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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01
WANTS..

NOTICES OF not more than twenty i've words
n wall he inserted In this column for one week
free of charge. For cuCh Insertion thereafter
"a charge of twenty five cents Will be made.
OST About Sept Ist. IA black boar pig six
! J months old. The finder will be literally re
wur4cd JouN T.. KEEPER, Diamond Grove.
| OST-In Tie city Of Mineral Point on Saturday
l. night. u watch guard with black ribbon and
gold buckle a Grape ribbon aud few small
links ur chain aud small compass attached g.
The finder win be- duly rewarded by leaving the
Same at tie Democrat Office.
WANTED 70 SEII.-As l iuteRd leaving
W Mineral Point offer for sale my two houses,
one II brick house with ten rooms, and II good
burn ON corner OF Chestnut and Fountain streets,
and the other situated south of the old cemetery,
with seven rooms good cellar and barn ana two
lots The property win be sold ut n bargain II
taken soon. Also some household furniture and
stoves cheap WV. TEAsDALE.
no RENT-Or for sale, the james A. Plat resi-
| denCe. on the corner Of Front and Wisconsin
streets. Far particulars apply To bclos 7. Beech.
| r buying goods. writing to advertisers asking
| for circulars, or ordering anything advertised
in these columns, YOU Will confer great favor
both upon the paper and the advertiser by al
WAYS mentioning The Iowa County Democrat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01

The undersigned have formed 4 cO-partuership
for the purpose OF conducting firstclaSs general
meat market at the old stand OF :. d. Lanyou *
Co. Asking a share of the public patronage we
remain GRIBBLE K GRANLfE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Simon d. Lanyon and Richard f. Gribble, doing
business under the firm name oil 5. d. Lanyon x
Co. has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent, Mr. LanyOu retiring from the firm. All
parties knowing themselves indebted TO the
above firm Will please call and settle at once,
as all claims due said firm must be collected.
Dated Sept. -, 1886. SIMON D. LANHON.
RICHARD L. GRIBBLE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01
THE DAILY STAR.

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in an attractive form. Its special correspondence
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Dublin is a Commendable feature.
At Washington, Albany, and other ccnters
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THE STAR, furnish the latest news by telegraph.
It's literary features are unsurpassed.
The Financial and Market Reviews are unusually
full and complete.
Special terms and extraordinary induce
ments to agents and canyassers.
Send for circulars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul R'y.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AT MINERAL POINT.
LEAVE. ARRIVE,
Passeu .40 .........93O . N
80 q m ....-....oyJ p N
Accom- and Mail .....l 80 II ~ q IN
Passengers arrive in Milwaukee and Chicago
and IL 80 . m and 2:i5 n, respectively.
Passengers for Plattevllle make best connec-
tions by leaving at $50 a 10, and 30 p M for
Monroe and Warren at $40 a m and 80 p N
for Shullsburg $40 a m. \. II. SNOW, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01

I uST - About sept. lst. black boar pig six
t. months old The finder will be literally re
wnracd tuuN r. KEEPER Diamond Grove.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01

no RENT-Or for safe, the james A. flatt resi-
| denCe on the corner Of Front and Wisconsin
streets. Far particulars apply To Bclos 7. Beech.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
bsriss prouiiorii9e 3ufabrtsramps bur9
cine ar6Bere bsfinitiue eristt.

