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District Court.
Second Week of the April Term-Dispe


Second Week of the April Tern-Dispos.
ing of the Civil and Criminal Booklets.
District Court adjourned from Saturday
last to Wednesday, and held sessions OF
that day, Thursday and yesterday. Since
the close of our last report up to the adj
iournment yesterday the following business
has been transacted:
CIVIL MATTERS.
Julia Brown rs. Isaiah DEWEY, her hus
band continued from the 9TH inst, until
today, the 14th.
Elizabeth johnson vs. Thos. Scott, hel
husband Judgment of divorce rendered as
prayed for in plaintiffs petition.
j. B. Camors Us. A. Rougeau: judgment
by default set aside and answer filed.
Adam NJ. Guedry es. Jean Nargassans
Judgment for plaintiff for $46G 66s, with
eight per cent. per annum interest on 1888
334 from December 26, 1882 and like inter
est on balance, 1898 33I, from December &c
1888, until final payment, with recognition
of vendors lien and privilege on nlortgagcd
property.
Marx We'll rs. Emil Freund; Judgment by
default against defendant.
Isidore Bush & Co. rs. George Jacobs
judgment by default against defendant.
Police Jury of Ascension Is. Joseph Fer
rier judgment for plaintiff for amount due
for lease of parish lots, viz: $500 with legal
interest from November %, 1882. with re.
cognition of lessons privilege and right OF
pledge on leased premises and defendants
movable property. Stay of execution
granted until January /, 1884.
Police Jury Of Ascension rs. Succession OF
J. G. Mathieu; judgment for plaintiff for
amount due for lease of parish lots, viz
Sis II, with legal interest from April l3.
1888, and recognition of lessons privilege
and right Of pledge on leased premises and
defendants movable property.
Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany Us. just Comes; continued indefinitely
until proper parties can be cited.
State of Louisiana ps. Is. Rybiski surety
on forfeited appearance bond submitted
on brief at last term of court. This case has
been several times fixed and continued dur
ing the present term, counsel for plaintiff
having forgotten the agreement previously
entered into to submit it on brief.
Clara Melancon ur.. Us. Agabie B. Mollcre,
mar, action for divorce; answer filed and
case fixed for trial on Wednesday next, the
18th inst.
A. Levy rs. J. j. Thompson, Judgment for
plaintiff for $40 %, with eight per cent. in.
terest from January Is, 1882, and for $i2 %
with like interest from April Is, 1882, until
full and final payment.
A Rosenfield ps. Anderson McCrory etals;
default set aside and leave granted to file
answer and prayer for jury.
President and Board of Church War.lens,
etc, Us. Right Rev. N. j. Perehe, Bishop, ct
al; on motion Of attorneys for plaintiffs the
minutes of Tuesday, the 3rd inst, were
amended SO as to show the presence in
court of counsel for defendants when motion
for appeal was made and granted. On mo-
ton of Same attorneys, Judge Checvers
signed written order rcvoking his order of
recusation.
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A monument to the late DR.. Warren Stens
is spoken of.
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Probably the Oldest Tree in the
World.

The oldest tree IN the world, SO far
as anyone knows, is the Bo tree Of the
sacred city of Amarapoora, in Bur-
nah. 1t was planted 2SS b. G. and is
therefore now 2,l7O years old. Sir
James Emerson Tennet gives reasons
for believing that the tree is really Of
this wonderful age, and refers to his
toric documents in which it is mem
toned at different dates, as 1872 A. D..
223 A. d., and SO ON to the present
day. ITO it" says Sir james, "kings
have even dedicated their dominions,
in testimony Of belief that it is a
branch of the identical fig tree under
which Buddha reclined at Urumelya
when he underwent his apotheosis. y
Its leaves are carried away as stream.
ers by pilgrims, but it is too sacred to
touch with knife, and therefore
they are only gathered when they
fall. The king oak in Windsor forest
England, is 1000 years old.
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Odd Acts Of Noted Men.
philadelphia Times. |

