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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07
STATE or LOUISIANA.
10th judicial Court, Parish Of La
fUurche.
Succession Of William j. Darden and
Comm umitu us 1161 PrObates.


Pursuant to an order and decree Of the
above Court and in obedience to . comnis--
sion to rue d,rected in the above entitieu and
numbered succession and community l will
offer for sale, at public auction, pursuant 70
law, to the last and highest bidder, 1t tho
Court House, in the Town Of Tnibudaux. on
Saturday, the 4th day Of April, 1885, between
the hours OF II o'clock A. M. aud 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. the following described property. be
longing to the above succession and commit
nifty. tO-wit
The Eastern halt Of . certain lot of ground
or Town lot situated in the Town Of Thibo-
da1x in the arish Of Lufourehe designated
"n IL plan of said town rs lot No. t94l Ninety
fonr: bounded South by Baker street West by
lot No 1851 Ninety->ix, East by Plesident
street and North by lot No. 1897 E~ighty-nine
and the whole Ul said lot No. (94J Ninety-foUr
measuring QUE h"turtu and seventy teet
eight inches ON all sides, together with aIl
the buildings and improvements thereon. T.
Terms and conditions Of sale each o. the
spot in United States treasury notes.
February 18th. 1885.
THEUPHILE THIBODAUX,
Slarik.
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Irish potatoes aud corn have
been planted extensively in this
section. Good crops of those pro
ducts will do much towards revi
wing the prosperity OF the people,
now burdened with depression and
uneaSiness.
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Mr. Monnipr, the enterprsing Jew
eller on market street has invented
and put in operation. in his store, a
burglar alarm that will prevent the
oDeniug Of either window or door
without putting it in motion, and
causing it to make sufficient noise
to awake the inmates. of the house.
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1t has been many . winter since
game was 60 scarce IN our market.
Whether it be caused by the hun
tiers shipping all their game to the
New Orleans market, or for some
other reason, We do not know, but
no game is seen in this town, excep
ting q few robins, occasionally, and
those are sold at exorbitant prices
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafnurch-. Goth District
Court.
Eqlantine MsbOdauu rs WellingtOR
Hebert.

This case having been regularly fixed f'r
trial and taken up and tried and the law and
evidence being III favor Of plaintiff anu
against defendant.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and de-
cree! that plaintiff Byzantine ThibOdaux
wife of Wellington Hebert dO have ind .'Dent
decreein. her to bt separate in property ffOM
her said husband aud .issOi,ing the s.OlnInu-
nifty u; acyurt> ami gains heretofore existing
betwecl tncIn, and she is hereby empowered
to resume again control Ut her separate and
pa,a.,ilernat property independent OF her
sala husband
1t is further ordered. atju,lsed and de-
creed that the plaintiff Byzantine Th:bOdaux
Ito have Judgment AZ; n>t and recover OF
her husband Wellington liebert the sum Of
Two III ,usan,l Unc hundred aud twenty-five
dollars, with legal interest un the sum Of
One Thousand dollars lrOan the l4th of March
$50 an.t il like interest Oh the sum ut Elev0A
Hundred and twenty ii We dollars from March
1Iii. Is. | ami costs.
1t is further ordered. a.iilSlsed AMI decreel
that the privilege AMI ..,"rtgaSe accorded
by law i'll favor "t married wNIsen bh recOg-
nized us v;tiil hiutlin. aud executing ON all
the property III het said husband for the re-
endorsement vt said judgement III principal
interest and cost, b.. privilege AMI preier
ence.
Thus done read and sigoeI in open Court
this io:h day OF February A. ID. 1885.
iSi.nr"tl TAYLOR battle,
Juusc .Oth district.
Filed + ,bruary 10th. 1850.
j. W KNODLOCH,
by Clerk.
true copy.
(~> Test Clerks Office, Parish Of La
LIS. fourche, March 2ud, 1885.
~ j. W. KNOBLOCH,
10y Clerk OF said Court
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The water in the Lafourche
stands at Is feet an d falling. This
is about 4 feet below danger line.
The stream that flows through
the Ba-rilleaux crevasse is very
small and will probably stop in q
few days.
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The Excursion to New Orleans,
given by Protector Fire Co. No. 2
on March 3rd. WAS we'll spatronized
and afforded a cheap opportunity
for many persons to visit the great
Exposition:
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The Ford gang, in New Orleans,
succeeded at last in getting a fair
trial. Two will hang aud the 9th
.er three will shortly be mustered
into Col. james, service, and taught
to build levets.
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District Court opened OH Monday.
Judge KnobIoch presiding But lit
tie business was effected, court sit
ting but two or three days during
the week.
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Rain again tell on Wednesday, so
a. TO stop all field work. When the
Spring or Summer will appear is
the question that is now agitating
the minds of the agricultural popu
lation of lower Louisiana.
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A OFLOUISIANA.
STATE OFLOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
of LafOmrche.
Mrs. AMgwsfe Seem as. Her Cfedi.
tors, No. 2O4O.
To oil those arh0m these presents mag

