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City Council Proceedings.

LAFAYETTE, La, April tst, 1899
A regular meeting of the City Council
was held this day and there were present
Messrs. w. B. Bailey, Mayor, A. j. Moss
r. Lombard, j. o. Mouton, J. G. Parker.
son and p Gerac.
Absent-Messrs Sprole and Pellerin.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
Reports of Treasurer and Collector for
quarter ending March 31st were referred
to the Finance Committee.
A communication from Mr.. r. E. Kerk
ham, of the u S. Weather Service, in re-
gard to summer climatology was read and
referred to Judge Parkerson.
The following were appointed commits
sloners for the Corporation election on
the first Monday of MAY: Paul DeMana-
de, VIM. Campbell and l. Marchand.
The following ordinance was adopted:
AN ORDINANCE-
Granting to A. J. Moss the privilege of
building railroad switch or spur across
Grant Avenue on the East side of the
Southern Pacific Co.'S Railroad.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council of
Lafayette, La, that the right and privi-
lege of building railroad switch or spur
across Grant Avenue on the Eaet side of
the Southern Pacific Co.'S Railroad be
and is hereby granted and conceded to
j. Moss; provided said switch or
spur does not in any manner impede or
with pubic travel along said
avenue.
The following accounts were approved |
A. Bonnet, painting town hall and
material, S35 90
A. Vordenbaumen lumber, 40
J. Vlgneaux, freight on chairs, 800 |
J, Nlgneaux, hauling dead animals, II IS
The Council then adjourned.
w. B. BAILEY, Mayor.
CHAs. ID. CAFFERY, Secretary
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HOW NAN IS TRUSTED.

IN france four months acceptance i,
required to be sent in settlement of tb,
invoice.
In Italy but little credit business i.
done, and none without good security
being given
In Cuba the time fixed for payment is
from four to five months after the deliv-
cry of the goods.
IN the Bermudas accounts are settled
but once year. June 30is the day usu-
ally liked for the payment
In England a payment of a price of
goods delivered is required at the end of
three months, dating from the date of
shipment.
In Australia it is scarcely possible 70
40 business without allowing long cred
1t, which is usually one to six months
In Spain four-hfths of the transactions
are done on cash basis, while in Portu-
gal great liberality is shown and quite
long credit is generrlly allowed.
In Turkey even objects of prime neces-
sity are sold on credit, and in this coun-
try as well as in Russia the time allowed
Is IN most cases twelve months.
In Mexico the large commercial houses
willingly give credit for six TO eight
months, and in real estate trade long
terms are given to customers in which to
settle their accounts.
In Canada settlements are made at the
end of thirty days with discount of s I
per cent. Sometimes a credit of from
three to siz months is allowed, but in this |
case there is no discount.
In China it is not customary to give
credit. Money is obtained from lenders,
who exact an interest Of from 8 to 12 per |
cent. Business is nearly always conduct I
"a upon upon cash basis. Manchester
Times.
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the many who
know from personal experience just
how good thing it is. If you have
ever tried it, you are one of its staunch
friends, because the wonderful thing
about it is, that when once given a
trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever
after holds place in the house If
you have never used it and should be
afflicted with cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure
a bottle at once and give it fair trial.
1t Is guaranteed every time, or money
refunded. Trial bottles free at VIM.
Clegg's Drugstore.
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PNDz5c Sale.
Succession of Nenrill,

Succession OF Nenville Bazille. deceased
X virtue of an order from the Hon 25tb
~ Jadnlal District Court il and for tbe p,
ish OF Lafayette. State of Louisiana. d,ted
hhrch ZOth. 1888. aud to me directed 7 will
onef Tor sale al pGblic auction 10 the last and
highest bidder, at the last residence of m,
deceased in this parish on w
Thursday the 25th day of April 1890
The following described properly belcnoi,o
70 the succession of NeuviIle BazilJa daceos'
ed, to-wi,:
= certain tract of land situated IN said
parish containing Twenty superficial arnonts
with oil and singular the improvements thara'
70 attached and belonging bounded on the
norm by lands OF Leon Plonsky. soutb hv
iand OF Andrew Caysrd east by land ~
tJersc Bros aud ives, by Bayou Vremilion :.
ohe creole horse; Two COWS and calves. ona
wagon; One piow Two SETS of harnf,:
Ten barrels Of corn One arinoir: Ore
%ashstand One sewing machine Two
beds aud bedding and other household
furniture
IEkAs AND CONDITIONS = One half cash on
DAY OF sale and the balance payable oae year
sfter; Tor the credit portion of purchase pric.
purchaser or purchasers 10 furnish their pro,n.
lssory notes with good aud solvent snrrty IN
the satisfaction OF the administrator. drawn
70 the order of the administrator for The ,sp
OF said estate. payable ore wear after d,tn
and beating interest at eight Der cent per
inuuD from date of sale, with penal clause
~ ten per cent ss attorney's fees in case of
suh, to beeomputed on amount sued Tor and
'ecGred by speciai mortgage and vendors
privilege on the property sold purchaser or
'utenssers 10 bind themselves and heirs not
2 SELL aiienate or otherwise cucumber said
property TO the prejudice thereof.
l. A. BROUSSARD.
'aatch %, 1889. Sheriff.
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P0sey County Heard From.

