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au)eelias Re9isteT
CHARLESTON.
Personal and General Items From the
Permanent Seat.
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Personal and General Items From the
Permanent Seat.
Special 10 Ne Recisser
CHARLESTON, May l3.-District Court
adjourned tuesday last Court viii not
convene on Tuesday next IN this city.
Court came to q sudden termination this
week, because Of the exhausted appropria-
ton Of monies for Jury and witness services.
Several important postotice cases were con-
usdoVing to lack offunds to carry on the
Court. In the meantime Judge jackson
win hold g short session Of the Court in
Parkersburg.
Deputy I. S. Marshall Ramp took charge
of Joseph c. Jones, of Gresnbrier county,
and will leave him at Moundsvilie. He
was convicted of perjury in Judge Jack
sons court and sentenced for one year.
Caperton Queery was sentenced By Judge
Jackson 10 one years confinement in the
penitentiary for robbing the mail in Nicho-
las county. He remains in the Charleston
Jail He is probably being held as wit
ness in another case.
The announcement that Mr.. Sehon was
formally appointed Marshal as had been
anticipated was received, with few exceP
tions, with approval. Democrats as III
held Sehon il high esteem and assert he viii
make an excellent officer. Editor Down
tain and Mr.. RAIDER, in conversation with
your correspondent, referred to Mr.. Sehor
most complimentary.
Ex.Marshal Atkinson took his departure
for Greenbrier yesterday. G. W. 4. car
now prosecute the insurance business unin'
terruptedly, filing in odd times with hi
lecture.
A certificate Of incorporation was issuet
to the Wolf Greek Tram Road Co., Tues
day, to operate in Pocshontas county, witt
principal office in RoTlesburg.
Wednesday the Secretary Of State ISSUED
q certificate Of incorporation to the Elite
Roller Skate Co., of New York.
Elem RAIDER, of Nicholas, left for p
Pleasant to-day. Editor Downtain, Of Put
nam, left on the Ohio Central this morning
Both Of these gentlemen take their diss?
pointment very philosophicsly. arguinl
where there IS only one place to I'll tire,
men can not be appointed.
Mr.. Gibbons and Deputy Marshal RsmI
took passage on the Louise today. Tn
former goes TO Parkersburg and the latter t
Wheeling.
VIZ ehpg and Parkersburg people 60 ne
to Charleston ought to take the steamer
Louise. ore ofthe fastest boats on The Ohio
S7e caves Psrkersburg every Tu 'sdsy snC
Frdsy mornings at o'clock, arriving il
Charleston the same night. Capt Donel'J
is q Topulsr master of q commo1 Gus anC
we'll appointed boat and carries q cour e
on, ard accommodating crew.
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HOPE !!

