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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

n Ra1lrood SDGurphy~ Who G0a'I
re1lsh being He'd % ~ being r.
ported Tor HoPPieon The WoS
with most o. o. their ssCOnverts.
When the Truth = Known.
EvASsvILLE, ospt. 2sth, -.
EDITOD JAsPRB CoUnIER-
DRAs 0GR- Much % ~ surprioe, I
noodescript paper. pobllshed u youl
town, called ssTho TImoo announces ID
ne last week's Issue that can moi sup
port Grover Cleveland for President. =
L6s - ~ ny such seatemeae u 6hlel
y 1aIss en- =. 1 q for CIsvoIssd,s y.
|eleceion from he Top % ~ head . ~
|soloo q ~ 6eet. In saf1rood maa
hsviag charge Of he 4 = s 81. r yard
10 ehIs city. Nov this b ~ he yoor 1ol
r. = mon % Ieave ~ domoorneic parry,
|becsooe The rUpublIcoo Osndl6ofo. NJ
HarFison, D ~ olllorooe 10 ~ =. r
|0en u Iodlana ovog I'D. He ~ o0wsvu
|oppooed or lseogus1a H wontsd "a
|shooe - down bocooso " would ool
WORK 6or songv1llon Wogeo q I'M. "a
|(Fom what ! know shout ne ineeneloos
LOT r. - men wko have heretofore hoeu
|repoblIeans, ths r. r boys Or thls Genl9
|sso Ioa1ed. end anxioosly waiting ~
lsext eloeeIoa Day % sbool hin dow
viii taele oalIota. L0cd ! bow aoxioua
" - = ooys oeo % havo Whaok q
hin ] ] know lhae oobody o Jaopor o.
lIovoe . word (hoe y 49, q ~ SkImoo.
bit tAeo woot o - p1ooo6 q peopce
lIg1e oo6oeo ~ good fFioeds ehefoL
Win ehroo ckonra a. = Gpop a.
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The Hest Physlcians Outdones
,. 4 Csav1o5d, soys: shave I'D ~
WORT form % kcoomo I've yoorA and
found 10 relief IRON 5000 ~ ear bool
phyolcIoos .who have made THE dIeeooo Z
speciality ] was pesouaded - w n
plllon (oxlrsct % Asxl The relief -
|oeIvod We HE charm, and IN we'll.
ehlnk Pnplllon one % TIE blooslngs ol
lho age.s Try PAplllon lextsact Of naxl
Skin Cure When I'll othere I'LL. Large
bottles o.. 4.
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j The rain be- ceased for : few days
and farmsss ere blowing for wheat. and
large quantities Of bone dust are beiDo
s0ld.
| Health q Dot vsry good; among The
IeIck b DR.. Va. Knapp, suffering With
Pneomonis; nay b soon recover 70
help Tie sugsring.
| Many Of our cffisous end young f0lks
la1tended The County Fair s Hunting.
burgh, and returned we'll pleased.
Dr.. 4. vennemsn last week moved "a
TROY, - Spencer Co.. to Try bic Iuch
there among The AFFLICTED. We wish
|him success.
Nearly III the thrsshing machines are
Ist0red away, 70 rest till next season.
few % the fractions ere going 70 run
|saw mills.
DRD. Nrs +. Elmer, wife, OF M
Elmer. age IS years. Of Consumption.
Mr.. John Be0nsoker be- completed
HE new house. and g q quite : MIN
improvement II thai part o. Town.
Busineeo + getting more lively 81
late, especially % Wheat. Mr.. b. Beck.
|man be- rocoivod large quantities. lhlc
week, also TIE too mi1ls-paying iron
loO cts. 70 q per boshel.
i Court be- been busy lately. Mn. "
'lvsnneman brought suit against seyeraI
of Der debeorss and some Others tried
their ssreogth % The wrong plsoe, end
found their pockets minus several dol.
IIass afterwards. That's right boya helr
Ito iscrease the school fund.
District schools are al about 10 TAXI
NJ Emil stevnberg, The driver Or Mia
IL Ruhkamp's Brewery, Il the happy RI
'Iofa bouncing little baby boy, which
makes him smile and trot along Ike I
General.
Miss y. Ruhkamp, proprietor % Tho
Ferdinand brewery, hes renovated her
4 brewery % some extent.
| Lat Friday The pew IN Tie rerdl-
Esd church woso rented out end
bsooghe : large sum Of moooy lor ~
\ ooag1egaejoB.
Many u ouv cltlssss lest vssk vent %
tho Qooen City % visit ~ Centennial.
Among tbem woso Ma Fraocls Son.
dernoa. bos 6sogAoor Mary, oad sou
\ Fgaok: Mia Tuooesmou. Nh. Blckwee.
| mogt end nmllv: Mn. Sophia Thinner.
men. uvR y. 3. Lokea and soa ~.
HERMAN Beskmsss as6 lhmIIv N. /. o.
MILLER sad soss q ~ abost my pr.
sons.
II. Pink Judy, timer. be- sold hIs
Ieeove eod tn eeosa With house, % Leo
Schneider. Ihe fosoes Intends % move
e usssIsgbsrE e sarsy = Bic baslness
= Crssd Rally fshs Dsnosssls next
saturday q ne Gloo Garden. Hoo. J. n.
Willard ood 9. och0ock will ~ lho o..
eso!. e sddreo - pooplo = Esglleh
Esd 0oguoo.
Les svsryoss sone out ga hsas lhess|
Ieloqooot oxpooeoeo o9tho poopIo's d9h(s.|
Pohueo = ~ oc6es = ~ ~. =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

