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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-09

10. The undivided one half of two E,a;n..
and two Rice Threahers. 'S'nes
IL. The undivided one half of one WOOD
frame building. ! lot of lumber. 10 wbeeIbsa
rows. ] cart, l fiat boat, | peddling cart
skif. 2 ferry fat boats, one lot ~ k;to
furniture. 3 bedsteads and beddinea. one aa
mOir, | toilet, 2 rockers and 6 chairs. I sar;n-
machine, l writing desk and two tables. i Ia
Of books. 4 is
IL. The undivided half of | buggy and h.,
ness, piows. ] moss screw and loose moss.
IL. The undivided half of six COWS ma
calves. 3 oxen, 2 mules and 3 horses. and nv
horses. "o
ACTIVE TITLES.
IA. The undivided one half of omen s,o,.
accounts aggregating the sum of Three Tbor
sand One Hundred and Twelve 10 100 Dollars
ID. The undivided one halt of op, nota 20
I%heopbile Bourgeois, dated February Il+SS
1855, and due eight months sitter date f.,
S2oO.0O with 8 per cent interest,fron date ona
mortgage note of Lncien Autin. dated IuIr
18th 1889 and due twelve months after data
Tor $oU.Uo with 8 per cent interest from dats
10. The undivided one half of a mort.ao -
note of Marcelin Autin dated Janaarv Si ~
lo9O, for $4,000 with interest at s n.r 4
from uafe and due five mouths after data
II. HE undivided one half of a mortUaaa
note OF Benoni Guedry dated Nav lltb 1SSS
LOT Soo oos-iuU with interest at s per cent from
daie ana payable six months after date.
VINO Ia OI ~ M0FfUQua
note OF Pierre Bourgeois. dated September or
1887 for $6l7 90 with interest at 5 Der cent
from date and payable two wears altar ,lato
~. The undivided one halt of a mortgaga
pnte OF Pierre Bourgeois, dated SeptenIber
9Th. lSs7 for $6l7.O with interest Mt + ner
date. go" ai'er
~. lhe undivided one halt OF a mortyaon
more OF benout Guedry dated May lIth 1879,
ana due twelve months after date for s66. 66i
with ) per cent interest from date.
~. II Q undivided one half of n mortoaoa
note OF jean Choues-e dated Nav lgth. iSsS
ana due thirty-six months after dare tor SIOo
WIN Q per cent interest from maturity.
=. The undivided one half of a mortoage.
note OF LANCE Cbarpcntier dated January 81
losV ana Que ten months after date for 10000.
VIII Q per cent interest from date.
%. The undivided one half of "A Dromissorv
note OF Francois Gisclare Sr. and Francois
Gisclare' Jr. dated July 10Th 1889 and due
March LIST. 1890 for $4,000 with 8 per cent in
terest from date.
ie!his anu conditions of sale Cash on the
spot III United States Treasury notes.
July 10, 1890. SI,,;F
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In a report, made by the treasurer
OF one of the manufacturing companies
in Massachusetts, to the directors, he
stated "that he had been treasurer of
the company tor 20 years, and that
during all that period, the average
annual profit on the capital invested,
in the business was 20.S per cent
that the last year it was nearly three
times al much, and for the present
year the outlook promised a still larger
margin of profits
And these are the men who are
bowling around Congress, like wild
bulls, tor protection, protection and
the Republican party makes a tariff
for just such men, whilst the agricul
turists and wage Garner can work and
sweat and pay.
Great is Republican protection, and
dear lovers of the poor man are Re
publican senators.
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PROTECTION'S LOVELY BEAU u
TIES