Agoang nan rsraed John NaTas, living near hera.
al an ealiEy Cl.yes On his lace, when nad eaten
7.,T bis me- p.rt Of his cheek, and extended up
Early 70 his eve. IL AS cue o. ths most aDgrJ
ss,inz sore talt had yer seen. His throat nnally
bscans nSg. "a - such an extent that DO could
ouly swallow LIQUID i0Od After using ell the RENE
- without chSfkiuG The ragSgas OF the eating can
pr his general health vas broken down, he was CON
ssd 10 his bed and thoug ht il to be only question
& time about his delth from the cancer. lput him
N SEft's SpeCl n Al resort, and be began q
Improve With ;h- hSt dose. His general health
improved a. Orcs and rapidly; bis throat got yell
lie rSyasCs Of cancer we're son stopped; IL began
,Chea sro1rd the eiyyS; and alter = few months
treatment WIKI : : : BE- has gotten entirely we'll
Ills ls,Gis al healed over with new NeSh, and his
nsr.l hsalLE Is excellent His recovery Is wonder
nj. II. +. CSUvLSY N. D., Oglethorpe. Ga
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- - = - 80 - - - ul1Qt
6x1, al b6Sa1sd q tkssaSpd.a - -
go: 60: $50, p -. {. ~ w. 49, : = yS
ssi,st ~ sneh iSersss. 6 & tafsh9 selsissl ~
DIN shah b paid hss q ciiy t1.e0au hsG
tAe nynsn r II dH yss9 =. Ssf1 p.
july, iak n q e I'm ~ lutdy 4 JAY I.
eseh year tAsrsaft.r nam ns ysaI - e snsaas
.sS.lis .. ....sl inter- !. 81 s - -
under and On o. before u fs day & July n each
year theresfts. until and including IL yeef isls
sln sqlal 70 tHssae tveaty- 1ftA q ne principal q
day q July isss. and iartS s.oast .qus! = .
Interest fafins due each yen upoa such M esndg
a are unredecmsd, which slms % paid out q -
..S z NE s. sss sI
pens Of the city, and ths City water Board and IL
trustees Of the "a WORM Of tie City d wheeaipg
are Asreby equyd 70 nAke such paynsntA
mentioned In this ordinance fail upon q eanday,
such paymei 70 shall he made upon the Saturdsy
ssd iS I'M; ordinance shan take eascs from AID
after its ratification by the qualeed voter Of The
City Of wheeling, al an election 70 b held On ths
18th day Of Nay, lsss.
ton Of an act Of the Legislature Of West virgtniss
entitled, "An act authorizing, municipal cSrposas
tons 10 issrs bonds, lapPiovsd December ?, ls'S,
that when the Council Of any city shall deem ex-
ordinance speciiyine tho purpose and amount ioe
itch such bonds are to b issci shall b. ADOPTED
BY such Council IN regular lcesang. ana thai u
sh.ll then be ths duty Q; he Mayor 70 i.sus pro-
elamstion ieci,ing such erain.pes and appointing
-" j. =. -hi:.s 40 election shall be held .! she
,;ssL yoters OF such city, 10 decide wnetAet tney
an ,n rsa,iy or reject such ordnance Isese aIN
wlu IasA! -.ih- thA auAltnsA ~~t-.s - 49,
City Of wheeling that an election viii be held On
THURSDAY, the 18Th day Of May, 1855, at the sans
place. NJ which the charter elections In said city are
held, and under the superintendence Of such per.
sens q the Mayor shall hereafter appoint for tie
purpose Of deciding whether you will rally Or reject
said ordinance
All persons voting for the ratification Of the ordi-
dance herein set forth shall have written o. printed
on his ballot the words "For Ratification" and tSoas
yotirg against ratification shall have written or
printed On his ballos the words "For Rejection"
The selreIate amount OF Indebtedness Of the City
OF wheeling hsoed aud authorized By the said city
and q isting nj this date 10 $GSl:So 81.
Givsa under my hand, this 18Th day Of May. 1875.
JACUb w. GRuRB, Mayor.
maiSis,ss,g
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1ss West Avenue, Rochester, n. Y.
ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable Cuticura Remedies have done
my child 80 much good that feel like saying thi'
or the benefit OF those who are troubled with
kin disease. My little girl was troubled with f.
sema and tried several doctors and me Icines, but
lid not do her any good until | used the Cuticura
remedies, Witch speedily cured her, for which owe
you many thanks and many nights OF ret.
ANTON BOSSMIER, hipbuTgh Ind.
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

Nv gratitude to God is unbounded for the relief
have obtained from the use OF the Cuticura Rene
lies ] have been troubled with Eczema on my leg
Tor twenty years. had not comfortable night 70
years, the burning and itching were so intense
VOW, am happy 10 say, have no trouble. Onl.
The liver. colored patches on my limbs remain as
token Of my former misery. - -
HENRY l.. SMITH,
lSs West Avenue Rochester, ny
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TETTER OF THE SCALP.

was slnost perfectly bald, caused by letter OF
,hetop Of the scalp. used yonT Cuticura Remedies
bout Fix weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly
nd now my hair is coming back as thick rs il ever
as. J. +, ChOlCE.
TnraG
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND EEED.
IT c H | n G
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved by
CutiCura.

TNREATMENT-A warm bath with Cuticura SoaI
i rnd single application Of CuticuTa, the gres
skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or thre.
loses OF Cuticura RCsolveDt the New Blood Purifier
TO keep The blood COOL the perspiraton pure and IN
irritating the bowels open, the liver and kidney
lctye, will speedily cure Eczema, letter, kngwOrm
Psoriasis Lichen, pruritus. scalr Head, Dandrud
md every species Of Itching, scaly and Plmply
Humors Of the Scalp and Skin when the best ply si
clans and remedies fail.
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COVERED WITH BLoTCHEs.

want 10 tell you that your Cuticura Resolyent II
IseuiiCent About three months ago my face IA,
oVered with Botches and after using three bottles
kesOlvent was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK MAITRE,
% ST. Charles street, New Orleans, La.
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Underwriters Insurance COMPANY
wnEELING. ". VA.
Office No. Al Twelfth Strsst.
CAPITAL olOetooS

ALoEzo LDRIrs, n9sElT CnAHoD
J. y. PAUL., 0nRgB HOOK.
J. C. ALDKk0On.
ROBT CRAE9Lk PrsssdssI
J.P PAUL., Vice Prvsid0t
Alb RED PAUL, ae5v<Asy.
CHI. BESsyHEY. City Agent.
Insura an lind oil psopSty q Fsneeess n6sA
es1b
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CONSUnPIl0M

.s.ssss....say = 80, fz3
~ -, ssi A. eS
zsses s.s
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PETROLEUM.
PittsburG.

