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GHEIAS. MACK & son

are nor il, such shape that they dety ony one OF
their competitors TO tabe the same quality goods
and m1derseU them, as tte old poverJ is, Goods
1UelL bought aTe half soJd"
Our stock of Silks and Satns is the largest aud cheapest Cash
mces Sattoon and Dress Goods complete and
prices heard of before White Dress Goods speak for
themselves Come and be convinced that we have the largest stock
Our stock of Dress Robes for Ladies beautiful and prices very
moderate
In Ladies' Gents and Circn Fine Shoes have nerstock
than carried before Come and examine and be convinced
Remember and bear in mnd it your interest,"
and examine and be convinced that We lead That do sub
sutc grade OF goods and represent being the genuine article
We have found that honest dealing aud uniform treatment is
the surcst road to success
Remember: take in exchange Eggs. Bmter Wool Dried
Apples and all kinds Of Country Produce Country Merchants
will do well by giving chance their produce. p
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There arc 81 female blaclamiths ID
England, ali Of whom actually swing.
heavy hammers and do mCu's whtU
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurche.
Succession of Fortune Ankrum No.
116S PrOb0teS.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above Court and in obedience to a commits.
sion to me dirscted in the above eutitled and
numbered succession l will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in the
town Of 1hibodaux. on Saturday, tho 18th
day of February, 1886. between the hours
of II o'clock A.. N. and 4 o'clock P. M. the
following described property, belonging to
thu above succession, to-wit
A certain fractional lot of ground situated
in this Parish of Lafourche on the right
bank of Bayou Lafourche in the Immediate vi
entity OF the town OF Thlbodaux said lot mea
surfing one Hundred and sixty three feet
front toward the West and one hundred and
ninety-twO feet toward the South, ninety
one feet toward the Last and one hundred
and ninety-two feet toward the North. boun-
ded in front or West BY a road six feet wide
reserved by Charles Dupre, South by the
half lot now or formerly belonging to Julien
Saget and East aud North by land formerly
belonging to Charles Duprt. Together with
all the buildings and improvements theI ecn.
Terms and conditions of sale: cash on the spot
in United States treasury notes, to pay de bte.
THEOPHILE THlBODAUX.
January 9th, 1856. Sheriff
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CONGRATULATORY.
February l, 1886, was the oc

February 1, 1886, WAS the oc
easiou of q most pleasing event in
the social circle. The wedding of
Miss Malvina Dupr6 to Mr.. Gus
isve F. Guet having previously
been announced to take place that
day, at II O'clock p. NJ. y large
crowd Of invited guests assembled
vt st. Jossph's Catholic church to
witness the joyous ceremony.
Presently, the bride accompanied
by her fortunate lover and u host
OF we'll wishing friends arrived at
the church, and mingling with tue
assembIage that was already pres
ent, filling the church to its utmost
capacity. The necessary prepare
tions being in readiness, theRev. Fa
ther Menard performed tue sact-i
ceremony that nominally transform
cd the Miss Dupre into another
person, and rendered Mr.. Guet the
pOSsessor Of il wife whose charms ex
cited envy in many a masculine
heart.
At the conclusion of the welding,
congratulations, presents and other
manifestations expressive Of the
good wishes and love entertained
for the young couple were rendered
them by their friends, after which
they proceeded, escorted b, relatives
and a few of their friends, to La
tourche Crossing, where, after bid
ding az reeoir to cherished CUES,
they boarded the train that would
transport them to their future home
New Orleans.
Miss Dupre was and has always
been u resident of Lufourche, ant
her charming and benevoIen,
department has always won bel
friends with whOmsOever she hat
occasion to come iu contact.
The groom is i resident of New
Orleans, and is a highly accomplish
ed gentleman.
That their future life may b.
TRANQUILITY, amiably, devOtedly ATT
prOsperOusIy passed are the bes
wishes OF A FRIEND.
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FOR SALE

The square of ground situated in the town
of Thibodcaux. bounded by jackson. st.
Mary and Harrison streets and the Railroad
Alley to be subdirided into lots to suit pur-
chasers.
The Eugenia Plantation, situated in the
Parish of Lafourche. at forty miles below the
town of Thibodeanx measuring seven and a
half arpents front along the left bank of the
Bayou Laiourche by forty arpents in depth
between parallel lines containing 300 arpents
of which 80 arpents are subject to ~cultlva.
ton.
Together with large dwelling house, three
small houses. stable and other out houses.
Also four other tracts of lands.in the rear,
on the Bayou L'Ours containing about 4+O
acres of which one halt is composed OF high
Live Oak ridge lands subject to cultivation.
Another tract of land situated in the Parish
of Latourche at tort y-six miles below the
town OF Thibodeaux measuring ten and a halt
arpents front along the right bank OF the Ba-
you Lafourche by rorty arpents in depth,
bounded above by lands OF J Is. Cheraiui and
below by lands of estate of Lncien Guedry.
This tract contains four hundred and TWEEN
ty arpents in surerticies mostly high and
above overflow the levee being only eight in
ches in height and more than sufficient to pro
tect it from the highest water of The Bayou
| Lafourche.
For liberal terms and particulars. apply to
p. A. THIBODEACX,
I~hibOdeaux, La.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
OF LafOurche.
Succession Of John B. Pittman, No.
-1174 PrObdtes.