berise prouiiorii9e Sufabrtsrampe burt
cine SroBere bsfinitiue erisst.
@tner Srau In gru3ten 1T BAG
OienitmdSden, cine 8aiie pom gidborf,
nit benz @slo unb BEN RIei6unssitiifen ber
5erri4aft bur9sesansen.
2uremburg. @m Is. g(pril 9(benbS
nod Der Rammeriisung, In pel9er ber
Sau Der Secunbarbabn potirt wurbe,
reiften bic &ebtnser, wslde ii9 sablrei9
auf ben Sribanen einsefunben batten, in
fr0bIi9iter Stimmuns mad ibrer 6eimatb
ab, mo lie NIT aIgemeiuem SubeI Der 8es
u0lteruns empfangen wuroeu. Die Wtus
iifseieli9aft bur93os ipislsnb bic Srts
i9aft, SOaeri3ihe tra5ten unb benz sblen
gfaB puroe bic game Ra9t binbur9 trdfs
tisIid suseiprOssn.
Su SabGer lit man nit benz Rir6eus
neubau einen baIben Weter iiber bic @rbe
seIanst. Oieies Sabr feierte Die @es
meinbe Sffern i'm S1uIiaale, nG6ifes
Sabr bofft man nit ber neuen Eir9e fertis
ST. iein.
Sartriusen. Ser 34idbr. S9reis
rer Matb gpen tebrte am Is. gpril aug
Oer Staot fommen6, mo- er sur geidte
mar, IN cine am Sabnbofe gelesene S9ente
elm, weI9e er sesen balb Sebn ubr perIies.
DerIslbe bstrat beim Ga@bauIeaeben bic
ga9n unb i9etit es, baB er ii5 bort nies
berSelest bate unb eiusei9lafeu mar, benu
er wurce pon benz gegeu ii llbr pon Nrlon
tommenoeu S9neasuge iiberfabrsn urb
9~etoStet. Ser S6rper NAT srdEli9 pers
ltimmelt, auf elmer Strefe non tauIenb
Wtetern iaseu SBsile bapon in unb neben
Der Babn umber3eritreut.
Die So. antOn Sieuer aug Gemid
unb &nton S9mit aug Weri6 baben
e~ritsrer bas Ooftorat ber NaturpiIeus
idafteu, letterer bic 6anSibatur Der Seas
turpiheni9aften bsfriebiseno b~efanben.
9uremburg. Cine frente Srau err
ndbrte fi9 cine 3eit lang in 2ursmburs
babur9. baB tie bic Si6ner an6erer 9eute
einfine unb in elmer 0eIifateiienbanblunq
uertaufte, bis fe subli9 pou Der 8olisei
abgefaBt wurbe.
Giuilitaub ber Stabt 2urems
burg.
SterbefdIIe. - gom IL. @pril:
Soiepb Sartmann, alt % g., Gferer,
pobnbaft su @Ooenrotb, &reis Simmern;
pom 12.: '5ranS @i9el Ser5em, aft 70
S., @erber; pom 49,: Setter Saupsi9,
alt SO S., 8eamter Der 9atetpoit.
Civil n b Der Stabt Gid a. 8.
II3ette.
SterbefdIIe. - Bonn 8. Npril:
@eiBserber 9et.. go Sabre aft, 5anbelss
mann. g.: Wi6elau SuIanna, 80 8.
alt, @ittue BON Sobanns Saspar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
Mt 8 d. 8.
Sercinigte Staaten.

9as Ssrru Sobn EouKaint pom
Dubuque ~seeisusts 9olsboot v8bilaSels
pbia" lief am Soantas, ben 8. Mai, Ra6s
mittass, 9e8en einen Yfeiler Der Bride
unb p%sriant. Spater wurbe IS pom
Sampfer .Osrtsr" an QanS sei6lsppt.
0is 25 baraui beiinbIi5en gorbs 8rsnns
boIj i9wammen ~fluBabwdrts.
Serr @itpIas SiIser Don See
lena, Wont.. rsiite mad Qnnabme bes bas
bier tn ben Soma Sron Wcrfs fur i'm ses
bauteu itdblsrnsn 8ootss ON Wontas
2lbenb nod Der Seimutb ;urif. 0as
S9iff wiro ibm na9sei9ift.
8. 9. Saminet aus Wouroe, Mi9.,
lit gum itdbtii9en &npalt erpdblt porbsn.
Wir sratuliren benz alien Sreunbe beitens.
Ger r2e Mars Serolb" i3reibt: Sobn
Simou, Elm etpa 81 Sabre alter iun9er
Mann, Der erit por stpa pterSebu Saseu
aus Nasem, @roBbersostbum 2uremburs,
bier Nnselanst mar, itarb pIOslid 5reitas
gben6 ben 80. Mpril i'm Sauie bes Sars
mers Nif. Steinfort In Srebonia Gowns
ibip. @m Ra6mittas tlaste Der Ssritors
bene iber 2eibidmerSen, @rbre9en ftelte
f9 elm unb als ipater bas llebel ii9 su
peri9limmern i9ien, ma9te ii9 Steinfort
auf ben Wes, einen 9lrSt gu bolsn, bod
faum war ct finfSsbn Minutsn fort, oils
Der 2eibenbe psri9teb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
emrembursii6es aus SeIgien.

