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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

MARsE1LLFs, June 1.-The mails,
lust arrived from Mauritius confirm
the statement that 1900 persons were
killed aud 4.No0 injured In the recent
hurricane. The hurricane wss pre-"
cetleu by IA violent magnetic disturb
ance. Tile eea rose nine fest, the
highest level since the cyclone Of the
year 1915. Scarcely houae In the
colony escaped danger. Many Of the
churches and public buildings were dr.
stroyed. The chnrch Of thu Imnacu-
late Conception il i'll ru,ne; the
Cathedral by strange chance e.
caped.
The dead include II large number "'
leading inhabitants. Fearful Sights
were revealed in the streets. A fat
tory OIL the Martin estate collapsed,
killing 200 Indians. Half the sugal
crop wus destroyed. The planters
Losses are incalcuInble.
About noon the storm broke with /
furious kissing, and for ninety lnin'
utes q pitiless tornado ragged, accom-
panied 4y deluge Of rain. Building
collapsed. rnofs were blown ot
mud trees blown down. The bhrotue
Ter suddenly began to rise, The win'
lulled and many people went out be
lleving all danger past. All o'clocl
the wind burst again tn tenfold vic
lence from directly opposite quarter
The fury was maintained for two hour
At O'ctonk tho weather WAS agai1
calm. Fires then broke out In til
eastern suburbs and destroyed whs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

<tw <Inht< Iun~ l:~-lne f}+r"'tl'* 4" =
Mar..'.aft,t,. VEN zlit:4, ni:Irt"fa ~aN-:
y n,nti.!; ~'Arted The t,,t,tr: t1"y ~ n'n'tlt ':t
tlt. ~.,tit.rr utt'itf Il ..1:t1riItlHhl IL! W.
government t;e..trAl AF,a.y Tnt ,4t..lt, nj
ttdy pt1ll- r+tel- un,i ii torr~ IT @>rra~
men cat1ae 't,kt1i1tr 1n ! ''ehtArt Of t1 tl4''
tu~,t. Alter II fir,ct~1l@ht The ieyVtt
was 4uv.le,t, the .rt|,rl- # ei's 10 tvtfy
direction. Atrt leaving tht!r 'rad+r III nj
uuptl the ~tene q, I,Attje. In tll tort :
rtr4pn. ~rr. lied VI, both eidt-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

