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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court Par
ish of LafOurche.
Succession Of Valfroid Forst. No.
1921 Probates.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
cree OF the above entitled court and \,
ooedlence to = commission to me direc,oI
III the above entitled aid numbered snc
1881, will offer for sale at public a,ot;an
pursuant to law. to the last and biohas,
bidder On the premises situated in tbis nar;sl
right bank of Bayou Lafourche descepd;nn
at about twenty miles below the town -,
t., SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1891.
between the hsdfs of Ii O'Clock, a. m. and 4
ociocE' p m, all the property belonging ,o
the aforesaid estate and also the undi v;daJ
one third OF all the property real and n.rso,.
Al belonging to Nicles Foret, as described in
ire inventory OF the said estate. to-vit. "
me undivided two thirds of the followino
described property belonging to the said sncs
cession and the undivided one third helo, 81.
to Nicles Foret. tO-wit: s'ns
REAL ESTATE.
ISL. A certain tract Of land or sugar plarta.
non known as the Buck Horn" Plantat;on
situated in the parish of Lafourehe righ, hanL
- bayou La,onrche, descending. at about
and measuring nine and one quarter i91i ar.
penis front, Oy forty arpents in dentb and
bounded above by lands of Cyprien Gn;Sro.
and below by lands of Joachim Adam.
"a. Another tract of land situated in sa;d
PPalIsn VI Lafourchs on the right bank of
~ abOuG LWe0EV mtIA hA
low the town of Thibodaux Measuring ..vsn
w Arbents front by forty arpeuts in denth.
bounded above by lands Of Joachim XIa..
ana below by lands of Raymond piaisanna
oei1g tue same property acquired from 10
seph M0laison and others.
tSee e.. b. Nss. 20 D. 43l 81 n. 35o. Q, ;,
40; ri y. 79O IS y. Gil r
these two tracts together with ell the hu;ld-
Ings ana improvements thereon cop.fitut;no
one sugar plantation.
together with sixteen mules. sirtaen ..,s
OF gears, nine assorted ploughs, one stnhb,s
digger, one West improved cult;vator ono
stubble shaver, one one-hor~. 60.
SIX three mule carts. "'''
Sd. The whole of the movable .8ect. "a
wit onec.s TO-
rive cows and three calves. nm. .u.,
horse anu buggy, one parlor set in nortb.sas,
Fooin. ore bed and armoir in northwest room,
,hc ped, one armolr. cue bureau. onr ~ash'
'tand and chairs iD southeast room 80
'eds' one sewing machine, one bureau. an.
and ch airs in centre room. on. ~
ihd one ariDoir in south west room. ona Iii
IN hail. kitSasn utensils and dining room,
urniturs. fo"n
ACTIVE TITLE.
one proinissory nots Of Nicles Foret to hi.
'Wm order by him endorsed in blank for
's'oo.eoa dated January Goth, 1890. navahia
wo years after date with 8 Der cant int.rsss
Terms and Conditions of sais-C..h -.
ebts ~ " pay
uo.,, nan, p. e. LORIe,
1871 Sheriff.
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The STATE OF LOUISIANA
2oth Judicial District Court-pa
ish of Lafourchp.
Succession Of O.eme Arcenaar and co.,
muhity. No. 1926 Probqtes.

PURSUANT To AN ORDER AVN mi
Il cree OF the above entitled con-. ~
IN obedlence To u commission TO me- dira ~
IN Tue above entitled and numherad sne
sion and community bearing date af arsrn ~
1881 l Will offer for sale at pnl,lic ara,i NJ
pursuant tn law to the last and hipbest h;JSsu
at the Court House in the town of Tbibadauu
on "i""uau1,
SATURDAY APRIL IS. 1891.
between the hours of II o'ciock . ~ :.
O'Clock. p. m. the following describe, M !
perty tO-wit: pro-
certain tract of land. on the r,abr harL
OF Day-u Laiourcle. in the ParisI, Of Tn
Iourche, at about thirtv-two miles be.,r ~
town oil ihibodaux and measuring nne - :
front, more or less. by the orrlinarv Jan,h \.
Iorty arpanis. borndr.l above by hand ~ Mrs
reralhan iierlot and below by lanJ nj NJ
Graclen fhibodanx. Tnge her Win III ~.
buildings and improvements therein ha;ne
tne same property acquired ON lima Is,ls
1000, ny deceased, from Henry Grrvs Inv az.
passed hetore Ii. N. Coulon, Notary Ppig,,;s a :
said llrfsh. S "oilc OF
terms aud conditions of sale-Cash -, Il.
sp"t in United States Treasury nntps ~ ~
~ J.. + LORIO.
March 81. 1891. N@''uieue'
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President Garrison appointed some
months ago, n. colored man by the
l'ainr of King, as postmaster at Vicks-
burg, Mississippi. This appointment
MAS opposed by everybody, and es-
perially by the Republicans of that
city, and the members of the Grand
army Of the Republic, and, was not
: confirmed by the Senate of the United
states.
"w the president has reappointed
This man King, to the same position,
/; nd as the senate is not in session he
does not require confirmation before
taking his position.
President Harrison thus shows his
. ontempt for the interests of the pub
tic and his spite not only against the
] eople OF Mississippi, but the wishes
, cry forcibly expressed by the mem-
] ers Of his own party in that state.
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4 WISE LAW.

