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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Judicial District Court. D.,
OF ~Lafourche. "'
Succession of Pierre j. Boudy.o..
1898. Probates.
PURSUANT TO AN opnu

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER
cree OF the above entitled co,,.
obedience IL a commission to me ~, And
the above entitled and numberad ERECTED
nearing date OF January Z. ISao fYcesslol
Ter foi sale at public auction. VIII 4
10 law, to the last aud highest biddsuant
courthouse II me town of Thibodany - "
SATURDAY. APRIL 26, Isso ~
e5"eeh The hours Of II o'clock a =
perty. to-wit: oed ptC
The undivided half eff q
tract OF land situated in certai
IRISH of Lafonrci,n on the Jeff. banL sna pa
on Latonrche. at about fonr M 49, eoe bay
the town of Thihodanx. measnrnNs abov
pent and a half fl3l front by eirbss. zoe ~ al
penis III depth. bounded above hv wv a.
MIS-: rraiicois Nirknair, and below ba uI .
o. Ftiix Ltssri4ne, toget her with ,sad
uuliolh9S ana improvements thereon ~ w
Tue apP~nrtenanre~ thereof. as we'll ~ ana 8
loiiftil "a interest in aud To the snaa " one
erected on the Flori>ka plautation -
this tract iorps IA part. " whicl
Ais" the ur.!ividcd one-halr NJ
tract OF land situated in The BrnsI. occftail
{ hene OF about eighty acres: bounfe otAe'
by Mrs. A. Naqh iu and b.low IN uAeeFl
"anttrtauN. together with all the hn;ia..A
II improvements thereon. rrc "uaas
AS" the undivided one hall OF the s,n.
ing: 'uc iolOw
MOTiBIES.
seven mules. twu tnIcr-muIc carts on
vance onuhle-Pl"w. two twu-mnle plnus w
i"ur-ihule pillow. u Sfubllr-shaye, ona 20
bic digger. "nc &. -. VI. d.srrllmtnr s'9'
Dow c~u!flvat"r, one old sulky. two - =
one hull call. one tot ~ gearing. one N, 49,
hold furniture. til" coru crop. seven bn"Sa
AMI filty barrels q! coal. une gold vat.h
Terms and Conditions of h4-CaI".
spot III United States Treasury Note. ~ ~
neols: ., ,s,o +. L. LORI0, sheriff
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems
at first, only a cold. Do not permit
any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, but be sure YOU get
the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, or just the
amc Don't he deceived, but insist
nron getting DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, which is guaranteed to give relief
in all Throat, Lungand Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at Thibodaux Drug
Store. Large Bottles 81
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A Lovely Complexion.

Is something desired by Every lady
in the land. The easiest way to get
that beautiful color to the skin is t.
first make the blood pure. The i'm
purities must be removed by the ad-
ministration of some remedial agent
which contairs the most thorough al
terative properties combined with
those ingredients which tend not only
to remove impurities of the blood. but
also build up and invigorate the sys-
TEN. Such q remedy is DR.. West
moreland's Calisaya Tonic, which not
only thoroughly ~cleanses the blood,
but also invigorates the system and
leaves the patient in a thoroughly i'm
proved and healthy condition. The
price is within the reach of all. so
cents and $1.0O a bottle at the Thi-
bodeaux Pharmacy.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

". d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
teStities: Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Ev-
cry bottle sold has given relief in
every case. One MAJ took six bottles,
and was cured of Rheumatism Of 10
years Standing" Abraham Hare,
druggsist, Bellville, Ohio, atfirms: "The
best selling medicine have ever hand
led in my 20 years experience, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric lit
ters do cure all diseases Of the Liver.
Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar
q bottle at ThibodauN Drug Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

The questions of the election Of Uni
ted States Senators by the popular
vote of the people is being agitatel iii
the Western States, and seriously dis
cussed. If Senators were thus chosen
millionaires who think of nothing but
enacting laws to enrichcn themselves
at tie expense Of the poorer and less
fortunate classes.
The government has been getting
too far away from the people, and
should he made to halt.
But no change can be made for the
better SO long as the present rulers. or
men of their ilk remain in power.
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THE STATE OF LOCISIASA
9TH 'ind"ial District Court, Par.
l>h oi Lafourclle.
S"ccession Of Wathilde Champauul
, r'do~ Of Louis Zeriague. No. I3lS
Pf0Jates.

