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My general aversion to such a trip
is overwhelmingly Increased in this
particular instance, when l recall the
affective dispeEsation which detains at
the bedside of his sick wife another
candidate for the Presidency. | have
thus frankly stated the reasons which
constrain me to forego the satisfaction
which the acceptance of your invita-
ton would Otherwise afford me.
hope III the light of a considerate
and sympathetic sentiment, which
ought 10 be felt by all our people,
that these considerations will be
Geemed abundant justification OF my
action. Yours. very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Cleveland is to be highly COM
p%llnnented for sacrificing the pleas
uies lie and his family would have
enjoyed III the trip and their stay at
Chicago, and the advantages he might
have reaped politically, and this ac-
ton of his shows his keen feelings of
sy mpathy for President Harrison in
this his hour of sad affection. AL
though Mrs. Harrison may live a
month longer according to reports,
yet she Is liable 70 go off at any mo
ment.
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Registration Notice.
OFFICE OF REGISTRAR c. yorrps p.Prsul
OF L~AtOURCHE. (

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR C. yorERs, PARIsH)
OF L~AtOURCHE.
~IHIBoDAux,' La, Sept. Bird, 1892.
IN conformity. With the law. l hereby give
notice that re Office of Registration OF the
.olers Oh the Parish of Lafourche, VII be
opt.%.t the following places:
Sept. 9th to the 10th, Court House. Thibo-
1aux, Ward 2nd.
Sept. 18th Laiourche Refinery, Ward LIST.
Sept 10Th Jean & Jean Louis Daviet Ward
3rd.
Sept 18th Edgar Barrios, Lockport, right
descending bank. Ward 4th.
Sept Doth Frank Para. Ward 10th.
Sept. 22nd Louis Lerille, Lockport, lett
descending bank Ward 9Th.
Sept, 2ith Sylvan Bourgeois, Vaeherie,
Ward Sth.
Sept. 26th wellington Hebert, Ward It'll.
sept. 2Sth Mrs. L. Gossin, Ward 9Th.
sept Both klles Rodrigue, Ward 9th.
Oct 18th back to the Court House until the
election.
P. TOUPS.
Assessor and Ex-Oficio Registrar.
Parish of Lafourche
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Mrs. VIM. T. Hnrdng IS. No. 1866
Amadeo Champagne.

rI,AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue of an order of Seizure
and Sale, emanating from the above entitl
ed Court, IN the above entitled and number
ed case, | have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction pursuant to law 10 the
last and highest bidder at the Court House.
in the town of Ihihodaux. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th, 1892.
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and i
o'clock p. m. the following described proper
ty to-wit
A Certain tract of land situated in tie
parish of Lafourche, in this State on the
right bank of the bayou Iaiourche, at about
AZ miles below the town ut ThibOdanx,
measuring one and a half arpents font on
said bayou by a depth of forty arpents.
bounded above by Amadeo Champagne am
below by estate of Lucieu Guidry together
with all the Improvements thereon and rights
thereto belonging.
To pay and satisfy out of the proceeds OF
said sale the sun of one hundred aud furty
two Dollars with eight per cent per nInu
thereon the 18th day of August 1880 until
paid 2nd a sum of ten per cent 81 the az
gragate amount of said prucIpaiand interest
as attorneys fees herein and all costs
The above amount ip principal interest
attorney fees and Costs oeing secured hy
act OF mortgage passed and executed before
4. Cretini Notary Pablo of said parish Of
date August 18th 1899.
October 22nd, 1892 p f.. LORlO
Parish of Latouiche.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish
OF Ldfourche.
Succession Of Marie Daigre Hido1r
Of Z. u. Engerran No. 1862.
PrObdteS.

