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NOLLE Prosecuted.
D. Harang, o. g. Leblanc, NJ. III.
Quilt, Alphonse Barrios, Mary Den
is aud Charles Washington.

I'm a late journey from Louis
Vile to Thibodaux, the effects Of
the drouth were perceptible every
where.
At no point have good crops
been perceived. The corn will
hardly give over a halt yield of an
ordinary season. From information
obtained from travellers this dr0uth
has been universal except in some
of the far Northwest States.
Yet, at Louisville, cattle, hogs,
and flour of all kinds are declining
with no probable rise in the dis
lance.
Fruit is also very scarce and not
good. There is not much nett prof
it for the agriculturalist in 1885,
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The other day as we were go
ang to New Orleans, two young gen
gentlemen, who presented the ap
pearance Of college graduates. were
intensely interested in the study of
aral!road map, of the Morgan line.
One Of them was playing the role
of instructor of French.
After considerable argument, be
tween themselves in a quiet way,
one OF them leaned over towards
t1e writer and asked what .'COre
1ote'' meant in French. Our hear
ing being a little deficient, did not
etch the word, and u demand for
npitition was made.
"Wbat does Coreton6 mean ?
Il means knife don't it,
"ies, COuteau in French means
knlte." By.and by one Of them
got up and went to another part of
me coach when the French instruC
sor leaned over and said.
"Ihat fellow is trying to learn
saese French names, but he makes
apoor show at it.
NOW, there's Tibodoo ar, he calls
mat Tibodux; quite u difference,
amt
Y Yes, the difference is some
What material.n
Aaen our French instructor lii
cigarette and was rejoiced to
'a'ak that be was a learned youth.
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Hon. I. D. Moore left Thibo-
daux on yesterday week to attend
a meeting of the Faculty of the
State University at Baton Rouge
of which he 10 = member.
Accompanying him were Charles
G.. Thibodeaux, son Of j. 7. Thibo-
deaux, VIM. Raglan, son of VIM. 81.
Raglan, and - Roger, son of Err
nest Roger who are going to attend
said school.
It is a source of qualification to
note the fact that Lafourche will
be again represented in this Louis
lana school.
Let parents aid in building up a
fine college in this State, and then
children can receive q good educa
ton at home.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending October S, 1881.

STRANGERS nOTEL.-Frank d. Ogden,
A. Andrien, VIM. II. Wolf, +. A.. Fisher, 5.
f.. Loeb, r. Cnmmins, Frank Lamanette. Gus
Riifel. Henry Mauras, VIM. Morel. John Rex
ach, J Jaeger, j. VergnoIe, N q WIN. Beg
ley. Evansville. Ind. 4; Z. Franlal. liz erv!lle
Emile Ledet, Lafourchc F. A. Guicc, Nat
chez.
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SATURDAY, OCT. 6. 1888.
NOTICE.
Tax Collectors Office,
Parish of Laeuurche.

Tax Collectors Office,
Parish of ~LafOurche.
Th;todaux, La. September LIST, 1881
.oricE ia hereby given to the tax payers
ipsr;.h of Latourche, that the taxes as
Of the &c The wear 1883. are set forth In the
esse enlIa IN file in my otiic and in the mort
M iv ossce of this Parish that they arc now
~ md will become delinquent on the oist:
s sss q December, and shall bear interest," 9re,% IA. a.
81 rate of3 per cen. o1 per ,c n.o with article a,ti. u: :io
Of Ie ,a vers are invited to call at once and
~ I. !, order. to avoid interest aud costs.
S1ue' !" p. +. LORIO,
Deputy Tax Collector.
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NOTICE.

m. directors of Thibodaux Bridge Com
ls met on October 4, 1888 and declared u
Dividend OF One dollar pc, SHARE so or tour per per
cent on the capital stock OF 81 the ,sss company isr
1Ius i. r. GKISAMORE,
President.
NV TABOR, Secretary.
Oct.6.83.2t.
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Mr.. Gilmore of the Sugar Botcl,
maid this Office Il very pleasant Wis
iton Tuesday last.
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Pierre A. Thibodaux was Sc
,octed as Foreman of the Grand
Jury at the present term Of Court.
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During the week many citizens
Of Lafourche have visited Thibo
sdaux.
This Office has received pleasant
calls from Messrs. Oscar Lepine,
F. Barrilleau, A. II. Folse, Jean
Plaisance, - Kramer, and 9th
-ers.
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COURT ITEMS.

