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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-04
CITY ADVERTISING.
NoIice to Contractors.
OFFICE OF CITY ENaISEER,
FORT WORTH TEX MAY @ lsSS

FORT WORTH, TEX, May 9, lSSS.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
doing the following sewer work for the city Of
Fort worth:
Fret. For constructing outlet.
Second. For laying castiron pipe across river.
Third For laying Cincluding opening and
back filing OF trenchesl Of the following vitri-
led sewer pipe: 1910 feet "a inch pipe, 362s
feet IS inch pipe, 4426 feet Is inch pipe, $3.50 feet
Il iuch pipe, 623S feet 10 inch pipe, 3345 feet
inch piue $500 feet six inch pipe.
Fourth. For constructing nine brick mao
holes.
Bidders will state:
First. Price in full for constructing outlet
Second. Price in full for laying cast. iron
pipe across river
Third Price per linesl foot for each size OF
vitrifled ripe. 6e
Fourth. Price per vertical foot for man
holes. completes
The city of Fort Worth will furnish all the
pipe, the epatractor TO furnish ali other mate.
rial rsqHfred
No.bfd viii be consider ed unless accompanied
1yA certified check for one thousand dollars
made payable 70 the mayor of the city OF Fori
Worth, said check to be forfeited to the city OF
Fort Worth in case the bidder to whom the
contract is awarded shall fail TO enter into s
contract with the city of Fort Worth 10 perform
all of the work called for In this advertisement
within ten days after being notifit Of the
az arding OF the contract, or shall fan
to furnish good and sufficient bond in a sum
not to exceed 90 per cent. CT the estimated cost
OF the entire work, TO secure the faithful prose-
cution and completion Of all Of the work &C
cOrding to contract and specifications
Pans and specifications can be seen at this
ONCE afte May 10, sSS. Forms of proposal will
be furnished on application.
The right Is reserved to reject any or ali bids
ms right f5 also reserved to modify or change
the amount OF any part of the work here adVeT-
tised for to the extent Of 20 per cent
Chairman Sewer Committee,
W. Z. KING, City Engineer.
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Jumping Land Claims.
dependence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
HAROLD, TEX, May 81 An sftray on
the street occurred to-day between Will
ism Hager and W. d. McLeroY over the
possession Of a house in the country be-
longing 20 Hager in which McLercy had
moved and refused to give up on the
ground that it was on section of school
land which he IMcLeroy) had jumped.
This is the first blood shea over the land
jumping that is being extensively prac-
ticed here By parties who assume thst
when the original purchaser does not re-
side on the land he purchased from the
state, an actual settler has a right to
move on to it and hold it.
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Notice to Contractors,

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
FORT WORTH, TEX, May Is, 1855.
sealed propo .als will be received at this office
up to II o'clock noon Monday, June 4, 1888, for
excaysting about IA 500 cubic yards of material
from Houston, Bluff, Ma n and Rusk streets, 70
be used In embankments for bridge approaches
Bids VIII be maze at one prtce. which will
cover both eI cavations and entertainments, and
for constructing about leo cubic yards OF first
Class cement masonryand eco cubic yards OF
br-t-class dry masonry.
Each DID usust be accompanied by certified
check for s260, which wi be held TO secure
from the successful bidder The execution of
good and sufficient bond in the sum of 5000. 20
secure the faithful execution of the work &C.
cording to contract and specifications.
Plans and specifications can be seen st this
office. The right is reserved 70 reject any or
all bids. w. &. KING, City Engineer.
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gns Rerr xar.o .a.,a....

EUITER-l1hc per ..
UOTTON-S1sx,
OoFFEE-Rio, fa.r BIKE; prims l6Ilnl7e,
eaolas 17hals,; fancy la!GGi Java 26;; s4oiesa
kl0 1870; Pea Ssrry 20kc.
OHkESE-Fun cream sTins 1ih815e,
CANNED GOODS-fxiees psr oossn: piaa-
apples, bssldEt1, 2bs, q 552l Isl pesohsl,
GysnoaEd, nes 8 50; Ss s1 30; seconds. z az,
81 1851 AB & 10; efrs xoefriss, ss g 6oa1 IS !
o;aakb5srles,2 D, 81 20al IS; green CAGES s.;
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Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, A..
FcRl WORTH, TEX, May IS, 1858.
Sealed proposals Will be received asthis olfice
u to y O'Clock Monday June 4 1893 for grar.
Ing II desired Dy pro-. eEty owners, of Cherry
st eet from Belknap street north as far 8.
signed for.
Each bid must5e accompanied by certified
check fo- Sle9
Proaiesa and Specifications can be seen at tile
Office
The right is reseryed to reject any or all bids.
W.B. King, City K2sineeS.
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Admitted TO Bail.