Pursuant to an order ard decree of the
above Court aud in obedience to a commits
sion to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered succession l will Offer for sale at
public auction pursuant tulaw to the last and
highest bidder on The premises on the Oak
Grove plantation situated in this parish, lett
bank of Bayou Laiourrhe at about ten miles
below the town of Thibodaux, on Saturday
the 18th. day of February, 1885. bet ween
the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. the following movable property belong
ing to the above succession to-wit
I cows. 8 mules, | poney. | horse, l OK, ,
bulls old carts. | lot of harness, | mare, 3
ploughs, ] spring wagon. l bagasse cart. 3
wagons. | lot Of old wheels, ) t~reshers, . En-
giles, | lot of house furniture, | lot OF copper
pipes. &c, &c.
Terms aud conditions of sale cash on the
spot i'll United States treasury notes.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX
Sheriff
January Both. 1885.
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THE EYE.

1t is simply wonderful, the repu
tation Hawes' spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States they are known
from the Atlantic ~ the Pacific, and
the reputation is built upon real
merit. Testimonials from the most
eminent men of the country are
given who have had their sight i'm
proved by their use.
All eyes fitted by j. I. Thibo
deaux, druggist, Thibodaux, La,
every pair warranted.
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Married, Oh Wednesday Februa
~ 3 1886, ut the residence Of the
brides mother, on jackson street,
Thibodaux La, Mr.. w. L. Ellis of
Ascension Parish, and Miss Malyi
Ia Belle Tompkins.
The marriage ceremony was per
formed 10y the Rev. j.. T. Glrault,
rector of St. Anne's Church in New
Orleans who is a near relative of
the fair bride.
The newly united couple left on
the same day for New Orleans
whence they proceeded to their fu
ture home near Donaldsouville.
The SENTINEL wishes them hap
piness, prosperity. aud "a full share
OF the pleasures allotted to human
ty, aud that their future may be
Que of JOY and gladness.
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Notice.

Parish of Lafourche, January Both. 1886.
The Agricultural Partnership of Himel
u Dionue heretofore existing composed of
the undersigned Lovingly Himel and George
Dionnr. concerning Enterprise Plantation
is from this date BY mut ual consent dissolved,
and George Dionre having acquired the
share of Lovipcy Hinel in said Plantation
will settle all claims against said Partner
ship concerning said Plantation and he the
said Dionne is entitled to the right OF collect
ing any claim or claims which may be due
said Partnership concerning said Plantation.
L. HIMEL,
I'M. 1856. GEORGE DIONNE,
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Major G. Lagarde, who has pur
chased the Leighton Plantation:
will remove his family there in a
short time.
Mrs. r. L. Pugh, has removed to
Thibodaux, giving up the home in
which she has resided the greater
part of her life.
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We regret to learn that the su
gar house Of Mr.. B.. A. Johnson,
about two miles below Raceland
was destroyed by fire, gu last Toes
day night. There was a portion Of
the crop consumed but chow much
we have 10 definite information.
This is a sad misfortune to the
venerable old man, and he will re-
ceive the sympathy ofhis friends in
the loss that he is suddenly made
to sustain.
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Rev. Bishop John Gallaher of
the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana
will visit St. Johns Church ia Thib
odaux, on Sunday, February u,
1856.
He will have services and preach
at IL O'clock A. NJ. aud d o'clock
p. Al.
After the morning service the
Bishop will confirm a class of appli
cants for confirmation.
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To all those achom these presents ma,

To all those 'chom these presents may
concern :
Please take notice. That in pursuance of
an order of said Court, granted on the 3rd
February. 1886, a meeting of the creditors of
the said insolvent will take place before
Emile E. Leblanc, clerk of said Court of the
Parish Of Lafourche on the 18th day of March
1886, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of taking the affairs OF the said IN
solvent into consideration the appointment
of syndic. &c. and that in the meantime all
proceedings against the person and property
Of the said insolvent, Etienne Rousseau, be
stayed.
In testimony whereof.
(~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. I of the seal of my office. at Thibodaux
<~~)this 9Th dayof Fsbruary 1886.
lSigued1 J. w. KSOBLOCH.
D,y Clerk OF said Court.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
isil of Latuurche.
Leo n. Aucoin Us His Creditors.
No. PIG.
To all rhom these presents may con

