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THIS Ia tho story ut school Wller1 the
scl,ouMastur was brought to trial by his
patrons a,nl nAdo to answer fur certail.
abuses wIlicl, prevailed under Ills ,1annge-
ulc,t liz llas been following n system
which his own good sensu tanght him was
built OIL WRONG foundation; hut 10
which, being tho n,eth0d prescribed
by custom. llo haA to c1nlorm
strictly. III an el01urnt speech tho
arsaIgl,ctl tcuciIer clenrs hln!solf by e0Mvill-
cling his accusers tI,at tho abuses charged to
hlu nre ne to the faulty System under
whcl, l,e IL compelled to work. arstt with
sudden Inspiration RESIGNS Ills Iu.slt!0D, alnl
then pictures wl'at III his Judgment Il noel
sc!lonl stlol,lh be. Thu result Is his trlu'npls'
nut atquittai and the founding uf u now
schoul by q rich manufacturer, III which j!HW
nlM! prnctlcal tlleorirs are brought ln!n play.
'rle story IL but tho llne ~! which tile
nuti,nr'a theories ure hung for pntIlIu l,lspec-
Sriluol ruturn Ii evidently something
nf II hobby with tho writer. who ,nlsht c0l'e
with unll Hamilton ln her presentation 1f
the contradictions uih Inconsistencies ol tho
"ola" sclHlOI portrayed IN tllo first ciia1ters.
Ilor lnodel school hns sl'eeial teacl,er ior
Ineliis,- s,--,,,id would tenell nGOut everything.
| "Nut only wuultk huyu careful nltntnt
training" says .Mr. Joncs. tho tcachur, i
would "hnya cU,uputent tenchpEs Tor every
int0 plny. Wood.carvng, -e.gr.yng,
typtrsettlllg,. osser.work. cane.work, rAtta!!-
ncttllx, straw-plnltslE. ru'l:rrr. lanliGr}-
work," etc., AZ Dir. Ju'lrs wul, ays: "Ihis
utopial" llka ntl :ns',ns,ast1S, to au'Hv9r v,t
vury lutcl question thu accuracy Of tfa ~.
Dilcutiuu thAt "uur uWIl scliUutKrauuAicS I'LL
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
HrcKuAN. KY. Ju

HICKMAN, KY, June 10, 1881.
Council met. Present-Councilmen Farls,
French, Buckner, Plummer, and Camp
bell.
The Mayor being absent, on motion,
Councilman Faris was called to the char.
On motion, the reading of the minutes
of the last meeting was dispensed WITH
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The following accounts were presented,
properly approved, and, on motion, were
allowed and checks directed to- be drawn
on the Treasurer for the same:
T. P Fortune & Co, stationery, ....-.S 10
j. W. Rogers, lamp and bucket. 80
Plaut, Bros s Co., blankets, .......... 6Oo
A. A. Faris, assn of King & Hagan
balance on grave yard fence. 400
J. 0. Barnes, killing dogs, &c........ $500
ORDERED TO SIGN CHECK.
On motion, ordered that the Mayor sign
check No. 9I6, issued Oct. ?, 1877, for
1874.
SLAUGHTER PEN.
On motion, NJ. d. Shaw is permitted TO
build q slaughter pen on the river bank
above the old Il. Il. levee.
COURT HOUSE HILL STEPS.
On motion, Messrs. Rsndle, French and
Campbell were appointed committee to
locate and report on the cost of steps up
the hill 20 the court house.
ORDERED TO STOP KILLING DoGs.
On motion, ordered that the City Mar
shall cease killing dogs, but owners to
still keep them muzzled.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Attest, r i. MILLEr, c. c.
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nrusnNA

