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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-11
REMOVAL

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-11

Passenger Train Service, week days, June &c, 1892
Trains leave Waterbury for
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The committee appointed at a meet
ing of the United Confederates Veter-
ans, composed of H. N. C%oulou, H.
Champagne, J. NJ. Walsh, and S. T.
Grisamore, request US to state that
there will be a meeting held on Sun
day, September IL, 1892. at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of completing
the organisation of the United Con-
federate Veteran Camp.
All persons who served during the
al between the States, either in Tho.
Confederate Army or Navy until IL,
close of the war, all who were honor.-
bly, discharged OF released from sen
vice, having an unimpeachable Wal
record and of good standing since. ara
invited to participate III this organiz,-
ton.
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Texas FARM n RANCH, the best
and c~leanest family agricultural paper
published, is making an unprecedent-
ed offer in order to increase its already
large circulation. The publishers Of
fer to send to any of our readers TEXAS
FARM AND RANCH, weekly, and Farm
Fun, II humorous monthly farm journal
until January LIST. 1898, for so cents,
AMI W. advise every one to accept this
wonderfully liberal offer at once.
Send so cents to .TEXAs FARM AND
RANCH, Dallas, Texas.
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Registration Notice.
OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, PARISH }
OF LAfOURCHE. ,

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF VoTERs, PARrsH)
OF LAfOURCHE.
T~nIBoDAUx, La, Sept. 3rd, 1892.
In conformity with the law, | hereby give
notice that the Office of Registration OF the
Voters of the Parish of Laiourche, WI be
open at the following places
Sept. 9Th to the 10Th, Court House, Thibo-
Gaux, Ward 2nd.
Sept. 18th Lafourche Refinery, Ward LIST.
Sept 18th Jean & Jean Louis Daviet Ward
3rd.
Sept 18th Edgar Barrios, Lockport, right
descending bank. Ward 4th.
Sept. 20th Frank Para. Ward 10th.
Sept. 22nd Louis LeriiIe, Loekport. lett
descending bank Ward 9th.
Sept. gath Sylvan Bourgeois, Vacherie.
Ward Sth.
Sept. 26th wellington Hebert. Ward 1th.
sept. 28th Mrs. L. Gossln, Ward 9Th.
Sept. Both Files Rodrigue. Ward 9th.
Oct. 18th back to the Court House until the
election.
P. TOUPS,
Assessor and Ex-O ficio Registrar.
Parish of Lafourche.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish Of
Lafourclle.
Mrs Re6eecd M0atdIOuSki acife of
Michael KdntrOCitz. Us Her
Creditors No 1916.

To all those whom these presents may concern,
Please take Notice
T,HAT A MEETING OF THE CREDITORS
i of Mrs. Rebecca Montaluuski wife of
Michael KenfrowItz will lie held on Monday
September 26th, 1892. commencing at 10
o'clock a. NJ, before Earle Knobloch "A N ia
ry Public OF saih Parish at his office in the
TOWN. OF Thit"daux, for the purpose OF tax
ing into CONSIDERATION and advising on the
petition oi the said Mrs NJ. KaDtrowiiz ask
ing for IL respite And that in the ln5an-ti;ne
and until further orders all snits and legal
proceedings against said petitioner be stayed
and held in al,evanc". A of which in accor-
dance of an order Of the Hon. l.. p CailIouet
Judge OF said Couri granted this day
o. Witness my hand and The impress of
lis. my seal ul ''tiire at Thibodaux La,
(~~) this the 2ith day of Aug. A. d., 80
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
D'y Clerk of said Court
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In oar own district there is no lacl

In Oar own district there is no lack
of wiling congressional timber to
choose rom. Most of the gentlemen
named would make excellent represen
tati yes AMI willy there is un embarras
de r chesses.
The SENTINEL views the situation
calml,, pr, ierring for the time being
not to int, rfere with the nomination.
but pledsil 6 it's support and influence
in adv nee t o the fortunate nominee OF
the D .mocratie party.
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PAROCHIAL
POLICE JURIES.
FOR THIRTY YEARS.
: By UNCLE sILAs.
1S71.-No. 6.--1S72.

