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HAS BAD DREAMS.
Foor fanny, the Fire Horse, Runs to
Fires in Her Sleep.

Fires in Her Sleep.
From the San Francisco Eraminer.
There are those who scott at the intelli-
gence and mental capacity Of the horse.
ouo probably they have never visited the
stevenson street barn Of the fire patrol il
'us SIR all hours Of the morning.
II 1t is granted that it takes brains to
9Gream, all who have seen the bay mare
adany In asomnambulistIc feat must admit
@a' sue has head like a statesman.
Fanny was 10 years old Thursday.
81 mere is no guessing about this or any of
S.e oVner statements made about her, for
4 Known that the firemen watch over
W.. uel Ike fathers, and know her good quail
nc, ues anu her llte-story as mother knows
mat Of her child.
one IS l5]6 hands high. Her markings
a,e lour white legs and white stripe IN the
~ ore has been five years in the service
snS ue underwriters, and knows the rules
W.; Iee streets almost as well as Capt.
"aite himself.
yoody in San Francisco that is OBJ
ti tim. has seen Fanny, for hundreds of
81 g. ~ the year the big patrol cart thun-
~. over the downtown pavements with
trs, piucky mare on the off side in the
en-. She runs with such wonderful
The ~ and seems to take such interest in
f1ni ork that no one who looks at the team
'' NJ 70 notice her.
bed !, men ne, on duty in the patrol house go TO
On ,s". II O'Clock at night. leaving one man
on zach. IL there are no alarms the man
sys su ~ has lonesome time of it, for not
lie me me horses keep him company. They
striss' h NJ 10 their stalls as quick as the clock
qoss,d' and never miss 1t by as much as
10 - after o'clock Fanny commences
shs NV her mind. She dreams over what
las -ss done during tho day.
fpo, -ualsy she first breaks the silence with a
sde : Then. while lying fat on her right
10 - ~ her bead on the floor. she begins
shs -. tae air with her fore feet, Just as
Nor s.9 as II going = fire. She paws
ooare s more rapidly, her nostrlis be-
assss dilsted and she breatbs fast and
du,i ny creams last but a few MINUTES, bot
'1S sPai Tine fspny's eyes vii b. vide
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"A stitch ia time saves nine, ana II you
taks Hood's sarssparills now it may ave
m9nths q future possible sickness. I'D
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NOTICE.
SALE OF

Notice is hereby given that we will. in &C
cordance with Ordinance No OF the Po-
and approved at a session OF said body beId
on the twenty third day of September. 4. d
1891, sell at public auction to the last and
hlghesI bidder, IN front Of the Court House
in the Town of ~Thibodaax, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1891,
at II NJ, the leases of the varions nnblic For
RES in the Parish of Lafourche. accordfno-
TO terms and specifications to be found in th9
salu orulnance NO.-as printed in the pro-
cecdings of the Police jury. in the Tbfho
oaux SENTINEL on the tenth day of oct. 1891.
Atthe same time and place and on the
anie terms ana conditions, We will sell the
daux. 1T
$. 7. GRISAMORE,
OSCAR LEPINE, oce'uFy'
CHAIRMAN of the Finance Committee.
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Insertions.
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ly Objectionable.
COLLECTIONS MADE MONTHLY.
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house, &C.. has acconedations TO ioogs
and feed rs men. &

