Notions, Ladies hats and bonnets. Dress
making. Cor. Market and St. Louie streets.
r^ERNOYT. FRANK,
Watchmaker A Jeweller
Fine Jewelry, watches anil clocks, eto. Main
Street, between St. Philip and **t. Louia.
DENTISTS.
gLANCHARD, fD. D. S.J, J. E.
Dentist.
Corner Green and St. Bridget Streets.
j^AIGRE, DR. J. J,
Dentist
Office: Main Street, near Court, House
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
ADEAUX, THOMAS A,,
Aitornej-nt-IaiM.
Bank of Laiomche building.
K
NOBLOCH Sc SON, CLAY
Atlorney**Hl«l aw
Offices: Bank Building. Entrance on St.
Louis Street.
EDUCATIONAL.
0HOL, EMMANUEL,
Tlnaic Teacher
Give* instrimieiita', vocal and Harmony les
sons. Residence: Levee Street.
B
ARGIS, PROF. L. M.
Nelcrt Sfoltool for lloyt*
English and French in all their branches and
Mathematics taught. Narrow street, foot of
St Michael Street.
M
OUNT CARMEL CONVENT.
NOTARIAL.
^TOULON. H. N.
Notary Piildie,
Real Fatale ami hire and Life Insurance
Agent. Propeities bought and sold. Money
loaned and borrowed Bank of Laf'urciie
building,
Market Niand.
Alwav* on hand the hee f u! Beef. Mnttei ,
Pork, Veal, and Sausages of all kinde.
Market Street, Thihodaux, La.
Aeailrmy lor Yoiins: Tiidie*
IC. pt by the Sisters of Mount Carmel, flior- 1
• ugh course. English and French. Foot of
Market Street.
Jelni Superstitions.
After sailors and gamblers, tlio all
night liack-iirivers are tin- m.-st sui.et
stit.ous tieople 1 know, says an old de
tective. A cat crossing in front of a
"night-hawk's" "outtifc" is considered
bad et.. ugh luck to dwarf the nig it'a
busin bt.i a white c it means 'lii.ei
deincrali. atlon for the night, riomu
"hanks" immediately begin to drink,
in enter Unit tk v may forget the ap
paratior, of the white cat, and v fieti a
"night-hawk" is visited with the dclir
iii!.i tro'-ens i'e does net see snakes,
like iiic ordinary sufferer, but hundred?
of white eats crowd before his vision.
A driver of an all-night hack never puts
his left ,oot on the wheel lirst upon
getti ig upon the box; Jio thinks it bad
luck, rnd nothing can induce him to
open tiie door of his cab or carriage
with his lelt hand. It a shoe becomes
ioo. e on one of the horse's leet that's a
bad omen, and causes the driver to be*
iieve that some ba 1 luck is in store for
him. When the moon is shining
brightly and a bigcLr.td suddenly hides
it from vi ov and causes darkness to
settle on the streets the "hawk" grows
suspicious. If the passenger happens
to be a drunken man with a torn um
brella. that is considered g&otl luck, a
sign that rain will be plentiful and
make business good. Some of them
won't eat during tiie night, for fear it
will change their luck, but tliey never
refuse a drink. The lighted stump of
a c av picked ,tp after it lias been
thrown away by a well-dressed man
and quickly smoked is thought to bring
good luck. All the jelius who are only
seen on the streets at night are great
policy players. If they are lucky they
may make » $5 bill, but by the time the
horses' scant feed is bought and the
policy slips are paid for there is not
much left, and the rag-tag JtSckman of
the wee small hours comes back under
cover of darkness the next night just
as poor as ever.— Philadelphia limes.
The Woman anil the IVatck.
Did you ever notice a lady go into s
watch store to have her watch set?
Kite marches up to the counter with
the sweetest of smiles. She pulls out
the dainty little thing, looks at it af
fectionately and then up at the clock,
with a look as if she were so very
sad because the dear watch was sick.
