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Horlick's Food |

Recommended by Physicians.
FoR INFANTS AND CHILDREN ,
The merits OF this article should be known to all
it s rich in Pbospates entirely soluble, and is NOT
FARiNACEoUS.t The best artihcial food known
for the rearing OF infants and children. Price $100
per bottle; Trial size, 80 cents.
FOR ADULTS.
This food is already digested. is highly nutritious
Il specialE adapted to those suffering with Dyspep-
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billy; requires no cooking. Price % cents per
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Horlicks Granular Sugar Of Malt
This is pure Concentrated Extract of the best
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dissolves and may bssdrank lin milk or water
highly vslued ae nntritiye tonic. Price 50 cents
L per bottle - 81
/ Ask your drEggist to order some for you. OtheI
preparations VIII not have the mslt.
J.&W. HURLHCK q co Sole Manuf'rs,
RACINE, WIS
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MAGICIAN REAurIFIER.
r A ASKETS.

nEALERS WILL FIND TT TO THEIR INTER
u est to patronize the Burlington Basket Factory
We manufacture all kinds, styles and sizes OF bas-
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derp and correspondence solicited. Both will re-
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= : :. ]. ID. MILLER g. CO.,
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Or. z. ". Rsad's Celebrated Asthma Relief
Is undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH yet discovered, ale0 sure cure for C0IDs
AND COUGHS. Relief ie guaranteed or purchase
price refunded. Samples sent free TO any who may
desire. The medicineis put up in two sized pack
ages and retails Tor b0c and &iOO DOG. price 50 80
and 800 Those Eemittine retail price viii have
the medicine promptly Forwarded by return Eiall.
Address A. ETHRIDGE
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome. N. Y.
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Chicago Market.

E-@+5 ShASA0Os aug uEt
Wheat-Firmer; generally higher; No red wtn-
ter 951a cash; 95 Aug; No spring 9314 cash; 94sl
Aug; 30 Sept.
Corn-Steacv: SO cash; 38T Sept.
Oats Steady; 23A0 A023h cash; 221z Aug and Sept
Rye-50.
Barley Lower; IS cash 12 Sept.
Pork-Strong and higher; 10 80 cash and Sept.
Lard--strong and higher; 7215 cash 50 Sept
whisky 05.
LIVE STOCK. -
Hogs-Receipts 1900; moderately active; shade
stronger; light4 1904 35; for very common to very
good heavy shipping 35GD4 3d.
Cattle Dull and weak; receipts 1900.
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AsTHMA.-The tortures and agonieg endured for
six years. n1ne but those who have suffered with
this terrible disease can know. NY life was miser
able In desperation tried Giles LinimeEt Iodide
OF Ammonia. gave me instant relief. Used It
internally as well as externaiIy.-THoMAs BRAN
GAN, 1aT West 27th street. New York
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LIVE STOCK.
St. Louis Market.

LIVE STOCK.
ESHogs-Actives fair TO choice light 1904 10
butchers to fancy 1904 60; receipts 2,1o0.
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TELEGRsA.PHIC.
To-Day's Dispatches.

Izsr.graDa.d totae Boel1.lqaa Argus. !
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NEuRxLe1k.--A WONDERFUL CuRE. The great
ReYiyalist, Rev william Corbitl. says:-"Giles'
I0dide of Ammonia. is, in my Judgment, the best
remedy for neuralgia ever put before the public I
have been afflicted with this terrible disease for 32
years and never, until fell upon DR.. Gies' rene
dy did find any assured relief. take pleasure In
saying this. inasnauch as desire always TO be
benefactor to the human mily.-WTLI1AM P. Cox
New York. "a
In my family, and for the stoex, have used Giles
Liniment lodide Ammonia. 1t is unsurpassed. and
am surprised at the many different maladice IN
which 1t s applicable. it gives the utmost salts
faetion.--JoHE j. CARTER, Superintendent Eastern
Pennsylvania Experimental Farm
25c, 50c., and 81 and in Quarts st - 80 in which
there ls great saving.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. ae
sNsend for pamphlet 10 DIR. W. II. GILES, la0'
West Breadwsy, New York.
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Frank d. Graham, A. w. Andrews, w.
r. Johnston. and Mrs. Cullen, of Bridge
port, Conn; Patrick Cannon. OF Perry,
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Established Oct. ls. 1856
MEDICAL
PROVERBS.

