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COLLECTOR OF CUsroMs.-The President has
appointed Jerome A. Watrous of Wisconsin to
be collector of customs for the district of Mil
waukee Wis
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SENTENCE CoMMUTED.-The President TODAY
commuted to sixtyfive days Imprisonment the
three months sentence of Alexander Shorter,
convicted In this city August 70, 1889. of lar
ceny.
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The $50 miners at Odin, Ill, struck yester.
day Tor higher wages and cheaper supplies.
The United States steamer Alert, which is "a
ssn LOT san Francisco with Admiral Kimberly,
San Francisco advices. The Nipsic. Iroonois
and 0ohican we're also stu thera.
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The TRAINING SHIP PORTSMOUTH, at New
port RI has been ordered to the New York
navy yard.
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DR.. Sheppard, the democratic candidate fog
surrogate OF Warren county, NJ, vss foand
dead In bed IN Philiipsburg this morning.
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Nor ISoAPACIrATED.-The President has ap-
proved the findings of the retiring board in the
case of Capt. VIM. r. Brown, marine CORDS
The board found that he was not incapacitated.
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The SEVEN MONTHS TRIAL OF THE YORK
TOWN after her preliminary acceptance will ex-
pire on the 4th aid special report will be
made by the engineer-in-chief as to the con-
dition of her machinery, as required under the
contract for her construction.
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MELVILLE LINDSAY. MANAGER
1902 LIN ST. NV.

lowing pners: Germantown. l9c large hank: Saxony,
d.,se. !arfe hank Spanish, 1ec larre hznk; Zephyr
tAnoas Ctopia brand which In considered very beat
pade Our stock of Flannels. Dress Goods, Hosiery
nd Underwear deserve special attention. Examine
eur 4se. Undsrshirt for Ladies aud Gentlemen You
yssys ssll Mnslins - cost. wA. G. SIEkBUCHEN.
4oo< IN 81 nv. ac2-3us
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SHOULDER Cares.
Fresh supply Of SHOULDER CAPEs received today
IN Seal Mink, Astr%r A-I. Persian and Monkey Fur.
SEAL JACKETS SACQUES and DOLMANS at Low
Prices
FUR TRIMMING in every variety Of Fur.
PLUSH CAPEs, sACQUES and JACKETS.
AL goods ~ New York Prices.
MlLLEIT RUOFE
Hstters and Furriers,
nu19-3m SUS ienE 81 ylvaniA ave.
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"PHGBUs, VIRGINIA, Oct 20, 1889.
LAWRENCE GARDNER, Secretary.
Washington. DC.
Dear Sir: am in receipt of your favor Of the 22d
instant enclosing draft thousand dollars
cannot tell you what joyful surprise it
You will place me under obligations if you will
the board Of trustees of appreciation Of the
courtesy. Myself and children being but poorly pro-
vided for the draft came like 'Godsend'
Reiterating my thanks, am,
Respectfully yours,
(SignedD vALEsKA W. CURRY"
The question then naturally arises. what would it
cost to secure the same protection for my family?
In association that has reached the years of the
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association Tin
our thirteenth year is unnecessary to give est
mated cost but give what has been the actual
cost OF 900 0O and it reasonable suppose that
in the future the cost will be about the same.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~THE LoUNGER" THE LoUNGERi""
Tseiy teday Bsshs
and qups and hits things in general For sale at
aIl news stands and on the trains Prlce &C: IT
-. Foreign Missions Of the Presbyterian church
Of frayer for Missions as follows:
chnrcSes as srransed BY the Sessions Of each INC
Tuesday. Nov. 5.-1wo mass meetings for all the
sary board of foreign @issons in ut the MstrDpenn
church. Capitol Hill 3. $3.50 pm, and the New York
"Wednesday. NOV. Especial meetings to be ad-
West street church Georgetown Rev Dr. Chester
HHyaIsyi L., iie Ress; J; I Kelly and 7, s; WynkoSp
Snriey Msmofiai Rev Scott IF F. Hershey. % ''' N'''s'
Unity IUfS"si Church. nSfl Rev. NJ. P. Smell
Fnssp fidteepp,h @ Street church, Rey y. 8: Miller.
