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St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
EDUBLBC SALE.
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PROBATE COURT. PARISH OFST. LANDRY
No. $500.
ESTATE OF YVES D'AvY.

ESTATE OF YVES D'AFI.
BY virtue of an order Of the Honorable Probate
Court OF the parish of st. Landry, there will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder,
by the undersi gned trutrix Jr any duly quail
fed auctloneer at Louis Perry's near the town
Of OpelOusas in the parish OF st. Landry, on
WEDNESDAY, Deeember 4th, 1878, the follow
s to the estate
! !. A certain lot of ground situated in the
town of Opelousas, with all thss buildings and
improvements thereon, on which deceased last
resided, bounded north by property Of Harriet
Lacllapelle, east by Union street. south by
Madam Jean Medieis, west by Main street,
being same property purchased 1T the success
slOnal sale of the estate of Marie Louise Bellies.
tre, wife OF Yves D'Ayy, deceased: st5.t =
2. A certain portion Of land in the town of
Opelousas, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. bounded north by Alfred Perry,
east by Auguste Donate, nere and Louis Prud'-
hOnme, south by Thos. e. Anderson and west
by lands, formerly belonging to jackson Thomp-
g. certain lot of ground Situated @ ed in the
town OF Opeiousas, bounded north by--east
by-Garand, west BY market street and south
by ssld property being in Loualliers addi-
T. Three lots OF ground situated In the town
OF OpedOusas, bounded north by land of de-
ceased Yves Davy, east by Auguste DOnatO
south by Mrs, Augt,ste Bruneau. west by Michel
B0rdelou. being same property purchased at
tax sale on 5th day OF November, 1870, recorded
in alienation book No'2 A, page 377, recorders
$. Also seven head of gentle cattle, also one
lot Of household furniture, crCckery ware
branding iron, &c, &c.
Terms and COnditions-The moveab1es for
cash, and the immoyeabies on one, two, three
four and five years credit, purchasers to furnish
their notes with good solvent, security, said
notes to be go divided gin amount and humber
az to give the widow her share thereof, and the
tutor the share Of the luiner children. The
notes to be payable to the order of the maker
and to be- endorsed i'll blank by him. Notes to
bear five per cent interest from the day Of sale,
and eight per cent after maturity. Vendors
privilege and special mortgage reserved on the
property to enforce payment.
z! -. CLARA LAMORAEDTERE,
LOUIS PERRY, e...I#
Nov. 2-5t-ede, ,.,{e i.r;f .. Co Tutors
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
Henry Clay's SpittOOn.
Lexington Press. ]

Deputy Jaler Paul Cnnlon, who is en-
gagged in cleaning up and repairing the
old courthouse, has found, hidden ava.
with IL lot Of old rubbish in one of the
closets the tyeritable spittoon used by
Henry Clay i'm his lifetime at the court
house. It is a curiosity, not for being IL
relic of Clay alone, but for the curious
pattern of its workmanship. 1t is of
heavy iron, and stands on three legs,
and is made for service more titan
beauty. 1t has been recognized by old
members of the bar, and there can he
cleaned mp, having rusted fearfully from
long disuse, and now adorns the jailel's
office. 1t will be repainted and varnsh-
ed, and the very best care will be taken
OF il.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30


This pleasant and popular watering place 10
now opened for the season of 1878. Tho izs-
prOvements made and being made by the now
proprietor have contributed equaliy to the
comfort and enjoyment OF invalids and pleasure
seekers. There are four different mineral
springs, and five new bath houses, two for geu-
tIemen, and three for ladies. The main dormi.
tory has twelve sleeping apartments fully furs
nished There three new buildings, with
two rooms each, with hedstesd.e mattress snd
seats. to rent to parties desiring to board them-
selves There are ten other rooms to rent. The
hotel Is amply furnished. and the table will be-
supplied with all' the requirements OF arsS
class hotel. The medicinal qualities OF the
springs are already famous, iron largely Pre-
dominating in one Of Them ...j,..~,,'
Mrs. Miller will pay special attention TO the
wants OF lady visitors.
Board, $3.50 per day: by the month, sss.ea.
Ample accommodations and feed for horses.
The proprietor has OK pended and will. II.expena,
great deal OF money in improving the prop
erty, ana trusts that nis enterprise will be
suitably acknowledged. ,,.3r, ~ .rrst /. ",
.4-f! t,...,,,. q. MILLER,
june 16-3m w Proprietor.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

