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EDUCATIONAL EOLCMN.
Edited by
L. 9. ERUMFIELD. I~ockpoTt, La
A WELL CHOSEN DAY.

There is no more fitting day for a
school fair or entertainments than our
great national holiday the Fourth of
July. Every school in the land shcull
have a flag and annually, as this nay
comes round the children slinnld all
meet beneath it's stars ana stripes and
commemorate in fitting exercises this
great anniversary.
School fairs as they are usually
conducted have no lifting exercises.
As they are school fairs why o let
:lle children take an active part. No
exercises could he more entertaining
non tend to excite moi patriotic teel-
inss IN those present. than to hear the
children of the American public
sch"ols singing onr national songs,
delivering orator E, reading essays
aud performing many other exercises,
Oh this great day. Far better this
than to go To Il school fair where NO
entertainment has been provided taI
those present aud tire yourself ont
before half the evening is gone.
We all know that 10 other institu-
ton in the country has done so muc!
as the public school towards putting
this nation where she is among the
foremost of the earth. How fitting,
then that the schools should hold
exercises of 4; patriotic nature on .ha,
day. How fitting, TOO, that the leo-
pie should attend such exercises and
aid III every way to make them d
success. -
We are Informed that there will he
a tair and entertainment for the beneti,
Of Onion Academy, at the Thibodaux
Opera House on the Fourth Of July.
coming, and earnestly call upon every
friend of education who can possibly
Ito 5 to contribute 10y time, money
OF intinence) to make the entertain
ment il grand success. GuiOn Acad-
etny is an honor to Thihodaux and
her citizens and those of the parish
generally should lend her their hear.
test support.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish of
Lafourche.
Successioa OF Mrs. Estelle Ldgarde
Wtdon Of Joachim Bergeron, ST..
No. 1876 P1oJates.

T>AkE NOTICE THAT PURSUANT TO
L an order and decree OF the above Court.
and to d commission to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered succession. l
will offer for sale at public auction, pursuant
to law TO the last and highest bidder at the
Court House III the town OF Thiboda"x, on
SATURDAY JUNE 9Th, 1895,
between the hours OF IL O'Clock a. M. aud 4
o'clock p. III. the following described proper
ty, tO-wlt:
REAL ESTATE.
A certain tract OF land situated in the par
lsil of LatOurche on the right bank of the
Bayou LatOnrche at about three miles below
rhe town OF Thibodaux measuring one arpept
1loDt more or less by a depth OF twenty-seven
or twenty-eight arpents, bounded above Nv
lands now or formerly of Wilfred E. Berge-
ron, below by lands now or formerly of
Francois BergerOn, Jr., and ID the rear by
lands aold to Felix P. SEWN. Together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
Said sale to be made Oh the following terms
and conditions, viz
For Cash to pay debts.
JAMES BEARY,
sheriff Ut Lafourche.
Nav 1tb lSl,
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SATURDAY, JULY 9th, 1895,

between the hours of IL o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. M. the following described prop :
ertv. tO-wit:
All the rights. title and interest Of DR.. N.
p. knOhloeh as heir in the succession of He
lenas Thibodanx. deceased wife of ]. v.
knohlOeh. No. 1920 Probates, in the Docket
of said Court, bein. the one-fourth Of said
snccessi0n-that is. as per inventory, the
one-tourth interest in. and TO the following
land. to-wit: The undivided half of
A certain tract of land situated IN this
parish on the left hank of the Bayou Lafour-
che at about Ten or Eleven miles below
the town Of Thibodaux. measuring Four
arpents more or less front hy Forty arpents
in depth bounded above by lands nov or
formerly Of Paul Thibodeaux and below by
lands of Eugene Folse now or formerly
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
And end, the fourth Of whatever may be
due said heir from the proceeds of the sale OF
the morables herein. which have been sold
for $l50. 50. after the payment of debts-ssme
to be accounted for by the administrator OF
said succession.
Terms OF sale. Cash to pay and satisfy the
principal. interest. attorneys fees and all
cOs,s in the above suit.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of LafOurche.
June lst, 1895.
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Saturday, june 20.h. 1895.