Mt. Vernon, Ind, Dec. sth, 1885.
/ had the regular Wabash Chills at VA
lious tunes for nearly five years and tried
ult1erent remedies from which derived
little benefit. purchased two bottles of
certain Chill Cure from w. a. Fogas g.
CO., druggists OF Mt. Vernon, and cured
myself and child permanently of the dis
ease. A. e. EGELSTON.
Sold and guaranteed at the Moss Phar.
macy.
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An Alabama man, charged with steal.
ing calf, made the following statement: !:
Il was always teached to be honest an
most always have been, but when seed
that calf | caved. l never wanted calf
so bad in all my life. an you all know
that when man wants a calf he wants
him. The jury returned the following
verdict: I'VE, this jury air satisfied that
Steve stole that calf but, as the fell
ler that owned the animal is consider
able OF slouch, we agree to clear Steve
an make the owner pay the costs. San
Francisco Argonaut.
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TWO WOMEN OF BUSINESS.
(New York Tribune

:. Two Texas women are the largest in
dfYldual sheep and stock owners in the
world One of these. the widow Gala.
nan, owns 90 600 sheep, and when large
train of wagons starts out each spring
and fall for market loaded down with the
wool Of her sheep, it is sight worth see.
ing. The other is Mrs. Rogers, the great
herd owner of Southwestern Texas, who
is worth about a million dollars. Mrs
Rogers owns no carriage, preferring to
ride on horseback in the free and easy
style of the cowboy.
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Constable SAFE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE

Edmond St. Julienl Justice of the Peace
jean Bts. ss. Wilt eOar'; IS 5th Ward.
Ky virtue OF writ Of 4. ia, i-sued by the
y Honorable Sidney Greig. Justice of the
Ptace, in and for the 9TH ward. parish of La
fay eite. State of Louisiana, and to me direct.
ed will offer for sale at public auction to
the last aud highest bidder. in the town of
htroussaTdyille. on Saturday, the 4th day of
hay 1883. between The hoarss of 10 o'clock
no AID 4 o'clock p. m. the following de.
riied property belonging to he above
.ited defndant. towit:
pir ''ot. No. 49,. l,lnck o situated in the
''wn of itronssardvilie. Parish of I.nfAyette
Z" 1Ith all thr buildings aud improvement,
. rron and Thereto belonging seized in the
"'e ehii'ied s'lit as the property of the
'iio'b narned-dtfendani.
1fTms-tAs.I.
GEO. MALAGARIE.
"aics oo. 1893, Constable.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Goth. 1873,

+. Gouaux, Esq, Pharmacist.
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in adding nv
testimony to the remedial properties Of
and soothing effects produced by your al.
ready well-known Asthma Powder. nv
wife having, by its use. been relieved OF
most distressing Cough, tohen other
Remedies had failed.
Yours truly, A G. .LAsTRAPEs.
With Findlay & Brunswig, (Wholesale
Drug House.
Branch office for Gouauxs Remedies
81 Decatur St., (up gtairsG Call for sam
Piles.
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Respectfully submitted.
@. c. BROWN,
z. DOUCET,
~ G. DEBAuLON.

