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JuE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Oih Judicial District Court. Par
i>h OF Latonrche.
Successors of'Jdmc& 7nitc and Wife,
Molly Ryan aad Community.
No. 1910, Prebates.

PursUart to an order and decree Of tlls
above court and in obt,ilence to a. coulmis
sion 70 mo G!rcCict in The apoNr entitled aud
numbered succession, I will offer tor sale at
pnulic auction, pursuant 70 law, to the last
asd,hi@hcst bidder, Oh. the premises, situated
III the parish of iatoufche. at about tweaty.
two miles below the town of Thibudaux, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3. 1888,
between the hours Of IT o'clock u. m. aud 4
o'cit ok p. M. the following described proper
ty. belonging To the said = occasions. to-wit.
l.. A certain tract or piece of ground. stu
ated ~ The parrish Of iaaiourche, on the left
bank OF bayou irton che. at about twenty.
two miles below the town Of 1hilndaux.
measuring one hundred aa,l iorty Il 10, feet
front by II depth of one hundred aud forty.
seven III feet, bounded on the front by the
pubic road, on the north or uppe. side bv
strip OF iaht e!"rtr feet wide, in tue rear or
east vs. lard of Jordan Long and Michael
forcst. aEd on the lower side or south by the
li'ra ara C-ial. together with all tho Gui!d-
lnss ana improvements thereon.
:. 1 wo certain lots oi ground situated in
the viila.e of Irnsu, vile. parish of La.
1onrehe, On the right bank OF bayou La
1outchc, az abott tSent, two miles below tue
town "i lHihodaux. b. * lots number i've
and Fix - and u OF the subdivision Of sontre
or block nainuef twenty six t2tJ OF the said
village oi LoHgucvil'e. made ana eXelu,cl by
L. 4. lu.hua'aur. Surveyor, on the ~, DAY
OF Decemncr. 1896. Sli'i lots llaviu. i front
OF iiity t5-l feet on Liiourclle street. bya
depth 1T ote hundred .u.t twenty H.m feet,
beng b%Ona.tcd III trout OF west by i.,tluurche
street. north hv lots 81 Mrs. Joseph Barrios,
eist ay lot number seNea of said block,
and south ~ Ninth street, together WITH all
iiie bindings aud IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
MoTahits-OGe cisirrn. "ne shotgun. one
'ot OF barrel poles oie ,ot of barrel slaves,
one set OF co"l'crs ,oois one small httb0at,
one stove a i'll cookiu. urtls Is. two armoirs,
one Singer SEWN. iIicnin :, three belsteads
anu beddlu1, eIsnt chairs etc.
Terms altt conditions of sale-Cash. On toe
spot III United States treasury notes to pay
debts
January IS. 1883.
iiIEJPlIILE TiIIBDDACX.
Sheriff.
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Platform.

