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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-11
THE MAIN LINE.

A0" mA1N LINE.
1t seems that the main line of the Il.
G. r. & N. is to be to Sioux Falls. and
Luverne is left on a stub. Luverne
used to crow over leaving Worthine.
ton on stub. The Rock Rapids Re.
view says:
When several weeks ago the Rock
Rapids and Sioux Falls papers said
that the Sioux Falls extension of the
Is. G. r. & n. would he made the main
line. Luverne and PipestOne papers
pooh pool,ed. and made fun. Now We
learn that passengers from the east for
Luverne, Pipestone and Watertown.
change cars at Ellsworth, while those
for Sioux Falls. hardwood and Rock
ltapids, go straight on through.
1--WE are coming Father Abraham
30O, 900 more" to indorse the good and
effective qualities of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup in every case Of Cough, Colds,
As cure for chapped and chafed
hands nothing equals the cefebrateo
salvation OIL. For sale by all drug
gist*. Price only Is cents a bottle.
Mrs. l.. B. Kniss was. elected county
superintendent of schools in Rock
county. The women turned out and
voted enough votes to change the re-
suit and elect one OF their sister wo-
men. Do you see what's comingo
''Dinna We hear the slogan?'' There is
a new factor emerging into our politics
which will, we hope, effect it for the
better.
A CAPTAINS FORTUNATE DISCOVERY.
Capt. Coleman, schooner Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic City and New
York, had been troubled with a cough
50 that he was unable to sleep, and was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. It not only gave
him instant relief, but allayed the ex.
treme soreness in his breast. His chill
dren were similarly affected. and a
single dose had the same happy effect.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman house.
hold and on board the schooner. Free
trial bottles of this standard remedy at
G. W.Sm,th's drug store. 4
The Slayton Gazette gives the major
ity in favor of removing the county
seat from Currie to Slayton at POS. The
Currie Minnesotian claims it for Cur
rie by a majority Of 80.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-11

The congressman from Minnesota
recently elected stand about rs fol.
lows:
First district Wilson, democrat.
3.OS1 majority.
Second district-Lind, republican,
1856 majority.
Third district-Mac Donald, demo-
crat, ,228 majority.
Fourth district-Rice, democrat, A.
$50 majority.
Fifth district - Nelson, republican,
no opposition.
We have nothing against Mr.. Ander-
son, who will make good sheriff, but
we don't think WOrthingt0n did the
fair thing in not supporting Mr.. Bry-
An, the regular nominee, and who was
nominated by Worthington men at
their cOnventi0n.-Ellsw0rth News.
That is just what comes of having
two candidates in your own town. III
graham was before the Republican
convention, failed to get the nomina-
ton, went back home and came out to
beat his own townsman, Bryan. Why
blame WorthiDgton2 She cast Is:
votes for your Grand Prairie cahdi.
dates for sheriff and ia for one of her
own citizens. Nothing could be fur
ther from right than to blame Worth
ingtOn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-11

The Slayton Gazette gives the major.
ity in favor of removing the county
seat from Currie to Slayton at 2O5. TIE
Currie Minnesotian claims it for Cur
rie by a majority Of 80.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-11
COUNTY NEWS.
LORAIN.

Mr.. Vosburgh has threshed his
grain.
: Mr. Tharpe's 3 renters are plowing up
considerable land.
Mr.. Foss is buying up calves.
B. Barleyseifen. who had his house
burned last week, is building again.
He needs bedding. as all his goods
were burned.
Election is over and some of those
who got left don't feel bad.
When are we going to have our Her
sey road laid out? Farmers feel as
though it ought to he done right away.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-11
THE MAJORITIE6.