The District Court for the parish
of Lafoarche, opened on Monday
the LIST. inst, for the trial of Civil,
Probate aud Criminal cases.
Mr.. p. A. Thibodeaux was selec
ted and sworn as foreman Of the
Grand Jury.
The Judges charge to the Grand
Jury was short, but lucid aud to
the point. He read and expounded
to them the various acts and stat
utes relating to and specifying
their duties; and called their at
tention specially t0the laws against
Banking Games aud those against
the selling Ut intoxicating liquors
to minors.
at the request of the District At
tOrney, the members of the Jury
for the first week, excepting those
impanelleL as Grand Jurors, were
discharged.
Nj. L. Il. Sanders. against whom
an Information for assault and bat
terry Was filed by the district attor
ney, pleaded ''guilty" AMI was sen
fenced to u fine of two and IL half
dollars, or twenty four hours i'm
rrisonment in the parish Jail. He
paid the fine.
INFORMATIONS.
L~arceny.-Arthrr Weber, VIM.
Holden, WIN. Crawford, Laurentz
Francis, Cel-stin Guedry, Mary
Miller, Ignatio Martin.
Maimimg.-Oscar Bourg, and Al
eide Ledet.
Assault and Battery.-Joe Owen
Mary BiIlups, Nelson Lepine, and
Sonnie Conway.
Severing from S0il.-David Toll
yer, Enos Williams and Ephraim
Bourquin.
Shooting Come out of Season.
Ozeme Foret.
Sending,'Challenge to fights Duel.
ALBERT Lasseigne.
Carrying Challenge.-J. j. Dai
gre, aud A. B. Raglan.
Carrying Concealed Weapons
Joe Owen, Bob Billups, Jordan
LOrdtOn.
Woanding less than Mayhem
Eugene Dunn, and Ned Field.
Stabbing and Cutting with in
tent to murler.-Arthur Cassidy.
PLEADED GUILTY AND SENTENCED
Albert Lasseigne, to sending
challenge sentenced to one doIla,
fine, and Ole hoar III parish Jail.
A. B. Ragan, and j.. j. Daigre. Cal
rying challenges, sentenced one dol
lar fine and half hour Parish Jail.
Enos williams David Tolliver, and
Ephriaam Bourquin to severing
from soil &C., sentenced to 10 days
parish Jail.
NOLLE Prosecuted.
D. Harang, o. G. Leblanc, NJ. II
Quilt, Alphonse Barrios, Mary Del
is aud Charles Washington.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
isil of L%afOurclle.
Succession Of Joseph Dcntin No.
1922 PyOJdteS.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above Court and in obedience to a commission
to me directed in the above entitled and mum
bered succession l will offer for sale ut pub
lie auctiOn pursuant to law to the last ans;
highest bidder on the premises. situated i'll
the Town of Thibodaux ON SATURDAY. the 10th.
day of November 1888 between the hours
OF II o'clock A. NJ. and 4 u'clnck p. NJ. the
following described property belonging to the
above succession to wit
|. \ certain fractional lot Of ground situa-
ted in TIE Town of ThibOdauN, in the parish
of Lafourche, being a portion of lot No. Il5l
one hundred and fifty One OH the pian OF Said
town of Thihndaux, made by james Is. Grin
age on the LIST. day If May 1912 and measur
ing one hundred and fifteen feet SIX inches
front, more or less, on Baker street. by one
hundred and forty nine feet four inches more
or less, in depth and being bounded in front
or North by Baker street, East by President
street, south by the portion Of said lot No. l5l
sold to Ozeme Naquin and West by the por
ton Ut same lot Isl, sold to Zenon Guii!ot
and now belonging to Bellonie Lirctte. 10
cether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and all the rights privileges
and i,umunities thereof. Being the same
property acquired by deceased March 18th.
1854 ut the probate sale of Joseph Dantin Sr
Conveyance Book No. !. PIP 362-36i less the
portion sold to Ozeme N:squin. Sept. 18th.
| 1881, &c. Book No. 20 p 3?6,) and to Zenon
VI ASkk IA ~tlAs ACoo " DooA - 'N't
MOTABLES.
9. One Bureau.
3. Two large Rocking Chars,
4. One half dozen chairs.
5. One Clock.
6. One mahogany armoir.
7. Onc Bedstcad and Bedding.
8 One wasi, stand.
9. One old clock.
10. One small table.
IL. Two spittoons.
IL. Two lamps (g!asa)
13. One old cypress dining table.
IA. Two small cypress tables.
Is. One old table.
l6. One old cypress safe (cupboard).
II. One old walnut safe.
Is. One cooking stove aud utensils.
~. One oil stove.
20. One ironing furnace.
81. One lot of Crockery.
%. One lot Of tinware.
Is. One large stone jar.
"a. One large pot.
%. One large bathing tnb.
26. One tool chest and contents.
q. One wood saw and one hand saw.
%. One lot coal about 8 bbls.
80, :: stone lars | lot of old bottles
30. Two small mills coffee and pepper)
81. One silver wal, ch and chain.
Terms and Conditions of sale Cash on tn
Spot III United States Treasury Mites to pa.
debts.
October 9TH. 1883.
THEOPHILE THIBCDAUX,
Sheriff.
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Rev. A. s. Clark, Rector of St.
Johns Church is quite unwell, and
will be unable to hold services to
morrow.
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Grinding has begun on several
ulsn.atiOns. FOret Bros. on the
Uoulon plantation commenced on
the 3rd. inst.
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LOCALNEWS.