We, the Democracy of the State Of
Louisiana, in convention assembled.
do announce and declare:
First. Cur devotion to the time
honOred principles Of the Democratic
party as proclaimed by It's founder,
Thomas Jefferson, believing that their
recognition and enforcement are cs-
sential to the maintenance of free in
situations and popular government.
Second. That we indorse the adj
ministration Of Grover Cleveland, and
believe that the interests Of the Union
will be best subserved by his re-elec-
ton; we also indorse the administra-
ton of Coy. Samuel Douglas McEn-
cry as IA recognition of the eminent
services to the State of a faithful ptl-
bic servant and we affirm that the adj
ministration of public affairs in Louis
lana has, during the last eleven years,
brought the State out of anarchy, de
voloped wealth and prosperity, and
paved the way to the. high position
Louisiana is entitled to among the
States, and we pledge curse YES to It's
perpetuation.
Third. We pledge ourselves to an
economical administration OF public
affairs, to all maintenances Of the State
credit by limiting appropriations to
the extent Of the and to the
liquidation Of the State debt and the
prompt payment Of the interest on the
same as now adjusted by law.
Fourth. That the levee system OF
the State is n necessity for the protec-
ton of the lives and property Of our
citizens.
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Fifth. We pied r. ourselves to de
same TO the fullest extent consistent
with the finances OF the State as ALSO
Intely essential 10 the happiness and
prosperity of our people.
Ne pledge the Democratic party of
this State to an earnest effort 10 place
the tree public schools Of this State
upon Il substantial and satist.. Glory
basis. and 10 that eEd the Legislature
is requested 20 appropriate a sufficient
amount from the annual reTenuea Of
die State 10 provide for the suitable
education Of the cllildlen OF this State.
Sixth. That it is The 2uty Of the
State to foster and improve all OF its
great Agricultural interests by ade-
qgase legislation for. their develop
ment and promotion, and especial
~ by the encouragement and nainte-
nance of the Agricultural College anti
the present and proposed State eNpe-
rinental station and by all other Ie-
eislation IN the special interest OF agr.-
cuIture.
Seventh. We are opposed to the
employment Of ~penitcntiarv ~conyictS
Of the State III such m~aIneTaSto bring
convict labor in competition witt, free
labor.
Eight. We invite to The fertile fields
OF Louisiana immigrants from ali lends
with the assurance chat they shall
find here Il hearty welcome and happy
homes.
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register them in their own country
they enter them rs foreign ships and
sail over the deep seas with the flag of
q foreign nation at the masts. And
every body knows. who has paid any
attention to the debates in Congress,
that Senators Beck. Vest and others
have tried time and again to repeal
this obnoxious law.
Were ii repealed rs the Democratic
party desires. our star Slangled ban
ner would be seen flying oyer al the
e and at every port in the civilized
world.
The candidate then assumes the
garb Of humility and ike Richard the
Thru between tWc monks. Narmoth
come>o or the stage. with Mad. Wells on
one side and Tom anderson cn the
othe.. ptrsonatin@ he. $50 monks.
WITH john Ray following behind, hold
ing up the tolls of their gowns. and
Announces thar he wants Il fNir count
at the election in April.
Well. lIe Viii gel a fair count, and he
counted out for the want Of votes,
which he seems 10 fear s. greatly.
There vii. be onc consolation how
ever, Warmoth says that if he is coun-
ted ont. ne he twill resent by all his
manhood unfair means
1t is refreshing to know that We viii
hear from him after his defeat. TO
lose Narmoth in the dark abyss Of
oblivion world lie Il great calamity
and tile people Of Louisiana should be
pleased To know that when he sinks
into that dark abyss. ~ will cry rs
Justify as great Caesar did when lie
was about sinking into the river Pc.
Sc"
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WARD TICKET.

WARD. JUS. PEACE. CONSTABLE.
]. Eugene Smith. Emile Clement.
2. L. Z. Bergeron. Rich Frost.
A. G. Engerran. II. Celcstin.
8. Alex N. Folsc, \. Matherne.
4. }. II. Harsis, Wallace Price.
5. James Berry, Am. Aucoin.
6. l.. Rodriguez, L. Rodriguez.
Z. j. b. Pittmar, y. FalGout.
8. l.. r. Falgout, c. w. Elliot.
8. A. Melancon. Y. Bouterie.
10. A. Cretini, Jos Renont.
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REGISTER, DEMOCRATS. REGIS
TER!

Under our republican form Of GOV
eminent the affairs of state are the
concern Of every citizen. II is the du-
~ of every citizen to see that the laws
are well administered. the revenues OF
the State properly applied, and impair
tial justice utaiiiaely accorded TO all.
But as every II cannot personally
attend to the discharge Of these UneI-
Gus functions, ii stands to reason that
the power to perform them must be dc
legated TO one man. or to Il set OF mci-.
This delegation is made by means
OF the ballot. Each citizen casts his
vote for the man Of his choice aud the
voice Of the majority governs. Voting
is, then, no idle pastJime but Il serious
and imperative duty whichno American
citizen is at liberty to put off. He
owes it to himself he owes it to Ais
neighbor and to ~posterity.
But Is d preliminary step to The ox-
.rci>e Of this high and distinctive pre-
rogativc OF American citizenship, he
must register. Without his previous
registration he cannot vote registra-
ton is in consequence also q solemn
daty. Let it not be neglected. The
time is at land let there be no delay.
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~, desire II call tie atteuti ON .;
or cDnfrere Of. the Assumption Pio-
ReeT to q very material omission in
It's French translation Of the platform
Of III" Baton Rouge Convention This
translation has appeared for several
issues, but that portion Of he second
resolution indorsing Governor Meme
y as a recognition OF the cmminent
services to the State Of faithful pub
lie servant" has been entirely omitted.
We feel satisfied that the omission was
ut~intenJional, for the Pioneer pub
isles The platform in full i'll the En-
-li~ll department. Hut as it is a Sc
rious matter we have thought it proper
to point it out, That orr neighhor may
correct and expla Il it. We attach 30
much the more Importance to it AZ the
Pioneer i, published in Assumption,
the former homo OF Gen. Nichols. and
is cdited by Il near relative OF the
Generals.
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SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1888.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS.
OF Orleans.
For Observation-Disclosures.
JAMES JEFfRlE>.
OF Rapides.
For Secretary Of State.
LEONARD F. MASON,
OF Concoldia.
For State Treasurer.
W. {. PIPES,
Of East F~eliciana.
For Auditor.
O. Is. STEELE.
OF Union.
For Attorncy-Gencral.
w. II. ROGERS,
OF Orleans.
For Superintendent of Education,
JOSEPH \. BREAUN.
OF Iberia.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
oO'h Judicial Dlst!lci COurt-Par.
ISL of LatonIclie.
Z. p. Martinee Is. JohH LyaH. No.
o..9.'. Hermann 4: Gr0wmdn
rs. john LyaH, No. 2296.