McKinley's Tariff taxes cheap cotton
goods, suh assthe poor man must
buy 70 per; cent,yand fine cotton goods
that only the wealthy can purchase
Ill per cent. 1t takes an imitation
seal skin cloak, sach as a laboring
man can purchase at $500 $50
per cent. whilst - seal-skin cloak
that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for his
wife for two OF thredihundred dollars
the tax is so per cent.
The plough boy who buys q hat is
taxed rs per cent, the millionaire who
imports a piece ofstatuary or pointing
worth "a thousand of dollars, brings it
IN free. If JAY Gould wants a ship
loadsof cross ties he gets them free of
tax, if a wage Garner saves up enough
in five years to build him IA little cab
III to protect his wife and children
from the weather he must pay a good
sized tax ON his lumber. Protection
is a daisy.
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The new license law passed by the
last Legislature fixes licenses for cof-
fee houses, beer saloons, grogshops &C.,
when the gross annual receipts are be-
tween twenty aud twenty-five thou
sand dollars, 100000: when receipts
are between fifteen and twenty thou.
sand dollars, $4,000; when they are
between ten and fifteen thousand dol
lars, $4,000; when between seven
thousand, five hundred, and ten thou.
sand dollars, $4,000; when between
five thousand. and sever thousand five
hundred dollars, $1,000 and when
less than five thousand dollars.
$4,000 soda water stands must nav,
$1,000 when sales are less than
$3OOO.OO; and from ten to fifty above
that figure.
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During the late high water the Ma
tional Governmeatissued to the suf-
ferers by the tea1 $3.50 rations in
Tennessee, 1e1, SO Arkansas, $4,000
in Texas, Sasb7sO' in Mississippi,
and 1~,S13,3oS in Louisiana. The total
cost Of those provisions was 1866. 90,
the whole cost of the rations in
Guiding expenses If distribution was
5,53 cents per ration.
1t will be seen, hat Louisiana re-
ceived nearly five times as much, as
any other state and considerably more
than two thirds of the entire distrfbu-
ton. :
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PROTECTION DOES PROTECT.

A is an American farmer who en-
joys the benefit of a government that
protects his interest; E is 4 foreigner
who is not so fortunate. A and E go
into the large manufactures of the
United States to purchase the same
kind of goods.
A c%ultivator that costs A $11.OO Z
buys for $40. A potatoe digger that
A pays, $500 for is sold to
E for 1915: A steel pillow that costs
A $1,000, E gets for $9.45: Steel
shovels that costs A 1920 per dozen E
takes off for 1886: shingling hatchets
that A pays $3.50 per dozen E gets
for $4.75 : For fiat bottom stove kettles
A pays $1.04 whilst E gets his for
1882: A buys water tubs at $2O.25
per dozen. E walks off with the same
at $500: Horse shoe nails cost A II
cents per pound whilst d gets his for
IA: A pays $4,000 for a circular saw,
but E pays $25 .55: A pays for a type
writer $4,000, E chucks one under
his arm for 5000 0
Who gets the benefits of those pricesi
If those goods can be made for a
foreigner at n price why can they
not be sold to an American at the
same figure3 The manufacturer en-
joys Protection, and the farmer foots
the bill.
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1t Knocks Out Malaria.

