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St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26

A hanging took place yesterday in
Honma.
common that they attract but little at
fention now days.
And VET not half the men are lung
who merit aneh DEATH Thibodeaux
Sentinel.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26
C. C. DUsoN,
Sheriff, st. Landry parish.
june 2S-6t
DUBLIC SALE,
ESTATE OF FRANCOIS GUILLoRY, PERE
DECEASED.

No. 1893.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26

Wednesday, 9Th.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present A. Perrodin. j. Dubuisson, 3.
Haas, t. Young and T. G. Chachere.
The Police Jury continued the revision of
the assessment the whole day and adjourned
until Monday the 14th inst.
Attest: AUG. PERPODIN,
p, J. LEFEBvRE, Clerk. President Pro Tenn.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26
Town PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MY RESIDENCE in Opelousas, two-stories
NA with five rooms and hall, brick kitchen and
pantry attached, servants house. cistern, well,
with tenement house, aubdivlded into yard,
garden and lots-buildings all new, and of ey-
press.
: may 1ta 1a-ff ~ .es's :, {, /, nUsON,
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26

The Police Jury continued the revision of the
assessment the whole day and adjourned until
Wednesday the 9th, at 10 A. M.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26

IUtSUdyt 6IH,
Tile Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present Auguste Perrodin, s.
Haas. L. Young, e. DubuissoD and T. G. Cha
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26

TIC FOIICB july UHGH pTUC66EI5U 10 duIIsU
such contested assessments as submitted by
the assessor.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Tuesday the 9th at 10 A. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsTATE OF DELoRATsE DEsHoTELs,

s~>>'
DUBLIC SALE.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-26

TAX COLLECTORS STATEMENT,
For; all parish taxes collected during the
months of April and May, 1884.
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OI3eS9.
Among the whites who did no
ol.4 work are Messrs. Fl. B Foley
Sr. aud Jr. Frank Pugl., Walter
!Guion, P. E.. Thibod.. ux, j. A.
Tron6, w. A. Roberts, Jr. n. Bou
dreaux, r. H. Webster, Frank Der
gero", Emi'e Hebert, Bienvcnu
Landry, Louis Co'oe, and u num
Der Ut other gentlemen too hume
rOus to mention.
It was only through the lmlomlt
able energy OF Me~srs Louis Corde,
William Roberts Jr. aud a cO!ored
mat, whose lame We could not as
celtain, that the Post office AMI the
square upon which it is Were SAVED
from the fire. 1t the Post office
had taken tiie the whole town
would have been consumed.
/ G. U.
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OF LOUISIANA.
No 2OO3. 2Oth J".iria, District
C"s.. of l. fnu; che. II.
Rebecca Montulooski cs. NJ. Kantro-

This ease having been regularly fixed for
trial was taken mp md irie;i pursuant to ~,
sigumlrmt anu the law and tn: evidence be-
i"g II favor "t p%lsintiff and against the aef.n
dant. a7
IL Is ord red, adjudg.,l IN. deere, d that
plaintiff kebecca Montulou>ki. wife Vt ii ,clnel
n"ntr"""z do i'av Judgment deere. ,ns her
to bc s. i'artte III property from her said nus.
btn'i ANA forever dissOlvln. tho rolmnnunuy !
oi acq"ets and gains existing te.weeu her
a1d her said husband.
II Is III. Their Or,,ercd, 2djudged md de-
creed. that SAID Mistr % kthecca Moutu-
lOosk,, vile Of said Mlch.c. KantruMilz be
and she is hereby deere. to be entitled to
thu administration uf b. r r ,.r.te aud para
ph"rnai property, Independently and apart
trUm her husband and that .rr said husband
pay all cusi & Of this suit.
Thus lone. read tm.t 81 .u,,. in upen Court.
thlsf24th day Of October, 1881.
(Signc.) TAYLOR BEATTlE,
Judge .Uth District.
File; ,Iet. 21th, 1884.
~l>ls"edJ J. .KNOB,NCH.
by Clerk.
A. true copy:
LIS T. E. LEBLANC,
(~J D'y Jerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. 1873, goth Judicial District
Court OF LafOurche.
Victoriae Delaxne, ac;te, cs. Louis
LeriUe, husband.