Miss Lula Powell, of this city, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Gholsen, at Cairo, Ill.
Major Bradford, of Lake county, has
been visiting Hickman this week, pros
pecting.
DR.. A. A. Faris has been absent this
week, attending Medical convention at
Carbonate, Ill.
Mrs. Carrie Mahoney left yesterday
morning to visit friends in Ballard and
McCracken counties.
Mrs Harriet Roulhac viii enjoy her
school vacation at Greensboro, and left on
the Andy Baum, Thursday.
Capt. j. II. Shields, the talented editor
of the Clinton Democrat, paid Hickman a
visit Monday, and while here. took in the
situation as to the Legislative race.
Judge W. F. Boone, of Clinton, was in
Hickman, Wednesday, buying q stock of
furniture. The Judge has retired from
official life, and is now a erchant.
Miss Annie, the beautiful and accom-
plished young daughter of Mrs. HIGHLAND,
of Hickman, is at home from Russellville
College. She graduates next session.
Those veteran Democrats, DR.. G. S.
Miles, W. B. Mcconnell, owen Miles, and
DR.. Usher, were in Hickman, Monday,
and were attentive listeners to the can
didates for the Legislature.
Mr.. Green, of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine agency, and Mrs. Pat Cunningham,
of this place, were married, Wednesday,
near Crutch6eld, in this county, by Elder
Willis White. A happy life to them.
Our worthy friend, Hugh NJ. Saunders,
editor OF the Fulton Under, was in Hick-
man Saturday and Monday mixing with
friends, and reporting the debate between
the candidates for the Legislature, for
his paper.
Miss Fannie Amberg, one of Hickman's
sweetest young ladies, left on the Andy
Baum, Thursday, for a summers visit
to her sister, Mrs. Parrett; in Circleville,
Ohio. Mrs. p. will return with her in
September.
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CRYSTAL ITEMS.

CRYSTAL, Tenn, June II, 1881.
Mr. Editor;-For fear that our little vii
lage will be forgotten, viii let you know
what we are doing here:
The weather is warm and health good.
Mr.. David Mathews is very low, ne Is not
likely to recover.
R. 4. Campbell is employed at the mill
to RIM the edger.
The Antioch sunday school is progress
ing finely; celebration is talked OF.
Mr.. Samuel Summers, sawyer for W. J.
Dickerson, has moved into the house for
merly occupied by }. d. Lynch.
Rev Mr. Jones breaches at Antioch next
Sunday at II o'clock, it being his regular
appointment.
]. Il. Her and f. 4. Glover say they feel
sad and lonely since the music school closed
Keep mp brave heart, boys, it will all
come out right yet.
There will be a musical entertainment at
the Academy tonight, by Prof. W. K.
Crews, the blind Musician. He has the
reputation Of making good music.
The bows held 4 debate at the Cloar school
house last Saturday night-the question
uisIuS7th tcAltSs AAf-pAfIiAs A4itiA INT NOThs
of Mature are more attractive 10 man than
the works OF Art" The speakers on the
affirmative were T. Cloar, J. K. Her, J..
Carlton and c. ;. Crockett Negative. Jno.
Reeves, +. f.. Marshall, and as. Carpenter.
The Judges decided in favor OF the affirm
alive.
The lodge OF Knights OF Honor at this
place Is growing ut rapid rate. There are
alItfigy,s sr almost Ft'ha
membership has been about doubled since
Christmas. This lodge has been organized
some four or five years and there has not
been death in II vet, which certainly
speaks well Tor the medical examiner and
general good health OF our section.
Mr.. ALI w Howard met with painful
accident, one day last week, rs he was re
turning from Union CITY, where he had
been hauling lumber. In coming down 4
little hill. his mules in tro:, the wagon
wheel struck a stump and threw him of,
the hind wheel striking him in the side and
passing entirely over him. Dr. +. ". Nc
Rec WAS called in, who reported no bones
broken and as being not necessarily danesAA
Gus. We look for him TO be up in
days.
Last Saturday. Prof Emmerson's instru-
mental and vocal music school closed. The
exercises were pleasant and enjoyable TO all
who were present. The morning was de-
voted to the class examination which was
very nice and quite creditable to all con
cerned In the evening the visitors were
entertained BY addresses from Prof. T. B.
Underwood, DIR. c. =. Glover and Others,
and by some splendid music by Prof. E. and
his class. There is considerable talk OF
adding music to the literary school at this
place, which already has quite local repu-
tation as an institution OF learning. MAY
the spirit OF improvement still go on, Is
pecialiy as long rs the mental welfare OF
the community is affected.
Yours truly, EX
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0uinIne and Arsenic

