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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1891-12-19

SECTION I. BE II resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, two-thirds
of the members elected to each house concurring
therein, That article two hundred and twenty
nine of the Constitution If eighteen hundred
and seventy nine. I've amended and re-euacted SO
az To read as follows. viz:
Article 229-The school funds Of this State
shall consist of: |. The proceeds of taxation
for school PURPOSES az provided in this Consti-
tuition; 2. The interest the proceeds Of all pu-
bile lands heretofore granted by tho United
States FOR tho use and support Of the public
schools; 3. or lands and other property which
may hereafter be bequeathcd, granted Or donat-
ell to the State or generally for school purposes;
(. All funds or property (other than unimprovcd
lancls), bequeathed or granted To the State, not
designated for other purpose; !. The proceeds Of
vacant estates falling under the laws of the
State Of Louisiana. The Legislature may appro-
pirate ro the same funds the proceeds. in whole
or in part, of public lands not designated foI
other purpose and shall provide that every par
ish, or every school ward in each parish, may
levy a tax for the public school therein, which
shall not exceed five g, mills on the dollar, the
vote ON such tax TO he decided by a majority of
the property tax payers of each parish, each
school ward or municipality in each parish, in
value and in number voting at said election
and all moneys so collected To be expended in
the school warl were levied. All elections I'M
der thi. act shall beorderd by the Police Jury
in the parish, in which TAX is proi"rsed 20 're
levied"
SECTION .. Be it further Resolved, That tho
above amendment to article two hundred and
tventyninp i.sg, he submitted To the citizens of
this State at the next general election For their
approval or rejection. and that upon all Ballots
cast at that election for State parish officers
there shall he printed these words: "Foi
amendment Co article 229 or tie Constitution"
Against the amendment To article 229 of the
Constitution"
Witness my signature anil the seal Of the State
of Louisiana az the City of Baton Rouge, this
10Th day of November, 1871.
Dec. ~. l.. L. VI As0s. Secretary OF State
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on organization Of An
ii Lottery Clubs: First ward G.
H. MOuton, 2nd ward Sebastian
Smith, Bird ward Cleric Gauthier,
4th ward A. G.. Mills. 5th Ward
Sosthene Zeringue.
Hon. Chas Delhommer being
loudly called for responded by an
earnest protest against the cor
rupting schemes of The lottery and
its lavish expenditure of money
in elections and appealed in
strong terms to the people to main
tain invioble the principles of
honor and independence that we
have maintained 80 nobly for 50
many generations. His remarks
being loudly applauded testified
of the earliest desire of the peo-
pie to down Morris, Pinchback
and Baldwin.
The meeting adjourned sine die,
H. p. GUILBEAU, President,
j. A. SCHLEsINGER, Secretary.
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Knights OF Honor.

At their regular meeting held on the
9Th inst, the following officers were
elected by st. Martin Lodge No 1923; viz:
Dictator. Roht. Martin. reelected,
vice Dictator, r. DeBlanc.
Assistant Dictator. L. c. Gauthier,
Reporter. James Simon, reelected:
Financial Reporter, A. V. Fleming, re-
elected, .
Treasurer. J. A. Resweber. fe-elected.
Chaplain. Chas. l.. Lacaze, Reelected
Guide. r. Durand,
Guardian; +. ". Bienvenu,
Sentinel. l.. Pellerin.
ID. Duput. reelected,
Trustees 7. j. Liable.
A. Gauthier.
Representative to the Grand Lodge
A. v. Fleming, Alternate; Chas. L. La
Gaze.
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Are broken down from ovcrwork or household
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rebhilds the system. aids digestion. removes ex-
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Many Persons
Something for the New Year.

The world renowned success Hostel
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century as stOmachic, is scarcely more
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the annual appearance of Hostetter's
Almanac. This valuable medical trea:
tise is published by The Hostetter Com
pany, Pittsburgh, Pa. under their own
Immediate supervision, employing GO
hands in that department. They are
running about II months in the year on
this work. and the issue OF same for
1892 will be more than ten millions,
printed in the English; German, French,
Welsh Norwegian Swedish. Holland, BO-
hemian and spanish languages. Refer
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ting reading concerning health, and nu-
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HOsteter's Stomach Bitters, amusement,
varied information, astronomical calcu-
latiOn and chronological items, &c,
which can be depended on for correct
ness. The Almanac for 1892 can be oh
tanned free Of cost. from druggists and
general country dealers IN I'll parts Of
the country.
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S. +. BIENTENU, Secretary.