house, &C.. has acconedations 70 iooge
and feed rs men.
This house is purchasing caneby the
ton this year from Messrs. MaTceiiin
Richard, d. Scally, Prosper Toups,
Alexandra Theriot. and John b. Pitt
man, and il. grandulating for the FOL
lowing named plantations
"Melodia," belonging to Baker d
Lepine Upper Ten" to Mrs. Zephirin
Foret & Co "Mary." to Richard Fo-
ret ; "Ludivine," to Trasimond Foret /;
Buck Horn" to Mrs. Nalfroid Foret
& Sons "Lake View to Messrs.
Emile and Joseph 0. Toups ; and
''Prosperity", to Messrs. Paul g. Leu
troy Braud.
The "Bush Grove" plantation pro-
per, grinds 125 acres of its own cane
this year. Had it not been for the
overflow. it would have had 425 acres
to grind. having lost yer 800 acres of
ane caused by this years flood.
This plant situated, as it is, in one
Of the richest portions of the Bayou
Lafourche Sugar District with facili-
ties for transportion of cane and syrup
by the Southern Pacific Rail Road, and
the Bayou Lafourche, will necessarily
command a good patronage, and with
the sugar bounty a fixed thing, en-
courage all the little planters owing
small farms in that neighborhood on
both sides of the bayou above and be-
low, to raise and cultivate the sugar
cane, and dispose of same by selling it
by the ton to this central factory which
their owners propose to put extensively
in operation this coming season, by the
addition of other vacuum pans, double
effects, and if needs be another 5 roll
Ter mill.
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lax payers are hereby notified that the
aiHes Tor ire year 1891 are now due and nav
oie anu are requested to call at nv once
IN accordance with section 80 of Revepue
Jaw, all taxes unpaid by December 3ist haar
fmte[est az rate of two per cent per month
ure and sale. H"oio' u selz
PERSONS wishing to avail themselves of the
:" postpo'ing the aymen OF taxes in
Ease OF oVernow &c, are REQUIRED TO MAKE
sworn statement, in writing and in duniicate
the tax collector. once OF
Shos p. f. LoRIo,
Parish of Lafourcbe
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1. A certain sugar plantation situated =,
the left bank of Bayou f.afourche. at abor
ffteen miles below the Town of Thinodasv
and known a. the Ethiopia" Plantation site
ated about two miles back from Bayou "a
fourcbe. being composed of lots Nos. II. n
I9. 26. and % on a plan drawn by Boprperoi
Surveyor. on the 18th August 1885, and den.
osited IN the Office of Theodore Seghers. Late
a Notary in rhe CITY of New Orleans a. nIan
No. ~ said plantation heing bounded -
front Iv lands formerly belonging TO Estate
of Mott Birdsall and the widow Jacones
FoIse and bv the tract of land known as the
pasture track now or formerly belonging n
Mrs. j. ). Perkins and nv n road gav be-
longing 10 Marian W. Blllieu and adjacent
70 said pasture tract above hv the RaceIand
Plantation now or formerly belonging 10
Messrs R.. n. Sims. j. B. Wilmington and
Mrs. E. j. Ewing and below by the MARY"
Plantation formerly belonging to Billieu and
Perkins.
Together with all the buildings and i'm
prov ements thereon mules carts. Wagons.
engine, mill, farming implements aud in 4
word evervth inG attached to or farming part
of said plantation.
Also - mules, 4 wagons. g carts. Is
ploughs. > doz. cane knives. 3 stubblr diggsrs.
! cultivator, | cOtTon seed wagon. about -
set harness, ! horse, | pump, and engine in
field.
>. A certain strip of land or road wav
Z" III hNt it'A WV " 1 : itltAuIlDg
the bitches on each side OF said roadway To be
taken from the extreme lower side and TO
the full depth thereof of the pasture tract
aforesaid which ~ a certain tract of land on
the left bank Of Bayou Lafourche about IF
teen miles below the Town of Thibodaux.
which said tract has a front on said BAYOU
of four and a half arpents. and is bounded
above by land formerly belonging to the es-
tate OF Mott Berdsall and below by lands of
Alidor Fofsn.
The right to use said road way is reserved
in Terpetuitv To the present and any future
owner or owners of the Mary Plantation
aforesaid and further the right OF drain.
through the ditch on the upper side of SAID
road way is reserved and granted in perpet-
nifty to the present aud future owner or own
ers of the pasture tract.
To pay and satisfy. the full and entire sum
of forty five hundred dollars, with eight per
cent per annum interest thereon from .Ianu-
airy LIST 1897, until paid less the sum of TWEEN
ty-eight hundred aud ninety 09-e0 dollars,
paid on account January 2Ist 1887 plus five
per cent on the balance due on said suite as
attorney fees, and all costs Of Court.
P. E. LORIO.
October 18th 1891. Sheriff.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Lafourche.
Mrs. Cecilia Triche, wife Us. James
N. Wright, husband. 10. 2612.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial. was regularly taken up and tried pur-
suant to assignment, and the law and the evil
dence being in favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant
1t is, therefore adjudged, ordered and de-
creed that the plaintiff Mrs. Cecilia Triche,
wife of James n. Wright do have Judgment
az inst her said husband, and that the com
munity of acquets and gains hei ~etofore ex-
listing between them be and the same is here
by dissolved, and the plaintiff is hereby de.
clared and decreed to be separated I'm proper
ty from her said husband James n. Wright,
and fully invested with the full tree and com
plete administration and control of her sep
arate property and the defendant is hereby
condemned to paw all costs of suit.
Thus done, read and signed in open Court
at Ihihodaux, La, this 22nd day Of October
A.. ID. 1891.
(Signed) TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Judge 10Th District.
Filed October 22nd, 1891.
tSigned) r. +. LEGENDRE,
Deputy CLERK
A true Copy Test. Clerks Office
Parish of Lafourche October 9th, 1891.
p. +. LEGENDRE,
Deputy Clerk
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And az if to accentuate the lesson