ENAkE NOTICE. THAT PURSUANT r.,
an ort''r and decree of the a,,vv. com,
niih to a commission Il" m. ,liract.a ~
in"Fe 'lflt'ed and numbered success;on :
: u'c ,or re - ru''lI'' auction. pursuant
,ota" 4" I'll" las an / ~niaiiest bidder .t -
latt fesdeHcr # the deceased widow Ian;s
Aerii'5uc. ~ "h"rt nine miles below the Iown
Oh ihih"dHiIN. ut Tar store of Kl6har r.
irr.o on Tue premises. lett bank Of Bavup
SATURDAY, HAY 3rd. 1890.
e1wsen the hours Of | o'clock. .. m. and a
perty to-wit: pro
IN" los OF csrn. abnnt so barrels, one thru.
mule cart and "ne lot IF household goods a, a
lul"ltnfe, az per inventory on ME IN 80
succession. III sa'u
Terms 81 sale Cash on tn. s,or i, IT
treasury notes To pay debts in sard snco.s..
FLokESrAL ZERINGUE.
administrator of sand est.t.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1890

On last Sunday morning Hon. s.
j. Randall died, in Washington city.
Mr.. Randall was emphatically a great
man, Il great leader.
To him the soutl, owes IN eternal
debt of gratitude for the hold and
manly stand he made in congress
as the leader of the democracy in OPP
position to tho notorious force bill.
and in other instances in which he
headed his party, in its struggles in
days that were dark and gloomy.
Mr.. Randall was the oldest mem
Der of Congress having represented
Philadelphia for more than a quarter
of a century. Sc firm was his hold
upon his constituents chat no man
ever dared To contest his seat with
any hope of success.
Of the few statesmen that have not
used their positions in the acrumuIa-
ton ofwealth Mr.. Randall stands CON
%spicuous. He dies Il man of but little
a
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

From a notice printed in last Satnr-
days SENTINEL it is learned. that 2.
%. Rousseau nounc his desire 70
abandon politics. and resigns the po-
sition of chairman of the Republican
Parish Committee.
Mr.. Rousseau has taken a wise move.
and the sooner all republicans retire
the better it will he for their own in
tercsts and the general welfare Of til.
country.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, April II, 80.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.,April II, 80.
Editor SENTINEL:
At the approaching session of the
Legislature of this state, | shall sab
NIT a proposition for the privilege of
maintaining a lottery in Louisiana.
For this privilege l will offer to pay
the state, quarterly in advance, the
sum of 100000 per annum, or $12,
100000 for the franchise for twenty
five years. This annual license of
half a million dollars, | would pro-
pose TO have devoted,-one-third to
the public school system of the state :;
one-third to existing charitable insti-
buttons and such others as nav be
created and the remaining third to
the construction, maintenance and re-
pairs of levees. | trust that YOU will
give this proposition calm considera-
ton, and leS the people Of the state
know Your views on the subject. 1t
is Il question which members Of the
press should consider, | think, with
ont prejudice Of any kind, looking
only to the best interests of the state.
Yours truly,
JOHN A. NORRIS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

For the first time in an ordinary life
time the little State of Rhode Island
has elected q Democratic Governor
and a Democratic Legislature. The
fight was a square Il and between the
two parties and Republicanism r%eceiv-
ed Il black eye, that will take more
than II oyster ponltice. to restore to
its original color let the good work
go on.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court. Parrish
of Lafourche.
Succession Of Joseph Rosemond Il.
Blame, aud community. No. 12SS
Prohatcs.