Form the hass Of many Of the Ague remedies in the
market, and the last resort Of Physicians and
people who know no better medicine to employ, for
this distressing complaint. The effects of either OF
these drugs destructive 70 the system, producing
headache, intestinal disorders, vertigo dizziness.
ringing in the ears, and depression Of the constu
tional heath. ArER's AeuE CUaE is q vegetable dis
covery, containing neither quinine, arsenic, any
deleterous ingredient, and is nfallible and rapid
euro for every form of Fever and Aeus. It's effects
permanent and certain, and no injury result
from its Beside- being positive for Fever
aud Ague in all its forms, II Is also a superior
edy for Liver Complaints. II is excell Mt tonic
aud preventive, well a cure, of all complaints
peculiar 20 malariour, msrshy and miasmattc dis
tricts BY direct action the Liver and hillary ap
paratns, it stimulates tho system 90 vigorous,
healthy condition.
For SSLg ny All DRUGsIFTs.
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FOR THE LEGIsLATURE.

We are authorized to announce DR.. 10.
r. LUTON, of Fulton, as q candidate to
represent the counties of Hickman and
Fulton in the Lower House of the next
State Legislature.
We are authorized to announce C. NJ.
VAUGHN as a candidate for reelection
20 represent the counties of Fulton and
Hickman in the Lower House of the uext
Kentucky Legislature.
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R0EsOrED-

In my yard, on Friday night or Saturday
morning, May 9th or 2Sth, valuable
guard dog, that was never known to leave
the yard without being taken out, for
which | will pay Ten Dollars to any one
that will detect the thief in his evil ca
reer. j. r. BROWN.
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Mans fool
When il s hot he wants it cool;
When il 5 cold he wants il hot
Ne'er eontented with his lot.
When it's dry
He for showers is heard TO sigh;
When-to- meet his wIsh--it rains,
OF the wet the fool complains.
Hot or dry, cold or wet,
Nothing suits that he can get.
| consider, as a rule,
Mans a fool.
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Information Eaniea

The undersigned willgrat,fulIy thank
any person who will nrnish her with
any information concerning William
Henry Kent, who lived Psducah about
IA years ago and worke as mattress
maker and as a general aborer. He was
my only brother and tits OF Importance
TO me and my children learn something
about him. Address letrs to
MAY J; RIDDLE,
Pal.fcah Ev
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Strayed or Stolen

From the farm of Mrs. Kittie Mcdaniel,
8 miles east of Hickman, on the Shack
road. about the 18th of May, one small
bay Mare, years old, has small star in
forehead. is we'll formed and goes all the
gaits well. Also, one yearling horse colt
with star in forehead Any information
concerning them will be literally reward
ed and thank fully received by
NJ. A. MCDANIEL,
junsl1-it Hickman, Ky.
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A GOOD BARGAIN
EGHze Ss=aHe

wish to sell my Farm, lying AZ miles
South of Hickman, on Dyersburg road.
Several good improve ments dwelling
houses, out houses, cisterns, and $50 acres
or more of land. 100 acres lies in the
bottom, cleared and cultivated. Good
stock range and stock water. 700 young
bearing apple trees. Thompson's Mill is
on this place. Terms to suit purchasers.
Apply to II. II. WILSON,
or +. 5. Mars, near town. j7-4t
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Ladies, Zinc SHOES

Just received full line Of Ladies' Fine
Shop Made Shoes, embracing all the late
styles, at prices TO suit. Every pair war
ranted. For sale by
&c II. BUCHANAN.
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For CITY Marshal.

