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the town Of T~hibOdxux. measuring three ar
pents moro or less front on Ia YOU L-afpurch.
by forty arpenfs in depth. bounded above ~
lands of Henry Trrgle and below by lands a.
Charles Brown ct ais, together with all build.
ings and improvements thereon.
= Another tract OF land also situat ted In
said parish of LatOurche. ami the right bank of
bayou I.af"urrhe. at about five miles above
the town ct lhibUlaux. and at about a quar-.
ter ut u mile above the land first d-scribed
measuring one hundred and three feet front
on bayou Lrfourche by forty arpents in denth
pounded above 10y lands or Mrs. CLas. Por.
title aud below by those of Numa Schexnav.
der. together with all the iiu provements. an
the following terms and condiii"us, "a. wit:
One- third OF the pric of adjudication 70 h.
paid cash aud the balance of said price "a he
paid by equal halves in one and two YEAR.
] he credit 1nsfalmcnts to he represepfea bv
notes cf The purchaser. to his own order AMI
by him endorsed in blank, divided into con.
pons To suiI the share and interest of each CO.
proprietor said notes u bear eight Der cent
per annnm interest from the date of sale and
to he secured by special mortgage and ven.
doris lien and privilege on the property sold
under the pact de non aiieu,io and the said
mortgage lien and privilege to secure also ten
per cent. attorneys fees, which the purchaser
shall assume t" pay in eise ut suit to recover
amount due on any of said notes, and the
said sale t" lie made On the express condition
that the purchaser shall. over and above hi.
bid. assume so much at the Citizens Bank
mortgage TO secure forty share, OF 500 each
of the capital stock al said bank. a, .tfcr,.
one aipent iro : i,y f,rty ~ depth of ths
tract al three arpenis trent first above de-
scribed. Act oi partition l"i"rc rboruas A
Badeaux. notary pablo. Of SAID parish.
lHEOPHlLL ~1hIBDDAUX,
Ma'ch ~, 1888. Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court. Par.
i>h OF LafOnrche.
Succession IF Jos~ph p. Daatin.
No. 1243, Prcbates.

