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The Evening critic., 1882-11-02
EAST WASHINGTON.

straightforward advertisements Jor THE EVEN.
lNG CnlTtC cdl DC tGn at Mo DrocciU store W
Mctdlcy d DctliUfD, 200 ItunSytudntd dreititc
southeast.
An advertisement of three lines under tho
head OF wanted, for sale or rent, lost and found
or personal, can be inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for 20 cents.
Mary Higgs, the aged wife OF old Slapdoctor
Higgs, an eX'marine, ana terror TO colored
Juveniles living on the eastern commons, stated
this morning that Bryan, the man who es-
capped from the Criminal Court few days
since, had robbed her OF $50 worth OF clothing
by means OF false representations and other
methods. Bryan visited her house and rep
resented himself as an agent of u Catholic
benevolent society, and after taking the meas.
ure Of the ontire family for the alleged pur.
pose OF getting them now shoes, no started OF
9siensibly for the purpose Of renting a
shortly afterward, he said ~ have
who is doctor, demands to see all Of your
clothing, so he can inspect and fumlgate them
he Is afraid of getting disease into his new
premises" Accordingly, Mrs Higgs bundled
up her entire wardrobe and gave the package
to Bryan, who went on and sold the lot to Soc
ond-hand dealers and others. A few days later
Bryan WAS arrested for assault with Intent to
kill, preferred by his wife, and afterward es.
capped from the courtroom. Mrs. Higgs now
asks for search warrant to recover some OF
her property which she claims 10 have seen
exposed for sale in front of a secondhand
store. "why," she said, ''my best dress
tapped in my face as was a.Soin' down Soy:
eutl blrctt tnl5 evening". Iuo WuTTuut Will
probably be issued.
The entertainment for the benefit of Ana
costa Band OF Hope last evening In Masonic
Hall wGs n pleasuraolc and varied entertain
ment, as the large crowd present attested.
These foggy mornings have added much to
the success of gunners In killing ducks on tho
marshes, while they have also added to the
danger OF the sport and some luckless men
may yet receive load OF shot Intended for tho
wed-footed fowls.
The Congressional Hotel has reopcned for
the season, after having been renovated and
put I'm thorough order. Colonel Fletcher, OF
Philadelphia Will play In the role of host, and
his experienced efforts to keep q nrstclass
hotel are already meeting with great success.
East Washington Business Notes.
soap the climax" by purchasing an outfit Of
the famous Climax shirts, at Joseph Waite
meyers gents furnishing establishment, 3O5
Pennsylvania avenue east They are war
ranted Wamsutta muslin, with 2l00 linen
bosoms, and all for 81.
Mr.. Ella Chellnl, tho coal and wood dealer,
claims to have first introduced Uncovered
shelters for protecting coal and wood Into this
city. His stock being thus fully protected, Is
dry and clean.
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VIM Stniistlca.

During the week ending October %, 1882,
there were ~ deaths In tho District, giving q
death rate OF 1916 per 1000 per annum. OF
females, 81 colored males, IL colored females.
Annual death rate of white, 1856 colored, 25.s.
Deaths by classes zymotlc, 7;constitutional,
10; local, 49, dovolopmontal, q. Tho chief
causes OF death We're phthisis, IL typhoid
fever, 2; pneumonia, 4 malarlal fever, 2
dlphtherla,6i Group, 2iheart disease, 4. ofthe
deaths 40 occurred In Washington, In
Georgetown, s In the county ana 10 In tho
hospitals; 40 were natives of the District, 20
other parts OF the United States and foreign
BIRTH Is white and ~ colorod were under 8
and over. Births reported, 81. White males
49, white females, 22i colored males, 2lj
colorod females, II; " pairs OF twins and 1
case OF triplets reported). Marriages reportod,0 30
white and colored. stillblrths, A white aud
3 cOlered.
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Additional AppIIcations for Licen

The following applications, in addition to
those published elsewhere, were filed to-day:
John Casey, 110i Eighth street southeast.
Edward Deviny, 321 Maryland avenue north
east.
james Ferry, d30 Now Jersey avenue north.
west.
James Gallagher, seventhstreet road.
Ii. A. Hudson, 1853 street southwest.
James Mclaughlin, 250S q street northwest
Thomas Middleton, 653 Third street south
west.
Henry A. Nau, l101 Seventh street north
west.
william A. o'Meara, 1910 street northwest.
u. d. Wright, 500 Virginia avenue south
west.
Redmond Walsh, 23i street northwest
George W. Stewart, 1108 and HOS Water
street southwest
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Poverty nnd nistress.

