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Took an Illinois Girl.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,. Jan. 11.-Misa Mauds
Epler. daughter of Judge Cyrus Epler. for
twenty years Judge of the Circuit Court Of
this district, was married this morning to
C. 6. Can't brion, commission merchant Of
San Francisco.
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FIRE IN THE COLD.
A Town Destroyed With the Their
mOmeter Ranging Low,

Troy, N. Y, Jan. 1l.-Early this morn
ing fire at Chateaugay, Franklin County.
destroyed almost the entire business por-
ton of the town. comprising fifteen business
houses.
The loss is estimated at S150,000 and the
insurance at $4,000 The thermometer
was % degrees below zero at the time.
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NO MORE HANGING.

Good Times Ahead for Colorado Muir
dererS.
DENVER, Jan. 11.-Peter Augusta, under
sentence of death for the killing of Harry
Sullivan, was to-day granted a respite Of
ninety days. This is the first official act Of
the Populist Governor, who is opposed to
capital punishment, aud is determined that
there shall be no hanging done. The respite
is granted to give the present Legislature
an opportunity TO change the law.
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Increasing the Wb;ekv T,v

WASHINGTON, Jan. H. Robinson Of Penn
sylvania introduced In the House to-day
bill increasing from 81 to 50 per barrel the
internal revenue tax on fermenled liquors.
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Jim as an Exhibit.

CHICAGO. Jan. 11-Champion Pugilist
Corbett has signed articles with the Cor
bett Theatrical and Pavilion Company to
appear in boxing matches in Chicago during
the Worlds Fair.
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A NEW CITY HALL.
New York City Moving in the Line
of PROGRESS

of Progress.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-At a meeting of the
Municipal Building Commission this after
noon it was decided to erect a new munich
pal building on the site of the present City
Hall. 1t is proposed to make it one Of the
eity's greatest ornaments. A committee
was appointed by the Mayor to prepare for
advertising for plans and specifications for
the buildinp
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Lucia. A body of Federal cavalry to-day
attacked the rebels at Sanotome and dis
lodged them from their position. Fifty
rebels were killed or wounded.
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ApPEASED THE REBELS.
But Just the Same They Keep on
Fighting.

BUENos AYREs, Jan. 1.-THE Federal
envoy, charged with bringing an end to the
insurrecten In the province OF Corrientes.
has succeeded in stopping fighting between
the provincial and the rebel troops at San
The morning call., 1893-01-12
Bakery Burned.

UTICA. N. Y. Jan. 11.-Young's bakery
and Cronin's planing-mill were burned this
afternoon. The loss will aggregate S75. 900.
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Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and business cards, in
Guiding paper. will be published 1T the
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a liberal discount to yearly adyerti-
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Announcing candidates for office,
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works on medicine and surgery, and
is said to lie worth several thousand
dollars.
During the occupancy Of the Parish
Of Latomche IL the Federal troops
during the late war Of the rebellion.
pr. Gazzo was in good terms with
General W%;tzel who appointed him
assistant prnyoSt-mar4haIl, and by
means Of titiS appointment. was in
strument"l III extending protection to
the propttfv AMI families ofhiS rrigh
buES, and, il i said. even TO some Of
tlietanfilirs whose p0tyes fdmiiids were
IN the GontcdeIacy. and to day tim Z
same n~eighhors still preserve grateful
recollection Ut the many services DR..
GaZzo rendered them in those hard
times.
AT this time Of his demise. ana fyr
many years prior. DR.. Gazzo was il
member Of the Louisiana State Me,li-
cal Society, and il member III Tie
American Medical Association he
never failed to attend their meetings
whenever health permitted, and prov
"a ~ be d most active and useful
menii}er hy lis many contributions
and essays i'll med ciHe and surgery.
His funeral took place on fast Sat
urday evening 1T st. Mary Pameia's
Church, iii tue presence Of il large con
course III friends and acquaintance
AT the way long from Thihodunx a.
far down is Leckpart, who hy THEN
presence manifested taeir respect to
his memory. Over fifty carriages ana
bnggies accompanied the hearse.
Rev. Father EigrouX, pastor Of tile
Church. ably assisted by Rev. Father
ietillv Of St. Sa@venr Church, Lock
port, performed the funeral ceremo-
mics, with Prof. Chol OF TjibodauN at
the organ Father Eigroux took occa-
sion 70 eulogize the deceased, depict
ing his man \ christian virtues, espt-
ciallT his well known charity and
b~eneyolence.
70 Dr. John Gazzo, his only son. 40
extensively ana popularity known
throughout the length ana breath 81
the Parish Of Lafourche, and to his
bereayed widow who has shared with
hlni tile ups and downs Of their earth
u pilgrimage, the SENTINEL extends
heartfelt coincidence and sympathy III
this their hour Of great bereavement,
with tile hope that they will al meet
together Il day, where they will
know no seraratian.
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For the last two Or three weeks the
town authorities have engaged sever
al carts to haul dirt to fill up the. hcles
in our different streets. Never 70
many years past have our streets been
in such good travelling condition as
they D to-day. Too much credit
cannot be given 10 our Municipal
Council for the great interest slcy
manifest in all our public improve
mentS.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial Distlicr Court Parish
of Latonrche.
Frank J. Faigont
as. No. $3.50.
Oscar Beryeroa.
Y,AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER

NOIlCF l1IAI ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue Of an order Of SeizHra
and Sale, emanating from the above entitl.
ed Court, III the above entitled and numbar.
ell case, | nave seized and will offer for sala
ut public auction pursuant to law 10 fila
LAST ana highest bidder at the Court House.
i'll the town Of I~hihodaux. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, lSg3.
between the hours Of i'll o'clock d. M. ana a
o'clock y. IN. the following described proper
tY to-wit !:
certain tract Of land situated in the mr..
ish Of Lafourche. on the right bank OF Ravou
Latourohe at about three miles below the
town Of ThibodauX, measuring one arpeut
front by forty arpeuts in depth, witch pro
port onal opening or closing Of 4 larger
tract OF land of which this forms d part
bounded above by land of Frank Bergeran,
and below by land Of Arsene Bergeron. to-
gether with all the buildings and imlproges
ments thereon.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of Five Hun.
dred Dollars. with eight per cent per annam
interest thereon from the 10th Of March.
1856 subject to a credit Of thirty Dollars of
date the first Of December, 1891, together
with i've per cent on the aggregate OF said
principal and interest as attorneys fees and
all costs herein in Cash, and which SAID
amount IN principal and interest attorney's
fees and ali costs herein, il secured by
mortgage by acts passed before Emile Il.
Leblanc then Clerk Of Court and Ok utiicio
Recorder Of said parish Of date the 10Th az
March 1886.
January 18th, 1898.
p. f. L0RI0,
Sheriff of Latourche.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Lafourche.
Succession Of AdeIiae Bourgeois
Wtdow Of AIeraadre Carliliae
M. 1914 Pyobates.
WHEREAS JOHN BApT1sTE BouR.

WHEREAS JOHN BAPTISTF BOUR
w gaois of said parish Administrator Of the
aforesaid Estate has rendered Il tiuaI account
o. his ADMINISTRATIONS the aforesaid estate.
Now. Therefore Hill persons ara herebv
warned ynd notified 10 iiln their onpo4itian
10 the said account ia writing with the clerk
I'll Sstd Court ~ his office in the town 0t
Ihih0daux ten dit4 after tlle fr-t t,nhliea-
tiou her ot, ufhcrWiy. the said account wlll
he approved ana hrnloiogatcd liz accordance
with i.tW.
S@~) Witness nv hand and the impress III
L.N. NY sealt"t oaice at FhIbodaux. La.
t~~f this t1n Gird day Of February a..
ID. 1888. RI
J W. KNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk Of said Court
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To-day, 4th of March, is Inaugural
ton day in Washington. Over 100000
visitors will witness tile grand cere-
mony, ~inausurating Cleveland and
Stevenson as President and Nice-pres.
ident of the United States FOR the four
ensuing years. 1t is believed that tie
military and civic procession that Will
parade on the streets i'll Washington
to-day, will be the grandest and most
gorgeous M that ever took place in
this country on such occasons.
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The sidewalk around the Court
House is almost completed. This will
add to the good appearance Of our
handsome Court House. 4 new side
walk is also beng built BY our City
fathers on Main street. facing the pro-
perry of our Mayor and Mr.. ~Spinner7s
bakery. This will give brick side
walks along the whole length Of Main
street, on both sides.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish
OF Lafourche.
Succession Of JuStjIien Foret and
CommHnity. No. 1853.
PfObdtes.
2. f. L0RI0,
Sheriff of L~atourche.

