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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
By Chewing & Rose
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and Brokers'
No. & north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
! PROVED PROPERTY. SITUATED -
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LEG II
AND FIRST SrREErS.-By virtue of certain
deed of trust dated 18th of January 1880, ana OF
record in the clerks ONCE Of richmond nan
Gerry Court in deed book l31. 4. page 33s. default
having cen made in the payment OF portion
of the debt therein secured, and being required
80 20 do hy the beneficiary, we Will sell ny auc-
ton upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY or MARCH. 1872
at 4sO o'clock p. NJ. the following property.
tO-wit: All those two lots pieces or parcels OF
land situated on the northwest corner OF lrst
and Leigh streets. In the city OF richmond Va:
fronting together % feet on the north side or
Leigh street at ITS Intersection with the west
line Of First street. and running back between
parallel lines l00feet more or less. together with
the brick houses Nos. 30 and 3 east Leigh
street. and all other improvements thereon to-
gether Herewith an alley about Z feet wide
leading ont from the rear of lot No. 81 90 the
wide alley in rear. sometimes called Carter
Alley. The location OF the above property COM
mends itself 10 all in quest Of substantial invest
mcnts.
IKR5is: One-fourth in cash; the residue in
six and twelve months. secured Sy trust deed
npon The property. ,.,,,..,.,-r,..,
a. j. CHEWING.
r.. SIIIERDING
CHEWING g. ROSE. Trustees
AuctlOncers. mhlO-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
DriuofraI can't

VNHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIE CONPANY
! OF HARTFORD. CONN.-ASsETS JAAD-
AIRY ]. 1892, sg273.-Claims due and unpaid
January ]. 1892. NoNE. This company creates q
reserve fund. which returned 10 members Of
five years standing, for the year ending Janu-
AIRY i. 1872 over % Der cent of the entire amount
paid into the reserve fund by such member.
An enormous showing. Take policy az once.
Agents wanted. $. BROOKS BACON. Agent
fe21-satf sO1 east Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12

Two negroes got into dispute, at Canton,
Miss, one day last week the result of which
was that one shot the other with a revolver.
When the man shot at was picked up for dead,
it was found that he was only stunned. the
bullet having struck him on the forehead,
hattening itself against his skull without
doing and serious injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12
BANK STATEMENTS.

BANK STATEMENTS.
~ SAVINGS BANK, G.. f. /. o. T. r, AT
RICHMOND. IN THE STATE Of VIRGINIA.
At The CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH /,
1892
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12

Itst0pped Cholera en-
among my fowls.
Mrs. j. ia. liANNAH,
lampllns. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12
Better than Gold

Mr.. Geo. T. Clapp, of Eastondalc, Mass.
says: Il am 90 years Of age, and for 30
years have suffered with running sores on one
Df my legs. A few years ago had two toes
ampuiaied. physicians saving / was suffer
Ing from ranNrene and had Lnf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12

II is a sure prcventa-
tive of Cares. and We
oon,itler no ingIspen. "a
Die IN our future efforts
a poultry raising.
Mrs. J.. i. GRAYhILL,
Arch Mill.
BOtetOurt county Va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12
Chickens and Eg8S
RND VOW TO GET THEM.

] have used one box.
and found 90 very bene-
'nclsl % young fowls.
Have not lost any with
Capes since / COM
meneei its use.
MISS NELLIE DIGGs.
Mathews CourtholseNs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12
q r aithfug r astor
Honestly and cheerfulIy

recommend il as the best blood purjder
we have ever tried. We have used others,
butnOne with the beneficial effects Of Hoods
Also. we deem Hoods Pills and Olive ONT
ment invaluable. Ms. Stone saws she
cannot do without lhem.. RIN. j. j. agONE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12
REORGANIZATION PLAN
Int q Committee Appointed to Proceed
With New Plan mt Once-Ceorgia
Central Held in Allegiance.

New YORK. March 1.-THE directors OF the
Richmond Terminal Company stated tni'
evening that the five hundred million reor
gsnization plan had been abandoned Du'
that another plan was being arranged ,n
which the Georgia Central matter was held ID
allowance. and the First National Bank party
and other bankers had arranged to pro''o0
syndcate to underwrite the plan on the "'"
basis -,
The Richmond Terminal directors 'o-u"'
appointed an executive committee .. nm
members, consisting of the PreSioo"'''0 - 6
Inman Gsorce ! Gould. W. i. Strong {. D
Rice ! O. Maben. Samuel Thomas >. U.
49, lanes Swan. and Vice-Presiden'
Rutherford ,.,o;,,od
The committee should have been appointed .e.
49,. Ds~orahe, but action was deferred, wait
inc Cor the Olcott committee to proceed with
the reorganization.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-27
Insamlingssaken.