cnr-crrnzn 81 Dsz<rief-Jskn H. O'xesIl-
~ <<narcr Dzhe1< md P<rry-w1rsu A. Trayinr
D<pres<nsafive LAwrsnc>. Orange ~ Dubois-jane
n willard
~ Proserussr M 5sSsciaI cirruis.
JOuN T. BKEIZ, Dnoses Csunty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

49, ~ - 0e444Ee 0%Ves ~ AooOs
EDIroR C0URIER. JAsPER :-1a - much
ss the Republicans are trying 10 manu-.
:6cture some political capital ont OF Z
ctti1en o. Csss Tp., Dubois county, turn
ing Republican, Ne with 10 give the
readers Of the Courier lev fncls. This
gentleman. Lieut. W. y. Kemp. We Z
Lieut. 10 Co. n, 10Th Ind. Cavalry. Near
the Close Of The Way. The Democraes 10
said Co. were given 70 understand, pFi-
vately, that they had 20 pass examine
ti0n 8 20 their Qualificallons but that
ID they would tnrn Republican, they
would not have to paes. Most o. them
passed the examination. but The Lieut..
did not have to pass. He never be- been
: Democrat since, though often making
pretenses. He 70 trying 10 make Repub-
lican speeches IN bic vicinity. II one Of
these speeches b began b. saying be Was
not very we'll prepared 70 make { speech
- be had broken bic half o. 50 acres Of
ground 10 The last two Weeks-yet be
draus pension for rheQmatism. He also
boasts Of reading more than any other
man In the county, and yet bee The audaci-
~ 70 try 70 get IN increase or additlOnal
pension On account Or his eyes. These
facts can b proven By bis relations end
ueighborr, and tbsy ~ Be never We Z
seraiGht ont democrat This d what The
r0publican press calls sturnod Republi-
can % account Of Democratic Proe
trade You need not fear that old Du-
bois eossty will roll up Der usual largs
majority.
Orr VINO Known
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tAke e1y Ncseeneel \ ent1n1.
Hon. Henry Fiuk. receiver Of the
United States land ONCE 81 Lake City,
removes to-day 20 Montrose. The ONCE
hes been changed 70 that point according
10 law, and hereafter he will do business
10 Nontrose. Lake City people have b.
come greatly attached 20 Mr.. Fink By
reas0n Of his superior social and busI.
mess qualifications. and Montrose d very
fortunate indeed 10 securing him for :
|cIsIssn. He h native Of Indiana and
for seven years taught school 10 that
stale. He came to Colombo about .
wear ago, spending much Of HE time In
Lake City and Oursy. NJ. Fink was
admitted to tho bar % Indiana - IN It.
tosney IN 1854, and graduated Ct
the Cincinnati Law college. receiving the
degree Of l. L B.. and 10 which city he
|practiced law before coming 10 Colorado.
He e eminentIy qualified for the ONCE
of receiver, l. prompt. polite and court.
eous Ia All his business transactions, and
above al u strictly honest and reliable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