The nett proceeds of tho Fair
foot up $4,000.
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Hindoo girls are taught to think
of marriage as soon as they can talk.
American girls are not. They don't
require teaching. - Philadelphia
Neacs.
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ST. yOHE's CHAPTER. 80. 8.
TvHH STATED UoHvocATIoEs or sT.
L Johns chsptar, No. :, B. 4. n. viii b
held q Masonic Hall, ON The Saturday next suo-
essding the pale Of the moon In sach month.
All xoyAl Aseh xasous, In good stanaiAa, afs
4. L. TfTzaxRALpH.
JoHu z. Jorua 9ecsetaxy.
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For Sale or Rent.

'he RANCH KNOWN As THE DAN urau
uIr.h phee, tusted on Pinto Creek This a.
ressor. lioperty Can be leased or purch ssed on
terms. For particulars inquire Of
Rurel. ny. a. - ]. 8. WHITTON.
Neo' ~ 1858. fe2ltf
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DR.. G.. II. THOMA.
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-OF.
Il FICE In Rylsndls Building. Bstemsn
street, pposite the Jackson House. Residence
at 6chwsmb's building. Mob Hill, Eureka, New
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-23

OOCIETY BADG Es, JEWELS AND CHARMS
- Of every kind, In gold, silver or motal. a.
NATHAN JOSEPH'S, Cal C,ay street. SOLE
AGENT IN SAN FRANCISCO for the Universal
Badge and Kaga'is 90. workmen's hadges IN
solid gold for 81, postage free. 0rangsmen's
badge our specially. Single badgcs q. .. D..
Trade Supplied. seSlyd&w
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Song and Dance Shoes,

~ sizes; Tights. Wigs. Spsnglss. Gold and
Silver Laces. TAmborines. Banjos. FALSE
STONE JEwELRY for makeup. and every.
thing for Minstrels aud Theaters. WE SEND
BY MAIL OR O. o. d. As our goods come
direct from Europe, we defy competition In
the United States. Send for prices. Ma
THAN JOSEPH. Sal Clay street,
Ban Francisco. Gal. seS-lydkw
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A. O. III.

MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
Iu urday OF each month. 81 their hall,
corner Clark and Edwards str Gets, At 7sSo
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON, President.
EDwAAp MuLcAHx, Secretary. my22tf
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uAs BEEN INVENTED By THl QUEENS
Al OWN 90. Of England. The edge and
body 10 30 THIN and FLEXIBLE Az NEVER
TO REQUIRE GRINDING. and hardly ever
satting It giides over the face like piece Of
velvet. mailing shavinq quite Injury. It 10
among the experts, who pronounce II PER.
HECTloN. Two dollars In buffalo handle; -
in ivory. Every rasor, 70 be genuine, must
bear on the reverse site the namo OF MA.
THAN JOSEPH, Gal Clay street, Ban Fran.
cisco. the only place In the United States
where they are obtained. Trade supplied;
sent By mail 10c extra or O. o. D.
The Queens Own Company having
enlarged their factory, are now making PEARL
and iVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and
POCKET KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and
SCISSORS, Of the same quality - their mar.
velously wonderful Rasor. sso-1yd&w
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BASE RANGE COUNCIL No. ,, I.
o. q. r.,
NFEErs At ODD TELLOwe' HALL THE
Ul nrst and third Tuesdays OF each month";
q 80 p. y. Nsmbefg In good standing are
invited to attend. Z. n. ROBINSON. o. O.
O. q. HuYBAAD. Secretary, jy00N
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-23

nEATIFIC LODGE, NO. =, H. OF p,
NEUTn IAoH TnIDAY OF EVERY
Hall, N the Hiskasd- yolsy t1iidine.
All Drothss xnishta, IL good staEctno& re
sxatsSaity tnvited to attend such msstinss.
u. II. ROBINSON, O. O.
". 4. DAVIDSON, K. Of \. and o.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of GEORGE r. McCONKEY

Estate Of GEORGE r. McCONKEY
Deceased.
NyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BIZ THE UN.
IN dersianed, Frank Avery, the Admins
traitor of the estate Of George p. McConkey,
deceased, to the creditors Of. and all persons
having claims sgainst the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, with
In four months after the frat publication Of
this notice, to the said Administrator. at the
law once OF A. B. Hunt. No. Gao Kearny street,
city and county Of San Francisco. the same be-
Ing the place FOR the Transaction Of the busi-
ness Of the ssid eatate. IN the said city and
county Of san Francisco. State Of California.
FRANK AVERY,
Administrator Of the Estate Of George p. Nc
Coukey. deceased.
Dated at San Francisco, March Z, 1888.
A. B. HUNT. No. 629 Kearny street, Attorney
for Estate. mh29u
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xUREKA LODGE. no. 10. =. 4 4. n.
THE STATED cokxUNyoArIoSs OF 50.
i rska Lodge. No. 10, 2. + 4. H., Will b.
hssd IN Odd fsllsws' Hall Saturday. On or DO
fore the full moCa.
brsthrsr h socd stsndins' sre oosdisiiy irvit
Cd to attend. d, e. BAILy. v. II.
Joza Z. Jox1a, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

TNAsMUoH As SEVERAL SERIOUS ACCI.
l dents have been lately caused by playing
b. sball and football on the streets of Eureka,
I herewith give notice that the same must be
stopped or offenders will be dealt with accord
ing to the law.
W. H. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
BY ]. N. HILL. Under Sheriff.
Eureka, May s, 1883. my6-1m
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]. H. REEOE, N. D.,

III Has had 80 years experience in private
and hospital practice. Chronic diseases
specially. OfRce-Second door north Of Clark
on Edwards street. je6 1m*
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MOUNTAIN LODGE MO. ~, L. o. or.
NJ EET EVERY wEDNE6DAY EvENIN6
N0 at ODD Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. All
mertSrs Of the ordsx, In good standing, are
invited 70 sttsud. J.W. SMITH, N. q.
VS.. BEARD, B. o.
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SOCIETIES..

EUREKA LODGE, No. ~, I. D. o. r.
NEEETs AT THE FOLEY l. RICKARD
N Building every Thursday evening ct Q
O'Clock. Brethren in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
". D. REIMERs. N. g.
J. J. BAIRD, B. 3.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.
II you have ane or complicated watch Or
clock, music box. an sutomaton singing bird,
OF any other delicate and intricate piece {
mechanism needing repairs. go 70
EDW. WILHELM.
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
4, All work warranted 70 give perfect satisfscs
zion or positively no charge. %
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WhIttier's Brother.