Special to the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX, June 2-The two
pr les, Berontely and Dsnton,l srres,ed
and placed In jsil here yesterday charged
with stealing 1875 head Of horses were I'd
mitted to bail in the sum Of $3.50 each.
Their examination WAS set for June IL.
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Tho House In which Grant wa. Born

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 1.-The frame
house in which General Grant WAS born
has been aoated down the river from
Point Pheasant, OHIO, on raft and to-
day was hauled up to Race ana Canal
streets, where it is to be placed on exhi-
hilton
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Old CitIzsa Dead,

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
PAINT Rock, TEX, May 90 Mr.. D. c.
Melton, tn old, respected citizen OF this
place, DIED on the night Of the 21st inst,
after q long and protrscted sickness.
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Fun Line Fresh yeg.,sbsss,,..

You can select anything you wan. now
at the Fort Worm Grocer Co.'s in the
wsy Of vegetables, and they are exceed
ingly fae, too.
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"ssss OF Nossa Carolina slug Gut"
omeafng Tobsceo- Is cool on the topgnca
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7 rsSE uIsus ny vSruOu ocEn|
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a lSose seeking homes IN GOOD ssith noore
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70 s Rruca Ohio. 4 Noitars O-an.,n i D &c e-
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not speak professionally, speak as 6
ter-my brother, can you not bear 8
Come now, let US divide eff. Who is on
the Lords side? VINO is ready to turn
his back upon the Lsmb Of God thst
taketh away the sin Of the world?
A Roman emperor said to a Greek
architect: "You build me 8 coliseum, 5
grand coliseum, and II 1t suits me will
crown you in the presence Of Gil the peo-
pie, sud will make great day of festi-
val on your account" TIE Greek
architect did his work, did it msgnif-
Gently, planned the building, looked after
its construction. The building was done.
The day for opening arrived. In the col
iseum were the emperor and the Greek
architect. The emperor rose amid the
plsudits OF vast assembly and ssid:
"We have gathered here to-day to open
this coliseum, and TO honor the Greek
architect. 1t is great day for the Roman
empire. Let this building be prosper
out, and let honor be put upon the Greek
architect. O.. we must have festival
to-day. Bring out those Christians and
let US have them
PUT TO DEATH
at the mouth OF the lions" The Chris
tians we're put into the center of the am.
phitheatre. 1t WAS to be great celebra-
tion in their destruction. Then the lions,
hungry and three-fourths starved, were
let out from their dens in the side Of the
smphithester, ald they came forth with
mighty spring to destroy and rend the
Christians, and al the galleries shouted Z:
Huzz,, hrzzs! Long live the emperor"
Then the Greek architect arose in one OF
the galleries and shouted until in the vas:
sssemblage su heard him: 'I too am 8
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-01-14

At a meeting of Harmony Lodge
3345, Knights of Honor, held January
II, 1888, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
J. NJ. Bourg, Dictator ; F. Zernott,
Vice Dictator Leo Molaison, Assistant
Dictator ; James Cherault, Reporter;
G. Boudreaux, Financial Reporter !;
j. NJ. Guardia, Treasurer Ed. Smith
wick, Chaplain ; NJ. Werlein, Guide :;
L. c. Schneider, Guardian; F. Hoff-
man Jr., Sentinel. The trustees elect
ed are N. w. Whitehead, John Full
ford, I. Albert ; Representative to the
Grand Lodge: Lewis Guion; alter
nate, John Fulford.
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The Leap Year Ball.