Ia hhauSiP"ia Aiuico'l
Alfred Tennyson is in Jail at Balti-
more, He is charged with assault
and battery.
Charley Ross was sent to Jail in
Petersburg, Va, last Friday, for steal
ing old Junk.
George Washington has just been
sent to Jail in Washington for assault
ing John Sullivan.
John Quincy Adams was shot in
the left shoulder at Deadwood on the
4th instant. He is doing well.
Benjamin Franklin Butler was ar
rested in East st. Louis last week on
the charge of stealing an overcoat.
George Washington Fremont col
ored, has just been admitted to the
bar of Prince William county, Vt.
George Washington grabbed lap
robe from the carriage of DR.. Rickers
in Baltimore, and is now in Jail
George is colored man.
Don Cameron, of st. Louis, Gratoit
county, Mich. has caused the arrest
ofN. A. Richards, teacher for punish.
ing school boy.
Mary Washington and her daughter
Martha Washington, colored, were
arrested in Savannah recently for oh.
tanning a sewing machine ON false
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More quarrels arise between broth
ers, between sisters, between hired
girls, between schoolgirls, between
clerks in stores, between hired men,
between husbands and wives owing
to electrical changes through their
systems by lodging together night af-
ter night under the same bed-clothes,
than by any other disturbing cause.
There is nothing that will SO derange
the nervous system Of a person who is
eliminative in nervous force. as TO lie
all night in bed with another person
who is absorbent in nervous force.
The absorber will got to sleep and rest
all night, while the eliminator will be
tumbling and tossing, restless and ner-
vous, and wake up in the morning
fretful, peevish, fault-6nding and
discouraged. No two persons, no mat
ter who they are, should habitually
sleep together. One will thrive, the
other will lose. This is the law
ZEE.
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Remember This.

II you are sick Top Bitters will surely aid
Nature in making you well when all else fails
II you are costive or dysreptic, OF are suffer
ing from any other OF tho numerous diseases
of the stomach or bowels is your own fault I,
you remain ILL Hop Bitters are sovereign
remedy in all such complaints.
II YOU are wasting away with any form Of
Kidney disease stop tempting Death this mo.
ment, and turn for cure Hop Bitters.
you are sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you find q "Balm In Gilead' y
in the use Of Hop Bitters.
II you are u freqnenter, or resident of a mi.
asmatic district, barricade your system
against the scourge OF all countries-maiarial,
epidemic, bilious, and intermittent fevers--by
he use Of Hop Bitters,
II YOU have rough, pimples. or sallow skin,
bad health, pains, aches, and feel miserable
generally, Hop Bitters will give yon fair skin,
rich blood, and sweetest breath, health, and
comfort.
In short they cure all diseases Of the stom-
ach, Bowels, Blood. Liver, Nerves, Kidneys.
Brights disease. $500 will be paid Tor a case
1t will not cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister,
mother, or daughter,can be made the picture
OF health,by few bottles OF Hop Bltters. cost
ing but tribe. VIII you let them sufer9
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An Editor Holds a Brother Editor
Up to Soorn.

An apology is due our subscriber.
for the omission Of the regular ap.
pearance of our paper last week
We foolishly yielded to 4 weakness;
which we would make any sacrifice
to be rid of--an appetite for whic!
stands to-day the worlds greatest
curse-and, as we have always open.
ly criticised the faults of others, thus
plainly do we acknowledge our own
Carroll Qowa) Sentinel.
What
Poor,
Pitifnl
Pusillanimous
Thing it is! 1t loves whisky well
but it loves popularity better, and
will make any sacrifice of self respect
to keep on thegood side of the goody-
good!
1t criticises other men for drinking,
it stultities itself by taking its dram,
and then falls fiat on its bloated belly
and
Whi-i-i-ines and
Whim-pim-pers
For pardon!
Ugh!
Take it away!
We say it-for the thing who will
thus surrender pride by publicly ex-
planning and apologizing tor its pri-
vatc habits is not a man.
It's thing.
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CLUB LIST.
We will furnish the following papers and
iodicals with the socTH KESrucKiAS at
EXCHANGE sclNrrl1AT1oNs.