North North CHURCH. Rev. DR.. Childs.
Eastern church. Rev. C. B. Ramsdell and Rev. DR..
Western church, Rev. DR.. Sunderland and Rev J. W.
K~YoUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.
ae shs W e. 6hkS SIX s5a Fl S
ING at 7:50 O'Clock. Arransements me viii be made
nie2t: = DA.'e y JAS snf FULLERTON, President
R~SI WISH TO, THANK MY FRIENDS AND
sre my connscton NV with % the rn Of % Root Eewen en
%ikHaMs S CO. IL ROOT
RSDO YOU WISH REAL COMFORTg IF so
- have your shirts made of Horrockses, q
new shtrtng which is the most comfortable material
known Z. T. HALL Shirt Maker 9OS ST. NV
cessor to late J. W. Amer (R. H. Taylor. se27-3m
<SOFFICE OF WESCOTT, WILCOX q CO.,
~ Real Estate Loans and Insurance,
1907 Penn. ave- W.
Washington. &c, Nov. j. 1889
We have this day associated with us in the Sales,
Loans and Insurance branch Of our business Mr. Wal
ter Heson and which will hereafter be conducted
der the firm name Of Wescott, Wilcox & Co.
Respectfully,
RSDOCTOR EDITH JEWELL, DENTIST,
- has removed to ia 18th -t.n.w. n1-3t'
THIS LETTER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
~ and is one of many received by the officers
the WASHINGTON Beneficial Endoymeu Association.
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TINS WrEx.
AL SOC. SECKwEAR, new patterns. 900
s2.5oNATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR Il. GOA suit
35o. HOSIERY I9c.
el.25 LAUNDRIED PLEATED SHIRTS SOC.
35c GUARANTEED FAsr-BLAcK HALF HOSE
Ne
Soc SCOTCH WOOL GLOVES 29o.
8. L BACHRACH.
THE cUT-PRICE oUTFITTER.
ocB-3m 1928 ST. n. W.
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JOHNSON a. Lurrnr1L

Our White Linen bosom Shirt. reinforced, 1T 60c.
worth S5c, Is considered the best bargain We have
had at the price
stitched Ai-hnen Handkerchiefs. 2oO dozen chesp At
1x<c.. which We are running At 3 Tor 2oe Look ut
them
Our stock of Dress Goods is complete prices ranging
rom 125Tc. 10 81 yard
We make a speciality Of Underwear, Hosiery aud
Glovesbuy Job lots in large quantities. which enables
os TO always sell less than regular prices.
SPECIAL tob ia Coiored Undershirts and Drawers at
o1-4s. usual price s2. -
JOHNSON & LUTTRELI.
oc31 7l3 Market space
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, S344,S31; customs. S409 $780,
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Certificates issued from $500 to $4,000
10th at. NV.
Nd LARNER. President
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-THE LOUNGER!" 1.-THE LOUNGER!"
80 Get "The Lounger," the new illus
trated humorous weekly out today: bright cartoons
and qups and hits things in general For sale at
all news stands and on tine trains. Price &C. 1t
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r. E. BARRETT.
For the past fifteen years connected with the Drug
Store corner 9th sud Pa desires to inform his
friends that he has opened the Shorehsm Drug Store
corner 18th and II sts- with . complete stock Of
Drugs, Chemicals, &c ocl4-1m'
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ABERNACLE, 9TH AND Sis. S.w.-
- Preaching at i Am. by the Rev. l.. A SIer;
a. so pm by the Rev scott f. Hershey; subject OF
the evening discourse, Ideal Christiaity' SUNDAY
school 1T J:3O am. Socety for Christian Ind
6.3t I'm. The Scofeld league at 300 Pan. Mite
society Oh Tuesday evening at 7:30. It,
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H~SNEW CHURCH SERVICES.-THE REV.