Last Friday week Firemen's Hall
was the scene Of such gaiety as is sell
dom the good fortune of the writer 10
chronicle. Flowers, music and the
youth and beauty for which Thibodaux
is far-famed, were mingled in such
sweet confusion as to win the admira-
ton Of the most blase habitue of the
ballroom. The occasion was a lean
year dance given by Thibodaux's fair
est daughters, and it is needless to sav
that whatever is undertaken by the
ladies of our town is indeed "well
DONE" and the greatest praise is due
the committee of arrangements, ON
posed of the following ladies': Miss NJ.
Blnniogs, chairman; Misses Bertha
Glass, Fannie Knobloch. Mamie Roth
and Lulu Perkins.
Among those present we're Misses
Susie Harvey, Laura Lagarde. Helo;se.
Ada. Mary and Rosa Himel, Mamie
keefe, Hattie and Jennie Blum, Bertha
Hoffman, Blanche Kahn, Hariiete Bon
vcline, Clara Perkins, Edna and Enola
blanchard, Ella Continent. Mamie
knobloch, Ester and Clara Aubert.
Mary Conlan, Katie kurtz. Zenohia
and Ida Frost, Flora and Maud Lew.
Fannie Goode, Willie Smith, Hilda
Arena, Laura Tabor, Lezelna Tros-
clair, Louise Roger. Lou Hogan, Lear
Lasselgne, Anna Bourg, Mrs. Mollie
Lasselsne, Mrs. \. Mailhot, MIS-. ].
Fleetwood, Mrs. J. Daigre, Mrs. E.
Blanchard, Mrs. F. Perkins, Mrs. II.
Killing, Mrs. L. Molaison, Mrs. NJ. Hol-
Inns, Mrs. S. A. Binnings, Mrs. n. Roth.
Mrs. E. Lagarde and Messrs. Sam and
julius Blum, Fred Grunebers. Camille
Biaud, Felix Celestin, Louby Bourr.
Eddie Curtis, Joe Os.hwald. Oliver
Fleetwood, Ben Roth, Tom and L.olo
Roger, Allen Pugh, John and Frank
dohlpk1hs, Klsiltoi Laga,ue, Thee. p.
Hsrseron, Edward Blanchard, Alfred
Mallhot. Ernest Dioae, Allen and Ed.
Lawless, Eddie Hubert, Aaron Marks.
Alert Grilliott, Oscar Boura, Gilis
t'"scrs, Charlie Binnings, Albert La
sa!t!e, Willie Frost, Willie Raean.
Charlie Braud, V. Lirette. Joe FoIse.
Gabriel Gauth, Robert Dagt!en. La,
lahde, DR.. John Fleetwood, Dr.. Daigre.
Dr.. blanchard, JIM. Bourg, Leo MoIai,
soli.
We understand that as a result Of
tile ball, several engagement rings
have been ordered. Let the good
work go on.
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Money to be Made.

1t is said that dull times are rot known by
the agents for the great publishing house Of
George Stinson & Co, Of Portland. Maine.
The reason Of this exceptional success is
found in the fact that they always give the
public that which is keenly appreciated and
at prices that all can afford. At present we
understand, their agents, are doing wonder
fully well on several new lines. They need
many more agents in all parts of the country.
Those who need profitable work should apply
at oacn. Women do as well az men. Expe-
.ience is not necessary, for Mssrs. Stinson g.
Co. undertake to show all who are-willing
to work. not hard but earnestly. the path to
large success. 1t should be remembered that
an agent can do u handsome business with
ont being away from home over night.
Another advahtage-it costs nothing to give
the business a trial, and an agent can devote
all his time, or only his spare monent to it.
Stinson & Co. guarantee grand success to all
who engage and follow simple and plain di-
.%rcctions that they give. We have not space
to explain all here, but full particulars will
be sent free to those who address the firm
their full address is given above.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Goth Judicial District Court, pd
ish of LafOurche.
The Peoples Bank Of New Orleas
vs. Ellie j. and Theophile Ducos. /
10. 23o26.

Take notice that acting under an order
seizure and sale emanating from the abuv2
entitled Court in the above entitled and numI
bered case l lave seized and will offer "a
sale at public auction, pursuant to law, q
the last and highest bidder. at the Cour(
House in the town OF ThilDlaux, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, ISSS,
hetweenn the hours OF III o'clock a. M. All
4 o'clock p. m, the following described prpy
perty belonging to the said defendants, MI
A certain tract OF land situated in thi1
parish IN the left descending bank Of bayou
LafOurche, at about forty miles below O.
town of T~hibodaux, measuring six arpcnta
and tllree-fourths OF an arpent front by forty
arpents in depth, bounded above formerly by|
lands of DR.. Edmond Souchon and now OWL
ed by purchasers, ~1heophile aud Ellie j. Dbl
cos, and below by lands of Mrs. John Lar
kIns together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, said tract being conf
monty known as the Nettleton tract. beinf
the same property acquired by Paul A. Viller1
min at the Sheriffs sale, lin the suit entitled
New Orleans Insurance Association vs.. Elo|
j. Duc0s ct al, No. 1904 of the Docket Of this
court.
To pay and satisfy the sum of One Tho4|
sand Five Hundred and ten Dollars, viii
eight per cent per ansum, Interest there's
from the 18th of January, 1884, until pa3;
five per cent upon said amount as attoruus-|
fees, two Dollars and fifty cents cost of copyI
OF act, and all costs herein which said amoun,|
is secured by act passed before A. j. Lassd1
gne Deputy Clerk and ex officio Notary Pa
bic Of this parish, of date January 10Th, 1851
December 18th, 1887.
THEOPHlLE THIBODEAUx, 4
Sheriff
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no M thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at
Thibodaux Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers of so many
free trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never 'disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test It before
buying by getting a trial bottle free,
large size ST. Every bottle warranted.
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THE TAT OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL Of IafOurche.
Succession of Pierre A.. Thiboda3r.
M. 1904, Probates.