The Democrats special dispatch from
Lake Charles gives positive intelligence
of the electionof George II. Wells, Esq.
the Democrat nominee for the State
Seuatein the Tenth District. Mr.. Wells
was opposed by a bolting Democrat, and
some local disatfection in St. Mary and
Vermilion parishes caused fears to be
entertained for the result. The solid
vote OF Calcasieu and Cameron, however,
redeemed tile district. 1t will be re-
presented in the coming Legislature,
not only by a sterling Democrat, but by
d genial and able gentleman as we'll.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

She was Boston girl. She was yisi-
ting her Whitehall country cousins.
While walking out, several butterflies
passed her. "Oh dear me, what charm
i'm x little birds. They are perfectly ex-
qiisite." -"They are not birds, my dear, "
replied her country cousins they are
butterflies" ooh, you don't say so.
Then these are the dear little creatures
that fly from tiowerto flower and getherr
the sweet, yellow, butter that we use Z
They are too lovely for anything
- ~. 80: [Whitehall Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

81 wish to ask the court said face
tious lawyer, who had been called to the
witness stand to testify as an expert.
:. If / ann compelled to come into this
case, i'm which have no personal in
terest. and. give legal opinion for
nntling9n Yes, yes, certainly" replied
the mild hammered judge" give it for
what. it is WORTH
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

A new aueedote of the rebellion il as
follows: "At the clust. of the war, Gen.
Joe Johnston met in Baltimore IL young
man who had enjoyed uulisturted the
social delights, of that srelsellious city,
and who said tn him. ." Well, General,
We are. conquered, but not snbtued.H
Were ynn i'll the service, yollng man ?"
asked the General. "No, sir, had not
ti.at honor" =. :" Then, my friend" said
MIR. Johnston, "you may not be subdued,
hnf i am = !. -l@ -@t- E@
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

g ink can he preserved from mold by
puttinga Glove in the bottle" When
Mrs. Spriggins, wife OF Spriggins, of the
Morning Awakener, read the above, she
cried excitedly. There now know
what Mr.. S. always carries cloves In his
vest pocket for
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

Whereas, Mathilde Pitre, OF the parish
of St. Landry has applied by her petit
tion to 80 be "a appointed adlnlnistratr!x m OF the
parish OF St. Landry ''' -
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing IN my office, in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
y 81 JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
nov 23-h!g
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

We don't know that any man ever
owned an umbrella for two years. That
il, the same one. 1t there is any such
man in this country, we should be
pleased to receive his name and address,
not necessarily republication, but mere
iy as % guarantee of good faith. We
think he would be curiosity, and would,
furthermore, be quite All acquisition to
tO some travelling show. Besides, we
should like to borrow his umbrella.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

Horse-shoeing is very important as
we'll as an expensive item. A horse
should be kept sharp shod in winter or
not shod at all. Many good horse
is ruined for want OF attention to this
matter.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
For Sale.

The undersigned win sell on liberal terms his
tan yard situated near Garland 3 mill, on lake
Cooadrie, together with so or more acres of
iand. An buildings in good order; tan bark in
abundaneessa % good hog range sApply al this
office or to the undersigned on the premises.
Oct. 26-1m si'sss.Er :tt:ssg 3 Ea(1NTT FOpEST
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
nov 23-hlg
DUBLHC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. -.
ESTATE OF LOUIS .LACHAPELLE AND
WIFE ANGELE B. FoNTENOT.
EDUBEAC SALE.


