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LEVY 6 pAvIs-oontInued.
BOOK DEPARTMENT.

Rocks and Books in Sets, Juvenile
Rocks of all kinds, Leaflets. Christmas
and New Years Cards. Prayer-Books,
Hymnals, and Bibles.
JAPANESE WARE.
Elegant Screens, Fans, Parasols and
Umbrellas for decorations, Handker-
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Rread- Baskets, Tea. Boxes, Trays, Porte
Folios and Match Holders. Bamboo and
Beod Portieres, Koroh's Elegant Bronze
Vases, Candle-Sticks, and lots Of Fancy
China Articles.
Our store will be open every night
until Xmas.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafourche.
Nrs. ideliao Bourgeois, riidor Of 4le
eraadre Cardllac, rs. No. 2519
Hrs. Leon Lame. ct ais.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER

TAkE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue OF an order of Seizure and
Sale emanating from the above entitled court
IN the above entitled and numbered ease, |
have seized and will otfec for sale at public
auction, pursuant to law. to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House In the
town CT Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1850,
between the hours Of IL o'clock 4. m. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described pro-
pertv. to-wit.
The low er half of a certain tract of land
situated in the parish of afourche on the
left bank of Bayou Lafodrche at about two
ihlieS below the town of Thibodaux, measur-
ing one arpent more or less front by sixty
arpcfts IN depth. bonded above by lands of
widow II. POehG and below by lands of Jules
Chappuis together with ali tile buildings and
improvements thereon and all the rights and
privileges thereto belonging or in apgwise
appeT tanning.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash on the
spot TO pay and satisfy the full and entire
SUM OF /. Eight hundred and thirt weight
and 59-l00 dollars with eight per cent interest
from September 30th 1886 until paid, less the
following partial payments to-wit $4,000
raid March Is 1887; $4,000 paid June Z 1887
10000 paid june IL 1888 and $50 90 paid
March 1890: =. Ten per cent on the aggre-
gate amount recovered as astorney's fees and
). All costs herein which said amount in prin.
cil'ai and Interest, attorneys fees and ali
cos:s herein Is secured 10y mortgage with ven
doris privilege per act passed before l.. p.
Iaiilonet, Notary Public OF said parish OF
date September 18th, 1886.
Pc LORIo.
Sheriff of parish OF Lafourehe.
July %, 1890.
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LOCKPORT NEWS.
LoCkPoRT, La, Aug. 18th. 1890,