''Skola vi "a fra tacksagelsefest vid
nasta konferensm6te med anledning at
att konferensens skuld blifvit betald?"
SS fragas det nu. Manga forsamingar
ha redan svarat ia. Nagra ha alnu ic-
ke svarat pa annat satt an att de rosta-
de la vid sista konferensm6tet. vi tro
dock att afven dessa komma att svara
med att g6ra sin del at arbetet imam
nasta mote.
On nagon f5rsamling for nagon viss
orsaks skull icke kan utfora sjelfva in
samlingsarbetet fore nasta konferens-
mote, sa wore det godt och onskllgt ON
hon atoge sig och lofvade att samla en- l
viss summa inom en- viss It'd It.. ex. I'LL
den mars) och att komiten underrat-
tades ON delta l6fte jemte den lofvaoe
summans storlek. vi skulle da veta
hyad vi ha att ratta oss efter. Kan ar
betet utf0ras och fullbordas imam mo-
tet saa dir edet sa mycket battre. M
Fit mar af komitens medlemmar kom-
ma troligen att bes0ka Swan Lake for-
samling, d. / febr., Cokato och North
Grow River den och 8, Tripolis den 4,
Winthrop den 6 och kanhanda Clear
Lake den I, m6jlgen ock G6taholm d.
81 jan. Lat hvar och en- dessa forsam-
lingar komma tillstades och deltaga l
arbetet, Gotaholm ar redan ett stycke
pa vag, men annu icke framme; men
hon kommer nog. Och det skulle vara
trakigt annars. East Sweadahl ar nu
bland dem, som matt malet. East Union
och Carver aro pa vag. De ANNA sig
ock fran. New Sweden (Bernadotte)
gick det, som vi sade - det gick bra
ON nagon eller nagra forsamlingar
6nska bestamma mar och pa hvad Vllkor
de af dem samlade medlen skola utbeta-
las. sa star det dem naturligtvis fritt
att sa g0ra. Det ar dock icke al modem
j ett afseende, derutinnan nemligen att
medlen icke skola anvandas forr an hela
summan air samlad, ty insamlingskoml-
ten har beslutit att sa behandla ALA De
insamlade medlen; vi hafva gifvit de
forsamlingar, der insamlingen redan ar
skedd, och hvilka hafva gjort sin del,
delta l0fte och sa vidt pa oss ankommer
ANNA vi halla det. Det ar icke ratt att
nagra f0rsamlingar alltid skola arbeta
och de ofriga ingenting CORA. Latom
oss ALA vara med.
Sen nu till att ingen hindrar tacksa-
gelsefestens hallande vid nasta konfe-
rensm6te. ss:.s
Syf6reningen i Gotaholms forsamllng
har sandt $40 till skol- och missions
skuldens betalande. Heder och tack!
Gud valsigne arbetet!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-27
W CO.. N ST N !.