BY virtue of an order OF the honorable Pro
bate Court. Of the Parish of st: Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administrative or by
any duly qualified auctioneer, at the last resi-
lsh of st. Landry, on SATURDAY. December
2lst, 1878, the following described property.
belonging to the estate OF Louis Lachapele
and wife Angelo B. Fontenot, deceased. to-wit !:
i. The plantation situated on the Dry Bayon.
parish of ST. L ,iidry, being the last residence
of the deceased, containing about sixty acres
ofland, together with the buildings and inlr
provements thereon, bounded north by public
land, south by land belonging to the Hard
ing estate and John Fitch, esat by the estate
of Harding and west by land OF v. Boagn.
Terms and Conditions.-On one, two and three
years credit from the day of sale in equal Install
ments, each installment to bear eight per cent
yearly nterestfrom maturity, the land remain
ing specially nortgaged with vendors prevlcge
until entire payment of the purchase nrlou a''~
fur,iis isI,ine' their nores wifi. purchasers
vent securities. ."o sooo anu soi-
HENRIETTE LACHAPELLE,
Nov. lost ., ..; Administrative.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
I'm A NEW PLACE. r--~u
F. HERRERr,

Has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP aboufone
niue west OF 0pefousas, at the corner of Taylors
Ghacnefe'a, where work In hisline win be prompt
~ ana well deae at the lowest rates.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
BVssa. sW0sO7e.

Still continues the Undertaker's business in
Opelousas and viii be thankful for patronage
in hiA line. .,.- may 9e-$f
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
SHERHFE's SALE "-': -.s--,'-<.''
~ y +i,W tt.t.s.--
PARISH COURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
.+47# NO. 2oe1. ,.r>s -a..
JOHN J. BEAUCHAMP, EXR, VS.. AUSTIN
LACOMBE EFT AIS

By virtue of writ Of fieri facias, issued
ont of the honorable Parish Court, in and
titled suit, and to me directed. Iwill proceed to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, at
the Court House Of said parish, in the town of
Opelousas on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of
December, 1873, attn O'Clock \. NJ, the following
described property, to.wft: q, ,Es.1'e - 70
.1st. Two lots situated in the town Of Opelou.
sas. bounded north by jefferson street, south
west by lands belonging to Elbert CAN'T
O. One lot Of grouRd situated in the town of
Opelonsas. bounded south by Vine street. west
by railroad, and east by lots belonging to Mrs.
Gray and being No: % and 80 OF process verbal
of sale OF estate OF Charles Thompson, deceased.
Terms-Cash. * - lr,D,s,''~
oct 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF ST. Landry,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
Notice :.

A special term of the District Court, in and
fhr the Parish of st. Landry, will be held, be-
ginning on the 18th day of January. 1S79 being
the second Monday Of said month. for the trial
uf all such cases, criminal and civil as may be
brought before said Court. - .-.,..,
f. f9.ii JAMES y. CHACHERE. Clerk,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
MAR RTE I'D /,

MARRIED.
At the Catholic church in Opelousas, on the
26th inst, by Rev. J. F. Raymond. Mr.. RICHARD
REAUD OF New Orleans and MISS EDMoNIA
DUPRE, daughter of the late Judge Lucius
Dupre of Opelousas. 'Ht:,. .T '..
~ New orleans papers please copy. .-t
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
ESTATE OF ON1LE LEJEUNI

PROBATE COURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
Henry Ward BeecEes',

Henry Ward Beecher,
n
FROM KENTUCKY,
At Home During the Season.
IS FOR THE SEASON, 80 FOR INSURANCE,
Terms-Caah in Advanee.
Apply to the proprietor,
JONES p. SMITH,
feb 25-tf .1. Bellevue.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
Notice.!