TO 0H those Wh0M These PTeseNtS nag
concern
Take notice b in pursuance Of An or
der of said Court granted ON the 24th day Of
February, 1885, Il meeting Of the creditors ef
on Tuesday the Nth day Of April, 1885, con-
mcnring AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ. before Louis
Philip Caillouet, Notary Public. 1t his Office
in the Town Of Thibodaux, for the purpose %
taking INTO consideration the petition Of tho
said insOlvent. appoin ment OF q syndic g..
and that in the meanwhile all proceedings
be stayed aga:n~: the PEI son and property q
the said in>0lvent. @ @
BY order Of said Court. -e@
<~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. Of the seal Of said Court this TIE
(~I 23rd day "f February A D. 1885.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Dy Clerk Of said COufAs
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Plant and Stnbtlr cane are re
ported excellent from all points. A
few days of warm weather would
bring it out Of the ground. There
is every Indication Of u good stand
appearing.
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E Marshall Picard has opened y
Skating Rink. for the colored peO
pie, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
where he will hp pleased to receive
the patronage Of the public.
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HUSBANDS

NEWLY 0ARRlED HUSBANDS
Should remember that the wife Is the weak
er vessel, and provide her promptly with .
bottle Of Creole Female Tonic, II he wishes
to preserve her youth and beauty. It inva-
riablv cures weakness, nervous proseEafion,
irregularities, and al female complaints.
Roehk fleetwood, Donceeeau d BourGeoi&
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SIBERIAN VS.. JEFF. DAVIS.

Had Gen. Sherman been discreet enough
70 have given JET. Davis q rest until he had
digested . bottle Of Marsden's Pectoral
Balm, he miebt possibly have tackled the
veteran martyr OF the Lost Cause success
fully. Marsden's Balm is the only infalli-
BILE cure for coughs and colds. For sale by
Roth & Fleetwood, D0ncereau & Bourgeois
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The Assumption is the only
steamboat that uavigates the La
.fourche, at present, from New o.
leans.
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Laborers are abundant, anxious
to work, and ready to push agricul
tural interest right along. They
see that only good crops will en-
able land owners to pay them remu
nerative wages. .
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We have been informed that the
Young Mems B~enevoIe91 Associa
ton of Lafourche, will celebrate
their anniversary this year By Civ
ing an excursion to New Orleans.
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Remember that John w. Tcotter,
cooper, tin and sheet-iron worker,
keeps constantly on hand q full
line of cook and heating stoves OF
the best make.
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MI. Robert Glover. formerly EN-
ployed by Major 8. T.. Grisamore,
has opened u tinshop, on Market
street, corner st. Louis, under the
Franklin hotel.
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BAYOU LAFOURCHE.

