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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-07-27

Take notice, that acting under five writs
OF d. fl. emanatInE from the above entitled
courts, in the above entitled and numbered
cases, l have eeized and will offer fer sale At
public suction, pursuant to law. to the last
and highest bidder, at the courthouse in the
town Of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, 1889,
between the hours of IL s'elsck a. m. and 4
o'clock p m. the following described pro
|. The undivided half Of a certain lot Of
ground, situated in said parish Of Lsfourche.
ut tour miles balow the town of TnibOdaux
IN above the N. O. .. l. g. w. Railroad,
now Morgan's La. and Texas Railroad aud
Steamship Co., and being Lot No. Four al on
aplan made by Jos. Nicolas on April 49, 1854,
measuring fifty feet seven inches front on the
public road, one hundred and eighty feet
deep on the western line, one hundred aud
elghty-0ne feet deep on the eastern line and
nineteen 2-l2 feet deep in tho rear together
with all the. buildings and improvements
J.. Also tle undivided half of the coutent. 81
9 rertsin trading store and bar room 1t La
iourp!'e CFsssisg. right. bank OF bayou L..
2: Also the undivided halt of . certain
tract OF land, situated in said parish, right
bankAA bayou LafOurrhe,. at shout three
miles or mora below the town Of Thibodxux.
s-ossOu.a"8 tuEce SrP0nCS more or less front
" forty arpents in depth bounded above
by iatd now owned by Lncien L.. Guidroz:
AMI below By lands now owned by widow
and lreirs vt: C~lecphas Adam. deceased; TO-
xe'her With al the buildings and improve
mrnts thereon.
The said tract Of land being cold IN con-
for'uity with the e~xiat,ng lines and "par I'D.
ver.ionem' from boundary to boundary. with.
out warranty as to the exact quantity Of land
eoIu, the more Or less going to the profit or
loss of the purchaser.
Terius and conditions of sale-Cash on the
spot in United States treasury uOtea, to pwv
the principal and interest in the above suits.
p. LOkIO. Sheriff.
July u, 1883.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
- -.
Second Justices Court Of C. A. Eneer-
ran-Parish Of Lafoutche. :
~ - - - So
Mrs. Eliska CtsMent'. Us. Alexander
Mitchell.

Take notice that acting under . writ Of
feri facias ema mating from the above
entitled court in the above entitled and num-
bered suit 1 have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder, ut the courthouse
in the town Of Thi6odaux, ON
SATURDAY. JULY u, 1859,
between the hours of IL O'Clock a. M. and 4
o'clock p. m, the following described pro-
p0rty, tO.Wlt -.
l DARK ROAM HORSE,
Terms and conditions of sale Cash on the
spot IN United States Treasury notes to Day
and satisfy said writ.
r. A. FROST,
July u. lSS9. Constable I'd Ward,
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LeesI. as l. s,c,,-...
A.5Gss4efnsf.s 80 10. - -
. ! Of . !. lots ! lad 3ssd Mr. =
seol4. Se!efset,sse II. 81 esvsa
II. Late !. 4 and 5, v | Of o Q j sna
ss!.eec?.. Lat !. sse Is. { q, MEAN
ti6cste 45i5. a6s % 0 acres. ~.
ew IT v !. sec -. Lssa | and Q
. Of . y j! sec 81, t q, q "a .. C.,.:sse
45lS, - 90-l00 acres. ees
Lee4.sw Of . Q !, SEQ 90. also N
East Ferk of bxysa Lafsurche. - a 80
. 2 .. Certificate +5ts. 233 47.lOo 49, -
The whole s~EgregAting four thouaeSS A.
hu.dred saf n~is-ty-f"ur x-lOo ssr~s ~
which more fully appears BY rrferSree : ~
Terms and conditions of salorCc.a -
spot In United States treasury netesF =
debts. ~
,, P.1. L0RlO, RAsr,s
July q, 1889. Psrish o iiEs.Gr
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Hoes ON PUBLIC ROADS and
LETEES. -,