mo one can be sick when the stomach. blood,
liver and kidneys are healthy, and Hop BIt.ers
keep them so ~ :
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-27

A cheap vinegar consists Of twenty
five gallons of warm rain water, with
four gallons of treacle and one gallon
of yeast. The mixture can be used
after it has been allowed to fermcnt.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-27

TO get rid Of ticks on lambs Of
sheep, mix sulphur with the salt and
feed twice a week ; sure to poiso
them through the blood.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-27

d.sS Il week IN your own town. So Out
MN fit free. No risk Reader, if you
WV want II business at which persons of
either sex can mafe greatpay all the time
they work, write for particulars to Ii. HAL
IET y Co., Portland, Maine.
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Notice 10 Creditors.
NO 1901 EQUITY


Aloysius II. Orndorif trustee Of Salomc T.
llovis and husband,
on IttHiOn.
'hc creditors of Salomc +. IIovis who
] were such prior &c the 3.st day of
May \ ID, 1871 are hereby notified to file
their claims properly authenticated with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Frcdcr-
ick County, on or before the 18th day of
June, a. ID, 1873, or they may be dcbarrcd
from all participation in the trust funds in
this cause. +. j. NELSON,
may IL 81 Auditor.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnimcntv very naturally originated IN Amcr!-
CT, where Nature provides IN her laboratory such
surprising anti,lotcs for the naladics Of her chill
drcn. Its fame has been spreading for 81 years.
until now 1t cncirclcs tho LabitaDit globe
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Is G matchlcss
remedy forall external a,ncnt5 Of rlan ard beast.
TO stock owners and farmers it Is Invaluable.
A single bottle often caves n human life or re.
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK,
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot rot, hoo:a!l, hollow horn grub
fcrcw-worrl. shoukier-rot, mango, the bites and
'tnEs OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
suck drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble cf horses, such
laincncss, scratches. aw!nny, sprains, founder.
wind gall, ring bone, etc, etc.
Tho Mexican Mustang L.nlmert IS tho quickest
cure in tho world for accidents occurring in tho
family, IN tic absence Of y physician, such rs
burns, scaldS spRainS, cuts, etc. and for rheuma-
t!si2, AID stiffness cngcndercd BY exposure. Par
t!cHl"r!y valuable to Miners.
1t Is the cheapest remedy in tho world, for It
pCnCtratcs the muscle to the bone. and n single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Iinimcnt is put up In three
sizes Of bottles, tho larger ones being proportions
atcly much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-27

An extensive hog trade has sprung
up between the United States and
England, A Liverpool steamer has
been specially fitted up for this trade,
and can carry $500 hogs on trip.
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no FISHERMEN.

Just received full line of Fishing Tack
lie, Hooks of all kinds, Cotton. Linen and
Sea Grass, and Oil silk Fishing Lines and
Reels, Bamboo and japanese Fishing
Rods, for sale cheap, at the Agricultural
store Of STEWART & PRICE.
may 81
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DR. H. G. RADCLIFFE, M<as

Has located at NlcchanicstOWn, Md, and
vii. he found at the residence of Mr.. John
Miller, west of the post-otlicc. He will
visit Lcwistown on the first Tuesday of
each month, at o T Zmmcrman's; Crcag-
crstown, on second Tuesday of each month
at krlse's Hotel; SabiIlasvic on third
Tuesday of each month at Stems Hotel. All
pertaining to the profession per-
formed in satisfactory manner and at low
prices. Will always be found in Office at
Mechanlcslon on Saturdays. Persons
waited on at their residence if desired
without regard to distance. janl0-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

THIEF CAPTuRED.-On last Sunday
ayoung Italian named Albito Aberti who
was in DR.. Boagni's employ, lit HE
Sacket store, left for his native country,
but did not forget to provide himself
with all the cash in the Doctor 3 drawer,
some $3.50. to pay expenses. Sheriff
Duson WAS informed of the fact on
Wednesday evening. He Immediately
telegraphed to the Sheriff7s of the adj
joining parishes, and to Mr.V. Meynaud
at the Mermentau ferry, to ascertain if
the thief had crossed the Mermentau
river Mr. Meynaud promptly tele-
graphed to the Sheriff that man an
swering the description had just passed
on his way to Lake Charles. Sheriff
Reid was notified, and on Thursday
morning when Alherti arrived in Lake
Charles he was arrested and the money
recovered.
Deputy Sheriff Hayes left here Friday
morning and will meet Sheriff Reid at
the parish line and will receive the
prisoner. This is quick and good work.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Major Burke as am Organizer
Shreveport Tfmee1

