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Christmas at the Theater.

ga Night Of" at the tbeater helped
digest many a Christmas dinner. No
body that went to the matinee went
last night. They took time to rest their
sides. The play is one of the best that ha;
been in Savannah in long time Christ
mas is not usually much of a day at the
theater, but yesterday was the exception.
The matinee audience was large and every
body enjoyed the play. The company is a
good one throughout, and there were recalls
at the end of every act
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TOO MUCH CHRISTMAS.
A Washington County Mans Exper
ience with Savannah Drinks.

washington county man Exper-
ience with Savannah Drinks.
1--WE got out and Pm going home" said a
Washington county farmer to friend last
night at the Central railroad depot. He
had been in the barracks Jail ever since
Saturday night SOLDERING up. He was robust
aud red faced but he was evidently out of
humor. His jeans suit had not few creases
in IL. which was a result of his hard bed in
the barracks. Ills coat collar and vest, on
that portion Of them under his chin. was a
trifle soilei aud his hat was visible only
through the meihes of an ugly cobweb.
HIS general odor was bad. One would be
led 70 believe upon glimpse Of him that he
took his beer aud upon getting In smelling
distance. tbs belief would at once be con.
firmod.
lie didn't deny il. Eyes I'm out and I'm
going home" be repeated IN troubled
tone.
"Cosb y.u muahp yentured friend.
30, never mind about TIE cost
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Oak Pine and Liehtwood.

Have removed my wood yard TO corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n.
X. b. CAssELs.
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"From the Bows"

Mr. r. Fl. Wylly, claim clerk in the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western railway
freight office, was presented by the clerks
of the department on Christmas eve, with
a handsome Office chair. The gift was ac-
companied with the brief but expressive
note, "From the Boys
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Have removed my wood yard to corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n.
X. Is. CAssELs.
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Upright, Grand, Rosewood and Ebonized
Cases, ~ Octaves, three strings through
out, ivory keys, unique fall board, fancy
fretwork, Queen Anne trusses, equalizing
scale, French grand action. Catalogue
price 500, but now for limited period
only at $325-S5 cash, So weekly.
LUDDEN & BATES s. M. Fl.
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AT the Harnett House, Savannah, Ca,
you get all the comforts of the high-prced
hotels, and save from 81 to 50 per day.
Try it and be convinced. Home
Journal.
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California Canned Peaches, Apricots and
Pears, very choice and cheap. HOLSTERS in fat
cans, first selection, Plum Pudding in oval tins.
j. S. F. BARBOUR,
New Houston and Barnard streets.
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Nancy Ferrebee came to her relief. The
three amazons were lodged IN the barracks,
some white citizens coming to the rescue
and marching off with Cornelia and Nancy.
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Toy Tea Sets at Silva's.
Oak, Pine and Lightwood.

All kinds of Nuts and Fancy Candies at
Strauss Bros
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Your wife says you can get just what sho
wants at Silva's
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The best variety in the city of Art Por-
celains at silvas.
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Minoe Meat Jellies and Preserves, you
can hnd at Strauss Bros by the pound or
buckot
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Citron, Currants, Raisins and Spices at
Strauss Bros
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Country buyers wishing our prices cur
rent can secure same by sending US their
address Strauss Bros
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Strauss Bros, ~ and 2gi< Barnard street.,
have fine line Of Groceries for Holiday
trade.
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Mince Meat, Mince Meat, at Strauss Bros.
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Coal Vases at Silva's.

French and Turkish Prunes at Strauss
Bros
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Mathushek Pianos.

You can be suited in price and article at
Silva's.
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ootpourri Jars at Silva's.

Piano and Rochester Lamps at Silva's.
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If you want anything go to Silva's.
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Dinner Sets from 81 so up at silva's.
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Hall Lamps lbeautlosD at silva'a
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Plate Warmers at Silva's.
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Preserves and Jellies at Strauss Bros

Umbrella Stands at Silva's.
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Bisque Dolls at Silva's.

