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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial Distti Jet Cumit-Pal-
i>h of LafOniche.
Succession Of Joseph Rosemond lie
Blanc and Community. No. 1888.
PyObates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of thu
above entitled court aud in obedience to a
commission L" me directed IN the above en-
titled aud numbered success ion bearing date
October rs, 1889, l will offer for sale al
public auction pursuant to law to the last
And highest bidder at the courthouse in the
town Of Thibodaux. ON
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %. 1899.
between the l,unrs ai ~ clock ~. ~. and
O'Clock nm. tbs 1"Iluwing Described pro-
perty. t"-wit,: &
]. a certain lot of ground situated n said
parish of L.atour.lr at four miles below the
town Of lhib",laux and above the New Or
leans. Dpriouss.s and Great Western railroad
now Morgans ] ~Ouisiana and Texas railroad
and Steamship Company, and being lot No.
four Al Oh q plan made by Joseph Nicholas
on April 18th, 1854, measuring tfty-seven
feet seven inches t57 IT Z in) front On the pub
lie road, one hundred and eighty feet $50 ftl
deep or the western line. one hundred and
eight,y-Ons feet (isi ~ deem on rhe eastern
me, and nineteen and t~wo.twelftlis feet
tl9 gig IT in the rear; Together with ali the
buildings and.improvements thereon.
:. A certain tract of lati1 situated in said
parish OF Lafnnrche. right. bank ~ bay you La
%tourciIe. AT abont three or more miles below
the low of Tllibodaux. measuring three ar
penis more or less front. by forty ~ar,ents
in drpih. bounded above by land now owned
~ 49, >" o'trhp6 y" WV" wv 8OuAS
now owned by widow and heirs of Cieophas
Adam. licensed. together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
Purchased ly the said Joseph Rosemopd
Leblanc. deceased, in conformity with ex-
isting lines and per aversionem'' from
boundary to boundary, without warranty as
to the exact quantity of land sold the more
or less going to the profit or loss Of the pur-
chaser.
MOVEABLEs.
Seven bcdsteads and holdings, two ar
moirs, l8 chairs. l poker. l DINING table, 2
wristbands. ] safe, | stove and cooking uten-
sils. ! clock. l bureau. 6 loOking-ylasses
lot of porcelain ware. , sewing machines, 9
small tables, | buggy and harness, 3 lamps.
| shotgun, | small table, 5 round tables,
iron safe, l remnant groceries, l lot store fix
lures. l lot barroOm.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale-Cash on the
spot i'll United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts. -
p. E. LORIO. Sheriff.
Nov. %. 1889.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-23
Very respectfully,
AHNER WALKER.
g Don't Waste Tour M,

Don't waste yonr Honey on old time rene
dies or rack your nerves with aking auinine
when you can get C. e. G. Certain Chill Cure
on 4 positive guarantee at your Gruggisr's.
1t is pleasant to Jake, cures fever, aenee aud
malaria, and az . general tonic it stands
alone and without = parallel. - : 80
Sold by Thibodaux Pharmacy
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-23
S.,rrkDAY. NOV. % 1889,
NE
.FIREMENs HALL.

a-FIREMEN1s Hall
Nm. 80. Maud Atkinson Troupe. :
Dee. 1C, II, 1S. Lillipution Won
ders. acgyaNA "a
Dec. 80. Black Flag. e.tss
Doors open at I o'clock P. m, cur-
tain rises at 8.
Admission 50 cents, reserved seats
Is cents. children Is cents.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-23
Notice to Tax payers.
Mt. GARNET CONVENT,

Notes - hereby given that the taxes for
t,s tswn Of Thibsdaux are new due. Tax
payers are invited to call OF once and settle
in order to avoid interest and costs. e
e' |' j. AUsLET.
- t1ta.tHs vtl-' Collector
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-23
Important ChDn1e OF TiufSsaoa the
Southern 2 cifcs

= Southern ? cific!
ComneDcips Nov.28. the t'llowing
Hchange IN schedule oSse the Soathern
Pacific Company's line will 60 Into
effect
California Express lsaves New Or
leans ut $40 i. NJ Ks
San Antonio Express lea yes New
Orleans at 1925 "a. m.
California Express arrives at New
Orleans at SIS a. III.
San Antonio arrives at New Or
leans ut 1870 u. III.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-29
neN YOU HEAR or