Take notice, that actin: under two writs
Of tirri facias emauating from the above
written court in the above e~ltitle.l and nun
he,ed eases | have seized and will offer for
sale ut public auction. rn'sn ant IT, law, n
the last and highest bidder, ut he courthouse
iu the low II Of Thil,O4laux, on
SATURDAY. MAkCit II, 1859.
between the hOurs Of II oc.Sck y. III. and
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Dan Brown who had been recently

-. ~ - u FtVn !ctcrrrfV
convicted Of manslarghter for killing
.Adolphe Zcnneck of the Nasc0t has
iast been plrdoncd in full. The kill
ing Of Zcnneck was unfortunate, but
such l%amentable affairs will always oc-
cur as long as there is 10 adequate le-
gal redress for the great, sometimes
lrrroaidble, wrongs often committed
b. vie and Irresponsible sheets like
t. IEe-4t.
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SITE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
ish Of LafOulche.
CLERKS OFFICE,

thereby certify that the following persons
have bcenasIaWn this day by the Jury Com
mi,sioIers OF said parish, to serve as Jurors
for the ensuing term OF said court. begin
ni,g on Monday. April =, lSSS: .sx
For the first week of said court, beginning
m or,., ,Aal ~ aS1A
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For District Judges.
For District Attorney.

For Representatives.
LEDNIDAS TRDSCLAIR.
J.. TELEMAQUE BADEAUX.
For Clerk of District Court.
J. W. NNODLOCH.
For Sheriff.
=. ERNEST LORIO.
For Coroner.
Or. JOHN GAZZO.
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\ shincle ~factory with a capital
stock Of ono hundred thousand dollars
has been started III Poiltc Coupec.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For State Senator. ninth Senatorial
District,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Justice Court of l.. +. Call
loutt, Parish of Latouiche.
III. ". Frost, Geo. {. Bryant. subro-
gated, rs. Mrs. n. e. Lebldnc. rife
Of Joseph Leblanc.

lake notice, that acting under q writ OF
III II i,eIas eliminating lrJim the ai,ove entitled
c0urs. IN the abnvc entitled aud numbered
case. | have seized ana will otfrr for sale al
public %aucfior. pursuant To law. u the last
and high"sr bidder. III the courthouse in the
town OF Tiibodtnx, Oh
SATURDAY,, MARCH Il. 1889,
between the hours of II o'clock q. III. nBdi
o'clock y H.. the following described property
Of the said defendant, to-wit
A certain TOWN lot stu It'd in tie town oil
flibodaux. measuring - iret front ui Lhureh
street by li2 feet in depth, bounded or the
north 10y O,her property of the defendant, on
the east by properly of sylvester Watkins,
on the south by vacant lot now or formerly
belonging II the Gui"n heir aud IN The west
by taid , hurrh street, together with all the
buildings aud improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions If salc-Ca.h on the
spot in u. 5. Currency, to pay and satisfy
said writ.
Thibodaux, Feb. 4, 1889.
T.. A. ENGERRAN.
Constable, "a Ward.
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To serve as jurors for the second week of
court, besiuuiu. on Monday, April 9, 1883, as
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To serve az jurors for the third week of
court. beginning on Monday, April Is. lSse,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-27