.A.tbader from the lover part of the
parish inquiries whether hogs are al
lowed in this parish to roam on the
public roads and levees, and complains
that in his 'vicinage some farmers turn
their hogs out on the roads, to the
detriment of the general public. The
animals, true to the instincts of their
kind, root up the roads and ~levees,
occasioning damage to both. Espe-
cially are they a nuisance to a newly
worked road or levee.
As this is a matter of public impor-
lance we deem it advisable to quote
the law bearing thereon for the infor-
nation Of all parties interested. The
latest law on the subject matter is
contained in Act No. 81 of the session
Of 1884, in the second section of which,
defining the duties of levee overseers.
is found the provision: at shall also
he their duty to cause to be killed all
hogs found at any time running at
large upon the public l~evees, and no
one shall be held liable for said
killing"
1t is plain that hogs may not run at
large upon the public levees without
subjecting their owner to their killing;
and, M doubt, their running at large
upon public roads along the public
levees would come under the terms Of
the same law. 1t would be expecting
too much OF hog nature to roam on
the road without touching the levee.
1t may seen harsh to those who turn
out their swine upon the public roads
to have them thus ruthlessly killed
without notice or compensation, but
they should consider the hardship Of
compelling property owners to main
tain and work theirlevees to be rooted
by their neighbOrs' animals.
The law which compels. a man to
keep his levee in repair deals out but
ample justice when it also protects
his levee against the depredations of
his neighbour animals.
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The cnraged elements have again
been at work in the West and all over
the country Bridges have been
washed away, tracks torn up, crops
ruined, hailstOrms in Dakota, earth
quakes in Tennessee and cloudbursts
IN several sections are among some of
the news Of the week. Truly, 1899 is
destined to be known as the year of
disasters.
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: HtHUtotTV CoH"etI tS. 14u7sy TerOSt. "
- FF -' i
Take notice, that acting uader a writ of
,tieri ~faciass elnanating from the above emit.
tied court, in the above entitled and mum
bered suit have seized aud will Offer for
sale at public a~uctfoni pursuant to law, to
the last and higaest bidder, at the. courthouse
in the town, OF Thibodanx, on
SATURDAY. july 81, 1889,
between the hours Of III o'clock a. m. and 4
O'clock .: M. the following described proper
ROAM HORSE. y ,s
Terms and conditions Of sale-Cash on the
SPOT In United States Treasury Notes to pay
and satisfy; said writ. ',t
July Is, 1882: '- Constable ID Wsfd.s
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RIDING, ETC. ON The PUBLIC
LEYXEE.

- 49,
Many eq1cstrians seem to be bliss
fully ignorant Of the fact that they are
violating the law when riding on the
public levees, and rendering them
selves liable to fine or imprisonment,
or both, at the discretion of the court,
in 20 doing. "
For the information of the general
public We here give publicity to the
law. Act No. 1O6 If 1883 provides
THAT any person who shall ride, drive or
haul ON any public levec in this State, shall
be deemed guilty Of y misdemeAnOr, and On
conviction thereof before any cOart of CON-
petent Jurisdiction. shall be punished by i'm
not exceeding thirty days, or fined in a sum
not exceeding nfty dollars, or both, at the
discretion Of the court; provided, hat this
act shall not be construed to apply to the
district or parish while in performance Of
duty, in inspecting, guarding or repairing
said ievecs."
Here are plain provisions of law
which should he respected. We have
no doubt that those who have ridden
on the levees since the passage Of the
act have done SO tl,oughtlessly or in
utter ignorance of the law. But they
should take heed. for it is an old max
i'm that Ignorance Of the law excuses
no man."
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The Bunkie Blade, a sprightly week
~, published in the growing little
town of Bunkie, in. Avoyelles parish,
administers a inst rebuke to those
meddlesOme busybOdies endea-
vOring to stir up q personal difficulty
between the editors of the Blade and
Review, on account Of an editorial
which lately appeared in the former
sheet, ~criticising some production OF
the latter.
Some people have very strange no
tions about the ethics of Journalism,
and imagine that every legitimate cri-
ticis,n passed by III editor is cause
for a fight. This is undoubtedly the
natural OutgrOwtb Of the too general
habit of minding other peoples bust
ess better than ones own. It is time
for some people to mend their ways
in this respect.
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Justice McEnery, of the Louisiana
Supreme Court, was rendered a right
royal welcome by his many friends of
the Capital City on the 18th instant,
being the occasion Of his first visit to
Baton Rouge since the expiration Of
his term of Office us governor.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-07-27

