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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06
THE KEN0SHA TELEGRAPH
KENOSHA. WIS. NOV. 6, 1879.
ORANGE WOOD CANE.

A week ago last Monday afternoon
I left an Orange Wood Cane standing
against the counter in front of the
tellers window in the First Nationa
Bank. | went directly from the Bank
to the Telegraph Printing Office
which is over the bank, and never
thought of the cane till about to leave
the office in the evening. | then re-
member d leaving the cane in the bank
| went to the bank the next morning
and inq"ired for the cane, and was in.
formed by those in charge that they
had not seen it since | left the office.
Some one seeing the cane must ha e
taken it, intending PROBABLY to return
the cane to the owner when he finds
out who he is. And he will do mo a
great favor by returning it.
The cane is about thirty-six or thlr-
ty-seven inches long, and about one
inch in diameter with a knob en- the
head. 1t shows every few inches
where small branches have been cut
from it from top to bottom. There is
no other cane hereabouts like it, and
from the description here given of it,
every one who reads it, and sees the
cane, will know that it is my cane
HAYS MCKINLEY.
November 4, 1879.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

All honor to KenOsha's brave sail.
ors! Capt. Stephen Jackson, of this
city, Ieturned Tuesday frgpm Grand
| Haven bringing the news direct of the
loss Of the large steamship Amazon,
OF Milwaukee, just outside the harbor
. bar of that port, and of the saving Of
the crew and passengers. The news
| IF the wreck had reacheds5k is place
through the daily papers, but the
thrilling scenes possessed B. twofold
interest1when relaoed by Capt. Jack
son, himself an eyewitness and one of
the brave fellows who helpeel to save
the passengers of the ill-fatesl steam
ship. The Wescott, the vessel to
which Capt. Jackson belongs as sea-
man, Left Muskegon in the Same fear
full storm that wrecked the. Amazon
bat Was obliged by stress of weather
to putt into Grand Haven& She is
owned in this city, com Eassnded by
Capt. Henry Reid and manned by
seameB living here. We nGsy well be
proud of our sailors, who, one and all,
regardless of life and limb, lent their
assistance to succor perishing human
ity. no Capt. Henry Reid, Stephen
Jackson, O. +. Hill, Ben Cameron, a
tribute Of praise is due, faw to their
Understanding those of Capt. Loutel
Superintendent of the life-Saying sta
tions~of Lake Michigan and those un-
der him, do the passengers and crew
of the Amazon owe their, lives. The
Amazon had IS passengers. aboard, Is
of whom were ladies, and> was one Of
| the largest steamers OH the lake.
CaE*. Jackson is u modest man, and
takes but little credit to- himself for
his. brave acts, but a disabled limb
tells its own story oa that fearful
| waastle with wind and4 waves. Capt.
Jackson left the Wescett in Chicago
waiting for a favorable wind to make
this port. His injuries.obliged him to
Eaturn home by rail.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

j. P. Lester, the manager OF the last
walk. will have a walking tournament
in Kimball Hall on Friday and Satur-
day Nov. IA and Is. The race will be
Is hours, go as you please, for $40.
Competition open to all. Entrance S.
and must be made before Nov. IL. One
dollar must be sent with the entry.
The $40 will be deposited in the bank
Nov. -. There must be four entries
or no race. For particulars address ],
2. Lester, Pleasant Prairie. Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

Henry Ward Beecher will be buried
at indianapolis, if he can have his way
about it. He lately said When / die
/ would rather:b buried at Indianapo-
lis, the scene Of my early ,abors, than
anywhere else on earth"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06
THE Geneva Herald saws:

AiAA1 oSAOse - OtlC SSbyO.
The reports Of the crops this year, in
this vicinity are very encouraging. Mr..
M. A. Hollister has just threshed 1874
bushels Of winter wheat off from four
acres Of land. The wheat was perfect.
ly sound and every bushel has been
sold for seed. At that rate wheat
raising pays.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

Mrs. Doolittle, an old resident of
this place, is expected here nexttweek.
She will be accompanied by her danyh-
ter Hattie, and they will make this
city their home for the future.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