That poverty which produces tho greatest
Deprived OF Its richness II becomes scant and
watery, condition termed dnenid In medical
writings, Given this condition, and scrofu-
lous sweillngs ana sores, general aud nervous
throat disease, splitting of blood and consump.
tion, are among the common results II you
are sufferer from thin, poor blood employ
which enriches the blood and cures those
grave affections. Is more nutritlye than cod
liver oil, and is harmless In anycondltion OF
gists.
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A Reast nightly sentenced.

Richard Johnson, alias McGinnis, white,
about 81 years Of age, was In the Police Court
to-day on complaint OF onlcer Sullivan. Tho
evidence was that the old man waited at tho
Riggs school house yesterday until the pupils
were dismissed and then followed some OF the
little girls and exposed his person TO thom un
son was arrested and locked up at the station,
whore he exposed himself to tho female pris-
oners whose attention he could attract Judge
Smell fined the man so and he was COM
mltted for thirty days In default OF the fine.
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Fnlth ban Marringe vows.

John Bell ard Francis A. Grant
John $. schoerer and Lilllo Murphy.
VIM. II. Brooks, OF Harper's Ferry, Va, and
Sarah O. Carroll, of this city.
John a, Posey, OF Charles County, Nd, aud
Annio White, OF Hartford County, Md.
Thomas Nordonstrahl and Charlotte HAmll'
ton.
Jacob u. Zier and Ella Pearson.
James W. Champion and Mollle +, West.
Edwin NJ. McLeon and Mary l.. Gilmore.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James.-Flsk,
Clark Il Flagg vs, Hollander; on argument.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Justice MacArthur.-Ken-
dali ys. Callan OF al dismissed In Clerks
ONCE. United States VS.. Kendrick OF ali on
calendar.
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AUCTION SALES.
EoLEY. AuetIoneer.

EoLEY. Auctioneer.
DEMONSTRATION SALE or THE BALANCE
toE FiIGNH fuhNIIuliE OF THE ESTATE
NllUHE MANUFACTURER.
. nave received from the executors, by order Of
lhe Ofphhnh Court Of Baltimore. Md, the follow
lnEhbmtd Furniture, TO be sold at public auction
NFMBER2 AT 10 O'CLOCK 4. NJ and FRIbAY,
the 81, at tame hour and place. They are as fol,
lows.
Minntte Canopy Chamber Sets In walnut aud
ebony, ten,he marble top; cost Ave hundred dol
0 French assorted Suits, tonese marble ton. cost
three hnndrod dollars tomakc.
a. Plain Marble Top Walnut Suits, Of tho best
make.
I Walnut wardrobos.
. Poplar Wardrobess with drawers made port
able, In pieces.
IL Pnflor Sets, In plush, raw silk and hair cloth,
embroidered with SILK.
II Extension Tables.
20 Walnut Bureaus, rot In acts.
- Walnut BCndstends, double and single.
30 Marble Top Tables, iulHid and plain.
90 Walnut sideboards, In every style iDarDletJ tJp.
20 Poplar Chamber Sets, marble and wood tops
and a large lot of poplar cribs. sideboards, bed
stCads, bureaus, tables, Safes chains and 10 dozen
OF very fine walnut chamber chairs and quantity
tfoiliCr goods usually to be found In q furniture
factory. This is the largest furniture sale ever
persons In want of the above mentioned goods to
attend this sale, as 1 will sell the above-named
goods without reserve. Dealers invited to attend.
This furniture can be examined on "wednesday,
before the sale. Persons wishing 10 see fine
chamber furniture can do so by calling before the
Louisiana avenue, NOVEMBER . and g. at 100
IN. sharp FOLEY AuCtioncer. oc301t
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He spoke From Experience.