HUmUOX H0v0ys
c. Hovev vho. until H. - boueht
b Gov. Norson Vim 4 miIiserv com
1870. r lsoa ~ aivavs I rnbid
Drmor-.s. - shown s. ~ n1blie -
~ ssss r. z ~ o.lv 4 ..eiI ooss S~s
80 4 vsrv ~rs~t Hnmhr~.-iosf -
-i~he - ~1nees~6 fro@ 4 20 viIlfn~
AZ IN ~ ne;nc;nle~ ~ pronosIo. Is
~ ermv. fhe EvansviIle Courier II :
Rsen erno.;ng some n ~ pubIIc record.
o~i a korte 80 ~rese - 49, Ana his
1rics6. sooirm. T6af pa6er ~ Geuer-
n n~-.~ s-S ~. fr;sr1s 49, re.enfeS
~ sersrsrr-s AZ Trr Couerrn noon ~
o.hr~rr~. r~cora \. ~ ,oee le:nfeah1e
7~~~~~~-~ ehsf 80 ~ I. Cos~r~.e
- os~-<- - - ~ 1rio16e sRef 49,
49, - - wor,e 49, fRooo sariefnrcs
1Rer - A. 49, 49, eaaeee vhleh knve
~. 49, recss.erv ~ i~nernsivo
~ 6fsfe ~ Indissa $500 hirh u
- ~ a. Cc-.c--.sreR. fs-crs ~
~, - sss 2. - ~ ~. - .ssi,s P.sss
S7S~ Revs sl1evs - eaoselv draw1.
NJ - ~ ~ r-h1ie - ~ Tedia.H
E~~, ~ 49, s~lirs c-h1ie -. $3.50
-Sss~ 4. eski~~ sS~s1fo~S ofev@rv ~
.~s5s.s ce .--s~5ss -Si~S SscSt - 49,
S~ s---s .--s- -s.s - ~ ses.Ssr5e
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

ireland Ledge No, 8oo, =. "a -
Omesrs Sor the ensuing year: :. a.
|Gle1oo, W. n. J. =. Lennon, 8. w.;
RI y. MIlborn, }. ~. II. Kellams, Trees.
". 4. Cooper eec'y. Regular Con. %
Saturday Night prseedisg eaeb fnll
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

Af Lwr<-Ihouns - Cr1b A. Jehn = Lnnb-
IIu< uiaric1-0- , yADcs-
1eccE1 DIs<r<r1- C1flr - Ds11ins-
Ih1rx D1<1rirs-C Charles =. Jsgee<-
vcxr1h us>r<<1-Xi<hola1 C1uDee-
nh U1s1ri<s-Jckn - knGG-
NH D[zlrirc-n111ns ,. Un6y-
1rrrr<1 uls1rir1-Duvi1 q GootinR-
Kirh<h Disfr<c1- 1sepAen - Pus1t-
Xl11n U1xr1ce-1eAl u u<uuE4-
9peeA ri<r<<f-uavi1 . Dy1eman-
xlovon<k D1<txfc1- (oon y. ruFner.
Igcl1<n Dl<1r<r1-Jo1n ~ naM-
11Irteonlh Ussria-x 4 O. rackart-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

CnoUP, WnooPrNG CoVoH and Bron
|ehIsIs imoedialsly relieved By SHILOH
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WIZ WILL ron cUugh when Shiloh
Cure win give immediate RELIEF Prize
10 ct1-, 50 cts-, and q. -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-14

eighty acres more Or less. together With -.
phiidings and sppurtena1 ces thereapto -
l"h2iHg, save and except certain excep.ior.
'nd feservAi "n-. the parties referring 10 ~
siipu asion. contained in the c~ontracs Of ~
~ Enoch Duan aud Burre.I James 10 Hsr,s
\. Coulon, executed before E. Z. LeHisr!
theh deputy clerk OF coaut aud ex ofscio ~
ts-y puAi'c III a al % tie pari-h of LaiourcA.
O. ,tr 18th day of Aegu.r. 1891.
Terms and conCI CHS 81 sale-Cash. 10 -,
shc satisfy The snm of three thousand A.
hu n"ied and -grfs seven dogiar- and n;n.se
hNt eents. with eight per cert. Der aunnm y
interest, from jan, lsss until paid. ,ozcthsr
WI h'e per cent. on the aggregate Of ~
~ NC pal aud interest. as aitornyes' fesa a.
81 q amount. ~h eh raid amount 10 seeund
" az act 81 mortgage, passed on the mn
day OF febrnary. 1884. before Abe, DrvvSs.
a io'ary OF the 'aiy Of New Orleans.
1liEOPHILE THIBODAUY
Ma -eh L., ISIS. SherF
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Louisiana Press Association.