Then she hands it to the handsome
young man who exhibits the imRatios
gems laid carefully out for show in 8
glass case. She beams upon him and
then she says, so prettily:
"Will you please set this watch foi
me?"
''Certainlv; with pleasure."
The handsome young man in a per
fectly practical way, takes a little in
strument cut of a drawer, turns the
watch over on its face and prepares
to open the back of it. Then you wanl
to lock. There is a little scream, g
rush, a grab, and the fair one has re
covered the precious article. Why does
she scream and grab? She's got a pict
tire of lie * best beau in the inside oJ
the ease. That's all. And she goes
home anil sets the watch herself it
the seclusion of her silk-lined, beauti
ful boudoir. There are so many secrets
about a woman that every female child
should be vorn with a chart.—Nan
Frcnciscn c7 t on icle.
A Winter's Tale.
"Nancy, is George still livingaiound
with you?"
"Yes, ma'am," answered the girl.
"Why, I thought you had given him
the mitten V"
"1 did, several days ago."
"And he still comes? That's strange;
a young man usually Hies all to pieces
and never speaks to the girl again."
"He seemed to like it," answered
Nancy, hi shingly.
"Weli, 1 can : understand him. Can
yon imagine why he liked it?"
"Don't know, ma'am," turning verv
red, "unless it was bc.-nuse niv hand
was in tli - mi ,t-n when I gave it to
him."
"Hum, tout's enough, child."
Employment Essentia! to Happiness.
It may be laid down as an mcontro
▼ertilde principle that no family can he
happy without employment -regular,
diversifi d, continually recurring cm- ,
ploymont. There may be the posses
sion of wealth, there may be an amide
51 id In ant ful domain, there nnre be
everything externally to enjoy, hut un
less there be a:t appropriate anil varied
employ .;, : ! t ctvv y the body, en
gross the mind, ami awaken the ener
gies t! ■ tv i nnot be In j ] ini
tbi e , . industrious, pc.s ■■ ri;
fainil v thiv is the truly ha'.pv tar.-i! • ;
nor tiie ; ,!>\ the slothful, the'useles,—
not t Ue iiy tied inis no definite plan,
no fixed ml important object, no pur
tonal nmi collect!'.t- energy.
Wfke men and women wiser, they
Would 1>,- more silent. The trut mi
rant is the privilege of your paste-board
hero on and off the stage. If you u re
so fearful of not being recognized that
yon mu-.v blow a trumpet to ctll atten
tion to your merits, you are mo ally on
a pa. w tii a patent advertisement.—
Jewish Messenger.
|
'
j
Ton Begin.
My old Great-grandmother Knox had
a way of making her children Hnisb
their work. If they began a tiling
they must complete it. If they under
took to build a cob-house, tliey must
not leave it until it was done, and
nothing of work or play to which they
set their hands would she allow their
to abandon incomplete. I sometimes
wish I had been trained in this way.
How much of life is wasted in un
finished work! Many a man uses up
his time i>j splendid beginnings. The
labor devoted to commence ten things
and leave them useless would finish
five of them and make them profitable
and useful. Finish your work; life is
brief; time is short. Stop beginning
forty things, and go back and finish
four. Put path-lit, persistent toil into
the matter, and, be assured, one com
pleted undertaking will yield yourself
more pleasure anil the world more
profit than a dozen fair plans of which
people say, "This man began to build,
aivl was not able to finish."
"Whatsoever thy hand findetk to Jo,
do it, with thy might."--Anon.
A MEDICAL journal states that the
average Chinese baby weighs but five
pounds. The journal did not state
whether the Chinese baby's capacity for
squalling was less, in proportion to
weight, than that of any other baby, but
if they howl in the Chinese language
as loud as the American kid docs in tint
United States language, liow the poor
mother must suffer. If any one has
ever heard two Chinamen holding a
convention in their native tongue, Dun
can readily see tkat a wiu.U who is just
learning to lisp a few aitJables in the
Chinese language would make Home
howl.— lech's S u n.