/ Hay has gone up. Head Il Suther-
glAnd are buying hay at $1,000 per ton,
Ipressing it and shipping it to Michi
gan. More hay has been brought into
town during the aOnth of October
than during the whole summer season
preceding.
AIr. Killeen, of aae Union, has besaa
busy the past week gathering up tae
bills he had posted through the city
advertising the &ss of his bay hosse,
a.ri tlts:....g ia speedy return. The
beast, that was. lost, is now found.
Mr.. +. W. Lyman will not go South
until the last Of December or the 1st
of January. Mrs. Lyman will not &C
n,pany him this year.
A large number of our patriotic cit
liens viii visit Chicago snext week to
attend the grand reception OF Gen.
Grant given by the city Of Chicago.
The late cold snap foand many OF
our people unprepared for so early an
advent of winter.
| Next Monday Mr.. Edward Adam
| leaves for northern Wisconsin and the
mines Of Michigan,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

THANksGIvING.-The President has
appointed Thursday, the 9th day Of
November instant, as a day of thanks
giving and prayer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

Mrs. Kehlor ana her daughters. the
Misses Kehlor, lesve this city some
time during this month for St. LOUIS
where they will srend the winter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

phe Sisters of Mercy, ae religious or
de5~eonnected with St. Marks Church
in this city are working zealously III
the~interest of their fair.~ The week
before Thanksgiving is the time set
for the fair to come off, and the ladies
of the church are cooperating with
the Sisters of Mercy to make the fair
a grand SUCCESS. Articles Of all kinds
and description, from a psnball to the
most elegant sofa pillows will be for
sale. and there is no limit to the va
rietw of attractions that Will be offered
for the inspection Of the public on that
occasion. We bespeak for St. Marks
church rousing benefit.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

The walk advertised to take place at
Kinsball Hall OH SATURDAY. evening last
proved something Of a failure, but
through no fault Of Mr.. J. ?. Lester,
who was instigator and manager of the
affair. Early in the evening mob of
rowdy fellows crowded the entrance to
the hall endeavoring to obtain admis-
sion without paying therefor The
'door-keeper being unable to restrain
them called on Mr. Lesgg,for assist
anee, and the latter while ordering the
crowd to disperse and 60 down stairs
unless they wished to p;agr. and be add
mitted to the hall, was attacked by one
Of them and while in thesact Of defend
ing himself he was arrested by newly
fledged officer clothed with little brief
Authority and hustled Off to Jail, whel
he remained until Monday morning.
Ga Monday the Officer sWore out a
warrant before Justice Gillett, charg-
ing Lester with pointing a revolver at
him. Not being able to make this stick
ne did not serve this warrant and caus-
led another to be issued charging Lester
with carrying concealed weapons. On
this last warrant Lester was brought
before the Justice. and ON application
of the District Attorney the case was
continued until Wednesday morning
Lester giving bonds IN the sum of $loC
for his appearances On "Wednesday
the case came on again and Lester was
DISCHARGED.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

It is announced from San Francisco
as yeritable fact that General Grant,
during his foreign tour. became q strict
teeto aler. He now abstains entirely
from everything Intoxicating.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-06-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish Of LsfoufcAe.

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folice Jury Of Lafourche. JaprettKelso sub
roxated VI. Nd. 7s9, George knight ct ~.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ALIAS Fl
~ III to me directed in the above emit.
t'ed and numbered case, I have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction Dur.n.
ant to law to the last and highest ki,lde,
ut the Court House in tho Town of Thibo
danx on Saturday the 5th. day Of July 1859.
between the hours Of II o'clock A. II. ami
: O'Clock p. N. The following describe /
property tu-wit-
LIST. L"ts Nos. I anil 8 Of Block No. 81
IN the town Of Lougreville On the left de-
scenhing bank Of the Bayon Lsf0ur,ha W..
cordi'lx to y plsu Of aaid town made ana
executed BY Allen Demeconrt Surveyor AND
on ME IN the Recorders Office of Iafonrche
together with al the buildings aud i'm.
RtSvenients thereon and belonging 10
George knight. ="
md. Block No. 70 and a in thu toxo NJ
.~sonEuevlIle on the left descending bank Of
."e l'ayOu A.afonrche according to plan Of
sanlf, executed by Allen Denisrourt Nnr-
vsyor anu on tile in the Recorders office of
the parish Of lAafourche.
Srd: Lots Nos. 10 and ~ Of Block M. u
ana lots Nos. Z, 81, ), 8, z, 8. If Rloc.
NO. =: and lots Mol = and 3 of Block No. 3S
according to u plan of subdivision al s.iI
Bl"Sk made and executed by said Nelson
taylor and annexed to and forming a uar,
u " power Of attorney executed bv him on
the !st. day Of April 1879 and Deposited in
the Recorders office. oil the above propertv
secondly and thirdly described l,ei"nyiny
u Nelson Taylor and with all the buil,iinrs
n improvements thereon.
Terms OF Sale Cash Oh tho Spot In Uni
ted States Treasury Notes.
May 3lst. 1879.
L. A. WEBRE
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-06-14