This case having been regularly fixed 70
trial was taken up and tried pursuant to ~
Segment aud the law aud the evidence be-
ing in favor Of p~laintiff and against the de.
PENDANT
I. is therefore ordered, adjudged and de.
creed, that Plaintiff, Victorine Delaune, do
have Judgment against Louis Lorille, her
husbaDd aud defendant herein. diss0lving tor
over the community Of acquots AND gains ex-
istiug between herself and her said husband,
decreeing y separation Of property between
said plaintiff aud defendant and awarding to
said plaintiff the management and control OF
her separate property and p~araphernal ef-
said husband defendant herein,
1t il therefore ordered. adjudgod and de-
creed, that aid Plaintiff, Victorine Delauue,
wife Of Louis Lerille, do have Judgment fur
Their and recover of said Louis Lerille, her
husband and defendant thu full sum of One
thousand and Fifty Four 47llO0 Dollars with
legal interest thereon from July 18th 1861
two 2lll0O Dollars of date the 18th day of
August, 1884, aud that her legal general and
tacit mortgage to secure SAID eum in princi-
pal and inte .est be recognized and enforced
from the llth August. 1884, ON ali the proper
ty owned by her said husband, Louis Lerille
and that Louis Lerille pay oil costs of these
proceedings.
thus done, read and signed in open Court
this 24th day of October. 1881:
tSigned) TAYLOR BEATTIE,
Judge :oth District.
Filed October cath, 1884.
lsignedj J.,W. KNoBLoCH.
D'y Clerk.
A true copy:
}L.6.{ p. E. LEBLANC,
<~) by Clerk.
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A SERIOUS FIRE AVERTED.-
On last Wednesday, as Messrs
Samuel McMeeklus aud John Full
ford were passing up Canal street.
about IL O'Clock p. NJ, they noticed
that the back gallery of the resi-
dence Of E. A. O'Sullivan's Esq.
was on fire. They rushed into the
yard, aroused MIR. Sullivan, and
with tho use of q few buckets OF
water succeeded in extinguishing
the flames.
It was ~ascertained that the fire
was caused by the negligence of a
servant placing an ironing furnace
on the floor. coatlar to express di
rections. In y few moments more
the dwelling would have been in
flames aud . serious disaster occa
stoned.
Had not the fire been arrested in
its incipiency and the cause discov
cred, it would, Of oourse, have bsen
charged to incendiarism. go - J
Mr.. Sullivan, the next dag, pre-
scented each Of the young men with
4 handsome pair ofgold cuff buttons
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DEATH OF MADAM PENAs.-

DEATH OF MADAM PENAs.-
This venerable lady was placed
away in her final resting place in
st. Joseph's cemetery On last MOu
day.
The deceased was Que of the cid
EST citizens of Thibodaux, aud, for
many years, has lived sosqaiet and
retired, that but few persons, out
side Of her immediate friends were
aware OF her existence.
At the age Of rs years she has
passed as gently az = falling leaf,
leaving behind only pleasant memo
rips for those who knew aud esteem
ed her for her many virtues and
pure life.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Third War.i Justice Court, Parish
# Lafosrche.
Bourgeois and Lefort -. Nos., 10
and IL III. kuMfrOCitx.

writ vi Fieri Faria. issued ~ ii c. Bir.i-.li,
Justice Of the Peace .: the 3rl Ward. Parish
OF LaiOurch-, in favor ot Buur.eoi. aad Ie-
fort and against N. Kantruwitx and to ms
direct. d, l will, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. on
the 18th day of November, 1884, ut the "thca
uf the said Jusiic, Of the Peace. in the 3rd
Ward. in sail parish, Otf~r for sale. 1t public
auction, tho following property. to-wit: -.
One .IOOds,, shed and one wooden stable.
Seized ~ the property Of NJ. Kmutrowilx I'M
der said writ Ut tieri txcias. .4 ..s
EDWIN J.. RIRDSALL.s !
"+ Constable.
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NOTICE.