49, Frank Sewall will comneuce his services
with the Washington society Of the New Jerusslem
now w.rshlping M ~ st National University HALL loO6 Z
81; 81; aUnyiahoM III ti.s M oc4ek an subject fhe
$50 am. cordial invitation s extended TO ali in
terested in the writings of SwedentOrR and the fur
therance Of the new church in this city. It,
NORTH CAROLINA AVE METHODIST
1 Protestant Church. n. Carolina ave. and B Sd
lsev. A. W. Mather, pzstorSunday school :3OA
Preachng IL subject: II he saint home fol-
lowed BY the Lords supper. Evening sermon at 80
prece0ed By service Of half al hour Seats
free AL vsicoms. Prayer and praise msetlng Friday,
7:30 Pm. NJ
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In associating myself with Mr.. Davis, who has been
connected with this Office Tor the past three years.
embrace the opportunity to thank my friends for their
generous PATRONAGE III the past and continual
oi the same tor the new nrm.
nol-2W W. RILEy DEEBLE.
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8~Ga ne, RJy. IA lrice, ID. ~. pasJor.-Kevival
services Preaching by the astor I a.n 10 lowed
by the llmunon service. Preaching by the pastor
Sunday school at 9:l5 Praise and prayer $3.50
pm. Epworth LEAGUE at 0:3U pm. Services during
the week at 80 pm tSstulylay excepted follows
Monday night, conducted by the preachers and ex-
horters Tuesday by the class leaders: Wednesday by
the stewaTds Thursday. BY the trustees Friday, by
the Ef,Worth league, lts
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RSTHIS LETTER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
49, and Is one of many received by the officers
OF the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association.
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sk-SFIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
sS~1a corner OF lOth and Il SITS. II w.-The pastor,
Rev. . III. Newman y. D., will conduct the morning
service at IL and administer the Lords supper
$40 pm. meeting of tne Society Of Christian En-
deavor. 7:B0 pm. meeting in the interest of the
Social Purity work In this city. Reports and adj
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&GAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, COR.
~ 3lst and sts.-Preaching by the pastor
IL am. and 80 Pm. Baptism i'll the evening. Re-
friends. Preaching every night IT.
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Sx-SFOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
E~ Church, 14th and g sts. Rev. Geo. Elliott,
Iastor-Seryices Tomorroware; 8: D, Sunday school
prayer; 0:.0 regular session. la the pastor will
preach, subject The brand Jesus" and at ESQ
pm Gods signal service TIE seaiings are free
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening" IT.
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deck, where glorious view cold be
obtained Of both sides of the bayou.
DIR. Gazzo pointed out many places of
interest with expianatioiis about them.
giving the names of former and prea-
ent owners, etc. While We watched
the graceful winnings of our noble
stream and rounded it's curves on our
way, the SUI drQpped down in. the
west before lis and the full. moon rose
in regal spfendor at ,:tlie rear, .lirow-
ing her smiling fadianco,.. ovor the
happy scene.
Throughout the day tie music. of
the Tiiibodaux 'Baidg. broke, in upon.
the hum Of many. voices and added its
charm to the olcasi0n. About 3
o'clotk We reached T1iibodanx and the
crowd separated for their several
places of abode or. sojaurll, with the
feeling. that a''.5reI Letter day" had
been scored to their account.
vi the proceedings ON. Thursday
morning l need only say they were Of
paramount interest; and the various
resolutions adopted. with Mr.. Wick
lllfes eloquent tribute to our people
AND locality, We're duly appreciated.
The only sad feature about the con-
vention is that tits IL thing of the past,
and that such scenes, while they live
forever III our memories, can never re-
cur III reality with just the same ac-
tors and under the same circumstances
winch made them SO delightful.
-- ESSIE.
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Constmble's sale.
THE STATE OF. LOUISIANA.
Justices Cctirt, Nth Ward, Parish
\ Of ,LafuLrche.r.
g. Abribot, dr., rx: J6dthim. LG.
Isl gueryr. No, r..