and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sales are completed, all lInInovable
property on WHICH taxes are now due to The
State OF Louisiana. anl Parish 81 Lafourche
to enforce collection OF taxes assessed in the
wear 1891, together with interest thereon
from the 3lst day If December. 1894, &C the
rate OF : per cent per month until paid. and
all costs.
The names of said delinquent taxpayers,
the amount OF taxes due by each on the asses
ses-nent of said year, and the immovahle
property assessed to each to be offered for
sale are as follows, to-
CAMBON MARY MRS. 1000 acres OF land on
the right bank of BAYOU Lafonrche being
all that poi ton Ut the undivided ] of !,
81 sec. SOL. II 8 r. IL e. also OF t. ~ 5.
r. 20 Z. sec. 7 g. I. ! of n. c. sec. 8 s. W. !
Il. w.. OF e. W. :. sec, II II. W Of II. ". .
and g. z. of =. e. sec. 81 n. ". ! Of n. ".
! II. W. of S. e. nf =. e. . of sec. 20 II. e. j
OF II. e. ! see. Il e. ! Of 8. W. scc. q II. e..
. OF II. e. ! sec. "a n. and =. ". . Of 8. w.. !.
<. e. OF y. e. ! sec. II q. e. ! Of n WI sec.
81 8. j! of IL. ". ! see q e. ! of :. W. !. Of 8. e..
acres on Bayou du chen all about 1000
acres. Taxes 10. 20 interest and cost {. %
Total So. As
of each of said specific property as each
debtor shall point out, and in case the
debtor shall not point out sufficient proper
ty. Twill at once and without further delay
Sell the ] asst quantity of said specific
property of any debtor which any bidder
will buy for the amount of the taxes, inte-
rest and costs due by said debtor. The sale
will be without appraisement for cash in
legal tender money of United States, and
the property sold shall be r~edeemable at
any time for the space of one year by
daying the price given with 20 per cent and
costs added.
May 25th, 1885. JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff and Tax Collector
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GHE STATE Or LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court Parish
OF LafOnrchp.
Frank Barker Is. No. 31oO, Ihoma,
Leblanc.

'I>AkE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
l. add by virtue OF an 81 der ct seiznr4
and sale elnanating frnh. the above entlt,. ,
Court. in the above entitled md numbered
case, ] have seized and will offer for sal. at
public auction, pursuant to law, 70 The last
and highest bidder. at the Court House in
the town ri Thibndaux. on
SATURDAY, JUNE Sth. 1895,
bel the hours of Ii o'clock "a. M and 4
O'Clock p. ~, the following described prop
eriy, to Wit
A certain tract OF land SITUATED, in the par
ish OF LaiOurehe. State OF Louisiana on the
lett bank OF Bayou Laiourche. at about
twenty-five miles below the town Of Thiba-
danx and measuring nineuy eight and 8 l2IIaO
ieet more or les- front bv forty arp-nts in
depth, bounded above and below hy land of
Paul Barrins, Together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
TO pay and satisfy ~ the full and entire
sum Of Five Hundred Dollars with eiph.
per cent per aunum interest thereon from
November 18th 1870 until pad, Y; Ten per
cent on the amount recovered IS att nrncy's
fees, and ~ all costs OF these procet dings 10
cash, which said amouut in principal and IN
terest, atterLey's ices ami All costs herein il
secures by mortgage, by ac5 passed before
Charles J. Barker, by Clerk and Ex-Ottcio
Notary Public, Oh the ETH dav OF November
1899. JAMES REARY
Sheriff OF Iatuurche,
Nav 4th. lSqJ.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th judicial DISCREET Court, Par.
lsh Of LafOurchp.
Lysle Coal 90. Us. No. 3OSl. Lnc;e,,
GNidyO-,
T. u. Attemdn, Is. No. BOA. Luc;s.
GMilyOe,

FAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UVnru
ana ny Nirtne II two writs of Eierj NJ,
Gas tihaiiatlhE from the above enti,laa
C"iaLt IN the above entitlcl and numh ri
cn,tS. ] ilav- seized. aud will 0tf.r far al. I.
ful'Iic auction. pursuant to law, to III. I..t
ana highest bidder at the Court House 10 the
town Of Thnbodaux. on -
SATURDAY. JUNE 18th, 1895.
between the honrs OF II o'clock H., m. anil
"cl"ck p. III. the following described mon
erty, to wit rp
~ certain tiat-baat known as the .a,s
der, together with the machinery tb.r,.n
now ~ ing III BAYOU Latonrch-, at Ill. wh,rf
in HE town OF ..ltit.ou
Terms III sale, Cash. 10 paw and satisfy tho
principal, Interest as,i all costs IF suit.
JAMES BEARl.
way -'th' 'o''' sher'tf" ii Laiourche,
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perseverance,
SAW-MILL
1 miles below LafOurche Crossing.
n. GOSSIN, PROP,

rHOICE ROUGH AND DRESSED LUABER
~ Ceiling, Moulding, Flooring, Shingles
&C.. always on hand or sawed to order on
short notice, at lowest prices, and delivered
to all points on Bayou Lafourche.
All orders promptly attended to. Apply to
A. GOSSIN, Proprietor.
Lafourche Crossing, 7. 0. La,
5-11-95-lY-P.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18Th. Judicial District Court, Parish ~
Laiouiche.
Lery IOeb ( Go as No. 3lo2, Bou.-
dreaHI d, Kcrne. 4

'INAkE NOTICE: THAT PURSUANT To
an order and deere tf HE above Court
and 10 Il cOmiIl>>luh To me directed in tho
above untitled and numbered ease. viii
offer for SAFE at public auction pursuant tn
law 10 the last and highest bidder, on the
premises. situated . The left bank %; b Won
Latourche at about four miles above the
tow Of ! hlhndanx on the plantation bclous-
ing to j. l.. Trosclafr. on
SATURDAY. JUNE Sth 1895,
between the hours nf |! o'clock u. in. and 4
o'eiGck =. H.. the following described prep
cry attached III The above SUIT. the same
being Ut IL peri>hahle nature, sO-wit:
All the contents OF a certain store consist
ing of groceries. nry goods, crOckery. wares,
liquors, mercharnlisa. scales. and in a word,
ali that is contained in said building. with
out exception. Also two bay horses and one
wagon.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
JAMES BEARY,
May 25th, 1895. Sheriff Of LafOurche,
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STATE TAX SALES
OF ImmOvable Property.
The State Louisiana vs.. Delin-
quent Tax Debtors, Parish of
LafOurche.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested III me by the constitution and
laws of the State of Louisiana, l will sell at
the principal front door OF the Courthouse
in which the Civil District Court OF SAID ,,ar
ish is held, in the parish OF Lafour he, with
in the legal honrs for Judicial sales, begin
ming at II O'Clock A, II. vn
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SATURDAY, 9th. 1895.

between the hours of II O'Clock a. m, and 4
O'Clock p. H.. the following described proper.
ty. to-wlt
A certain tract of land situated in tbi.
parish, on the right bank of BAYOU Lafour-
che. at about twenty two miles below the
arpents front on the Bayou by a depth of
forty arpents, bounded above hv lands Of
Francois Jouns and below by lands of
Benz amin Knight, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon ana
appurfenanees th'reunto appertaining
Also 10 mules. 6 plows. a three mule carts.
: single mule carts, | rotary hoe, | Malta
piow, | stuhle digger. ! cultivator. | cane
shaver. | suhsoil plow. | lot harness. one
fnck. : harroTs and about 500 btls. coal.
Terms OF sale cash to pay and satisfy the
prirclpal Interest attorneys fees, and all
costs in the above suit.
JAMES BEARY.
june ist, iS9J. Sheriff of Lafourcha.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish of
Lafoulche.
Joseph MOldison Is. No. 1923 Lucien
GuidyUS.

TyAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue of a writ of FTeri Fd-
cias emanating from the above entitled
Court, IN the above entitled and number
ed case. | have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder at the Court House.
i'll the town of IhihOdaux. on
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A OFLOUIsIANA,
18th judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafnnrche.
Fnlay & Rrunsuig. rs. No. BIO,
j. 2. KnOblOch G al.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
L and by virtue of a writ OF FIe,5 Fdcids
emanating from the above entitled Court in
the above ~entitler and numbered suit, | have
seized and will offer for sale at public auc-
tion. pursuant TO law, to the last and highest
hulder at the Court House in the town Of
ThibOdaux on
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
A TRUE BILL RETURNED BY THE
GRANDt JURY
A gainst Sheriff McAnister for Murder in
the First Degree. To Be Tried
This Week.