Mr.. Newton who has the
kontrlct for cutting the canal
from Lake Fields to Bayou Jean
Ia Croix, was in town Il few days
(go. He says that his dredg is
first rate order and on the re-
eption of stone coal, which was
It lGckport the first of this week,
Q would begin work in good
arnest. The unprecedented dry
FEATHER left his boat on dry land
and for nearly a month when It
9hOuld have been ut work, which
ias delayed the undertaking.
lhe dredge is now doubtless al
pork and excavating the canal
fith rapidity. He calculates to
fat about one mile per week. The
Distractions on the ridges were
smoved during the drouth.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-06-14
PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
Session IL.

Thibodaux, La, May /, 1879
BOerd met un call Of the President.
Present. Perkins, Grisamore, Winder,
Badeanx aud Raglan, Directors. Absent.
Lisgarde, Ridley, aud Blanchard, Directors,
The President stated the object ot the
meeting was to receive the report Of the
special committee appointed at the last
meeting to inquire into the Langman mort
gage when the following report was read:
To the members of the School Board Of the
Parish Of Lafourchc
Gentlemen: The undersigned members
Of your body. appointed u select COMMITTEES
for the purpose Of as%certaining the owner
ship OF +" certain real property ON which the
Judicial mortgage resulting from the judg.
ment in the case Of the School Board va.
Louis Langmans ct. ais. beg leave to report
"a follows:
We fluid that the property in question
belongs to the succession of DutOur and
that h title to the same was placed in
the name Ut Louis Langmans for the pur
pose of convenience only.
We recommend that the President Of tho
School Board be authorized to %nOunc
the judicial mortgage resulting from their
Judgement, against the property. ~ We are
satisfied that the security Of the School
Board will not be impaired thereby He
sp~ectfully submitted"
Signed. 1T. l.. Winder, W. IL. Raglan,
Thomas A. Badeaux, Committee"
On motion the report Of the committee
aud the President authorized tn comply
with the recommendation therein, when
the Board adjourned to meet On Thursday
May. 8, 1879.
X. J. PERKINS. president.
5. i. GkisA MOR Secretary.
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Session H.

ThibOdaux. La., May 8, 1879.
The Board fOf Parish School Directors
met this day at II o'clock NJ. in the office
of 7. l.. Winder.
Present: Perkins, Grisamore, Ridley.
Blanchard, and Badeaux Direct ors /; ah-
sent, Lagaule, Taylor aud Raglan Directors.
Gu motion Of Mr.. Winder the reading Of
the minutes Of the last two sessions WAX
postponed.
The special committee appointed to in.
quire into and report the status of any
school Lands that may be located in this
Parish, asked to 10 excused from any fur
Their service, and that the Secretary Ut the
Board be required to write to the State Su.
perintendent of Public Education, request
ing that officer to examine the records If
the Land office with u view Of aseertaininX
if there be any school lands In the Parish
of Lafourche and if any. their location.
and to furnish such information Us may be
obtained to this Board.
On motion it was Res0lred,
That the Parish Attorney he directed 10
see the defendants in the case of the Parrish
School Board vs.. Louis Langnlans ct ais.
and in case no satisfactory settlement 1T
the judgment in said case be made, that. he
proceed to execute the Judgment.
I'm motion the Board Of Examiners WA
authorized TO examining all applicants for
=. ,itiUn AZ Teachers and make such chan.
gr> as may be cxpedient in case Of Teach
ers who are incapable and fail to attend to
their duties.
()n motion it WAS ordered that the school
now located at or near Thou,xssin Badeaux's
be remuved to the school house further NJ
the Bayou in which school w;ss kept in 1868
by II. c.. Savoie.
On motion the board adjourned subject tO
call.
r. j. PERKINS, President.
s. I. GIuSAMOIE. Secretary,
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THE WEEKLY THIBODAUX SENTINEL. SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1879.
RepOrtof the Grand Jury
JUNE TERM 1879,