S. T. BIENTENU, Secretary.
Mr.. NJ. L. BrOussard presented the fol-
lowing resolution which on motion duly
seconded was adopted.
Be it resolved, That the Mayor be re-
quested to instruct the Police Officer to
infOrce within the limits of the Corpora
ton, Section LIST of the Police ordinances,
adopted by the Board OF Trustees of this
corporation at its regular meeting on
the 4th day of May 1891. concerning the
shooting of fire arms, especially monte
christie rifles. baby caps and balls.
On notion of Mr.. Lacaze duly seconded
aud carried it was resolved. That the
licenses for the year 1899, shall be col
lected from the different trades aud pro-
LESSONS as fixed in previous years.
The following accounts were approved
and audited.
c. II. VOORHEES,, one month salary
ending Dec. IL, 1891. 5000
Felix VOORHEES,. one month salary
ending Dec. 3, 1891. 800
S. T. Bienr enu. one moth salary
ending Dec. 4. 1891. 800
Corporation Cart from Nov. 9th to
dec. ., 1891. 34,OO
Vim. Ross cleaning mark sa.
larry ending Nov. "a, 1891. 300
$1l7,5O
There being no other business before
the Board. the meeting adjourned sub
ject TO call.
A title copy from the minutes.
S. T. BIENvENU. Secretary.
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Two Conventions.
Both Claim to be the Regular,

The convention called to meet
in Baton Rouge "Wednesday, the
10Th inst. has resulted in the Nc
Emery and Adams delegates not
agreeing and two conventions
were consequently held.
Both conventions call them
selves the Regular Democratic
Convention, and have proceeded
to transact business in a earnest
manner, and we may now expect
two state tickets, an anti ticket
and a lottery ticket.
Before this is read by tho read
ers of the MESSENGER the daily
papers will bring the news of the
labors of the two conventions and
our people will he informed who
are the candidates of the factions.
McEnery will undoubtedly be
the lottery candidate for Governor
and Foster the anti candidate. as
we have learned by telegraph that
the anti convention had nominal
ed Adams. who declined the no
minations
The anti convention was called
to order by Chairman Lanier,
President of the state central COM
mittee, and the McEnery conven-
ton was called to order by Ex-
Gov. Wicklitfe who had been APP
pointed chairman of the state Gen.
trail committee at the refusal of
chairman Lanier to accede to the
demand of the committee and to
appoint McEnery man as tenn
porary chairman vt the conveh-
ton.
Both of the conventions style
themselves rs the Regular Dpmb-
cratic Convention, and treat each
other as boilers, each convention
will be recognized by their respec-
tive factions as the true and real
Democratic Convention.
We shall have more to say on
this subject in our next. when we
pet all the infOrmations.
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Town Council.

Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the Corporation of st. Martin
vile, held Dec. 10Th 1891.
Pursuant to call, the Board met this
day at 4 o'clock p. m. were present the
Hon. T. J.. BrOussard Mayor, NJ. l.. BrOus-,
sari. j. H. Bienvenu and c. j.. Lacazes
absent Mr.. A. V. Fleming.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Treasurer presented the following
monthly report fer November 1891.
Monthly report for November.
Bal on hand Oct. 81. 1891 $l.9S
Rec since tax of 1891 1901
From market revenues S.8o
Paid to Attorney 800
Cleaning Market 800
Corporation cart $50
Secretary and Treasurer 1900
Commission 1.99
Balance an hand Nov. 80, 1891 1865
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CLUBBING RATES.

We have made arrangcnents.b by which
we can furnish our readers with the
MESSENGER aud TIE HOME Magazine,
published at Washington, -. c., for the
low cost of Sl2a.
We have also made clubbing arrange
ments with that sterling agricultural pa
Der, THE TAXES FARM AMP RANCH,
published at Dallas. Taxes. TIE FARM
AND RANCH and Messenerg for only 81. %.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1901.
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Sheriff Cardinal took Eugene
johnson to the Penitentiary this
week.
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Quite a large number of people
from this town attended the Ba-
ton Rouge convention.
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MASS MEETING.