Friday morning news was received in
Dawson from Fit. Gaines that the Clay
county grand jury had returned a bill
against Sheriff J. T. McAllister, who
killed Mr.. Judson hyatt, for murder in
the first degree.
The bill was found about o'clock
Thursday afternoon, after the case had
been considered by the jury for two days.
Until the bill was finally found, parties
who were in TT. Gaines say. an indict.
ment was extremely doubtful.
Immediately after the finding of the
bill Judge Griggs adjourned Clay court
until yesterday, the 26th, and he and
Judge Query, who is one of the counsel
engaged to prosecute MoAllister, came
home on Fridays Central train.
The trial of McAllister was set for
yesterday morning and Judge Griggs
and Judge Query both returnd to Fl
Gaines Monday and unless the defense or
prosecution asked for a continuance
McAllster is now answering to the
court for taking the life OF the we'll
known and popular drummer.
While the grand jury has indi 2ted
McAllister for murder, which was some
what surprising under all circumstances,
it does not mean Rhis conviction by a
good deal, and the legal battle, which
is now probably in progress, will be
stubbornly fought by each side.
The jury that found the bill is said to
have stood - for and 10 against indict-
men,.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
TOWN TOPICS.
county.

Mr.. J. T. HOFFMAN left Monday for
Americas, and his family will follow him
today Mr.. Kottman's friends in DAVIS n
wish him success in his new home.
Orders have been placed for lumber
with which to replace the bridges in the
county that were washed away by the
recent heavy rains. 1t will cost the
county several hundred dollars to repair
the damages.
When March came upon us this year
it was as timid and quiet as one could
wish, bu. the old lady gathere / her fan
few days ago and seemed determined
to FRAGILE the life out of everything
The fruit trees are all in full bloom,
as if to defy the coming of another biz
gard
Some men are like cigars-the more
you puff them the smaller they grow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
Saws There'll BE Peaches.

Mr.. ). II. Rumph corrects the report
that he said that large part of the
peach buds were killed by the freeze.
Mr.. G. G. Gray and other Houston coun-
ty experts say the fruit buds and blooms
are now alive and healthy, and that there
will be an abundant crop unless killed
by cold yet to come. Whatever of appre-
hension there may be centers about the
full moon period of April.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
A COTTON MILL.
AN EASTERN PLANT WANTS TO OWE
TO DAWSON.
The Conditions Upon Which it Csn ZEE Se-
cured--An Opportunity That Should
BE Improved.

If Dawson will show her usual pluck
and enterprise she can now secure a cot
ton factory with comparatively ISAIAH,
outlay of money.
The opportunity is presented in the
desire of an eastern mill to locate iMs
Dawson. The gentleman who has
charge of this mill property writes as.
follows to a citizen of Dawson:
''Dear Sir: 1 read in the Textile
World that you, with other business men
of your city, were getting up subScrFp-
lions toward building a cotton mill i'm
your town. If you can get the land, say
10 or 20 acres, building put up 60 feet
wide and $50 feet long, with an ell 10 by
80 and an engine and boiler house, I'M.
less you have water power, and some,
cash, | have a plant up east that the
parties will move down to yeur town.
and put in for stock The machinery is
in good condition"
Several thousand dollars have already
been subscribed toward cotton factory.
in Dawson, and it would be WeA for
those at the head of the movement to
consider this proposition from the cas-
tern mill. If it has improved machinery
in good condition the plant would be "a
valuable addition to Dawson's industrial
interests, and our citizens could afford
to offer )ioeral inducements to get it
here.
Pay rolls make prosperous cities. and
factories make pay rolls.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
money Is MADE IN BUYI.