1t is said that inhaling the fumes of
sulphur win cure catarrh. The course
which many people pursue in this life
gives promise that they won't be af-
flicted with catarrh in the text
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Tabor's wedding cards cost $3.50
each. They were printed in the job
Office of this establishment. A por-
ton of the ink used on them was
made of liquid gold, yum-yum and
mermaid nectar.-Stvte Journal.
A colored Bible-Banger and Theo-
logical slang-whanger announced his
text as follows. "Whar de bee be,
dar be de honey ;whar de hen scratch
dar be de bug, ccpt prebious hen has
been dar and got dat bug Wen
bet ON the prebious hen.--West Lib
erty Scorcher.
The following modest item appears
in Kentucky paper whose editor
was instrumental in obtaining relief
for flood sufferers. Spare his bushes !:
''Too much praise can not be accord
cd our editor for his successful efforts
in behalf of our needy population. -
Park City Times.
If there is any dynamite business. at
the Cars coronation, the crowned
heads of Europe will know it by dep
uty. They are all to be represented by
ambassadors. The, courtesy they
show the Cars is equal to the pat
riotism with which Artemus Ward
sent his relations to the war.-Louis-
vile Commercial. .ss .s
Parties who contemplate getting
hurt, getting out of Jail, killing some-
body, running off with somebody's
wife or getting kicked by a mule will
please do SO on Saturdays, Sundays
and Mondays, as that will give us
time to write it up in the fullest de-
tails, while it is fresh and savory.-
jacksonville Times.
Meacham & Wilgus, of the South
Kentuckian, are not any Weather
than we, but they put on more style
We invest our surplus revenue every
year in government bonds, but they
expend theirs in fixing up their office
with Brussels carpets, lambrcquins,
tapestries, divans, sofas, gilt-edged
water basins, nickle-plated spittoons,
brass-toed hat-racks, chromos already
framed and pictures of themselves
These last they had clectrotyped and
put in one issue of their paper, which
sold like hot cakes, as some people
thought they were the best cuts OF
Frank and Jessie James they had
seen. Others thought they were
those two cranks, Rev. George Barnes
and irreverent Charles ]. Guiteau.
The cuts have since been destroyed,
and no longer figure among the assets
and attractions of the of1ice.-Madi-
sonville Times.
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Besides this handsome list, aggregaating in
value over $500, we will add about sixiy-six
other premiums. making a total of 100 prem
iums worth 500.
The plan Of the distribution will be similar
to that followed heretofore, and the distribu
tion will take place on or before Oct. s. 1883.
The price of THE SOUTH KENTUcKIAN
will remain as heretofore, viz: $3.50 cash in
advance and stop when out" and every sub
scriber, beginning before October 9Th, 1888,
will be given ticket free. Now is your OPP
portunity TO get paper worth double the
price charged and chance for each and
every one Of the valuable premiums mention.
I'd boye.
Das- Subscriptions sent by mail will re-
ceive prompt attention and receipts and
tickets will be forW arded upon receipt of the
subscription price In money or postage stamps
AddIe
MEACHAM T. wILGUs,
Hopkinsville, Ky.
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Near Metz tame bear was wala-
ing in the woods and suddenly came
upon an Alsatian hunter, who point
cd his gun to fire, when the bear
stood OIL his hind legs and danced.
The hunter thought it was the devil
and fled.
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Answer this.

4, Can you find case Of Bright's
Disease of the Kidneys, Diabetes,
Urinary or Liver Complaints that is
durable, that Hop Bitters has not or
cannot cure? Ask your neighbors il
they can. -
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A Lewiston young lady who went
into a store to buy pair of gloves
for her young man couldn't remem-
Der what the size of his hand was.
She knew, however, that he wore a
fourteen and a half collar, if the clerk
could tell anything by that.
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IfCatarrh has destroyed your sense
of smelling and hearing, Halls Ca
tarrh cure will cure you. Is cents
per bottle. Druggist sell it.
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GIVEN away!
FREE 10 SUBSCRIBERS!

We take pleasure in announcing that VIC
have arranged list Of valuable premiums to
BE- given to our subscribers for the year 1883.
Below we give list of some of the principal
premiums which will be Distributed:
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"Buchupaiha."