BUCHANAN, GAl July 8, 1881.
II. II. WARNER 4 Co. .:-Sirs-I have been
taking your safe Kidney and Liver Cure for
Brights disease, and find II the best ever saw
or heard OF. DAVID BOWLING.
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"AIderney nniry Wngons.v

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned oyery morn.
ing and delivered In y ID "Ward" prints, SOC,
per 10. Also, cOttage cheese, buttormilk and
sweet milk, DC. per ut. Cream 15c. per pint.
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FINANCIAL,
To.day's stock Quotations.

The following observations of the transac.
tiOns In the financial market today, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking house OF II. ID. Cooke,
IL. A Co. LOO u EIrnnl. MnEllnEinn. ID. O..
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Skinned WIN Anothor FELLOW,

and am perfectly willing to return the stolon
property II sho can be found. The police
promised to aid him In his search, and he
went pack to work, fully satisfied with the
issue.
The latestinformation obtainable this morn
ing is 10 tho effect that the beautiful but
iicklo lreno has returned to her fathers farm
In Prince Georges County, and that she has
promised 10 be n good girl in the future and
run away no more. Her desire to probe into
the mysteries OF welded bliss has probably
been fully satisfied, and In tho future she win
devote her spare time to culllng buttercups
and daisies, instead OF eloplng with unro-
mantle ploW followers.
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The husband was certain at the time that
she had eloped with n certain young man, anu
Immediately went forth on the war-path In
quest of scalps. Failing TO lind his truant
Hayes went to tho Eighth pollco Station and
stated his story. He was inclined to be prac-
tical and TO treat the matter from business
standpoint, for he said: 81 want you to arrest
Irene and turn hor over to her father. stole
her from him and she went 10 live with me,
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"NEOLA,'' &"
THE EAST WASHINGTON DEPOT
EDUCATIONAL.

GPHNOBR1AN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
= coin Hail Building, cor, 9th and ID sits, Day
and evening sessions for the education Of sons and
daughters and men and women for self support
and real life. The branches taught are the Eng
lish Language; Business AIithmeiici Spencerlan
Practical Penmanshp bookkeeping, by single
and double entry, adapted 10 every variety OF
business; Business Practice, wholesale. retail and
banking employing the methods OF accounts,
business papers and correspondence adopted by
leading business houses; Physical and Vocal Gull
ture; Political Economy; Commercial Law; Busi-
ness Ethics. Special departments In Elocuton,
phonOgfnphy and Drawing, In charge of best
masters college open August % tor the recep-
uon Of students for the year, day or evening,
TUITION.
By the year in monthly installments of sl0."n.t00
The uunrer, twelve weeks %
Neur scholarship, for day or evening .,.,..... 80
Evening tulllOni thiee 10
one month...,..,.,.,.... ...,...... ,.,.. o
The new handsomely illustrated College An-
nounCement, containing full Information, sent
free upon application by mail or At the college
oniCe. HENRY q, SPENCER, Principal,
ARA A, SPENCIlR. Vice Principal my1
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

We respectfully announce that we are prepared
to receive Furniture, Carpets and all kinds OF
Household Goods to sell on commission ut our
Spacious NnrerOoms,
NO. G37 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
opposite City Postoflce. Aiso. commodious stor
age for Fine Furniture and other goods.
ROBERT vOSE 81 CO.
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TARRANTs sELTzER ApEnInNT.