WHERE'S j. ALBEIT WE'RE ofn.
w PARISH of st Mary. Admipi,fratn, -
me aforesaid stcreSSion and commnnltv Ia.
rendered u tnri account al his sdninis,ra
ton of the aforesaid esfarr ard rolnnuni,v
NOW therefore al p~rs"ns are hereby ws,,
ed aHd n":iEetl to file beir ortositisn IN 81
ING I" the said account with the clprk -
rilid court ~ his office III the town of Thiba.
d'nX ten day. after tho first publicstio,
mercer, "ther~iHr The s-Td areount will i,
approved aud hVusniagatpi arc,,rriiur l., Iaw
S Witness ny ii.id and The impre,.
Is. OF The srsi Of nv o.Ere thi, he le,h
(~~)day ofApIil. \ II. 1890.
J V. KNIBf.oCH.
Clerk OF EauYt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

IN Indiana, in 1888 the Repaid leans,
at the spring elections elected 5l4
Township Trustees aud the Democrats
400, being majority of q. In the
late spring elections the Republicans
elected 1893 Trustees and the Dcun.
Gratis COS being a majority of 2lO.
Thus, there is 4 republican majority
of p turned int" Democratic major
ity of 30.
Straws show which way the wind
blows.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

The spring elections in Indiana have
been more favorable to the democracy
than Were those in the other states in
which elections have been held. The
democrats have made gains through
out the state. holding their W all the
time, and capturing townships in near
ly every county. Republicans cl i'm
that their men did not 60 other polls,
but the fact is that hundreds of men
who have voted their ticket have aban-
doned it and voted squarely for the
democracy. Still the republican Com
gress continues i'll it's onward cause of
injustice and meanness, overriding
law and dccency in a last and final ef-
fort to maintain control of the govern
ment. The theft of the Montana SEN
atOrs and the removal Of democrat:o
members in the House of Representa-
tives and admitting in their stead.
men who were not elected, is followed
by the admission of Idaho and Wyo-
ming as States who have a voting
population of. little more than the
parish of Lafourche in order to get
more tools in the senate and
increase their chances to obtain
votes 70 elect a successor to Harrison.
AT the same time New Mexico which
casts most votes than Idaho and Wv
sming combined Knocks in vain for
statehood because the chances are that
the citizens of that territory would
cast their votes for the democratic
party.
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The good people of Bayon Sara have
not been troubled much with high wa
ter as the Pointe Coupeeand Morganza
openings have kept the water down.
Therefore whist other people raised
their levees they trusted to Pro .idence
and a crevasse in the vicinity, but
neither came 70 their aid and they
have had TO help themselves the best
they could.
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ksald EAnObbers Testify,

II. !. Sharp, Physician and Druggist
Wynne, Ark, writes Il have sold c. c. e.
Certain Chill Cure to hundreds of EMPLOYEES.
on the Memphis and Bald Knob K. X. and
citizens of Cross County, and | don't know of
a failure to cure; | could get as many certi-
fcates As ! have sold bottles"
Sold by Titibodaux Pharmacy.
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The Chicago Tribune, one of the
most valid protection papers in the
West, and the Jo1rnas and Bulletin of
Boston Of the anne way Of thinking
have came ont squarely against the
Mckinley abomination, and in favor
ut = Tariff for revenue, or at least, for
i Tariff that will protect somebody
but the milliona,res OF the country.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

The New York San amuses if. elf in
kicking at Cleveland, whilst it claims
to be a Democratic paper. If the
Democratic party wish to win any
contest it had best not rely on old
Dana, he is the meanest old traitor
70 the party that breathes Gods pare
air.
He has V permitted an oppur-
tuni'y to pass without giving it a stab
in the back and the dark.
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aEae Clock HAS Stricken.

'o1e-two-three, and the children are still
coughing. Goodness gracious John, 90 and
call NJ The druggist and get a bottle Of Ger.
taln Cough Cure; 1T never fails to cure the
children's cough in Il short time. where nth.r
remedies fail Sold by 1hibodaux Phar--
macy.
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On Friday, April II, 1890, at O'Clock n. m
Marie Theresa Harang, aged two years nine
months and twenty one days, infant dauuh.
ter OF Z. B. Harang and T. Is. Gruneberg.
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\ OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court. Parish
of Lmfourche.
Succession of Mrs. Paul Pertuit. Nc
1894.