Tax CUIlectOr's Office,
Parish of LafOurche.{
NOTICE is hereby given to tho tax
Of the Parish uf Lafonrche that the taxes as
srssc.i in the year 1894, are set forth in tho
tax rolls on fl in my office and in the mort
gage office OF this parish ]; that they are now
due and will bsc",me delinquent on the 3ist
day of December. AMI shall bear interest ct
the rate of per ccut per month from said
date, until s"ll in accordance with Article
2l0 Of the Constitution.
Persons interested ar invited to call 1t
once and settle, iu order to avoid interest aud
cost.
p. T. LOkIO.
Sept. ~, 1884. by tax Collector,
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ss SALE.

Fifty acres Ut s"od plant cane. also, about
400 cords Ut seasoned cord w,.od 1t su.ar
house on the Greenwood plantation 3 mics
a .""v- Tnlb".,"A, ON East b * OF Bayou In
iOurche. This Plantation ~ for sale ar rent.
for particulars apply /" u.
CITIZENS BANK,
O~ct.-4-o1-4t. New Orleans, La
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Cleveland An.l ilrulrick> ..r
elected. Blaine = d->pairing e. ' uf
fraud in New York j. all CANNON
and the Officia, returns prove. il.
Let all the world %'-j"ice aud be
glad.
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The Cleveland, Hrnriricks and
Gay Club met in FIJI, ..-n's Hal un
Gail Of the President, on M"nh:.y
night, settled NJ their business AID
adjourned.
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FOR SALE.

Eight arI'ents "f s.,.t plant ran>, on the
5%cijamir F"lst's plantation, abont l2 miles
below TllibOiaux. Oh left bank OF Bayou La
fourche- r"r particulars apply 80 tho store
Ut JOHN +. FOLSE.
Oct.-4-84-lm,
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The Biggest Big Show that Ever
Exhibited der0.

There Is no class OF amusement
which may lie called universal, we
verify believe, unless it II the circus.
To he uni vptsal is to be in dr. manl
and to be pleasing. au.l to possess
several other attributes good aud
commendab:e. CIRCUS, like all
things else are graded; ma" has his
equal, his inferior. aud his superior,
aud circu~.s have the sane. But
we did not sit down to write of cir
cuSes generally, hut the greatest of
all ~circuSrs in particular, the Sells
Brothers, Monster Fiftv.Cage m~na
s-rie aud G,-at Four-Ring Circus,
which will spread its mountains Of
tents and give tw" exhibit ions. at
Thibodaux on Saturday November
20. For immensely, completeness,
perfection, alrl ali things which go
to make up Il great show, we com
mend the above. Its menagerie is
the very best and largest ever seen.
F fly huge cages of wild living ami
mails, emb' a ciug all the species
known to zoology. r to br found
in it. D,oves Of animals, herds of
animals, aud h"udreds OF lei AMI
mails which, as Il matte, Of course,
are not included III the fifty cages.
The only living pair ofhippopotami
ever beheld in captivity by man is
to be seen with the Sells show also
"a wcEder SO strange as to stand
out as the great und"plicated fea
ture Of the age.
Among the many surprises will
br discovered some splendid sieci
mems Of the .iraff-,tail, graceful per
f.c! III u,es, Whose like are to be
| spen u"wliere else, aud countless
other wonders tou numerous to
mention.
Among the 200 all star performers
of the alenic department of the
great shows we note the following
list of names, which 10 classify
properly our vocabulary furnishes
bat one word-yreatest: Mr.. James
Robinson. champion bare back RI
| der OF the world.
The wonderful Stirk family, Eu
ropes greatest bicyclists'
Nj. Frank Fl. GarAuer, the cham
| pi0m hurdle rider.
Maggie Claire, the flying queen
Senior Don Jerenimo Bell, the
greatest of al! four aud six.horse RI
ders.
The Leslie Brothers, head balau
GERS.
Mile. Adelaide Cordona, the
champion lady bare~back rider o.
the earth.
Miss Polite Lee, the only living
daring equestrienne. Whole
troupes OF acrobats, vaulters, gym
masts, cuntortionists, jugglers, etc
In short, the whole is IA section o
wonderful, glorious, elegan: ant
complete.
Don't forget the date.
The following is clipped from tue
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SrKANGr.kS' HOTkL-John Berthel,
W. 5. Secskins, H.. Fl,ere, Hiram Conn, Is. }.
larger. L +. Lucas. l.. levy, Henry Maur-
ras, A. l.. Lehman, T.. w. Barriers aud Ser
want. n. .; Emile Belde. Texas; d. Brous-
sard, P.lincourt ; 4. Heppler aud daughters,
huuma.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The first frost If the st.asOn WAS
perceived on the morning Of Nov.
Z, 1884. Oar kepubi lean friends
thought it wa ice
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I
p. e. LEBLANC.
D'y Clerk.