On Monday last, 50 citizens of La.
f"nrche were summoned to appear be-
fore the district court as Jurors. Ont
of those 80 men, 16 were selected to
serve as grand jurors, and "a were
told to go home and return again on
Thursday. Here were 81 men REQUIRED
to come to the courthouse, some of
them 80 or 80 miles, abandon their
work or their crops, and can any one
tell for what useful purpose? There
has not been a session of court held
here IN 20 years when IA petit Jury was
needed on the first day of the court
and rarely is It required the first week
Why cannot the grand jury be sum-
moned as such. and, let it come and
prepare woik for the petit jury, before
the petit jurors are demanded in the
court room?
If any one can give any good reasons
why those 81 men were reoui,ed r.
appear at the court house on last Mon
day, the columns of the SENTINEL are.I
open for their publication. In the
first place there is no more use for 10
Jurors to he summoned for a term of
our than there is to put II wheels to
a beef cart. In other states there are
no such demands. In one large state
six grand jurors and II petit Jurors
the number for a session of
q court.
But here our law makers thought
that in the multitude there might be
probably, but they never once
imagined how great would be the an.
noyance to the jurors unnecessarily
to appear, nor how much
taxpayers would be required to
pay tor the extra expense thus incur
red.
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THE STATE OF LOUIsT
10Th Judicial District Courts
of Lafourche.
Simon 4braham Us. No. o,oo
Tenney.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING
d by virtue of an order 81 "
oale emanating from the above antS.LuT
IN the above entitled and nun,harHSSeu
nave seized aud will offer fnr saLu q
auction pursuant to law. to tho Iasat
Thibodaux, on III TIE to4
SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1891.
the hours of IL o'clocL
O'Clock: p. M , the following deseribaJ 4
ty tO-wit: ooioed pr
ne undivided one eighth of the for1
described property to.wit. 1918
ceftaln sugar plantation situa,ad
parish OF Litfourche, on the left ~ ~
Won Lafourche at about twantr VI
neiow the town of Thibodaux mass !
i"ehty-Seven arpents more or less 60
ioftV arpents in depth, boundoJ aLN
lahos OF Lyall & Leblanc and haIo" n"vv'
Barat aria Canal. Together with M "
aivided u eighth of all the b,;I5;uoue
improvements thereon. uiuss
10 pay and satisfy the sum of
ISL. inree Thousand and Nipstv. e..
lars ahd 1orfy-three cents (S3O94. as, with .
I1T CEN per annum interest thereon fra,,
i4ah day OF June 1899 until paid.
<hd. The additional sum of 6v. nor 49,
me aggregate of the principal and intsrai
attorneys fees and inleres
'rd. A'leosts herein for cash and which
IN principal and interest. attnrr
lees ana costs Is secured by mortgage nv
~ oace the nth day of June, ISSq, Ss
! nofnas "A. Badeaux, Notary Pnblie Of
~ T. Z. LORIC
Shetltf uC narirh ,f Y
April 4, 1891. Aaioui
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Martin Van Buren, was d statesman
who never committed himself upon
any point. Once a man bet one of
Vans friend, a new hat tina: he could
not obtain a direct answer from him.
The question was .Mr. Van Buren, docs
the sun rise in the east" The reply
came, "Well, the east and west AZ,
conventional terms" "Thatll do"
said the friend, "Ill pay the bet"
The Wings used to sing a song some
thing after this wise,
"Martin Van Buren, wires in and wires
out,
Leaving the people all in doubt,
Whether the track was made by the
snake
Going in or coming out"
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Gen. Albert Pike, poet, lawyer and
orator, of the oldenti time died in WASH
ington, on April =, 1891.
He WAS il man OF considerable repu-
tatlon IN Arkansas some 10 or 80 yeais
ago, when a resident of that state.
He held the highest position in the
order of Masonry for many Years, and
wrote several treaties on that subject
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Mr.. Emile Baquoi, died lately in
Donaldsonville. He had lived to cele-
hrite his golden wedding. and va
highly esteemed by everybody. His
was The first body that received finer
Il! services in the new Catholic Church,
of that place.
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Lockport Public School Fund Association