widow of lawful age Of Pierre Augustin Thib-
odaux, of said Parish, has this day made APP
plication to the said court to be appointed
Administrative Of the 9 aid. snecession and
confirmed as the natural tutrix Of her Said
minor children with power of administration
of the same.
Now, therefore. all persons are hereby no.
tilted to file their opposition to the said ap-
plication with the clerk Of said court at his
office iu the town of Thibodaux, ten days
after the first publication thereof, otherwise
said applicant will be appointed aud conf rni-
as administrative and tutrix with power to
administer.
(~) Witness my hand and seal of Office
LIS. this 7th day Of January, AID. 1883.
() J. W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of said Court.
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ono cents, psid October "a, 1886; two 81
dred and nineteen dollars and seventy cenf
paid October q. 1885, and one hundred y
forty. nine dollars and thirty cents, paid r
uary IL, 1857 and with eight per cent. int
est on the remainder Of said sum, viz x
thousand five hundred and fifteen dollars 4
eighty cents, from the first of January, r.
until paid, and five per cent. on the amou}
herein secured, as attorneys fees and !
Gusts herein, including two and a halt dolla}
costs, which said sum. IN principal and int
est, attorneys fees and costs, is secured +
mortgage, passed before A. J. LasseiQnI
deputy clerk and ex-Oficio notary public |
said parish, on March 6, 1884.
December II, 1887.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
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Robbed by Pirates Of the Swamps.


On last Monday evening, Mr.. Chas.
Gutekunst, Of, Bayou Chene, member
Of the Police Jury of St. Martin parish,
while on his way to St. Martinsville to
attend a meeting of the Jury, was met
on Lake Fausse Pointe, at 4 o'clock p.
H., by two strangers well dressed, and
in an oak skiff. They asked Mr.. Gut
ekunst for some matches, which he
gave them. Then they wanted to
swap skkifffs with Mr.. Gutekunst, but the
latter, who did not put much conf
dence in the parties, said the skiff was
not his and he could not make any
bargain and that he had to move on,
when II Of the parties entered his
skiff and moved to the end of it where
Mr.. Gutekunst's valise was. He took
the ~valise, opened it and took $104
therefrom. At this moment Mr.. Cute
kunst remarked to the pirates, "Leave
this alone, it is none of your business"
when the other pirate leveled his Win
chester rifle and requested him to keep
quite.
After robbing the gentleman of all
the money he had in his valise except
one silver dollar piece, which they did
not want, they took the address of Mr..
Gutskunst and told him that they
were gentlemen, and if they succeeded
in their plans they would send him
back his money. Mr.. Gutekunst stated
to your correspondent hat the pirates
were well dressed and had large
amounts of money in silver and cur
rency.-New Iberia Enterprise.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Second Justice Court of L. ?. Gail.
louet, Parish of L.tourcht.
Mrs. James Mccormick as. y. N
Jones.

To J. NJ. Jones and all others WHOM, !, mo,
concern. Greeting: A"s
Where as. Mrs. James Mccormick hal suod
ont IA pro, i~ional seizure Of the ,rnnertv aud
effect. of said J. NJ. Jones, late of said ,,,r;.h
OF L"f"urcl,c, contained in Ii II laid stora MA
premises, situated on Mann street. Let xson
jackson and st. Philip streets, in the town ~
lhisodaix, to pay and satisfy he fnll sum NJ
forty dollars. due her for the rent of ..;.i
store, and to secure the paw In mt of xl;;nhh
she has "a pledge and priviie. . on said ,rcner.
~ and effects III laid store cons ;nc,i an,I
whereas. acting nnder said writ, {. A. Enaer.
ran. constable of said court, ha. pyovis;onsiIr
seized and taken into his possess,o, fha sa;5,
rr oltrty and off. cts. AN 'a'"
You are therefore summoned 10 .n,..r T..
fore the aforesaid second Justice. conr, 49,
ntt+ea days Of the fret publication i,.re"t "a
plaintiff hcreiu. o"""o OF Tue
Herein iaii not under penalty of tho I.v
Witnss. MY baud officially, at Thibods.x
La, this 18th day of January. 1881
l.. +. CAILLOuET i y
. % Ward. Lxfourrh..
Ca. ENGEkkAN,
Gsastsbie.
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ri. o. O. F.