Yrte Iterernennun9en unb Ser
i~seunseu. @s famen Der gfarrer, SER
glbtnet pon Wtp (Durbp) mad Ortbo (9as
rO9e), Ser Oeroitte uon Srsur (St. Sus
bert) mad 6ansel GREECE, Ssrr goniion
BON Sibain (9cuGaliSe) mad @ran Wenil
(@reSee), 6err 9amotte pon 9apa9erie
(St. 5ubert) mad Sansiurs2she (6o9es
fort), Serr Merseap, Sitar su Saifna5
als Sitar mad &o9efort. gu Bfarrer
iinb e~rnannt uorben: gu Malsmpre (gres
s6e) ST. Mabcur, Sitar gu Mar9e; su
Wontquinttn (girton) Sr. Spfon, @icar
gu gtbe (Sirton) ; gu WRp (Durbp) .Serr
Saumaiu, 8ifar su ct. Sobannsg pdnses
lift (RatbebraIe) au Sreur (St. Subert)
9r. @renion, Sitar gu &uusiais (SoHes);
gu gaitiuon (8alcourt) Sr. &ibour, gaps
Ian su 5outeneIe @alcourt) +; gu Strains
damps (Sauuiasrs) Sr. 2abape, 8ifar su
WaIonne Wierbs) gu Wosimont (8outls
lon) 9r. Sobp, 8itar 3u &o5siort; gu
2aua9erie (St. puberty 5r. g~nsIebert,
g., &aplan ~ SartsB ernarb {Bierbs) /;
su Srdimont (9ouette) Sr. @nslebert,
Sitar su Sambes; Sr. Subsrt, RapIan
gu Sournal, lit na9 gaIanse (9aro9e)
ueriest worben. gu 8itaren iinb bic Ebeos
logon ernannt woroen: mad 4upelais ST..
Oe9amps nod Mar6e Sr. 0elpaur;
mad TontsneIe Sr. Spneur; nah 8as
itosne ST.. Saleur; mad gtbs Sr. Sabot,
g., mad ct. Sobanns @panseliit (Ratbes
brale) Sr. Sabot, s.; mad Malonne Sr.
Wobimont; na9 Sambes: leg Namur Sr.
Sbirp; na9 Sois:be.Siuers 9r. Si6on.
Der tn &ube # a B psriette Sbers
iripeftor beS Yrimdruutsrri1tes ser Yros
ping S~ursmburs, Serr SsntsIs, 1T mad
turSer Rranfbeit am "a. 4pril su Irlon
seftorbsn. 8ieIe, uisIs Sabre bate er fi9
benz llnterri9t Der Sugenb sepibmet.
@Dse er ruben in SrieSen!
Man i9reibt pom Reufdateau:
0as 8arfet bes bisiisen @eri6tes 1T nit
benz anfiuden Der R5rSer bes SSrifers
SuIes 2uuet pom GuBmange bei5aftiet.
2im 6. @pril bate ii9 Der 8eamte mad
Souiaon in 0ienitssi9dftsn beseben, wels
den Srt er bsS abenbs perlieB. Wtan
lab ibn nm bic senannte Seit BEL Der Porte
de France in Bouiuon gum lesteu Ral.
Wiau iu9te an ben nferu Der Semois,
fanb Die bIutbelefte grapatte, Die Miise,
oas 9eoerseug uno ben Wantsl. DAP bier
elm Morb aus &ade uorIisst, lit unspsis
felbaft, ba Der 8eamte itreus i'm Sienite
mar, uub man linn bss Ssfteren nit benz
Gobe sebrubt bate.
gu aubeI lit Ssrr $. u. S6oon.
brpoSt, S90fie Der @emsiube, i'm Iltsr
uon 76 Sabren ssftOrbsn.
Su IrIon III Serr Seter @aper,
SrieSensridter bsS Gantons Nrlon, SO
Sabre alt, seitorben. Ois Seerbisuns NAT
am 90. april.
Oas 3u9tpoIisei9eri9t ppn
arlou perurtbeilts jinsit bic bsiSsn routi.
nirten Serbre&er unb Iansidbrissn Sisbe,
Eerens BON Settinsen unb Yarai9 pon
Steiniel, peI9e wabrenb msbrersr Sabre
auf Der bslsii9en @rsnss unb I'M @roB:
ber5ostbum ibr itrafbarss Sanbmsrt aus.
iibten, gu 10 Sabren @efansuiBitrafe.
SerrS. Orb an 1T gum S4SiIe be,
@emeinSe Warcourt, i'm ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Msar4e, ernannt worbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11