TARRANT'S sELTZER APERIENT.
THE MAN WHO TOLD THE DOCTOR THAT
"HE FELT AS IF HE DIDN'T WANT TO DO
ANYTHING" WAS ACCUSED OF LAZINESS.
YET THOUSANDS EXPERIENCE THIS
FEEL ELING-EsPECIALLY IN SUMMER-IN
CONSEQUENCE OF A DIsoRDERED CoNDT-
TIoN OF THE STOMACH, WHICH n FEW
REFRESHING DRAUGHTS OF TARtANTS
sELTZER APERIENT WOULD BE \ SURE
REMEDY.
SOLD by ALI DRUGGISTS.
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NEW THEATRE coMIeuE.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 30,
"a SURE BOOM"
The Spectacular Extravaganza,
THE NECRoMANCER."
New Scenery by Matt Morgan.
New Costumes by Eaves New York City.
First appearance this season OF
ADA HENRY,
A Famous Beauty, as "Hecla."
First appearance this season OF
FANNY LUC1LLE'S
Clodoche, Pun and Smoke, and Spanish Ballet.
A SUPERB oLIo.
Matinees TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SAT.
URDAY.
Notwithstanding the extraord' 'ary expense OF
this weeks attractions, the price OF admission will
he ns usual-l5, p, 20 and 80 cents.
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1T would almost tax credulity TO hear of
come OF thecures made by St. Jacobs OIL.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-02

GOAL AND WOOD,
~ Carefully Selected for Family Use, at
Bottom Prices
East Washington Coal and Wood Yard
b. l.. SIMPSON, JR.,
oC3im $40 Pennn, ave. s. @.
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Matlnees TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SAT.
URDAY.

Notwithstanding the extraordi'ary expense Of
this weeks attractions the price OF admission will
he aR uSunl-l5, %, 30 and so cents.
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GIVEN TO ELOPEMENT.
Irene Allen Deserts Her PlOwbOy
LOVer-The Husbands Philosophy.

1t will be remembered that THE CRITIC pub.
lished some timc ago an account OF the roman
tic elopement of pretty Irene Allen, daughter
OF n Maryland farmer, with young farm.
hand named Hayes, who had been working on
her fathers premises, and how the wrathful
parent OF the young lady rushed vainly about
trying to flnd the pair, who came to this city,
intending to "settlc down." Tho matter was
finally satisfactorily arranged, and the young
Lochinvar and HIS youthful bride took rooms
with his aunt, on Ninth street, between G. and
/ streets southeast. Matters ran along
smoothly enough until q few days ago, when
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GIVEN AWAY.
GUMS! GUNS!! CUNSI!!

The Reinforced .Breech Diana Gun. A vast
Improvement. Absolutely safe Winner In all
All guns warranted. My long experience is u
guarantee Of satisfaction. WIN. WAGNER, Gun
mems supplies, 2071s Penna. ave east, Capitol
HIN
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The Teachings of American Women
Can he Felt.

The board mot again at tho Congregational
Church this morning at 0;3O. Tho meeting
was commenced with devotional exercises,
and at 10 o'clock the routine business OF the
from the differont missions in Africa and Asia
showed that creditable progress was made
by tho Jealous workers of this country toward
bringing all mankind under the sway OF the
Gross. Missionary addresses were then made
by Miss Morris, OF tho South African stations,
and Miss Gouldy, OF Osaka, Japan, and after
the closing exercises an election for officers
was held,
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F. sTEIELE's CONFECTIONERY,

No. no PFNNA. AVENUE EAST
ESTABLISHED 1904, ON CAPITOL HILL.
! am tilling up my store with The finest French
and American Candles for the Fall, and VIII
always during the Winter keep on hand the best
Candies and Cakes. My Philadelphia Caramels
of different favOrs are the best In the market.
Ice Cream and water Ice always on hand We'd
dings and Parties furnished at short notice.
PlInEe rlNn me CAll.
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In Menaoriam.

D1ED-At Smoke Bend, Ascension, Tuesday,
Sept. IS, 1882, at 80 o'clock A. NJ. GUsVAyE
leblanc. a native of Ascension, aged q years
and months.
California, New Orleans and St. Louis papers,
also Assumption Pioneer and st. j amss Loulst-
d,,ais, please copy.
But wherefore weep2 His matchless spirit scars
And weeping angels lead hin to those bowers
Where endless pleasures virtues deeds repay.
! As the dawn of day was drawing near, Gus
tave perceived his death-angel calling him TIC
the kingdom of his Father, the Almighty. Be.
fore the prayers were finished he was borne OF
the golden wings of his death-angel to a higher
sphere where JOY forever dwells. He died like
hero in the zenith Of his glory. He Leaves
three children and devoted wife to mourn hi:
untimely departure. The writer tenders hi
heartfelt coincidence to the bereayed family.
PIG.
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Married..