LockfoRT, La, Aug.13th, 1890.
In our last we said that we intend
ed to consult some one versed in Bv-
biography to give us his views on the
advlsabllity of dredging at first the
mouth of the bayou.
In answer to orr enquiries. the
gentleman handed MS the following ex-
tract rom Il book on physical ueo-
gTaphy and as there are no technical
terms, any u can understand if.
"ln long plains that have yerv little
inclination seward, the flow of the
river becomes so lazy that instead Of
securing out its channel, it is unable
ITO prevent the sediment from sinkinn
ITO the bottom, and actually heighten-
ing the bed OF the channel. During
floods too. the chief deposit of silt
place ON the banks of
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10. TIE md lyided one half Of two .Y,inaa
and twa Rice fhresbers. 7ines
IL. The undivided one half of one wooden
frame Quitting, Yet oflanher. 10 wbeaEhar.
roWgS' ! eaff, itef beat, peddling cat, L
skin. = ferry fiji boats. one Iot M
furniture. bedSteads ana beddings AIN NJ
men, ! teliet. Z rockers and 1 chairs. .-winr
of books. ""'0S' ! toS
IL. The undivided hall Of buggy and 49,.
cess P.i9ws. moss screw and loose mos
-. The Undivided half Of SIX COW and
calves, 3 oxen, : mules and > horses, y ~ =
horses. u" '"o
ACTIVE TITLES.
u. The undivided one half Of oDan store
accounts aSgregating the sum of Three T.,orS
Sam 1he iiuHdred and Twelve 10 100 DvIIars
10. lie undivided ona halt of ape note of
iheoph.le Bourgeois, dated Febrn1rt LEX
1850 and due eight months after dst,s n.
S-oV.oV WITH r per cent interestlrom Gat. INC
mortgage note Of Lncien Aurin. dated 'JnIv
e'ti1 1859 and due twelve months after dats
IoF Foa:9V WITH : per cent interest from d,ta
TO- me undivided one haK of a mor;.aga
note Of MaIcaiin Autin dated Japt,.rv f3,5
ro'u' Tor SbuUu with interest at s Der cont
from date and due five mouths after da,e.
u The undivided one half of a mnrtpaoe
note OF benon' GuedFy dated Nav lIth fSS9
lTt = Ios. 'tl WIN interest At 8 per cent from
date and payable six months after ds-e
l6. The undivided one hal. Of n marta.
n n OF Flertt Bourgeois. dated Septem Der 9TH,
1901 for Sb!'u0 with interest at s p~r emf
from cate and payable Two Years after ,b4ta
~. The undivided one halt of "A morf~aga
nnte o. Pierre bourgeois, dated Sruiet,ber
9th. ny for s6l7.00 with interest NJ 1 ,,ar
date. -" "hter
-. The undivided one half or a MORTGAGE
note OF Ben"n. GucGrg dated Nav Ilti $50.
ana due twelve months after dafe tDr S6 66i
with ) per cent Interest FROM tiafe.
- / e undivided one halt ri a mortgage
note "l Jean CheueS-e dated May lgth. lSSS.
anu due thirty-six months alter dare Tor slO0
WIN Q per cent interest from maturity.
=. The Undivided one BALI of "A In.,t..ga
n9te OF LANCE Cliarpentier dated Jallnary 81
Io9V ana cue zen months after date for s66OO
WITH : per cent interest from date.
.. The undivided one half Of d pro,uissnrv
note o. Francois GiscIars ST. and Fr.uro;s
G~lsciare, ~, dated July 10Th 1888 and Ina
March ist- 1920 for $1,000 with 8 Der ceut in
Lerest from date.
Trims anu conditions OF sale Cash Oh he
spot IN United States Treasury notes. ,
/. +. LORIO,
'"' ~ 'oSo. Sheriff
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At an election held in Kentucky on
the first Monday in August, inst. the
democrats increased their majority
$4,000 votes more than it was at the
last election, and at the election in
Alabama the democratic majority
was more than 100,O 900.
AT municipal election in Chatta-
nooga a few days ago the democrats
carried that city by 500 majority, be-
ing the first time it has ever gone tor
the democracy.
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President Harrison, has been off on
a trip, to Boston this week. accom-
panied by so many members of Con
gress, that Legislation has progressed
slowly. In the mean time Reed sweats
and swears as he finds his sceptre get
ting weaker and weaker. If he Should
1--we 70 years more, and then look to
his acts in 1890 Reed will wish that
he had never been born.
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Last week two large conventions
were held in the city of Baton Rouge.
n was the Anti-Lottery meeting the
other was the Farmers Alliance; both
appear to have been enthusiastic meet
ings, and passed strong resolutions
embodying their views. Lafourche
had many representatives in the for
mer, but none in the latter.
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There does not seem to be any show
OF opposition to the renominafion oe
Hon Andrew Price for Congress in
this District.
He merits a unanimous nomination
ana Will doubtless receive it. He has
been a hard working patient member
watching closely the interests of hi.
constituents.
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It will bf interesting news for the
coiored people TO know that the ear
rage driver of the White House who
mas served III that capacity for MANY
Years a been removed by president
Harrison and a white man installed in
his place. The reason is. that Harri-
son the dear friend of the eolored yo-
1efs Zoe not want any negroes about
the White House whilst he i nras;d.nt
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Charles a. Roxborough, one of the
ablest colored men in the South, who
Isa practising lawyer in plaquemine,
is out in a ringing and eloquent letter,
in which he fully exposes the treach-
cry of the Republican party to his
race, and concludes by abandoning
that party forever.
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Senator Plumb of Kansas is a yerv
Impairment senator. Tile other day
ne asked the finance committee whv
the goods his constituents had t. buy
had the tariff raised on them. whilst
those that the millionaires Of RI.
Eastern States purchased. were put
upon the free list and just because the
nnahce committee wottld not answer
his question, he and Senator Paddock
OF Nebraska voted with the Demo-
Gratis on the Mckinley denomination
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1t looks very much as if the passage
OF the Force bill cannot be effected at
this session of Congress. however sad
it may be to the Reeds, Chambers and
other despots who are in the lead in
the Republican party.
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Capt. john McGrath, has again as
sumed control of the Baton Rouge
Truth, Mr.. I. Jones Cross, having
withdrawn from the same.
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The editor is indebted to Hon. An
drew Price for valuable public doeu-
ments for which thanks are returned.
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The Baton Rouge Truth, says that
it takes a runaway horse and buggy to
awaken the people of Baton Rouge
out of the after dinner nap.
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Mr.. Edward McCullom, who was APP
pointed commissioner of levees for the
Atchafalaya levee district has declined
the appointment.
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Our CHOICE FOR CONGRESS-:
Andrew Price.
OF LAFOURCHE.
SATURDAY, AUG. 16s1S90.