kiiraln may knock out Sullivan if
he wishes, but that has nothing to do
with the malaria which grows wildn
IN some of the swampy regions of the
south. A man who has been there
writes:
GREENyILLE, S. C..
Gentlemen-Having used DR.. West
moreland's Calisaya Tonic since 1883.
L cheerfully recommend it to those
suffering from loss of appetite and
dyspepsia; also as a preventive of
malaria, having used one dozen bot
Ties III Florida during the months of
September, October and November.
1884.
j. C.. BoOZER.
Ii you don't want to have malaria,
then buy bottle of DR.. Westmore-
lands C%alisaya Tonic for so cents and
Sl.OO. For sale by Thibodeaux Phar-
macy.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafourche.
Mrs. Adelina Bourgeois, ,oidoT of Aler-
erandre Cardillac, rs. No. 2519
Mrs. Leon Lame. ct ais.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
il and by virtue of an order of Seizure and
Sale emanating from the above entitled court
in the above entitled and numbered case. l
have seized and will offe- for sale at public
auction, pursuant to law, to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in the
town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 50, 1890,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, the following described pro-
perty, to-wit'
The lou er half of a certain tract of land
situated in the parish of ] afourche on the
left bank of Bayou Lafourche at about two
miles below the town of Thibodaux, measuI-
ing one arpent more or less front by sixty
arpents in depth, honnded above by lands of
widow H.. Poche and below by lands of Jules
Chappuis together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and all the rights and
privileges thereto belonging or in anywise
appertaining.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash on the
spot to pay and satisfy the full and entire
sum of l. Eight hundred and thirty-eight
and 57-l00 dollars with eight per cent interest
from September 30th 1886 until paid, less the
following partial payments tO-wit: $4,000
paid March Is 1887; $64. 90 paid June 7 1887 !;
$4,000 paid June IL 1888; and $50 90 paid
March 1890: =. Ten per cent on the aggre-
gate amount recovered as astOrney's fees and
3. All costs herein which said amount in prin-
cipal and interest, attorneys fees and all
costs herein is secured Ivy mortgage with ven
doris privilege per act passed before Il. p.
date September 18th, 1886.
P. E. LORIO.
Sheriff of parish of LatOurche.
july 26, 1890.
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The Atkinson Champion in Kansas
an influential Republican newspaper.
has come i'll favor of free trade. 1t
says that protection has so ruined the
farmers of the West for the benefit of
the manufacturers of the East that
there is no other remedy.
People arc beginning to see what
this siren song of protection means
for the agriculturiet and the wage
Garner.
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Tie Democratic prospects of splits
and discord seem to be disappearing.
The party can quarrel and fight Its
battles within its own ranks, but
when Q common enemy arises before
it, it will be found solid.
Several members of Congress in the
South have tailed to receive q re-nom-
ination, bnt those who will succeed
them are Democrats good and true.
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jim Blaine seems to have raised
quite a commotion in the Republican
camp meeting. Strange as it may APP
pear, Blaine seems to have two much
blunt honesty and hard common sense
for modern Republicanism.
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The lay in the Senate Of the
United 8, senator Mcpherson Of
New Jer challenged the Republican
senator's point out a single article
on which duty has not been raised
more upo. e cheaper grade Of godis
than upon e dearer. A most no
found sileE eigned ON the Repubii-
can side su as there was said tokbe
in heaven O foc the space of Half
an hour. zH
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoris.
When shs became Mia, she chung to Oastoria,
Whss she had Children, she gave them caeoria.
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Senate Quay, who is the Grand
Mogul of he Republican Party says
that the. rec Bill cannot pass this
session o. congress, and now there is
weeping 4 wailihg among the con-
SpiratOrf
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CHAMBERLAIN, HvN! A.tA1sN7.
PORT GIBSON. MISS.

HA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Roys w
{. GUTHRIE. PRINCIPAL.
Full corps of thoroughly equipped and
skillui teachers. Rates extremely low, ow-
ing to endowment; increasing prosDerity.
heaithful location in tho Hill country; - on
mississippi Valley r. r.; home Influences:
nrm, parental, elevating discipline, Opens
SEPTEMBER %. Write for Catalogue.
Address c. d. WHARTON, sec'y.
Aug-9-90-2m.
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FOR SALE

A COMPLETE IvEN's PUMP, ENGINE
- anu Boiler, in Magnolia Grove Plan
tation, opposite Labadieville.
Apply TO LEWIS BROS,
NO. so Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans,
May, 10, 80
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MeEIree's Wine of Cardui

and THEDFoRD's BLACK DRAUGHr are
Tor sale BY the following merchants in
Lafourche parish, Thibodaux
Jos. I. Thibodeaux g. Son.
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Six hundred and forty acres cypress land.
the hnest in the State of La. and situated on
the right bank of bayou Lafourche in Bruly
Guiliot, above the town OF Thibodaux section
TT, 10. SIX II. 4. Apply to the SENTINEL
Office at Thibodaux
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Many wonderful presentations were
recorded. MI. William Rochelle hay-
ing only one leg, found himself afoat.
upon billiard table. that had been
overturned, i'll company with a negro
and negresse. All night long thew
foated upon the waves, and when day-
light came. they We're lost i'll the sea
marshes. The negro, q few days af-
terward, in his snfferings jumped off
the table and persisted. On the Sun
aaS following the storm, IL lugger sail
ing along che coast discovered auc ls,.
cued them, and carried them to the
home of the owner on Bayou DeLarre.
MIR. Rochelle begged the owner of the
lugger to make another search, and
lind some other unfortunates which he
did ON Wednesday, ten days after the
storm.
ITO be continued in our nert.)
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8. The undivided one half of the contents
OF q certain trade store situated at the Cut-
Oh consisting of . stock of General Merchsn-
disc, kc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-04
A NOTED couNTERFEiTRR