z. DOUCET,
1 &. DEBAILLON,
Committee.
read
DR.. j. D. Trahan, President of the
Board of Public Education, here appear-
ing, made an earnest appeal in behalf of
the schools OF the parish, ard urged an
appropriation for the construction of
school houses in the different wards.
Whereupon, Mr. Brown offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
be 1t resolved, that the President is
hereby authorized to draw warrant FOR
the sum OF six hundred dollars or as much
thereof as will build three school houses
IN such locality as may be designated bv
the School Board The amount TO he
paid on completion of said houses under
direction Of a committee appointed by the
MT alpha, as a committee of one re-
ported that the proposed road to Breaux
bridge could be opened for the sum of
S2oO; Whereupon the following resolution
by Mr.. Brown was adopted:
Be 1t resolved, that the member from
the third ward is hereby authorized to
contract for the opening of the road in
the sum of 5000; provided, that the twelve
days road duty required of each citizen
or any portion thereof, is not available to
reduce the contract price.
The petition in reference to the Brons.
sardville- -Royville road was again laid
oyer until the attendance of Mr.. Theriot
The committee on public roads for tho
sixth ward reported that they had traced
road from the town of Carencro east tn
the contemplated bridge over Bayou Yer
mlllon and recommend the payment of
sixty dollars to Mrs Eugene Abbadie in
for length of so arnenta
by 30 feet in width across her pronertv
On motion duly made the above menticn.
ed amount was ordered paid to Mrs. All
badie.
The following parties donate the road
along their respective lines, as shown bv
plan, submitted by the comm;f.
tee: Elizima Thibodeau, Divide Arca.
neaux. Alphonse Bernard, 0nezime Iiv-
ng, Eugene Abbadie, Cyprien Preiean
Ovignac Arceneaux, DR.. II. ]. France
Mr. st. Julien offered the folIou;ro
which was adopted
Be it resolved that the president he or.
horized to have all donations and salas
Q the parish duly recorded in the Clerks
Il
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for Court house, 8 90
Jacob Mitchell, barrow & nails. 90
Auguste Degree, lumber 81 so
L 9 Smedes, dist atty. fees, 90 90
l. Oueilhe, board of prisoners. 56 90
A Broussard, conveying prison
ers to penitentiary. 96 "a
l A Broussard arresting H Man
seanx, 1o2
Alcide V Mouton, hauling lumber, 600
=. Il Vordenbaumen. lumber. etc. 178 90
Illlman Spell, hauling lumber, 800
) Z Couvillon, lumber, q 36
a Gladu, coroner's fees, 90 06
NJ Foote, constable fees, 6 so
- - HlIscn' 665
geo " . MMaiagarie' u $50
II Z Toll, Justice fees, 21s
I I AK, 12 IL
hhodes 63t
There being no further business the Po- !
lice Jury adjourned.
G. P. ALPHA, President.
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A TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR.
Omaha RepublicanA

Managing Editor.-Your resignation
will be accepted with thanks.
Proof Reader-May inquire the cause :?
Yes, sir; you may inquire anything.
You may inquire what ought to be done
with man who permits the musical edi-
tors Rhapsodie Hongroise to appear as
the Rhapsodie Hogwash, but you won't
get satisfactory answer in this newspa-
per Office
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Lagarde's Elixir for Indigestion.
At VIM. Cleggs Drug Store.

Thousands of dollars worth of grain ia
destroyed annually by mice, rats and
other vermin, that may be saved by using
half-inch wire netting under the floors of
stables and barns.
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Call for Paducah Club Whiskev
for sale at John O. Mouton's.

A recent writer says that those natiorx
which are given to the cultivation of vo-.
cal music are strong and vigorous. with
broad expansive chests. Vocal mns;c i.
a good lung exercise: it increases exnan.
sion of the lung tissue; il calls into ac-
ton the entire lung. thus making the
arices lass likely to develop organic dis.
ase.-Dr. Bussy, IN Virrnfn Nsdfsas
Monthly. 10000
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Notice.

All parties engaged in business in the
Corporation of Lafayette subject to IL
cense under existing laws are hereby no
titled that such licenses are now due, and
if not paid within twenty days from date
of this notice, they will be collected as
the law directs with penalties and costs.
j. VIGNEAUX,
Constable and Collector.
Feb. 20, 1852.
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Do not delay, but send in your sub
scrlption to the Champion Paper of the
South. The Times Democrat of New Or
leans-Daily and Weekly. 1t has tho
largest circulation.
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A Nebraska man has settled the
question of how prairie dogs obtain the
water they drink. He says they dig
their own wells, each village having
one with concealed opening. He
knows Of one such we'll 200 feet. deem
having a circular staircase leading
down to the water.
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Mr. Alpha introduced resolution to
the effect that after the 1st day of Janu-
ary, 1890. all fed fences within the bor-
ders OF the parish be abolished. and that
all kinds Of stock be kept enclosed and
not allowed TO run at large. Laid over
under rules.
The account of l. A. Broussard fs2O>
tor summonlng talismen at Feby. term of
Court was rejected
Inc following account was laid over:
A. Koenig, Justice fees, SIT %.
ne iolioWlng accounts were approved:
M C Bride tC MDI1top b,,i1,l;n,,
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Mr. j. Smith, travelling sales man for
Belford, Clark & Co., Chicago, had the
misfortune to sprain his wrist most severe
ly. Il was suffering great pain he
says. "and my wrist was badly swollen;
few applications of Chamberlain Pain
Balm relieved the pain and reduced the
swelling IN one night, and in consequence
my work and business was uninterrupted,
for which | am very grateful. can re-
commend Chamberlain Pain Balm from
experience. For sale at the
Moss Pharmacy.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov % 1aaa