The following ladies and gentlemen
have accepted invitations to address
the Louisiana Press Association at its
meeting at Opelousas CT May LIST
Mrs. Martha R. Field (Catharine
Cole.) of the New Orleans Picayune
Mrs. Ella Bentley, Of the donaldson
vile Chief;
Mrs. Julia Eule. of the Shreveport
Times
Miss Addie NcGItth Wiv:an,} of the
Baton Rouge Tata:
NJ. }. GeEtii. of st. James parish
(who will make IN address in French }
Mr.. Z. L. Kidd, OF Vernon jackson
parishl Times
Mr.. j. Is. Wilkin>ot. j.. of the New
Orleans City item;
Col. Geo. Norman. of the New Or
leans H.ata Illustrated.
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From a valued Malagay subscriber,
we learn that a grand social and poll
teal ball vas given in that settlement
on the evening of April 7th. The at
tendance was large. and included Capt.
Lorio, our esteemed tax collector and
present Democratic candidate for
sheriff. The political situation vas
freely discussed at the ball, and the re-
suit was, that the determination was
reached, to poll the full strength of the
precinct for the Democratic ticket.
while the choice of the people favored
u friend. Judge L. 2. CaillOuet for
District Attorney, and Judge kno-
bloch and Waiter Guion for Districl
Judges. We are satisfied that the Ma
lagay precinct will give an excellent
account of itself on election day. and
assist in swelling the Democratic ma
jority in the parish to an extent far
beyond II most sanguine expecta-
tons.
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The STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Vth judicial District Court, Par.
ISL of La onrche.
Meyer We'll tx. II. EOret ct ais. No.
2343.

i"Se notice thai acting under an order ef
Sri1ute Hn't ~h'e = a.. Ia. ing from the ahOve
S"u' :" I"',rt III ! '- "A save entitled aud num-
oered rsH~ | have seiz-,i and will eder fer
s1' NJ pubic nnct0n. Tursuant 10 Law, 10
The last and highest .d.ier. at the Cont
- IN the t'Sn Ut ThibNlAnx, GU
SAreRDNy. APRIL 81, 1888.
etween the hon ~ If II o'r'ock q. m. ard
! riock y. ~. The &" iowisg descr,i,r pre-
perry o~'"ng'"g Ia The SD defendants. us:
a CERTAIN tract If l., a.i situated in this par
ish aud Sta .. nn the /, I l,a,k Of h.vou L.
''urche aud Turning ,ari Ut the Fieldfs tract
''"i'orins MI thtt mr, ut said tract living b
H""d anu IN the rrar "f the line designated
al Zach p" nj thsIroi lay the letters y and @
~ the axe eh or r'in ,lrawn hy y. A. Thibe
"ea'x on the 18th Ut February. 1871. aud ~
'eS ~ Z" m act ut sale before James rahey,
n"iary pab':r, ri New Orie.us. on the Ia
re"'nt v. ie'.. w!ere NJ. faYlar IIestfs
sod The iaud hrr-ir e., .rri,~,l Ia e.. ward J.
way ~ the wa"e depth Ia reto belonging !
l":rth~r with all the , hts WAYS. .ei vitudc,
pr tsrs sn'l alyan,m.e s there's beionSiae .
!" any wise ai'l"ria ing. The 81 potssf
" being al "i"u' - ~. ''S' ri.aips from The ffQ1t
" SAM tract "n IT,, lower line, aud on ~
frOnf SIDE al iutt r~w or plaufstiou road.
and the line e.: ,uuntu. ;,lon. said turn rev
Oh thr ir""i : a. a"t 10. .n,hg u RIGHT anch
with fhe iou-r hHnniirv, fsycfhsr with o
road NsS 1T nitv fee III wirth on he uppof !
inc 81 t,e saii frari q. lsn;i ru 'rins ron
ti" hi,nn t,atk !" Iitr sad iine FIG IT The
land r-fa'n-'i hs Edwsra .. Gay. Icing fbe
same i'i"lsri, acquired by the said EdsAIA
y. Gay on tie l'th day Of February 49,
from Mrs favI,r I- ,iii..
Terms and c"udit on> of sale. c.sa 40 ihe
spot, 10 "nv and satisfy fhe snm IT two r1oe
sand seven hundred and ri .ti.e en- S.-ivb dsa-
lars. with -i.h ,ser c.ir. .s.' anuum in erees
:b~r~on from March I. 1885,. until pMi, aede
the ad'iith'nal SUN of NV. per cen'u u on ~
a2greg &c ihei e'''. i'tiucipai and Interest, =
attorneys fees and ali c,sts herein. wss: Z
sald ah CUNT IN irin-il.a'. interest. attoruew
lees and all costs il secured By mortgage y
act OF gu e and nn"rigagr passed and execu'ss
IN the LIT .iav at Mare. 1881. before kme
Eugene Leblanc. deputy clerk Of court 49,
cx-ofne.O notary nnhiir -, I'D pSrish.
IHEOlit4LE IliIBD 0AUx..
sIsrch 10. 1888. Shsn1k NJ
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Acadia possesses one candidate for
the Legislature who seems to be Il man
Of original ideas, if one may Judge
from the following announcement,
clipped from tie Acadia Sentinel:
Without the solicitation of any
friends | have concluded to become a
candidate for the State Legislature !;
| will not promise what | shall do, but
respectfully solicit the suffrages Of the
,~coi'ie. Respectfully,
JAMES CLAYTON.
We would Ike to meet Mr.. Clayton;
he must be "a natural curiosity. There
is such novelty, sucl, originality in TIE
idea Of any man concluding to become
= candidate without the solicitation
Of any friends
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Various Gems and Their Omens.