pursuant f0 an Or'Ier and decree of tLs
above court and in ot.tlit nee to "A commits.
sion to he directed in the above ent tiled ard
numbered Succession. 1 will offer for sale M
pnhlic auction. pursuant - law. to the Last
and highest bidder, ON the premises situated.
i the parish of Lai"urcnr, ON the ri.b banI
Of bayou lafOurche. 1T about three uiles be.
low the town OF Tlilmianx, on
SATURDAY,. MAk ~, 1888.
between the hours of II o'clock u. IN. and y.
o'clock = ~. the following described proper.
ty, I've .OngIn. IL the said .uccessions. to-rit .
A certain tract of lard situated in this Mar.
ish. IN the right bank OF bayou Latourcbr. Mt
about three miles below the town of Thiho.
daux. measuring two AZ prits in front by forty
al pents in depth. bounded above by lands of
l'"urge" $ ami 10 low by those Of
LpcI II Gnifroz. Together. with all the build.
I1gs aud mp movements THEREON.
MOveat'Ie>-U One cav one Nurse. one he'd
and two wooden rocking chairs.
All The aheve property was acquired dur
ing the marriage between Joseph Dantin and
his first wife. Alice. Leblanc, and conseuuent.
y belongs to the first community.
Second Connmnnify-A certain tract Of land
situated IN thus parish, u. the right hank Of
bayou Laiourcie. at about three miles below
The town OF Ihibodanx measuring one arI,en,
'front.' Oy lor'V .arpcnts IN de III, bounded
above by lands OF the late Felix Bers-rou
and below = lan,is of Joseph T.. Dantiu.
Together with all the bu ldipgs and I'M.
prev. mel is ih-I, M. two .uws, one calf. two
horses, fifty barrels com. about four barrels
rough rice, me old buggy and harnes.. one
cart, cart saddle and biIicling, two plows,
one hoe. shovel spade. one lnreau, two rock.
ing chains. ono rxtr' sim table and one safe.
Terms and Conditions of ii le-C..sh on the
spot III L. ;. treasury Notes tn paw debts.
THEOPHILE THlBODAUX.
~, -, ,a sheriff
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Sixth. Another tact Of land adjoining the
ono last described, and containing about for
ty acres. ard being Lot No. 4. Section ITO,
Township IA, south range Is east.
Seventh. Another tract of land containing
about forty acres, and being the western Por-
ton Of lots = and + of section ITO. Township
IA. south range IL east.
2. A certain tract of iand with all the
building thereon and appurteDances thereun-
to belonging. situated in the same parish Of
LafOurche. on the left bauk of bayou La
fOurche. at about three miles north Of the
o OF IhibodauN. being lots 5. 3 ard : OF
fractional section III. township "a. south
range 10 east of the = f. distI let of | Ouisiana
according to a plan ot surrey of said land
boundary lines. agreed on ii Il established
bet. B.. M"rvant aud y. DeEsana. le S. thirty
seven feet on the western boundary. given
Tor a Tnhtlc road. and twenty III feet on an
lrrog, Ilr course and distance. eO.d by j. Is
MolvaLt to III OInas Eibl, by an act under
praiNte signature. dated November -. lS43,
nuly scknow lr'lgrd and record. ii on ID. Gem
Der 8. 1913 c"utai"ing about one hundred
AMI seventeen acres
s. A certain tract of land known as the
irusie-tieid tract. situated in the same par
lsh of Iatourch". on the lett bank of bayou
LalCurche. commencing at sixty ar
penis from bayou La,ourche, having "a front
OF about five arpents more or less. and run
ping back to a del tn OF twenty arIents. be-
us part VI sVClIouS UT NtSt : ana %. Du1lutu
III front or towards bayou Lai, urche by
lands formerly belonging to George e.. Tay-
Tor Il Co.. above by lands OF Mrs Jos y. Nor
want ami below by n lo.rI leading from said
tayou LafouIclle TO ClIacb-y and lands be-
longing t. NJ. FOier a. Bros containing
eighty acres more ol less, together with the
buildings and appnitcnauces ti-r-untu be-
longing, save and except certain exceptions
anu reservations. the pal les referring t. The
stlpulaiion> contained in the contract OF sale
Oy Enoch Dunn and Burrell James to Henry
n. COulon, executed before f. r.. Leblanc,
then deputy clerk of court and ex-officio no
tary public in and tor the parish oi Laiourche
OF! the 18th day of August. 1881.
Terms and conditions Of sale-Casi, to nav
ana satisfy tn" sum of three thousand live
hundred aud eighty seven dollars and ninety
hve cents. with eight per ceut. per annum in
interest, from Jan. |, lsS6 until paid. together
with hve per cent. ON the aggregate Of the
principal and interest. as a,turnyes' fees on
saM amount. which saId amount is secured
ny an act OF mortgage, passed OH the 2sth
day ut February. 1884. before Abel Drryins,
"a no AIRY OF the city Of New Orleans.
1~HEUpHlLE TuIBODAUX,
March Il, 1883. sheriff,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court. Par.
isl of Luourchr.
Meyer We'll rs N. Foret ct ais. No.
2343.

Take n ice that actin. under Nm order OF
SEIZURE ana sale 'rana,in. from the above
entItle'i Court III IL" ah,,,. entitled and nun.
0e,td ease | have So T. II and will offer for
sale ut public auction. pursuant to law, 10
me i"s' ana highest h'd,~r. ut the Court
House III tho town "i I hi ,ml.nx, on
SAlGED ~. APLIL ~. 1888,
between the hOnrs al u o'clock a. IN. aud
! O'Clock p. M. the f,Il"xi.y ,lescribed pro-
pert.y belonging tn tue = i'll defendants. VIZ:
n certain tract If l.nu ii uatcd in thi. par.
isi' and State, III the lett bank of BAYOU La
ionrche ami farming part nt the Fields tract,
composing al hal iart "f said tract lyin. be
yond and IN the rear IT The. line designated
at each point thtI col ly the letter. , and I;
GU The sketch "r plan drawn by =. A. Thiho.
deanx on the 9TH at February. 1857, aud an
hexed t"an act Ut sale before James Fshey,
notary l'ahl:r, al New dreams, on the 18th
Febrnaiy. 1871, where II Mr-. TAYLOR Beattir
sold the iaid herein ,i..cril,Sd To Edward J.
Gay ny the who'c depth IN. retu belonging,
together with All the rights. WAYS, seryitude,
lr. vi'-S-r and aavanla.e s Thereto belonging
GRIN ahywi-t aII"-rist ing. The said point
u being at nbou' IS S.-lb chains from the front
OF said tract On tie low. line, aud on The
iront side oil u turn rev ar plantation road:
and the line &c rnniin. along said turn row
on the front SIDE au,i Iorn,i, q n right angle
with the lower h,u ,.iarN, together with .
roadway "f nifty feet in wtith on the upper
line OF the said tract o. band running irom
the bayou back To- the said line ZIG Of the
land retained by kdwara }. Gay. being III.
same property acquires, By the said Edward
}. Gay on tile lab day III February iss
ir"iu Mrs. Taylor Beatt,..
Terms and c,.n,iitlun of sale. e,sI, on the
spot. !" pay aud SATISFY the s,lln Of wa fhen
SAINT -..N'I lIuniied aud rtg ,teen 81 loo dol.
lars. vi II eight per u.,l. Ia annum interest
tierr"u ir't I" Ma eli !, 1877, until paid. and
the addi'ioi'a al sum of it,., per c,n,in un the
aggregate iheieoi. principal an,l interest, ~
ATTORNEYS lees ann All costs herein. which
-aid amount III principal. interest. attorneys
ices ana all cust> Is -, u Ell hy mortgage by
act Of sa e aud mort gaze passed and executed
on the ist ,iay Of Ma'ci,. lS>3. H. fore tnale
Euxeie Leblanc. de,,uty ,i.rk al court and
cx-ofhclo notary public ~, . iii ,,arish.
THEUfNlLE rIlll;O JAUX.
March 10, 1893. Sh-,,a.
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PAY THE POLL TAX.