'"t tt'' ~'>'"" 1''
A. tl* 'raia stopped at ii small >;1ton
in Kentucky it ,""';j:; .:}I>coveretl thAt II
switch en3i1tr hill run otf the track j1>t
leyo4sd t*nA ~ tytt"1z11l2$ t:r>W w+tH at !
wcrl; ++:t'&1a.: tyr ,t5&t 1|la .tt>11as1et'r"
<ultl wt. WHu}l 1m 1tAli'ln9l tla}f ~ lttt11r@
;ttl $1<ny :'Fez'31 =11t tu#*s*sts:t4at.* q:
Hrt<{=tx tttHfsf |F I}4'*re'<k3 VII y = a " tro"*,=
If t1tX11o * s&E1tss9 f 4! At.:.
t,fl 1.tti :sf4st lt4)k 1l1z n4taIA. WAp l1a1 -
|'t.s":s t1 @ =t = h1 ~ m ft
Il113rl51 IT, @t*|a t11ftf1tlS UT, aI,t1
a>X9' E*|a<t0 @ . 81: + = II "
uta@ 1l{:<t tft Ili.> f&:{taT <t,*t1> s<,lHet1'''
Wlen littlt* *ltz'l1 II I1AA xittL.h ft@f}''
E{icc=tTit: sE:t5{1i**k: 3:itl: " Z T:
'i1nAt M t1n11s }A' t'&s *>:st12'l Cd; @ ! =, :,
lo ittt===.1t S<%*lt3I !:=*1f" ~ tl*aA away
l! EtrAt H.: ttf:$>'*S , nAEt ttn y, t.'.:5> ~
thi$ mil $tttNlltrt1 d=1not'o11 ~
tl4t .kin*; 1':a11t<' t=taW g ~ 1'"t.'f 't3tn* t
fuh: n" == Il: :" :**= #=:"* " == . *=*: **: :#* # q
II don't want: nn {r ,ck with VI. Sile
! Davis" .waS 1 h4. lrr1l@*: II: tty1sl yo*1a~t
! week III 10 it, an<; 50 ! will; 20 JET
kt"p @h.+, :->... ~. : | .: q
! Th+ |ancuu.4. aro1,zt | our curiosity,
NJ 4 ,na}t.T u{ Course, al we we're anx-
itn,- fnr tho tAulauuti.r when it calut.
| rh. g., n ~ WAIKIKI urfrr=1 fer q minute
or tvr o,,l when he t|r t trht tllt other
WINS mt La,kin. he sl;prH4; IN to one of
o,,r crowd ami soft1y ry1u1rlietl:
.1:,,,,,,.,.r >vf,,]I vo' mind lendiu me
81 ,h,,,. nf ,1ny +,,1.,ck.r tur t}ay or
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03
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ARKANSAS CITY, Ark. June Ia
hruvy wind ami rnin storm r"geh "It
Gay y,stersiny und latelatt night. 1t
i. feared 1t will 1ul HE Arkansas
river ~, another buun,. The wind h
driving the WAvts against re +hl~sts
>irrl shore aud will give tht IeVet- a
severe trial. St1uuin they give way
opposite this place n"ty u water
twelve f+~t deep would sweep over the
country t. L miles, carrying d'"th ana
destruction ia it~ path.
\ i,r+nk occurred last evening III the
ratir,nh en,tankmrrt-~ mile :hr1o"
herr, It j. NOW ub'ut sixty feet wide
and forty feet deer a,'d IL widening
fat. Arkansas City ha- Ind nn trains
.iuct the .lth. aud there Is no* much
| prospect for nny for two'r three wttk'
/
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years We have sold DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, nr.
kiuv's New Life rill~. Bucklen'a Ar
MICA Salve and Electric Ri:ters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such uni
verral sAtisf 4ction, We do not hesi-
late to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, II salts factory results du not for
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purIy an
their merits. w. E. Savage, druggist
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

Wallace, idaho: Juut l,--'The
Miners Union appears t" have The
best Of the situation up tn da'e. The
Latest sh'nntnt Of seals WAS stopped
by @he n4iue,n 81 Butt. and au"ttlt r
bunch which reached Mi-.o1la hnve
been sent hAck ea>t. Four guards ar
rested fur carrying concraled weapons,
were fined $5U and ct,et-. They Ap~
pealed. The mine owners talk Ct cir s.
lug until Jnudary LIT.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

4 friend IL nccd IL Il friend indeed,
and not Iess than ou million people
have just such friend in Dr. Kings
New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds.~-If ynu have never
used this great cough medicine, one
tria! will convince you that 1t has
wonderful curative po ters In atl dt~
4 Aasas of the throat, chest and lungs
Each bnttle il guaranteed to do a'l that
claimed or money refunded. Trial
bet le+ free Mt w. f. aavaE'e drug
store. Large Hize SOC, aud 81 .0I|.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

WINNIE, June 1.-The rain tell III
terrific torrents ID the entire Arkansas
valley yesterday anu lat night ana
no l~vee along the right bank ri the
Mis- 's~ippi, between Memphis aud
V,ck1burg, il now considered safe
The 1T, Francis river IL falling near
this point, but the White and Arkan-
sas rivers are still rislEg near the Mis~
si+sippi. Thousands of acres that were
| considered safe yesterday are inun
! dated today.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

= tlIEri:>$E. Wyn:, JUNE 1,~~@t'rk' ;
ul+u and cit ztli. In tier t":ti It 1lct
trny III !> thai "t4n>',er expedition
aKu.,,~1 the ruth r. IL going int"J"hn-
>,n county hy 'l,ta't. Thty Il" wy
ttat unless thitgS ehuu*t thty VIII re-
n14tu the war IT, r,t1 "- they are freed.
4 got,d many strange m"n "rr gong
into the PnWt1t~t river country tarn:ett
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

tie Wild >rarcd. The country d.
,ritt~ suffered I'rnvi|y> t"lt j. nothing
i. co1nph1eh vi |, I'oIt Louis. Here.
residents WIN survived the disaster
u,t nItnts to.' Cazeh and uhnervtc t"
h.. n( much *s.i@t4nc+* IN thu work of
restoring -t,.t4s.:| ing like ortitr " out 81 O.
tIt -tutt y l1iril TX -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