Popular Science Monthly: In the
fourteenth century a fanciful Italian
writer on the mystic arts set forth the
virtues of the various gems, indicating
also the month in which it was proper
to yea particular stones in order to
secure the best results. The idea took,
and for sOnie time it was the fashion in
several Italian cities to have the pre-
cicus stone of the ring determined by
tile month in which the bride was
born.
Ii in January, the stone was garnet,
believed to have the power of winning
the wearer friends wherever she went.
Ifin February, her ring was set with
an amethyst, which not only promoted
in her the quality Of sincerity but pro-
tected her from poison and from SLAM
derous tongues.
The bloodstone was for March, max
ing her wise and enabling her with pa
t.ence to bear domestic
The diamond for April, keeping her
heart innocent and pure SO long as she
wore the gem.
An emerald for May made her a hap
py wife.
An agate for June gave her health
and protection from fairies and ghosts
If born in July, the stnne was a ru-
by, which tended to keep her free from
jealousy Of her husband.
In August the sardonyx made her
happy in the maternal relation.
In September a sapphire was the
proper stone, it preventing quarrels be-
tween the welded pair.
In October a carbuncle was chosen
to promote her love of home.
The NOvember-bor bride wore a to-
paz, it having the gift of making her
truthful and obedient to her husband.
In December the tnrquois insured
her faithfulness.
Among the German country folk the
last-named stone is to the present day
used as a setting for the hetrotlal ring.
and so long as it retains its color is ls :
lieved 10 indicate the consistency OF the
bearer.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
10Th Judicial District Court-pa,.
ish Of Lafourche.
Meyer Vel rs. ". F0ret ct aLs. ".
9341