The election table given elsewhere
shows that McGill's majority over
Ames in this county is 255; Lind's over
Bulls is 235; Browns over Bloom is
1000; Lows over Tuttle is 1,O92
On county ticket the majorities are
frequently minorities. that is, those
elected go in upon minority. Mills
is elected auditor, but he has 297 votes
less than the other candidates. An
derson Is elected sheriff, but has 60
votes less than the other two candi-
dates. Johnson is elected register Of
deeds but has 238 less than the other
three. Stevens is elected clerk Of
court but has 465 less than the other
three. For the rest they go in mostly
on fair majorities.
VOTE IN W0RTHINoTON AND
ADRIAN.
The election table which we publish
elsewhere is a very suggestive table
and worthy of careful study. Nearly
every figure is eloquent with a story Of
faithfulness and treacllery, of fairness
and prejudice.
Take the vote in Worthington and
Adrian as only one of the suggestive
features, and see how Worthington
stood true amid all the lies and the
howls, raised to make Adrian solid
against US. Then look at Adrian's
vote as an example of unfaithfulness
and Of bitter, crazy, unjust prejudice
against Worthington, and of treachery
to every friend and every promise
made.
= wOETIl1N TONS VOTE.
For the two west end men, both the
choice of Adrian, Worthington cast
For Moberly 20G votes.
For Campbell 2l9 votes.
While Adrian herself cast for her
own men-
For Moberly 142 votes.
For Campbell ia votes.
Thus Wo:thington cast more votes
for Adrian's men than Adrian cast
herself.
Now look at the other side and see
the difference bet ween good faith on
the one hand, and the violation of ev-
cry feature Of good faith on the
other.
Adrian cast for Wort'.ington men,
regular nominees, whom Adrian help
cd to nominate
For Miller 2 votes.
For Johnson , votes.
For Heron vote.
Paste this up for future :se and ref
erence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
$50 REWARD

By resolution. ur soimous.y sdoi ted ey th l.si mee-fnE of Its Executive Com m ttie THE ,NAPAi szOCk GROWkkS- A>So- CLAYTON hereby ofeFs stsnilne reward D! One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the d S.ec- ton les.-lag tn the arrest an convlc;iolfcl any person Dr Persons guilty Of stes hug cattle or horses tfiOaginZ 10 any meu Der oft ts Association; CT fo inforioztio le e1diHg to tte ares; ana conviction of any person or Ter. son. gully of marking. brGna:Bx or ma L. ciousiy kiiiing live stock belonging 10 sny me n Der of the Assoesaiion.
 N.E. E.HaZkLlISE, Secretary,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

Referring to the Cou;i:r's recen: cii. icisn of Deies.t. Bean for nos having secured Get ii postll facilities for thi territory, the Tucson Ch.zen says: "Ths Cgurer h reminded that Cot. Bean Is ncttieppstn,s,:r general. Is attention is also called [, tae fac, th,. the demo. cranc potnlt.r general las curtailed the poili ssryi;e, a.-os. ,u proii oi- lion, in nearly every portion Of Arizona. in sps. of the almos. uaani nous prctes- ta,ion of the people. and the appeals O, our delegate are me- with deaf ear. 1T strong contrast to the acton of the late republican posin,st-r general when the former democratic delegsi: made bis request"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

feenix. asrieop,, Co, Arizona Territory
 August. .i b. i-e5.
 To J. F. Q. Atchei, hs Le.rs, sss z aE Seyl Ieprt rtsentxtiye:
 You are hereby no'ised hat the c nsoi- pted ExcaTsioa Mining Conosey have ex- ked-d one handi ed (si0ol do Ia e in llbor nd improve ments upon Tn. S3mm Mining Iaim, lDcsfed ssrch 23i, is-3 recorded Mac g. ,ss3. h book i1. of Miaes, Pss , 6 of kecos ds f Ysvapx; county. Arizpn Ter rifory. .siiu ted ab5us ], so yards sou oi the wagsu Toad running from Logan ts Green Valley, in G-eea Valley Ms:i@g Distract, Ysvspsi cou,Iy rrizona Territory, as viii appear by certificate 1ie5 ihe 26sa d5y oi August, io>5. in ihs oficr of the Escor i-r of YzssFsi esuniy, in orcer 10 he d sLe ran - es under the pgoSisi n Of See;iLn .3 !, E-- yi.el S.x,a,es of the CDi. q Stsies b-IIg the ,aoGat repaired to hold lie ssme for ii- wear enc Dee, m per 3i, Is aHi if sistia ninety days ,fier in s ioice by Iuo.iea;io n. nu f.ii or refuse to csntribats your prag. q iiop of such exsendi uIe ss 70 owBer. youf psefes; in ssid dam vii bees In vrrI- CT v of the .utScr n. under said ciion 23.3.
 Co0so.idated ENcur.ien Niuiag 70.
 bs HLabERf II LOGAN.
 Aug J 9Ji Attorney IL fact
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
TAA T,>e,o S.,y GLs a.. >o,-ar.,