Quick complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
case. 81. Druggists.
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Rough on Rats.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks
i,f,,,siasnsoi's., "uv ws"lar'
~ ~.,oc,nsoass.o res,. w. s-as'e-. -.' 10,
health and happiness 70 many de J,
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am A week made at home by the Industry
VII Gus. Best business now before the
NH public. Capital not needed. We will
VI u start you. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere to work for US. Now
is the time. You can work In spare time. or
give your whole time to the business. No
other busihess win pay you nearly as well.
No one can fail to make enormous pay, by
engaging at once. Costly outfit and terms
free. Meney male fact, easy and honorably.
Address TRUE Il Co., Augusta, Ns.
dec. .5-'S3- ly.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears
from NERVOUS DEs,LiTY PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the enects OF youthful indiscretion,
will for the sake OF suffering humanity, send
hee to all WIN need 1t, the recipe and direc
from for making the simple remedy by which
tie was cured. sufferers wishing 20 profit by
the advertisers experience can do so by nd.
dressing In perfect confidence.
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PM PIES.

I viii! mail tFree) the receipt for simpI-
Vegetable Balm that will remove TAN,
PREJkLEs. PIAPLES anil BLorCHEs, leaving
the skin, SOFT. clear and beautiful: also in.
strnctiOns for producing u luxurIant growth
OF hail on y bald heal or smooth face. All.
0ress, inelosing &c stamp, BEN, vANDELF,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
3s, ISL. Of Lafourche.
Succession Of Joseph Dantiis No.
-, 1122 -Py0bates. !.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above Court und in obedience to = commission,
to me directed in the above entitled and mum
bcred succession l will utter for sale at pub
Tic auction pursuant to law to the last and
highest bidiler ON the premises. situated in
the Iowa. Of Thi6odanx on SATURDAY. the 10th.
day of November 1883 between the hours
on o'clock A. M. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the
toiiuwing described. property belonging to the
above succession tO.wit:
l. a certain fractional lot Of ground sitna-
ted in tie Town Of 1hibOdaux, in the parish
OF Lafpurche, being u portion. Of lot No. Il5l1
one hundred and fifty O3e TN the plan Ut said
town of Thi1ibtlanX, made by James d. Grin
age on the, list. day Vi May 1912 and mcasur
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. i'll depth and being bounded in front
or North by Baker stfeet, East by President
street, south by the portion OF said lot No. Isl
sold to Ozeme Naauin a3d West by the por-
ton OF same lot.l5l,, ssokl to ,Zenon Guillot
and now belonging to Bellnnie Lirctte. To-
yether with all the buildings and improve
nients thereon and alt the rights privileges
and iInanunities thereof. Being the same
property acquired by deceased March 18th.
1854 at the pr0baIe sale Of Joseph Dantin Sr!
tcenveysncei Book mo- 4. PIP :t6s-364 less the
ISL, &c; Book No; 90 ? $3.50 and to Zenon
Guillot March snd. 1883 &c. Book No. y pi37.)
5~'hHtHtt9 i.MovABLES. %,S'fua,> r",5
go One Bureau. ,lE,'fZ 3ff!f 4fIN.fN4 =,
g.. Two large Rocking Chairs. ...rf.
| I. One half dozen chairs.
g. One Clock. 53' 5}iAtt#}sDF tt4ttt8JF
3. Ons,maiogany armoir., trn03E ih4ti.
:. One Belstead ard bedding.
8 One wash stand. '1'.''+i ti+ >tii ri
s. Ono OLD oluex. aot - - II <st,H.
10, One, small table. ...,. ..#.
H., Two spittoons.
r. Two lamps (glassl f&@ H' @FfjtE
l3. Ont old cypress dining table. ~!
Il, Two small cypress tables.
Is. One old table - s'5#l "@lt 1
l6. On old cypress safe (cupboardt. a
II. One old walnut safe.
Is. One cooking stow and utensils.
| 10. One oil stove.
20. One ironing furnace. >(+4 -t..E#
q. One lot of Crockery.
.. One lot Of tinware..
IS. One large stoiic jar. .5nt -a
"a. One large pot :.,a ,1-it ? -.,l.+t
Is. One large bathing tub. ".
26. One tool chest and contents. " 80
q. One wood saw and one hand saw. -
%. One lot coal about s bills.
81. 3 stone jars l lot OF old bottles
80. Two small mills tco1ee and pepper)
81, One silver watch and chain.
Terms and Conditions Of sale Cash on the
Spot IN United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
October 9th. 1883. 4l
THEOPHILE THIBCDAUx.
H@ 4 Sheriff.
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Mm ] F. Thompson char. to VIZ & L'vee 70 90
Z Theoplile Thibodaux, sheriffs fees 7Ht
chaFgeable to Police and Criminal Ex
penses ~
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; Proceedings OfTOwM
OOUulCAAs sftf