a nne rennion de ce,te ASSOCIATION. tenus
10 premier Itndi d'nctobre. 1889. il a 6Ik
''hESoLU" Qu'a r~aveni-. me fo,re r.n.
10 oeheIre dies fonds d. Feeble. anra i'm
du n,"is d. JUN" n1ne
Par or,lre,
PIERRE BARRIOS. See.
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The following extracts are taken
from the U. s. Agricultural Report for
March, 1891:

Atohi the u. .. Agricultural Report for
March, 1891:
DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION.
The crop of 1890 was the smallest
reported in 8 years, in proportion TO
population, as the previous one was
1ie largest. The reduction is about
81 per cent, from Zip, 49,, 900 to
,4o9,9I0,OOO. 1t is not strange that
inc law of supply and demand, which
even spectators can not nullify, should
nave raised the average price, as es-
IaDiisiled by the December returns.
from 2o.3 cents to 500, nor that the
FORMER rate should be the lowest in 8
years, or the latter the highest.
This rise in price was not brought
aoont by the wisdom of growers, for n
larger area was planted in 1890, in the
nope of "A still larger harvest. But the
forces OF nature were adverse, and the
resulting disaster was a blessing in
disguise.
The quantity of corn reported as
consumed and distributed is placed at
94o million bushels, the same as the
remainder in March from the small
cr"p OF 1887. The average consump-
ton at this date of the nine crops from
1882 to 1890 has been 1,O73 million
bushels, and the average of remaining
stocks has been 662 million bushels.
Ihe present remainder of SAP million
bushels, considering the constantly in
creaslng demand, indicates with EN-
phasls the notable shortage existing,
ana the reason for the tendency to ad-
vance in value which is shown in
returns of prices.
PROPORTION MERCHANTABLE.
The crop of 1890 was not quite nm
to the average in the proportion of
sound corn, being surpassed by five or
eight successive crops, a little better
than that Of 1885, and much better
imam thai OF 1883, which was Sc yerely
injured by frost. The injury was
mostly from excessive moisture on the
coast and in the interior val
leys from drought.
The month of February was very
it having rained II u Of the
20 days of the month. This has
lnterfered with farm work of all kinds
and with planting of cane and Irish
potatoes III particular. But for the
l~nfavorable weather the planting of
FISH potatoes would have been largely
increased: IN the cotton parishes, over
ofmer years. Owing to the unusually
warm weather during the month. there
re fears that the windrowed cane is
iamaged. There will be an increase
y at least % per cent, in the acreage I
u cane planted in 1891. the incentive
'ellg h promised bounty. There G
vii be a decrease in the acreage of
orn III the sugarparishes. due to same
ause, and the additional reason of the
OF central sugar factories. the
lrmers holding that it will "a them
etter to put their land in cane and :
~ more largely than ever of corn.
Vegetation is well advanced. the
cane being we'll ND and all S
uits in bloom.
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ThibOdaux, La, April Doth. 1880
Mr. Gouaux-We have a stead .ais e..
your Asthma Remedies" We never hoj .
angie coiE plant but many compliments.
Your last invoice just received.
RorH & FLEETWOOD, Drugr;sts.
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SATURDAY, MAY Is. 1891