Whoever wants 10 rent the great lie
Of Arran. one Of the greatest sporune es-
tatcs known. the property of the Duke
Of Hamilton, can do 70 a. 4. 900 q year.
Thomas Ryan. United States minister
10 Mexico has smooth face. bald
head. a large nose and strong month.
His eyes aTe small, brisht and Aun. orous.
George Taylor. the jockey who rih
ride for the Dwycrs this season. WAS ec1-
Gated for the ministry. blt preferred ;hv
race track lie weighs 100 pounds anI
cats five meals d day.
Lord Beaumont. the husband ia tie
latest aristocratc divorce case ~ Lon
don. las & cgcdiiahlo military record.
he fought hravcly ia tho Zulu war. and
has received several crosses of military
merit from foreign rulers.
Few men. however wealthy. live "a
luxuriously rs Secretary - State ircd-
click Cook His home at Rochester -
described as ideal t. addition h alno~t
al the modern convenience. i con-
tains a Turkish bathroom
Prince Jerome Bonapar;e appears TO
lee Jonah Ilo AS on the Coin.esse -
Flandso ~Ien elc was sunk ia fhc in-
clish channel ard was passenger on
the sister ship the Princess Josephine,
wlcn slc ran INTO an unknown b4rt.
Tic astonn ling anacuDoosn~r' j. l-s5c
Nv HerT Kupp, in reply t. some cti,i-
c.1ms on las guns. that siuce 1879 he has
supplied "on ;tc average J 900 guns I..F
annum. and n these not one sing 9 piece
has given way or caused trouble I1is
docs not CORES pond with tfatemec.s
fa-de from Other E31fcos.
il vas the desire ~ the lafo John Fr-
icsscu that II arv biography - ..oa VIZ
undertake. sho-3id be intr-fei e. hs
friend. Col Vli,au e Church editor -
The Army ana NAVY Journal hocord-
ingly. the executors - the estate have
turned over - col. Church al t,e pa
I,ers which would be useful ir preJarig
a biography 20 the great engineer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-29

k-..sr.aaea+ lr.ees gaAs Ase Pa "a S@4ss
-lssz Sl4e l-9ute.

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SEw Nccz 2Iail 21 It.s great shcw
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u l.e = frso eae. s.. taf - tAo saees -
r.aas ~. eul al l1e s@nae. l. any b>.S is
clnnlnk q N-~ pa - s~e thana II Vii
b. a1slsa1ls H. snc.uas T. sAs os1iaasis
~ expenses ghs is-4A < the 80. -
sooa p...or frA.m waist so view lh- A1..~.
Iheae Is no charge ia lookiat "a II. Z
soa CA1 iiu1 = lsls. frs1.l = hlcz so- ssu
ses a. t.ut as a. the desir4-le places "a
tls streets are hkcls - b. nilsc ~ito
eager crowds. there has Ilsel a. extr.r-r-
diuafs de1lAn4 for window. slons -
route
Naturally. The arst impulse q ~~~-~
e.ne = - ~ a. q hotel blst s1t indiFil Ia
,.h0 relies ci. ilAl vii al,s.os. oess&ar.s
be .s1g -Ae aaala hotels - he cas-
are. most of them. Alons the route .; tie
procession. il - true, but they ale a.
cfo~do nov. AID are likely a. oe sf,..
rnoro crow del d4y by day ti the asoa.s :.
over. Store and oltloc " lu4o~s. tLoreior-.
have bseA seasel sor she to- days 49,
even, ia se4aa Gases. private koa~ss h&ss
been sAllet ~ cflres s..At have <cEe ,
r-s4d. aAd 4re 81 .e.s - - IA act Ess i-sf
IL - safe ~ a4y ~ there = - VIZ
do~ fro.a l.ri. TIC s.-oc s~~Aon ssasy -
seta Which L. Lct ~,0~<1s Iss.>-1. IA
MANY II tAel4 ale A~.1 ~ s4~--IAlsfors
NO are h-l1i1g fer .ne ssssfs~s prio~r
Ia o1e Instance. ~ tolc rlss : ooe
MAS iai1 iOo weeks Ggo fol the sss1 fsort
windows q private house n. Fstl
avenue. gD.i -c..t erts sixth rtsss'.
~ ih.s case i.le u.Atos ~ho hirs1
1hem arranged tef --..t e a. saoh window
~od al first CHARGE 50 = day foT e--.sls
seat for tic TWO day. >~4rlY al sers
taken. bur he reuiaf ec cheerfulT last
n.rht in tAe Hoffman house th1s be
would not dispose = The resi- uadsr 81
IA G-y. i socals tremendous noe.
bat 1o viii probably get X. fos the house
j. one II 80 aa...sorl-~s ~ 49, elgi4bof-
hood.
a good a.9.v people have each paid
SO II s1V1ars 80 each of the two da,s.
FOR Tie ,..s..es- of occupy lng a camp
stool ca 4 l,,~t Il the corner of Twenty
third street aI3 broadway. This IL
probably tie best location ~ the city. for
The roof j. not high and il oseriooAs
Madison square, AID unless tie weather
is bad The camp stool people vii To really
better of lhan the window holders
The notion ~ allowing trucks 10 Stand
az the curb lines al the corners Of inter
secting streets along The route. which
was FIRST .p0hiicly advanced 10y Mayor
Grant. Is likely 10 be bonanza 10 the
truckmcn MANY of them have already
reserved their space AID arranged fof
placing chains on the lTuco. which
chairs they viii rent for all they can fsl.
Some have advertised their accommoda-
tions and have already disposed Il TIC,
seats. clearing hundred OF even t,Vol
hundred dollars for each day. bat even
this is less than the more speculative
ones arc likely L. make. for tliey are
holding oil ia tie last minute. and there
is not Ne1 any indication Of a fan ia
prices.
Hundreds 81 instances like those cited
above coaij le mentioned Aus tho sto-
ries would bc All alike
ltII~- |EIfr
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-29