The law partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween the undersigned. under the style OF
Garland Dupre, has been this day Dissolved
by mutual consent. - .. <','14
III = HENRY L. G4Rf4ND.
hay 1l-w LAURENT DUP1E.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
list of Jurors.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry.
Be it known that VT The undersigned men,
bers of the jury commission, did OH the 18th day
of November A. d. 1873, meet at the Clerk 8 office
in the town of Opclousiis. parish of st. Landry,
for the purpose of drawing a jury for the special
term OF the District Court OF the 9Th Judicial
District parish St Landry, under sec S, act "A OF
the regular session IT, and dall the meinhers being
present, ID. Durlo in presence OF he Others, drew
from the general Vtnire box, one at a time. the
names OF the following fifty persons to compose
the grand and petit jurors, for the first week OF
said Court, commencing Monday the 18th day
OF January a. D., 1879, a list of whom was
then and there kept by the Clerk of Court.
James o. Cnachere; and i'll our Judgment
jury being required for the second and third
week of the term. we then and there proceeded
i'll drawing the first fifty jurors, to draw
thirty additional llaiies to serv as petit jurors
for the second week and thirty additional
names t, serve az petit Jurors for the third
week OF the term of said Court.
And we the Clerk aud commission did then
and there place the names drawn IA aforesaid.
for each separate week, i'll separate envelopes,
and sealed and in iorSed the same with the
week. for which they were respectively drawn,
which said envelopes. containing said names,
were then and there placed by lis in IL jury box
provided forthe purpose, which after depos ting
said n;nes therein as aforesaid was sealed
and locked by us, an placed i'll the custody Of
the Clerk of the Court, for Use vt the next
term Of Court.
LIST OF GRAND AND PETIT JURORS FOR THE
SPECIAL TERM OF JANUARY 18th. 1879
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
st'OsSce to TuxssMsses.s.

The assessment roll OF the town Of Opelouana
is now ready for examiT alton and Correction.
and will remain exhibited for twenty l2o9 daye
from date, at my Office. post office building,
~ u tt15:5 J<E.~ r. j. LEFEBVRE,
May 11-n = g. re Town Assessor
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
Wan seG

1000 barrels of corn at IS cents at per barrel.
900 tons of cotton seed at 90 per ton delivered
on Popular Grove plantation, 5 miles east of
Opelousas. payable in sugar and molasses, at
the lowest market rates. . s.r--s-sEs a,, 49, u
For further particulars apply to the under
signed or on the above named plantation.
NeY. 23-tf ~ .tf..s JOS, BLOCH.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

- away
FIRST WEEK.
Fl N Odun Armas Zerlngue
Artcnon Soileau &c Devlller
Geo DOrkig W y Cochran
Edmond Norman Michel Prud'homme
l. B Sandoz Godfrois Dupre
Honore FuSellicr Sylvese Pltre
Ge Malveau Eugethe Miller
Francois Reau J B Ortego jr
Theophile B Fontenot Carl Wolff
x i Martel Alex Devile
Fl SkipWith p T Blackshear
r j & Bull l. Guilheau
Alcee Marks w LDtZ
Pierre BeaudOin d z Latieur
Willie E DeUach j ID Audrus
Ho lrere Bourgeois PAulin Andrepont
Ihe0phlle lesson John LindOn jr
L Scott Dupre Richard
Alfred LazarO + NJ Creswell
Asa Hartpower Edmond Darby
Philip Stephens Acee Dupre
f Sumter Taylor John Fruger
r Fl KlmhaT Alcide l. Bertrand
Lucien GuIlory BENZ Dcjean
G Spyrer VIC Teal
SECOND WEEK
Aladdin Leblanc Vim J Offutt
Landry soIeau Leonce Lastrapes
Victor Lataste Onie Lafieur
ID e Hill L GOdchaux
Brooks Octave FuntenOt
B NJ AndrllS AInbrOise Landry
Olln Vidrine Erard Lemelle
Andre Lalonde 1r Andre Lastrapes
Manassah II Cady Emile PefferkUrn
Land Simms John Colligan
Leande Vidrine Ezekiel Mixer
Angelas Lejeuue Andre D Meche
stephen Stewart Beverly Morgan
Onezlme Stvant Monroe Higgnbotham
Otis Collins l. E Belunee 49,
THIRD WEEK:
in Pr B FontenOt Lemelle
Louis Deputy Jos B Young
Alex Leieune Hyp Andrepont ir
Louis FOntenot WV Dnsun
Wilson Lemon W B Smith
ThhesphOne Amy Onile b GuillOry
Jean Jean Samuel Peters
Achille Ardonl John w Spears
Valentine Savoie VIM Israel
Hildevert Deshotel Andre Meche
l. c Hnrlsby Edmond Richard
Alfred Dupre Isaac Keller
Theophile Martel Holnere Richard
Theodore Latieur LedoIx
W F Davis Henderson Part
SIGNATURES tI;s Iarh aav ~. into attix our
P,J I.ns'n : =. November, 1878.
- MET. DURIO,
c. MAYO, commissioners.
JOHN SIMMS.
o.. JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk
November l6- A.. ,,.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30

