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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02

! Halted with io, cello tai rs tupu,eh Christ
III hast, e. save or world hid rushed
down Wit nnt BIZ coronet aud the angels
uftisJ lgl hurled it after him!
tvr5sTtAsIrY \ STAR or HOPE.
/ Not a hi4ci, cloud Of threat. but a rlea1u-
| ins. stnr of hopc. is our glorious Christian
/ ity. one lluuuscoc that stellar appear
| nnce kinll.a MD ,hr soul Of tdc sicl, and
| DIVING COLLEGE s,uGtut until the words
4 flashed from i. o4ic finer, and the s.,r
seemed 10 l.our ifs light from his white
/ lips as Kirle Write wrote these immortal
words:
Whom mqrah.lsd on the nightly plain
The r.ttrr.u hosts l. stud the sky,
| Cue star alone OF all the train
C'n fix 'n' s.rHrr wandering "ye
N-I4' "-i' YOU ."e cho'tl' "re-'"s
'o'' ,,...',,1,, w. o,,a g.
Ttis,i,. -,or Of f.1hletem
One On 'hc raging .eas rode.
H." s., 'i.i "-'' '.-u Ia? MN, was nark'
'4''' '',' '''''' '0'u my
r,,, ho-r.r ,,.s,, ,',, ,i,oi.cr.-.
D-.t5 .,ri.,. / c,., ed th, tiIg to stem.
|ursuIlca'r astAr arose
II was the s;..7 OF Bethlehem.
Notice also in this scene hat other
! worlds seemed TO honor our Lord and mas
/ ter. BrisAt star Of tho ui2t. wheel on in
tA!re orbit. "N5. SAID he .tor II must
come nearer, aud must bend and must
watca and see Nl.t you do with M
Jesus" Another world that night j,iucd
our world in ,yoT~hiu That star luadu Il
I bow Of oo"isarc' ,o.'-,iues hear people
;a-k Of Chris, C3.4i-iou Is though it
we're to be1.o-.ly I've .et Thousand mi p,
OF Inc worlds circumference; hut believe
| q .. 1 -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
For Dcran2cnlcnt Of che Brain
- Hor>ford'- cid Pho. ohnte.

DR. d. +. RoUi SriE. Augusta. Me- says:
IN iunrtioH.' nti ing. lH'His OF ia. uIUiH 0id
"crroUss. N3.itm. h'r' pr,.c. b,d il hHrotifB-
.,.si,>.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
sANUTAVIIErE oS

Monamenta. Headstones,
Curbing and Building work
from Marble Gray Stone
and Barre Granite, CT any
Granite desired. Tagging
and Curling for streets and
walks, st lowest prices.
Work set in any part OF the
country. You are invited
to visit our work or cores
pond with us
= = r Pine SIT.
SSEAA3' SE1ss vSEGS9sES
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
ovERPRoDUcTIoN OF COTTON.
Proposed Convention of Farmers to
Consider the Matter

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 14.-Ccmmis-
sioner Lane, OF the Department of Ag-
riculture Of Alabama, has Issued cir
cular to every State Agricultural Com
missioner in the cotton growing states
for the purpose of calling a convention
of farmers, for the purpose of consider
ing the expediency and practica bility Of
decreasing the acreage Of cotton in the
South. He says: Now being deeply
impressed with the conviction that this
demand is most imperative, and action
ought not to be delayed, | respectfully
ask your Immediate consideration and
through you, that Of the cotton growers
in reference to this subject, and the ur-
gent necessities of an early meeting for
the purpose of discussing, and, if posi-
Gle arriving at some conclusion that
will accomplish the desired result
lie names the city of Montgomery,
Ala, as the most suitable place, and
Wednesday, the sixth day Of january,
1892, as the time ot meeting Of the con
yentiDn.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
We Told You So.