WHEREAS LEOPOLD PERTUIT or
" Eart parish. administrator of tho ;.fore
sad estate. has rle,! IL final account Of bis
administration Of the said estate.
NOW therefore all persons al hereby warn
go an" n"i'hed t" tile their opposition in
writing with the clerk az ,iiL ,.oprt II IL
ofhce IN til" town Of ThiloIarx, within fan
days after ih" first rublIration hereof. ntIer.
wise tn" sad account will lie approved and
hoinol"gated III accar,iance with inv
S~~} Witness my hand AMI the iqlo,ess
L'o- OF tir seal "f ~ office this the 18th
(~) day Of April. Al 1870.
J. ". KNORLOCH;
Clerk OF said conrt.
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The Louisiana Lottery company
have given $65O.OO to the Phenix
Bucket and Hook and Ladder Co., of
New Iberia for the purchase of a ne
cessary outfit for said company.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-29

Willis, Ed. Williams, B. G..
Welch. Jas. Williams, Harry
Washington, Geo. Weitzel, Jno.
Ward, Patrick Wilder. Geo. w.
William. Jno. B. Williamson, f. L.
Weitzel, Lucas Woods, G.. NJ.
Wilson, Henry Waggoner, "A. B.
Warren, J.. B. Williams, NJ. ID.
Young. Lewis Yeagel, Geo.
Young, william
4, er, Michael G.. T. CHURCH.,
Clerk.
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Wright, Jno. P.
Wade, Walker
Wheat, Geo. Fl.
Washington, Ben.
Williams, J. Price
Weitzel, Geo. B.
Whitehouse, Geo.
Wilson, Jno.
Wright, Hub l..
Williams, Marion.
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knight, Thos.
Kincade, rhos.
Lawson, Anthony
Lindsey, Jno. b.
LOOMS, Ed.
Lindsey, W. T.
Lumpkins, John
Long, Jas. tNo. I.
Lambert, Joe
Louis, Ed.
Louis, l.. G.
Lewis, Chas.
Lewis, Granville
Lane, Jno.
Lawson, A.
Linn, Chas.
| ouis. Jno.
Lowrey, Gran.
acAnnally, VIM.
Mead, VIM.
Murray, Thos.
Martin, Walter
Martin. Geo.
Morton, james
Moody, Joseph
Martin, Sandy
Mcclure, X. X.
Milan, B. c.
Miller. Vol.
McCubbens. Jas.
Marshall. Jno.
Moore. Nicholas
Moore. Sol.
IJnrro, Ir,;,s
NiIl.r Coo
S Ne p n"''
W M'yS' ne"' o,
Nv mas
Ni'''y"''' "''
Nicol +, w
N;von Loo
Norm,r Fd
Norman Geo.
Nicol. Wal.
O'Dnnrell. II. B.
Owens. c. p.
Philips, +. A.
Pendlcton, Henry
Penn. josiah
Patterson, Frank
Prutei. Jno. W.
Poyn,er. R
Penner. r. p.
pace Wick
Pleasant. Bland
Patterson, Abe
Preston. Henry
Pa,tie 7. n
Parker. Tom
Pb.lps, Jno.
Poynter, ]. S.
Quinn, J. J.
Rodman. Hugh
Reed, Jesse
Rosson. Willie
Riley. Jerry
Rodman. Jas.
Rake. Norton
Rosson, Frank
Richardson, Sam
Richie. Richard
Robinson. Henry
Rodv, Pat. jr.
Robinson. Geo.
smith, j. r..
Slaughter, Henry
Sam uels, Jerry
South, sam
Snow, Chas.
shannon, Hiram
simpson, b lsll
smith, Nicholas
Scott, Preston
Smith, U. r.
Sneed, Russell
Schwelhold, Tom
Snow, VIM.
smith, Sidney
Scott. w. P.
Schweibold, Jno.
Satterwhite. X. F.
Sanders, Joe
Stanley. H. NJ.
Sullivan, p. A.
Scales, Ed. C.
Shea, sam
Sayre. 5. c.
Samuels, E. l..
Travis, j. +.
Iobln, Jno. l..
i. lrumbo' MAJOR
Todd, Jas. M.
/. Iobin. Jas.
! homas, Joe.
Thompson, Beasley
Todd. Rob
Thomas Henry
! ate, Late.
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Washington, Louis
Wilson, r. b.
Williams, K. VI.
Weitzel. J. B.
Ward, Wallace
Watson, X. I.
Wright, w. l..
Williams, M. II. p,
jr.
Wells, Elijah
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Owens, Frank
O'Connor, Moses