I4EAR,-DUKE-On Tuesday, September y,
1882, at the Church of the Annunciatlon, BY the
Rev. 6, r. Upton. Mr FL. w. LEAR of St james
parish, to Miss VIRGINIA Y. DUKE of Donald
sonville, La.
1t is with pleasure we note the union OF these
young and faithful hearts. The bride is lady
of the most amiable qualities, mild, gentle and
affectionate, and will bring happiness and con-
tentlnent to the household of her lord, her
sweet smiles will ever be lavished upon HIM to
cheer and encourage him in his battle with the
vicissitude of this life. The groom is young
gentleman of excellent character, in every way
worthy of such bride. Surely, such union
can but result in the most supreme happiness.
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We are requested to note an error or
rather an exaggelation Of fact IL the res
olutions adopted BY the old Democratic
pasish executive committee on the 2Sth
of September, 1880, as reproduced i'll tue
last issue of the CHIEF and gain published
to-day. In the ninth paragraph of the
preamble the statement occurs that the
delegates of the second, fourth, fifth aud
sixth wards" opposed aud protested
against the illegal and unwarranted
assumption of power" by the parish con-
yeution of September 4, 1880, i'll proceed
ing to the organization of a new parish
committee /; aud that, their protest being
overruied, the said delegates :" withdrew
from the said convention" A reference
to the authentic minutes Of tho conven-
ton as published in the CHIEF OF Sep
tember 4, 1880, will show that only one
of the three delegates from the second
ward withdrew, representing his own
vote and that OF All absent colleague by
proxy; that only one of the three mem,
bers from the fourth ward left the con
vention, accompanied By one delegate
representing the three votes of the tiftl
ward and soy the three delegates from
the sixth ward. That is, Ave persons
casting nine votes aud representing tw'
| wards in whole. two-tlirds Of one ans
I, one third of another left the convention
! 20 delegates remaining
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HALL OF BAD BOYS BASE BALL CLUB,
Ascension, La, Sept. 20. 1882.

LEBLANC-In Ascension parish, La: Sept.
Is, 1882, at 7:30 o'clock A. b., GUsTAyE Leblanc,
aged n years and six months.
WHEREAS, 1t has seemed good to the Almighty
Disposer OF events to remove from our midst
our late worthy and esteemed fellow. member.
Gustaye Leblanc, and
Whereas, The intimate relations long held by
the deceased with the members of the Bad
Boys Base Bali Club render 1t proper that we
should place on record our appreciation OF his
service as a faithful member and bis merits as
a man; therefore.
+ Resolred That we deplere the loss of Gustave
Leblanc with deep feelings of regret softened
only by the confident hope that his spirit is
with those Who having fought the good fight
here are enjoying perfect happiness IN better
| world.
Resolved. That we tender to his afflicted rsla-
| tiyes our sincere coincidence and our earnest
sympathy In their heavy affection.
| Resolved, That copy of the foregoing rsso-
lutions. signed by the President and certified
| BY the secretary ba transmittee to the rssatIVes
/ Of the deceased b. the Secretary.
| LOUIS MELANCON. President.
Jso. u. BOURGEOIS. Secretary.
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Fine Farm for Sale.
A Splendid Bargain.