lhe tuieElilns received here from Ba
ton Rouge inform Us that two conven.
lions have been organized. Every one
at ali informed knows that one is a le-
gltlmate offspring Of the majority, the
other bastard OF minority.
The one was born Of the unIon of au-
thorlzcd nlajOliti2s and the customary
political usages of the Democracy the
other is tie offspring of Illicit, ciaudes-
tue secrecy and conctaimtnt, with
vaultinG ambition and the demon OF
! Rule or Ruin.
We have said from tie inception of
! this agitation, that which we now find
! to he realized in the desperate purposes
Of the ants and their misguided dupes,
that the design was to disrupt TIE
Democratic party for the concealed
! purpose OF forming new one. There
| can DO DO IOugcr any doubt OF The
! fact. he Ants are IN minority III
| The State Convention aud cannot hope
to control its deliberations by dogmati-
cal dictatioD. They therefore resorted
| to cunning propositions to be accepted
! before the convention was called to or
der, thereby endcavOring to shape its
policy without willingness to abide 10y
its deliberations! The pretext was so
| thin and the purpose 50 apparent that
the friends OF Judge McEneIy would
nOt-cOuld nU:-entertnin it.
In all their movements, from the be-
ginning to the end, the Ants have ex
hlOited in one form Gr another Il desire
to sever tire unity of the Democratic
party If unable to contrul it. They pre-
tended at first that they wished to dis
connect the revenue amendment from
the other party issues of the campa 2u.
The pros were fully in accord with them
and accordingly proposed to leave the
matter to the drciSlnn Of white pr!ma-
ri"s, The Antis found a prtteXt for not
accepting the proposition. They next
entered into CON; n;bjHf, thinking there
by to acquire strength cUUUgh to carry
their plans through in their own secret
way OF conducting them. 1t is useless
to go over all that was Goue. Having
the machinery of patty manipulation in
their own bands, aud backed Up by a
Governor rs dognHtIc HGd fanatic as
the DIXIE 0f Aiya, a Phillip ora Tongue
mazda, they eXelted themselves to the
utmost to battle the expressions OF ma
j0rities ana to substitute therefor their
secretly C0Dcocted devices. Failing III
this SD largely us not to he able to carry
the State Convention, they stand OH
the outside, and attempt to prescribe
terms to large majority, in the face Of
usage. precedent and the Fundamental
principle Of Democracy. Unable to do
this, they urganlZo q separate conven-
tiun, apparently silly enough to suppose
that Democrats entitled to the name
may abandon their party 10 follow them
We have seen many voters. who R0W |
made aware Of what these Ants would |
have them do. declare themselves dis |
gusted. We hayean abiding confidence |
the sober practical sense OF the mass |
e, and firmly believe they will come
pack into the Democratic fold, and !
cave these party destroying and Ia !
,atical gymnasts to continue their lidic-
Nous gyrations in the cilcumscribed
limits OF their insignificant mem bersbip.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
A Fearful Responsibility.

Finding themselves in Il minority,
those good Democrats, the anti leaders,
have bolted the Democratic State Con-
yentiOn.
If, says the n. Q. States, the result of
such bolt shall be q scramble for the
negro vote and the consequent debauch-
cry Of Louisiana politics, the respon-
sibilty will rest upon the boiters.
If in such q campaign the name Of
Louisiana shall become by-word and
reproacb, the foul shame will be OF
the bolters.
IF, in the unscemly wrangle, which
must result from the bolt, the Radicals
capture Gnce more the State of Louisi-
ana, and the police jlries, the school
boards, and other important Offices,
shall be again dominated by alien and
negro influences, the responsibility will
be on the shoulders of the boilers.
If, in that event, it shall be found
necessary, Tor the preservation of our
civilization, once more to result to yiO-
rule of the rObber and the negro, the
responsibility will be on the boilers.
For every drop of blood that may be
shed, for every tear that may be drop
ped in the wretcbed and unholy strug-
gle that must ensHe, the boilers will be
responsible.
Ii as the outcome of all this, the busi-
ness and other material interests of the
State shall be Frustrated and Louisiana
set back twenty years in the march, Of
progress. the responsibility will he upon
fhe lunatics and office seekers who to-
Say. in defiance Of the expressed will of
Al overwhelming majority of the white
yo,, ,ars, and in contempt for the peace,
and prosperity, and happiness Of tho
State, ,'soIted the Democratic State Con-
vopticp
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
NOTICE!