New ORLEANS, Nov %, 1883.
Mr.. Gouaux, Esq.-Compliment all
over the line, for your Asthma Rene
dies. As far as we know they succeed
every time, when all others fail.
Yours, FINLAY & BRUNswIG,
% & 80 Magazine St.
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The following advertisement lately ap-
peared In Partisan newspaper "a lady
having pet dog whose hair is of a rich
mahogany color, desires to>engage foot
man with whiskers to match"
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Taken esU

On my place in this parish. one dark
colored mare mule, about six years old,
branded in the left shoulder,-th mark
very indistinct. The animal has been
ranging with my stock during the past
two years. The owner is requested to
come and prove his property, pay costs
and take it away
- LfTTLETON SUITES.
March 10, 1889.
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A CONSCIENTIOUS GIRL.

Epoch)
They were sitting by the seaside in the
calm twilight hour, and Penelope. a soft
Boston girl, felt her being diffused with
the tender emotions of the hour and scene
and company.
Suddenly she leaned too fer forward
and the splashing waves received her
graceful form.
Clarence was only quick enough to
seize her hair
VIII it hold, dearest? Is it your own?"
he asked
All, Clarence, and the lustrous ewes
gazed up at him with rapt expression,
II can not tell lie; the bill has not yet
been presented
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Gen. Sherman's son, Thomas Ewing
Sherman. who has become a member
of the Society of Jesus, is to be orda n
ed priest in Philadelphia.
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BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
coNDucrED BY THE
: Ssters Of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel,
LAFAYETTE, La.

pUNCTUAL ASD CONSCIENTIOUS CARE
I bestowed on the pupils iu every branch of
selence suitable to their sex.
Tse day pupils have the same course os
Instruction as the boarders.
fne learning of French is optional. but the
! price'is the same for one language as for the
tive. '' '"e
fiain Sewing. Fancy Work, Embroidery.
Lace, Crochet and Tapestry Work, taught
free Of charge.
wax Flowers and Fruits, Paper Flowers
sad Painting, extra.
TERMS FOR Bar Pupils:
xsunen' ~ per month. ...... 81 90
More advanced, - : On
= For terms of boardtrs apply to the Superior
October I. 1887,
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GROCERIES.
@ How TO ORDER GRocERIEs.
WRITE TO =.
j A NJ ES M ALLEY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
Nos. 395 & 397 Dryades ST.,
NEW ORLEANS.
GROCERIES,.

NEW ORLEANS,
Who packs an6 delivers Family Supplies to
boats Or cars without extra charge The fol
lowing will give an idea of his very low prices:
Coffee ID TO zoe. per ponnd, Flour 40
pounds for 81. Corn meal 50 pounds for 81
-Grlis 90 pounds for 81. Try him with an
order.
viii buy and furnish you with anything in
or out OF my line that You may possibly wish
W vi attend to the sale OF Sugar. Cotton, Rice
aoss Wool. Hides. Honey. Poultry. Eggs. etc
Also. dealer in Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Cot
ton Seed Neal etc
Prices low Visitors welcome. Cores
pondence solicited Circulars and price list
free, mailed on application. Nov. "a.
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The best Whiskey, now In the mar.
ket, is Paducsh Club, for sale at John
0. Mouson's.
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s.oisce .Jssry Esroceeasuys.