bench, ana. lest the back OF II should
prove too hard for his companion. Lord
Mandyn has insisted on her resting on
his shoulder instead; he also supports
her with his arm, aud. in case that
should not be enough, has both her lit
tie hands in his.
"And you really cared for me last
summcr?H
"Yes--l think so"
Perhaps you wonder why did not
speak. You see, you seemed such a
child, was afraid your people would
be veIed, and you too perhaps; but now,
my darling"
.:At first l thought it was Maude."
interrupts Stephanie "And she some.
how found out that thought 80. And
guess why she said she could never
marry you, even il you liked each other.
"Whyp"
Because 'Maude Mandyn' would
sound SO dreadful"
'Stephanie Mandyn' is a great deal
prettier." he says. with smile, draw
ing her closer to him.
"Loys'-mIschievously-'you should
take more care of that arm"
you shall take care of it for me-" he
whispers tenderly.
For shame sir! / know it is all 8
shamr'
We'll. you see"-apologetically-
fellows never seem to think that anv
one can be spoony on their sisters. /
know was surprised when my sister
got engaged; but other fellows sisters
somehow seem quite different"
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Business Chances.

A nice business with good will and fixtures,
business suitable for lady or invalid, one of
the best locations in the CITY. The rent of
The best business of the kind in the state of
Texas can be bought for $4,000. $4,000 cash,
with good security. Do not ask about this un-
less you mean business. (42)
A good paying, neat little business, good
well, stock and fixtures; for 500.
For Rent-A beer saloon, with fixtures and
furniture-new room house and good loca-
ton. Only Sl3 per month. As
Grocery and Suudrles store, on railroad, II
miles from city, doing good bushes; post
Office and express can be had II desired; for
sale cheap; owner going 70 Europe. Ask fer
pRrteu Is
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Continued from yesterday

-:=e "a companions, he fingered be-
hind, until they were quite out Of sight
Rapidly retracing his footsteps, he
knocked softly at the cottage-door, and
in answer to the call from within en-
tered.
In the poorly-furnished room, lying in
. big chair drawn close to the fire, was
delicate-looking boy. whose feverish
eyes and sunken checks spoke only too
plainly of the disease consuming his
slender frame.
He greeted Edgar with glad smile,
holding out one weak hand.
''How are you. E,lgarp 1t is . long
time since saw you" he said slowly.
Il did not know you were SO i'll. Max.
You must be dreadfully lonely here by
yourself day after day"
Max sighed, and a shadow crossed
his lined brow.
Sometimes am, but father tries to
be home early; and Densl generally
passes his evenings with me. He makes
me learn lessons sometimes 80 that |
sha'n't forget quite all knew. often
wonder how he finds time to study his
own; yet he says he learns them first"
Edgar started, and = shamed flush
crossed his face
Densil's secret had been innocently
betrayed BY his young friend, and now
all would know why he so persistently
devoted his play-hours to study.
The next morning, arriving early. Ed
gar rapidly revealed the truth to the
other boys, and one and all felt slight
shame of having misjudged his noble
nature.
Gradually, unperceived by Densil and
the masters, the boys allowed their I'M
selfish companion to pass them in their
studies. and it was with great pleasure,
at the end Of the year, they saw him
raised at last to the place of honor he
had never hoped to gain.
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ANOTHER FELLOWS SISTER.