Pittsburg.
PrTsBURG. May Is --0il-Msrket steady
and firm, with very little trading; opened
at Tie; declined to tic aud then rallied
and closed 6rm with sales at 1910.
Titusville.
TIrUsvILLE, May l5.-Nstional Trnasit
certificates opened at 7sbc; highest 7shc;
loves, 1850; closed at 7sc, Shipmeats for
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Manhood Restored.

|te-aAof sssS a dctim Of youthful lmPrp
Il - @eAnS Prsaature uecay, HsrVOus Debility
49, mood &c, having tried In vain every known
|ss.S aa discovered simple means OF Self-ourS
49, Hill sud NsE 70 his lelloS sufferer
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cancer for IIany Years
TIYTOSVIL

0na, an In oBe Ge .ltn-uOl begIer for twenty
y-SrS | hsro gl!nsi Jvsnty-d i've pounds since
lausucct jaZ.og -SIsT's SPECIFIC.
R 8. BRADFORD.
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IVY POISONING.

~ 4 IUISUNINUs
For all cases of poisoning by ivy or doVvood, can
sarrant Cuticura to cure every time. have sold II
yr five years and il never fails. c. H. MORSE
Druggist, HOlliSton, Mass.
Sold everywhere. Price: CutieuTa, Soc Soap &c
3esolypnt, 81 90. Prepared by the Pc TER DRUG
md CHEMICAL CO, Boston, Mass.
Iend for CHOW to Cure Skin Dis cases.
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7.r7s Prizes. ssaoanting
Sppiieaiiss Cor rats 70 dabs sAssh y nslssal4
70 d olIes Of IL Ceapssy n ne Odpsay
.s w. .a 1Ss 5ss.s. sSs: :;. r 49,. ~ =
d+YS o. Eev Yesk Hxehaa0s y enttaAFy ibeo9.
Currency ~ sxyss0 On So q Skasl se.1so
oer srPs's' s - @S,xSg
ee1 ssyssfA =, washtngsss. D: g.
rsts ,, D. MoasY 0Flsn psysb6 - sadsO
Nv cII:zss nAacgAL eSE
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A slight Cold, II neglected, often attacks thu
Sngs. BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES sivesurs and
nauedate relief Sod only IN bescS. Price % cts.
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FOR SALE!
ON FAVORABLE TERMS,
~ PINE
SUGAR PLANTATION,
Parish OfL1EOU2che.
IN TIIE

Will be sold at priva, sale, i'll block or in
pir els provided a 81 ficipnt number Of pur
tha4fr> can be found to purchase ut one
time the whole of the 'L-i.htonF plantation
ON the right bank of bayou Latourche,
i'll the Parish OF Latonrche. about two miles
above the Town of Thihn!aux. and having
twenty-onc arpents and seven tw~elftlls If an
arneiit. more or less from on said Bayou, by
fifty arpents in depth, bound al above by
lands ef }. G. Allen and 4. Isobln~nA. now
belonelI. to Howell & Rohicnnnx. and be-
low by lands now Or formerly belonging to
r, G. Darden.
) Another tract of land containing seven
hundred aud siXty-tour sapertciai irl,ents
more or less. lying in the roar OF and alia-
cent to the lauds above described. and being
the double concts>i lis thereof.
3. Another tract OF land living in the rear
OF and being the third concession OF said
plantation, and containing four hundred and
eiaats 3oIio0 acres, more or less. with the
buildings and other Improvements on sud
last tw" tracts and all the appurtenanres
tlierot. The said three tracts constitute the
proterty known as the "LaI.AtoE planta
ton
Also the mules carts. wagons, farming i'm
PIGMENTS and SET d cane on siiI plantation.
Teens and cont tions one fourth or more
cash the balance al one, two and three
years credit Instruments to be represented
hy notes endorsed in blank b3 vendor, secu-
Ell by special mortgage with vendors lien
under The pact de ron atienaudo. act Of sale
to certain usual clauses as to Insurance and
D ol0 attorneys fees.
Apply to
'MnNoBLOCH. MOORE 4 BADEAUy,
Attorneys. Thibodaux. La, or to
S. IL. KENNEDY,
President State National Bank, N. y. La.
MS SJtfo.
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Mr.. F. Samoan has patented a
very simple apparatus, that will in
sure clean pure rain water to be al.
ways found in cis:erns. 1t is an au.
tomato cut off, that will first catch
the dirty water that flows first af
ter a rain, caused by dust and other
filth that may collect on house roofs,
and by a simple process then turns
the current into the cistern.
Every house should be supplied
with one.
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Death of Judge James Rogers.