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA,
Dec 9th, 1891.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or Clerk of the District Court at Opelousas, op
Monday, January 18th, 1892, viz:
DR. JAMES III. WALTERS.
Who made Homestead Entry No. 1910 for the
north of northeast and north of northwest
/, Section 2, Up. s. South Range west. Loul-
siana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
Gatv and Jessie F. Gaiy, all of st. Landry par
isb, La
Dec 10 1891 ct Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

When making Soa' m tne pefnaSes nes stope %e o
] I,andry Street p kent Gy Dir. Clement He,
#sert, and Won will fin, "a large variety of
goods Which will surely please you, both
IN style and price. MIR. Hebert has as re re-
Gently greatly enlarged Us estaSllsn, IL
ment, owing to his rapid Saies and
largely increasing business-t.T T ;oeicai
outcome of bis low prices-an,.' mas al
assortment of general merchandi, %, 80
tfSps, fancy articles and holiday 9oos
which in extent, variety and cheapn sss
must arrest the attention of every calle."
I Read his advertisement in another col
umu and give him an early call.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

MARRIED-At tie Catholic Church, Opelou
sas, by Rev. &: Dubours, Dec. Is, 1891, Mr.;
ROI,SD JONES WILLIAMS, of New Orleans, and
Miss CoRINNE MEGINLEY, of Opclonsas.
After the ceremony reception was
held ut the residence of the brides
mother. after which the bridal party
took the noou train for New Orleans.
Tie happy couple were the recipients
of a number of fcougratulatory kilograms
and many elegant and appropriate pres
entS.
The DEMOCRAT joins their many
friends ia the wis!, that the voyage of
their life-hoat on the sea of lnatrimony
may he caIm and serene, unrut1led by
adverse winds and unvexed 10y tenn
pestuous waves, and that the great and
unknown future has in storo for them
nauglt that will e'en for moment
cloud their radiant hopes Or dim with
cruel tear the tender love-ligbt in their
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- my office until 2 o'clock Saturday, Decem
Der 26th. 1891, for the erection and completion
of FIREPROOF WING to the Parish Court
House of st. Landry Parish, La. Copies of the
plans and specifications can be had on applica-
ton to the undersigned. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids.
7. G. CHACHERE, Architect
u12-2t Opeiousas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
NOTICE..

IL who located Land Warrant 424s1 upon the
Sc of NE SEQ S5, T. s. j. E.. La. Meri-
dian, that Augustin Boone. who made i. =:
1885. dated August 2s, 1891. for Sc ! OF NE
sec 81. r 6 S. r. 9 e, hereby appeals from the
decision of the Hon. Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office, dated October %, 1891, to the
Hon Secretary of the In crior.
j. D. HAGERTY,
uovos.6t In behalf OF Augustin Boone,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

A picture of the Honse Of Represeu-
Itatiyes as it is now divided between the
two parties would be something i'm
Bpressive. The Democratic side is all
occupied by the members Of that party,
land nearly half the seats on the Repub-
Rlican side are required in order to fur
Z1ish accommodations for the Democrats
4 who cannot be provided for on their
Rside. The Republicans make up a sort
A.f fringe, as it were, to the main body
&lf the House.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria'
When she was O. Child, she cried for Castoria.
!. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children. she gave them castoris.
Pay your subscription.

D1ED-At his fathers residence near Opelou-
Eag Dec. IL, 1891, at IL D. M. MORTON +. DT.
koN, eldest son of Senator G. c. Dusen, aged
Do years and months.
The necessity for the above announcement
|yives us great pain Morton was from his
childhood favorte with all who knew MN.
lis heart was Doundless in generosity and lib
Arality. There was nothing stinted about him.
Whatever he found TO do was done with an open
hand Every one admired him. and during al
lis nrotracted and painful Illness the solicitude
md anxious sympat1lies of the entire comTu
kify followed him. And when at last the des-
froyer finished his inexorable work. and extin-
Enished the last spark of vital fame in his ema-
@iYfed frame our people OF all classes and with
mo accord followed his remains to the. grave.
zseace to his ashes and bliss eternal to his noble
5pirit.
Near Opelousaa, Dee. II. 1891, MRS NARY
A sMITH. wife of James RI. Houston, aged DO
ears and months,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