Notice Is hereby given that S. D.
Long has sold his entire meat business
to 8. NJ. Rrann, who will pay all &C.
counts aud collect all bill, aud conduct
the business from this date.
3. D. Lone,
&. NJ. BRANN,
Miles City, June l, 1902.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

4 phenomenon is observed i'll IN
artesiuu we'll near Edtn>hur%. M:tss
The we'll SrDkcn uf is down about "n
fr,t, hut the water i'll it Ii still 1Go
feet below the surface. The lxcul-
iarity consists IN tue fact tEut when
there is no wind the water is that
DISTANCE below the curling; when
;6cTc j. ! high wind flowing water
,nn,rs out Of the pil#. .-Phlladelph'A
Ledger. e .4::2za1 :za H.: H. g. 3l:a>-----
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

There is house in Summerviue.
Ca. which has had, since its erec~
ton. three tenants, and soon after its
occupation by each was struck by
LIGHTNING
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-03

Tests in electrically welding rails
for horse or steam cars show that
the importance Of allowing for the
contraction and expansion at the
Joints has been oVerrated.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

There seems Ia be some little mi>un-
derstandng about the makeup OF the
ticket that prevailed at the SkoWhcgan
caucus Saturday. In presenting the
ticket MIR. Cairns called il the "Oppo,i-
ton ticket. In secondng the nolnina-
ton we understood MIR. Walton 10 call
il the "WisWcll-Milil>cn ticket" and in
the result Chairman Dyer
called ii the Wiswcll-Millilien ticket. but
subsequently, informed Us that hc intend
ed To say the "Oppo~ilion ticket.
We state upon the authority OF the
President of he Wi~Wrll Club that every
man ON the delegation i Il member Of
the Wi-wrll club and Il genuine Wiswell
man. that every man on the ticket WIS
named by WisWcll men, and. further
more, that the delegation held an ntol-
mai consultation Saturday evening. ut
Which most of the delegates were present
and agreed Ia support Mr.. Ni~Wcll in
the convention.
ON the other hand, some of the Mill
ken men count with confidence up
on ) of the II delegates for heir man.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30
District Delegates.

In addition 10 the towns given in on
lasf and up 10 saturday night Mllikeu
delegates were elected in Nassalboro. {;
llIrondiIlc, ,: stockton, , knoN. ;:
~earsport, I: Montyilc, 3; Iincolnvllc,
!; Brooks. ,; sidney, ;: WINSTON. /.
Bingham. ,; Scion. ;: IIartlaud. ;:
Madison, , ; NorridgcWock. /; Palmyra.
!; CornNillc, 3.
Burlcigh delegates in Linconvilo. ?:
Tory. ; Jackson. Belgrade. ; lima.
I: Palmyra. 3: Flagstaff, |: Moscow. / e;
lIarlland. Blue Hill. !; Pitstou. 3;
Nthen~. 3; An,un, I: Cambridge. /,
Ni-Wcll delegates elected in okoWhe-
Gan. II: Long Island. / Amherst. / :
lamone. | M. 81 ! and 81, !.
Manlcy delegates in MI. Vernon T..
Hi would make the vote stand 0hu-
day nigh Nilliken $50; BgrlriglI. ~.
Wi-0el, IS; Manlcy, y leaving hm 3G
delegate to he heard from.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

The Canadian government la no idea
OF encouraging the annexation ~cnt nnrnL
Sir oliver MoWat Premier and Attorney
General ot Ontario, la, dismissed Elgir
Meyers. Crown Attorney of Dutlrriu
county forrer-i-tently advocating p"lili-
cal union between the nitrd States and
Canada. The Premier rrnonSt alcd
with him pointing oul that hi cour>'
was inconsistent with his oath ot Office.
but he declined to desist.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

EN-Gov. Long score, a telling point
against the "tarin rciormrr~" " hen he
says thai the policy Of reasonable pro
lection ii, the same policy applied to
the national interests, which every free
trader apple, in hi oWn affair. II ha-
been especially illustrated in the demand
which they have all been maxim" tor an
international copyright. our present
international Copyright law Wa passed
by a Republican congree, against the
strenuous opposition ot the southern
Bourhons. who are more consistent in
thrir devotion to "tnin reform" lhlu
our New England MugWump~. BoSh'D
IoprOaf
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