On yesterday, November 81,
1888. at about noon James Rogers
peacefully and quietly passed away
at the residence of his daughters
on St. Philip street.
The deceased i%mmigrated to Lou
l>Iana some 30 or 40 years ago and
was engaged as a workman or part
ner III the T%hibodaux Foundry.
He was at one time Parish Judge
OF the Parish of Latoniche. and
was frequently elected or appoint
ed Justice Of the Peace. in which
ONCE he was officiating at the time
of his Gecease.
The deceased was a native Of
pennsylvania, resided tor some
'ime IN Ohio, when he removed TO
Thibodaux.
He was a man of social md agree
able qualities, fond Of company,
kind hearted and affable.
Some 10 or T. years ago he lost
his wife. Her death was followed
two years ago 10y the killing of one
OF his sons on Il railroad, and soon
thereafter his eldest son died,
which sad events made a strong
Impression upon his mind from the
Influences Of which he never recov
cred. He will be buried to day in
ST. Johns cemetery, by the side of
the loved ones who preceded him.
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Call at the Post Office and exam
inc 300 different designs of tablets,
monuments, head and foot markers,
OF White Bronze, that does not
rust, nor turn black, nor fade, and
that will soon take the place Il
White Marble in all the cemeteries.
The finest scientists in the coun
try, have examined White B,onze
and believe that it will last for ages
without even changing color.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
Of Lafourche.
c. c. Williams rs No. POL Eugene
Folse, III.

Take potice that acting under an order of
seizure and sale emanating from the above
entitled Court, in the above entitled and
numbered case. l have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction pursuant to law.
to the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the town of Thibodaux. on Saturday
January End. 1856. between the hours OF
II o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. the fol
lowing described property. to-wit
A certain tract OF land situated in the Par
ish of Latourche. on the LETT bank of BAYOU
Lafonrche at about ten miles below the
Town of Thibodaux measuring three and
q half arpsnts front by forty arpents in
depth. with proportional opening or closing
of tn. whole Nerret tract bounded above bv
lands Of vendor and below by lands sold to
Amedee Wagenspack.
Together with al the building 5
and improvements thereon and all the
rights and privileges thereto belonging.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot in United States treasury notes, to paw
principal, interest and costs in the above suit.
November 2sth. 1885.
THEOPHILE TH1BODACX.
Sheriff
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The Sugar Planter printed at
Port Allen III West Baton Rouge
has entered upon its eth. ear, and
il probably the Oldest country news
paper in Louisiana.
1t has PASSED tiom father to on.
The lam-nted Judge Henry A.
Hyalns, " no ptobablN founded the
paper has left Il memory of pleas
ant "Reminiscences with his cottm
| poralirs. His Columns We're eNe
bright with Wit and jokes. He
could not pen Il harsh word against
/ an, oup. With him life WAS too
short to engage IL dispute aud con
tent!on, and through dark clouds
he ever looked for the bright SUI
shine that Wa, TO come aud dispei
the gloom.
His NJtta. son, Who TOW fills the
position Of editor OF the Sugar Plan
ter exhibits superior tact aud Skill
as Il With and viii ere long, be
found III the VAN of the editorial
corps OF Louisiana.
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Among the many improvements
which have of late been made in
our town, we notice that the Nj. E.
Calvary Church, of which Geo. ".
Lacey is Pastor, is undergoing ii
thorough overhauling. The chan
ges made IN the renovation of this
structure add greatly to its appear
ance, and its congregation may
we'll feel proud of their church, for
when it shall have received a suita
BILE coat of paint, we dare say it will
conpar e favorab..y with any build
ing of its kind in town.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE POLICE Jury,

OFFICE POLICE JURY.
Parish of Lafourehe. Saturday. Nov, y. 81. :
Whereas at a special session Of the Police
jury, held on the tith Ordinance No. l6l re
iatlve to Ferries WAS amended III the l1th sec
ton thereof establishing the location OF the
Lockport Ferry. the sale of the sad Ferry
will not take place as already advertised. oh
Saturday, the 9Th December, 1885. bat is
postponed 20 Saturday, the 18th. December,
1885, when it will take place under the terms
and conditions set forth i'll the Ordinance as
amended.
This will in no manner interfere with the
sale of the other public Ferries OF the Parish;
these will be sold as already advertised on
Saturday, December 9Th. 1885.
Il. n. COULON.
President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafonrche, End Justice
Court of l.. p. Caillouet.
Arthur Angeles rs Austin Yarn.
hem. -