women laid low and played mum. After
explaining to and expostulating with
Chief Savage tho woman who seemed to
DO the head of the affair went to Mayor
Baldwin and plead that she only let the
ladies have the cloth as a convenience,
and that her charge was for arranging
the velvet, and not for selling it; that she
had not meant to violate any ordinance
of the city. After being admonished to
be more careful she was dismissed. Just
at this juncture, however, another citizen
made second charge against the party
for selling paints without license, the
druggist having before this caught on to
the slick game that was being worked
and refused to sell any more Of the paint,
which caused the women to take the sale
of ir themselves. Seeing that they were
in a tight place the art instructors agreed
to compromise the matter by returning
the money to the complainant if he would
withdraw his charge, which was done.
Before this the druggist had voluntarily
returned to those asking it the money
that had been paid for paint at his store.
This was leaving HIN with the bag to
hold with a vengeance, so he interviewed
the trio and demanded the return of his
money. Being refused at first, he threat
ened warrant for cheating and swind-
ling and this brought the crowd to terms.
Finding that the tide was SO strong
against them, and that their slick game
had been caught up with, the party
packed their belongings and caught the
midnight train for Macon, though they
had intimated that their next point would
be Cuthbert. They had been told during
the evening that some newspaper men
were looking up thei robustness, and they
expressed great concern at the rumor.
Friday morning the druggist refunded
the price of the paint to every one of the
ladies who bought it of him. He sent
request that they call at his store and
get the money, which they did.
The plan of these people, which was
to sell at fabulous price very small
amount of paint that cost them but
few cents to make, appears to be great
sche ne, and it is hoped that ladies in
other cities in Georgia will receive
warning before getting caught.
The carriage ride to and fro was very
ENJOYABLE. but it is not safe to nowadays
to mention the subject of red, red
roses" to any of those ladies who took
art lessons from the Chicago Art Com
pany.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
OUR COURT HOUSE ABROAD.
What a Dawson Citizen Saw while in
Forsyth.


While in Forsyth last week Professor
Britton came into possession of the pa
ticulars of little incident which pays
quite compliment to our model court
house.
Some time ago Judge Griggs presided
over Monroe superior court at Forsyth,
and during his charge to the grand jury
gave them gentle rolst as TO the inse-
curity and Inconvenience of their court
house. 1t is brick structure, and is a
very ancient one. Among the names OF
prominent men who have spoken in the
building is enrolled that of Patrick Her.
ry, the patriot-orator of the revolution
of 1776.
When Judge Griggs returned to Daw-
son he sent to one of the court officials
at Forsyth a picture of our own court
house. This official, after placing an in
scription on the photograph, hung it in
the lobby of the Forsyth court house.
The inscription reads:
"The Court House at Dawson, Terrell
County, the Home of Judge Griggs.
Would it not be a source of pride TO the
citizens of Monroe county to possess
| such an one?"
We trust that the picture may do mis-
sionary work in the middle George
county
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
Caught Wild Turkeys.

Mr.. H. c. Kennedy who lives twelve
miles north of the city, caught five wild
turkeys, a few days ago, in pen he had
made for that purpose. There was a
sliding door to the pen, and it was closed
when the turkeys entered by means OF
a long rope or chain held by some one
hid from view. On the following Sun
day Mr.. Kennedy gave turkey dinner
to forty of his friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
Negro teachers Organize.

The negro teachers OF Terrell county
met at the negro school building in Daw-
on last Saturday and effected perma-
nent organization of county associa-
ton. j. T. Russell was elected presi-
dent. The subjects discussed were:
1.-The organization of country
SCHOOL, and Glow to teach parts of
speech?" The next meeting will be
held on the fourth Saturday in Aril.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
His Neice Burned.

Rev. r. B. Taylor. the Baptist pastor
here, had an appointment to preach at
PARROT monday night, but was called
home Monday morning by message an :
nouncing the critical condition of a
neice who was terribly burned a few
days ago. The young lady was just bad
ding into womanhoo1, and if the terrible
accident doesn't cost her her life she will
he terribly disfgured as its result
r chlandiPaper.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
THE JUDSON HYATT FUND.
There Has Been a Considerable Let Up in
Contributions.

Contributions.
From the Macon News.
For some reason it seems that interest
has been allowed to lag in the effort to
raise funds for the prosecution of Judson
Hyatt's murderer.
The amount contributed has not yet
reached 81 900 and no one seems to be
at work to secure more. 1t is evident
that this amount will not be sufficient to
carry out the prosecution on the lines
proposed, and it is to be sincerely hoped
that extra efforts will be made to swell
the fund
The treasurer Of the fund desires that
all those who have contributed and have
net yet paid do SO at once.