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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
HOPKINS COUNTY.

Official Canvass Of the County Vote,
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Ten, Nov. II.
The following is the canvass of the
vote in Hopkins county;
Democratic electors, 2s44; Republic
can electors, Ss2; Independent electors,
81; Prohibition electors, IL.
Governor: Ireland, 275S; Jones, 1913;
Norton, 34s
IIieutenant-governor: Gibbs. 1880
Comptroller: Swain, 2700.
Treasurer Lubbock, 2S04
Commissioner land office: Walsh,
27ol.
Attorney.general: Templeton, 27sl.
Superintendent public instruction:
Baker, 1854.
Congress Fourth district: d. b.
Culberson, 2T40.
Senator, Finh district; T. d. stin-
son. 970S.
Judge, Eighth district: ]. a. b.
Pullman, 3lS9; V. w. Grubbs, ll8.
District attorney: j. q. Matthews,
3l3s
Representative: b. NJ. Camp, $50; o.
S. Davis, sl4; r Q, Harper, 575i w.
II. Harris, 755; II. l.. Askew, 49, u. M
Posey, 90.
Comfy Judge: f. NJ. Rogers, 1926 ]
X, Milan, 1852.
County attorney: w. c. Zeigler
222O; J. w. Cation, G96; w. b. James
/ 4Ol.
District clerk: ]. w. Avera, 9il5; d
NJ. Smith, ll44,
Sheriff: j. r. Ferguson, 1864; S. q
Smith, l20s; w. j. Brannon, 1919
County clerk; A. p. Landers, 2485
j. M. Simms, S02.
Assessor: q. w. Duncan, 1869; NJ
Bertram, 1883.
Collector: A. b. Williamson, 1908
+. j. MeClenden, l4S9.
treasurer: James Pate. 1872; A. 9
McNabb, 1853; C. j. Cock, sil.
Surveyor: j. w. Barker, 1862; j. j.
Gilbert, s25; Joe Brashear, $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
Tha Ooncert and Drill.

A large audience was In the opera
house last night attending theconcert
and drill given for the benefit Of the
new Catholic cemetery. The pro-
gramme was elaborate and excellently
carried out by all who took part;
Nearly every piece was eneored. ana
the ENTERTAINMENT was much enjoyed
hv ali present. The drill was cIedita'
h2e when ID Is considered that this was
The first appearance Of the "Rlfes" IN
nubIie The duet Excelsior" by
Measrs. Maginnis and Washer was su
neTbIy rendered, and more than de
served the laundering eneores ellie
tied
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RACE NOTES.