WHEREAS ELLIS FOREr ADMINS.
w traitor Of the aforesaid Parish of La
1ourche has filed u tlnal account Of his admin
istrati'n OF the aforesaid estate and CONS
muuity.
Now therefore all persons are hereby
warmed ard notified to iile their oppositions
~ writing to the said account with The clerk
ot said Court at his office iii the town of
lh1bobaux ten DAYS after the first pubiioa-
non hereof, otherwise the said account will
pc approved and homologated in accordance
with law.
g. Witness NY hand and the impress
lLSS Of my seal Of office this the aist
on day Of February A. d.. 1898.
j. w. KNOBL0CH,
D'ty Clerk Of said Court
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- 'T N>'h
dauH' On Fridav Febrnar 23th. I5a3' ii I'M n.
VIM :, i, Y. M'axzo, "2fa y years. " native Y
THE death 1T this venerable ~sentna-
oenarian gentleman removes fran oay
Lafourche District one ofthe oldpst
landmarks In the medical profession
of Southern Louisiana. He was na-
tive Of Montreal, Canada. ana eanra-
ted in the schools of Montreal and
Quebec, After HAVING rreuareJ him
self ana graduated in Nh ehnsen nro-
~fessIou. he came to Louisiana II f63-.
and settled III New Orleans to mac
tice reaicire. ana tuo Wears aftag-
wards moved down Nj Vera cr1z
where liz renainas t.r .avas.sr rca.
On account of tl,a warm ana trnnic,,
weather which dil ro+ scam N harm
with him Ia ran,ovad ao,in II 49,
United STATES and sat,l.d i, IL. D..
ISL nf T4,rabonna ain ,.t,oi,, MIL.
profession. IN 1S42 N. c,n,. /, I'LL
roureba II tl.a vir;ni,- ia pa..t...s
where III has ever sia.a ,.sfa.d u.,
had j laroa ami sncca.sr,l n,,oi.a
nntil the v4ar ls7S when Y. ii, ,aa
baviuu accumulated ! .,.F.;.nt
nat,ncv - c,,,.,. ILL.,, tI.rna.t
maiper of wba4 t.a h..n T.,,. ...r.
'NN- r.
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SATURDAY MAR. /. 1898.
EDITORIAL NOTE n.

The wood work d onr bridge that
spans Bayou L~afnnlchc, will Q o un-
dergo thorough repairs. Already i'm
mense piles of lumber are on the
grounds, and carpenters are busily
engaged preparing it. New pilirgs
will also be driven.
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The town is still on a boom and new
buildings are looming III. Mr.. jules
Hoffman's new cottage is nearly fin
ished, and the painters have already
begun giving it its first coat Of paint.
Mr.. Files Braud will shortly begin the
erection of five handsome cottages on
the spacious lot he owns between
Jackson and Canal streets. Already
lie has begun cutting trees that are ii
the way preparatory to their erection
not one of which Will resemble Tile
other. The Misses Naquin On Canal
street will shortly PUT up a now resi-
dence, with a very large gallery II.
front to give their exhibitions on conf
meneemeut days If their school.
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pairing their orn lands, and getting
ready to work The ann of which both
stuhbles ard plants are coming up
will ! Vim. Every where we hear
the report that the stubhles are in al
excellent state Of preservation,
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Trusts ard combinations are uulop-
nlar. But there il one form 1T trust
against which no one has anything Ju
say. Thas is The trust the public ~
poses i'll Hoods observation-disclosures
they know HOODS CURES.
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We have had since last Saturday
two abundant and fruitful rains, a.
ing a great deal Of good to the cane
clop already planted, and placing oar
truck farms and gardens il excellent
condition. 80 far the Parish If la
tourche has been blessed with exceed
ingly good weather since the first 81
the year, and never las there been
for many yeats past a better prospect
for an abundant crop a. this year.
Cane planting is a thingof the past,
and now all farmers are busily pre-
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1FOE. sale.