Take notice that acting under a writ of fl
ia emanating from the above entitled court
in the above entitled case l rave seized and
will offer for sale at public anction pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House in the Tow OF Thibodaux. ON
Saturday the 18th day Of December. 1896,
between the hours of Ii o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P. M. the following described proper
ty, to-wit
Nne Bay Poney.
Terms and condition Of sale j: cash on the
spot in United States treasury Aetes, to pay
principal interests and costs. i'll the above
suit.
CA. ENGERRAN,
Constable, md Ward.
November 2Sth, 1885.
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Remember that on December 10
and Is will be the grand entertain
ment given by the Ladies Dramatic
Club OF Lafourche. 1t will take
place in the Eiremen's Hall, and
Will be a sight worth seeing. The
exhibition will be different on each
evening and participated in by the
best musical and dramatic talent of
the country. Aiittle bird whispers
that New Orleans will be represent
ed on that occasion, by skillful and
talented amateurs,
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Notice to

Thibodaux. Novtmbasa Sth. 1885.
Sealed proposals Will lie received by the
undersigned, within ten DAYS hereof, for the
construction of school. houses 1T the following
places
Livaudais Ledets, Paul Lefort's and Brulee
Guillot.
Plan and sp. cifcations will be furnished
ON application. by
THOMAS A. BADEACX,
Parish Superintendent
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NOTICE.

Office Of Thibodaux Bridge Co.
Thlbodanx. La. Nov. 18th. 1884
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
i passed by the Board OF Directors. | the
undersigned. will sell, at public auction. to
the highest bidder, on MONDAY, DECEM-
Der 7til.. 1885, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the
foot OF jackson street the FARM OF the
Bridge Tor the year 1886.
The purchaserto comply with existing reg
ulations.
F.ZERNOTT,
President Thibodaux Bridge Co.
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About the first thiEg Congress
should do, should De to place Il piece
OF Dynamite ! inches square under
the civil service bill aud employ d
squad OF mugWunps to bust. and
blow mugwumps and civil ser
vice II miles high. Or else have
the civil service examiners, to exam
inc candidates as to their fitness
tor the office they are seeking. Il
does not make il particle of differ
ence whether Il candidate can tell
who SttHck Billy Patterson, wheth
er the Red River rises in the Rocky
Mountains o The jungles cf Asia.
so that he can answer sensible ques
tons concerning the business he
proposes to do for the government.
70 put aproblem in the cube root
before Il man who expects to be a
clerk in a Post Office is an evidence
of stupidity and NONSENSE.
We will venture, that not one
man i'll ten, among the average
mathpmaticians OF the day. who
is as years Of age ear work out "a
cube root problem. Make civil ser
vice reform IL sensible thing or abol
iSh tie NONSENSE.
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For Sale,--the Uncle Peter Plantation.

The undersigned offers the Uncle Peter
Plantation for sale as a whole or by ar
penis in width, commencing at the line OF
AuSuste Lcdet and going Eastward. or com
mencins at the lower line of the plantation
and coming Westward. Said property will
be sold as a whole or in lots to suit. for
enough cash to secure a permanent sale. bal
ance on such time as purchasers may desire,
not to exceed five or six years. Interest on
credit installments payable annually. For
further particulars. apply to
WALTER PUGH,
I'm. N.1i.'S5. - Carontlelet st, n. O.
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The magnificent weather that
we have had has enabled planters
70 manufacture sugar rapidly. The
cane is reported to be increasing
in sugar daily, and most mills are
obtaining a good yield.
Upon the whole it is safe to pre-
dict that the yield of sugar cane,
this season, in Lafourche will be sa
tisfactory.
There is little, or no danger to be
apprehended from freezing now.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-11-28

We have been requested to state
that Miss Leoncia Aucoin, residing
at Mr.. I. II. Legendre, has lately
found two finger rings and a chain,
OF gold, upon the street, aud that
the owner of this jewelry can get
the same by applying to Mr.. f.
FL. Legendre, corner of st. Philip
and Rose Sts., and proving proper
f..
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-11-28

The cold weather and frost on
Wednesday morning caused some
OF the planters to put down a part
of their crop in windrow.
See notice of John Dolese who
will,rent a good piece of land to good
tenants.