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i GRIND C0CSIRiB MICE 10 LllL
~ Nation ia More Cl0rIoas Coaaitio1
Iaa1 ems I4ited >tat<s lAe AA4se
~ the slsr4l< - sieaitee 4.l4
tLe tre4t krs0l4tlDa-

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aas he R-s , Ds N.rz Ia-Dase. u ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-29

Spring and the gentle zephyrS played among the
trees and still many homes not properly furnished
Look about your dining Would it not be the
proper thing put that old table away for good give
needy relative and refurnish with stylish antique
oak sideboard Pillar extension table, and eathereated
never-wear.out chairs all to match
Look the hallway and if you do not need hall
stand of these new hall chests.
Look into the paror and send of that old hair cloth
sofa and easy chair and buy half dozen assorted
pieces of upholstered chairs seat Turkish chair and
pillow spring sofa.
Look into the chamber Do not the old things look
sick and tired with age and ready to take themselves off
Would it not he a great saving you could make
nice sitting of the front chamber by putting in
one of our style Of folding beds All your neighbors
are doing it.
Who has not lot OF broken leg chairs of earthly
except for kndng Tidy up the home little this Spring
and make it so that you enjoy it better.
Get one of those book with glass doors for your
books and papers which you have got piled up that old
closet Then they will lie preserved and brought to your
attention and used whenever you pass and repass going
through your castle
Don't be a clam who thinks not but be a and
think seriously of these thng and then make resolve and
go to the elegant a. the Of Ottawa
and Loussts and if have not got Just the things
which you know you ought to have
Everybody Will be welcome at the
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-29

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-22
story OF the Delay.