The collection of the poll tax has al
ways been a source of annoyance and
great difficulty. Every man processes
to believe in public education every
man growls if the public schools are
closed six months i'll the year.
Every American citizen boasts of our
Wanted system of public education,
and stands ready to amnihiiate the
first man who dares utter a deprecato-
ry word against this great institution.
Yet, for all that. the average citizen
has a poor way of testifying his devo-
ton TO the sacred cause of education
when II comes to give material aid.
From time immemorial the poll tax
has been devoted in this State to pu-
bic schools, and. as far back as IL
memory extends. the collection thereof
has been very Unsatisfactory. None
ever pays it but property, taxpayers,
whose property stands responsible for
it as we'll as their other taxes. These
already contribute their share of
school taxes i'll their taxes on property,
and thus contribute twice to the school
fund.
On the other hand. those who have
no property assessment, do not cOntri-
butte any thing to school funds except
the poll tax. This tax cannot he col
lected from them except with great
difficulty. Yet, they derive the same
benefit from the public schools, as their
dOubly taxed neighbors, and have
more need of these schools, as they
are without the means of sending their
children to pay schools. They should.
therefore. pay up their mite cheer
fully.
Under Il present system every dol
lar Of poll tax paid goes directly to the
school fund of the parish wherein col
lected. One dollar upon the head of
every man in a parish cen to each
individual Il small thing but when
we consider that there are from TWO to
three thousand poll tax delinqnents in
IL parish like Lafourche, we readily |
appreciate what a gap it makes in the
school fund. Let every man i'll the
parish pay faithfully his poll tax and
we guarantee that the session of the
public schools will last three or four
menths longer in the year.
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Il NEW DEPARTURE.

We have received the initial number,
with Il request to exchange, Of The Pro-
gress, a new candidate for public favors
in the journalistic field, published at
New Orleans, and edited by Mr.. l.. \.
Martinez, a well known colOred man OF
ability and integrity. The Progress is
published i'll the interest of the col0red
people and advocates the election of
the Democratic State ticket, as being
for the best interests of the people in
general.
We hail The Progress with delight,
not because it has embraced our cause
but because il furnishes evidence of the
fact that the colored citizen of Louisia-
ma is beginning to exercise indepen-
dence Of thought in political matters.
1t is time for our colored fcllow-citizen
to do his own thinking in such matters;
others have been doing it long enough
for him, to his own detriment and that
of the whole State.
We trust that The Progress will re-
ceive a liberal share Of the public pa
tonnage, it is fully worthy of it.. 1t has
a noble mission before it-tllat of edu
eating the colorcd citizens to indepen-
drnce of thought.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court. Par
i>h Of LafUnrcl,p.
Meyer Wei rs C'OulOn d: Bernard
No. 234G