And az if to accentuate the lesson
they sought TO teach the conspirafors
against their rights, in the very Ward
of Mr.. Whitehead the white Demo
Gratis Of Lafourche pciled there two
hundred and ffty-nins votes being
within forty-nine votes of The
vote If that ward in the McEenery-
Nichols campaign in 1887: and III
the sixth ward, where the AdamsItea
had labored most %assiduonsly t" Keep
the people from the polls. the veto C.
tnaily exceeded that cast in that ward
in the MeEnery-Nicholls primary
election in 1897.
Truly, the lesson is o pointed n
and. we trust. will be productive
much good. Like the chastisement adj
ministered by a pGter tam'tids 70 a
hayward member of the family, while
it bears most ~poiguantly on the unfor-
tunate recipient it yet conveys a warn
NJ the rest OF the ldullls dhdoi t"N
paternal care. Let every n note the
lesson and let those who had attempt
ed to revolt against the rules OF the
Democratic household recognize their
mistake and like true Democrats re
solve to make amends, and drop the
bad company they have been follow
ing. Let them oppose the lottery
amedment, if they will !; let them ex-
press their preference for another than
McEnery for Governor, if they SO wish I;
but let them be Democrats first of all
and as such return to and steadfastly
adhere to the old Democratic usages
and customs.
The people, the sovereigns OF the
land, have given their verdict /; lei
every Democrat liz Lafourche DO"
in submission.
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Notice..

fINHE DONALDsONVILLE LUMBER YARD
i solicits the orders of Planters Merchants
and Others for CYPRESS LCMRER,
This yard is a part of the WHITE CASTLE
~ MD CO., limited. OF
sonVille for the convenience of its patrons,
We expect to carry in stock a full line OF our
lumber ana shingles, and request Il call from
all who need lumber.
Red cypress lumber, such as flooring. plain
or corrugated ceiling. and wainscoating.
mouidlng, crop siding doors and sashes, and
all kinds of dimension lumber.
80 Address all communications &C.. to
Donaldsonville Lumber Yard p. o. 1879
Nov.-1-9l. DonatdsopvfII 70
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STATE CONVENTION.

Thibodaux November Goth 1891.
The following is the standing to-day
of the two candidates for Governor be-
fore the Democratic State nominating
Convention, Hon. S. D.. McEnery, and
Capt. t. S. Adams, and shows the
parishes and the wards which have
acted, and the number of delegates
which have been elected.
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GROVE SUGAR HOUSE
AND CENTRAL FACTORY.