/ LAFAYETTE. La, April 1st. 1889
/. The Police Jury met this dav in reg,,.
lar session with the following mernber,
present: Messrs. c. P. Alpha ] q s.
Julien. G. c. Brown, A. 4. Delbommo
and Ford Huffpauir. Absent-O The
riot n0
Inc minutes of the previous meeting
We're read and approved.
ne committee appointed to ascertain
/ regarding the establishment of public
Terry ut olidon's crossing submitted the
following report, which on motion of Mr.
oI. Juilen was laid over for future action:
broussard's s Ferry, March 10, 1889.
10 the Police Jury:-Your committee
appointed to establish public ferry over
bayou termilion at Olidon Broussard'
nave met, and beg leave to report that it
"onld be advisable and less expensive 70
construct bridge, which should not be
iess than two hundred feet long. We
'theTeiore recommend your honorable
fDody 10 appoint committee to receive
pids for the construction of the aforesaid
bridge. (Signed.) Ford Huffpauir. Adri
en- Iheall. Oyerton Cade, j. I. Broussard.
d. Broussard.
Ihe committee appointed to ascertain
regarding the cost, etc, of parish map,
submitted the following:
Lafayette, La, Mch 80, 1889
10 the Hon. Police jury:
We, your committee, appointed to ex
anime and estimate upon a map submit
ted by Mr.. r. Francez for sale to the par
lsh. tind that at present it is incomplete
ana IS of little use; we are without -any
written statement from Mr. Francez. how
or when he proposes to finish the man
we, therefore, are unable to make anv es-
innate of its worth or recommendation
Very respectfully, (Signed) T. Hebert.
r., VIM. Clegg, j. c. Buchanan, j. ID.
frahan.
On motion of Mr.. Brown. the follow
ng was adopted in reference to above
'eport:
BE it resolved, that the committee on
nap be discharged with thanks, and that
! committee consisting of Messrs. c. p
Alpha, }. G. St. Julien, and O. Theriot
,e appointed to stipulate to Mr.. France,
ne amount of remuneration and all re-
,uired alterations or notifications. The G
he same to be accepted or rejected as I
be artist sees fit.
The parish Treasurer submitted his $
lonthly statement: I
Lafayette, La, April 1st, 1899. q
o the Hon. Police Jury:-I submit the
blowing statement of the finances of the a
arish since last report
DR. 4 y y
lch,, $50 bal on hand. s4f41 90 9
CIR,
ch ~, By cash, A Broussard at L
tending Feb. Court 5 so 90 lie
20, by cash on approved or a,
ders and juror certificates, 1906 56 tt
1885 56 A
D balance on hand S2755 "A. ar
Respectfully submitted, in
WIN. CLEGG. az
Parish Treasurer.
Inc budget committee submitted their A
port as follows:
To Hon. Police Jury-Your commit A,
on probable expenses, beg leave to re- j.
III the following as the probable ex- J.
nses for the year 1885, viz:
lmlnal Fund, SO. 500 90
larles OF parish officers includ-
ing Assessor, 1000 OO
eriff' salary. $500, per Diem,
S3U0, .......... 10000
st. Attorney 9 conviction fees, $50 90
ldges, -. .........,..... 1900 90
htihgent,.. ..-............. 300 90
Iotai, $50. SO, $50 co
respectfully submitted,
@. C. BROWN,
q. DOUCET,
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For Sale

|f desirable tract of land adjoining the cor
= porate limits of the town OF Laiays,'1s
|outsinine IL arpents. bounded north ny re. re.'
|ssin & Lombard's Brick yard, east ny . mm,
;,ns Ii. 4 r. r. r., soutb by Dr' ueoIse
fouton's plantation and west ny Mouion aa.
<itiofi, Tc be sold 10 tbree-arpent io's' VI :"
/ 1amp. Apply at the Office Of 80.
o. G. 4 J. MOUTON, Att5s'
sspt. Is. 1885,.
MAS. D. CAFFERr,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Lafayette. la,
so.elnl atssntioD given 70 land itislss, Sc
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DR.. J. L. DUHART,
For Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 10
"a tue town of Lafayette with nine rooms
and other buildings, together win tohr wv
on which are pecan trees, fruit orcba'o suu
1owef garden.
Price reasonable and terms easy. n
Apply to DIR. T. B. HOPKINS, LaIayes.e'
NJ % H. A, KENNEDY, New osieaue'
Asg.is, 1883.
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For. Sale.

One lot of ground in Mills addition, in
the town of Lafayette. Terms reasonable.
Apply to A. C. GUILBEAU,
Feb. %, 1889. Carencro, La.
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Ice Jury adjourned.
c. P. ALPHA, President.
r. c. GREIG, Secretary.