The Democratic nominee for State
Treasurer, Major E. A. Burke, above
all others, deserves the thanks of our
p-n'le for tile ability and energy lie
displayed In organizing and conducting
the campaign of 1874 aud 1875 in New
Orleans. These qniilities made him
conspicuous in the late war, and bis
administrative ability found Il suital,ie
fiali in developing the resn,,rcps of
Texts and rendering them eff .ient in
sustaining the armies in the field. Prior
to the surrender hs li:td projected on :,
grand scale ii system of workshops of
MI kinds for manufacturing war M .te-
riai. especially wagon harness aud other
to t,lacing nar armies IN
i, VIZ footing. We have inri.lentallv
referred to these things as matters of
history. ts show that in every m,sitiea
in which, he has been placed he his
rvinced great administrative capacity
~ an arganizer. A a public official in
New Orleans. and also sls All officer ns
the Great Ni'llrrn~ railroad, fha same
l,,siness qualities were exhibited. II
would hega waste ct time TO attempt tf
ent,n,er;.te all the acts OF his life. IL
pts,afs nf his fitness to occupy the res.
| l,nnsihir position at State Treasurer, In
iftat fact Is conceded both by friend ant
| foe.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Registrars Notice
-... A. va --qE--r :,
<APPOINTM EN- 'TS.,


The undersigned viii hold his office for the
purpose Of register ng veters, aifthe following
PLACES from O'clock in the morning until s In
the evening:
Opelnusas at COnrthnuse Sept. Q, 3,4.s,67.
MallPt AZ J0s. Srlce's Sept. eth, 4~ -, -. 81.
Priid' hOntme City at TIC rhachar#,s Sept 10th
POnt-aux-Loaps ut Carts Sept. 18th.
Faanetaiqile at 2 non H,Ihers Sent. 18th,
Faqiletal1ne nt +. Dulaechin's Sept r4th.
'hatafgntr Mt n; r. I.asl.,lr's Sent. 10th,
wills Plate ut Yves yid Hne's Seist. l7sh..
Mammoth at Aureiirn 20 GFtill0ry's Sept. 18th,
p ne Prairie at Charlessiphnson's Sept, 18th.
Pine Woods at BlarkaItear's Mill Sept goth.
Rayon Chirofn Mt s;tul't IaaA' Sept. 2lst.
Upper BaysHi Bteuf at Hsous Stagg's St.rt 2ai,,
Big Cane at Hay rd &::snnnlor's sept 25th
Atchafa!ava at 4. a. kE..lianfs sent 2sth.
Wnxia IT Sckonl flo1st. Sc I. 3oth- .-,
Rarry's Lantlins af n sIa a;zI,,'a Oct LAT
WasIlHeton at 'Fi'wn Esaif ct Id. =.
! Lower Ba nu RCruf atSsellool Fl n,,se, Oct. sd.
| Grand prairiea ut pautsrags's Oct. sth
p'aisance at Franena s0'r,re's Oct. 7th.
Praire Laurent at M:srins Oct sth,
Saanville at sfab'nlx'ssfl.f. 9th.
Grand tOteata ~ itiH,r's Ger. inth.
S"t'ier cf.'rha az scllas,l Hnl,se Oct. 18th.
Eiiirh P"ht Il. IeanSfsarrouas.'s Oct. l2th.
'taq B"illee af Tofenaan Il brlsnn's Oct. 18th. :,
qahne Tnrtue AT ID, Btrnar4rs Ocf. 18th.
1 Nerine, tauat J, Mirss' Oct, 10th. ..
HefneNtaa at Maiglisttd's Oct. 17th. st..
The last two weelss previous to the election
Mt OpeIsnxas from y. n. to p. H., and from
; PM. to G r. NJ, ieing October 18th, 18th
slst. 2ad 2sd, 24ta 2sth, Goth. 2sth. 29tli, 3otf
oil" 'l''' an SADoLpHE sfAaG, - -
|! ..,a t,r.s. rs. Reeistrnr
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