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To the Honorable the Jndge Of the FIJI
teen judicial District Court Of tie State If
Louisiana. holding session in the Parish Of
Lafomche.
Your Grand Jurors of the June term of
1879, most respectfully report the follow
ing as their final report.
We have examined carefully all COM
plants made to us and have found u
number Of true bills which are Oh file in
your Honorable Court.
We have examined the public build
ings of this Parish and report that the
Court House requires immediate repairs,
particularly the roof, which is in a leak
ing condition.
The Jail could DO made stronger with
very little expenses.
We have examined the offices Of tho
Clerk. Recorder, Tax Collector and
Sheriff. and found them Well kept, aud
persons having business with these 70.
spective officers, have reported to us
their entire satisfaction in the manner
III which these different officers perform
their duty.
The Parish Treasurer h IS filed accord
ing to law with the Recorder of this
Parish, 4 statement Of the financial con
ditiOn of the Parish. 1t shows that with
the balance on hand the Parish does not
owe d cent and has u cash surplus Of
about seven hundred dollars.
We have also examined the books of
the School Treasurer aud found them
p.operly kept.
The prisoners incarcerated in the
Parish Jail are well fed and properly ia
ken care of.
The Levees are in pretty good condi-
ton.
From the report of some of the Road
Inspectors we have learned that the
roads are % in such 4 condition as they
ought to be. They have reported to US
that they have given proper notification
to the owners Of lands fronting the pub
lie roads of this parish to have them re-
paired. We hope hat in Il short time
the roads will be in good condition,
= The Road Inspector of the Sd road dis
trict Was prevented by sickness to make
His!repOrt. All Ut which We respect
fully submit as our final report and ask
to DO discharged.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE.
Foreman of the Grand Jury
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-06-14

The ExCURSION-Of cOlOred
people from New Orleans to Thib.
odaux on last Saturday proved
OF much pleasure to the partici
pants. The members of the &,
o. o. o. F., were met at the de.
pot by their brethren of Pride of
ThiLodaux Lodge, and being
formed into procession paraded
through; the principal streets OF
the town, preceded by a fine
band of music IN full uniform from
New Orleans, also by the colored
band Of Thibrdaux. The mem.
brrs of the order we're in full re.
gala and presented Il neat and
pleasant appearance. At night
a grand ball was had iu Waiver
ley Hall. and on Sunday the ex>
ours Onists returned.
The visitors whilst here acted
in All orderly and dignified man.
ner. and appeared much gratitied
with the reception their friends
gave them.
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The ladies of st. Johns
rhu,ch desire to express their
latitude for the many c~ourtesies
offended by their friends, to re.
tarn their sincere thanks for val.
asble assistance rendered 10 aid
pt their late entertainment, Sc.
Furing a success more than their
brightest anticipations had cou-
)ored, to all who gave support to
fheir enterprise, and especially to
samuel L. Boyd, Reiss & Rensh,
Qneyrouze & Bots, John Calder
J. 4. Warner, d. H. Holmes, F.
Fewhall aud Clark Meader, gen
|erous merchants of New Orleans.
70 bishop Huntington, of Mississ.
Fpp'' to Hon. Joseph 81. Acklen,
u. Bourquin, W. Oneil, F. Ter
|ootf, D. B. Pugh. Braud & LIE.
ssndre, J. 7. Thibodaux, to G. A
whitney, & Co., of the Morgans
"a. & I. R. r. Co., and steam
sup dne, to the Thibodaux Saw
1aa Co., aud to Mrs. Dyer, the
pfopretress of the Franklin
nouse. Who, a stranger, gener'
0u1y gave her spacious dining
[ooa's for the supper tables, and
each and every person -wht
we either time or money Of
efasnal labor in the preparation
20 e~onsammati0n of the enter
linneut.
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No. ST. PARISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mary Clara Bib. wife versus ,yoseph t..
Blanc, husband.