OCoHuoI, MUSES.
Price, will.
PettySWm.
Peevler, Dave
Pryor. Elem.
Phillips, Geo.
Polsgrove, o. B.
Proc,er. Henry
Pickett. ID. w.
Pittman. Ed.
Poston, Frank
Peevler. 1'hos.
Penn, Dan
Preston, Gran
Peters, VIM.
Poynter, ]. +.
Phelps, Ambrose
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G.. +. CHURCH.
Clerk.
WARD.
Arvin, VIM.
Agee, David
Averill, w. H.
Arc deLcon, John
Armstrong, Alex.
Briley. Fl. N.
Butler, jas.
Boucher. Jas. y.
bush, VIM.
Bryant, Andrew
Brady. Horace
Booker, Moses
i|ooker. Isaac
Banks Len.
Bridgeford. &. NJ.
Black. K. I.
Berry, VIM.
Buxton. l..
Barrett, Mike
Crlt'enden, +. Il.
y hl'soh, a.
Clark, Jno.
Conway. Jno.
Clark, Nose
Cady, w. S.
Churchill, Ben.
Carroll, Tom
Candy. Robert
Cox, Jake
Coovert. W. VI.
Chumard, Geo.
Clay, Jas. B.
Crittenden, Jno. j.
Chiles, Russell
Dean, Milton
Dean, Newton
DAVIS, Jen.
DAVIS sidney
DAVIS CAD
Dean, BOD
Dean, Dan.
Dorsey, Jno.r.
Dean, Wm., son
Dudley, ]. G.
Daily. Thos. ].
Dean. Grant
Dean. las.
Dodson, Homer
Dchonev. Jno. NJ.
Dudley. Henderson
N"''' '"''
Ewing. Nelson
Everhart. Jas.
Evans. F.. +.
Flynn, W. I.
Ford. Thos.
Force, Jno. H.
Fremont, Jno. G.
Fuhs, Stephen
Falkner, Henry
Fol d, Bob
Grltiy urithn
Ioroan, " after
Eolhs, Jho.
Grah'' d. "a.
GoihS' Ihll.
Green ii. W.
N'ee''uP' ~ d.
Gaines, Jas. NO. 81
Gordon, Claiborne
Gordon. Chas.
Gordan. Jas.
Grant. L. H.
Grifi'ey, Thos. .
Gayie, ]. w. :
Gault, Harry
Garnett. Geo.
GIantcn, W. A.
Gates. Robt.
Cats, Ed.
Graham, A. J.
Grant, Jno. Scott
Hunt, rat.
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W ~ u. 'lt I'm
William. Jno. B.
Weitzel, Lucas
Wilson, Henry
Warren, J.. b.
Young. Lewis
Young, William
Il or, Michael
Tl1IR
Abrams. Mack.
Agee, Robt.
Averill, I. p.
Allen, Page
Armstrong, VIM.
BrSrner, H. X.
Row man, Chas.
Il ker, Geo.
irrry. Flourney
Eriscoe, Geo.
EIyant, VIM
i}erberich. V.
Buckner. Jas.
Burbridge, Claren
Black. Jno.
Beecham, VIM
Blades, Geo.
Berry, 1hos.
Burck hardt, Joe
BELL w. II.
Chinn. w. j.
Chambers, Wash.
Clay. Cash.
Clark, Orlando
Clark, JhO. W.
Coleman, Ben.
Cook, +. J.
Chiles, Will.
Coleman, Jas.
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