One par cylinder boilers complete one
portable engine, one peddiing curt, the
whole IL III good order.
TitSIS LEBLANC,
White Rose Plantation.
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Hoods Pills arr purely vegetable.
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Journal Of the 9Th 5enatorialD District
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DIR. J. 3. C. GAZZO.

DIlsD-At his residence, near l.aceland
about ter miles below the town Of Thibo
dauX, on Friday February 9th, 1898, ut Il NJ.
Dr. j. II. q. GazZO, aged rs years, native d
IoutreaI, Canada.
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HOODS Pulls cure liver ills, constipation,
%iaundico, sick headache, indigestion.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
Band Concert.

On Saturday evening, Feb. IL. the
st. Cloud Union Band will give one
of their pleasing and classical enter
tainments at the Opera House.
AS our readers are probably aware
the Union Band has been very sue
cessful for the past four years in the
way of competition for prizes, the
last and most notable victory being
the capturing of first prize at the
Minneapolis exposition last fall for
amateur bands OF the Northwest.
The program to be given in this
city has been very carefully prepared
and consists of classical and char
acteristic selections. Aside from this
the band has secured the assistance
of Miss Amelia Pippe, one OF the very
best sopranos in this country, who
will appear in two numbers.
Mr.. Jno. j. Boobar will also en-
deavor to add to the enjoyment Of
the evening by giving a burlesque
reading depicting the trials OF the
volunteer fireman.
Duke Pontius is the manager of
the Union Band this season, and un-
der his supervision the organization
has enjoyed the best of success in
their popular Sacred Concerts at ST..
Cloud.
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A Slick Fellow.

A man who gave his name as Arch
er, and held out that he was canvass
ing for the Chicago Hotel and Board
ing House Supply Company, operat-
ed in st. Cloud about two months
ago, and appears reaped an abund-
antharvest. Archer told a beautiful
story about the H. & B. H. Supply
Company furnishing proprietors OF
boarding houses and private families,
also goods at wholesale prices, il
they would pay a SO membership fee.
Archer took several orders, collected
the fees and departed. He has not
been heard from since, and all letters
to the company have been returned
st. Cloud Times.
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A Freak.

A Lake City special says: A tax
itlermist OF this city has received
from Wabasha a puppy with double
body from the shoulders back. 1t
has eight legs, the four hind ones,
being perfect, but two of the fore legs
though of full size, are crooked
against the sides Of the body.
Comes in for a Share. :.
F. NJ. Lenhart, Jr., had 8 hearing
before Judge Forsler of the Probate
court last Friday, the object being to
ssta blish his status as one OF the
heirs of Micheal Lenhart, of this
township, who died two or three
years ago, leaving quite a valuable
property. The deceased had been
married three times, and the con-
t ,stant was son of the aEst wife
After herring the testimony and ar
guments OF the attorneys, Judge
Forden decided in favor OF the ap-
plicant. -E p. Jefferson of this city
and E. r. Shaw of Little Falls ap-
pfared for the applicant and John
1t. Byrnes for the other heirs. Litch-
field Indepcndenf
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road tracks. It would be 80. feet
wide. The probable cost of an iron
bridge of this size would be about