Mm =. MprtI itarb su 8ettsmburs
Grau 8aronin CHARLES Sacqninot. ssbos
rene Maria Soiepbtne SeIicite golart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11

Der abuotat Ssrr DeIpaur 1T su
antperpen NIT 6rduI. geder sebeiratbst
poroen. Die @erebeli9uns fanb In Der
Sir9e gu ct. Soiepb ftatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11

Sas Sans Ser bptu. 2ominifaner=
Eatres gu minneapolis lit bur6 Oetret
bes Srbens : Generals gum Ranse zines
canonii4en Gonuentss erboben nnb Der
bo9w. 7. u. Sinaban, fsitber 8icar In
Wfempbis, Gem, gum eriten 9rior beiIeIs
ben ernQnnt mprOen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-26

and the circumstance conspired to
afford Adams the revenge he
sought
The subsequent legal proceedings
controversy are familiar to our
readers.
The attitude taken by Adams at
the outset was dictated by preju-
dice, and has, like all of his other
political jobs; served only to con
vince the people that he is a man
of no broad minded ability but
only successful pot house politl-
clan.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
Public Speaking.

Friday last week, Senators r. L. Glib
son and j. B. Eustis and our Democrat
ic nominee for Congress, E. w. Rob
ertson, addressed the public here at
Perrodin's Hall. Considering the short
notice, the busy season among the
farmers, the little interest felt in politics
by our people when there is no general
election-especially as there is but one
candidate running for Congress in this
district, and above all as no barbecue
was given, the audience of ladies and
gentlemen was respectfully large. The
speeches were short to suit the occa-
sion. The tariff question was not dis
cussed, except the candidate for Con-
gress stated he stood upon the Demo-
cratic platform which is sufficient, if he
backs it up with his vote when he goes
to Congress. We suppose the Senators
came along to show themselves to the
people, so they that would not be for
gotten when the time comes to elect
Senators again.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
David Nj. Bull killed by DIR. j.
#. Morris.

Last Tuesday, in the town of Rayne,
DR.. j. F. Morris shot and killed Mr..
David M. Bull. There was feud be-
tween them of several years. standing,
involving the ruin of two families; and
no one here, cognizant of the hostile
relations existing between the two men,
vas surprised when the killing was
announced. We have beard two or
three versions of the killing, which
vary little, and we refrain from Civ
ing any till We have seen the proceed
ings of the coroner's inquest. 1t is
uniformly stated however that DR..
Morris shot him twice with shot gun,
and six times with pistol, hitting him
every time, and that Bull was so dis
abled by Morris first shot that he did
not shoot at all. Morris surrendered at
once and came to Opelousas, where an
affidavit was made against him for
manslaughter and be was let to bail in
the sum Of $4,000. Being charged with
only the smallest offence for killing,
and required to furnish only small bail,
it would seem that the judicial authori-
ties considered the provocation very
great.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
Taco. Chaefaere.

Mr.. Thee Chachere is the veteran
merchant of Opelousas, and one OF the
leading and most prominent ones at the
present day When We came here,
over twenty seven years ago, he was
keeping store at what is now known as
Lefebyre's cerner, where he had long
been established and the first article
OF elething we ever bought in Opelou-
sas. was from him. From long expe-
rience he is thoroughly acquainted with
the wants of the people, and he has
recently laid in large lot of goods
selected specially to supply their wants,
and at such low prices as to enable
him, as he states in his advertisement,
to defy competition Read his ad-
vertisement, which appears in to-day's
paper, and go and examine his goods
and learn his prices.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
No. 14133.
DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OF ST.
LANDRY