LIsnoS, April 2l.-Forty.two OF the crew
OF the DanmOrk have arrived here. Mr..
Rabcn, the first officer, who is among
them, reports that on April the Dan
marks shaft was broken. On the next
day the disabled steamer met the steam
ship Missouri, from London March 20, for
Philadelphia and Baltimore. The Mis-
souri, towcd tho Danmark until the sth,
when tho latter seemed to be about 10
sink. AT first tho Missouri was only able
10 take aboard twenty Of the Danmark's
passengers, but after having jettisoned
portion Of her cargo she found accommoda-
ions for all tho crow and passengers Of tho
Danmark. The Missouri then proceeded
to the Azores, and left there the fint and
second officers and $50 passengers; shc
then continued her journey 10 Philadelphia
with $40 passengers aud the remainder Of
the crew, The Captain and three engi-
neers OF the Danmark left the Azores on
the iith Tor ondon. The DanmaTk was
about 500 miles from Newfoundland when
tho accident happened. Some say that
the engines broke down. Engineer kaas
was found dead in the cngine-room after
the accident. The Captain and three en-
gincers proceeded 10 London ON board q
steamer from Damara.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-22
A Puzzling Gard for Opening Day,
Fields of Flyers That Will Keep tho
Boys Guessing.
A Plunge on Favorites in tho Auc-
ton Pooling.
Tho Merits of the Various Contest
ants Analysed.
Tips as to the Probable winners-Racinl
to Begin Promptly at O'clock
Five Events on the
Card.

The program for the opening day OF the
spring meeting isa puzzler, and despite
the fact that the overnight pooling devel-
oped five decided favorites, IT'S dollars to
doughnuts that three out OF the five will
fail TO come first under the wire. Allah
rene sold favorite in the second race ovei
Cassandra. What in the world has Allah.
rene doneto make her so strong favortei
She started twice this year, and ran third
to Castaway H., in one case finishing be.
hind Bob Forsythe. Last year she won
nine races out Of thirty.one starts. On
the other hand Cassandra's form on Sat.
urday proved her race horse good
enough to hold her own against any Allah.
renes. There was plunge Saturday night
on Strideaway against the field at S25 to
Sll, although the field includes such
cracks rs Unite aud Artist. It's an even
chance that either one OF them will beat
him to the wire II they are up to race.
In the third race Lula b was Justly in.
stalled favorite on the form displayed in
her two races here The finish will prob
ably be between her and Fairy Queen.
In the fourth race old dickey leg En-.
durer sold for sos against So for Kermesse,
s. for Mute and s. for Lltbert. There Is
not horse in the race that has not q
chance to win.
Keevena in the fifth race impresses the
talent as a cinch. II she is as good rs she
was Saturday she may beat her field but
she will have TO 90 faster than l:43l to do
II. Old Irish Pat and California and Sill
leck and Duchess May will convince her
that she has been TO horse race II she
should happen 10 win.
PROBABLE WINNERS TODAY.
First race-Unite first, Artist second.
Second race-Cassandra fiBt, Angclus
second.
Third race-Lula b first, Fairy Gu cen
second.
Fourth race-Kermesse first, Glars
Moore second.
Fifth race-Irish Pat first, Caliiornis
gpeonl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-22
rnlIrr Di.nntrh.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2l.-Tho
steamship Missouri, which is known 10
have $40 Of the Danmark's passengers on
board, has been watched ior hero for SOW
eral days past, she belng due about seven
days ago, and the hope that she would
know something o. the Danmark has been
realized. Tho Missouri is a new steel
vessel belonging 10 the Atlantic Transport
Line, and has only crossed the ocean a
few times She Is described rs
being ono Of the finest and best
built boats carrying the English flag. She
Is commanded by Capt. Murrell, who has
been trading between Philadelphia aud
London for the past six yean. She sailed
from London March 20 with general
cargo consigned 10 Peter Wright & Sons.
The Missouri, II Is said, could make tho
run from the Azores TO the Delaware
Capcs without difficulty in ten days. but
~ she is likely 10 be short OF provisions
aud coal, the opinion Is expressed that
the Captain will pu, into a nearer port,
possibly Boston OF New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-22

srclal nl1palrh 20 The ApI0aL
BiRNISouAH, Ala, April 2l.--The trial
Of the noted Dick lIawes will be called In
the Criminal Court here tomorrow morn
ing. Il Is understood that his attorneys
will make an application for change Of
venue ON account Of the publication In
tho Age. Herald, on April I, TO the effect
that HAYES had escaped. II was all an
April Joke, but the defense claims that II
served 30 prejudice the public mind.
lIawcs's attorneys will not allow him 70
be interviewed, aud his testimony will DO
the first he has ever given with reference
To the alleged murder Of his wife and two
children
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-22