BY virtueofan or1sr of the Honorable Probate
Court OF tlieparfsl OF Ut. Landry, there VIII be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder,
by the <underslgned trutrix .sr any duiy qnaii.
Of Opelousas in the parish of st. Landry, ON
WEDNESDAY, December 4th, 1873, the follow
Ing sssrissa prggss,y ssl9nsng the estate
!. A certain lot Of ground situated In the
town of Opelonsss. with al the buildings and
improvements thereon, ON which deceased last
Lachapelle, east by Union street south by
Madam Jean Meateis.r west by Main street,
being same property purchased at the succes-
oual sale q ,us the estate Of Marie Louise Bellies
Q. certain portion ot-land In the town OF
Opelousas. with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, bDufded north BY Alfred Perry,
east by Auguste D1naio pere aud l.outs Prud'.
nofntne, south by Tn0s. G. Anderson and, West
py lands formerly belonging TO Jackson rhonip-
son, containing twelve aeptIats more or leas.
town of Opeousas, bounded north by--east
by-Gariand west by market street and solth
by said property being in Loualliers addi'
tllm to the CuSn OK 1IelOns 8.
/ d. Tnree lots Of ground situated In the town
o. Opel0nsas, sfeoanded north :hy land pf de-
CEASED Yves Davy east by &Aususta Donate
80 Il, by Mrs. An s.e Brupeall. west by Michel
r,le,0i. being saii.e property purchased III
ia sale. Oh 5th day 0t November. 1870. recorded
In alienation booK Neg A. ll.se S77, recorders
office. .4s4s,. 80 s.4s..sS
lot of h8,seIiold furniture, ciGckeEy ware
branding from, dses,s sd.c.s
ierus and Etndi IONS The inovesshss,s5sTal
cash, ana tiie.innle eyeables on one. two. fhfee
folS and five years crenit, p.railasersa % nrnisI
their notes witn gn0d est,ise'sIt seaarlFs. sal
notes to be- so divide lEn amount. aud Enms,e'
tutor the s.ikfa Of tile i,iiRhg ohfiAren Tit
notes to be payable to the 9rd:r at the ,makt
and to be eifIrssa hi lahk hy luui i Notes t.
and eight per cent after maturity Xenlort
privilege and special mortgage Reserved Oh TIM
i property to enforce payment.
CLARA LAM-}RANDIERE,
/ ~ LOUIS PERRY, zt3z -
/ Ney. 2-5t-eTe Co Tutors
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Am open letter.

To c. NJ Thompso2, Opelousas, La: ...
SIR-As you are one of my opponents
for the Shcrifialty bf st. Landry, at the
elecfion to lie held ON the 5th of NOvein-
Der, I find 1t to my interest, az well as
my duty, as the candidate of the DEMO-
cratic party, to make the following as
aertions. and j call on you to answer
them:
1st. You have sai,l in certain places
that you were d Demnctat.
2l.. am reliably informed, and can
furnish ydu the names of responsible
persons who assert that you have at
other places, and under other circum-
stances, announced yourself to them as
Republican and a supporter of the Re-
publican party. Itind Republicans sup
porting you because they believe You tn
be a Republican, and who tell me they
would vote for me in reference to airy
other Democrat for Sheriff. hut support
yan on party principles. Now as have
attall times appreciated the votes rs.
ceivea at the hands OF the cnlnrrtl pro.
ple'.of this parish, DO not want te
lose them by a Misrepresentation of th.
political relations of any of my uppo
nents.
You will please give me- WRITER
answer, SO that there may he M .louh
as'fo which party yau support in til,
coming election, Republican or Denlo
crat. Hope you will answer thluugl
the public press SO that our friends
white and eolorea, Democrat and Re
publfcan, can vote intelligently ON tlli
subject.
am very respectfully,
G. G. DusoN.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
P0tssee-ax1-L0sesss Syringe.