November Z, 1871. The Police Jury
appointed by the Governor, consisting
of Messls David Moore, Lucius Suthon,
Sosthele Folse, Robert Johnson, Mel
son Taylor, met and organised by the
election Of Davis Moore. P%re>itirt T..
Henry Franklin, Clerk, and SYLVAN
Navarro. Treasurer.
Tia, Tor, .lohLson and franklin, were
cololed inch.
The following committees We're lp-
pointed:
On Claims, Suthon, Johnson, and
Folse.
On Finance, Sutton, Taylor, aud
Folse.
On Elections, Folse, Taylor, and
Johnson.
OH Leyees, Suthon, Folse. and Fay
lor.
DR.. Fulton Rogers was elected Par
Isl. Physician.
a LICENSE ordinance was adopted,
The President was authorised to sell
the toh;ract TO close the Creyasse OH
La. attre plantation, Oh" mile below
L.ktntt. the work 10 be done under
the supervision Of Mcssrs John Lvail,
Charles J. Barker and SyIverc Bours.
Tie President was also directed t o
ascertain the probable cost of a thor
ough repair Of the Court House and
jail and the construction of Il fence
around the Court House yard.
l.. A. Webre vas elected sergeant-at-
arms. The Police Jury of the Parish
of Assumption having officially asked
the Police Jury Ct the Parish of La
fOurcise to assist in the removal of the
wreck of the Steamboat Annie Wagley,
sunk i'll Bayou Lafourche, i'll front OF
the Town If Labadieville, the Jury de-
clined to comply with said request.
December 4, 1871. The President
notified the Jury that he had sold the
contract TO build the levee at the La
garde Crevasse to MIR. P. A. ThiDo-
daux, he being the lowest bidder, for
the sum of $4,000 submitted esti-
mates for the repairs of the Court
House and Jail j: suggested that a spe-
cial Tax of five mills on the dollar be
levied to obtain funds to make said re-
pairs he complained of the bad roads
in the Parish /; protested against the
large fee bills that the Parish Is COM
PEELED to pay, in criminal suits, and
called the attention of the Jury to the
fact, that but few, if any, forfeited
bonds had been into the Treasury.
The report of the Treasurer showed
that the liabilities of the Parish we're
Parish Bonds of 1869........$ 2 SO
$780,. 1877 81
1S71....... 1887 "a
Coupons for 1856 90
Levee Bonds, Dalteres and
Observation-Disclosures. 50 IS
Levee Coard st. Mary Pamela
and Gaude crevasse- 344 SO
Police Jury warrants. ...... 927 IS
Levee Bonds of lS72-3-4.... 49,. 641O OO
Total. ......... 9493 So
Bills Receivable. .......... 472 OO
Messrs. Moore, Suthon and Taylor
were appointed a committee on Build
ings and improvements.
An order was made to issue Bonds
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STRAY NOTICE.

GTRAYED ON THE PREMISES OF L, D
y louise near Lafourche Crossing, on or
about the 2nd. of June 1892, a bay tlly about
/ year and a half old.
owner can obtain same by identifying and
proving property, and paying costs, within
30 days or said tilly will be sold to satisfy
said costs.
B.T. Blake,
j.. I. 2nd. Ward Lafourche.
ThibOdaux, La, August 6th., 1892.
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DR.. ARTHUR BOUDRAUX,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
Of the Faculty Of Medicine
Rio Janeiro, Brazil,