c[fI
GREETING That in pursuance of al .order
III s,id Court granted on iii" 2end day OF
January, 1886. accession of the property OF
the SAID inSolvent was made to lns creditors,
and that a meeting OF the said c,editoIs will
take place before Louis Philip Caillouet. No
tary fnbli- OF SAID Parish, ut h $ office IN the
t VII of Ihiroiaux. on the 18th day OF March
iSSo. trgiuning at 10 o'clock A VI for the pur
pose al takiii. the atftir~ OF the said in>ol-
vent into consideration. the appointment of
ssi"iie &c. and that III the inealtine all
proceedings against tn person and proper
~ OF til" said Leo y, Aucnin he stayed.
IN testimony whereof.
~ Witness my hand and thu. impress
Is: If my seal of "tlce ut Thib3daux
(~~) this 18th day OF January. "A. ID. 1886.
} W. kNDHLuCF,
D'y Clerk of SAID Court.
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For Sale.

N OTIS To SUIT PURCHASERS.
10 900 seasoned. three-foot boards, in fine
order. at 50. 90 per thous and.
200 yard palipgs. sawed, very cheap.
One cypress skiff, with oars, rndder etc.. in
good condition, at s.. 100.
One two-horSe rockaway, six seated. in
fine order. cheap
One Jersey wagon, four seated, in fine Or
der, cheap.
Apply to JOHN H. PUGH,
on David Pugh's plantation
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The Morgan railroad have been
selling tickets to New Orleans aud
back, for half fare, siuce February
l, aud will Continue to 10 so until
February 10. Tickets good for 10
days.
1t the Morgan railroad officers
would publish proposed reductions
a little earlier, it might do some
good. AS it is, by the time people
in the interior hear of it., the
time is passed away.
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The way the young men out on
the Mississippi River come over to
Thibodaux to take unto themselves
wives speaks well for the Thibo
daux girls, and seems to look bad
for those On the river, although we
woald not say so for anything in
the wide. wide world.
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A MIDNIGHT ASSAULT.
The Notorious Band Of Thieves again ut
w0rk-They receive Il warm Reception
they are not likely to forget.

Lower LafOurche Feb. 4tll, 1886.
Mr.. Editor.-For the past week,
our parish, so peaceful till then,
has been suddenly invaded by an
organ zed band of thieves. SO tal
their operations had been highly sue
cesstul and they succeeded in carry
ing away Il considerable amount of
booty. 1t had been rumored that
they were to make their appa,itlon
IN this nelghborhood last night.
Everything was in readiness TO,
their reception: This morning at
Que o'c'ock they selected as the scene
OF their operations The residence of
DR.. VIM. Harans and brother. Bat
these gentlemen bein. thoroughly
prepared for the occasion proved 10
be more than game iur the robbers,
who fed III hot haste followed h,
four Intellectual shots. Owing to
the utter darkness of the night
they seem to have escaped unin
jnred. They are again at large and
will probably be heard from ere
Icing. A CITIZEN.
On last "Wednesday night a wed
ding came off Oh S. Jamison's plan
t%ation, about three miles above
Thibodaux Of a colored couple.
As the ceremony was being per
formed the light was suddenly ex
tinguiShed and the groom named
James Batpiste was fatally stabbed
several times by negress 10y
the name of kesiah Collins who
escaped, it is sand, on the steamer
Alice Leblanc, that Was passing
10y the plantation.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Latourche.
Leuis Moore rs HIS Creditors No.
ol35.
To all those ach0m these presents maau

To ut t00oc W"oH tHCoc PTt5cHts 0uty
concern j.:
Please take notice: That in pursuance of an
ordtr OF said Court granted the day OF
Ja,ua Y. 1886. a meeting of the creditors Of
tue said ins"lvrnt Will take place before
Louis Philip CaiIlouet, Notary Public oi said
Parish at his Office in the town OF Thibudaux
for the purpose of fixing terms and coldiuons
of the sale of the property of the said insol-
vent ten days after the Insertion of the first
publ. alton of this notice. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
OH said day.
In testimony whereof.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
las. of the seal OF my office. ut Ibihodaux
~ Parish aud State aforesaid this 18th
day OF January, 1886.
J. W. KNOBLOCH,
D'y Clerk of said CourS
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The rainfall in Thib0daux in Jan
uary 1886 was 7.04 inches i'll 1885
il was 7.51 inches.
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ID. Bienvenup. Jr. ID. ID. G.. D..
will institute a lodge Of Knights
of Honor in Thibodaux on next
Wednesday evening, February 10.
Several of the grand officers and
visiting Knights will be in attend
ance.
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+. Brand & Co. who succeeded
Brand & Lpgpndrp in the dry goods
business. have Just received a large
and carefully selected lot Of mer
chandise suited TO the spring trade.
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The new Town Building has a
beautiful slate roof on it, and the
building has received a painting
of green in Alceste Bourgeois best
style.
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Remember to night is the time
to see "Only a Farmers Daughter"
of Firemen's Hall. 1t is highly en-
dorspd by the press, wherever it
has been played.
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Fire caught in the railroad depot
on Monday night, abOnt midnight.
which was pxtingniShed nv the su
perhuman pXertionS of Mr.. Wilson.
who vas on duty at the time.
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The District Court has been in
session this week. but not much
business is brought before it.
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Inspector of district No. 9 closed
rice t1ume of Lagarde Guidry found
to be in a dangerous condition.
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We have received a poem signed
BY "Essle.1 bnt owing to the late
hour at which it arrived and the
lack of space WI are compelled to
defer publishing until next issue.
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Reports from the public schools
now open in LatOurche Indicate a
better attendance. than usual at this
time OF the year.
The attendance should he good
all the time.
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LOCAL NEWS