On Saturday evening, January Z,
1883, the following Offices of Excelsior
Lodge No. 81, I. o. O. F. of Lafourche,
were installed by John w. Adams,
Grand Master, of the Jurisdiction of
Louisiana, who was paying an official
visit to the said Lodge: Nathaniel W.
Whitehead, N. G.; Richmond A. Frost,
V. G.; Silas T. Grisamore, Sec;
Frantz Zernott, T.; James Cherault,
W.; Evariste Maronge, J. G.; John T.
Levy, r. S. to N. G.; Thomas D. Kent,
L. S. to n. g.; Joseph T. Thibodaux,
R. S. to V. G.; S. T. Grisamore, Rep
resentative to the Grand Lodge; John
I. Levy, Delegate to w. & {. Relief
Association, New Orleans; s.. T. Girls
amore, J. 7. Levy, j. L. Thibodanx,
Trustees of the Widow and Orphans
Fund.
At the conclusion of the installation
ceremonies, four worthy candidates
were introduced, initiated and instruc-
ted in the work Of Odd Fellowship.
The brethren then repaired to James
A. Frost's famous restaurant, where
an elegant supper was discussed to
the satisfaction of the participants,
and closed by several short addresses
by the Grand Master and other bro
theirs. This distinguished official re-
turned home the following day, ex-
pressing himself much gratifed with
his visit, officially, fraternally and So
ciably; and also with the general ap-
p~earance of the town and good order
prevailing on the streets.
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SATURDAY, JAN. II, 1888
BIYOU LAFOURCHE.

Navigation in the Bayou is still i'm
peded by sand-bars in the channel.
It is even with great difficulty that
loaded flats a pass over these bars,
eve with light loads. When will the
proper authorities take the necessary
measures to send deputation to appear
before the Rivers and Harbors Commit
tee of the House Of Representatives at
Washington, to urge a liberal appro-
priation for the opening up of lower
water navigation of this splendid and
important stream I? Now is the time to
act. Wedonot want any more petitions
or memorials to be pigeon-holed in the
archives of Congress, bntwhat weneed
is alive, energetic and thoroughly post
cd delegation of citizens to 90 to
Washington and plead our cause, in
season and out Of season, until the
proper committee shall agree to report
an appropriation sufficient for the pur-
pose in view. There is no lack of ma
terial from which to select a deputa-
ton to fifty represent the wishes of
this parish before Congress in reference
to the dredging Of Bayou Lafourche.
AS a Louisiana Congressman is at the
head of the Rivers and Harbors Com
mittee of the House, it ought to be a
comparatively easy matter to secure an
appropriation for our Bayou from that
Committee. At all events, why not
give the matter d fair trial? Anything
is better than this policy of inaction
mat we have been pursuing in the
past. The conditions are exceedingly
favorable for obtaining an appropria-
ton forour Bayou. We should make
an effort i'll the matter indicated above
and invite the cooperation Of our sis
ter parishes, Assumption and Assem-
sion, which are equally interested with
ourselves in having the navigation of
Bayou Lafourche improved and made
available for purposes of commerce.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
ISL of Lafourche.
Succession Of Detreviue Forest.
No. 1915, Pr0bates.

Whereas, Mistress Emelia. Forest, wife of
Alexandra Pertruit Of the said parish has
made APPLICATION to the said Court to be an.
pointed administrative OF the aforesaid es-
tate. It
Now, therefore. all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to file their oppo-
sltlon in writing to the said application with
the clerk of said Court in his ofite in the
town Of Thibodaux, ten days after the first
publication, otherwise the said applicant will
be appointed an confirmed as Admin:ssra.
triK in due course of law.
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress Of
LIS Smy seal of office, this the 7th day of
(~)Janua ~, AID. 1883.
J. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of said Court.