The Tucson Star like is congener ir Preset, squrms 1ndsn1rls .. the yeput. Iiean platform as though l, touches s tender spa, n is seaAbii,ies. Refer,ina to it the Ci..z.a slys: "rae,e IS s,ms-
 thing. however, in,he republican platform tha. absor5s the en:re at,ertion ct our democratic contemporary. l, mus, be a .tlnding menace 10 the great unwashed iha: i: irri,I:es .ilt mi ;sr.d-j eiem.n,
 50 greatly. The S,ar takes i, UT, a plank ss time; says i: IS no, wha, i, is p.i,,ed. and then proceeds to scold i, G:ks ii. shakes | and even btes ii, and thsn looks :, the thing wth a wonder if anybody will see the p'ia,s Of Its venomous teeth. The blanks are all there s.iil. and they are sound and intac,
 ard full of D.: i1itism and good sense.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

 he head, the wits ! fluid passing rnecsers' . tn the urine, arJ many other dissSsss lhA' ,asd to insAHi. end death.
 Or. Xsusfe, wcr ts regular Sraccatea pay ssc1an, win agree ,o fo-lsi- Eve henurrss dei' lago for c case os tais Kind re 't$i As<t9g.. five (uncsy his special siyice a-a tr1ssi tas nt. Vili not gre or for anything .ua pure or irJes- ioca fouu l. Dr. M niie treats all priSste piseases essfnily, without mercury. ton. o0lfatfon -rct 4 toorosFE srSE1tn stlon a,so advice acIuo ng anaiysts or urlre. So- Pftct .f Vital Restorative. sl 5s bor1le, orfcrr m the quantity, 6. senE Q any Sd1Tess ufoh fr- s,etpS of priee, or c. o. b. secure ftom onssr satfou. and In private nsSse. tE desired, Q! s E NINTIE. NJ. D.. Nc. n kea.uy street -on PraDcisco. Cal.furnis.
 pr Niniie's Kidney R~msty, M hEII
 UN. cures all kinds of kidney and bladder Somplainfs, Gooo-rhoea, lssUccrrnoea, Gles 1r sale by all druggists, sl bottle, SIX DO
 Dr. 1,nti-'s pANDELI0N PILLS are Ire
 ot and che pest dys9eps4s and bilious cHTt .she market. Yoc gale by all drUggisIs.
 "sanpie bottle free, sent or appic.fo o T letter. stating symptoms. sex and age. Cen aunieatious strictly confidential
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
S25O REWARD!
Prescott, 4. T.,

Pre<cott, A. T.,
 Ausust II, 1886. A reward of two hundi el and fifty d dcllars is offered by the County ot 1avapai, Territory of Arizona, for the arrest and con. viction of each and every ore of the murderers of BARNEY MARTIN and Family, at Negro Wells, Maricopa Co.,, about three weeks ago.
 ". J. MULvENoy.
 Sheriff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
The Great EngIish Remedy

ysa neFe laif4.F sEi ( sar Nerve Iebiiifs Exhausted NttziIfS SeaioSt V eAk . e-
 SE.er-i isfSrTtoez. Losi ssr.iood, iupeieney. Psrzlys,s, end all tbs ssg-ttie eGec oi sell sf.u-s, yo1thfui .oiiiss, and exces-eS h ID atcIt yssrS-sucn Es less (;
 nelnary ,isssifact. noe. tnrpal essissicns, aver .-.s ..f vaxory ngsses ID
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

After holding oa 10 office Tor an indef- ni:c rericd of twelve or fourteen years, F.. J. Cook, will be requested on the lst of January next 10 make an account O: his stewardship and eoun. o,er the le.p,e's money 10 his euccesscs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
4. Csrringtion, superintendent of the

X. Carringtion, superintendent Of tn stage company this morning started :hcir stages to the end of the P& A.C RR. This evenings stage will arriv. ;ro:n Ash Fork, bu. hereafter they vii connec: with the branch road. Mir Darlington wen. out on this morning.: Coac.. ;o establish tho new stations and arrange time schedule for the new route. TLc distance 10 the present ter minus is ..eou: the same as to Ash Fork a,t',c.ch .Le route Is over much better read. He change VIII make differenc. .in iarc C; s20l, 10 points cast and west being th,: much greater to the cast and a reduction of similar amount 10 the west.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
FRoN THURSDAYS DAILY.