A meeting of the anti-democrats
of the parish of st. Martin took
place on the 18th of December
1891 in the Opera Hall at Breaux
Bridge and was attended by about
800 persons although called on
short notice
DR.. H. p. Guilbeau was elected
President and the following NAM
ed as Vice Presidents, Cleric Gau-
thier, Sidney Babin and Emile
Cornien j, A. SchlssiMgef was
chosen Secretary.
Gov. C. H. Mouton in lengthy
discourse delivered in French and
English, stating the object Of the
meeting was vocifepusly applaud
ed throughout his remarks. The
following resolution offered by
Gov. Moutcn wee adopted Gnan-
imously
Resolved, That while we admit
the democratic principle that the
minority must submit to the will
of the majority, yet We declare
that It is worse than itle to shut
our eyes to the existence of cor
rupt methods and practices en-
ployed by the Louisiana State
Lottery to control the election for
the adoption of the amendment of
the Constitution of this state, hav-
ing for its object the incorporation
of it's charter in that instrument,
and as democrats we protest
against the use of the money of a
corporation to control the result
of popular elections; and we hold
that the money power is as dan
gerous to free institutions" as
the military power is. The doc
trine of Cesar, the destroyer of
Roman Liberty was.-"With mo-
ney I will get men, and with men
l will get money; the doctrine of
John A. Morris is.-"With money
l will get partisans, with parti-
sans l will get votes and with
votes l will get the exclusive pri-
viledge of turning my wheel and
make millions" AS democrats
we connot submit that our state
be placed under the dominion of a
moneyed corporation, which in the
language of Ex-Gov. S. ID. Nc
Emery in his message of May 9Th
1882 to the Legislature. "Encou-
rage the vice of gambling in its
worse form, incites to breaches of
faith and embezzlement in the
effort to get rich at the turn of a
wheel and demoralizes society,
corrupt politics and impedes le-
gislation."
Therefore as free men, who ap-
preciate the liberty and the honor
of their State above all things, We
do organize ourselves into an anti
lottery club, and pledge ourselves
to use all honorable means in our
power to defeat the incorporation
of the Charter of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co., in the constitu-
ton of our state and to prevent
the administration of the State to
fall in the hands, and under the
control of gambling corporation.
Resolved, That this meeting re-
conmends that anti-Lottery Clubs
be organized in every ward of the
parish of st. Martin, with a
view to carry out the object ex-
pressed in the foregoing resblu-
ton.
Resolved Further, That the
President of this meeting, appoint
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$41.S4 $41,S4
Special Tax.

Special Tax.
Bal on hand Ocl. 81, 1891 S6l5,57
Rec since Tax 1891 1880
Paid to commission SS4
Balance on hand Nov. 30, 1881 631,63
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Needing tonic. or children that want building
NJ. should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
IL is pleasant To take, cures Malaria. lndiga'-
ton. and BiiUusness All dealers keen it.
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If YOUE ESf n IEUES
Or YOU are all worn out. really god foi nothing
il is general aCi,i'Itv. Try
RROU VA IEO!T 5ITTEES
e will cure yolI ami give Il Co"pl appetite. SOLD
bv all dCrvrs IL ni,diciuc-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

L. 3. Cook, ct a.
against l.. b. Cook in the sum Of $lS333 with int
) est thereon from Jan. lst 1890 and also in the iui
ther sum OF 1883 duo Jan. 18th 1882. witi inierc
thereon from Jan. lst 1890 should the same be ut
before decree herein, and costs, and to enforce Il
same by personal decree against the said Cook al.
by foreclosure of the lien reserved i'll Il decd lro!
Big Stone Gap improvement Company anu H. {
Ballard Thruston, Trustee to l." - Cook, on lot l.
Block 81, Improvement Co.'S Plat 10 j, III the toN
OF Big Stone Gap, Wise County Va. Ana alidav
having been made that l.. B.Cook aud T. l. bryai
parties defendant herein are no!i-reSiccnIs OF tn
State the said defendants are required To appt!'
here within fifteen days after due publication OF u;
order in tie Clerk Office OF our said court at rui
to be holden there for and 10 What is necessary
protect their interests. AID il is ordered thai coz
OF this order be forthwith published, oncc a week
for four successive weeks, III the 3i'i SioSfi Pcs:.
newspaper printed in the town OF Big Stone Gap, /
the county OF Wise, and posted at the 'front.' door 0
Inc courthouse az said colnty on the first d' OF IN
next County Court Tor the SAID county after the dat
OF dis order. A copy: resta: J. Z. si"iS. Clerk.
iml!it' (, H,nn"3i. p. q
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
Public Sale.