A well-dressed man was - een to stare
at a woman impudently, hail a street
car imperiously, pay liis fare conde
scendingly, seat himself fashionably,
and expectorate furiously. "Who is
that distinguished gentleman?" whis
pered an awe-struck stranger to the con
cht -tor. And the conductor replied:
"He's the janitor of a West-Side Hat."—
Cincinnati Travelers' Magazine.
How can you expect your children to
be better than you ara yourself? The
old proverb is a true one. How can
the foal amble when the horse and mare
trot?
Whoso keepeth his mouth and his
tongue, keepeth his soul from troubles.
— Solomort.
'
j^INS*TENTH5 Of
all the pain
and sickness from
which women
suffer is caused
by weakness or
derangement in
the organs of
menstruation.
Nearly always _
when a woman is not well these
organs are affected. But when
they are strong and healthy a
woman is very seldom sick.
Is nature's provision for the regu
lation of the menstrual function.
It cures all " female troubles. " It
is equally effective for the girl in
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman approaching the period
known as the "Change of Life."
They ail need it. They ars all
bensfitted by it.
For advice In cases rrquirin? special
directions, addrrsn. givini-; syrisv-'-s,
the "Ladies' Ad/iscty jJ-nsrtr::e- "
The Cha"anooga Medicine Co., Ci:-.-_i
r.ocga, Tenn.
THOS. J. COOPER, TureJe, MBs., seys:
" My si5t3rsulleredf om very Irrogular
rrnl pain*"i menstruation and doctors
cculd noi relieve hor. Wine of CartiJ
entirely cured her and also helped n.y
mother through the Change ol Uie."
i - I-. Mi ! L'i'llirrv A: Quick, of
• <• . T< v.. f; \s: "We sold I.'
oi f '.i1 Tunic ' bi« m-iisun ;
i bi n sniiill amount of Kaioon's Pep
s -i f'bill Tonic which gave such guild
vf iction we wjH handle no oilier
'• .-o-ason and y«u may geml us 1
; - ot Kn on's Pep-in Club Tonic
r ! (i ttu-n's Liver Pills &
1 c Pellets, which is the *hest we
evil hand let!."
Just try a 10o. box ofOascarets, tlie
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
1 >is*i!i-t Coiiit, Parish
>'!' I.'lf'HII flic.
et als. r.«. Fir -
■i •'» Ti,: hodaux i i ah. Xu. 3446.
\ !N'lif'ICF. TH AT PURSUANT TO
1 >-,>i-rnii-iir ot tin, ;i!tnv> Umii t. ri-niler d
■■''sHi'-! Si-iitcinliei- 20th, IS'iy, in the
' ■ 11 ' i ! *-'l iiii't mimlii-n il suit, ami to «
• ' is-ion in mo iii*-••<• ti-ii am! In-iiriiig <lu e
^tli, ISS7, oidering me to off,-r
■sal,
'Id
■ ii pursuant to law, to
' y' !, ii'l liiipicsr hiilil. r, ;it the late ilnmi*
" the ilcceaseil. .1 Felu-ieti Thilimlaux,
j sitna'ed m this ]iaiish on tlm left bank of
I baimi Lalmo'clii', mi ('o-phji Fn!*<- at about
! I Wi'lltv-llvn milert he low tl e town ol Tbibo
j il nix. tq ethq-t u partition between the par*
IP's plaintitts ami ilefendants, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IStli lfUT.
I etween Hie hours of 1 1 o', lock A. M. and 1
o-'.ih'Ii I*. M. tho tollownij; desc-i ibwil proper
ty to wit:
REAL ESTATE.
1st. A ocr'uiu tract of land situated on tlie
l.lt dose- ban': ot Itayuu Laioiirido-,
fiT'fii miles below the town ot lliiro
da'ix. inpas'irino t«o arpent* Iront by forty
. M"' s in depth, open a- it extends to
the rear, toj-ethei with all the buildiuj:s and
innirovi meats thereon, anil all rights thereto
belonging.