The pubic Sckun'S closed yesterday
and will reoreu On Monday, Jan. 4.
The two town Fchun!s taught 10y Miss
+. E. Mckinney and Miss g. Uehlard
will resume their classes next mnuth in
Perrodin's Hail. first floor.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

McEnely had a majority OF over one
hundred in the Democratic Convection,
and as the t1eslI-pots were fading from
1hcir view the anti minority bolted
And now they will have the cheek to go
before the people and claim to be Dem
vcratSi
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS
.-.: , December 2, 1891
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
sha1 INA. said proof Will be made before B. Bloom
field. Y. S. Commissioner, at Opelousas, on Mon
day, January 18th, 1892 VIZ
JOSEPH j. .LANDRESEiv
VINO made Homestead Entry No. 1850, for the
southeast of Section 81, Township 4 snnfh
range east, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hef conunuous residence upon and cultivation
Fonten"t Honor6 a. FuseIier and ]. Z, Buller
all OF st. Landry Parish La -
CHAS, G. PALFREY,
Dee' a3''' Register,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
NDT'5gE!

LAND OFFICE AT NEW OR LEANS
Notice is hereby given that the foH
named settler has filed notice of his int, MON
to make final proof in support of his claim ma
that said proof VIII be made before il. Bonn.
field, [. $. Commissioner at Onaa ~, ~. ~
Tuesday, January 10Th, 1892 viz: '''' oA
JOSEPH a. sosLEAg,
WHO made Homestead Entry No fa,ea fc,, ~.
lot No; or northeast fractional Isectio, 'ns ns
township south range east, L6psiona Nc
riliaa ssiAnd he-
He names the following witneSaI. 70 ,rox,.
of, said land viz; "''i Aon
, d. LazaLo, A. ~ Launey, Luciut Foret and
Louis Jack, ali of II. Landry p9risa fn,+;s,sm"~ nv
7,so - ,,ot cHAS. G. PAiFREY,
80 : :. -- Iog1. .. Iiegister
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

The q rfiisaders claim that they bnitcd
in nrder t,y .iaieat the amendment. Their
revolving hypocrisy is here again re-
veaIed, for W li'at ve'y act they tire"
away the only @n&hc" tnfy hao I, s,;',, ae,
feat it, viz. by ,Nubaifti"E the question
to white primarit w.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

Although in . minority Hn,i l:pudiat-
ed by the people, the anti itu,!rls say {:
We will rule or we Will ;u;n The Dem
ocratic party" Such ia Ii'ri: crncep-
ti6n of party !ea!,y and Dtn;""'"cy:
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

Frank the Baker tells in another col
anu OF TIE preparations that he has
made to meet the demands Of the holi
day trade. Always enterpriSing, wide
awake and progressive, Frank is ever
q, the front, and richly deserves a large
sha, g OF the public patronage.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

Besides their large aud welt ASSORTED
sebck of general merchandise, j. K:
Sandoz e. Bro. have iD their we'll filled
establishment tempting array Of toys,
notions, fancy goods, SC, such as ex-
perience has shown are in demand lu-
ring the holiday season, and are offer
ing them at prices that must insute
their prompt sale. Call early and get
ynlr nieiZ
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
NOTICE.

OPELOTsAs, Dec. u, 1891.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
tho First National Bank for election Of Dlrec-
tors will be held at the banking house, TUES
DAY, January 10, 1892, between the hours of
10 a. N. and Up, IN. J. T. skIPPER,
Cashier,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

Mike wants you to remember tiiat he
il prepared to cater to the wants OF all
classes during the holiday season, hav-
Jug made every needful preparation to
xaaat end, and invites yon to drop in aud
ia <e look at the ,goodly array of toys;
ianI. !. sLa; he has in store. We advise
M" Sos 70 ecept lis invitation and drop
IN IN. 49, W. yoa get there Mike and his
low nr;cas Hom :, 'lj do the rest.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