ON ,hnpreiises OF the brick plant tGr iletr Du ell
,,c,tt county, T:rrina the nndersired trustee 81
.,i,cr for sale at public oucry to The hgcst li,l
The following described ;,rIisr,y. ,,-at. hotsr
and .lgisie ind nil tlii Exrr thereto wi ngig. on
brick machine together with III ,he belts sr fixture
now used with said machine and thereto at.ac..d
also the sheds and b:ildinEs connected with saia
brick plant, also qrsntify cf wood, III Of which
property having been conveyed My r.. 1881. by
George L. GepIiardt end e r. Lanis toA. F. Y. May
In trust 10 secure ". Fl. NickeIs and others in the
payment of divers sunIs OF money.
Terms of sale will be for cash In hand. tits The 2!st
day Of October 1891.
n. " ifsg. Tru.:ce.
lllflieid, Eirsi,
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W G.. Green ct al
The object Of this snit is to recover udyncn agains;
iclels and l. \. Green in the OF $33S.32 with In
,erest thereon from November II. 1880. aud to enforce
he same by personal decree against said parties and
foreclosure OF the vendors lien reserved in certain
sipet from Big Stone Gap Improvement co, and r. c.
;ai:ard 7hrnston Trustee to g. II. Brown and w. C.
Green tlated Soy.Il, 1881 lots II andI3 Of Block
Improvement cos Plat No, II In the town OF Big
Stone Cap Hrise county Va and affidavit hnving been
made that f. Johnston and y. Green, parties de-
ehdaHt ereiD are ncn.res ideuts Of this State, the
said defendants arc required to aprcar within fifteen
days after due OF this order, in the clerks
office of our sId court rules to be holden there for
ani do what Is necessary to protect their interests
la ordered ihSte copy OF this oTde. bcorthvih
published once wees for fo;r successive weeks in
Bio SfnsE posv. iss;a papor PriE ted III the town
oe Big ssalc Sap; Ia tie roaRfy Of Wise, and posted
50 ills roEt duos tiecasfs. sonae sad county, on
tlIe first day NJ f ns9 county court for sl copE
III after The daksGf ti.is order.
A cnps Testes y. Ii. EIPpS. clerk
aisits u GGsiowet.. q. sP 3. Ronda d. G 1884
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Call Al Nrs, Esbacks rooms over s. r.
Whitehead & Cos Dug stosO for bargains
III nice millinery. vei'iags, Gloves, aud
Ladies' Notions. These goods must and
will be sold at bottom prices 80 close out
for the season. Two experienced dress
makers will he i'll attendance FOR q limited
sime only. So call early it you want any
thing done in their line.
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SIS MONTH $500
Do YOU Mani
Employment ?

BY Which you can make from
$500 to $500 per month--'he
amount depending Oh whether You work
part o: oil OF your time, and on the amount
OF Vim and Vigor and Pluck and
Push you pnt into the work II so il
might pay vou to write TO us We've
got Something that Goes. and
there's roou, for a tcw mOTc 30 come IN
1t won't cost yon much 10 invcssigate-on :
Iva two-ccnt stamp We want q live,
Wide-Awake Representative ii
your community, either Man OF Won
an. IL YOU arc interested we'd like t.
hear from You. Well show yon where
there's some money. All information b,
return mail Then if you are rot conyin-
ccd, all right: therell he no harm done
only You'll Miss A Good Thing
Better write at once.
ADDRESS
The Rror3ix Furnishing Co.
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ascnccw Academy CorporatIo..

Notice ishereby given that there will
he special called meeting OF The Board
OF Directors at the Academy Building
Dec. 22ud 1891, 8 =. M. Rv order OF Elk
ec0tise Committee JAS. W. Fox, W. Il.
BScKToEn ana, Il. TATE IRVINE.
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Sale of House and Lot.