N5rIIEhEAS CHARLES a. ENGERRAN
w ut the said Parish Executor Of the
last will and testament of the said deceased
has rendered final account OF his admiuIs-
tratlon. of said succession.
Now therefore al persons are hereby
warned ard notified to file their objections
i'll writing with thu clerk of said Court at his
office III the town OF Thhobaux ten davs
after the first publication hereof, to the said
final account otherwise the same will be ap-
proved and homolog tied according to law.
~ Witness ny hand and the impress
IL 81 of seal of office this the 18th day OF
~ October, a. d, 1892.
j. W. KNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk OF said Court.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18Th judicial DiStricf Court Parish
OF Lafoulche.
Succession Of Urbdn PresteRbach
No. 1861. PrObdtes.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
4 cree of the above entitled court. aud in
obedience to a commission to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered succession,
bearing date Of Oct. 9th, 1892, | will offer
for sale at public auction. pursuant to law.
to the last AMI highest bidder, at the Court
House 10 The Town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY OCTOBER 9th, 1892,
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and
4 o'clock, p. m, the following described pro-
perty belonging to the said Succession to-wit:
Eleven Hundred and Fifty fll51) Saw-Logs
being of a perishable nature on the follow
ing terms and conditions to- wit:
For cash.
October 9th, 1892. 2. Z. LORIO,
Sheriff Of Latourche.
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GROVER CLEVELAND.

Ex-President Grover Cleveland.
Mrs. Cleveland and baby Ruth did not
go to Chicago to participate in the in
augural ceremonies Of the Columbian
Exposition which took place on yes
terday the Dist INST. Mr.. Cleveland
declined the invitation which the ex-
position officials had sent hm to take
part in the various festivities Of the
week. He had been expected to par
ticipate i'll all the official and social
events, and his coming had been
awaited by hundreds of friends.
Mr.. Cleveland's refusal to 60 to Chi
cago at this time was not at all the re
suit of political or business engage
ments. He did not go simply because
he did not wish to gain any political
advantage over an opponent who IL
detained by SO sad q circumstance as
that which kept President Harrison
from attending tie dedication exeyci-
SEES.
The following letter explains:
New York, Oct. Is. 1882.
To Edward c. Culp, Esq. Secretary F.:
Dear Sir-My response to your cour
teous invitation to attend the de,iIcu-
ton ceremonies Of the Worlds Fair
has long been delayed. ] SHOULD br
very glad to he present on this inter
esting occasion, and thus show b. ap-
probation OF its Importance if | could
TO SO solely as an ex-PIesident of the
United States. | am sure, however,
that this is impossible, and am un-
willing to undertake the trip, which
from beginning to end, despite all ef-
forts on my part, would be regarded
as a political tour, made by a candl-
date for the Presidency.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Succession Of Alexandra LANDRY and
his Wite, No. 1888 PrObateS.

WHEREAS MARCELLANDRY OF THE
w said parish of Lafourehe Administra-
tor Of said Estate has filed u final account Of
his administration Of the aforesaid successians.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned End notified to file their oppositions
to the said account with the clerk Of said
Court at his office IN the town of rhihodaux
IN writing within ten days after the first pub
~licatlon hereof. otherwise the said account
will he approved and homologated as requir-
ed by law.
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress of
LIS. my seal at Office al Thibodaux, Ia.
(~~) this the 3Ul dav OF Sept. A. ID. 1892
] w. KNOBLOCH.
DIV. Clerk of said Court.
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Third Congressional District,
Andrew Price,
OF Lafourche.
Municipal Ticket.