The Democratic National platform
does mol Stop druouneing the Mckinney
law and promising it, repeal, but it
describes all protection of amy Kind and
in amy degree as "a fraud. and pledges
the party Ia antagonile il. There i the
issue. clear and unmistaI>able. and the
Republican party is mere than ready t"
meet it,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

Hon Levi h. Fuller OF Brattlcboro.
has boon nominated by Republicans oi
Vermont for Governor
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30
NISW ELL MIIIlI< ZEN
30 to III
This Combination Wins in Show
hogan.


The caucu~ held in Cobufn Hall Saluf-
day last to elect delegate, IL the Con
gres,ional Convention Was easily tie
largest one ever held in Skowhcgan al
though the street, were VEL and The
country roads We're deep with mud.
The caucus WIS called Ia order by
Col. \. &, Blunt, chairman of the Re
publican Town committee Who read tie
call for the caucus. called attention 10
the fact that il Wis a caucus Of Republic
can voters of SkoWhcgan and requested
all Democrats and any not entitled Ia
vote To retire from the floor of the hall
4. y. Merrill, Esp. Hon. ;. j. Wal
ton. and Lewis Anderson, Esq. spoke
upon this question all substantially fay
orirg the proposition OF the the chair
man IN the interest of fair and impair
tial vote of Republicans of SkoWhcgan
fhe galleries We're thrown oprn 10
spectators and Werr soon well filled by
Democrats and other Interested prrson,
who gave close attention Ia the proceed
ing, which at times were quite lively
and entertaining.
COL Blunt called for VOTES for chair-
man ut the meeting and the name, al
ten. Isaac Dyer Wa~ put in nomination
by Ni>Wcll-Milil>en men and gen L. b.
shepherd lay the Burloigh men. TIN
L. Il,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

The Grand Army Posi- of Canlpobrllo
New Brunswick. SEM 10 Hon. Henry l.
Clcavcs the other day an old French can
non with Il history as "A token of thci
gratcfulnc~- IL linn for hi~ defense o
their comradr Best. Gen. leaves i,
very popular with the old -oliicr~ %
Maine
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

ENer' man cannot be President of the
United state, hut any man can be prominent
lv mentioned
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

The hearing ou the Madison Aaud5-
ms -uit c"no- ol) here Friday. .IulN |. in
stead ol [ he Gth. at the Court IIou~c he
lore Judge Whitollou-r. at 10 o-elock
4. m
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

The Democratic paper. The Rocky
Mountain NeN-, of Denver, col. ha>
hollcd the Democratic ticket because Of
thr action Of the Chicago convention Oh
The silver question.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

IF} pANAss hG-APAeu1.A
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
STAit OF LOUISIANA,
20 II Ju,iIciai D.>itnt Count Par
Ii % LHtvutciie,
su"cession Of Hargaey,tfe Carmelite
LeBfaac id0r Of Harceiiu
rerin No 1887 Prob.tes.

DCISCANT TO AN ORDER. AND DE-
ere. OF the above entitled Curt anl in
saa ditlirt 10 ii commission to hit. directed in
The ABBY, EMIT al an Numbered stlca ssjut
t'earih@ ,ta e III Fehi atiy III. lsa2. viii OF
'r To- "a" IL pubic "t.c, l. Ii nurs,iant to
law I" lii. ia>i "nsi highest iu4..lef al the
t%u.t iI''ii-t Ii ihr iontt I'll tiiihotiauN. on
S.tt KpAY. s..ttil T.. O.
between the hons ui II u'eio,k. "a. M and
l o'c'" k. p H.; tine following described bro
perty fu-wlt:
r. certain rack al ian.i situated in the Par
ISL of Lai"uiclie, ON the rIohr bank OF iSa,ou
Lai,rrcltr. at about ioi.r mics below the
Town of Thibadaux, below ami adj IT,. ut 20
the ew OrieaD.. Optiousas aud & eat IVES
tern Xiii ROAD .ow the Morgan Louisiana
and Teas Kali Road measuring o e arpemt
'front.' on the public road, less the quantity
tahem by the raj. road. by one arl-ut il.
.el,th, BOUNDED above Ivy the ,ioraan La.
and ie>a> rliiroa... below by iati of Joseph
NJ. Leiort. ana back or rear by II street sep.-
rating II fro,u thu property al Z+phirin Bark
nov or formerly. and ID iron. by The pui,tic
,oa'i: with all the buildings aud Improve
ments thereon.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes, to pay
debts. p. e. LORIO,
Feb. 9TH, 1882. Sheriff Of Lafourche.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court Parish of
Lafouiciie.
George Sinclair us. No. 262S HIS. j.
e. COul0n ct ais.