! By virtue OF IA Judgment of the Thirteenth
District Court i'll and for the parish % 81. Ian
| dry, rendered in the above entitled c;lse will
sell ut public auction. to the last ana highest
bidder. at tlle Courthouse door in DptOnsits. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER esd, 1856.
| at II O'Clock Il. III the following described tract
of land situated i'll the parish of st. Landry, on
| both sides of Bay on Mallet, about seven miles
west of the tOWu OF OpeloISitH. ~ gre eating
! seven hundred and fifty eight acres and forty
six one-hundreths of an acre. and consisting
| OF the following described pieces of land. to-
wit:
lst All of fractional section twenty -four;
.. Fractional northeast quarter of section
twenty seven:
3. North half of south east quarter of section
twenty seven:
4. North half of south west quarter of sec
tiOn twenty-five;
5. Northwest quarter of section twenty six :;
i. North half OF south west quarter OF sec
ton twenty-siN:
:. South half of north east quarter of section
twenty-siN; and,
8. North half of south east quarter OF section
twenty->A:
All OF sald property being situated in town
ship six south range two east. being the same
property acquired by vendors from Mary T..
Martin widow of Henry S. Moss, per d. A.
Martel, agent, as per act passed before j. l..
Chachere, notary public. recorded in Convey
ancc Book 0 No. at page 527 of the Recorders
Office of st. Landry parish. January 9TH 1884,
Terms-Casl. c. c. DUSON.
Sheriff of the Parish of ST. Landry.
Oct. 235t
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
Robert Chacherc.

Robert Cbachere is one of our young
merchants, who recently built store
opposite the Courthouse square, on the
south side. He has met with remark
able success, and risen rapidly in popu-
lar favor. He deals in groceries, hard
ware, notions, etc. In these lines he
keeps just what everybody wants. One
OF the peculiarities of his store is the
" Ten Cent Department" where every
article, often worth several times as
much, is sold for ten cents. 1t is Won
derful how many useful and necessary
articles can be bought there for few
dimes, that would ordinarily cost as
many dollars. 1t would pay any one to
visit his store for the sole purpose of
examining this department.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30

Christ. Dietlein is the oldest grocer,
or has been keeping grocery store
longer than anyone else, in Opelousas.
AS far back as most of the oldest in
habitants of this part Of the parish can
recollect, he has been engaged in the
grocery business at his present location.
He has not only succeeded in gaining
large and permanent custom, but he
has established an enduring reputation
as an honest man. We have frequently
heard it said that the smallest child, or
the most ignorant person who went
there to buy, received the same consi-
deration and the same fair dealing as
those whose superior age and intelli-
gence enabled them to guard their
own interests. Being honest from
principle, and having established the
fact by long intercourse with the peo-
pie, all have implicit confidence in him.
As he pays no rent, and employs no
clerks, and buys goods in large lots
from first hands, thereby getting them
at the lowest rates possible, he is able
to sell very cheap. AS he gets rid of
his goods very fast, the stock on hand
is always fresh. Goods delivered in
town free of charge. Read his adver-
tisement, and note the free tickets for
drawing of a fine china dinner and
bedroom set, to come off Oh Feb. 1st
next.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
Fire.

Last Wednesday night Mrs. Martha
Parrott's residence and kitchen on Bay
ou Bnuf, were burned, and all their
contents, except two mattresses. The
family We're asleep when the fire broke
out, which accounts for so little being
saved. The ashes from the kitchen
stove had been put in box and set to
one side. and it is supposed some en-
bers were in it, which caused the fire.
Mrs. Parrott has many friends here
who sympathise with her for such a
disastrous loss.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30

Our young friend, and former towns
man, Mr.. A. NJ. Lacombe has set an ex-
ample that all our young men should
follow. Last Thursday he led to the
hymeneal alter one of Opelousas' fair
daughters. During several years we
have had business transactions with
him. and found him always upright
and prompt He now has store seve-
raj miles east of town, and we hope he
and his fair partner will meet with all
the happiness and success in life,
which they 50 highly deserve.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
JUDICIAL. ADyERTIaENEN
DURLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF JEAN BITE. TISANEAU.
No. 4707.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COUET,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