Mr.. J. A. Loret, representative from
st. Mary, in IL communication to the
Picayune, proposes the name of Col.
&C. Zenor, of that parish, for the
Democratic nomination for Congress.
Next!
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RAreA or

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Professional and busiress cards. including
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Tor subsequent insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office $40, to be
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Advertlaements not marked on the copy
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Persons sena,ng communications to this pa
Det must always furnish their real nance TO
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Die.
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The st. Mary Banner thinks that
Chairman Herwig is a failure as a
thinker when he ''thinks that the Re-
publicans will carry" the coming con-
gressiOnal election.
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HoUMA. La, Jan. 80. 1889.
= Anew doses of Gouanx's Anti Asthmatic
mixture has relieved me of u very bad
cough. my little daughter has been cured al
az, by taking the same. A. C. HOBERT,
- The Barber.)
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The Bdsra ofy Reviewer in Lafour-
che parish raised the valuation Of pro-
perry, as returned BY. the a~sses~or, Of
1O2 property owners, increasing the
assessment roll oyer $4,000 above
last year.-Welsh Crescent.
Our confrere Of the Crescent has been
wofully misinformed.. Our Board Of
Reviewers did not raise the valuation
on any property, but, ON the contrary,
approved the rolls just as returned by
the assessor. 1t is true, however, that
there is an increase Of some $3.50 0O
over last years assessment, due in
part to the fact that a certain section
of the country was overfiOwed last
year and the assessments Of property
there situated had been consequently
lowered for that year.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
ish Of Laf0urche. 81
+. H0llaAder d Go. us. Mrs. u. e.
Leblanc. No. o429.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Justices Court, Parish of
LafOnrche.
Pruyne e. McKensie rs. Mrs. j. r.
Leblanc.
Jacob GrOssmdn as. Mrs. j. r. Le-
Blanc.
L. z. DeBomtte d. Co. as. Mrs. j.. E.
Leblanc.
Mayer Son d; Co. . I. Mrs. j. Il. LIE
Blame.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Justices Court of. G.. A. Enrer-
rah-Parish of Lafourche.

Lincoln Cal,ceu Is. Nary P,erost.
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Warlted

CALESMEN TO introduce nd sell
Sour iine stock in their own locali-
ties, Write for our special terms to
salesmen during the present season.
Exclusive territory granted. Salary
aud expenses paid TO good men. Ad-
dress at once.
SELOvER & ATWOOD,
Nurserymen. Geneva, ~ L
april Is, SO. 5m.
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uasnitaIRemetiies,

What are theyg The growth of intelligence III
medical matters has given rise 10 demand tor
a class OF genuine, reliable medicines the OR,
d,rtns, syarythIng out OF single bottle has pass
ed ed 10 supply satisfactorily this demand THIS
list of remedies has been created. They are l the
avorite prescriptions Of the most famous . neHi ht
hospltals OF London, Paris Berlin ana vienna
presentations which cost the patients OF thest
specialists from s25 10 tlOO are here offered, pre-
narpd and ready for use, nt the nOhllnal price ~
me dollar each Not one OF them Is cure All
each one has only the reasonable power OicllrlllA
a slng disease and each one keeps lts cOhtraSt
SniIefers from Catarrh. Diseased Lungs BTOhchl
tIs Asthma consumption, Rheumatism, Dyspep
sia. Liver and Kidney Complaints, Fever an.
hgue, Neuralgia. Female weakness, LeueOII
hspa. or Nervous Debility. should send staml
tnr descriptiye catalogue TO Hospital Reined,
| 20 40 363b West King ST., Toronto canada
| II your druggist does not keep these remeuie
remit price and We win send direct uee VI uu'!
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j. N. KLINE

April I, 's9. Gin. =
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Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AND
NnRrIIERAN CENTER AL RAILWAY.