Oil Heating Stoves at Silva's.
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Rich Cut Glass at silva's.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL of LafOurche.
Succession Of Joseph O. Dantin.
No. 1913, Prebates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above court and i'll obedience to a commits
sion to ne directed in the above ent tiled and
numbered succession. l will offer for sale at
public auction, pursuant ~ law, to the last
and highest bidder, on the premises situated
in the parish of Latourche, ON the right bank
of bayOu Lafourche. at about three miles be.
low the town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY. MARCH "a, 1888,
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. H., the following described proper.
ty. belonging to the said SUGGESTIONS, to-wit !.
A certain tract of land situated in this par
ish. on the right bank OF bayou Latourche. at
about three miles below the town OF Thilo.
daux, measuring two arpentsi III front by forty
appoints in depth. bounded above by lands OF
Maxmilien BOurgeo $ and below by those of
Lucien Gnitroz. together with all the build
i1gs and improvements thereon.
Moveahles-One COW, one horse, one bed
and two wooden rocking chairs.
All the above property was acquired dur
ing the marriage between Joseph Dautin aud
his first wife. Alice Leblanc, and consequent.
" belongs to the first community.
Second Conmunity-A certain tract of land
situated in this parish, o. the right bank of
bayou LafOurche. at about three miles below
the town of ThibOdaux. measuring one arpent
front by forty !arpents III depth. bounded
above by lands of the late Felix Bergeron
and below y lands of Joseph =. Dantin.
Together with all the buildings and ims
provcments thereon, two Lows. one calf, two
horses. fifty barrels corn. about four barrels
rough rice, one old buggy and harness, one
cart, cart saddle and britching, two plows,
one hoe, shovel spade. one bureau, two rock
ing chairs, one extension table and one safe.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-C;.sh on the
spot in U. s.. Treasury Notes to pay debts.
THEUPlILE TH1BDDAUX,
Sheriff
Feb. Is. 1888.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurche.
Emile \. Moyrdnt as. .MrS. WidOtc
Erariste MOrraRt.
No. o344.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above court and in obedience to a commits
sion to lie directed in the above entitled and
numbered snit, l will offer tor sale a,
puhlic auction. pursuant TO law. to the las,
AID highest bidder, at the courthouse in the
town of Tliibodanx. on 8
SATURDAY. APRIL. 81. 1885.
between the hours of II o'clock a. nj. and
o'cl tx p. M, the following described proper
tv. to-wit:
J.. A certain tract of land situated in the
raIish of Lafourche, on the right bank of
bayou Iafaurcha. at about five miles above
the tGwn of Thibodaux, measuring three ar
penis moro or less front on bayou L-afourche
iy forty arpenfs in depth bounded above by
lands of Henry Tresle and below by lands of
Charles Brown ct ais. together with all build
ing> and improvements thereon.
, Another tract of land also situated in
said parish of Lafourchc, and the right bank of
bayou l.afnurche. at about five miles above
the town of ThIbodaux, and ut about a quar-
ter of a mile above the land first described.
measuring one hundred and three feet front
on bayou Lrfourche by forty arpents in depth
bounded above by lands OF Mrs. Cbas. Pom.
tiife and below by those of Numa Schexnay-
der. together with all the improvements on
the following terms and conditions. to-wit:
One-third of the pric of adjudication to be
paid cash and the balance of said price to be
PAID by equal halves IN one and two years.
The credit instruments to lie REPRESENTED by
notes Of the purchaser. to his own order and
Ivy him endorsed in blank. divided into cou-
pons to suit the share and interest of each CO.
proprietor; said notes to bear eight per cent.
per annum interest from the date of sale and
to be secured by special mortgage and ven
doris lien and privilege on the property sold
under the pact de non aliendo and the said
mortgage lien and privilege to secure also ten
per cent. attorneys fees, which the purchaser
shall assume to pa- in ease of suit to recover
amount due on any of said notes, and the
said sale I" be made on the express condition
that the purchaser shall. over and above his
bid. assume so much OF the Citizens Bank
mortgage to secure forty shares OF 500 each
of the capital stock OF said bank. as affects
one a'rent fro't 10y forty in depth Of the
tract of three arpenrs front first above de-
scr,bed. Act of partition before Thomas A.
Baleaux, notary public. of said parish.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
March 10. 1888. Sheriff.
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R r l6 f. and s E quarter of s E quarter.
Section 81, in T 10, S r Is E.. and the n half
Of Section, N r quarter of s w quarter of
and 3 E quarter of Section No. = and n e
quarter of Section II. TIA. S Il II f, ACQUIRED
from the State of Louisiana as by the patents
No. 1861. 363S. 3639, issued January 81, 1857.
and the S E quarter of 5 E quarter of Section
No. 6, + Ia. SR II E. as per registered re-
ceipt No. 1889. issued on the 9th of January,
1857. all said lands being in the S f land dis
tIict and containing together about l40t 46-
100 acres in superficies.
Also " mnles. 8 carts. 30 double pIews. "a
hoes. ~ spades, 60 cane knives. one lot corn.
about lN0 barrels net s wagons. one lot of
hay, about 50 loads: 6 single r'ows. . Mullen
CulHvators. = cotton seed distributors. 3 har-
rows. ; Vests Improved Cu!tivators, II cane
hooks. Sc Grabble hoes, 80 sets harness.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
and satisfy the sum of fourteen thousand siS
hundred and sixty-seven dollars, with eight
per cent? per anDum interest thereon from
the 81 day of January. 1887, until paid. to
, gether with tue additional sun of five pei
centnm on the aggregate thereof. principa
, ard interest as attorneys fees and all cost.
I herein.
Which said amount in principal and inter
| est. attorneys fees and all costs is secured by
mortgage by act of sale and mortgage passet
and executed before Nicholas b.. Trist. not AIRY
public. of New Orleans, on the 18th of JAM
AIRY, 1888.
"HEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
March 10, 1888. Sheriff.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court-Par.
iSh of LafuuIcl che
Meyer Vel Is. " FOret ct ais. No.
o342.