Take notice that acting under and by vir-
tue OF an order of seizure and sale eiranatiu2
from the above entitled court in the above
entitled and numbered case | have seized and
Will offer tor sale at pubile auction pursuant
tG law to the last and highest bidder ut the
Court i1nuSe in the town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY MARCH 5th 1892.
between the hours OF II o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P NJ. the following. described proper
ty to-wit
LIST, A certain tract of land sitnlted in the
parish of LafoErrhe. on the right bank al
Ba, on | afonrche, at about one mile above,
the town OF Ihib.tlanX, measuring ono ;rpenf
and one half. mnre o. itss, trout by eighty
%, lents III depth. bounded above by lands OF
.f"seah and Charles 4. Ciaudet and liz Iiie.
tract of lard below described and below ty
land OF Francois Il. isergtrnn NOW the estate
OF said Ber.erou, Together with all the
the rights, waya. privileges and imtnuni-
ties thereof aid thereto belonging.
End, Another tract of land situated in the
parish aforesaid on the RICH: bank of Bayou
Latourche, commencing at about forty arpents
from the said Bayou Lafourche measuring
two arpents more or less front toward Bayou
Laiourche by forty arpents in epth between
opening line, bounded above and in front BY
lands of laid Claudet Bros. aud lie ow by til
tract just above described. Together with
all the rights. privileges and immunities
thereunto belonging:
Also two arpents OF seed cane.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05

~ pay anu satisi, ist, 40 pa, and satl,f,
out of The proceeds of the tract of land herein
above firstly described, LIST the sum of ihree
Thousand Dollars. tSs3, ZOOLOGY will, eight per
Cent int rest thereon from December 18th,
1880. until paid, and 2nd. the additionrl sum
Of five per cent Oh the aggregate of said sum
III principal and interest, us attorneys fees,
and tliiri the ploporti.n of the costs oil
these proceedings failing To sal tract ; il
cludlns costs ot copies Ac. to be paid by
privilege and preference out of the proceeds
o. The sale OF said tract oi iah,t over ali
other cia'ins OF whatever nature they snay lie
anu To pay ahu satisfy uu "a tae..
Tie sale ol The tIatt vi lauu srcuuun ,tE,.,It-
ca heitIu above. ist The sum OF We Inon,.I.
oilar>, tie by Mrs Cuulun and Jn-tp. AL
Charles inant CiAutet, seNeia /, ami ~ !
no with ei-hi per cent Interest tucrrnu lr.l.
i'ecenIt,er :.gtli 1880 until pail, 2tdlhr h.
'itiolial sum ot 1--we tr cen, On til ...
gate ali"nut ot said sun i'll pruc.pat a. i il,
Interest AS al toineys Ices ahd sd H.. III,
COTTON vi tire costs of these lroct, ii .n"s i.
aug on saiu tract ut Iaul.
+. f. l. RIO.
Sheriff oil .-aIouIciir.
'auuarA 3Oth, 1892.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
Sherif'S Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
WHITNEY NATIONAL BANK)
Va. No, 1855.
d. +. CALDER.
Grill District Court for tie Parish of
Orleans.