This ease having been regularly 6xe.l for
trial was taken up and tired, and the Inv
a an .ne ev.asnot, being in favor Of plaintiff
II is therefore ordered, ndjudped xud ia.
Ssrsa +; TINT IT. Judgment $, BE- and il hereby rrn-
Bibo. wife Of said JOSEPH Leblanc .nS
against said Joseph Leblanc, defendant.
decreeing q separation Of property betvcen
s sxsr P PGa snd defendant, dissolvinx for.
heretofore existing 6etween them, and ao-
s 80 to the plaintiff the separate admin.
'S; TT'u. OF her separate interest as it spk.
May 1879. - "
'o'snedl Arthur F. KNOBL0CH.
Parish Judge, Parish of L;,fouroLo.
Filed May 30th, 1879.
tSigned) j. w. KNOBLOCH. Clert.
(-~~) A true copy:.
iL.S. Test (: Clerks Office, Parish Of
<~) Lsfourche this 9th. Nav 1879.
J.F. ALLAN. Deputy Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish Of La
fOurche.
Peet Yale and Bowling, in Liquidation.
va. No. 1883.
A. j. Perrin.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF Sci
ID ure and sale to me directed in the
above entitled aud numbered case ! have
seized and will offer for sale at public auc.
ton pursuant to Law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the Town
of Thibodanx, on SATURDAY5the 10Th.
day Of JULY 1879, between the hours Of II
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. the follow
ing described property tO-wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR
town lot, situated in the town Of ThibO-
daux, in the Parish Of Lafourche being
the North West quarter Of Lot number
Twenty-Five (251 on the plan of said Town
made and executed by Jainet B. Grinage
and deposited in the Office of tho Recorder
Of the Parish of LAfourche said lot being
bounded ON the North by Main street on
the South by q lot now belonging to W. A.
Ford. On the East by tho property Of the
Estate of George + lash and on the West
by st. Philip street and forming the corner
Of Main and St. Philip Streets. Together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH ON THE
Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
June 18th. 1879.
She1i6.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

18th. judicial Court, Parish Of LmtOurchr
Pierre Doure VS. No. 1898 AdOlphe J. Perrin.
(lY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF FL FA TO
ID NE directed in the above entitled and
numbered case l have seized and will offer
for sale ut public auction pursuant t" law
t" tin. last and highrst bidder ut the Court
House in tho town of ThibUlaux Oh Satur
day the 10Th day of ,uly, 1879. between the
III of ii o'clock A. N. and ! o'clock p. n.
the follow Jug described property. tO-wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR
town lot situated in the town of ThibolAnx
in the Parish OF LafuIrche together with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon,
being the North West quarter Ut the lot de-
signated by the No. (25l Twenty-F Five OH
the plan of said town made and executed
by James Is. Grinage and deposited in the
Office Of the Recorder Of this Parish. said
lot being bounded on the North by Main
street, on the South by the lot now belong
ing to w. A. Ford, on the East by the prop
erty of the estste Of George Flash and on
the West by St. Phillip street, forming the
corner of Main and st. Phillip streets.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH ON THE
Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
June 18th, 1879.
r. II rs. s. n to Sheriff.
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The late entertainment given
in Wavcrlcy Hall has proven
satisfactorily the absolute neces-
sity of IL good public hall in this
town capable of seating at least
1000 persons.
Can one be built How could
such Il building be secured! are
the questions that rise up 10 meet
the propOnndrr Of them.
We are satisfied that with a
little determination among the
%enterprising progressive men OF
ThibOdaux, such a hall could be
built in il few months.
The benefit of a public and ca.
pacious hall in ThibOdaax is per-
cep.ible to any candid reasoner.
Were srch a building here, the
many entertainments that are All
nuslly given in this place would
be gotten up for one-half the ex>
pense necessarily attaching to
them now, and rendered doub'y
more pleasant and agreeable by
the requisite appliances and con
yeniences. Such a hall would
bring here occasionally theatrical
troups, lectures, musicians, etc.
which would enhance greatly the
pleasures of the inhabitants by
varied representations. The no
tells, merchants, livery stables
cofee-houses, saloons, and restau'
rants would all be benefited on
such occasions. W. are decided
" in favor of the construction .o1
a large and commodious hall: and
for doing so at an early day
Who IS nextf