81 hope you won't find it dull, old
fellow" remarks Charlie Alleyne doubt
fully. "You see. there isn't house
nearer than Fortwarren, and that 10
twelve miles away. The shooting ought
to be splendid this year. But there are
no girls about for you to flirt with; 50
be prepared"
TO be frank" returned his friend,
Il prefer their absence. They prevent
shooting"
Two other fellows are coming down
on Thursday, and cousin Of ours, Jack
Glencairne. on Saturday"
81 know him."
THE girls are very fond of him. con-
tinued Charlie. He knew them when
they ncre babies.
Il thought you said there were no
girlsP"
'.Nor are there. except of course, my
three sisters, but they are still quite
young"
They are driving swiftly away through
the beautiful country. The surrounding
moors and hills are purple with hesthor,
and the trees are slowly shedding their
leaves
Here we arer' remarks Charlie.
pointing with his whip TO an entrance
gate little in front Of them. You
will see the house presently; but the
trees are thick"
II is handsome house. taken instead
Of regular little shooting-box because
Of Mrs. and the Misses Alleyne's fond
ness for the Highlands.
Al the young men enter the hall, .
lady comes quickly towards them. .
very handsome little lady in delicate
laces and with silvery-white hair.
welcome, dear Charlie" she says,
cheerily. "And your friend is, Of course,
very welcome"
This is my mother, Langley" then.
turning to the lady-"You have heard
Of him, motherp"
VERY often. hope you will have
good weather, Mr.. Langley"
Thanks. 1t seems very likely, i
think"
As he comes down the stairs. dressed
for dinner, Douglas Langley hears a
light little laugh, and thinks. with a
smile. as he opens the door. Zone OF the
sisters!"
Mrs. Alleyne is talking to her son;
beside him, with one arm passed within
his, eagerly asking for something, is q
slim white-robed figure, which turns as
the door opens.
81 am afraid 1 am late"-apologeti-
cally.
''Nct at all. This is my daughter
Naude, Mr. Langley"
Maude holds out her hand and smile,
pleasantly.
'And there are Stephanis and Hide
gard" adds Charlie uncersmoRiouSly.
"Shaks hands, children"
TksY do 80 frankly. without aAY uh.
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stores, rooms or farms 20 rent free of charge.
Postomce saloon ana paVIlion' also store
room huJolnlng. lOi
Frame mouse or rooms, on Hackberry
street. lOo
Furnished rooms with or without board,
me-, nice localitS' docks from avenue Z car
line. teb
Two store rooms, near West Commerce
Street l5sI
One of the most desirable stores on Com
Only S65' month 'o' anu guy ds Dry 0o'a''
- - -
and stable. lots citv water. located on San
Pedro avenue. n
A beautiful rock bouse of 4 rooms neatIv
firnished. Ave minutes walk from Main
plaza. (53
Finely Furnished rooms. first and second
storv deliahtfnI Iocatinn. Gov man ara ygiFa
only; reference required. (72)
Building, formerly known az Mason BIapch
restaurant on Market street "a
aand A room houses ,ear JSG N dopo,
bydrant water: si0 ner month. S5
- ri"' a.. Wv POI l"'
4 and rooms al a month
S-S.u roo,. 49, - O..
and South Alamo streets. Two good firepaces,
wood shed or stable. SO. No. ITO.
Large twSstory house Of Il rooms
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He Lifts You His Hands.

Room! Room to turn round in, to breathe
and be free,
Aud grow to be giant-to sail a. at sea
With the speed Of the wind on steed with
his name
To the wind-without pathway or route or .
reinl
Room! Room to be free where the white Dor
dered sea
Blows kiss to q brother a. boundiess as he;
And to east and to west, to the north and the
sun,
Blue skies and brown grasses are welded a.
one,
Aud the buffalo come like cloud On the
Pouring on like the tide of storm.drivsn
main;
And the lodge of the hunter to friend or to
foe
Offers rest, and unquestioned you come or
you gol
Ny plains Of America Seas of wild landsl
From a land In the seas with q raimeDt Of
foam,
That has reached to stranger the welcome Of
home,
/ turn 10 you. lean to you. lift you my hsndsi
-JosQuin Miller.
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4 FRAME HOUSE of seven rooms, nearly
"A new, fine yard with hydrant and cistern
water, half block from street ear line and only
five minutes walk from Man plaza, fine hot
house complete. all Included ut 81 600; one
half cash. 3d.
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For Sale.
Lots on Government Hill.
Lots on Dignowity Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depot,
Lots near Sunset depot. y
Lots near International depot. s-l2-tf
HAMBLEToN HApLlY q CO.
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If you want to buy, sell OF rent a
house, call on HambletOn, HadlsY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-27

DOCK HOUSE OF ten rooms, stable, a very
III large lot with river front and good shade,
three blocks from court house. Price 5000,
C5O-2
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-27

lob PRINTING-of every description, done
81 at the LIGHT Office. Satisfaction giveI
every time, or money refunded.