This pleasant and popular watering place 10
now opened for the season of fs7s The it8-
provenents made and being made by the rev
p oprietor have eonfrlhuted equally 70 stho
comfort and enjoyment OF ipvallds and pleasure
seekers. There ara four different mineral
springs and fiys new bath houses, two for: gen
tlemen, and three for ladies', The main dornh
tory has twelve sleeping apartments. ipllJ far.
nshed. There are three new buildings, wirA
two rooms each. With bsdstead. maftrass and
seats. To rent to opsrtiea desiring 10 board them
ssiv-s. There are ten other roorps 70 rant, The
hotel ID amply furnished. and the liable will ~
supplied with all the reqnireusEta OF . GrSss
class hotslt. The mediDfnsl 'qualitss 0f tho
springs are already famous, tron largely pro-
dominating in one of them, 49,
Mr.. Miller will pay special attention to ths
wants Of lady visitors.
Board 81 30 per day; by the month. essHa.
Ample accommodations and feed for horses.
The proprietor has OK xpended. and will expend.
L g1eat dead ut money tn improving the prop
erty. and trusts that his enterprise will b
suitably acknowledged.
G.zAk-LER,,
june ls-sn ProptietaR.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
nov 2-ede
pUBLHC SALE:
PRoBATEc COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No.
-AA ~ OCTAVE L. FONTEEOT AND
WIFE, LEOCADIE LAFLEUR.
WDURENC SALE

BY virtue of an order OF the honorable Pro.
bate Court, ,sof the Parish of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned administrator or any
duly qua flied auctioneer. at the last residence
OF the deceased, at prairie FaquetalQue, about
l6 miles from OpelOusas in the parish OF 81
Landry, on TUESDAY, November 26th. 1878, the
following described property, belonging to the
estate or Octave L. Fontenot and wife, Leocade
lafelr deceased, to-wit:
About 100 arpents Of land wood and prairie
heing arpents front by 10 in depth, the last
residence c. deceased, with buildings AMI i'm.
pr"vementh thereon. bounded north by Bayou
Narrol, sohth by lands Of Ernest Fuseier. east
by TnendtEe EOsas and west by Fergus Fuse ier.
Two horses, twelve head OF cattle. one pair o {
"xea. thirteen head Of sheep, Il teen hogs. on.
OK cart. household and kitchen furniture aud
plantation Utensils
Terms and Conditions-The land 70 bo sold
on one and two years credit from day of sale.
purchasers to furnish their notes with good
and solvent security, payable to order of ad-
mnis'ratof, bearing eight per ccns annunI
interest frnin maturity until pail; specia
N rtEage reserYed on said lnn,l until lna!
payment, and the moyeable property tn ~.
sod twn-:hir,ls cash on day OF sale and ha,an CT
ayahf twelve months from purchase PAYABLE
10 order Of administrntor, with security to
satisfaction OF administrator.
ONEZIME LAFr.EUR,
Oct. 25-5t-fp Adm mist" TO"
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

BY virtue or an order Of the Hon. the Probate
Court, Of the parish Of ct. Landry, there win he
sold atspublic anction, to the highest bidder, by
the npdersigned Administrations. or any duly
qualified aucuUneer, at the last residence OF the
deceased, In Prairie MammOuth, parish OF st.
Landry. on WEDNESDAY,, November 18th. 1873
the following described property belonging to
the estate Of Louis Simon, deceased, to~wit:
l. The plantation. the last residence of the
decreased. together with all the buildings and
impsr 'eilents thereon, situated III that part Of
St Landry, known as Mammouth. containing
ghty acres more or less, bounded north,
sout east and west by public domain. IT,.
O. Another tract of wood and prairie land,
stu:fed IN the same place, containing one
hundred and sixty acres tand being the nndl-
vided nalf Or slightly. BY forty ] bounded north
and east BY Augnstin Belaire FGntenot, eonth
by Edward slfnbn and west by Edward Simon.
s. Ahont afteen or twenty head Of horses and
mares. ranging In Johnson Cove about seven
head nf horned cattle more or less,, ranging in
pine woods nine head Of sheep. ene cid calaehr
! and set old wheels, one, lot of old farmin..
utenstls, and many other articles Ito numerous to
me,ttoil:s 5.l' ..t. ISL, .a..
| Terms-Cash. .zs,.E t=.-..~
| -. . AN BITE. Dt1Ro1rssEAU, :,
| = LIZ AUGUSTINE l.. sIsfON, ~. 20.
| Get. 12-5t Adm:nistra ora.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Hist of Jurors.