To the Editor SENTINEL
Please insert for Tie consideration
of the voters of the Municipal Corpo-
ration of ThibodauX. the following
ticket to he voted for at tie primary
election "a be held in the Town Hall
of Thibodaux, Friday, October 2Sth,
1892.
MAYOR W. c. Raglan.
TRUSTEES l.. 7. Caillouet. Ozeme
Naquin, Theo. Z. Bergeron. DR.. A. j.
Meyer, Tllos. Aiberti, and F. Zernott:
MANY VOTERS.
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sale emanating from the above entitiedcourt
in the above entitled and numbered case. |
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the town Of
Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. 1892.
between the hours of IL o'clock a M. and 4
o'clock p. M, the following described pro
perty. to-wit
]. A certain lot of ground in the Village OF
Longueville, Twenty-Five miles below the
Town of Thibodaux on the left desce nding
hank of Bayou Lafourche being lot No | OF
Block No. 81. on the plan of said Village
made bv A. D'Hemecourt on the 26th day OF
December. 1885 a cop of which plan is lie
posted in the Clerks Office of this parish /;
which said lot measures tiftv-nine feet. five
inches in front on the public road by an ir-
regular depth of three hundred and seven
feet, three inches on Latourche street and
two hundred and Eighty four feet, eight
inches III deuth on the lower line and hay
ing a width III the rear of tiity,ive feet be
ing bounded i'll front or Sou b west by tie
public road, on The upper side or North by
Lafourche street. in the rear by lot No of
said Block No. 81, IN the lower side or South
by lot No. 2 OF said Block, belonging to Mrs.
Hiram killingsw orth; Together with all the
buildings and Improve ments thereon, rights,
ways, privileges aud ser, itudes thereof.
To pay and satisfy ! The sum of five hun
dred dollars hearing eight per cent per an
mum interest from april 4tll 1889 until paid,
:. To pay and satisfy another sum Of five
hundred dollars with eight per cent per an
mum interest from May 31th 1890.
3. Also to pay ten per cent on the amount
recovered III princIpal and interest aud costs
which were to be Taxed as costs, as attor
ney's fees.
/. All costs herein. Cash, which said am.
cunt in principal interest, attorneys fees
and all costs is secured by mortgage under
the clause of "non-alIendo." with vendors
privilege by act before T.. f.. Leblanc Deputy
Clerk and Ex-Otlici0 Notary Public of dat
September Bird 1886 for he lst amount and
issepresented by a note of that date and aist
by mort gage by act before Charles j. Barker
Deputy Clerk anu Elk otficio Notary Public
of date May Both 1890 Tor the 2nd amour
aud is also represented by a note Of that dat,
October 10Th, 1892. T.. l.. LORI0.
Sheriff OF Laiourche.
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TEXAS FARM AND RANCH, the best
and cleanest 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 AMI RANCH, weekly, and Farm
Fun humorous monthly farm journal
until January LIST. 1898, for so cents,
AMI we advise every one to accept this
wonderfully liberal offer at once.
Send 50 cents to TEXAS FARM AND
RANCH, Dallas, Texas.
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Theatre COmique.

"The Weston Brothers-Sam and
Morris appeared last evening III
their comedy drama, "The Way of
the World,' Il very clever vehicle III
which to show of the musical as well
as dramatic talent of the Musical
Kings" as the Westons are called.
Fun, song, music and jolIity prevailed.
and the audience was highly pleased"
This renowned troop of Comedians
Will exhibit or next Monday night.
Come and judge for yourselves.
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THIEODAUX OPERA HOUSE.

Mayors STERoPrICoN Views
Thursday Oct. Goth.
WESTON BRos.-Monday Oct. Gath.
Doors open at Z p. NJ. Curtain r;s-
es at s Z. NJ.
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Alcee Arceadnr IS. No. 1854 Alice
Arcenaar rife Of Joseph Roger
ct ais.
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RICE PL1NTERS MEETING.
Thibodaux, La, Oct. 18Th. 1892.

Thihodaux, La, Oct. 18Th, 1892.
At an informal meeting held by The
citizens of this parish, this day, in the
Town Hall of Thlbodsux, for the pur-
pose of consulting nddclibcrating on
the question of Rice fumes, dahl ;
pipes, and other condlits throuT 80
Public Levees of this paria, "a -
devisinG some means lYh uI;"b +ha
rice industry might notrs, orns ' Us
so far as this parish. o",oarnad hr
the operation of a. oxist,na laws ~
Jos. A. Blanch: "a ne eA,s'anG la"s, ~ ~
chair and Mt. ara, Was c cal,ea TO a the
elected secrfah i. IL. ~. oooioh' ouiy
Wherein tary-
Tonns taIInn ON motion of Mr.. ?.
orIapa fully carried, 500 posters were
va, printed. calling all citizens
having interest in the above question
to meet at the Town Hall in Thibo-
daux Oct. 29tll, 1892, for the purpose
of permanent organization on the de-
Tense of the rice industry of tais par
ish. The chair appointed Messrs
Prosper Toups, Alex Theriot, and W
ii. Raglan, 4 committee Of three, fol
the purpose of carrying the following
resolution, and of circulating the pos.
ters calling the meeting throughout
the Parish.
On motion, carried, the meeting ad
journed.
JOS. A. BLANCHARD,
Chairman
II " EnT-J nv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

18th Judicial District Court Parish Of
Lafourche.
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1t. \.
Secretary.

OF the many testimonials showing
the we'll earned merits of the Weston
Bros, we copy the following, which
speaks for itself:
New YORK JOURNAL.
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A OF LOUISIANA.