Blue Bird runs to-day.
Pitchfork Johnny runs to-day.
Kiohba runs to-day.
Helisnthus runs to-day.
Blackfellow runs to-day.
Bonnie Australian runs to-day.
Olivette runs to-day.
Ben Thompson runs to-day.
John Sullivan runs to-day.
Topsawyer runs to-day.
Lizzie Parks runs to-day.
Cygnora runs to-day.
To-day Is the grand day for runners.
All of the best runners go to-day.
The managers Of the park have de-
cided TO work to day, the great day
for runners.
Richball VS.. Jewett, Johnnie Camp
bell vs.. "Kuap" Mccarthy.
The entries to-day are as follows:
Three-quarter-heat race - Kiohba,
Helianthus, Blackfellow, Ben Thomp-
son, ToDsaWyer and Cygnora.
One and half mile dash-John Sui
Ivan, Olivette, Blue Bird, Lizzie
Parks, Pltchfork Johnny and Bonnie
Australian.
Free-for-all pace-Richball and jew
EFT.
2:20 trot-Spinella, Jean Smith and
Allegheny Boy.
One-haif mile dash, match-racei
Observation-Disclosures and Little
Jake.
The boys dropped their roll or
Richball last fall; they no doubt re
member the fact.
Frank Herdic can say more words
in the same time than any man in thu
state, and is a great pool seller.
Bob Maddox ought to put GooC
! jockey on Blackfellow to-day and se'
what is in the colt.
The following is the programme To-
to-Iay's races: First, the unfinished
2:8s trot. In this race Rocky Noun
tain Tom has two heats and Crane
Duke two heats. Grand Duke Is owned
by Capt. Forrest the son of Gen
Forrest. Rocky Mountain Tom j
owned by Mr.. Streeter of Denver, Col.
and the race will be for "blOod.n
Second race-the 2:26 trot.
Third race-Three-quarter mil
heats.
Fourth race-Free for all pace.
Fifth race-Runnlng-One and
half miles.
Sixth race Half mile-MRtch rae
for $500.
To-day will be the big day OF tn
meeting-siX Taces-three ruHnin
races, two trots and the free for NJ
pacing race.
The next exciting race of the meet
ing will be between Rlehball AM
Jewett. Richball is owned b.
parties who live at Gainesville
and has host OF friends II
! Fort Worth who will bet thei
! last dollar on the little side-wheelei
, and we expect TO see the race paced Il
2:l5. The track is in fine condition
, and the best time ever made in Texa
; will be seen In this race. Not only ar
. the horses pltted against one anothe
A but Johnnie Campbell, the driver Q
t Richball, has the reputation OF the bes
driver Of PAGERS in the country. an
l UKnapn Mccarthy is considered SEE
| ond TO none.
D In the running, pacing and trottin
4 races, 30 far, better time has. bee
I made here than in Paris, Sherman q
Q Gainesville. This proves that eitht
|. our track is the fastest In the state .
/. the races have all been square and Ia
horsemen have done their level best !
v win
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AUSTIN.
The Increase in Taxable Values of the
State-The Land Board
Adjourned.

special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Nov. l3.-The total
increase in the taxable values Of the
state during 1883 as shown by the
forthcoming report OF the comptroller
was S7s 00O, 600, giving an aggregate
valuation Of SG03 900, 900. About seven
and one half millions Of the increase
were made by the comptroller Ia as
sesslng lands IN unorganized counties
at one dollar per acre Instead OF hfty
cents as they were rated last year.
The land board met this evening
and nassed on few contested cases OF
actual settlers. The board then adj
iourned until the regular meeting In
December.
The committee appointed to prepare
a charter, constitution and by-laws ior
the association for the establishment OF
a home for invalid ex-Confederates
In Austin Is: Fred Arlton,. Gen, H.
X. Walker, Gen. G.. n. Shelly, Thos.
Pinckney. Gov. Ireland, b. Irigg, y
p, Mathews, Comptroller Swain, J. NJ
and take action next Saturday.
The attorney-general rules tnat tns
county commissioner cannot Decolh'
bcndsInan for another officer.
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VAN zANDr COUNTY.
special TO the ealslts.

special 10 the Gazette.
Wills POINT, TEX, Noy. ls.-Fol-
lowing is the official vote Of Van zAndt
county: ,,...,a,. y "a
For senator, Seventh dls'rio'' ~ o.
Kilgore, 2i72, -. 8 sn,nLs
F5r county judge: John b ppihksi
1893; j. G.. Russell, 400: D,,t,
For county clerk: X y. ish1i5'
59S: w. ID. Thompson, ~ a. a., "
Meredith, 1853; w. y. Farmer, " .o,
For sheriff. w. u BrAzeiton, ~ lis 1,
w. j. Padgett, 1885, j. A. Gray AVoi .
Y. Carter, rs. . v,,.or.
For county attorney; =: y h ~ M
90; n. S. Bratcher, si7i - - ma
thews, 776.
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MOTHERS
FRIEND.