\nd au., 1 '-. r 'r»<-t ef Lind adjoining the
ab-ov t:a•• i n tiie lower liue, measuring one
anil one third n*pents in front, more or less,
bv lorry arpects in depth, wbieh said traot
also npeuft u* it extends '<> the rear. The
Said two tracts being bounced above by
finds of .1 s-qdi Dn'Vesiie and below by lands
of .Midor Rob .mux.
In" It, et* aee to bo sold as - tie tract of
''ini. ml >ubj . : to ihe lea*- made to Aliilor
"•vc- y evpiricg Deei-nber 31st, 1899,
o or i s ■!'«,- s having ihe ' :gb of pns-es
a oi: until ili it tim-. the pnreha-er to be siiie
rogatei] to :,H or Ilf ' iglits ol the lessee for
: lie years ISPS ai d 1899.
A certain trnet. of bed in tins Parish
•>n tin- left d-«*e< i ding bank ot the Bayou
T aii.urelie. in the Baton, Pilon Settlement,
being about teu miles north of Thihodaux,
and bring tlio to-iv arpents faein* North of
the Northw est quarter of section twenty-five,
and having a depth of fourteen arpents run
ning south and containing about filtv-six ar
pents ol laud, mom or less, in township four
teen South, of range s ' ven tpen East, in the
Southeastern District of L< uisiatia. hounded
North hv section twenty-four. East bv the
remainder of the Northeast quarter of section
twenty-tire, Siuth by tlie Southwest quarter
of section twenty-five, anil West by section
twenty-six.
Tliis lot to lie sold by itself,
fil'd A certain tract of land on tha left
hank of Bayou Lafourche, being tli three
arpents front facing the North, of the North*
w est comer, or quarter ot section twenty-five,
by linn teen arpents in depth running South
and containing forty-two arnents more or
less; bounded South by Southwest quarter
of section twenty-five. North by section
twenty-four, East by remainder of North
west quarter ot section twenty five and West
by the tract of lour arpents front in tlie
Northwest quarter of section twenty-five
just above described
'I his t:act to he sold by i'self as one lot.
4th.'Lot No. 20 of the Ilourgerol plan, of
the Vacherie Dugue Livuudaia, measuring
about, forty arpents in length by eight ar
peuts in width, foiming a lozenge a'd con
taining about three hundred and twenty ar*
pents. Tlie timber on this tract belongs to
Alexandre Lepine
To be sold as one lot by itself.
5th. Lot twentv-one of the Bourgerol plan
of tlie Vacherie Dugue Livaudais, measuring
forty an>ents in depth or length by a mean
width of about thirty arpents, containing
more or less, if it he found, five hundred and
fifty ai pents, said tract being m shape a
trapeze.
This tract to he sold separately as one lot.
fith. Lots one. four, five and Eight, and the
Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter,
and Southeast quarter of tlie Northeast quar
ter. and the Northeast quarter of the South
east quarter of section twenty eight, and lot
one of section twenty-three, all in township
twenty south ot range twenty-two East.
To he sold altogether as one lot.
The movables, other than the money on
baud, to lie sold in one lot, unless «n the day
of sale the heirs, without objection on the
part of any oue, agree to a different manner
of sale.
On tlie tollowing terms and conditions viz :
Fot cash,
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of the Parish of Lafourche,
November 13th, 1897.
Beattie Sc Beattie,
Att'ys of plaintiffs.
rI^Tj°^ 0 W H
Shoe Co's.
•Own Make*
EMI Ik J. BUM ED ,
SOLE, AGENT.
GO!' MAIN' IV ST-PHILIP STS.,
Tiiiica ni « - * I,a
(Opposite Hansen av's Drugstore.)
JJo.il Orders QProrr^ptly Filled.

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