ID. f.. CALDtR
Grill District Court for the Parish OF
Orleans.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ACT.
L ing under aud by virtue OF an order OF
! seizure aud sac emai ting IRON the above
| entitled court III the ah"N entitled and mum.
hered case, | have seized. and VIII offer for
ale ut pub ic auction pursuant to law. to the
last a, d highest bidder, at the Court House
III the town ~ ihiboat , on
| SATURDAY Nj III, 10Th 1892,
etween the hun Is OF Ia o'cioek A. Nj. and d
o'clock p. NJ. the following described pluper
! ~ To Wit:
| A crit,in tract of land. Or sugar plantation
known rs the : range Grove III. ntaIion 81
ua,td in the parisi, OF Lafuuichr, uu the left
descending bai.k o! Bayuu L.atuurclle, the
iwel ing iein. abb III / ur mile ii.m ihilu-
I aux aud three isitts rom sand bayou, situai-
cal III 1 "a south of kan., % Eas'. except a
small p. rfuun of the tract heiein after 1irs,
rsrr lea and c"lnlnst,i of lr following
tracts-viZ:
,cttaIn tract OF lan.i bounded above h,
anus of Il \ Cunlon and below hv lana o.
[. toret L. Bros commencing sin arpent>
t'oin liay"u l-aiourci'e, aud running tack
'hi fy-iour arlieht~ having d iioiit vi one aud
il halt arp~I is.
is ari.a tract ri land iuuu,iesl abp e
IS Lands al II. n. I oitlun AID below hv land
II. Fortt 4 Bros commencing six aIp-ms
~" pay" : "i'',o"e an" '""''h2 "aek
my i"ui a'Pth'S HAVING d III o one ti'.t
: nan afi'th's.
=" certain trdft III tiit rear OF. anu
LINING II '"ct J">' "eS'i'""a having Il
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mprtgagor.
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d"a''er "a seet'h ioo ;" a'h'"1 EiShtA
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05

A ecria.n tract vi land contalntng one nd
a halt arpents more CT less, trout oy eighty
arl+nts in depth, situated in this parish on
the right bank Of Bayou Laiourche at about
one mile above the iowa Of TLibodaux bouua
ed above by land belonging to Euyrn-s
CnnloD. bel"w by land of Estate I'll .r.,to.
blackwell for.ntrly. with All the buildings
and improvements there II
On The following terms and conditions to-
wit:
Fer cash tn pay debts.
February 10Th, 1892, r. 4. LORW.
Sheriff Of Laiouche
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05

DIED. In the CRY of New Orleans,
al Thursday. February 18th 1892, at
$40 A. NJ Emily, infant daughter Of
IL. b. Howell and Emily st. Martin,
aged 3 months and II days.
The Temaif Z. i ,ug: f,om 4
City to Tlibod II "a + ia. r
owing lay. and, through the tnnrls
S .rviceS of ST. John Episcopal Church.
we're buried in the cemetery attached
20 said church.
We inadvertently forgot to make Il
mention of this sad event ON tasi
Saturday. for which neglect we sincerly
express our regrets.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05

The Carnival, which closed Mardl
Cras. day, on last Tuesday, in q blaze
of glory, has been altogether perhaps
the most br, tiant and most successful
OF these annual festivities which New
Nlltans has ever witnessed. The diff
ieIent pa2eant IS We're represented IA
follows NJ. Il. 5. Day. the king, a -
Miss Carrie Spellman, the queen o
Carnival Rex, a pageant of dazzling
$ lehdoI, The language of colors being
the theme Of illustrations, treated b,
nineteen tahleaux Miss Winnie
Davis, '.daughter of the Cnnfedl acy."
queen of Comus, Il gorgeous s~l,ectac e
OF the legendary history Of Japan, with
Il" aiitiIul illustrations IF The localities
OF ,ln E,si ; aud Mis- Valentine Ca,
sart, queen of Proteus.
Ills Majr>tA'> sl.olt stay has bee
one unbro@en round of pleasure, h>
c.'no .>, Cnluu- and Prnteus, payin.
tribute t r X, and preparing impos-
inS pa: ahts ANA n.agnlfi, balls
lac dtl, ctali un Of himself, his court ana
his people .urius the two days.f til.
,i>i, IF Rex.
Rex, king Of the Carnival, and his
h%eaAte"ns queen Miss Carrie Srelman.
attended 10y the ladies and gentlemen,
III waitng, and IL splendid ret,nte.
held nigh ievee on last Tuesday night
devoting the last tonors of Sl,rov
Tuesday to joy and gladncsS, ere tie
i,enttentiai season Of Lent had COT e,
with its sackc.uth aud ashes.