The river banks are caving badly
in Iberville and Baton Rouge.
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Anti-Lottery meetings are in vogue
all over the state, the proceedings OF
which fill the columns of the newspa-
pers.
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CGAHssSihiN 'Ht.f7 AtslS1y,

FURT GIBSON, MISS.
szs- BOARDING SCHOOL FOR ROWS VIZ
c. GUTHRIE, PRINCIPAL.
Full corps of thoroughly enpinnal or5
skiIlul teachers. Rates extremely low, ows
ing to endowment increasing prosperity:
nealthtul location IN tine Hin countrv ~ on
Mississippi Valley r.. H.: home infnencea.
urn, parental, eicYating discipline. Opens
q. Write tor catalogue.
Address c. d.. WHARTON se.,v
Aug-9-90-2m.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

"hen BABY was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a. Child, she cried for castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
"nen she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
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BUTC0IINGi

This seems 20 be one of the %silliest
OF all TIE silly inventions Of the nine
teeut!i century.
The attempt Dc Gen. Gordon and
one Of the Atlanta papers to boycott
the Eorthe3n portion at this uuion, if
the Force bill was passed makes all
sensible men stand and yoHder that
men who are considered wise and jul
dleiou> leaders could he found to aG-
socate such Il measure.
Some member Of the Anti-LGttery
League at Baton Rouge, Offered a rt@c-
lntion 70 boycott the Ijmes-Dcm0crat
the Item and the States, and under
took to demolish the z. D. by daring
the reporter Of that paper to publish
his awful resolution.
The z. ID. printed it howe and
would doubtless be pleased to have a
few more such resolutions adopted.
In al these great conventions the
killer should have a prominent
seat. Had that individual been pre-
ut Baton Rouge tile author of the
boycott resolution would never have
gotten out of the state house.
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The readers of the SENTINEL will see
advertised the jury list for the Octo-
Der term of the district court. For the
first week 80 jurors are summoned,
for the second week, 80 jurors and
for the third week 30 Jurors. One
hundred and ten men are summoned
to quit heir various occupations 10
come to the court house, travelling
often more than 80 miles. OF those
tor the first week 16 will be selected
as grand jurors, and 81 will sit around
the court house yard for two or three
days, and be dismissed. Is this neces-
sary? Could not 16 men be
ed as grand Jurors directly as they
are ID other States, and the 81 remain
at home until needed Was there
ever a jury case tried on the first day
OF court, and is it 0 often the ease
that not a single jury trial is had dur
ing the first week9 Then, why should
"a men be made to abandon their oc-
cupatlon, and come here and Law
around the court house yard for three.
tour or six days. 1t is true the narisb
treasury foots the bills and the tax
payer fills the treasury, but there is
not n IN the 80 who would not rather
stay at home and attend to his bust
ness. a more foolish, reckless law
could not be devised.
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FOR SALE

4 COMPLETE VIEWS PUMP, ENGINE
~ and Boiler, in Magnolia Grove Plan
tation, opposite L~abadieYillc.
Apply 10 LEWIS BROS.
No. % ~Ichoupitoulas street, New Orleans,
May, 10, 80
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MOVABLES.

y. The undivided one half of the contents
ni a eerlai III trade Store situated at the Chr
I'm consisting OF "A stock OF General Merchap-
dise, DC.
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Six hundred and forty acres cypress land.
tle hhtst IN the State of Ia. and situated on
the right bank OF bayou Lafourche In Rrulv
Guiriot. above the town of Thibodaux section
n, Il, 10, 5, h, IA, T.. Apply to the SENTINEL
Office al Thibodaux
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perS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-12-09
Kohala Seminary.