We are authorized to announce James
o. Barnes as a candidate for the office of
City Marshal at the ensuing August cleo
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Local Items.

A.Short communications on public
questions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments or expressions of CORES
pondsnts-except where we refuse to give
name of author.
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ICE DEPOT

ADJOINING PLUMBERS STABLE.
Customers served promptly 1T reason
able prices. Call or leave your orders,
aud Mr. w. Il. PluInmer will wait on you.
j. W. SHEPHERD.
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FOR SAL

A dwelling house, on Troy avenue, the
prettiest location in town. Apply to
THOS. KIRKPATRICK.
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Teams, Teanasti

The Hickman Lumber and Manufacture
ing Company want $50 lumber teams.
Steady hauling. Cash every load $3.50
for DRY lumber fro n Gracy mill Choice
of three mills to haul from. Free wagon
yard in Hickman IT
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For Safe IA Dwelling House. coH-
vcnient TO business portion nf the town.
Apply at THIS DFEICE.
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Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
COURT House, August 9, 1881.
Mayor pro ten. e. Kline in the chair.
Members present-D. Variant, C. Kline,
LIST ward; Joseph Ferrier, JnO. Ramirez,
2nd ward; d. Ross, 3rd ward.
Absent-H. 1Iether.
The minutes of the last meeting wero
read and approved.
On motion, duly seconded, the following
report of the Finance Committee was re-
ceivcd:
We tho undersigned Finance Committee
to whom was referred the following com,nu-
nications Mt the last regular meeting of tho
Council, beg leave to make the following
report, t0-wit:
|. Tho petition Of the confectioners and
fruit dealers of the town in regard to the
licensing of peddlers Of ice cream, cakes
fruits, etc. According to existing town ortli-
nanccs, the licenses are to be fixed annually
by the Town Council at its regular Dccem
Official Journal previous to tho LIST day Of
january of each year, and according to Sec.
81 OF the town ordinances it is required that
all trading boats are to pay the same license
as if selling in store. Under town ordi-
nance regulating Market taxes, each person
selling game, poultry, eggs, butter, cheese,
preserves, cakes, ice cream, vegetables, etc,
shall pay i've cents per day to the lessee Of
the Market House. Therefore we recommend
the tsbliss Of the foregoing petition.
9. The petition Of MIR. Bcntz asking to re-
cover I'm amount Of ten dollars overpaid by
him ON the 9th day of February, 1880, to
pursue the occupation Of retail merchant
and bar-room for the year ending 1880. Ac-
f,a
Council revising and amending the town IL
ccnses Oh Sept. IS and Nov. 9, 1880. bar
rooms arc required to pay only one half the
license required by the State, say twenty
five dollars per annnm, when sales arc less
than $500. Therefore VIC recommend that
Mr.. Bentz be credited with ten dollars over
paid in 1880, on his licenses of 1881, us
prayed for in his petition.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN RAMIREZ.
On motion of j. Ramirez, duly seconded,
the following resolution was adopted:
Rcsolrcd, That the petition of the con.
fectiOners and fruit dealers of the town in
regard to licensing pcddlers Of ice cream,
cukes. frnits, etc, he and the same is here
by laid on the table.
On motion Of d. Variant, duly seconded,
the following resolution was adopted
Be it resolretl. That Mr. Bcntz be allowed
credit Of ten dollars on his licenses Of 1881
as prayed for in his petition, said amount
having been paid by Mr.. Bentz on his IL
censes of 1880.
On motion of Jos. Fcrricr, duly seconded,
the following resolution WAS adopted.
Resolrcd. That the assessment rolls OF
tho town for 1881 be turned over by the
Town Assessor to the Town Collector, and
| that said Collector proceed forthwith to col
| lect the same without further delay:
The following bills were approved:
J. A. Duffel. for strychninc. ........s2 %
| Strong Carter, burying dogs. ........ 3 OO
Jno. Ramirez, bnryinS dogs. ........-. 9 81
Periquc Dicz, buryng dogs. l g
On motion, duly seconded, the Council
adjourned.
A true copy: A. I. GRIGSBY,
Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Card.
DoSALDsoNvILLE, La, Aug. 3,