Messrs. Libby and BlOuiR have
erected and are now operating a very
extensive Sugar House OF the Bush
Grove Plantation, and in the work
done this year, have arranged all
buildings, &C., to largely increase the
capacity of the plant, by adding more
machinery, it being their intention to
eventually increase and establish a
very extensive Central Factory.
The plant, as now existing, has a
a milling capacity of abo ut $50 tons OF
cane per day, and a graduating ca
paclty of about 5000, 900 lbs. Of sugar
per season.
The buildings and arrangement 0
machinery are such that the plant can
he Increased to 800 tons Of cane per
day and II, 200, 900 lbs graduating ca
y'acity, by adding the necessary ma
chinery, space having been left in the
construction of the buildings to accom-
modate the machinery for this plant.
The plant as now existing consists
of:
One heavy 5 roller mill, 80" x co.,
and 81" X So, spaced 10 fit. apart.
One genuine Corlis Engine, with
cylinder % inches in diameter, and 4S
inch stroke.
Bagasse Burner, consisting of six
AZ" K go double fued boilers.
One battery of 4 coal boilers.
One battery of 2 coal boilers.
8 copper CHARTERS.
copper evaporators.
One 9 Vaeumpan, pumps, &c, COM
plete.
One 8 Vacuum pan, pumps &c, COM
plete.
2 mixers.
8 Hepworth's improved 80" centri-
fugals Of 4 in each battery, with two
centrifugal engines, one to run each
battery.
4S5 hot room cars.
Necessary tankage, pumps and APP
planes to manipulate the plant.
4 strong barges, 4 x 90 K So.
6 tanks for barges, $500 gal. capaci-
ty for hauling syrups along the Bayou
Lafourche.
The arrangement for manipulating
the syrup from the barges to the su-
gar house is whorthy of note. A tank
of syrup containing $500 gallons is
delivered into tanks in the sugar house
in % minutes, and water follows up
the pipe after each tank is unioaded.
and the tank is washed out and
thoroughly cleaned, andthe boat ready
to go out in 40 minutes after it ar.
rives.
The hot contains 1900 square
feet flooring space, and is heated by
steam pipes suspended over head.
The cane s;ed is 7Sft wide BY 165ft.
long. arranged to accommodate stand
and gauge cars; Rail Road cars on one
side of carrier and plantation cars Oh
the other side.
The carrier-table is 96ft. long.
A two story boarding house, with
pantry, kitchen. dining room, lodgin
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
10Th Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Joseph Veil rs. No. 2607, Orter Du
puy.

I'AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
n ana by virtue of an order Of Seizure and
Sale emanatlng from the above entitled Conrt
IN the above entitled and numbered case. /
ave seized and will offer for sale at pnblic
auction pursuant 10 law. to the last and higb-
est bidder at the Court House ia the town ~
Thibodaux. on =
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1891.
between the Ionrs Of IL O'clock a. IN and A
O'Clock p. IN. the following described pro
perry, to-wit.
The undivided one-half or moiety Of the
loll"wing described property situated living
and being in the Parish of Lafourcba ;n,Ls
State, to-wit 49, WHO
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DELEGATES ELECTED AT
THE LAFOURCHE PRIM-
ARIES.

The following is a list of the names
of The % delegates elected at the Dem
ecratic White Primaries. held on last
Monday, November 18th, 1891, to re-
present the Parish of Lafourche at the
Baton Refuge Democratic Nominating
Convention to be held December 10Th,
1891, with each delegate entitled to a
half vote
l John S. Seely.
2 Oscar Angelica.
3 Justiiien Mire.
4 Ernest Roger.
5 Lovingly Rodrigue.
6 L. A. Trosclair.
7 B. A. Wormald.
8 w. H. Raglan.
? 8 Frank Christen.
10 Allen Smith.
IL S. T. Grisamore,
IL Clay Knobloch.
Ii L. Z. C%aillouet.
IA / ID. Moore.
Is TheUgene Caillouet.
Is j. NJ. Bourg.
II j. L. Ancoln.
Is Joseph T. Leblanc.
IS Oscar Lepine.
20 DR.. il o. GaZZo.
81 c. G. Davis.
% G. ID. Bariios.
90 Frank p. Para.
"a Wallace Lefort.
rs j. Prudent Bourg.
26 Philip Robichaux.
81 Dir. w. +. Harang.
% Hilarion Lagarde.
At these primaries the people voted
for the ''t'nit Rnle,' and against''prox-
les" The delegates hereby elected go
to the Baton Rouge Convention with
special instructions to support as Can
didate for Governor, Hon. Samue
Douglas McEnery, Of the Parish 0.
Ouachita, us the head of each ticket
voted fully shows.
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Nearly e.

r G6uaux, HOuma, La
Sir attribute qualities nearly divine to
your Asthma and Cough Remedies. In fact,
for me. none equal their virtues and the i'm
mediate results derived from their use. 1t is
with pleasure. dear sir. that | send You nv
sincere Fluctuations. With high regards.
| remain yonrs respectfully.
GASTON j. ABADIE.
Carencro, La. Feb. IA, 1891.
BY Druggists in Thibodaux, Raceland and
Lockport.
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