Take notice. that acting under an order of
Seiznre ami sale eminatins irou, the above
entitled court III the above entitled am, mum
bcitd ease. / have seized and will offer tsr
sale ut pubic auction, pursuant To the law.
Ia thu. last and highest bidder. ut the court
house in the town OF Tbibuiaux. on
SATURDAY, APRIL Il. 1889.
between the hours of il o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock =. H.. the following described proper
~ t.Ion.i. = I" tic said defendants. to-wit:
A certain sugar ilantarinn known as the
Con!ou plantation. situated in the parish of
t.ai"uIciie. OH the left bank of b.vpu La
t"ureiie. partly opposite the town Of Thiho-
,ianN and partly anUve. measuIin. nineteen
arI'ci.ts more Or less front Oh hayor, LIZ.
i"irelr, by IA depth of eighty ar1,cnrS. bound
eel above 10y IL road leading to bayou Sec and
below Ivy lie tract of land known ,s tie
Fi"iG> tract. and being the same property
acquired by The widow and heirs of thomas
Ii"i', M February IA. 1876. from John Nelson
.u.i Andrew j. donaldson. together will, all
ili" buildings and improvements thereon.
5 ock "i imuies ami horses. wagons. carts and
agtiru tn,ai implements thereon and tlte-.-
mt" telonsing. excepting tlrrrefro,, a tract
nj land Oh the lower trent c .rrier of SAID
ti"ci. heretniure sold to Thomas Je
:. SeVerai fractional sections of lau,l in the
vicinity Of Grand ba yon. being the sout least
quarter of S-rtion No. 100 in L. No. IA ). of X.
40. 10. east. acquired Of Mrs. A. s.. L.atorest
Oh the 9Th OF April, 1888.
J. The south hail Of the n L quarter Of n
+ quarter n halt, 5 + quarter Of Sscfiun No.
q and sonth halt If Section No. 5 in II : |,
II T., aIid the 5 T. quarter Of Section 81, I "A
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Died, on Tuesday, March 6, 1888, at
his residence, in this par sh, William
+. Price, aged 81 years and 6 months.
The deceased was a native of South
Carolina, but had been a resident of
this State and parish for many years.
He was an estimable man. of affable
and benevolent disposition, a good
citizen, a kind and loving husband.
and a true friend. He leaves a loving
widow and a host Of friends to mourn
his loss.
He died of a lingering illness. during
which he became a convert to
the Catholic faith, and received the
sacrament of baptism three weeks be-
fore his editying death.
He was inferred in st. Joseph's ce-
metery on the It'll inst.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District COurt-Par.
ish of LafOurche.
F. z. Martinez rs. John LydH. No.
1896. Hermann d GrOssman
rs. John LydU, No. 2o96.