18th. Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafourche
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Par.
ish of Laforlche.-
Hrs. Rosetta FOtse wid0r Of OscdI
Lepine rs NJ 1913 Mrs. NJ.
KdRtrOuitS

T,AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
i and by virtue OF an order of seizure and
sale emanating from the above entitIedcourt
in the above entitled and numbered case. /
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the town of
Thibodaux. on
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
UNDUE INFLUENCE. Judge Barnes or Vicente LaVorin
 Found Guilty. Sarah Douglas Case Coz Other
 Court matters.

An important verdict was brought into court this morning by F. A. S;ey- eps, foreman of the jury which sat yes 'er3ay through the trlal of the contested ai.i cas- 0f Jo eph DuTr, and which had been oct all Ii.hh By t Judge Barnes IF Vice r. L4vcTin are practically found g1i,ty O eXertinG undue influence upon h. ctind If J s-pa Durr 6. the time 0; making re Hili.
 itc ii st pCiht at issue was the ques- ton a to wh staer the wii Was propO- ed 4uiy eAecujaG. and attested by Joseph Darr a1d tre witnesses thereof To this question the verdict of the jury was: Yes"
 To the seyoni qlesti1n: ''Wss Joseph Durr at the tIma Of executing the wi iD evidence, ne ally capable Of making d vi r. the jury asC brought ID a yer c ia the affirmative.
 T. he b I'd: Was he st the time I ea from un-ue infiuepce Of Wm. A. Barnes r VIcnuts Lsvorir?" the jury brought in verd.Ct If No"
 The case Of the Territory against Se- rah Doug,as was by agreement of the attorneys cf each side continued until the March term of the Court.
 Ths 'c,yli suit fl $. 5. Wise, ct a. against 5. W. Atkinson wRs also con Unuad o lha March term.
 The case of Paucha Morales charged with violating the Territorial butcher laws will be tried tomorrow before 6 jury.
 The attention of the Court today is occupied with the tria. Of inc suit Of the San Pearo Cattle Co, against G. M. Williams.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24

ranch where rest ihres other men who have died by the same hands. The ttrangest th'ng-about the tragedy was that the redskins had cut the throat of Taylor, G.ucn as they would butcher a beef. He had been Ghot from behind. a. never had chauca t. offer resis- tance or it enpt 10 save his fife.
 The sam night the horses on the ! Ha n-HCarst ranges were stampeded and thirty head stolen by the savages. pose of cowboys WIS organ zad early Satur a. morning, and after 9 days pursl.t the Indians were forced to abdn- don the stock and take refuge in the mountains near the international inc. Ninet zen Of the }rses were recovered.
 but the cowboys did not dare give pur s1iti to the mOuutalne, fearing ambush. The Indians are supposed to have crossed IGtO Old Mexico The UnAed
 States troops have been notified of the
 murter. Tee trall of the Eavages from the scene If the murder across the line
 was plainly marked by the carcasses of cfttle, wi5h the hind quarters cut oat, S rewn along. K q has evidently suD-
 piled bIm eff VI h food suffici-nt to last
 several weeks-certainly through the Christmas season.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
FOUL MURDER Real Estate Agent Fired At
 From Behind. MONEY AND WATCH STOLEN Date Set For Hall FitzSimmons Fight, Goddard Wants a Go At Corbett.
MONEY AND WATCH STOLEN

VANCoURvER, B. C., Dec. 16.-What
 may probably result in foul murder happened here last night George Barnes, real estate ageIt. VAS return ing home from the subu: ban town of Fair View abont ten o'clock. While crossing the bridge over False creek he heard two men following him. He paid no attention to them until one came forward as though 10 pass, but before the latter caught up to him he was shot n the back of the head. He vas not ordered 10 give up his valuab.es but WAS shot without waning. After this bis pockets were riaed ard a gold watch and over Sl,000 in cash sbstracted. The robbers then escaped. The victim lay where he had fallen until two o'clock thIs morning, when be regalned consci- ousness, and managed to walk to 2 reighborinG house. The bullet had penetrated his skrl enc and one half ir s and probably will prove fatal. The po- lice have rot obtained any clew as to the perpeirltors of the crime.
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U. 5. LAND COURT.
Cases U sder Argument-A Night Ses siou-Eew Gases Fiisd-A Warning to DiIatory
 Claimants.