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of st. Landry. :
Be it known that we the unders gnei mem
bers OF the jury commission, did on the 2sth day
or August A. D.. 1873, meet at the erk's Offc,
III the town OF Opeloussis. parish of It. Landry.
for,the purpose OF drawing jury for the special
term OF the District Court of the Sth Judicial
District, under section 5, art A. of the regular
session of 1877, and all tie nlelnhers being z
present. in presence of the others, drew from
the general veiliro box. one ht a time, the
names Of the following hFty persona to compose
the grand and petit jurors. for the first week o.
sad C"ltrr. commencing Monday the uth day
II November \. D., 1879 IL ljst OF whom was
then AMI there kept by the lerk of Court
lanes %. Chachere: and i'll our Judgment q
jury being requi. e1 for: the ssscuuI and third
week OF the term, we then aIrl there proceeded
as i'll drawing the first fi'Iy 1urors. to draw
th'rty Il htlt'uEal ualeS to serv as petit jurQrs
for the srcol1 Weak. AMI tn rty itltiona,
I,,ies t serve as petit jurors for the third
week or the "rrnl vi si;l court.
And We he CLERK urat r4,nnisaion did then
.inG there place tir nall:S ,trtSl Il. aforesaid.
FOR each SEPARATE week. in separate envelopes
md sealed md i'll 'olssei the stn- with thu.
week. for w.l"n t sty We're rt'@ .s,ctive,y drawn
which said tnvrlnn.S, containing said names,
we're then an there placed by llt in ii jury bog
provided FOR the s'lrp,A;.. W wlich tcrlepos ting
aid nantA ther'll ~ .tr,resltl WIS aeaded
Ill ICED ,y ia. III y s,te ilt tae custody 0:
the Clerk nf the . itI, for Use ut the mex,
.efin nf C,sIrt
AE ,o,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Ans. 17-12t
5 8TakeSsf. Up.

. A black and white kpotted ok. with an ilegf.
bile f,r;lnIi Il crop an under bit in the left ear
and AM nndpr slope % the right ear: about
wears r,itt Ils be..' ra,ning art,Itnf Mend willie
fora,iie yeas past. il 4 confirmed fence breaker
3rl1e owner viii please come. forward pFpye
properly, pay charges and take him away
otherwise lie viii i,essosd according til law.
LAsrRkPES & WARTELL.E.
Sept. 21-At Noundville.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

For state Treasurer:
E. A. BURKE
of Orleans.
For Congress:
E. W. ROBERTSON
of East Baton Rouge.
FOR state Senator 18th district:
T.. ., FONTENOT.
For the House OF Representatives,:
HOMER DURIO.
]. MAsSIE MARTIN,
YVES VlDRiSE.
MARTIN CARROR.
For Sheriff:
&. C. DUsON.
For Parish Judge:
J.B. A. FOSTENOT.
For Coroner:
GEORGE PULFORD.
Eor Police Jurors:
,st tWard-DUCOUDRA DUPRE,
2d Ward-ALBERT GUIDRY,
sd Ward-DUPgEVILLE MECHE,
kth Ward-M. J. RICHARD,
stu Ward-EDWARD DUBUISSOS,
Sth nal1l-SAM. HAAS,
7sh Ward-LOUI5 YOUNG,
sth Ward--T. {. CHACHERE,
eth Ward-B. +. CLARK.
For Justices Of the Peaae--ist Ward:
+. SUMTER TAYL K,
OCTAVE VOORHEES,.
For Gpnstahles-lst Ward:
ERNEsT MCKINNEY,
THOMAS y. BAILEY.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
For Sale Dr., zeease.

" sIhas nne cotton plantatinn the property Of
y IN. 9: Donnell. ESQ |. sitfiatsf on Baystf BBttf
zen nalles Rhave Washington. con tafnfng 400
aeFa. open land. all il1idefsa new plank fence.
Sanhlrs earn cribs. dwelling hnuseg new gin
honse, furnished with an s81E saw stand, steam
snglne, nress and corn mii, all of the most
Apply to M. d. KAvANAGH,
Sept. 2a-u washington, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
N0'ssce /

There will behe1d 4 second examination tf ap-
plicaIts fr certificates of qualification as teach
ers in the public schools Of the parish ST. Landry.
on Ttsisrfay the 14th inst, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock NM, and Pm.
All teachers are required tn passFa u new fex-
animation as all past certificates are held OF
no yalidi Y. ~ y r
RY THE COMMITTEE ON NExAMISATIoN.z
Nov. 2-1t