close now much deposit has been
formed daring the present winter
especially below the Barrilleaux
crevasse. THIS break may now b-
reasonably considered the mouth of
the st'e"m. Deposits, below that
pOlnt, are so great, that the water
OF All ordinary rise will bring
1t Oh a level with the top of the soil
On the river and will dam ~, the Ba
80" to s"cll All extent, us to cause
b eak~ somewhere above the pres
. It one.
Even breaks that may occur low
er down vii! have but little effect,
BECAUSE they would not increase
the capacity of outlet above them.
The water would he held back IN
til che Ievees would yiel! to the
pressure.
Ten Years ago the levees were
giving away to the pressure OF Wa
ter below Lockport when there
n two or three feet in from: of
Thibodaux, below high water mark.
Ii 1884 and 1885 the water was
comparatively as high in Thibo
da"x as i! was in Lockport and the
stream was fall far above. The
levees gave away in several places
in Assumption.
HencrfOr wa,d, we may antici
pate disaster anywhere below Ma
poleOnvi'Ie as readily rs it may be
expected farther down the stream.
This change bias been gradually pro
crossing for 20 years. From 1865
to 1870 the trOu bles we're all far
down the Bayou. Year by year
the deposits have been coming up
stream until now they are percep
tibIe from this town to all points
below.
Year by year they will move up
ward.
Then the Levers above here, in
Assumption, will he found too weak
to stand the pressure aud they will
have to stand the greater part OF
the disaster.
Our conclusions may d. cOnsid
cred un~warranted, but n thing is
very sure, that the question is a
very serious one aud should be tho
roughly investigated by the people
whose interests are 50 vitality effect
ed.
Bayou Lafourche should be clos
ell at DonaldsOnville. We are we'd
ded to no particular theory on that
point. IT the object could be secur
ed by placing locks in the entrance
Of the Bayou, through which coal,
and boats with other products coula
pass in or out, that would be salts
factory. 1t matters not how tue
danger Of inundation could be eva
ded. 80 that would be done, and
| be done effectually.
Were this done, the amount Of
expense, toll, and care bestowed up
GU our levees would amount to five
times the difference of any cost of
transportation that might be placed
upon merchandise coming and pro
ducts going.
Ten to twenty-five per cent of
the arabic land of this Parish is
overlooked year after year. Thou
sands of dollars + expended, in
making and repairing l~evees, aud
thoueands of days and nights are
passed in anxious watching upon
them during high water, all of
which would be stopped by the
closing or locking of the Bayou at
DonaldsOuville.
NEWLY HARRIED HUSBANDS
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LOCAL NEWS

The School Board will meet this
evening at 5 O'Clock.
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A. Riggs 4 Bro, Cister IN Makers
PAT Delord street ; N. o. Send for
price list.
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FOR SALE.

A portable engine, OF about ton horse.pow
or, on skids. Apply to
BADEAUX& GROR,
Labadieville p. q. La
DAN - Am
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NOTICE..

Thibodaux, Parish Of Lafourche, La,
March 4th, 1885.
This is TO certify that I Am about to Happily.
TO the Board of Pardons for . pardon.
DENNIS VANHORN.
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An enterprising, Reliable House.