4AS& AhSASbat DSsA-ss
 TD.vanDevoort has taken
 on the P. & &ACRR.
 The territorial board of education will hold a meeting next Monday.
 Candidates, to insure their election should purchase their clothing at the Lion Store.
 Any one in doub. as to the best ticke. Co elect should vote straight republi. can ticket.
 Articles of incorporation of the Gro Fino placer mining company have been fled for record.
 We have beea informed that C. w. Beach has sold the old Miner type to J. Fl. Marion, of the Courier.
 There w.ll bc ladies' class formed at the dancing school on Saturday evening. All are requested 10 attend
 We arc pleased to record the names oi . number of new subscribers to both the Daily and Weekly JoURxAL-MISER. thanks to our irlends-
 Wells H. Bates and wife arrived from the east Last evening and are domiciled as Major c. P. DAke's.
 W. C. Bashford & Co. during the past few days have added q car load of sugar to their immense stock Q: general mer chaEdise.
 4 icei for an ia.eres. in certain min- ing property from Warren Cullen 10 the Oro fino placer mining company has been fled to- record.
 The CAbine. saloon, Messrs. kastnsr & Thoracs psoprie.ors, will be opened this eveaiug. Miss Annie Robinson, celebrated pianist and vocalist will favor thc patrons of the place with instrumen- tai and vocal music.
 Thc JotrNaLM,YEE will go right along publishing the news and working for the alrancement of Arizona and Yayapai county in particular, and con tinu. in every respect. as it has been for several years, the leading paper of Ari- zona. regardless of the oft reiterated false hood concerning the proprie.orship of it. That he, like its author. has become 60 oil and stale tha. it Is emaciated.
 s. 4. Henezey the Turkey Greek mining man writes thai he expects to return 10 the t,rEitory about the frsi Of November.
 Hon. T. J. Butler, az q member of the territorial board of eiuca.ion. has receiv- ed one ot Whites physiological mani kins. a very unique device which shows the various parts of the human system as they appear in perfect health, also as they appear whan attacked by disease The publishers desire their introduction into ihe public schools of this territory as an aid to the study of physiology and hygiene. I've suppose i, is all rish. for a so- called newspaper to do what it can, ie. ultimately, to advance the interest of this town --and section" Of course i. is, ani rs hop. o1. contemporary which styles itseli q newspaper. will pitch, n an assist the JOURNAL MINER in working up boom for Prescott and Yay.pai county. The board of supervisors will meet in regular quarterly session next Mon- day. The administrative sale of real estate l of the Moeller estate which WAS adver- tised to take place to-day has been post poaed until Wednesday November Sd. MrsF.G.Parke is dangerously i'll and is being attended by Dr. McCandless of l Prescott and Dr. Alexander of Whipple, medical director of this department and Dr. C. C. Barrows, Surgeon [. $. army
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
K A MAIN