| BY virtue of an order of the Honorable Dis
| trict Court in and for the parish OF st. LandrE,
there will be sold at public auction to the last
and highest bidder by the undersigned adml-
nistrator or any duly qualified auctioneer at
| last residence of the deceased, in Tate's Cove,
Parish OF st. Landry, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th 1855.
the following described property belonging to
| wit:
| l. The plantation upon which the deceased
! last resided, containing about ninety-slX ar
pents, more or less situated in Tate's Cove,
parish OF st. Landry, with all the buildings aud
| improvements thereon, bounded north by lard
OF Mrs. Octave Daire and OF John Ellie, east BY
! land ut LcnOn p. L. FOntenOt, south by Divide
Reed and Onczime j. Pitre and west by One
ZINE j. Pitrc and Gerand Antoine.
= A tract OF twenty-five arpents of prairie
land situated in Tate's Cove, with the bulldinGA
ana improvements thereon bounded north by
| land or >. Haas, south hy land of John Ellie,
east by John Ellie and west by Gerand Antoine.
). A tract OF woodland IN the saline vicina@e,
cont; nInS twenty-five ikrpe1its, more or less.
bounded north ny Henry Charles, east by land
OF Anrelle Doralise, Sonth by Jean Bite. Tlss-
neau. Jr and west by Henry Charles.
One pair Creole mules, one Creole mare, o. .
American mare, one brown mule, one open
buggy, one old wagon, one sugar mill, a lot Of
farming utensils, cross-cut saw, steel MI,
q lot OF household furniture, kitchen utensils,
one clock, II shot gun, one spinning wheel, o. e
loom a lot OF carpenters tools, one cradle and
many other things too numerous to mention
Terms and COnditions-Au adjudcatiOns Of
fifteen dollars and under for movables, pay
able cash; and all adjudications OF movables
above fifteen dollars payable on the first day
Of January next. 1887. The lands payable in
three equal annual installmeDts from the day
of sale, purchasers Of mOvables on credit and
OF lands TO furnish their notes with two sol
vent securities, and special mortgage and ven
doris privilege retained on the lands till final
payment the notes to bear eight per cent. per
annum interest from maturity.
MARK LAZARO.
oct 9-5t Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
R. MOrlahilaveg.

The above enterprising jeweller, at
his establishment on Main street, near
the postoffice, has just received his Fall
supply OF goods, comprising everything
in his line to suit the wants and faDcies
OF the people. An examination of his
advertisement will give some idea Of
the scope of his new stock; and we
advise all TO call on him, before the best
and cheapest articles are disposed of.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30

By virtue OF an order OF the Honorable Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of ST. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned dative
tcstamentary executors, or any duly qualified
auctioneer at last residence Of the deceased, on
Bayou Bruf, Parish of st. Landry, on
TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER I'D. 1856,
the following described property belonging to
the estate of Sophia West deceased, to-wit:
1. The plantation on which deceased last re
sided, i'll st. Landry parish on the right des-
cendins bank of Bayou Bnuf. containing one
hundred and ~lXty acres. more or less, together
with all the buildings and Improvements there
on, bounded north by Jacob Lewis, east by
Bayou Brut south by Homer Savant and 9th
erS and west by james Lewis.
,. Forty head OF gentle horned cattle. five
two gentle mules five head of hogs one old
wagon. one old hack, one buggy and harness,
one branding iron, one lot OF agricultural i'm
plements one lot of household and kitchen
furniture.
Terms and Conditlons.-The movable proper
ty to be sold Tor cash, payable on day OF sale
The plantation to be sold on a credit OF one
two, and three years from day on sale. parcha~
ser to give their notes secured by personal Sc
curIty to the satisfaction OF the executors OF
the estate, and the estate TO retain a vendors
lien and special mortgage upon the land. to ST
cure the purchase price, together with ten per
suit for cOllection-the notes to hear eight per
cent. per abnuln interest from maturity till
paid. JAMES Fl. BALDRIDGE,
LUCINDA BALDRIDGE.
Testamentary Executors.
oct. 2-5t
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
Shot.

Last Monday at Leonville, young
man named Joseph Huval, who is in
charge of the government work of
cleaning out Bayou Teche, and col
ored man named Pierre got to fighting
for some cause that we have not learned
1t seems that Pierre was whacking HUI
val with stick when the latter shot
him through the shoulder with a pistol.
The wound is said not to be mortal.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
Captured.

B. Killabrew, refugee from the At
ciafalaya river district of this parish,
on account of rape, was pursued by
Deputy Sheriffs Writ Collins and jeff.
Thompson and captured last Monday
in Ouachita parish, and brought here
last Thursday.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-10-30
Take R'Ofire.

There Will be Il meeting of the Central ST
Landry Live stock association at the school
House i'll Bellevue on the second Saturday OF
November. by resolution passed at the last
meeting all the members with their families
and invited friends are requested to be present
and bring with them refreshments suitable for
the occasion. After dinner Mr.. &. .tewrtt will
address the meeting Upon Il special topic oi
interest.
\. DIMMICK.
Oct. 23-2t Secretary