Jos. F. Chretien can always be relied
upon. not only to carry in stock the
best Of everything, but to ecure the
Agency for such u, ticIes rs have we'll
known merit. aud are popular with the
people. thereby sustaining the reputa
ton Of being always rnterprising. and
ever reliable. Having secured the
New Discovel! skor Consumption. will
sell it on a positive guarantee. 1t will
surely cure any aud Every affection OF
Throat, Lungs. and Chest, and to show
our confidence. we invite you to call
aud get II trial Bottle Free.
The steamer CO.. Hooker, it is re
ported, will take the place OF the
steamer B. LatoMrche, during the
high water season, making trips
between ThibOdaux aud the Cut
Oh and rice rersa, aud the B. La
JOurche will resume its trips, be
tween those pO.nts, during che low
water seas H..
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OS~* &WAUUVNNA %EUk1IltkJ
SATURDAY, MARCH Z. 1885
LOCAL NEWS
The School Board will meet this
evening at 5 O'Clock.
The Assumption is the only
steamboat that uavigates the La
.fourche, at present, from New Or
leans.
District Court opened OH Monday.
Judge KnobIoch presiding But lit
tie business was effected, court sit
ting but two 0 three days during
the week.
The Ford gang, in New Orleans,
succeeded at last in getting a fair
trial. Two will hang aud the 9th
.er three will shortly be mustered
into Col. James, service, and taught
to build levrts.
--~
Plant and stumble cane are re
ported excellent from all points. A
few days III warm weather would
bring it out Of the ground. There
is every Indication Of a good stand
appearing.
The Excursion to New Orleans,
given rs Protector Fire Co. No. 2
on March 3rd. WAS we'll patronized
and afforded a cheap opportunity
for many persons to visit the great
Exposition:
Rain again tell on Wednesday, 50
a. TO stop all field work When the
Spring or Summer will appear is
the question that is now agitatine
the minds of the agricultural popu
lation of lower Louisiana.
Marshall Ricard has opened q
Skating Rink. for the colored pee
pie, at the Odd Fellows Hall
where he will t~ pleased to receive
the patronage Of the public.
Mr. Monnipr, the enterprsing Jew
eller on market street has invented
and put in operation. in his store, 6
burglar alarm that will prevent the
opening Of either window or door
without putting it in motion, and
causing it to make sufficient noise
to awake the inmates. of the house
The water in the LafOurche
stands at Is feet an d: falling. This
is about 4 feet below danger line.
The stream that flows through
the Ba-rilIeaux crevasse is very
small and will probably stop in
few days.
SIBERIAN VS.. JEFF. DAVIS.
Had Gen. Sherman been discreet enough
% have given JEFF. Davis q rest until he had
digested . bottle Of Marsden's Pectoral
Balm, he miebt possibly have tackled the
veteran martyr Of the Lost Cause success.
fully. Marsden's Balm is the only infalli.
BILE cure for coughs and colds. For sale by
Roth & Fleetwood, Doncereau & Bourgeois
The sons. of our worthy friend
MI. L. G. Aubert, have fitted up q
broom factory, on Main st. between
jackson and st. Philip Sts., where
they are ready to 6ll'out orders, fo'
any quantity of brooms, on short
police aud at prices which defy
competition.
Laborers are abundant, anxious
to work, aud ready to push agricu'
tural interest right along. They
nee that only good crops will er
able land owners to pay them RENT
~nnroAiCo U.aQQA.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

places of Tennessee with energetic,
thrifty farmers from the Northwest.
He has given the matter much time
and study for several years past, and
since he has been actively engaged as
Assistant Commissioner has d emon
strated his ability to work out the
plans he conceives. If permitted to
carry out the plans he has now under
consideration, greatly beneficial re-
suits will accrue to the State in gen.
eral, and to that portion in particular
over which he has supervision. The
Commissioner OF Agriculture, Maj.
A. j. McWhiter, could not do a bet
ter thing than enlarge Col. Gates
territory to the uttermost limits of
the State, but if this be inpracticable
we hope that at least Warren and
White counties may be added it it.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05
Judge M. D, smaIlman.

The following is the proceedings of
the Smithville Bar, which met Thurs
day night, Nov. 10, 1885:
WHEREAS, N. w. Mcconnell, the
present Judge Of our circuit, after
holding court two days, and being
necessarily called away, ordered an
election held for special Judge, which
resulted in the election of NJ. ID.
Smallman by unanimous vote of
the bar.
WHEREAS, The intimate relations
necessarily existing between Judge
and attorney render it proper that we
should express our approval Or disap-
proval of him as Judge. Therefore,
be it I'd. .. ...
ResoIced, BY the members of this
bar, that they tender to Judge
Smallman their sincere thanks for
calling the docket and disposing of
their cases ready for trial. fU
ReSoLred, That the members of this
bar tender to him their thanks for his
courteous, polite, portly and dignticd
bearing to them during court,
and especially to the young attorneys.
ReSOtued, That in Judge Smallman
we have found man amply worthy
OF the trust reposed in him; have
found him to be a man with the cour-
age to deal out fair and impartial jus
tlce to every man-to the poor as swell
as the rich a man of wonderful eX-
ecdtive ability, with reason and de
cisiOn, not rapid and vehement, but
vigorous and extremely accurate and
sustained, and man Of splendid dis
patch of business. M
ReSolced, That by permission of the
court, this be spread upon the min.
utes and that the same be published
in the Waterman and Critic.
j. S. GRIBBLE,
B. G. ADCOCK,
' JNO. b. ROBINSON,
Committee.
The foregoing is a csrect copy from
the minutes. T. w. SHIELDS,
Nov, "A, 1885. Clerk.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05
Holiday Presents!
$3.50