OF tieri facias cuapatiuy from tho oboys
written court in the above. e1 TITLED and nm,
berel eases I have se,zeI and will .1er Ca
sale at public %ancfion. pursuant To law =,
The last and highest bidder. at he conrthonsc
ia the town OF Tbihodaux. on
SATURDAY MARCH II 1888
between the hours of n o'clock = m and
.Iclo.k u. H., the t~oIlowiu, described ,rn.
,,erty OF the said defendant. Viz:
Tie midi, ;d.l half ,f !, c.r,.;, u. -.
land or sugar plantation, known "a ,;e ..tyn.
tilda" plantation. sit lated in the n,,;sh IF
Lafourche. on the 'e,t hank of hav,, IT,.
tuurche, at about twenfy.twom miles below tLa
TOWN OF Thibudauv. constituting IKE northern
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS The pur-

TERMS AND CONDITIONS The pur-
chaser will paw cash the sum Of ten thousand
dollars $50 900 O.t. five thousand dollars
$4,000 in one year, and the balance Of the
purchase price in two, three, four anil five
years from tue day of sale, and in represen-
tatiOn of the credit instruments shall furnish
his notes in coupons if rcquired BY the parties
In interest. pryabie TO his Y order and by
him endorsed. Respectively IN one. two. three.
tour and five years from the day of sale and
bearing eight per cent per annum interest
from their date until paid. the interest paya
bic annually and to he represented by sepa-
rate notes for same: all Of said notes in prin-
cipal and interest together with attorneys
fees at the rate of ten per cent on the amount
sued for, IN case OF suit to- tie secured BY spe-
cial mortgage and vendors privilege aud the
pact de non ;lienando and other usual clauses.
on the above plantation and everythitng at
tached. The sursar honse. machinery, &c,
to be kept insured by the purchaser at his
expense for not less than Sl5, 900 90 in some
solvent insurance company and policy trans
ferred tor the benefit of holders of purcha-
ser's notes until the whole price is paid. Pur-
chaser will also pay cash. over and above his
hid, all the expenses lpcurred IN Keeping up
the plantation, planting cane, &c, up to day
of sale to an amount not exceeding one thou
sand dollars. a statement which will he read
at sale. Possessions of the esidence and prem
ises around the same is reserved until LIST
Jnne 1888 and not to he delivered until that
time should the present occupant SO desire.
Are TO be reserved fl ON sale the graveyard
on said plantation, with the right Of way TO
same in favor Of the children and heirs of the
late George S. Guion. and a small strip or Par-
eel Of land sold to David Lee. lying at the
foot OF jackson street, and part of Ridgefeid
plantation. having a length of one arpent
along tie track of the railroad by such width
as there is from said track to the wire fence
on the main plantation. a sale of which has
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
ish of Latourclp.
Meyer We'll Us VI. FOret e ale. No..
Dab.