Our Christmas stocnt is in aud we have
all that any person cou u desire to place
in stocking. Many ;.."t'cies are TOO
large to slip into the Iarg esE socH' put
whether you take any stock 70 Hochihs
presents or not we cult please yea l"f
our display is one of the IaA Gsoiheht
ever seen in town. Come aud l.TsGect
it. II. q l.. B. CIACuEieE'
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

JEFFERSON DAVIS LODGE No es meets
cd on the lst and Sd Wednesday of each month
at O'Clock p. IN. Visiting knights are cordi
ally invited TO attend.
j. T. SATAN, c. e.
j. I. CAIN, r, OR, &s oelots
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

A fine assortment Of silnvinG mugs,
porcelain caps und saucr1-, t.i.QAe fig
ures, bohemian glassware, H"ll4. &c, at
Meginley's, opposite the lGStot!rr.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

LAND OFFICE AT New ORLEANS, LA.,
>,....,.. ;. ,,...,. December 3, 1891
noaife , IS hereoy i gwen that the following
to make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before 3. Bloom.
fIeld, U: ,. Commisssloner at Opelonsas, on
LOUIS yAGA,
who made Homestead Entry No 1890 for N.
lots No. aud Or southeast of Sec, Is town
ship south range east, Louisiana NTeridion
He names the following witnesses to nrova
Of, said land, viz ''"iA
NJ. Lazaro. A; Ii. Launey, Lucius Foret and
Joseph A. so'leau, all of st. Landry parish
~ CHAs. c. PALFREY.
DtL. -, loJI. w Register
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
NOTICE.

WSHE public is hereby notified that hunting
H. or shooting within my enclosures is prohib-
tied and any one SO violating will be prosecute.
ed according to law.
oZEME FoSTESoT.
It, Landry, Eer. 10, 1891.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

The Mikad0 of japan has made IL
very liberal offer to Chicago. proposing
Ito build for the Worlds Fair u Japan
Csc house, surrounded by u Japanese
garden, at IA cost of 100000, and then
#present it to the city.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

The political situation is fairly sum-
med up thus: The ants agreed to en-
ter the Democratic Convention, in
which they would be in n hopeless mi
nority, provided the majority would a.
low them to run it. Their very modest
demands were not acceded to, and they
therefore organized a convention OF
their own. And they have the gall to
call themselves Democrats!
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
y For GOVERNOR:
81 ID. NLcES + R n.
Pay your Subscription.
OF t.r, chif&.

Meginlcy Wl!i plC%"li: a ntnuliiui doll
to one OF his CGsiGmcis--ynu may be the
fortunate one. Gail ant investigate
and file your claim.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURr
PARISH or ST LANDRY.

y L. Az
H1'i0lA w 81 i~A>Df1
! Ey- y,,.,,c .,e ~. - . /, ,,
| ton,}, t ~ ~ ",i oittef UI Tie HOH0f"DiJ lHI.
| Inn,,i,5," tliC{ "Oufl Or me stare HI
| thrro vii 49, "I' lut tG i'ilsil OF -. ii'Ht'f}
| ana Ii'lj,o,t IN ~ Hupilc auction TO me ia
| nrnfa5I' ttvi, ~ INC liiitefSiSnctl lt@'"'
| tinl,r"i' ~, fI, " any NhIy Qiltlihch :''f :
nj rI1ut1, @ ~, Ion i'Sitibt'i" ,"%>cltH't
dIy on 7' IL S'''" i''l-aA "t 8t' l''':'-
AAe&'cj, December %39is, 1891,
,.,, I. .,,--...
thn ,.t.,,n - III ''''t' i'l'i'ltt!' bFi0h&th&
The liurIuh - - ~, ~, t.S>|'iHtH' t'lt &
,,,,.., -. ''-"N'
| ,I "A II4Htt'..0n Situated nn fIaqnrmine Ridge,
""".'' $500 ~ Ht''H from the town oI OrUinus;,~,
- 'I""Ui i!iCt hunGrCu and fort arl,.,
Lt' tu ~ ne nIFtiAGS ANA IMpEoN1iuto lAcrto
| uGt nattH ~ Holti W b"ltSlc tniEfau. +. l!Ulf
L ~ lt''2 t'ilt 'c!It ana lSturc Driv.iu. t>s
| ~ %''t"7 % IriLicL!t LtiohSlnE t" Francois !ei3,L
| ~ pa',,,' U W ~ D. - ill*t tta'! south hJ lan =
49, %i' "59i hJ ialll OF BI!lIn. his EiHiIti-
,,I - ~ I" ~" iii2 Two uat,S by lands ut EU-
+ ~ ''i',s LAeat LtJ1ah, winch r.;u east ;.iltt
| pN3;,'- ;'ti"i'- ~ ptpIo EOhI lrpIn CpIl"NNas tus
" ''''"ic WY
tract uf wood land u0n;djUlI- = tyy,, i,1u,iraF
| and tWcntJ-n.H@ ;tgrpa more or les, il, tl-,,
ltNH!cr butUtittU south Iy Ia;I f,,llirlI} H.
| longing to l.ap;tSSC, pa~t by - ,,,.,t l..
IN Township =. K. east, being land pjl;cr;....
ca from estate OF MLl. MDuru HLi the iruit,u
states government.
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St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