0UsOSSOsb~SSt tJ>HHS VI VII - ttrf-nSs espi Es-s Esst of Csisa-o. aat sztrrcrs lasi st ter=a,a-i p,.l,sw--t sssrh CT sosttsr-t, | tis ~htch iariies ssdfa1. -f0s t--r r- t-c in ssss- dir-ction bccwecn fa A ll-nt-- = tl-r--e- -
 as s5st sss sI ssisw rs1 L. I .sss fa eo. sei.s s-a Rock fsiaa-. tn Illinois. DsreEDest. ssc-t.ne srty io1s cy Dc NSines, iaG.s-oia W i.,crlet A. isn.lr Enoxvis.e sdzbon Harlan, cuthr.es atFr art Coaa-t. B-,s I, loss: Gaila,.n 1-s-top si so-ern. sas A,-aL 1, kan.as; Alirr: La. rlae5rei-s snt
 Tho Great Rock lSi-nd Eouto travsi ever i.- I,s ro.ab-d tao-oyi n,ssll- It's trarf is of heavy s:,c It's hrseScs se scd sse-7ss si ss ises .sa .sa .,I ,s s,E ss is.s gar.haaIs.l Venas -s -Te=tct t- sxferslrr r-yet ,sisass is e sr s: < - s iHS y-y of f,s passenger n;noato- is rae.u--c1 n h. Eess-ea:Sryas7ed n tss sSr.s: .,.. .---, riT-r ca of Co-1fo--abe Dc Coace .rl=-ls4ceas Puliraaa P-i.se Pa-.s- ani sieep.ag osEe elsgaHs csrs-o. sI }sSss Htehisoa srss Kansas c.sy-Essl.a lssii-iny CN-ir Cara
 The Famous Albert Lea Rcuto .pos aa4 U Pal Ger is;s T0-is sol.a Gat ESFress Tra.1s Yi caiiy Ire e-rnT-gr rssoTt- pc--flzq-s 9s...;is, als ha2 td i5s 'S,,es , q l51 sst ri9r pat1.a are r-lc.sed VI y ateTtcv 4 sc=-. dc-.r.sls r0zte via sc5eca snl kznE-Eee. G-{o- aiaa.75,-I Lafayci-e E-.t c5-1.i Eirr E. < -is. A.-i.ssl, feave-srso--S. l-rr -s S-- 1--l tsi = Pal A s5 - f;5,,s- I's ari e.e- rsss fSe, eJs.zis Il caplr5e of Iocs i-lant train cc-igr. srgsstI soe,T1ssy fri f,Is.y "a, s'ss rs-srt C-s-r- i- tae C,i-es Stltc5 .-l Caz-u. any desircd information adt-crs.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

UpI7na and 'ee,svs ire eosil5 6os n hlZEoI scs i. VI lss y ill h.i! y.1 ehsn spy n.ng else Ia titis gDrl either sex sncc rom st our he lr SC f {" for.oas op-ts before tHe w0rS : 0stL tefv sure A.s oacs h dr s~ IT O.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
New York o6lce, lSS Broad vav.
 HENRY R. MURRAY. NanaRes

UUI sdssos Co. .rosisaa. N.i.:. si,l r.s.i.s I-Hu III free fall infornasio. sbous vo<t VhieA "IlI tsv can so. ..d live q hcns. .rs.. .ii,p.y sarned Ssl h day Ehher el yozne ssh Csestal ras rrQarea Yon ere are1 free rhore vho stan c ss shso, utely surs q snux uffis fsrtssA An as2
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-27
Opinions Of the Press,

St. Mary Review An old gen
tlepen was in our Office one day
tnis week, and remarked that lie
had voted only once since the war,
and that was for GoYeruor Frank
Nichols. And" he added, II will
never vote again unless Frank is a
candidate"
Louisiana Journal j: Ex-Governor
Nichols has addressed the people
at a nnmLer Of points in the southern
portion Of the State, and at every
place where he appeared he has
created enthusiasm among The PEG
pie. General Nichols is not a
brilliant orator, perhaps not even
a great statesman, but he is the
most distinguished representative Of
the cause Of pure and honest gov
eminent in this State. and for this
reason the people hold him in the
highest esteem and delight to honor
him. There is no purer or incor-
ruptible man than Francis Il.
Nichols, and he possesses a daant-
less courage which prompts him to
attack the wrong where ever it may
he found. LouisianiaEs honor
themselves in honoriDg Nieholls.
The Iberville South: The numerous
friends of Gov. T. T. Nichols are
urging him to announce himself as q
candidate ths for Governorship of
Louisiana. No one vii gainsay the
fact that General Nichols is a
pure and true man, but he has
many sincere friends who do not
consider him q statesman and
moulder Of public opinion. He is
too easily swayed by his personal
feelings,
Yes! The South i. perhaps right.
We know enough OF Gen. Nichols
to say that he has a strong personal
dislike to everything and every.
body that 10 low and despioable.
He could not be easily moulded by
pot,house politicians into any
conceivable shapes, az some of Lou
isiana's Governor have been. and
that probably explains the South's
friendly OBJECTIONABLE Charles
Commercial.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-27
AVIS AUX HABITANTS
COToNNIERS