On the cath of October last, the ma
.jority of the Democratic Parish Cen
trail Committee of Lafourche, after
vainly attempting to obtain justice
from aproxy member arbitrarily called
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East Feliciana I'll votes) instructed
against Adams. This delegation will
probably support a dark horse.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FIREMEN's HALL
FIsHER's COLD DAY Co., on Monday
December 21st, 1891.
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FUftSH " LWOUTcHe.
thereby submit myself as a Candidate ior
the office of
CLERK OF COURT
of this Parish, at the approaching Primary
Election, and respectfully solicit your sup
hort, CHAs.J j. ARKER
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Lockport Public School Fund Association

"A une reunion lie eette assoc,ation, femme
- . mI ,rno, h'netnbre. 1889, il q etc
hEn,'Lu" Qua ravenir. une fore ropr
re oehehee dies fonds de recole. anna I;sn
du mois de iuin." Ct "iinanehe
Par orlre,
PIERRE BARRIOS Sec
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SHERIFF.

Mr.. Editor Please announce my name
As a candidate for the office of SHERIFF of
the Parish of LafOurche, subject to the Dem
ecratic nomination. +. r. LORIO.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CLERK OF COURT.

To TIE Democratic Voters Of The
Parish Of LDourche.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-09

Saturday afternoon a meeting OF
the San Antonio Board of Lady man
ager for the Worlds Fair was held
at Col. Andrews residence. The
following ladies were elected as
members:
Mesdames ". w. King. John Fra.
ger, Richard WooIley, Nose Open
heimer, J. Fl. Moore, J. B. Day, H
f Barnard, Milton Vance, J. s.
Thornton, A. MsvericR, Conrad Ia.
schlag, Joe Devine, James H French,
Harry Cunningham, Muir, Caroline
Kampmann, Ed. Stoves, Carl Groos,
Hans Degener, Adolph Wagner,
Oliver Woodruff, Townsend, Wood
hull, Bryan CaIlaghan, MuIholland,
Milton Everett, George Paschsl, S
G. Newton, SueWash, George Chabot
F. A. Lyster and Miss Breckenridge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-09

Quite a hubbub was created last
evening at the corner of VIllita and
Alamo street by young German,
who roomed up stairs over Schramm's
saloon, crying for help Assistance
came to him and it was found that ne
was engaged in a rough and tumble
named Barney Domm, a stranger in
The neighborhood. Barney was final
ly overpowered and turned over to
the police. 1t was learned that he
had entered the room and after fumo D.
ling about in the dark proceeded to
pull off his shoes and go to bed.
There was another occupant in the
bed and the fight resulted. A charge
of suspicious character was lodged
against Domm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-09
SIXTY DAYS, THE LIMIT
COMMENCING MONDAY NOV. 9TH
VIII Start New Enterprise on or
Before February 1st, 1892.

The firm of Moser & Bloch having
made the necessary arrangements TO
start a new enterprise on or before
February lst, will within the next
sixty days close out their stock OF dry
goods. clothing, mems and ladies'
furnishings, boots and shoes, rubber
goods at prices that will command a
speedy sale. Everything will be sold
without reserv". regardless of cost at
retail or In bulk. Store for rent,
counters, shelving, show cases and
fixtures for sale. MoSER & BLOCH,
Ais f. Houston street, opposite Nave
rick Bank Building. III If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-09

Louis Frunke, and Dan Heder.
wrestled at the Mission Athletic club
room before quite a large audience
Saturday night Heder won oil three
falls in the following order: First in
8 minutes and 81 seconds. gaining bv
a t1ving fall The second bout was
also gained by a flying tall. 1t was
Won ny heder in II minutes and 80
seconds. Heder threw his oponent in
minutes and 40 seconds ia the
first part Of the second bout
but was not given the fall as foul was
claimed against him. He won the
third fall in As seconds. Rushing it
from the start he soon got his favor
lite. and doubled Fruuke up suddenly,
and giving him a twlster dropped
MIN on mis- back He gained each
bout by flying fall, ad seemed to
avoid all floor work. krunke, is the
strongest Of the two aud possibly the
heaviest but RED" has tue most
science. For amatures both bows did
good work.
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Guy Wires Down.

AT two curves of the San Antonio
street railway, on Laurel Heights,
there are number of guy wires
down, some hanging near to the
ground and others lying OF the
ground or raped around post.
Quite number of people have re-
ceived shocks, and the other night,
while a number of girls from st.
Mary's Female college were out for q
ride with some OF the teachers, the
car which they were on got caught in
the wires and fire was flying In all
directions. These places should be
repaired.