>arsunnt toa decree oft!ia circuit court OF ",
-iy Virginia rendo:cd on the zi!i day OF Sei''cni
IN TIE cl;aiicery cause therein reMiiLEci ~
a., . Co. VI. }. Il. +. Wit. Admr ct ais the rndesig
,coi commissioner i'll On Tic property ia te IL
a.f,,r Described on le.
c1 Gay OF November 1SS
81. li,. isl.s. bidder !.e r,.taia lot ,i.c hoN,e
81. c,5o, Biocs u o. T. EiG 5:olie,idp 'aaei
= on :, Ills >cnu bctWce, Alto az" ictiti ste
.pusc being ~ o-s;o,y frame house.
Terms Of sale:
ii sufficient to pae all costs OF this suit and costs ~
omissions OF sale and che third OF the purchase M
The balance OF the purchase money 60 be paid in 81
nd twelve monhe from date OF sal, 10 lie evidenced L
t e non-nego.ablc notes of HE purchascrbearng inter
i anj payable to the commissioner on his order and II
unassoEcr 20 retain Tic tiIIclo The property An;l s.
,..e purchase money be paidr.
l.. TURNER MAUkY, Special Commissioner.
In the clerks c:ce cf!he circuit court Of the couh
Use
i'ofo C!ay& Co. plaintiffs against L.B f. li'lt Adm
1 al defendants in chancery.
j. t. Lips. clerk OF The :aid court DO certify thu
- bond required Of The special commissioner hy II
ce;c rendered in said f;>c on The 24l. day ct SEP
:; / has been daily given. Given uliJeT ny hand =
i.rN Of tie said cc;iyt, this Npv. 18Th 1884.
1cste: J.E. LlPPSe clerk.
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Forced % sa1ee
s..,t.tp i. i.,ncls ed.

rursuat, IL decree rendered in II. chahoety casc
o. Bank u 81 stol,c Gap Ii caia's'il VIII ~
Saturday, November %, 1891.
II II O'Clock nosn, Of, The wen,iscs sell to tie lig
ST aaer!sss 70 ana IL OF blpc; 6s sliprs ese,,
Cox ta ii. lie seyI CT Zig Sion" Gap' M - =
I only m i, uncss !. be necessary To ALSO Sl .os =
IN order IL satisfy sid decree which Is 'nr %s.o,o,'
interest ~, s. Is froo Augiis, s 1897 and ftr col.
Of said action and Of elans lis saie with !ega' CEN
missions on amount bid.
TERMS OF sALE.
one half cas!. residue credit Of Tour mohlF
from day q. sale. the crcdi, lnsta'!mcnt carrying @
rs, from the day 81 sa'" the purchaser giving ~. Dor
FOR the credit nstsllmcnt Tie ;'tis 20 pe eu'a
un,il THO ,n,rchsrq money il paid and ccfvrycl'
Ii e,;ea by .hc con,,. Il. c. MCDOWELL, ~
Special COMMISSIONS
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Tr!RG!NiA IN tie clerks O.!icc y. tnN {
caurs vi Wise county on the 9TH cay al 70

VIRGINIA N tie clerks 80 OIL .,,S .. ,n q, .ie
bas, 1891. Ia vacation.
VI. T.. harris, PlaiIlih III Gil +icel!
against
u. C. Stamps, ct. al, Dcf'dt's.J
nh. object OF this suit is to have all the lands, mi
era rights, &C., now owned by the paiil,h aud q
PENDANTS jointly, situated in Wise county, Virs.ni
petioned and the plaintiffs interest allotted TO HIM
An affidavit having been made and Tiled that =
defendants, j. G. Stamps, II. q. Kyis, A. 81 hog.
A. d. Simpson and FL. D. Clay are sIo, resident" q" T.
State of Virginia, it is ordered that !hey do aHf
here within Is days after due publication hereof
do what may be necessary to protect their li''e
this suit And i; is further ordered tliae col5
OF be- Published oIcu week ioriout weeks III u,
S,nnc iosr, that copy ht posted al DIE iron
O, lac Court ho;isc OF this county or me ii:ato.
the next term llc county court Of SAD ccun'S
y Copy. 1este; =. IL. Affo' o'e'h
Miller Bulen, p. q.