This invaluable pre-
phTatlon IL truly atri-
uinph ofscientificskill
and no moro inestima.
bile beneat was ever be-
slowed ON the mothers
of the world.
II not only Rhortena
the time OF labor and
lessons the Intensity rf
pain, hut, better han
lall, Il greatly dimin-
lshes the danger to llha
Ito both mother and
child, aud leaves the
mother In n condition
highly favorable TO
speedy recovery, and
.far less liable 10 nood .
ing, commissions and
other alarming symp.
tons incidentto llneer.
Ing ana painful labor
It's truly wonderful 81
ncacy In this respect
entities the Mother
Friend 10 be ranked RH
one OF the hfe-atYing
appliances given titho
world by the discover
les OF modern science,
From the nature OF
tho case 10 will OF
course be understood
that we uannotpubilell
,ceriinoAtes concerning
this REMHpY without
woundinpth the delicacy
'Of the writers. Ittwi
have hundreds OF suct
Testimonials on nle
7 aid no mother wh'
has onoe used 10 vii
aver again be withou
iitin her time OF uon
!. BILE.
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prominent physician lately remarked 70
the proprietor. that II 10 wefo admissible 70
make public the letters we receive, tho Molh-
ers' Friend would outkeli anything on the
market.
/ most earnestly entrent every hmale ok
pecung to be confined, To use Mothers, iteliei
Coupled with hts entreaty l Will add that
during a long obsietrical practice Horiy-llur
years,l hnve never kn iwn II 70 hdi 80 PRO
duce a sale and quick delivery,
n. j. HOLMES, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
Send for our Treatise on "IIeaRh and HAP
plncss OF Woman, mailed free
BRADTIELp REGULATOR Co, Albania, ga
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The Passenger Rate War sun Wagiag.

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-The Posts
financial article says "The features
OF the general situation rs regards the
various railroad wars, both East and
West are but little changed for the
better; on the contrary, the matter Is
further complicated by cutting on
east-bound Heights from onicA1o q
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wan Close Down.

PIrlsBURG, Pa, Nov. i8.-rhe ex-
tenslve cooper shop Of the Standard
OIL company ia this city will close
down indefinitely next Monday on ac-
count Of the scarcity Of orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

I.0SDoN, Nov. BIN the house Of
lords this afternoon the frauehise bill
pissed the first reading. The bill will
BE read the second time Tuesday next.
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Ladies approve # your smoking
Little Joker
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ATC HI9 . M
Connection II made with Express
trains for all point, In Kansas
if and Nebraska.
NE A:H "A

Connection is made with AL lines
leading 10 the North and West.
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SUPERIOR

Accommodation, fast time. Pullman
Palace Hotel Cars run through ST..
Louis via f5edalla daily.
FOR Maps, Time Tables, Rates, etc., esll 90
or address any OF the Ticket Agents or
". y. HUGHES,
Passenger AGENT, liouElons T0xaa
~. W. MCCULLOUGH.
Gen. Pass. 4 lchef ksent. Galveston, Io2us.
~. -. ltrK,
ngenii ltrt Worth. Iesa'.
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Ia na Il
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-04-05
a NEEDED REFORM IN CRI
MINAL LAW.