NORfHERAN CENTERAL RAILWAY.
Trims Leave Suubury
blOam, For Bellei0unte, Erie and Canandal.
qua.
p5}n m, For Lock Haven.
asp ~, For Bellefonte. Kane and Canandai.
gua.
5 sop m. For Remove and Watkins
10 43 y IN for Willlamspoit
o 25 u m, For CBtawissa and Hazelton.
25 n m, 10 % am and 50 y IN, tOr Wilkcsbarre.
8 55 n m, 10 20 u m, 50 pm 10 y m, For shame.
kin and Mount Carmel.
Trains Leave Sei!nsgruvo Junction:
So an arriving at Philadelphia IS u M.
New Iors bO T. IN, Baltimore 2 sop IN. Wash
ington 90 pm.
90 y m, arriving NJ Philadelphia 60 = IN, New
YORK 80 y IN. Baltimore . 10 y IN. Washington
8l0p ~.
siJ y m, srriying at Philadelphia 426a IN,
New York iOa M. Baltimore Is a M Wash
ipgtnn % ~.
Trains also Leaves Sunbury:
l 81 IN, arriving at philadelphia so m
New York . 80 IN. 50 ar. at Baltimore 20 d
IN, WnshinktOn IS pm.
!. L.. WOOD. en'l Pass Agent
CIIAS. T.. PUGH, Gen'l Manager.
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Piles PiI-s,ft,bi,op,

Moisture int ,ss e.
singing tnostat night worse by ing ~
IL allowed TO continue tumors. which aestfihlf
and ulcerate. becoming very .n,s ~ w ess
ointment stops the itching ami tlectisss ssals,l
liberation, and IN most eases tcmuyc, a, - =
Dr. Swayno h Son, Phlladelphls. al =, gt'
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We'll! DRILLING /
Pure Water on Everv :.
with but Little Cost

The undersigned desires =,
attention OF the people Of sn,s..
county to his improved n,.,h.,Ds
well drilling, which has piyo,
universal satisfaction eyerv, ''a
He has the advantage over ,n WE
nethods-is speedy, makes I,, 'nr
never delayed by the machiuo,y ' y,
ting out OF order aud is In eyer. s'''
ticalar satisfactory. Rpeom,a.p,a Nv
tions can be had from por,I.. ~
whom | have done WORK s,,. "
Middleburgb, Beavertown or p,' y
vile. "'''
j. N. KLINE.
April I, 'S9. Gin.
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:
~ u. n. m. s OF, n. NJ. 10 90, am | IL, pm 2s p
M o % m TOR Pttsburg and the Wet.
$ 90, q IN q43 a M, I i5 IN. I Is y IN, sisp m.
II 10 y m. For Philadelphia New York. Balti
more and Washington.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Sunbury & Lewistown Division.
Time Table, In effect May IL, 1889.
The Portland daily press., 1889-01-08
PERSONAL.

Adjutant General Sprague was in Port
land yesterday.
Mrs. j. E. Mcdowell and Miss Mcdowell
have gone on Whitcomb & Raymond trip
to California.
Richard /. Neatly. a Mutual Union Tele
graph operator, while walking on Mountfort
street yesterday morning, fell and struck his
head. He received cash six inches long
Capt Albert Grant,a well known architect,
died in Washington Saturday, aged es. He
was born in Frankfort, Me-, and at one time
resided In Lawrence, Mass. During the war
he served in the army.
Rev. DIR. George Z. Reed, of Trinity M. Z.
Church. New Haven, has been elected presi-
dent of Dickinson College at Carlisle, Pa.
DR.. Reed was born in Maine in 1886. He
was graduated from Wesleyan University
and the Methodist Seminary in Boston. HE
was induced TO accept the Presidency of
Dickinson College only after assurance on
the part of the trustees that he should have
their moral and material support in his efforts
to have the institution take higher rank.
Capt Nickerson died In Brewer January
4th. he was born in South Orrington,
March %, 1849. the son of Jesse and Eliza
j. Nickerson. At the early age of twelve
years he commenced to follow the sea for a
livelihood, going most of the time until he
was of age with his father, who was a
master mariner. At the age OF q he became
master of the schooner Nellie Treat and has
been captain of some vessel most of the
time since, having had successfully the
schooners Mexican, Maria Foss and Maria
Adelaide, of the last named of which he was
master at the time of his death He was
married at 0rrington in june 1874 to Mrs.
Clara Jackson, by whom he had two children,
all OF whom survive him.
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after the first day of January, 1889,
the price of the Daily PRESS will be $500 a
year, or 80 cents month, when payment is
made In advance.
The PRESS is admitted to be the best news
paper in Portland.
freshness Of the news published by it every
morning it is without a rival in the city or
the State
Having made it the best newspaper, the
Publishers propose now to furnish it at a
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LIST the PRESS will cost you but fifty cents a
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Now is the time to subscribe.
The Legislature is just assembling, and of
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EniE~ soTTINcs.