Nous sommes lei pour roster.
Nous vonlous votre cotton, ct, nous
raierons lie Plus haut prix du mar
che compliant. Venez voir notre.
el6vateur, examiner notre balance.
Mons pesons yotre coton--nous lie
d6chargeons sans Outrage ct sons
charges ; NJ pesons vos wagons,
nous vous Demons lie reen, ct nous
payons compliant pour votre cotton.
Ne vendez pas avant de nous voir,
car nous payons plus que vous ne
pouyez obtenir a%illeurs, au comp
tant comprenez bien, nou vous
demons pas de marchandises, nous
n'avons pas de magasin, ct nous ne
vouions pas de bons chemin a notre
moulin a cotton. Nous paieroDs jus
qua nouvel ordsc 500 90 lie miller
pour lie cotton en- grain, ceci est
compliant.
MAXWELL & PUTNAM,
Rose Hill Plantation.
% octobre 1856.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-27
N 7 | C {.
TO COTTON SELLERS,

We are here to stay! We want
your cotton, and will pay highest
market prices ccsh. Come and see
our Elevator, examine our scales.
We weigh your cotton, unload it
without work or charge, weigh your
wagon, give you your receipt and
pay for your cotton in cash, DO not
sell until you see US, as we will pay
more than you can obtain elsewhere
in cash. Understand, we give you
no goods, we have no store, and
don't want any Good roads to our
Gin. We will pay until further
notice (S22.0W Twenty-Five Dollars
per thousand pounds for seed cotton.
This is CASH.
MAXWELL & PUTNAM,
at j. HENRY PUTNAM,
Rose Hill Plantation.
October %, 1856.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-27
NOTICE.
Land Office at New ORLEANS. La.

October, II, 1885.
Notice is hereby given the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge
OF in his absence the Clerk of the
District Court at Abbeville, La, on
Saturday. December II, 1856, viz
Salvador Hebert, who made Home
Entry No. 6l26. for the Southwest
quarter of Northwest quarter Sec. 7,
T, IL South Range ! East La.
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of said land,
viz :-Euclide, J. Meaux William
Meanx, Joseph Toups Joseph |
Broussard, all of Eermiliop Parish,
La.
THos. J. BUTLER, Register.
October. 80. 1886.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-27
NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, La.

Land Office at New Orleans. La.
October, rs, 1886.
Notice is hereby given hal tie
following named settler has fled
notice of his intention to make Anal
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Judge Or in his absence the
Clerk of the District Court at Alb
bev;lle, La, On Wednesday Deem
Der 8, 1885, viz:-Alexander G.
Foreman. who made Home Entry
No. 5424. for the East half of
Northwest quarter Sec. l, I. IL,
South 2, East La. Meridian.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation Of said land,
viz Preston Spell, Thomas Spell.
Elias Spell Neville Faux, all Of
VerlDilion Parish, La.
THos. J. BUTLER, Register.
October, 80, 1885.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-27
NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VERMILION.
25th Judicial District Court.

25th Judicial District Court.
To Olidon Broussard, Desire 0.
Broussard, Carmelite Broussard,
widow Of Joseph Duhon, Adeline
Broussard, widow Of Alexandra Oar.
tez, ST., Arena Bronseard, wife of
Aristide Picard, Idolie Broussard,
wife of Numa Dnhon, Elizina Brous-
sard, wife of UrsiE Duhon, Eloi
Broussard and Placide Broussard,
all majors; and the following minors
through their tutors, to Wit /: OZea
Duhon, Natural TutriK to the minors
Edita, Clarice. Elizabeth and Edna
Broussard; VIM Suits, natural
tutor to Joseph Suits, Vanie Suits
wife of Haynes Foreman, and Numa
Fontenot, ST., natural tutor to Nuyha
Fontenot. Jr.
Yon will please take notice that
pursuant to an order of the Honl.
25th District Court for the parish Of
Vermilion, the undersigned will on
Tuesday the 18th Cay of January
1887 proceed to prove up and re es.
tablish his title to the folloWing des-
cribed property, to Wit:
A certain tract Of land situated
in the parish of Vermilion, contain
ing one hundred and sixty arpents,
more or less, bounded north by An.
tome Denis Traban, east hy the
bayou Vermilion, south by Olidon
Broussard and west by Joseph Bon.
hommc, haying . front on said
bayou Of Ave arpents by q depth Of
forty arpents; said tract Of land
having been bought ny me or the
10th day Of August 1861, from Mrs.
Uranie Landry, widow Onezime
Olidon Bronssard, since deceased.
for the price and sum M thousand
dollars which has long since been
paid.
Abbeyille, La. Nov. 6, 1886.
ONEZIME d. TRAHAN