District Court for thi. parish will
convene 9 Monday for the trial Of
civil and criminal cases. There are
seventeen accused persons now in Jail
awaiting trial, besides many other.
out on bond. whose cases will proba.
bly, be tried ut the approaching term of
court: The urge number of persona
Who have been confined in Jail await.
Ing trial, have been fed at the public
expense, some Of them for a number Of
months. This constitutes quite q bur-
den on the taxpayers. The matter calls
for u remedy At the hands of the next
Legislature. The law ought to be chan
ged in such q manner as to provide that
all persons accused Of crime shall have
a speedy trial. Our Constitution guar
antess that right but the law has not
yet been enacted so as to carry out the
theory Of the Bill of Rights. I: is true
that we have four terms of courts wear.
which was thought to be an :mprove-
ment on the old system of District
Courts which were held but twice ;,
year. But while we have a sufficient
number OF terms of court to desnatcb
the civil business. yet. under orr pre-
sent system, the criminal business ia
IN no better condition than 1t was an
der the old regime. 1t will hardly be
questioned that thu best and simplest
plan is that which will give snficient
opportunities to dispose speedily Of
criminal cases, while affording the same
facilities for the disposal of civil bust.
ness. Now. we will make u s~upcestion
which, in our judgment, will exactly
meet the end 10 view. It is simplv IT,
provide, that at the four terms of conrt,
both civil and criminal cases shall he
and disposed of. We would also
lave tho law changed 20 as to REQUIRE
publication Of the jury list for thirty
lays only, instead Of for ffty days, M
. done now. This simple plan would
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Mr.. COUGH ON SILK HArs.-"It would
be no violation Of the commandment"
said John b. Cough. "if q mai were to fall
down and worship the silk hat, for it ia
not made in the likeness of anything in
heaven, or on earth, or in the waters
which are under the earth" Besides it
heats TIE head and causes the hair to fall
Oh: Parker's Hair Balsam will stop that
and restore the original color to gray or
faded hair. Not oily, not a dye, beneficial
del'clonsly perfnmed. A perfect hair dres
sing. soc. All druggists.
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THE WATER-THE WATER!

Our people have been having a
sad experience for some weeks past.
Danger, inundation and destruc
ton were evident, upon whom, and
when, has been the great problem.
At II last report the Jamison
crevasse had been considered as
beyond mans feeble efforts. The
water from which was su Emerging
the lands, in the interior se.tle
mentS of lower Choupic aud Chack
bay, passing around the CailIouet
plantation along the Bayou below.
The crcvasse near Delaune was
running unmoleSted, and iniuring
every one from Lockp0rt down to
the Cnt-OH, to or less extent.
The Davis crevaS>e on the river
was abandoned, and is filling up
the low lands from Aigiers to lands
west of Lake Salvador.
On March %, news came that
the levee on the Roman plantation
INST. James Parish, had given way.
This, with the Davis and Jamlson
breaks indicated complete inumda
ton OF the entire basin between
Lafourche on the East side and the
mississippi river, and carried dis
may to the hearts of our fellow citi
zens on the East bank. On the
next day, however, word came that
this break was closed. Hardly
had the people time to feel that
the burden of despair was lifted
from their hearts before despatch
es announced Il break in the same
neighbOrnood on Guedry's place
which seemed to Indicate that the
East side of tie Bayou was doomed.
This break was fortunately closed
by Saturday last, when a feeling of
relief drove the sadness from the
affrighted peoples faces. With il
falling Bayou and fine weather es
cape seemed possible.
On Friday March %, the water
made its appearance in the rear of
and bayou Des ALE
mands showed the muddy waters
Of the river minglng with it's own.
The water Oh the West. had been
for some days, aud on that
day. made its appearance at Chaca
boula Station, and IN the rear of
the Br"lee Guillot, indicating dis
aster, ut least, to all interior settle
ments in the great basin between
Lafourche and the Teche.
The Bayou Lafourche, ar Thibo
on Saturday, March %, mark
I'd 10 feet, 4 inches ; on Sunday 10
'eet, 5 inches ; on Monday 10 feet,
inches ; on Tuesday, 10 feet, 5
inches ; Oh Wednesday,, 10 feet, 3
inches on Thursday, 10 feet. 1
nch ; On Friday, 10 feet, 1 inch
m Saturday 20 March, 10 feet ;
N Sunday, 10 feet !; OH Monday IS
eet ; ." Tuesday, April 1, Is feet,
l inches ; on Wednesday, Is feet,
o inches.
The water from the Davis Gre
'asse hal submerged the Lake side
# the Golden Rancho plantation
md reached the protection levees,
nd had partly inundated Lafo
est's plantation.
The rise at Morgan City has been
eported to be very slow, whilst it
slowly approaching the rear
Limitations in Brulee GuillOt. !
Bayou MaIagay was covered on ,
[onday and rising 2 inches per
ay. I
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Announcing candidates for office $40, to be
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the Editors. We will not save or return re-
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illusions pcronnally disparaging to any
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Bile.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th. Judicial District Court, ~
iSh of Lat0urche.
j.. G. Roasseqx d Bros, -. 10. IN
Their Creditors.
To all those schom these presests n