EDEzsLES SALE.
ESTATE OF MARIE LOUISE LEDOuX,
No. 1883.
PROBATE COURf-PARISH OF ST. Ian.
DRY, LA.
BY virtue Of an order of the Honorable. tbe
PROBATE Court in and for the parish of ST. LIN
dry, there viii he sold at public auction, TO tha
last and highest bidder, by the undcrsiSned
ADMINISTRATOR or any duly qualified auctionoer
on the premises hereinafter described Cn
Plaqueminc Ridge, i'll said parish, on o'A
Wednesday, January 6, 1892,
the the following described property belongin, to
the estate OF Marie Louise Ledoux, deceased
late OF the parish OF st. Landry, to-wit:
certain plantation npon which the deceased
last resided, situated about eight miles from tIa
town or Opeolsas, on Plaquemine Ridge con-
tanning about fifty arpcnts, more or less. bonnd-
ed on the north by lands OF Sosthene Laverpne
south by lands of Lucien Joubert, east bv iands
OF Onez!me Jonbert and west by lands of Mrs
James NcCelland. " NA''
Terms-CuSn,
FRANCOIS JOUBERT,
% zee. .. Le2l. Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
Saturday, December .s&;. fsos
notice..
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORIr,

November 81, 1891. Ct y
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
G1aEREFF's SALE.
HENRY l.. GARLAND AND EDMOND d.
E5TILETTE
VS..
LEON FRANCOIS BURDET,
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

by virtue OF an order Of seizure and s.1a ia
ssued out OF the Honorable the Thirteenth In
thcIal District Court of the State of Lonisiana
N and for the Parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled and numbered suit and In mo my,
directed, have seized and will proceed to saI1
,st public auction, to the last and highest bid. bid.
der at the NE,nciral front door of The S,nnrt
h9uSe OF ne Parish Of st. Landry. in the town
OF OpGlousas, on 'o"h
Saturday, December sG, 1891.
at II o'clock a. n., the following described nro.
perty, to-wit: tio"
a certain tract of land Situated in the parisb
OF It. Landry, near the town of Grand Cdteant
t;t contalnlng forty superficial arpents, BOUNDED
north ana west by vendor Original hnundaras,
east 10y strip OF land eight feet wide sold ~, ~
Jean D0mec. 10th November 1885, and sn~t, h., ~
the road leading from Grand Cotaall to Prariss ns
Base. The northern line OF said tract being .
line drawn west and east from the sontIaSast
corner post OF the tract sold Nov 18TH 1sa5 h
vcndors to Vincent souas, to the south ho1 west y
corner post OF the land sold by Tendors to "Set Bo
mec. The description given above il t,tan
from the original act of sale 40 'snon
TermS-CaSl.
T 8. FONTENOT,
November 2l 1891. Ct
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

Dec. 10. 1921
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-10-13
A SPRAINED ANKLE.

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Snow Liniment will cure anv old sore on
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