Take nntcr fbar srt g.. rnda- AZ order a.
so z"-e and ss'e -tnsua frnsr he .ho..
EFT tel cor 4 IT. 7i,- be- = /. r -i-l.d an, -
ue -e,i 40 J lai ~-izeti ,..d ~ia u -.
"a n . = Z" : Z: ~ tie kv
Z" the : = .fd pi- .. the court
house IL - .rnn TIL Irlsr ON
SATURDAY, APRIL II. 1888
'@f"ef - ~ = - T. p'riark /, N and /.
. -~k l. M , {" nuia --r h-.i , Or,
= - ongit les .i- -udsn.s. n-vif.
4 CT a II sugar p ,an know /, "A ths
Lou g. 'a'fa TO- = . - "a fhe IA .I<, AZ
i@ai'ure 30 ~ the = ,.nk of hayon r.
8eurrbe. nserIv na...- /. ". IS, ~ Ih;s.
Hsux aud party asrve measur;u~ .,nat.nx
arierfs more ~ 49, frar on l.. M n.
Tor rch+ nv a depi rife ~ .-pents. hounJ
81 above hsa '.d -. 70 ,syeu Ser ar1-
=. = "r ne Tract ~ AT known A IN
:" tract and !" NJ . = same ropertv
s''hif-" i'''hi h. aid nal heir. af rhomss
li"i A." r"hru.-~ - i2iS. frn,a John yeI.o.
AMI = sci ~ l. tiar ism rel he x,h III
"hl"ths- N improvements bereou.
: - :" a. - 81 iorSes r. .nus ..r,s and
T2'"a u IN" rID@nf- q, - aud .her.
a-b- rfe-Tiir from q tract
% "r 90 ire. rn-r sf said
'"'"re - e. nasJ fiea
- - :. Of lad IN the
IL 90 ~ - ~ -asthsast
lA y y Oh X
e.. RED Il. 4. 4. Laf0rest
ct h "a a.n ES
!" "a Y I quarter OF N
Ia - \ iait Z o. r. of Section NJ.
r. N'Il. All Of Sect. Va : in r tLSR
a. ter ri SECTION . til.
q IL .,r III : l. q uarter.
~ " u 3 : Is =. -. the y half
.,,. : aus ~ : W quarter Of
f"a' ~ ~ S-r' on NJ. : aud N Y Z;
= ~rf'"n = ia ; n IL L. acquired
l.. 49," - 81 i0' .isus a. .y the patents
70 sSs. sca. i.sued may =, IS7.
" = ,-r N Z an.- t.s OF srctia,
ger registered 70
sc" IN " 9Th oil January,
- '"ss II fhe ) Z lsld dis
So, "'nc ogefher aboal iWi "
- =" -I~rn.
ara4,. " double lows. %
~, ""'ne 81 yes. one io. corn.
T~s s wagons. me lot sr
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~ sum Of - -.een ihous~ I'd siY
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." 'he aggregate hereof, PRINCIPAL
'"~rrst as attorneys ices and all costa
.." sah nor I in prinriral aud inter
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'n' e ct New t'.lsans. ON the 18th Of jana
IT. :HEOPHILE TRiBODAUx.
"" NV Sheriff.
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It is with pleasure We note the fact
that our popular young friend, Mr..
Augnste Chappuis, has become associa-
ted with his uncle, Mr.. A. s.. Chap
puts in the hardware business. The
new firm will he conducted under the
firm name of A. 5. Chappuis & Co.
We congratulate Auguste upon tine
success with which he has met in the
commercial world, and have no doubt
that he will do efficient service in hold
ing his end of the firm. We wish the
new firm unbOunded success.-Acadia
Sentinel.
The Senti:el joins in its co-frere's
congratulations to its young friend and
former pa%rishiOner. Au.uste is the
worthy son Of our esteemed fellow-citi-
zen, Mr.. Jules Chappuis, and his many
friends and kin well hearken with de-
light to the news of his success.
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PARISH DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Senator, 9th Senatorial District
E. A. O'SCLLIVAE.
For Representatives,
LEONIDAS TROSCLAlR,
J. TELEMAQUE BADEAC&.
For Clerk OF District Court.
j. ". KNOBLOCE.
For Sheriff.
p. ERNEST LURIO.
For Coroner.
DIR. JOHN GAZZO.
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WARD

WARD. JUS. PEACE. CONSTABLE.
l. Eugene Smith. Emile Clement.
2. T. P. BergerOn. Rich Frost.
A. {. EngerraD, II. Celestiu.
8. Alex 81. FOlse, A. Matherne.
4. j.. H. Hargis, Wallace Price.
5. James Berry, Am. Aucoin.
s. L. Rodriguez, U. Rodriguez.
z. J. B. Pittman, A. Falgout.
8. l.. L. Falgout, G. w. Elliot.
9. A. MelancOn, V. Bouterie.
10. A. Cretini, Jos Remont.