The pupils of Kohala Seminary,
with their principal, Miss M. F.
Whittier, teachers, parents and
friends, celebrated Independence Day
by ride to Polulu Gulch. The day
was delightful; and the two hundred
horses and riders were pretty sight
winding their way slowly down the
steep precipice into the valley,which
is lovely, with high walls to the east
and west rice fields on the south and
the bright waters of the Pacific on
the south, where many of the pupils
enjoyed a frolic with the waves, or
stroll along the beach, with appe-
tites sharpened for the " luau pre-
pared by their parents or friends.
1t consisted of fig poi, fish, fowl,
ETC., also an abundance of bread and
cake made by the girls of the school,
instructed by their teacher, Miss M.
L. o. Gorten. More than 200 people
partook of the feast. Music was
furnished by the "Hilo Boys Band"
and singing by the pupils.
After the feast, the horses were
again mounted,a and after a ride along
the beach and to the various points
of interest in the valley the merry
party slowly wendell their way up
the gulch and then enjoyed canter
of eight miles homeward, delighted
with this days pleasure, which will
long be remembered by all present
as very delightful day spent in one
of the most romantic valleys of the
beautiful island of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-12-09
Two Alarms of Fire.

On Saturday evening about 7:3C
o'clock an alarm of fire was rung,
1t was for blaze in room occupied
by Mr.. Reynolds, over the Portu.
guese tailor's shop adjoining King
Bros store. The fire was discovered
before it gained much Roadway. A
bed was burned somewhat, also a
table and some toys. Damage about
SIS. No insurance. There was every
indication that the fire was the work
of an incendiary.
At 11:45 o'clock the same evening
a fire was discovered between two
packing cases in rear of a Chinese
store, corner of Maunakea street,
near the Fish Market. It was put
out quickly. Ne danger. How it
started is q mystery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-12-09
Treat for the yyindward.

Miss Olive Berkeley, supported by
her mother, Miss Louise NJ. Berkeley,
and carefully selected company.
have decided to make tour of the
windward islands, playing at Wal
luku, Paia and thence to Hilo. Miss
Olive will impersonate the little lord
of Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's
creation, Fauntleroy. The people OF
Waikiki and Hilo would do we'll to
avail themselves of the opportunity
thus furnished of witnessing a truly
clever and charming performance.
The management will be vested in
that popular young gentleman, Mr..
j. NJ. Sims, who will pilot the party
during the tour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-12-09
DEATH OF HON. W. L. GREEN.

1t is with deep regret we announce
the death of the Hon. W. L. Green
which took place Sunday at 1:30 P.
NJ. in his residence on King street.
He had long been ailing and was
obliged two years ago to resign the
post he then held in the Cabinet as
Minister of Finance.
William Lowthian Green was born
in 1918 in London, and came to this
country from South America in 1850
and was soon actively engaged in
mercantile pursuits and became a
partner in the firm of Janion, Green
& Co. To the foresight and energy
of Mr.. Green the establishment OF
the Honolulu Iron Works is largely
owing. Twice during temporary
vacancies in the post of British Com
missioner MIR. Green acted in that
capacity, and three times has occu-
pied seat in the Cabinet, the last
time being on the occasion of the
overthrow of the Gibson regime in
1887 when the King entrusted to Mr..
Green the formation of a new Min
istry.
Throughout a busy life Mr.. Green
always found time for the cultiva-
ton of his favorite science, geology,
and his "Vestiges of Molten
Globe" show how deeply he had
studied the laws which govern the
cooling of masses of heated inor-
ganic matter. AS recently as July
last he published a Notice of Prof.
Jas. d. Dana's characteristics of
Volcanoes" Mr.. Green leaves a
widow, daughter of the late Robt.
McKibbin, NJ. D., and one daughter,
Mrs. j. n. S. Williams of this city.
MIR. Green was a Grand Officer of
the Royal Order of Kalakaua and
knight Commander of the Crown of
Hawaii.