HAVANA, April 2i.-The news received
by holders Of Bugar during the past week
caused them 10 advance prices, and inter-
icrcd considerably with business. II Ia
anticipated that the crop will be ended In
May. the drought assisting in its decrease.
The holders believe that much higher
figures may 10 obtained hence their re-
luciance 10 scll al present.
Molasscs Sugar Regular 10 good polari-
zation, S3.50CD3.75 gold per quniali Mus.
coyado fair 10 good refining. 80 To- Wl
polarization, $3.87ie13.G2I centrifugal, o.
10 06' polarization, tl3iltl6sl
Stocks In warehouse NJ Havana and
Ma,anzas, $50 boxes, $4,000 bags, 5000
hogsheads. Receipts Of the week CObo1es,
81, 900 bags, COZ hogsheadA Exports dur
ing the week 1853 boxes, 1900 bags, 400
hogshoads; Of which 1880 bags and 200
hogsheads 10 the Unif,d States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-22
A uoaus Priest.

NEw YoRK, April 2l.-A man who rep
resented himself "a Row. Joseph Manning.
hns been collecting subscriptions here for.
hc claimed, 81. Mary's Orphan Mission, Of
Jeayenworth, Ka. lilo exhibited a ccr-
ti6cate which purported 10 come from
Bishop Fink, Of Lcavonworth. IL now
turns out that ho IN bogus priest Ho
has been arrested aud says his name IL
James Reynolds lie was pcddlcr and
recently came hero from Ohio. by his
swindling scheme, II Is said, that lac has
picked up several thouannd dollars Among
Kelley, John McCaull. A. NJ. Palmer and
Ada Rehan.
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ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
Meeting Of Their state Executive Com.
mittoo To-day.

LfrriE Rock, Ark, April el.-Thc
State Republican Executive Committee
meets here In tho morning. aud today's
train from the four quarters brought hun.
drcds Of hungry Office seekers to tho city.
Il Is estimated that there IL on m aver
age Of twenty applicants for the few Offices
10 DO distributed among the favored few.
Powell Clayton " expected 10 arrive In the
morning Among the applicants now In
the city are State Senator y. NJ. Thompson,
Of Hampstead County, who wants 10 be
internal revenue collector; H. :. Armitagc,
of Boone, and J. T. Penn Of tho same
county for the rccciyership OF the Land
Office at Harrison, and +. s. Baker aud
NJ. 4. Brscol are applicants for register OF
the same Office. J. X, Berry, Of Madison,
l. also an applicant for tho collectorship
In this city. A. A. TuiTs wants the re-
ceiyorship Of the Land Office, aud Jake
Woes. Of Van Buren,, thinks his services
In the last Presidential election entities
him 10 the marshalship OF the western
district ut Fort smith. q. M. Green, OF
Fayetteville, II anxious TO be rcnominaied
lor register Of the Harrison Land 01ioo.
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A sino 600 Tirn in Atlanta.

ATLANTA. Ga, April 9l.-Firc was dis
covered this afternoon In tho Jackson
building. In which il the Wellhousc Paper
Company. the Dun & Co.'S Agency, Aaron
Haas, merchandise broker, aud offices OF
different kinds. Owing TO the character
Of tho stock the fremen found u impossi-
bic TO check Il and the building was COM
plotely Quilted. The total loss Is about
$3.50, 900. Capt. Jackson loses $4,000 on
the building. Wcllhouso sons $50, 900, Dun
x Co. probably $4,000, Aaron Haas sl0,-
OO0 Porter King, lawyer, 5000, and 9TH
cfs smaller sums.
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Maba.h Mc.iern Mailer-.

ST.. JouIs, April 2i.--Col. w. IL.
Blodgctt, General Solicitor Of the Wabash
Western Railway, referring TO the reported
program OF the minority bond holders 10
purchase the Wabash on the day II is TO be
sold In Chicago, May -, says The "up-
set bond holders represent about Sli,
100000 worth Of first aud second mort
gage bonds, aud at the proper time will, II
they intend 10 purchase, have to bid that
amount for the road. The minority hold
ers are making this move 10 make sure
that the majority holders shall pay that
much. They represent only about a, 000..
900 bonds and have no serious intention Of
making the purchase or bidding that
amount II Il simply precautionary
move 10 see that a sale IL made nj Sl4, 000,.
OO0.