A Circulating Library has been
established in Thib ,duuX of which
MIR. j. 7. ThtbodeAux is librarian.
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The mercury dropped down to %
degrees on Wednesday night and
froze ice in abundance, to greet the
eyes eff the early riSerS.
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Tibocsux, January 23rd, 1896.
Notice 10 hereby given to the license pay
or. of this parish that | AIN now prepared TO
collect licenses tor 1885.
Those wishing to avoid costs are requested
10 call at my ofioe before March 3lst.
Z. Z. LORIO.
It. Deputy Tax Collector,
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Largechunks of floating ice have
been seen in the Bayou Lafourche
this winter,
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Married. at Th;hodanx, Feb. All.
at the residence of Mr. Martin Wpr
ling, by Rev. DR.. G.. NJ. Atkinson.
Mr.. John Applehanse and Miss Al
ice Among. No Cards.
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There will hp q meeting of the 20
lice jury on Tuesday February 9
inst.
All pprsonshaving claims against
the parish shou|d present them,
duly authenticated, tor settlement.
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DAVID BRYAN PUGH.

Of the evening were covering the
earth, The spirit of David Bryan
Pueh passed away to its future
home, in that realm whence none
returns. Surrounded by his wife,
the companion of his life for nearly
a third of century, and his chill
dren who had grown up under his
care and devotion, quietly and gen
tly. the curtain that divides the real
from the unknown, was lifted and
his freed spirit passed away forcv-
er.
The deceased was a native of the
Parish of Assumption, in which he
remained until the days of his boy
hood and youth had developed i'll
to manhood when he chose The Par
ish of Latourche for his home. and
in which he has since resided.
AS d citizen, he vas obe!ient to
law ; as "a neighbor, friendly and
indulgent ; as a friend, kino and
faithful.
To his family he was devoted, af
tectlonate and obliging.
Firm in his convictions, be did
not attempt to force his views up
on others. Qniet and unobstrusive
in manners he won the friendship
of those with whom he came in con
tac., and was ever sociabie and
generous in his intercourse with
his fellow men.
The writer remembers we'll, al
though a generation has passed
away, when he first met the deceas
ed, shortly after his return from a
visit to the Old World, and the cor
dial greeting he received.
Friend after friend passes away.
AS the leaves Of the forest fall be
fore the Winters blasts so do mems
lives yield to the weight of the
iufrmilies of age.
When the mind attempts to re
call the many friendly hands that
gave US a cordial grasp when we
came, a stranger here, how many,
oh /! how many, are laid away in
the silent tomb!
The deceased was aged So years,
a member Of the Episcopal church
and :or mauy years was a member
of the Vestry st. johns church
in Thibodaux, near which, in the
cemetery, his RENAME will repose
until called in the resurrection OF
the dead, TO that mansion that AL
All Wise God has prepared fol
those who love, worship and obey
him.
1t ls worth remembering that ne
body enjoys the incest surround
ings if il bad health. There ar.
miserable people about to-day will
one foot in the grave. to whom
bottle of Parkers Tonic would d,
more good than all the doctors ant
medicines they have eve used.
We had the pleasure of a Cal
, the other day from Mr.. North, tn
, father of Mr.. f. 3. North of Laure
Valley Plantation.
Mr.. North aud wife reside in Ia
sas City and propose to remain
here the rest of the winter.
We trust their visit may be
pleasant and agreeable one.
; The numerous friends of Mis-
Hecla Dalferes will be pleased
:. hear that on January 18th, 1884,
she was married TO Mr.. w. 1
!. Hicks, at Annunciation church, i
New Orleans, by the Rev. Fathe
Lefevre.
a The bride, one of Assumption
noble daughters, is "a fair represel
: tative OF the many qualities des
o rable to form an amiable wife, an
~. ~
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Call at Danserran & Ronrgeois'Drng
Store for Creole Female Tonic woman
best friend.