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
or shop Of r. Hogan, in this town, I I'm now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satisfac
ton guaranteed, work will b done ct tho low
est figures. Ihavo secured the services Of Mr..
p. Hogan, Is foreman and manager who hrs
had long experience in this business. Parties
will find it TO their interest to call On ne be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
WI. II. Raglan.
Thibodaux, April 9Th. 1883.
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COLLECTOR.

am prepared to collect all kind Of bills
intrnsted to my care. Prompt attention
given to all matters intrnsted to me. Best
Of references furnished. Address:
FRED DAVIS.
Constable 9th Ward, Lockport r. @.
Aug 30-'64-ly.
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Married, at ST. J"~r,.h's Church
Thursday. November 6. 1884, Miss
Mary B"n,illain, daughter of the
late Alfred Boaviilain to Oscar lie
gendr+. OF the late Joseph Lrg-n
dr., bo,n Of Tninodaux.
The SENTINEL acknowledge, he
receipt of 4 delicious piece .,f c.k..
aud trusts that its Young friends
may find their tn ure journey
through life pleasant, 'ro~,erous
a"d ha.
TIE il. count of the disastrous
fire al NapoIronvill-, last night
week, given 10y Our corr-suOndOnt
contains some stricking comments.
Unless We had Obtainvd cor, obOra
tive evidence TO sustain his aS~er
lions We would have been lOath to
believe them.
The co.ol+d people Of Thibodaux
have Always wo, ked 80 faithfully
aud honestly here in Case Of fire
that their Conduct furnishes 40
great a contrast to that of those OF
Napoleonville, nothing bnt positive
evidence could have convinced o.
that our correspondents state
meuts wrp correct.
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Upon motion Of Major Silas r. t;r,sauno:v,
the following resolutions were roai aud unan
imousiy adopted.
heeolved, That this club his heard with
pleasure that GrOver Cleveland Ut New York
and rnu,nas A. Hendricks Of Indiana have
been elected President aud Vice President Of
the United states.
Resolved, That we believe their inaugur..-
ton into power will be the commencement ut
"a new era the most prosperous and happy
that the chat g, effected by the removal vi
the corrupt an., unprincirled ls /. WHO hay Z
breu No long in power and thu installation Of
honest and pure citizens iu their stead will
restore the puattt confluence and ,prlng The
Government back to its ,or.m.r CORY AMI re-
uUWu.
Resolved, That III h0a..r Ui I tis .iOriuus re
SUIT we celebrate the election Ut Cleveland,
Hendr cks ami Gay by o t"irh il.ht pr.sc.s-
>iOu some d:at in the present month vi Nov. IN
ocr which the Club may designate.
l.. I. GALLON. L,
p. II. LEBLANC, President
S0cretary.
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HOTEL ARR Walls,

For the week ending Nov. IA. 1884.
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CARD OF