Jaks notice that acting pI4er d wit Of
herl facias ena mating fgop tina sbovs
entitled court in the above eutitiSa and pam
bered suit I have, seized and viii sder tor
sale at public auction pursnaut to Law b the
Inst aud highest bidder, OF the premises ut
Lousoeviiic. on
SATURDAY. JUNE ~, 1889,
between tie hours of u o,elock .. M. and 4
s'c'"ck p. M. tho following described pro
Perty, tm-wit
A certain int sf ground. situated IN the
parrish 0f Lafourche. in the village Of Lsn-
gneviiie. on the right bank of bayvu kA-
fomrchs. hcing Lot No 9 If klock, No. ID a.
appears from . plan Of laid village mede aud
executed b. Allen d1iicmmecours, surveyor.
IN Dec ~. 1885. . copy Of which plan is ~
posted in the Clerks aficr. Recorder de-
pxrtmeut. Of this parish. Bald lot II bounded
northwest By. ana atreet, northeast So LSt
= Of sail Block No.. Is. southwest b. Lct
Nc. Of Block No. l. aud southeaa: By Ia
tourcae street. together with ali'ths buildings
a improvements thereon.
TOrtns and conditions of'aaie--Cnsp GU the
spet in United States Treasury Notes, ~ pay
and satisfy the principal. interest aud e0-;s IN
The above suit. p. A. BAkRIOS.
Hsy =, 1853. Special Constable, 4th Ward.
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THE STATE OF LOUIsIAN.
10th Judicial District Court, Par.
i-h OF Laf.mrche.
Succession Of Joseph p. Danhn. ".
12l3 Hy0Jates..

Pursuant ~ an orlsr and. deevaS ~,
above cntilied court AMI in oh, d;enss sns
c%omniss'on 10 in- direc,ed in he aha.s 20 =
tied and nnmhrrtat ,ncr-ssion. j viii ~ nv -
sale at public %aucIion. pursn.u, IN \ !. icr
the last and highest bidder at the .,,n.. aw. 70
~ tho town ef fliihodaux, ON ase
SATURDAY.. NAY IS, 1880.
between the hours of ~ o'clock nm
och'ck y. m, the following d.sorihas -
perry hc'ougiug tp sail I'll .c-ssion. 4. =; p's
lhe undivided halt # q CERTAIN -.
of land ST la,ed in this I,arish. 20, sst
right bank a., Bayou Laion, Che ~ a,su
three miles trtow the town At 1h;s.
daux measuring two nr~nts front ~, ~
~ arpents in depth bound a ai,uy,, ~ .n u
formerly of Naxini,tu q surreois mi h.,n.s
ny these ! "ar. ''rf"rnreri.y br .ony np to I'm
clen Gu,'iroz together with all the 1,,,Lsa~
ant Improvement thereon. ais, this rn5;ss
'icd hall of one cav. one horse, one h.sl 1T
two wooden fockins chairs ""o
terms and Conditions of sale Cash nm ~.
spot in Gnited States Treasury notes 70 ma,
Geuis. ray
April Is. 1879. ~
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
oOh Judicial District Court. PR
i>h of L%afo"rche.
Charles q. Lecix rs. Nelson Tayaor.
No. 2411.

Take notice tia: acting under a wr,, ~
Fl ia etnanarin. fro II he ab,ve eu,;tlsS
conrf in the ab we entitled aud uumhar.S
case, ! have seizrd and will Offer for .ak a.
lubilc auction pursuant to law. t. the last
AMI hig' e.i bidder. ut the courthouse in ths
town of ThihOd lux 0n "
SATURDAY, JUNE Il, 1889.
between the hours of II o'riork a. m. and Z
O'clock p m, the following described ms-
perty, to wit:
A certain lot OF ground i'll this pais,. 4.
the village. u; i-unguevillc, AZ abont twenty.
tw" miles below 'he 'own of Thil,, iany ana
being on the lett hank uf bayou l4,fouyehe.
said lot hein. i.nt M | of Block No. Il. AZ,
ror,ling TO II subdivision Of said Block Ne. a.
made hy s1ii Nelson Ia, lvr. Aaid lot msas.
nring S. feet froL or width ly n depth of ne
feet; bounded on the north by lot Of join
johnson. on I'll" east by LIT of isn:y William.
son. on the s,nth by Baraiarii 81 reef. asd ON
the west By Twelfth street
Together With all the buildings and i'm
pr%oveunrnis fherean.