lake not &c that acting under an oider Of
seizure and sale elnailating from the above
eutilleG court in the above entitled and mum.
hertd case l have >rizrd and will offer for
sale al public auction pursuant 10 law 10 the
last and highest bidder ut the courthous. in
tue low II OF TEihoIuu> on
SATURDAY. APRIL 2Ist, 1888
between the hours OF II O'Clock "a. m. and 4
o'clock y. M. the following desc. ibed prou,.rtr
be.ons'n- Otle sand defend. MS to wit:
! 4 cert ain sugar plantation known as the
ighlahh Piantatlol situated in the parish
al l.i'f"rrclrr "h TIT. lett bank OF Bayou La
lonrri { al all" III .,nr mile above the Town of
iin''"i"u> r"ntainin; about seven hundred
superficial ari"n's hohn led above in great
rart 10y ~" t"antaii,n uf James Rlliju for
imriy and to ON l.. lands oi JulnonyiILe Nor.
van' ana lands i"rnrrly belonging to q. ".
Gil,Is X Co. and - Vincent Heb. ri. 1oprther
With all the buildings thereon aud appur,en-
ans es therrnHt" IL" l",:ing IS also all engines
mae In CT! apparatus. nnu.... via on, arts. i'm
p enarsst>' Il hnshau,lry and gen eraily +v, ry ar.
iletr t'ei""sih. 10 or in an, Wis arpcrtalninp
I" sal planIailon which is c.iupu.ru OF the
follow lng irac.> of land u vii:
LIST. tract "f iaE'i of ~ e arpent front on
said Na,'u Laiuscte by tori, = pea. Is IN Jc,,ti,
a.tjnning The lands It J. hi ill.,.
mi a tract "f land a.joiu,. The fore .oiug
on The lower line aud ilavin. six arIents
nor ~ iron' oy >'NIt :bflb' mrs IN siepth.
td- Another tract ri liant adjoining the
iast dcsrril,e.t one havin nnr ana n, aIf nv.
i-nts more or les, trent by 'olty ar,ent. i'm
Ith. -An"th'.r tract Of land Ia the rear of the
ian"- 't siid Biiitu at :. .isia it = ri abuuf si>-
e.. hil,r arPeat> mole err l--. from the Aid r.
W" having ab'nt tour and u ls + Sarpests
'fs'"' u! twenty "D- arpo"ts III depth.
:ih. Another tract al land IN the rear of
the "iie last described nj n distance of II oh,v
ri en'H from the said bayou CONTAINING al,omt
10 superficial mrl~uts and being
''",np'...'i 81 The lots Nos. s and S sectiou lIO
tow h-hi.' ~ South iam:e IL kxst.
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JllE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th judicial District Court. Pa,
ISL ut %Lafnmrche.
EmIe =. Nnrrdnt ct MS rs. Jrs
VI or Fra ixte .NOrr0at.
No. 1:34l.

fnrsu'"i 7" an % .i.r and deere If the
al o,r court anu in oil. dan Ito n rou,u,,.
Hh'n 4" inr directed in the a ,ovr ., titled I'D
h"nhhf''i snt. will III. f..r s,l. n,
T'tni,r ~ in. pursuant IN law. to.th- l.~,
i; dhiehtrt bidder, ut the csui thous. IN, III.
town Of ! hiit"lamx. On
SATt kIAY. APRIL. 81. 1892.
between the '""rs al u u'clock - M. nuI 4
"cl rk p NJ tie t"il"winy described ,.,,,,rr
& .tsNwtt: 1870
"a rrt'.in tras' "f land si,natel IN the
'"f'r" ~ ' "i""t'hs. ~ he ,iglt L., lof
"sy"a ''ai'urcb', 1T about i've m.ilc~ a,.Oy,.
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SATURDAY, MARCH a, 1888
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

For Governor.
FRANCIS +. NICHOLS,
OF Orleans.
For Governor,
JAMES JEFFRIES.
Of Rapides.
For Secretary of State.
LEONARD F. MASON.
OF COncordia.
For State Treasurer,
w. G. PIPES.
Of East Feliciana.
For Auditor,
O. b. STEELE,
OF Union.
For Acknowledgement.
". H. ROGERS,
OF Orleans.
For Superintendent of Education.
JOSEPH A. BREAUX.
OF Iberia.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

l hereby announce that ! am a can
didate for the Office Of DISTRICT
JUDGE of the Twentieth Judicial Dis
trict, subject to the WILL OF THE
PEOPLE to be expressed at the polls
OF the 18th day of April, 1883.
WALTER GCION,
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PARISH DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Senator, 9th Senatorial District
+. A. O'SULLIEAN..
For Representatives,
LEONIDAS TROSCLAIR,
j. TELEMAQUE BADEAUX.
For Clerk Of District Court.
J. w. kNOBLOCH.
For Sheriff.
p. ERNEST LORIO,
For Coroner,
DIR. JOHN GAZZO,
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of DISTRICT
JUDGE of the Twentieth Judicial
District, comprised Of the parishes Of
Assumption and Lafourche, subj ct to
the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, at the
election to be held on the 18th day of
April, 1888.
ARTHUR F. KNOBLOCH.
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WARD