At II meeting of the Li.veiau,., Hendrick
"u.. lay lub Ut LaiOurchr, iicid on the even
ing oi the lvtll Nov. 1854, upn,n motion q"
Frank Z'rn"tt, iisq u card OF tna,ko was vo-
ted as follows
The members OF the Cleveland, Hendricks
aud Gay Cub Ut Lafourche beg ieav. 10 ten
der tLei, "'0st >incvre thanks /" Mrs q + lit.
Mugs, Hiss M.nu.e Bi"niny-, ATS .inmie a.
Lain. Miss Mary keefe. Miss Selma Dixon.
and Mrs. Sa"ourin, for ,neir tast .iu. Il. CO
r:,tiuM OF Firemien's Hall, Tor the Nc. ting held
nu Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1884. and appreciate
how largely the assistance vi these ladie, con
.s.pnte.t to the grand success realized On
that OCCASION. To MIR. \ Weissenthanner
Tor his sk.litnl management of the Fire works
ANA to Capt. H H. MicLelet for valuable ser
vices rendered.
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Fritz .Jahncke.
ipxt. for Lal
4chillinGer Artificial 4aOD
Pavement,
-DEALER -
North Riuer and Gerneax FLAGS
CNyb Stone and Portland Censent.
Nos. 2O8 and 2lO DELORD STREET.
Bstweon Baronne and Carondelet Street.
dec-3e-ly. New Orleans.
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The following is clipped from the
Salt River Reporter
J. H. Acklen, VIM. Pitt Kellogg
g The above named have formed
. copartnership under the name
and style of
ACKLEN & KELLOGG
tor the purpose Of transacting such
business as may be entrusted to
their care.
Their we'll known ability in wrig
Cling out of Star Route trials aud
Congressional Investigating com
mittecs is u sufficient guarantee
that no guilty client will be punish
ed.
As the head waters of Salt River
is receiving a very large and exten
sive i'm migration from all portions
of the United States, the new
firm, who have just arrived from
Louisiana, feel confident that their
we'll established reputation "in
ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain" will deserve aud meet
with a fair share of the public pa
tcouage, aud commend the new
corners.
We hare come to stay.
Headwaters of Salt River.
November 10, 1884.
Now il the time to subscribe e
he SHNTIN1H.
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Now il the time to subscribe 70
he SHNTINn.
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( 2 FFNTON. W. WRITER,
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Practical lessons given in Domestic Econ
onny and Cookery. Riding school in eonnee-
tio1 with The college. FORTY SCHOLARSHIPS
~ tbe I-sine Of from s25 to 500 annually
9 on 9nf fI bg competition eighteen OF which
are open competition at the n s9P scboo T ear
t5B Whole lf Fhgish course ancient and mod
eTH languages and calisthenGs from $2}O to
$500 Music and Painting extra i iDciDdi1g
rag it p ~ above piano and vocal music and
panP @ 9 E 6 from 'g hd age Ps 6f +
Inent 9pIiS t,1aTt for the training OF teach
opeGlai registry in connection with the
Ses Fs@s siSn h ith g! F F9ER sp@
european ~. * - clergvmen. For large illus
rated g ed Circular free and further particulars
REV. E. NJ. ENGLISH, N; Al a;iod Principal
London, Ont, Canada.
Naxt term opens september 18th, 1884.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-01
HELLMUTH
Ladies College,
LONDON, ONT, CANADA,
fAfiliated with the Western UnlyersltyJ.
PATRONESS-H Royal Highness, Princess
Louise.
FOUNDER AND PRESlDENI-Ihe Rlgnt
Rev. Bishop Hellmuth, D. D. d. C.

Handsome and spacious buildings of brick
and stone standing in $50 acres Of land, beau
tifully situated in most healthy ana pToml-
nent locality on the banks, OF the River
Ills and Detroit. on a through route between
est et' and and west. The aim Of the founder Of
this college is to provide the highest intel n9
i Ifl and practically useful education. The
whole system is based upon the SoundeS:t
So - tb % rio1t formation of character.
FRExcH is the language spoken in the Col
leGe. ,...o.;o,, 80
". Waugh Lauder, Gold Medalist, and pupil
of the celebrated Able List; and graduate oi
Leipsic Conservative, ETC., etc.
PhINTING a specially, under the director
ship OF F. R. Seavey, Artist OF European
Schools Of Art.