To all those schom these prssestss ~
Concern :
VNAkE NOTICE THAT A MEETING a.
L the Creditors of J. c. RossseaA ~
composed Of Clet Rousseau, P. Octave -
~ aud Ozem6 Rousseau, will b. 49,
FRIDAY the 25tl, day Of APRIL, ~. -
mencing Ut 10 o'clock A. n. before ~, IN
hnobioch, Clerk of said Court and slS11
Notary Public, at my otice, q ~ c.
House. in the town of Thibodaax, for tlsle
p1sc Of taking into consideration tho pet1n
Ut the said &C. Rousseau Bros., praypg !
. respite, and to vote thereon, and thsthte
meanwhile that all suits and process
against said petitioners arc stayed. l1sael.
dance with q N order Of said CoaFt u
q signed the l4th March A. D, Id ~
order Of said Court.
In Testimony whereof
{~~) Witneas, my hand and -
LIS. press of my seal ofoAee. tlistee
(~) 18th day of March. A. D., 1854
J. W. KNOBLOCH. CSa4
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For District Judge:
Isl f.
For District Attorney:
e. A. O'SULLIVAN.
For General Assembly:
II. N. COULON.
DIR. VIM. +. HARANG.
For Clerk of Court
EMILE E.. LEBLANC.
For Sheriff
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
For Coroner:
DR.. JOHN GAZZO.
WARD TICKET.

For Justices of the Peace:
and' Ward. JAMES J. i RoG Il
3rd. Ward.-H. G. BIRDSALL.
9Th. Ward.-F. CHRISTIAN.
7th. Ward.-J. F. PITTMAN.
9Th. Ward.-A. T. MATHERNE
9th. Ward.-E. B. ago.
10th. Ward.-AUG. CRETINI.
For Constables:
o., w., H. w. FROST,
~'" G. A. ENGERAN.
3rd. Ward.-J. MONIER.
9Th. Ward.-L. PRESTENBACH.
7th. Ward.-F. SEWN.
9Th. Ward.-ALEX DUFRESNE.
9th. Ward.-F. DAVIS.
10th. Ward.-E. GUIDROZ.
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"How IRE We ever going to get through
our spring and summers work: We are all
run down. tired out before it begins" So
say many . farmers family. We answer,
g 70 your druggist and pay Eve dollars for
efx bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This il
Just tho medicine You need, and will pay
interest on the Investment;
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S. 7. Grisamore has just received
some agricultural Implements, aud
he requests the public to cali and
examine them.
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Eugene Bourgeois Il Bro.
B~RICKLAYERS.
LOCKPORT. LA.

Special attention paid to the con
%struction- Of Furnaces, setting Sugar
Kettles. Boilers, Bagasse Burner,.
Chimneys. Draining Wheels, and everv
kind Of work in which the ECONOMY ri
fuel is . desIdsratuny.
Adolphe Leblanc,
Keferences Jos. L. Bad~aux,
spr-s.3m. Adelar B~oudreaax.
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HOTEL ARRIV
For the week ending March q, 1884.