WARD JUS. PEACE. CONSTABLE.
/. Eugene Smith. Emile Clement.
2. T. p. Bergeron, Rich Frost.
A. {. Engerran. H. Celestin.
3. Alex NJ. FUlse, A. Matherne.
4. j. II. Hargis, Wallace Price.
5. James Berry, Am. Aucoin.
6. L. Rodriguez, L. Rodriguez.
z. j. b. Pittman, A. Falgout.
8. L. L. Falgout. c. w. Elliot.
9. A. MelahcOn, Y. BOuterie.
10. A. Cretini, Jos RemOnt.
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Warmoth is reported as having told
his audience. in his recent speech at
Minden, that he was prepared to make
the hest governor Louisiana ever had.
This beats any thing for unabashcd
a'nlacit.y. Warmoth is hardly sincere
in this pr ftssiOn =; if he is, we are sor-
~ for him. llc has made his prepara-
tiolS rather late: if he had been thus
prepared twenty years ago, he might
now have some slight chance of being
governor Il second time. Warmoth's
misfortune j. that the people will hold
him t" his record which all his siren
elopuence and honeyed phrases cannot
explain away. lie is fastened on his
W bed of fire and there must his am
hilton perish.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

l hereby myself as "A can
didate for the Office of DISTRICT AT
TORNEY of the Twentieth Judicial
District, composed of the parishes of
Assumption and Lafourche. subject to
the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, at the
election to be held on the 18th day of
April, 1883. +. AMEDEE TETE.
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Warmoth wants a ''frce ballot and
a fair count" Well, he shall have
both, although it is more than he ever
granted the Democrats when he cxer-
cised his dcSpoti~m and tyranny over
Frustrated Louisiana. But we are en-
riors to know what good Il ''free ballot
and fair count" will do him, lis he
will ''.ct left" all the same.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

To My Fellow Citizens of Assumption
and I.afOurche:
l am a Candidate for the DISTRICT
JUDGESHIP, 2OTH DISTRICT and
most respectfully solicit your support.
JOHN :. BILLIC.
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Nit. CARMEL toN,E>r.
I'll. N lao

Thii""iau., ,.a., jan. II, 1883.
Mr.. +. Conanx, u"uIma. a:
Dear SiI-l rann"t convey III adequate
language n sati~fac'"ty H., IA ut the @n, fit
havc "htaine 10y u.iry ypu. Anti 'sthmatc
Powder ani Mixfu e" For twenty ysarrI
nave suffered from that dreadful disease,
asthma, and all h"n9l. | have tIiru many
remedies. l one r.r,v-.t beneficial until I tried
yours. ! trust IN. e PEE j. no With this val
sable I"weer and mixrur. will i- ID mesns
1T 'n's"rin. oih-rs - /. We y - trial. Yours
rasicc,'ly. AsI.laI ny ". tAAxEL CoSv'f.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

The undersigned respectfully an
nounces himself to the voters Of the
parishes OF Lafourche and Assumption
as a candidate for the office of DIS
TRICT ATTORNEY of the Twentieth
Judicial District. at the coming cleo
ion, April II. 1883.
L. +. CAILLOCET.
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A. Aa.l..


In accordance with the resolution designat-
ing Opelousas as the place for the next an-
nual meeting Of the association. l hereby an
nounce TUESDAY. MAY l. 1883. "a the date
Of said meeting. The meeting promises to be
the largest ever held aud the members and
their ladies intending to attend are requested
to inform me at their earliest convenience.
LEON .JASTREMSkI.
President Louisiana Press Association.
Baton I:ouse, March Il. 1883.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

II yOu want to find out who are or
live business men, and where to 20 to
make the lest bargains, consult our
advertisin: columns.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

According to an intelligent writer. our WAYS
OF manifesting politeness have grown out OF
some strange customs pursued by primitive
man When we bow, We are simply perpetu-
atihg In modified way the customs OF our
ancestors who bumped their heads on the
ground IN order to show their respect for
u,.stIhguished visitor Shaking hands is the
attenuated remnant of friendly contest in
"h!ch each shaker in turn eudeavored 10 kiss
the hands OF the other as practiced by the
Arabs To this day. Removing the hat has
grown out Of the ancient custom of dis
penslng with eli or a large part OF the raiment
- inole oil testlfYlnI respect aud esteem
DR.. Foote's Health No1.tALl