Old indictments AKasnsi Miles Ogis
Broaxhs Up In Ceart "a Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. S.--Miles Ogle, the
notorious coanterfaitsr. was arraIgned to
day in the federal court on q charge OF
maklng counterfeit money la this city si1
years ago. A eontinuance was granted un-
I'll hfs attorney. Charles Baker, OF cincin-
natl. arrives. ogls was brought from Gin
clnnatl, where he has remained three
months during trial on an indictment
fourteen years old. The state failed 10 Sc
cure conviction Ia tue case. His
home Is la Covington. Ky. In 1883
ogle Was deputy United States marshal
employed To search the surrounding country
for revenue vlolators,~ noonshlners, aud
counterfeiters. lie was . good offieer Ia
pursuing the two former classes Of Offenders,
but failed signally Ia his efforts to arrest
Counterfeiters. whose operations la his DIS
trlct were more frequent than In any other
As time passed the amouns Of spurious
money Coating uuder Oglo's nose caused the
Federal authorities 10 suspect something
Henry Joycc. a former resiaenrof this city,
was made an ofileial deputy 10 shadow ogle'
He Discovered that he was notsonly Ia col
Iasion With the counterfsfters, but had
aided them I'm putting their bogus money
Ia circulation.
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yet at the same tlme, their delegation will
be over forty strong aud large enough.
therefore, 10 command considerable In
huence and TO exercise a potent effect ou
thc legislation proposed BY the democratic
majority. IL Il given out that the delegates
from the knights of Labor are sounding
leading hlembers of the convention on the
proposition TO call convention Of all labor
and reform organizations withla the next
two months to consider tho question 81 In
dependent political action.
With the knights, various farmers organ
izatlons, the federation Of railroad em-
ployes, and the American federation OF
labor, such a convention would represent
over 100000 votes OF laboring men, and.
united, could practically control the polit
heal Geld ia lsas. Two hundred and ilfty
delegates arc present at yesterdays meet
ing. representing thirty two states.
The alliance opened It's FIRST business
session last night and from nov on all the
sessions will be secret. The annual meet
Ing OF the national colored farmers alliance
will be held to-day. The Organization
embraces twenty-five states and has =
membership OF over 100000. One OF It's
chief objects II 10 divide the negroes poll
tIcally, which. OF course means taking
large numbers Of then Into the voting ranks
of the democratic party.
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DIR. MARY WALKER.