Tukey's bridge is closed for the present
for repairs.
The blacksmiths had all they could do
sharpening horses shoes yesterday.
Cogawesco Tribe. Improved Order Of Red
Men. will work the Warriors Degree and
their Chiefs will he raised up tonight
Messrs. Burleigh & Usher, the leading
shoe manufacturers In Milton, will soon es-
tablish a factory In Springvale.
There we're 10 telephone wires disturbed
by the storm, but it was expected to have
them all in working order last night.
Yesterday was the first thoroughly rainy
day for long time. The alarm rang in the
morning for no school sessions.
1t will DE seen by the advertisement that
the annual meeting of the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Monument Association will be held Jam
uary 14th.
At the meeting of the Genealogical Society
next Tuesday papers will be read by Messrs.
r. M. Ray, w. M. Sargent, W. b. Smith and
A. F. Moulton.
Beacon Lodge, No. 67, /. o. o. f., will have
public installation of officers tonight. A
pleasing entertainment consisting of vocal
and instrumental music and readings will be
given.
Yesterday the schooner Campus of Glou-
cester, landed 10000 pounds of cod and had
dock the Eliza Hart, 5000 pounds, and
shore boats about 10000 pounds.
The daily prayer meeting will be continued
at the Y. M G. A. Hall every afternoon dur
Ing the week. from to 8 o'clock. Rev. DR..
Fem will lead the meeting this afternoon.
All are cordially invited.
Mr. T. B. Pollard has opened new drug
store in the new block erected by William
@. Davis, near the Union Station 1t has
been handsomely furnished and makes a
very attractive store.
A meet ing Of class committees and teach
ers of the Portland Fraternity, postponed on
account Of the weather, will be held tomor-
row, Wednesday, January 9, at the Free
street rooms, at o'clock p. m.
Rev. Henry Blanchard will lecture this
evening in the vestry of Congress Square
church on ''The History Of the Doctrine of
the Trinity" The public are cordially in
yited to attend.
Owing to the use of the Reception Hall
for other purposes, the teachers meeting
for last evening was adjourned to later day.
The Commercial Union wires between
Boston and Portland are down.
The Maine Union Holiness Association
will hold three days convention with the
Methodist Episcopal church in Kittery, COM
mencing Monday, January 14th. at Z O'Clock
p. m. All friends of scriptural holiness are
cordially invited to join in the work of the
convention
The Portland daily press., 1889-01-08
AUSTRALIAN VOTING SYSTEM


ions of this act, or who, during an election. shall
wilfully deface, tear down, remove or destroy.any
card Of instruction or specimen ballot printed or
posted for the instruction Of voters or who shall,
during an election, wifully remove or destroy any
of the supplies or conyenienees furnished to ena-
BILE voter to prepare his ballot. or shall wilfuly
hinder the voting Of others. shall be punished by
a fine OF not less than five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars.
SECT. 30.-Any person who shall falsely make
or wilfuy deface or destroy any certificate of
thereof or any letter Of withdrawal; or file any
certificate of nomination or nomination paper or
letter of withdrawal, knowing the same or any
part thereof to be falsely made; or suppress any
certificate Of nomination or nomination paper, or
any part thereof which has been duly filed; or
forge or falsely make the official endorsement on
lot, or wllfully delay the delivery of any ballots,
shall be punished by fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars, or by Imprisonment in the jail
not more than one year. or by both such fine and
Imprisonment.
SECT. 31--Any public officer upon whom duty
is imposed by this act, who shall wfully neglect
10 perform such duty, or who shall wilfully per-
form il in such way as to hinder the objects OF
this act, shall be punished by fine of not less
than five nor more than one thousand dollars, OF
by Imprisonment In jail for not more than one
wear, or Dy both such fine and imnrisOnment.