Terms aud conditions Of sale--Cash an the
spot IN United S'atrS u, ea>nrv Notes, to nav
and satisfy the principal. interest and costs
In the above suit.
r. +. LORIO, Sheriff.
May II, 1889.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial District Court, Par.
ish OF LafOurcle.
Succession Of Elisabeth Garmouche. de-
ceased, Wife Of PasscMr Gdathreaux.
81. No. 1868, Pyobates.

Whereas, vasseur GAuthreaux, Jr.. nj
sara pariah. administrator IT the Aforesaid e.
tate. has rendered il final acrou:.t Of his a~t,rin-
istr"tion Il he aforesail estate.
Now therefore ali persnns ,re hereby wAru-
ed and notified to flo their "ppnsition to the
said account with the clerk Of said conrt ,ar
his office in the tow OF ~Thi,Udaux, ten iays
after the first publication hereof, other iss
the sa'a account viii be approved and home
IOgated In accOr lance with la W.
In testimony whereof: :.
gu Witness my hand and the inpre..
LIS. Of the seal Of my office ut Thlbodau.
(~)ihis 18th day OF May. A. ID. ls3a.
=. j. W. kNOBLDCH.
Jerk Of Court.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Oth Ju'tirial DI~tricf Court. Par
: .>h of L,fourcbe.
Emily Hebfrt, rye, rx. Dominique
Hdrang, husband.
No. 1913.

This ease having been regularly nxea for
trial, wa taken up and tired, and the Iav
and the evidence being in favor Of plaintiff
and agains, def niaht;
1t is therefore Orle, al. adjudeed and de-
creed that plaintiff. Emily Hebert, wife, do
have Judgment against her husband, Domi-
niqna Harans. forever iIissolSinx the com
mnuity Of arquetr and gains hitherto existing
between the said pla, ntiff aud her eaid nus
band. the aoirnd~nt herslu !; ami thas said
Emily Hehcrt ia hereby given and restOrel 10
tile Reconsideration of her separate and vars-
Phernai fun.ls and property aud it is further
ordered. mljudsesi ani ,lrereed thar To
plaintiff. Emily Ncbert, wife. do have and
recover OF defendant. her said husband, Do
miMiq"~ Herring, Tho sau, "f 6vs hundred
and nineiy hire S7-iee dollars, 1859 81 with
legal interest thereon from the 18th day of
June, 1875. unit, paid. Defendant ~ pay all
costs. '""
Thus done aud signed in open court, this
10th dav Of April, iSs9. :" ~
(SiKned/ TAYLOR BEATTE.
- Judge Goth JuA. Dist.
Filed tlct 10. 1889.
g. Assigned, j.. W. KNOBLOCH, C1srk.
3L.S.fA trne copy. Test. CArkis Onbee,
<~)PsrisL OF Lafourcbe. April "a, la6o.s :,
}. w. KNORLOCn, -.
Cl>sk
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems
ut first, only a cold. Do not permit
any dealer to impose upon You with
some cheap imitation Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but he sure YOU get
the genuine. Because he eau make
more profit he may tell you he has
something Just as good, or just the
ame Don't be deceived, but insist
npon getting DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cry, which is guaranteed to give relief
in all Throat, Lungand Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at Thibodaux Drug
Store. Large Bottles 81
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At q recent term of court. ut Lake
Charles Louis Demarest, white, and
sumner Miller, colored, were convict
ed of murder and sentenced to be
hung. Demarest had been convicted
IN last February and on appeal the
conviction was set aside by the So
Preme Court aud the case remanded.