Th~ Mneenirie Woman sn Her Dsa'h-
bed, Victim OF Heart nisesse her
Cheessered Carsor.
oaws*sD n. ". Dec. 3.--nr. Mary 4.
Wakes known throughout the country for
her erasntricltIes and a. the oaly woman
commissioned a surgeon OF the United
states 3rsny during the rebeIltou, lies dying
at he'd nsrm Ave miles west of this city.
Dr. Adey arrived here from Washington
last AtsNnst. She had been sick In the
eapitaf and fhe physicians directed that
she be Axsnt 10 her home. she IL troubled
With hssert failure, and the end A. looked
Cor aax &noment,
Or Walker i graduate OF Geneva, n,
", medical college, and was admitted 10
practice in 1868 In 1861 she went " Wash
lngton &nd offered her services fer the pur-
pose of4 king care or the sick and wounded
soldierxtli the hospitals. Her arst duties
were igl lhe Indian hospital unaer nr.
Green. She was afterwards transferred 10
the Possst Hall prison, Georgetown, u.
g., wlnro she had charge OF COO
naen. She was at Warrenton'
va. when Burnside decided to march
toRards yicksbarg, and followed him
throua4 that bloody campaign. administer
kH# Gn NMH SICK ana M0unueua DuFAhB thS
Aas& yesR OF the war she was In the south
Nesf wISA Col. Dan Mccook, and while there
she vas snssle . prisoner By Champ Fergu-
s0n. thd hdHacrfliin. and sent TO Castle Thun-
der Ia Richmond, where sho remained four
montlssN Eor many years she has been try
Ing 20 lsxauce congress 90 grant her $4,000
for her &gvlcas during the rebellion. she
h ss ve&sn cid, She was awarded medal
for laaf nrsicea, and had Lincoln lived he
would axdDubfedly have bestowed upon hei
4 go@ae sAl III trast o. recompenss for hon
-. ssssss Z = x*sfs. = - 3 es#a ~ lahors
Afh fsAg Dr. Walker ylsise% assls@ss ssas4s.
thatsher rcformatory ideas would meet with
mere encouragement. She appeared upon
the platform IN 81 JaLacs' hall dressed la 2
black silk tunIe reaching little below the
knees aud fitting the figure closely like q
mans froek coat. black cloth trousers. bel
hair in earls and bunch Of fiowers az bet
throat. The audience was large one, ast
| gathered together by curiosity rather thar
| sympathy. IL was most disgusting, III
behaved audience. DIR. Walkers remarks
being inaudihlc more than half the tim'
because OF the noisy rldicuIe and boisterou
Il laughter.
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4 RARE CASE.


nssrs 60 q Large Property Are wiiiing 60
obey the Wishes OF ths Teataser.
DEpnAA, Mass, Dec 3;--A most interest
ing case n nov before the Norfolk county
probate cours--that OF the estate OF the late
X. w. shapleigh, OF Bfooklyn, who died
worth nearly sToU. 200, leaving no viii aud
about thirty heirs There was found in
shapleigh's wallet, however, paper Ina his
hand writing. but unsigned, drawn ia the
firm OF prOmssory note. In which
he promised To pay different sums
Of $1,000 or sIo.ono to his dear
est relatives. The total amount thus
mentioned was ssDs, 600. II included
several relatives who would not otherwise
have received anything. family meeting
was held upon The discovery OF this paper
and the membcrs decided 20 accept its pro-
visions and abide by them. They agreed TO
set aside slim Tor the maintenance of the
church and cemetery at West Lebanon,
Me-, In which tho deceased had always dis
played deep personal Interest," A lawyer
says OF the case thntslt Is q most eNtraorulE-
ary one 10 see such n bulk Of property disc
trlbated among 10 large family with such
an evident desire 90 carry out the wishes OF
the deceased. Ii was also discovered that
he had Slsbarsed nearly ssoo.oo0ain charity.
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4 DAKOTA COLONY.
a sehesas orgaasxsd On Bfaghsuptoa, n.
Ygo Brang Out Elniaranss-

A schesns orgaalxsd in Esfaghamptoa, y.
Y.ao Brisg 0ut EcmiRranss.
BfS0HAaroN. N. r. Dec. LA company
II being formed ln this city 10 colonise
tract Of land Ia North Dakota. The scheme
was inG1gnrated By Messrs. 0eorge Coca.
william Iawton aud Edward Jones, of
nlnghamton. The charter list has iie
snember~ and the company win be known
as the sIndustrial cooperative Company
az North Dakota The connI any has nm
ssptlon on tract of es0.aoo acres Of land
southwest of Bismarcks IN northern Dakosa.
A large portion OF this land II railroad prop
crty and the mealber@ can pro-empt such
government land rs may be desired. The
fns1naion d 20 organize With abont a,ieO
anenabcrs. IL d expected that the first 500
members will be- ready 10 start early la the
spring. Each man Will he stockholder
aud the land will De worked or the cooper
ativs Plaza The members, after tho nrst
100 subserlbcrs. VIII be divided into 10
classes averaging - 70 81 . class. A. the
end 0f ava years thoss who wssh - draw
out OF the corporation wEll receive 100 acres
of land aud pro rata share OF all property