between the hours of IL o'cock, a. M. and 4
o'clock, p. M, the following described proper.
ty to-wit: Popei-
A certain tract of land situated on the rich,
descending bank of Bayou Lafourcbe in The
Parish OF Lafonrche, at about thirty three
miles below the town of Thibodanx. ueasu.
ring nine arpents more or less front on said
bayou oy a depth of forty arpents, bounded
above by lands of Marcellin Gu,droz. and
below by lands Of Berthilde eros Together
with all the buildings and Improvement
thereon and all the appurtenances thereof
10 pay and satisfy the full and entire sum
OF One Thousand. One Hundred and Six Sc loo
DoiIars, With eight per cent per annum inter.
est thereon from the 18th January, 1890 unit,
paia ana nve per cent on the aggregate of
said principal and interest as attorneys fee.
herein. and on a credit corresponding IN
amounts and niaturities with the remaining
SIX notes OF $ll06.6 &c each due respectively on
the 18th days of January of the years iS92
1883. 1899, 1885. 1876 and 1897 Together wifi
eight per cent per annum interest on each az
sald notes from the 2sth day of January ISq0
until paid. which said amounts in priucinal
ana interest. attorneys fees and all csrfs |
herein 10 secured l. an net nt sale and mort,
gage passed before Philip e. Leblanc, then
Notary Public OF said parish of date 18th dav |
OF January 1890.
p. E. LORIO.
- Sheriff Of Lafourche |
eN8y W. E II
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby wa sick, we gave her Castoria.
h she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris.

Jolnnie-What is an egetist. papa
Papa-lt is a person, my son, who
tells you about himself those thing.
which You want to tell him about your-
self.-Washington Star.
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SA IURDAY. APRIL II. l>.i1

The river mt Donaldsonville was
stationary for the week ending ApriI
8. at 27.5 feet % feet being the high
est y tint reached in 1890.
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j. I. Barnumi, the greatest Snowman
the world ever saw, or perhaps ever
will see, died at his home in Connecti-
cut anG was bn.icd yesterday.
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DIED.

In C~ypremert, st. Mary Parish. L.. on
nnnesday, APri, 7th. 1881. at 8 O'Clock, b. M.
I've OF Lockport, parish Of Lafourche. aged
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
of LafOurche
William s. Parkerson rs. No. 1855. Pe-
ter X. Hunter ct ais.

TAKE NoTlCE. THAT ACTING UNDER
and by virtue Of an order of Seizurs and
sale emanati1g from the above entitleI
Court in the above entitled and numbered
case. | have seized and will offer for sale MT
pn6lic auction. pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in fhe
town OF Thibodaux. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-11
GEO. z. sTIFEL 4 co.
& co.
REMOVAL!

Our new stores are nearing
completion and are almost
ready to be occupied, but we
don't want to move our large
stock Of goods as It Is, SO to
effectively reduce it before
moving we offer special drives
in every department, and you
will find 1t to your advantage
to make a visit to our store
during the coming month.
Our light Dress Goods and
suitlngs, chalIles, India and
China Silks. Batistes, MousI-
.lelns, Outing Cloths, Ladies'
Shirt Waists, Blazers, Jackets,
Outing Flannels are all choice
and of the latest pattern, and
sure to please everyone.
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A NEN@5.OOO HOTEL
Is Likely to be Built in the Near
Future on Twolfth Street,
THE PLANS ARE ALREADY DRAWN.
A Handsome and Completely Equip
ped European Hotel to be Erected
by the odd Teilows Hail Associa-
tion..-A Decided improvement.