He haA taken a second appeal.
At the Same term, F. II. McCann.
the defaulting cashier of the Watkins
Bank, was sentenced to four years
imprisonment at hard labor for en-
he14lenlent.
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SATURDAY, MAY %. 1889.
AN UNFIIE TMPUTITION.

AN UNFAIE IMPUTI77ON.
A great controversy is going on be
tween some of the New Orleans dai!ies
about the late troubles 1T New iberia
Lafayette and Gretna.
We have 10 objection to IL esteem
cd contemporaries Of the great South
ern metropolis squabbling among
themselves even OH so serious a sub
ject, but We enter our solemn protest
against the attempt to drag i'll the
country press as the disciple of one on
the other of the disputants. 1t is an
unfair and undescrved impptation.
The time is past when the country
press of Louisiana should follow blind
ly in the leading strings of the lress
Of its metropolis. II has a mind OF its
own; it is capable of doing it's own
thinking on the various issues Of the
day rs they rise for solution; and it
has acquired the knack OF laying it's
thoughts before its readers %indepen-
IDENTIFY Of the fact us to whether this or
that great daily Of the Crescent City
thinks the same way. OF course, we
speak here Of the country press. in
general.
The daily whose views happen to be
supported by some member Of the
country press has no doubt the right
and privilege of referring to this con-
currcncc of opinion in order to show
that it's views are shared by respect
able authority F; but it is, to say the
least, in very bad taste for such jour-
nal to speak patronizingly Of it's conn
try brothers, who have not the advan-
tage Of airing their thoughts III the
live topics Of the day with the rising
Of every days sun, but have, pcrforce,
often to wait to speak when the sub
ject has already been thoroughly dis
cussed.
Nor liz it in any better form for rival
contemporaries OF the metropolitan
press to insinuate that the rustic press
allows itself to DO bamboozled by their
fortunate rival with which q large and
influential portion Of said press hap
pens, at times, to coincide in opinion.
Let not envy blind the judgment.
Criticise the rustic press, combat what
you may deem its errors, show wherein
it is wrong, expose the fallacy Of its
arguments, persuade it into the paths
Of. righteousness if you can, but pass
no insinuations on its force and com
potency. It may not yet have attained
the high plane of excellence to which
it aims, but, thank God, taken az a
whole, the country press Of Lonis-
lana is able to take care Of itself.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial Distric:: Conrt-Par
ish of LafDurche.
1neccssio~ ~ Artemise SiMoseaa. d..
denscd. w5ecf Muthmria Boxyg.
+. No. 1891. Probafes.

Where's. John i. Seely. Of said parish. Ja-
tive testAmentary exccutor at the l~se win
and Testament vi Mfs. Ariemise Siu,Oneau'
deoaeeee. wife Of Mathurin Bourg, also Dc.
adntnistratio Of the aforesaid estate.
1ow, therefore. all persous are herchv
wsfne6 and notified to ILL., their oppoeiion II,
writing with the clerk Of xaid. court. .e III,
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fls e IN the tU~ n or . libod.ux ,.,
the first publication her cof, uth.rv;.s attn
account Will b a..provcd and hvrrooa .aes aad
accOr ing ~ Law. o9see4,
Oh 10 Testimony whereof. v;t,a..
LIS. hansl and the ,mpre 9 Of n" es ny
S)m my Office, at Thib,daux, shis "a g
W. kNnBLocH,
Clerk Of CoSr4
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The sale Of town lots at Crowley,
advertised to take place on the 2lst
i0st.y was, by common consent of par
oee in interest, postponed until some.
time in next October.
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The publication Of the first davis
proceedings Of the Press Convention
IN the Pioaynae Of the following morn
ing II q feat worthy Of commendation.
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HoUMA. La, Jan. 80. 1889.
a few doses nf Gouaux's Anil Astbmatjc
mixture has relieved IN. of u ,crv had
cou h. NV little Ilu ,hter has he ., cured al
so,5y t'kiss the same. A. G.. HOREKT,
The Barber.)