Having made up his mind to re-
main in Thibodaux, has opened up an
Office on MAIN STREET, on the first
floor above the MEYER DRUG STORE.
DR.. B0udraur, having practiced for
W. ten year in the Capital of Brazil,
guarantees to all those who will honor
him with their confidence, a perfect
execution of all operations concerning
his profession.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court Parish
of LafOurche.
Succession of Alexandra Landry and
his nit, No. 1888. PrObates.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
L cree of the above entitled court, and in
obedience to a commission to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered succession,
bearing date of August 18th, 1882, | will offer
for sale at public auction. pursuant 10 law,
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House 10 he Town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24tb, 1892,
between the hours of ii o'clock O.. m. and
A o'clock, p. IN, the following described pro-
perty to-wft
REAL ESTATE:
4 certain track OF iHnd situated in the Par
irl, ri Lsinnrelic. State aforesaid, in the set
tlrnirrt known AS the thackiay Setii.nemt.
Containing Eighty and Twenty one Hunired
of al acre tSO.2I-l00. being the East ha.i Of
the North West quarter OF Section No. SO of
T. I3 5. X IL, 4. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Two beds and fixtures complete, one lot of
six chairs and one rocker.
On the following terms and conditions to-
wit For Cash to pay debts.
Aug. 9th, 1892, P. Z. LORIO.
Sheriff of j .atourche.
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Congressional Candidates are sprout-
ing beautifully in the various districts
of the State. The crop is already
bountiful and still they come, every
day the entry of a new Richmond is
signalized. Soon the independents
will meet in solemn ~cOnclave and no
doubt some other patriot will willingly
offer himself a sacrifice, for the sake
of Office.
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SooAo AAoSASf ouOhoo 0AN 10y NJ
were appointed a committee on Build
ings and improvements.
An order was made to issue Bonds
to tho amount of $1,000, to pay in
part the construction of the Levee at
the Lagarde crevasse.
A tax of five mills was levied on the
Assessors rolls for 1871, for general
purposes.
March IL, 1S72.-SOsthene FOlse
having resigned his position, Charles
Nichols, colored appeared with his
commission as a member of the Jury,
and took his seat.
March 1S, 1S72.-The Jury met and
adjourned subject to call and never
met again, having served 8 months.
This Police Jury did considerable
business, and upon the whole accom-
piished as much as could reasonably
have been expected under tile circum-
stances, during a term SO limited.
OF this Jury Mr.. Moore was the only
member who ever served in any subse-
quent Jury. MIR. SuthOn was a native
of England but had been a resident of
Ba, Oh Lafonrche for 80 years. He set
tied in this Parish about 1860, but for
several years he has been a resident of
New Orleans, where he is passing his
patriarchal age in peace and quiet.
Nelson Taylor resides in Longueville
in this Parish. He is we'll known as
having been in the employ of the late
John Lyall as a slater, and has done
much of that species of work on his
own account.
Of johnson l know nothing, Charles
Nichols was one time prominent in Re-
publican circles in Lafourche, residing
neal the church of St. Mary Pamela,
but now is in New Orleans, holding
some position under the Federal Gov
eminent.
At this date the Parish debt, had
been decreased somewhat, but the liza.
bilities still unliquidated was "a per.
petual bar to her prosperity.
The criminal fees were large and IN.
just, but they had to be paid.
Witnesses in preliminary trials were
all paid, and it was 0 unusual t
have all the negroes on some planta
ton in Thibodaux passing one or tw,
days at ar examination of the pa,tie,
engaged III some street fight, many d
which were gotten up specially for the
occasion, and they all had to be paid
when four tifths of them often knew NJ
more about the difficulty than did the
King of Siam. But the Parish Treas
ury learned something when the bills
: came In for payment.
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SATURDAY OCT. LIST, 1892,

between the hours of il o'clock a. M. and
O'Clock p. IN. the following described proper
tO-wit
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FOR SALE

A COMPLETE VEINS PUMP, ENGINE
~ and Boiler. in Ma noiia Grove Plan
tation, oppositt abadieville.
Apply to LEWIS BROS,
No. SO Tchoupitoulas sst, New Orleal
May u, 80
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WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST, 80 80.

Warm and cloudy weather has pre-
vailed during tie past week. The
rains have leen general, and, while
much lighter than recorded for several
weeks. lave worked damage to cotton
and in many localities delayed rice har-
vesting.
This mornings weather map gives
promise If u decided and favorable
change in the weather conditions of
this state. An area of high barometer
attended as usual by cool and cloud
less weather. has moved much farther
than ut any previous time this season,
now centeiing over Oklahoma Territn-
ry. 1t carries with it the cool winds
from the noith,t the masses of vapor
have Disappeared, and the dry, cloud
less atmosphere prevails throughout
the south this morning. The local Blu
reau ventures a forecast of fair weather
in LOUIS ana for the coming
three or four days, which will ia
volably affect cotton and the harvest
ing of rice. This latter work will
doubtless lie pushed while the clear
spell lasts.
CROPS.
Cotton has suffer ed in nearly all Sec
tons from rain and cloudy weather
The large growth of the plant has sla.
ded the lower bolls. causing them to
rot. Conn laipts of worms have be-
come more general aud are now heard
from all the cotton growing parishes,
As heretofore reported the hill crop is
the best, but eve the uplands cannot
escape damage by the boil worm.
Cane continue to improve, though
a week of dry weather would have
been acceptable. Absence of rains
would benefit the plant, and tend to a
needed development of saccharine mat
ter.
Reports regarding the rice crop are
somewhat conflicting this week, owing
to the irregular distribution of shower.
in the rice region. In some localities
rains have continually interfered with
the gathering of the crop, while il
more favored portions work in the rice
fields has been uninterrupted. On til,
whole, fair progress was made in har
vesting the crop, and with favorable
weather during the coming week {
splendid showing will be made.
E. C. EASTON,
Assistant in Charge.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Succession Of Marie Daigre deceased
WidOW of the late Pierre Ur.
balm Engerran. No. 1862.