An INrElaIoRScER reporter yesterday
examined very complete and elaborate
plans drawn by Architect NJ. F. Giesey
for new hotel building to be erected
by the Odd Fellows Hall Association.
The plans provide for a large and hand
some house, having sixty-eight rooms,
and fitted up in the completest and
most approved modern style for the
purpose. The building will cost about
twenty-five thousand dollars, and the
idea is to run it us an European hotel
Briefly described, the plan is to lower
the top Story OF the present Odd Fell
lows hall proper, which has been found
to be too high for good acoustic effects.
The new floor will be supported on
steel beams. Above this will be con-
structed another story of handsome de-
sign, and this story will be part Of the
hotel. The entrance to the hotel Will
be on Twelfth street, west Of the hall,
where;two old two.story buildings now
stand. Here flye.story building will
be erected, to be used as q hotel, dining
room on the frstfloor with roomy lob.
by in front. The parlors and several
large and convenient sample rooms will
be on the second floor.
There will be an elevator from the
hall serving not only the purposes OF
the hotel, but also the new entrance to
the hall above. No hotel In the State is
more completely fitted out with the
things required Of a first class hotel. in
this day than Mr.. Giesey's plans calltor,
and while the association has not def
nitely ordered the building be erected,
1t Is authoritahyely stated that the
scheme will be a go, and thata definite
decision to that effect wlll probably be
reached at a meeting to be held by the
association some time this month. The
front is very ornamental one, and the
building will add decidedly to the up.
pearance Of that square of Twelfth
street.
It is fact frequently commented on
that WheelIng's hotel facilities arc not
adequate. In busy seasons there are
frequently nights when the hotels are
oil full and guests have to be turned
away, and sometimes hunt over town
for a place to sleep over night. 1t is
probable that well conducted Euro.
pean hotel, at a moderate charge, would
get the cream Of the trade.
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a Wheeling Portrait Company In Trouble
The steubenville Gazette says: Com
plant has been made to the mayor that
the European Portrait Company which
has an office on Market street above
Fourth, in an upstairs room, and agents
which canvass the city, are not a straight
business, Tho plan Of work is for the
agent to sell check for 50 cents upon
the representation that this check will
secure crayon portrait enlarged from
photograph which the purchaser is
not permitted to deliver to the agent
but must send direct to the home Office
at Pittsburg, meanwhile retaining the
check to be given up when tho portrait
is delivered. After awhile along
comes the picture, encased in frame
which the victim Is told must be pur-
chased in order to secure the portrait,
the prices ranging from s. up to IS, and
perhaps higher, and upon refusal the
iifty cents and picture both are gone.
OF course the victim kicks, but he is
apt to subside when he Is shown a
printed paragraph on the check which
says .that no portraits are delivered
without frames. The Mayor has been
warned by A. Ulrich, of tho Portrait
Company, by telegram from Wheeling,
that ii he interferes with the business
he will be held responsible, but he in
forms us that he and Solicitor Rogers
both regard the scheme fraudulent, and
will take measures to suppress II.
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THO Smith Furnaces All Right,

Somebody told your reporter" said
Capt. Travis, OF the In Belle mill last
evening, "that the Smith heating furna-
ces are net working right. That is o
mistake. The furnaces DO their work
all right. The reason we were partially
idle was that q great many men were
sick from the intense heat and other
causes. The manager is out this even
ing hunting help for the forge depart
inant
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In our HAT AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS we are oaer,
some special big drives Our Mems Stiff Fur Hats CSC have created
figure but that's our price, marked like all our goods plain figures
Youth find easy matter buy THE HUB You don't
you've secured bargain go home and find your nebo has
bought goods at house about same hour atfrom
article marked In plain figures and stand ready pay $500
any charitable institution in the city any time be proved we d
waite from our oneprce system.
The largest store room In the Stateas fine clothing n
found anywhere and the only OnePee and Daylight Clothing ouse
looking for
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HIrhlY Commitment

At the recent meeting of the Mississ-
ippi Press Association Mr., Sam D. Har-
per was elected president Of the assoc
citation. lie Is a son OF Hon. g. w.
Harper, formerly OF this city, and
brother Of Mr.. Henry Harper, and with
his father publishes the Raymond
Gaseiie, one Of the Oldest papers in Miss
issfupi. The election, an honor in
itself, was accompanied by testimonials
in the highest degree complimentary to
both father and son.
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A man came here from Connellsvillei
Pa, Yesterday looking for young man
whom he accused Of running hts daugh'
ter, 0tficor Lukens arrested the man
who agreed to go to Pennsylvania with.
out a reqdisition, and the father left
with him yesterday afternoon. The
young man assured Lukens Cheerfully
that he would be back in day or two
1t is supposed he will marry the girl as
the easiest way out Of the scrape.
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Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds Of trust and a deed
made June /, by Mary B. Brooks and
David r. Brooks, her husband, to the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Company, in consideration ofS2, $50, for
lots IS, 10, II and IS, In the East Wheel
ing Company's addition, 100 feet south
of Nineteenth street.
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EDWARD L. RosE / Co. have received
within the last few days the Victor
Safety Model Q, which Is beauty in
every line; and q new hickory, known
as the Common Sense" which sells Of
SO, and is adapted to either ladies' or
gentlemeTl's use, 1'hcy also have fine
assortment Of second hand Bicycles.