The Polittcai &c onemist and the Tramp
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
EKOasse Puisee eigeg
PAPER.HANGING.

PAPER-HANGING.
The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that. he ID al
ways prepared to do house-p painting. paper.
hanging, etc, with promptness and at moderate
rates. He sOlicits a share of the public patron.
age. Work done on twelve naonths't credit by
special contract Orders left At tha JoURNAI
office viii be attended TO-. .,. s11. :. ......
:, ~ JACOB CUMMINGS.
Opelousas. March 31st. ls77-tf :@es.'
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
AGENTS OF THE DEMOCRAT:
Kind Words.

oprLouSA>. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1873.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Wanted
100 barrels of corn and 500 bundles Of fodder.
The cash market price will be paid for both by
applying to -, c. c. DUSON,
Nov 30-3t Opelousas.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-30
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

nov se-5t Sheriff and Ex- -officio Anctioneer
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-06-28
The Chinese have habit of carryin,

The Chinese have habit of carrying
materials for alcoholic drinks about with
them in the form of powder, called Kin -tsu.
for The preparation of which certain mann
facturers have obtained great celebrity.
The powder is made from wheat or barley,
with or without certain aromatic herbs,
which has been subjected to fermentation
and then pulverized. Rice is also used to
make liquor after a similar process. A
spoonful Of the powder mixed with water
gives drink which is greatly in request
in the Flowery Land. Good brandy in
this form would be invaluable in a cam
paign.
Hon. VIM. A. Anderson, of Rockbridge
now in Europe, writes from Paris, resign
ing his position on the Conservative State
Central Committee of Virginia, in con-
sequence of absence from the United
States.
The fate of recent religious newspaper
enterprise in Chicago induces It's protector
to remark, with some acerbity: "Now let
the devil forclose his mortgage on this town
- soon as he wants to.
Mr.. W. p. Iadd Writes to the Bedford
.ssentinsi,'' from Eastport, Maine, that he
is organizing a colony to emigrate to Bed
ford.
The Popelwill soon publish volume Of
his own poems.
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The ante-bellum glory Of Norfolk, Va.
is returning. Last week, Miss Bette
Walker, an accomplished young lady OF
that city, was,married to 1t. Walton Good
win, of the U. S. Navy.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the
World, of Good Templars, urges upon its
religious members the use of unfermented
wine for communion purposes.
Michael Lynch and Harry Beirne, OF
LeWisburg, w. Va, got into difficulty at
Caldwell station, on the g. u O. Road, in
which the former WIS badly beaten and
had an arm broken.
The wife of John Webb, colored, OF
Scottsyille, va, died last week. She had
att ined the great age of one hundred and
four years, and her husband, surviving, is
four years OLDER.
Over an hundred singing BIRDS were
found dead in the Federal Cemetery in
Loudon county the other morning, from
eating stryehnine- poisoned corn the neigh
boring farmers had laid out for the crows.
Not bird was left on the Cemetery
grounds.
Todleben, the hero Of the Russian cam,
palgns, had never seen Constantinope I'M
til he reached the headquarters at San Ste
fano. He is now amusing himself by
maiEspg excursions and visiting all the OBJ
teets OF interest in the city and the en-
virons.
Gov. Hartranft has appointed Charley
Ross father Master Warden Of the Port
of Philadelphia. with salary of $4,000.
Mr.. Rnss's search for his lost boy has alb
sorbed all his substance, and this salary
forms his sole means OF livelihood.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton for the third district of West Va,
will be held at Charleston, August 8.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-06-28