win get tbe SOUTHERN STANDARD one wear,
the Western PLo,cp.on three months, the
Game of the Flying Dutchman, and any one
of the following books, bv mail, postpaid:
-.
l. me ARABIAN N's"'''
no",nSon
o. Inc swiss amy i'0'''H'
f. Inc ooo'''Sn O"i'i''
D. Ihauueus Vi ais""'
o. Inc Ohilureh ol 'ne Aou.!'
= hans ANDERSEN 8 rairy i"ies
o. Inc Nic"' Vi ""Neu
" "uihVers ir"'eis'
H. I'LL Bias
IL Don ou'xote.
IL SANFORD anu merton
10 Inc Young. fores'ers'
IA. Round the world G.'.
To- SAT- water. fUr
To- Feter the "ha'er' t... .ntI
H. marx oeaworm'
To- Inc Miushipha'i' "ai'n"''uAo ''e'i'
23' Selt-heIp'
"a inc Lie OIL oe"J"nin hr"iNi'"'
20 Inc Parent ) ASSISTANT. VOC t-1
20 rive ears before Tue ""s''l |a'
~ Inc Whlte hieph"h'' HI.I la
70. Inc war llger
~ Inc won BOY IN Ohih"'
oV' Inc Tiger rr'nce,
d. Inc Lazy Oh 'ne Lake
80 Lana hookh' Ir...r rr. uui.
90 CAST up ny inc oea' - a.Er..5
81 School life or Three Years at WoIyer
ton r'sa- i. i''
90 Cloyton,s Rangers .r..,. af E
90 Ad,;oo 90 q WIFI ..f.....I.. 81.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

A MOVEMENT is on foot in New
York City to make prohibition raid
on the South this winter with num-
Der of speakers and lecturers of ma
tional reputation, both male and fe-
male. The plan is to have 1900 pro-
hibition lectures Acknowledgements
the South, and the money is now be-
ing raised to defray the expenses of
the speakers.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

If President Cleveland is in any
danger it is from some cranky idiot
accepting the suggestions of cranky
editors.-Nashville Union.
From thenumber of suggestions the
Union has been making in the prem
ises, we presume its editor is in this
box.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

THE Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad Company have advanced
the price of iron $3.50 per ton, and
cannot fill orders fast enough to keep
up with the demand.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

"A compact selection of home and
field games for boys and girls is the
Household Game Book, mailed free
for two 2-cent stamps by d. Lothrop
& Co., Boston. The cheapest yet!
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

THE General Assembly of Virginia
met in regular biennial session at
noon Wednesday, and both branches
affected an organization.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05
Fine Turnips.

Farley Bros. of Putnam county
have some of the finest turnips that
were ever seen in this vicinity. The
weight of the largest is 10! pounds
and is "a inches in circumference,
and there are many of them from 80
to "a inches in circumference, but not
so heavy as theone mentioned above.
The seed was sown broadcast the 25th
day of July, 1885, and no extra pains
weretaken in preparing the ground
for sowing.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

ITnow. transpires thatagOod deal of
the Americans East Tennessee Demo-
cratic news and one convention
thunder has been Matched out for that
journal of marvellous party rectitude
by Republican correspondents.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05
Estray Notice.

State of Tennessee, Warren county. Ia.
ken up and posted by H. Waling, living in
the 4th civil district of said county. one
dark bay mare, with star in forehead, left
hind foot white up TO paSten joint, branded
on left shoulder and on left thigh, but can't
tell what the brands are. Said mare is II
or " years old and valued at $40.
July LIST, 1855.
The post note was not returned to the
Ranger until the 23d of November, 1885.
6. T. PURVIS, Ranger.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05
DIR. j. B. Ritchey, Agricultural Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
OUR AGENTS.
NASHVILLE AGENCY.

D. II. RAINS, No. s., Noel Block, Nash
vile, Tenn, is the authorized agent of the
STANDARD for that city, and will contract
for Advertising at our lowest cash rates.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-05

THE remains of Vice President
Hendricks were laid to rest at Indian
apolis, Ind, last Tuesday with i'm
posing funeral ceremonies. Many
people were gathered to the scene
from all parts of the country to wit
ness the last sad rites. The President
did not attend the funeral.