-has ~ - ksyafOwN HAIL. q
Oct. 26th. 1888.
The Town Council f6rt he Town of Thibo-
daux met in session this day at 7 o'clock
p. NJ. 80 aG0 teUIa
Present J. L. Aucoin, Mayor. II. Danse-
I. reau, Id. Moore C.. Arena. Ellis Braud,
j. NJ. Howell. and F. Zernott, Trustees. =
Absent: None. ---~1l
The minutes Of tue previous session were
read and approved As recorded.
The following claims duly approved by the
committee On Finance were presented and
on motion duly seconded the sum Ut two hun
dred and eight 95rlo0 Dollars was' appropria
ted to pay the same.
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ch'rgesble to Police and criminal TX 200
penses r=sa. 3,, ~
To4,.. oOS 65
Yeas: Arena, Braud. Dansereau. Howell
Zern0tt and Moore.
Nayss None. -4t
The following petition was presented and
on motion duly seconded was referred to the
Committee on Public Buildings.
APET1T1ON. 50 E*a@
To the Honorable the Mayor aud Trustees Of
the Toscn of Ihibodanr.
The Petition of the undersigned citizens Of
the Town of ThilOdaux anil vicinity respect
fully represents:
That the Market they Lave at present is
too far from the residence of the majority of
the people, and they present you this petition
praying tnat yOar honorable body will either
open another Market at the foot Of st. Philip
and Canal Sts.. where it will be more c0nvs
nient. or give them permission to do so.
Hoping that, as soon a. possible, you will
decide in their favor they Iemain, yours re-
spectfully E. A. OSullivan. X. X. Mcbride,
.. Moore, T. L.: Winder, II. Hofiinann. ); T.
Coulon, w. A. McClelland, A.. Aucoin, c. O..
Dantin, j.. E. Chivers, y. Naquin +. L. Mead,
John D6zauche. A. l.. Naquln. oscar Gaude,
II. Pierson, A. H. Hoffman,, B. +. Tanner A..
Halbrongh, II. COgan, Joseph Tanner. +. Il.
Legsndre, b. Marlborough. L. n. Ancoin, b.
Braud, Julius Ershborn. Philip Dantin, Mrs.
OV00Yu ! ElOu4, DSAeAAS - $50
& Bro, h. Lirette, ALBERT Hebert. D. Aucoin
Muses. @. & Z. Naquin, Mrs. S. Devillard,
G.. C. Thibodaux, Mrs. Maximin Naquin. Mrs.
E. Bouterie, K. Kourgeois, l.. f. Michelet.
Mu JOS. Dantiu. Geo. w. Squires, Mrs. A..
St, Martin, Mrs. HaIorah Taylor, Mrs. +.
Daunis, Alfred ). Clark, l.. Boudreaux. Mrs.
n. Dupr6, Mrs. P. l. Tompkins, Joseph Dixon
p. A. DeManade, We Prejean. Leo. Balm.
Z. p. Caillouet. We El0i Levert, Mrs. C..
Aug. Meunier,, J.J. German, VALERIE Roger,
p. j. Boudreaux, o.. Rousseau, b. Dugas,
Wolf Hoffman,.
The following Resignation was presented.
T%hibodaux October, 26, 1888
To the Honorable tie Mayor AND Trustees Of
he T0srm of 1h:b0daur.
Gentlemen II tender this my resignation
~ onstablc Collector and Market Master
Of your Town, hoping that you will accept it
and 0blige,
Respectfully Yours
fSisnedt q. J. LEGENDRE,
On motion duly seconded the resignation Of
q. j. IAgendre was laid over till next Friday
and the Committee ON Finance was instruct
ted to make . final settlement with him.
On motion duly seconded the council ad-
journed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-10

Old age is the night of life, as night
Is the old age Of the day.f"StilI. night
iss fal'o n,aguiicence, and for many, it
il psqrs, brilliant than the day. !Yyt4