HARVEST HANDs.-There has been a
custom, which has almost the sanctity of
law, that the price of wheat regulated the
price of labor during harvest. A bushel
of wheat or its price for a days labor was
always the rule. During the summer Of
1868, when wheat was $3.50 per bushel,
the hands demanded a hushel of wheat,
and it was granted. Now wheat is low,
and they refuse to work for the bushel of
wheat Able-bodied men are seen loafing
on the street corners. because they cannot
get the money wages they demand. There
has been much talk about the misfortunes
of the labcring class, which is always rep
resented as willing to work, but no work
for them to do. IL ought to be stated a
lutte differently as regards these laborers.
There is work to do. but not at their price.
The farmer gets from four to five dollars
for barrel of flour, and is expected to pay
as much In money for his labor as when
flour brought from eight to ten dollars
LeJlIQtO1l Gazette.
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WASHINGTON Il Lee University.
[Reportes for the staunton v1ND1cAroR.l

lhcpOIIe4 loT Iue olduLlUH NINDlCATOkJ
LEXINGTON. VA. \
June, 26th, 1875.
Commencement exercises, Washington
Il Lee University. These opened at 2
O'Clock on Sunday by grand bonfire.
From some unknown cause the large Mess
Hall, erected few years ago, was found to
be in flames. College men and citizens as
sembled promptly, aided by the corps of v.
M. I. Cadets, who arrived with water buck
cts. All efforts to save the building were
fruitless, and were turned to the protec.
lection of the adjacent frame houses, and
here the GOODNESS aud discipline Of the Ca
diets was OF very great service. Every bo-
dy is complimenting them. BY the loss Of
this building the Students we2e deprived
of suitable room TOR their iinal ball to-
morrow night But here again the Cadets
chine to the rescue Ivy a graceful offer of
their splendid ballroom, which was of
course accepted. At II A. NJ, the Bac-
calaureate was preached by DR.. Kirknats
rick instead of Rev. Dr. Henson, of Phil
adelphia, as had been announced. At s
P. NJ, the address to the Y. M. q. A., of
the University was delivered by our dis.
tingpished fellow citizen, Col. J. II, Skin.
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NOMINATING CONVENTION FOR TIKI
7TH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-The
Conservative District Committee Of the
9TH Congressional District have issued the
following call:
To the Voters of the Secerth Compression.
MI District.-The voters of the several
magisterial districts in the counties of the
Seventh Congressional district, to wit
Augusta. Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page,
Highland. Bath, Albemarle, Green,
Goochland, Fluvanna. and the city Of
Staunton. will assemble at their usual
places of meeting on
Saturday the 9th dav of July, 1878,
and appoint two delegates and two alter
mates each, to represent them in conven-
tion of the Conservative party of the dis
trict. to be held in the city of Staunton on
Thursday, the LIST day of Augnst at two
O'Clock, 2. M, to nominate candidate
for Congress-. Chairmen of county COM
mittees will see that the proper notices for
district meetings be given in their respec-
five counties, to be held on the day named
above. nj
W. "A. BURKE,
MAIN SPITLER,
District Committee.