STRANGERS nOTEL.-Hiram Cohr r
Amare Barbes, c. A.. VOORHEES,, J. IL. William,
son, n. O.. &c. Galley. Baton Rouge ; Wal
ter Harrison, New Iberia j. Z. Dearino
Ihibodaux; Mrs. Marx Smith and daughter
Morgan City.
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On said day of sale l will sell such portions of said pronertv no eoch d.,.- ~ MS
ont. Il III casct the debtor will not point u sufficient unrnv T viii !" ~ r5
W.T.. a.h nM tia nn9 rdeay. sell tn eas quantity of said property of m dehto III
n bidder Will buy fOrt the amount OF taxes. interest N cowts dna < uo vI. ~
n sale Will " without apprai elnent. for cash in legal tender money ~ ~ ~.
n the property sold shall be redeenaLle ~ ~ time -EH :" Me ~
'""' ~ Pa" III 'ne price gwen. With twenty per cent and costs and pen.lhrr. ~ y ~
THEOPHILE THIBODAlIX SHERIFF." - ~ ~. M~
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GuillOt valsin
Leblanc Ozen,e j

8Guillot valsin
= Leblanc Ozene j. r
10 Trai,an john
II Williams A. J. Z
~ Marlborough Volcar 5
u kObichaux U. 5. r
IA Jones Joseph y
Is Bourgeois Timothy n
Is Leblanc Arthur r
II Sn:ith Eugene K. +
IL Alexander Pierre
~ BOudreaux Henri r
70 Talbot j. X. "
q Rousseau Etienne F.
y Springer Morgan "a
- Richard Prosper r.
= Caillouet Joseph r
25 Folso Drauxin r
% Blum Sam "
"a Leblanc Camille
% LafOrest Jules r.
~ Kobichaux Philip r
30 Barrios Alphonse r.
In Testimony whereof
ST. Wisnes: ny Hand and sAs r..
(~~) Of January A. b. 1884.
J. w. KNOBLOCH. CnI
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Description of Property.

% arpents ofland in Brul9 Ga.;,,..
ded by Frois Estevc and otxex ~
Lot and buildings situated in u.
OF Thihodaux corner Market anJ :. ~
Streets. S~s
Ga acres swamp land all Of ar 9, ".
:: x. io f.. $. +. land district Of i ~
Malagay Settlement III
! Lot + ground situated on q. o.
ST, outskirts Of T~hibodaux.
go 27llOO acre swamp land. h.;,.
OF >. w. la See. 2 r. las K. II p ~
~ acres Ut land left bank R.r..
fo"rche, abont IS miles below TS;isi.
III lot Of ground in square Ma, q i. !.
Is IN ThibOdauA.
- acres. more or less, swami hna
ia OF n. w. la of Sec. IL, T, il
SAB.
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STATE OF
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
lsh Of LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE.
P1riah Of G.afnurcha

l hereby c~ertify,that the following pcrsons
have been drawn by the Jury Commissioner
Vi said Parish On theI24th day of January 1881
to serve ~ jurors for tho following term of
aid Court beginning on Monday, April 7th
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state Tax Sales of Pron-
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.; DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS. pA.r..
LAEOUKCHE. AhEHW O.

BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME BY THE cov,- M
and laws Of the State of Louisiana, I will sell at The PRINCIPAL frnt ~ ~ NIIUum
House, in which the Civil District Court of said parish is held wHhinWw wue -
for judicial sales. beginning at II o o'clock OH SATURDAY. the l9hI 49, Mk&
D. 1884. aud continuing 0 each succeeding day. until said sales ar. c ccru u AfnIL
movable property o which taxes are now due to the State # IousI" "PW~L m
'Lafonrche. to enforce collection of all taxes assessed in the year 1880 Is S"l !nMa9
together with interest thereon from the 3lt day IT December A3 ~. 20 A AM n
perc cent per month until paid. and all COSTS. JUG ns n
III" names o. the delinquent tax payers, the amount Of taxes Inc r -,
seSsmento of said year. and the immovable property assessed to each ~ . :" ~ M
sale are as follows, t0wit: e @maf
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FOR CORONER.

M. Editor. Please announce the name of
DIR FULTON ROGER|, as u candidate, for
CORONER of the Parish Of Lafourche. at tue
General Election, to be held April 22d: 1884.
MANY VOTERS.
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