road tracks. II would De oU. leet
wide. The probable cost of an IRON
bridge of this size would be, about
SAC, 700. ss.
A resolution was passed requesting
our representative to make an effort
to get an appropria tion from the
state to aid us in building a bridge.
Upon motion resolution was
passed requesting representative w.
NJ. Fuller to secure the passage OF
such legislation as will enable the
city to raise money to make public
improvement is in the city and to as
sess property for improvements, and
to do such other things as may be
necessary to carry on the city govern
ment and to enable the city to issue
bonds for bridge purposes in the sum
of 100000.
The report OF City Treasurer Casey
was presented and referred to Aid.
Butler for examination.
Report OF Street Commissioner for
month of January in the sum OF
$61.2O, was allowed part of this is for
cleaning sidewalks and will be
assessed against abtutting property.
:. The council adjourned about Ills
ID, IN,
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STAPLES BROS. \ NELSON.
: Once with Clerk of Court.
WlLDANDIMPROVED
|FARmINGI | ANDS.


FOR sALE.-Town lots in the original town Of
Little Falls from $50 to $1,000.
N. w. Il Sec. 80. Twp. 1870, r. 80. DOMAIN place
small house, 10 to y acres under cultivation
NEA OF sEI i6-lZ9-so $500. $50 cash balance
easy p.I Iymen's
sEh Of swN 4 swA of SEA ss-4l-s 80, $1,000:
two miles from town, and a fine piece Of land
sW;X 19.4l 81: l67 acres, $780, close to Little
Falls aud on easy payments.
with good los houst; some land broken and
so acres of fine meadow. This place for $500,
$500 cash balance to suit purchaser. Good
roads and neighbOrs.
stA so. 80 a fine 100 ceres nearly wild.
NJ ofS SEA S-129-2O good story and half house
16X.0 with we'll, GOOD log stable 10 acres
Lrokcn 40 acres fenced; Is acres meadow. Half
cash balance aud years.
Sl@ of SEl4 29-42 81. fine S0aeres, 40 rods from
good school Is acres broke. has cheap house Oh
it, Prico 500: $3.50 cash, balance five years:
on i and stable. 100 acres AZ 90 per acre.
Il. SW1A o. E1l4 12-d1s 81. wild land good farming
land, $3.50; u casn balance 70 suit purchaser.
/ X Of NWN sec. 5, Twp. 80 r 81.
s@ of NhASec. Twp. SO 2 81.
/ NIof NWI Sec. 12 Twp. 80 r. 81.
VIZ of NWI Sic. 10 Twp 40 r. 81
VIZ OF SWI Sec. 10 Twp. 40 r. 81.
The Summons Farm southeast of the city. 16O
acres under cultivation. and buildings that cos,
$1,000 OF more for sale for short time for $2400.
payments easy.
Some splendid farm lands near a beautiful
lake at $50 per acre and easy terms.
Land within 5S miles of City at 500 per acre.
81 acres within miles of City, splendid land
at $500 per acre easy terms.
The old ''Jo Adams" place. so acres in Belle
Prairie and 81 acres in Ripley at $1,000. Will sell
together or scperate. The SO III Belle Prairie
has house on it and both pieces partly broke.
Lots T. Block "a. Little Falls. 1915 each.
| os2 & 3 Block 2o City S575 each.
| Lot Block % $3.50.
! Lots 4 Block AZ City Proper s575 each.
| Lots 3 e. 6 same Block $500 each
| Lot Block 81 City Proper 5000.
| Lot Block 81 Clty Proper SG7S.
| Lot 3 Block 38 S575
Io! Block 4S S57a.
| Lots in Morrills Add. No . from $3.50 to $3.50.
| House and lot in city. house nearly new anC
well hul!: good lot and clear title 1920 will sci
| for halt cash balauce OH time.
We have more than 100 lots in City to sell OF
! easy payments.
| This is only II partial list Of lands that W.
| handle in this County. If yOn want to hnv any
thing either lots or land call on us and we car
| suit YOU.
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Promoted.

Philip Mcclure, who was section
boss between Royalton and this city
for several years, has been promoted
to the position OF roadmaster on the
Fergus Falls & Black Hills division
of the N. p, and left last night to
enter upon his duties. Mr.. Mcclure
has been a faithful employe and he
has hosts of friends here who will be
glad to learn that his faithfullness is
appreciated by the company.