Take n'ti &C that acting under an order Of
seizure and sale ELIMINATING from the above
entitled Court in the above entitled aIrl nun.
bered case l have seized and will offer for
sale az public %auciion, pursuant 10 law, to
the last and highest bidder. at the Court
House i'll the town OF Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 81. 1888,
between the hours of II o'clock a. III. and
1 o o'clock y. IN. the followisg described pro-
perry belonging to the sail defendants. VIZ:
y certain truct Of land situated in this par
islr and State, on the lett baak of bayou La.
fouicGc and Turning part ct the Fields tract,
composing al hat part of said trac: living be.
vond aud III the rear "f the line designated
ut each point thereof by the letters + and G
on the sketch or plan drawn by p. A. Thibo-
deauN on the 9TH Of February. 1877, aud an
nexe,l Ia an act of sale before James Fahey,
notary pablo. of New Orleans. on the lith
Febrnaiy. 1871, wherein Airs. Taylor Beattie
s'id the iaiii herein described to Edward j.
Gay Ivy The Whole depth thereto belonging,
together with all the rlghts. ways. servitude,
pr-Nis gr> and advantages thereto belonging
ur IN anywisc arpertai ing. The SAID point
& being at about 1851. lho ctiain from the front
o. said tract Oh the lower line, and ON the
front side OF "a turn row or plantation road;
and the line G-t running along said turn row
on the front sVGe AMI forming "a right angle
with the lower b,u hilary. together with q
roadway OF ftty feet IN with On the upper
line of the said tract of laui running from
tue bayou back 10 the said line F-G OF the
land retained 10y Edwaru J.. Gay. being tho
same property acquired by The said Edward
j. Gay on the l.Ih day Of February 1887,
from Mrs. Taylor l,eaftie.
Terms and conditions. "f sale. ash on the
spot, to pay aud satisfy rli- san of two thou
sand seveI hundred aud e.. iteen St-i00 dol
lars. with eight per cent. pe aiuuiu interest
/ ftIt.rtstsn Tram Nu,.t. 4 TO- na,.l ,aSI arl
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THE PROTECTOR EXCURSION.

Last Sundays excursion proved a
grand success in all respects.
The weather was very unpromising
in the morning but that did not deter
the pleasure seekers from boarding the
excursion train in crowds from town
and country at the appointed time.
At $50, the train. freighted with
expectant humanity, steamed out from
the depot and sped its way to Schrie-
Yer, where a goodly number of people
of both sexes and of all ages a~nxiously
awaited its arrival. Terrebonne fur
nished its full complement of excur-
sionists.
Thence. onward. onward. stopping
only at Lafourche Crossing. Rousseau's
and Raceland to receive the many peo-
pie ready there to board the train and
Join the crowd inside on pleasure bent.
At Raceland over sixty excursioniSts
We're added to the list.
The excursion reached its destina-
ton at 1880 a.. m. and its numbers
were soon dispersed and swallowed up
in the great moving throngs of the
Crescent. Every II sought out his
or her OWN way Of recreation and pas
sing OF time. The Firemen's process
sion offered the principal attraction to
most, and it was indeed we'll worth
viewing. The decorations were rich
and tasty, and the Whole getup reflect
ed credit on the fire department of
New Orleans. TO those who had new
er witnessed anything on a larger
scale than our own parade. the line Of
the procession seemed almost intermin-
able.
Returning, the excursion left New
Orleans at 7:30 p. IN. OF course. many
who are noted for their prudence had
reached the ferry landing long prior to
this appointed hour. for fear of being
left behind.
Although the weather had been fine
all day, rain began falling before the
ferry landed on the Algiers side and
kept on pouring down long into the
night. The return trip, but for the
rain, would have been a most pleasant
one. But disseminating in the rain
and tfudging on home in the wet and
dark marred considerably the pleasure
of the whole voyage.
The department was, as usual uneX-
captionable, and reflected credit on the
excursionists as we'll as on the man
agement.
The friends of the .Protectors'' will
be delighted to learn that the excur-
sion was IA grand financial success,
having melted them the handsome
sum of S452.25.
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WARD TICKET.

WARD. JUS. PEACE. CONSTABLE.
l. Eugene Smith. Emile Clement.
2. T. Z. BergerOn, Rich Frost.
A. C.. E.ngerran. H. Celestin.
8. Alex NJ. FOlse. A. Matherne.
4. j. H. Hargis. Wallace Price.
5. James Berry. Am. AucOin.
6. L. Rodriguez, L. Rodriguez.
-. j. b. Pittman, A. Falgout.
IS. L. +. FalgOut. c. W. Elliot.
9. A. MelancOn. Y. Bouterie.
10, A, Cretini, Jos RemOnt.