PFObdteS.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
i cree of the above entitled Court
and in obedience to a commission
To me directed in the above entitled anu NUN
bered succession, bearing date OF Aag.
18th 1892 | will offer fer sale at public auctiun
pursuant to law to the last and highest I'D
der on the prem ises situated in said Parish in
the town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY OCT. LIST, 1892,
between the hours of il o'clock a. H.. and 4
O'Clock p. IN. the following described property,
|to-wit:
REAL ESTATE.
A certain portion or fractional part of the
lot of ground or town lot, situated in said
parish, in the town of Thibodaux. known aud
numbered as lot No %, Oh q plan of said town
made and Executed by James b Grinage.
Surveyor, on the list III May 1912, and depos-
tied ia the Recorders Office OF this Parish for
~refence said portion of fractional part Of
lot No. J3 measuring Fitty-ssyen feet front On
Canal street, by the whole depth of said Iub
No. %, from West to East, and il bounded in
front or West by Cana street South by Short
street, East by lot No. 50, belonging to Aule-
lien Doucet, and North by a portion of said,
lot No. %. formerly belonging to Augustin Le-
gendre, aud now 10 Ozemee Peltier. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Also | lounge with mattres and mosquito
bar, one set Of bediing with two pillows. one
armoir, one lot composed of one washsraud
and bowl. one table aud two looking-glasses,
one lot composed of two rocking chairs, L
dining table 2 small tables 2 eup-6oards and
one water jar, one stove and cooking uten-
sells, one lot of cr0ckerv, tin pans and =
brass candle sticks, one lot of Sundries, COM
posed OF | Jaw, ! spade, | rake. . axes and l
Ratchet, one lot composed uftwo small tables
and cue small book stand.
On the following terms and conditions
to-wit
For Cash to pay debts. P. K. LORIO.
Sheriff of Lafourche.
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LoCKPoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN

At a meeting held by this association on
the first Thursday of October, 1883, it was
RESOLVED, That henceforth, a fair shall
be held for the benefit of the school fund on
the drst Saturday and Sunday of June of ev-
ery Sy order of
rERRE BARRIOS, Secretary
The Opelousas courier., 1892-10-08
Death and Taxes,
N. O. States

N. o. states.
Under this sinister heading the Alex
andria Town Talk makes the following
showing of the enormous taxation to
which the tax payers of Louisiana and
especially those of the alluvial districts
are subjected, though we have been
living for five years under the govern
ment of The Reformers and are in
the enjoyment Of the legislative bless
ings of two distinctively reform legislsl
lures: .
There is an old saying that there are
only two things certain in this world,
"deasIh and taxes.n Death has not ar
rived for all of US, but taxes are here in
all their glory, and must be paid be-
tween now and the first day of January
next or we become delinquents.
Here is what the people of Alexandria
mills; Parish tax, 10 mills; Corporation
tax, 10 mills Leyee tax, 10 mills; Rail
road tax, mills; total Al mills, or $4.10
on every 800 they may be assessed
Pretty good interest on money, amt it !
Here is what the citizens OF the par
ish, residing on land subject to overflow
by Red river, will have to pay: State
tax, mills; Parish tax, 10 mills; Levee
tax, 10 mills; Total 26 mills; or 80 60
on every $1OO of assessment. To this
amount must be added 5 per cent per
acre, for every acre of land assessed,
subject to overflow.
In the hill section, and those lands
not subject to overflow, the people are
more fortunate. They only have to pay
the following taxes: State, 6 mills;
Parish, 10 mills; total, 16 mills or 81 go
for every 800 worth of property which
may be assessed to them.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-10-08
NOT AFRAID OF CHOLERA.
No Danger at All if Care Is Taken in
Diet and Cleanliness Observed. =,

The American Druggist :" says: A
great many people are giving them
selves unnecessary trouble about the
cholera. The disease is only f0rmida-
BILE where inadequate measures exist for
graphing with it. Deficient and i'm
pure water supply is the primary cause
of its origin in Asia. Dirt, ignorance
and warm weather are the principal
transmitters of the disease.
In Madras and Calcutta, india, the
writer has seen a large mortality from
cholera among the poorer classes where
unsanitary conditions prevailed, while
Immediately around them Europeans
and natives who observed ordinary pre-
cautions in food and drink were wholly
free from the disease. Boiling kills all
cholera germs and hence it is well, dur
ing a cholera epidemic, to boil all water
and milk. Canned goods are also a
safe diet at such time if used at once on
opening owing to the boiling they re-
ceive in process of being packed, which
While it may be well enough to quar-
antine the low class of immigrants that
have been reaching our shores from the
infected districts of Russia and Ger
many, or shut them out altogether for
q time, there is no sense in people be-
ing panic stricken here, any more than
they have been in France and Spain
where the cholera has prevailed more or
less for several years. Hundreds OF
children die in this city every week
from cholera infantum supeFinduced by
bad milk, but little thought is given to
it, No person need fear the cholera ii
he exercises ordinary care in diet. clean
illness and sanitary surroundings.