The recent death of Mr.. NJ. Fnnkli
hitter, the only brother of the believe
oct recalls and adds interest TO the follow
~ lines from "Snow Bound"-and especial
, since the author is the last survivor Q
10 family circle:
How strange it 10, with 80 much gone
Ofiife aud love, 70 still live Oh
Ali brother. only I and ihou
Are left Of all that circle now
Tho dear home faces whsreupon
That itfui nrelight paled and shone,
Henesforwsrd listen As ws will,
The voices Of that hearth are stlll !;
Look where we may. the wide earth Ger,
Those lighted faces smile no more.
We tread the paths their feet have worn,
We sit beneath their orchard trees,
We hear. like them, the hum Of bees
And rustic Of the blsded corn;
We turn the pages that they read,
Their written words We lingsr Ger,
But In the sun they cast no shade.
No voice 10 heard, no Sign 10 made,
No step 10 on the conscious floor
Yet love will dream. and faith will trust
(since He who krows our need is jus).
That somehow, somewhere, meet We must.
Alas for him who never sees
The stars shine through his cypress treesi
Who, hopeless, lays his dead away,
Nor looks TO see the breaking day
ACROSS the mournful marbles play
who ath not learned In hours Of faith.
The truth to aesh and sense unknown,
That Life is ever lord OF Death.
And Love can never lose ita own
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From st. LOuis.
ST. LOUIS, March Esd, 1888.

ST. LOUIS, marcn Aou, iooo'
ED. FREE PRESS 1T will doubtless as-
tonish your readers to hear that we have
Just had another heavy snow storm. and
that yesterday the whole state was covered
with heavy mantle of snow and frost. To-
day the sun is shining out, rather feebly
however.
Your readers remember the awful Braid
wood mine horror which occurred few
weeks ago and detailed in the FREE PRESS
by your correspondent at the time. Yester-
day the door-head of of the main shaft was
reached by the rescuing party and the bod
of the 80 Inflated men found. To-day the
bodies are being removed from their graves
in the Diamond Mine. Many of the bodies,
it is feared can never reached, as they are
imbeded in quicksand. Braidwood, Illi-
nois is only 80 miles from st. Louis.
The city is considerably excited to-day in
consequence of shameful scandal which
has suddenly developed at the "City Hall. !"
1t seems that Health Commissioner Francis
is the hero of the sensation, and certain
well-known young lady the heroine. His
family are the sufferers however. Little
sympathy is felt FOR the "oficious official"
whose overbearing and domineering conduct
| as chief Health Officer of st, Louis con-
tras;ed unfavorably with morally u''Aealthy
and lewd character of his conduct.
Obey Owen, the defaulting cashier of the
Third National Bank of this city, left this
morning for the Chester, Ills, penitentiary,
where he is to serve term of years.
Owen stood very high in commercial and
church circles here, and his enormous theft
running up to over three hundred thousand
dollars, startled the community. Many
prominent men of the city participated in
the fruits of his embezzlements which con-
tinued for period of over three years be-
fore any wrong was even suspected.
There are many curious and astounding
features and vices prevailing in the upper
circles of this great city, which show the
many terrible temptations that beset one on
every side.
1t has Just been discovered by the police
that since the law against faro banks has
been SO rigidly enforced, poker playing has
been all the rage. Two hundred regular
games are known to be establizhed al various
points, the largest games being In hotels
and ia prominent buildings ut business CEN
ters. Lawyers, judges and even clergy
men. together with our principal merchants
are regular attendants at the dens One
Judge is said to have dropped $40, 600 of
late, and prominent lawyer $1,000 in one
night.
The finest hotel in st. Louis has regular
"poker rooms'' and your correspondent
has often observed the mysterious manipu-
lation of checks and chips from his office
window across the street and easily recog-
nized the prominent politicians around the
board. CARL SMYrHE.
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RATES OFSUBSCRIPTYON.

RATES or ADVERTISING.
One square. one Insertion 81 90; each addition
, ,..,,,;on und er one month. SO cents per square
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Free Press S.
Published Every Thursday by
ISAAC H. JU Ii N,s

TO whom all Letters Should be Addressed
OfFlCE--East Side of Plaza.
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EStray Notice.

Ts,rsy.d by J. A. Smith on tbe - day % Nsrch.
l lsss one Brew steer, star IN face littls white
IN sara. yea- Cd, orAnded " o sith no,itnn,s A
81 cfop % ths LEFT ear, aud erop sDd ubasrbit IN
cires usser ~ hsss ard seal Of offos this
-,r., JAS o. BuRLEsoE.
cie-k CO. cosrt, Hays cosnty Tex