a SpIenuIu
vUyHE small plantation situated on the left
IL bank of Bayou Lafourohe about niue 70
t 1ea1M late GerVais Gauthrean1 ST. and known as
= Persimmon Flat !" is offered for sale on req g.
sonable TERMS The place contains about s oo
in frst-class order-having been recently re-
noyated and repaired as good as new-a double
cabin, stable and out-houses. large number 81
full grown pecan trees and other valuable al
A splendid place for dairy. marketzgarden'
stock Or sugar farm.
For terms and further paFtlcularssa pRly TO-
ddra.a G. KLINE,
"ooA GOO Donaldsonyille, La.
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publishing last week the extracts
from tho record upon which the old
Democratic parish committee bases its
claim to. control the party affairs in
Ascension, we omitted the call for the
Congressional convention of 1880. In
order to make the record complete as
desired by the committee, we 'republisl1
the extracts with the omissionsof last
week supplied.
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picnic under the auspices Of Persc-
yerance Fire Company No. 2will be given
on Monday next at the Buckner place,
on Bayou I.afonrehe, about two miles
below Dolaldsonville. Blue Bucket Fire
Company has been invited to attend and
will DO well represented. The tiremen
will march to the grounds accompanied
ny the st. Joseph Brass Band. We wish
them and their friends a joyful time.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.
TO ADVERTISERS.

simultaneously with the opening Of the fall
business season we are pleased to announce that
we have largely increased the edition OF the
CHIEF to meet the demand and supply stand
ing order for three hundred extra copies each
week. Merchants and business men will ind
this n most favorable time for inserting their
advertisements in our paper. We insure them
large and general circulation in Ascension and
neighboring parishes, and confidently claim
that there is no other advertising medium IN
lower Louisiana-with the exception only OF
the leading New Orleans papers and the State
official iournal--that offers advantages equal to
those possessed by the CHIEF.
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Registration Notice.
To the Voters Of the Parish Of Ascension

lO bUC UL6lS VI bao i h1IoA Va AAoSoAAaSASA>s
DoNALDsoHvILLE, Aug. Is, 1882
DIJBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
i undersigned YAK Assessor and eT-otc'o
Supervisor Of Registration of the Parish of As
cension will In conformity with law attend at
the following places for the purpose OF revising
the registration of this parish. trcm O'Clock
A. H.. to P. 81, and from P. II, until o CLOCK
P. NJ: - 81.
Donaldson7ille Monday, September to Bat
urday September O. inclusive.
Duffel's store. first Justice ward Monday and
Tuesday. September IL and II.
Mccall Brothers, second ward, wednesday,
]. Onbre's 8, second ward Thursday and Friday.
September IL and Is.
Armand Richards, third ward, Monday, Sep
Dufossat Grigoire's, third ward. Tuesday.
September 10.
hero. rr,a
| Friday, September Il and ".
| ResI Turoaud' . warehouse. sixth WARD, Mondag
| and Tuesday September Is and %.
| Opposite Donaldsonviiie sixth ward, "ednes-
/ kenner's warehouse, seventh ward, Friday
| and Saturday, September 2aand 30.
| New River Lane. eighth ward, Tuesday and
| Wednesday, October and 4.
| Up Landry's ballroom, ninth ward, thurs
day and FRIDAY. October and t.,
Solomon Barmon's. ninth ward, Saturday. oe-
Vickner Bayou Landing, ninth ward, Monday,
! Herculs Landry's, tent, ward, We<ine=a.ss,
Opposite Port Vinsan'. tenth ward, THURSDAY
October II.
uonaIdsonvslie. To-day, Ustcesr ii. 70 :. faif
dlst oeso'ef = iAsA1s.ss DoDD SMITH.
! Aasesse- and En7s-T.sof Of isesastzzs-ss'-:-
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A Card.
EDITOR CHEF
PARISH OF ASCENSION, |
Sent. IL, 1882,

EDITOR CHIEF:
Whereas, there has been put il circulation e q
neighborhood in which I live had committed
an assault on me when cutting wood back OF
my field IL the woods, I hereby certify that
I was attacked with fever which caused me to
become delirious and caused me to tell to per.
sons that came to sec me and cause those
persons to circulate that Mr.. and Mrs; LeBIane
had attempted to assassinate me. Now, de
clare that no such thing ever occurred and hope
the public will rest assured of the fact that Mr
and Mrs. Stanvilie Leblanc never done an.
thing to me and we never had a hard word ane
are GOOD friends now and have always been.
THEODULE LANDRY.