DoSALDsoNvILLE, La, Aug. 3, 1881.
To rh0m it may concern
Hon. Morris Marks, Collector of Internal
Revenue for Louisiana, having comportcd
himself towards me in a manner which /
deem offensive, l desire the public to know
that tho only provocation for this conduct
is. that 800 was placed in my hands at
Thibodaux, last August, by Hon. Mayer
Calen Of Assumption, at the instance and in
the presence of said Marks. for the purpose
of purchasing the vote of Chas. Shallow
horne OF Ascension, u delegate to the Con
gressional Convention then in session. in
tic interest of Marks, who was a candidate
for the nomination to Congress, and that l
refused to apply the money to the purpose
intended. not thinking it was right to do So
Mr.. Marks having threatened that :" He
would get even with me before he dies" l
wish my friends aud the public to know the
nature Of tho alleged injury l have done
him. - FRANK MATINEE.
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d. I. 3. BAND.-Thc annual meeting
of tho Donaldsonville Independent
Brass Band, for the election of officers,
took place Thursday evening and result
ed i'll the reelection of all the former
officers, with single exception. Mr.. J..
Arthur Claveric, who formerly filled two
positions as President and Leader, now
occupies only the latter, Mr.. Jno. f.
Tcrrio succeeding him as President. The
roll Of officers is as follows:
President-Jno. F. Terrio,
Secretary-W. d. Park,
Treasurer-George Gre,
LEADER. A. Claycrie
After the election the boys adjourned to
the Lee Hotel, where they pledged the
new officers i'll liquid decoctions Of pro-
miscuous kinds, and drank to the con
tinued success oftheir tlourishing organi-
cation. We learn that the Band intends
giving some kind Of frolic in celebra-
tion of its anniversary, and Il picnic on
the banks of Bayou Corne seems to lie
favored by majority Of the members.
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Notice to Contractors.
Proposals for Earthwork OF
Bonaldsonville Bridge.

Proposals for Earthwork on
Donaldsonville Bridge.
GEAlED PROPOSALS will be received
y at THO office of the DoNALDsoNviLLE
CHIEF until
Saturday, August IS, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the constructors of
the ramps or earthwork approaches to tho
Donaldsonville Bridge across Bayou La
fourche ono on the Donaldsonyille bank. to
contain 1874 cubic yards, more Or less; the
other on the Port Barrow bap}s, to contain
623l cubic yards, more or loss; to be con-
structed under the supervision Of, and ac-
coraling to specifications in the hands of NJ.
w. barton, supervising engineer of Donald
sonville Bridge Company.
Bids must be made for the construction Of
each ramp separately, and should be placed
in scaled envelope addressed, Donald
sonvil}e Bridge Company, proposals for
EarthwOrk." The Committee reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dopaldspasille. La, August S, 1881.
JNO. T. NOLAN, JR.,
w. NJ. McGALLIARD.
HENRY DROEGE,
L. +. BENTLEY.
Committee on EarthwOrk.
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Died.