Yesterday was filed with business a the land coarf. The DeVargas casa oc cup.ed the morning ard early afternoon NIT. Van der Veer spoke forty minutes ir summing up for the grantees. Mr Earle requested until this morning tC prepare his argument.
 The Antonio Claye5 grant, in which John H. Knae5el, esq q., appears for Mr. Martin E. Hays, of Denver, the owner was then taken up, argued and submit ted.
 The Arroyo Hordo grant, in TaCs county, Was thep taken up last evening at q night session of the court. Testi- mCUy vss offered by Gen. Bartlett for the grantees and MT. Reynolds for the .Eovernment The case was submitted GithOu. argument.
 llr Earle concluded his argument in the DeVUrgas case this morning, and the AlgO5Clas gFapt, near YuIa, i. T.. was taken up.
 Mr. keynolts in this case will have the assistance O Mr. Francis J. Heney, of Tucson. 4. '. FOr the grantees yVIil 8p- Fear, Hon Esil B Coe, A NJ. Steven q and .. i. Carpanter, If Denver Mr. H=ney has To j.rec- interest in the case out app7ars for tha settlers on the grant, as he says, to .eud his moral support 10 Mir. Reynolds
 Messrs. Catron E Coons today filed ths Cebolleta gran; for 9 ,77O acres i1 SocoTro county. Felipe Peralta and 1h-mqe Card ba are the present clain- ants of he grant Tlis firm will in the next lh:ea weeks fi.e some ten grants; and i; may here be remarked that only about one x,h If 'he land grprts in New Mexico pave thus far been filed by claimants and that less than ninety days remain in which t. take advantage of the law.-Sauta Fe New Mexican.
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Army Annrnnriatiocs. A

WAsHiNGToN. Dec. 15.-The army ap- pr r,priatIous bill are S24.202.740 against Appropriations fer the current year Of 524, ,2SS, ,450 and the eatimet7 of S25, ,922,- 9j6 for the coming year. Tho bill hay ing been read for auecdmeEts. AnthO- ny (demOcraO of Tex.s, offered an amendment providing that any retired officer or retired men shall not receive such pay if he is receiving nay from the government in any other OflicIal ccpa- city. Bingham, of Penlsyivana, stren- ously opposed amendments and referred to the cases of Gen. Sickles and Gen. Rosecrans. to both of whom be paid high compliment. He vas soly second ed by Mir Gathwsite and the aEe-d- meEt wa rejected. The committee then rose. the blll passed, and the house adjourned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
Smith Knocks Out Needaam.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 14.-Danny Needham, ex-champior, and Billy Smith of Boston fought at the Pacific Athletic club to D ght for a 32,OOO purse. The fight lasted fourteen rounds and result ed in a victory for Smith. Sn-tr starr ed m with fast snd furious fighting and kept it up ;hroughcut, taxing advantage of every opportunity and gradually wearing N-ed6am cut. The lat CT. af- ter being kuOcke] down twice in the fourteenth round, was carried to hts corner by his seconds. Smiths eyes were closing from the effects of some of Nesdham's blows and hc was bleeding freely but he was comparatively fresh.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
The coming of Patti Rosa and I

The coming of Patti Rosa and her company to the Opera House next Mon day night will assuredly furnish one of the most enIOy7ble performances that theatre goers have seen ID many months. Ihls little comedienne is universally looked upon gs beirg the foremost rep reseDtative in her line of work and her engagements everywhere are made es- pacial features. She will be saen in "DOl!y Varden,' said 10 be a bright. lively, witty comedy, srG will have the aid of one Of the best companies ever organized for similar work. It is pleas ure to announce her coming and to assure her warns welcome.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
". 2aker & CO., Dorchester, MaSs,

It is an old-fashion notion that medicine has to taste bad to do any good.
 Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil with it's fsh-fat taste lost-noFhing is lost but the taste.
 This is more than a mat ter of comfort. Agreeable taste is always a help to di- gestion. A sickening taste is always a hindrance. There is only harm in taking cod-liver oil unless you digest it. Avoid the taste.
 ScOrT & BOVINE. Chemists. I3a South sth Avenue, New York.
 Your druggist keeps Scos;'s Emulsion of eod-liver oil-aH druggists everywhere do. sI.
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Good Looks

Good looks are more shan skin deep depending upon a healthy condition ot gll the vital organs IT the liver be in- active. you have a bilious look if your stomach be diaordered you have a dys- peptic look and if your kidneys be af- fscted you have a pinched look. Se- cure good health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great al tera'ive and tonic acts directly on these vital organs. Cures p;mp.es, blotches. bails and gives good complexiou. Sold at Dr. Martins drug store, 90 cents per bottle.