Died.
In Donaldsonville, La, Mt o'clock A. NJ,
on Friday, August S, 1881, EDWARD
MARTINEZ, aged Is months. only son of
Frank Martinez and ROsalie Rodriguez
The one bright cherub that We had
To cheer us through the day,
Has yielded to the touch of death
And from us passed away.
Tho little prattling, CHEEKY tongue
That filled our hearts with joy,
Is still and quiet, silent now,
We have lost our darling boy.
He has gone UP to the Savior
TO enjoy his holy love,
Soon We, too, shall meekly follow,
And will join our boy above. ~
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The Excelsior Brass Band of tle frat
ward has recognized and is prepared to
make engagements for furnishing music
for balls, parties, excursions, professions,
ETC., at reasonable rates. See advertise
ment
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The Town Council met in regular
monthly session last Tuesday evening.
The minutes of the meeting are published
in another column
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post-oft at Donald.
sonville, Ascension parish, La,
August 6, 1881.
Aspcl, William McManas, Thomas
Apes, Tauntun Martin, Mrs Louisa
Bird. Mrs NJ Parker, Miss
Bloodworth, Polk Riley, Mrs Rachel
Carter, William J Rye, Mrs Malvincr
Guedry, Ben Ross. Mrs Louisa
Gibson, Laura Rudd, A G
Henry, Mrs Polite 2 Remos, Mandica
Harris, Mrs Monet Richardson, Henry b
Henry, Mrs John Shousc. VIM II
Hil1mnn, Charley Simons, Pompey
johnson, d Seds, Mrs Mary
Mathmin, + Thomas, Mrs
McGrail, Patk Wilson, Jno
Walker, Mary
If not called for in four weeks will be sen,
to the Dead Letter Office.
w. G. WILKINSON, p. n.
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More nice peaches! Our portly, good
looking colored friend, Emanuel Bercier
Esq, has favored us with three largo and
beautiful peaches dangling from single
twig, a bunch that delights the eye and
makes the mouth water,
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The work of driving the piling for the
new Bayou Lafourcho bridge is pro-
crossing favorably, though there has
been some delay caused by hardness in
the delivery OF the timber required for
the job. Mr.. Kaufman expects to have
all tho piles driven within twenty days,
VIC understand,
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FOl. Sale.
Succession Notice.

State of Louisiana-Parisl, of Asee,siou-
Twenty Second Judicial District Cont.
succession of DIR. +. j. c. Heisen.
WHEREAS, Mrs Annie Elizabeth Heisen
OF the parish of Ascension has filed IL
petition in this Hon Court prayin. TO ta
appointed administrative of the Succession
OF her deceased husband. Dr. j. c. Heis.n :
Public notice is hereby given to all whom
!. may concern TO show cause within ten
days why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks office. parish of Ascension. this
- 10Th day of June, \. b. 1891.
sEAL l.. T. BENTLEY.
~ ~ Clerk Of Court.
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Wanted.

SITUATION as Clerk in a store in Don
- aldsonyillc wherein not a word concern
ing Base Ball 10 ever said. No salary asked
Address LA PIPE
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Succession Notice.

DWVVCSS1VII NVU1VCo
State Of Louisiana-Parish of Ascension
Twenty Second Judicial District Court
No. -.
Succession of Mrs. Eugene Pertuit,
Widow jacques Paul Gue,iry.
" HEREAS, JOS N. GISCLARD of the
w parish of Ascension has filed !: petition
in this Hon. Court praying to be appointed
administrator Of the above entitled and
numbered succession;
Public notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks office, parish Of Ascension, this
- 9th day Of August, 4. d. 1891
(SEAL\ l.. f. BENTLEY,
wv Clerk of Court
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Succession Notice.

State Of Louisiana-Parisll of Ascension
Twenty-Sccond judicial District Court.
Succession of j. n. Rousseau and
Eziltla Richard, his wife.
WHEREAS, EKNEsTE VERRON of AS
w c"nsiOn has filed i. petition in this
Hon. Court praying to he appointed admin
istratrix of the succession OfJ. n. Rousseau
and his wife, Ezilda Richard;
Public notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks office, parish of Ascension, this
- 9th day Of August, A. d. 1881.
(8EHI\ L. f. BENTLEY,
Wv Clerk Of Court.
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Music! MusiC!!

TIME EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND in
i f"rms the public that it has reorganize.l
Parties desiring to obtain music for balls
parties or PROFESSIONS will please address
f. w. COLEMAN
Hohen Solms P. o., Ascension parish, La.