7 Hudson ingingos under f0rlidet ar
1852, aktenskap hvaraf tva tredjedelar
utaf kontrahenterna voro fran Minneso-
ia. Orsaken hiirtill kan man latt tan-
ka sig.
John A. Salser La Crosse, hvilken
var vida kand sasom frohardlare, har
afiidit. S. translates sasom en- mycket
hjelpsam personlighet. F6r tvenne ar
sedan inf6rde han bland sina arbetare
Observation-Disclosures, harigenom
tillskyndande arbetarne stora f0rdelar.
Krossad af en- timmerstock.
observation-disclosures timmerskogarne
aro ty varr mycket talrika. Fran New
Richmond f6rmales ON ett nytt fall, i
det att en- arbetare vid mann OlofJ ohm
son der ! trakten gjutit en- nastan 6gon-
blicklig d6d derigenom att en- thinner
stock fallit pa honom.
West Superior-nyheter: Maski-
neriet haller nu pa att insattas den
stora ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS och
inom tvenne manader torde ALT vara
fardigt. - Eft par detektiver hitf0rde
harom dagen en- man vid MANN G.. Mil
Ter, som ansags vara skyldig till mordet
A. Carlson harstades nov. 1889. M.
hade blifvit arresterad Bureau CO.,
.Det befans dock att den haktade var
oskyldig, hvadan dessa rattvisans tie
mare gingo miste ON den af staden ut
lofvade beloningen pa $500. - Superior
Woolen Company har fran Marshall
Field / Chicago erhallit bestallning pa
10000 yllefiltar.
Inkomster for staten. En- vigtig
rattegang har afgjorts till statens for
del, hvarigenom statskassan torde IA en-
inkomst pa cirka S6OO,OO0. Det Dir nam-
ligen fraga ON de stora summon, hvil-
ka statskass6rerna erhallit form af in
tresse d statens medel under sin tjenst-
It'd. Fore statsl1assoren II. B. Har-
shaw har blifvit ad6md att aterbetala
Sl50,000, E. G. McFetridge s1s0,0O0, r.
Guenther $l06, 200, F. Kuehn 100000
och Ell. Baetz 100000 I somliga fall
torde borgesmannen ia betala st0rre ell
ler mindre summon. Akerbruksmini-
ster Rusk och Senator Sawyer aro bland
borgsmannen och torde dessa herrar
derf6r IA punga ut med betydliga sum
NOR. ALA ifragavarande ambetsman
ha haft $400, 900 hvardera.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-27
ID Al K @ A

Northwestern National Bank /
Aberdeen, S. d., grundlagd 1883, har
Install sina betalningar.
P. e. Peterson har blifvit utnand
till postmastare Gait, Walch CO., N.
d., och Ed. L. Bretner till postmasta~
re Grafton.
En- stark snostorm rasade den 10
dennes traRten af Ardock, N. d., till
stort hinder for jernvags gstrafiken. Man
befarar att fera personer hafva frusit
ihjel.
Domd hasttjuf. Den So bekante
hdsttjufven Orlando Hasting Burch
har af domstolen Sioux Falls, S. Da.,
blifvit d6md till Is manaders straffarbe-
to statsfangelset.
Offer for kolden. Farmaren Char
les Piper, bosatt nagra mil norr ON FL
lendale, N. d., blef onsdags morse
funnen d0d sin sling. Man antager att
han under natten frusit ihjal.
La Grippe har ett par veckors It'd
grasserat epidemiskt Huron, S. d.,
en- ganska ondartad form. T onsdags
rapporterades 0fver 100 sjukdomsfall,
till st8rsta delen bland vuxna personer.
Skordens valsignelse. Fran Nit
chell skrifves den % dennes: Countyets
Register Of Deeds rapporterar att fran
den l oktober 1891 till den Is januari
aAyftades Diver $4,000 mortgages fran
countyets becker, medan under samma
It'd endast infordes nya mortgages till
belopp af 1926, 900. ...5 a.
En- extra session af S. Dakotas le-
gislatur kommer antagligen att inkal-
las, for att radsla ON bevillning till
verldsutstallningen Chicago. INSTALL
observation-disclosures hafva personligen
atagit sig att skaffa n6diga medel for
bestridandet af utgifterna for legislatu-
rens sammankallande.
N. Dakotas hagelforsakringssall-
skap afh6ll fora veckan slit arsm6te
| i jamestown. Under f6rra aret for
sakrade sAllskapet ITO, 900 acres till Is
cents per acre med en- maximumf6rlust
af $S per acre. F6rlusten uppgick till
500, 900. En- betalning af 60 procent pa
denna f0rlust Ar redan gjord, och inom
kort komma ytterligare tva betalningar
att g6ras.
Click icke fri. Lew. G. Hezelton,
anstald / Sioux Falls Saving Bank
Sioux Falls, S. d., blef torsdags arre-
sterad af inspector Burke fran Boston,
anklagad for att hafva for tire ar sedan
forskingrat $1,000 fran groceryfrman
Cabb, Aldrich & Son Boston. Hezel-
ton har, sedan han kommit till Sioux
Falls, f6rstatt att g6ra sig ganska po-
Ipular. Inspector Burke tog honom
med sig till Boston, for att umgalla slit
brott.
Senator Pettigrew af S. Dakota,
| har iva lagf0rslag kongressen, att be-
redas af landutskottet. Det ena f0rsla-
get afser en- bevillning pa 10000 for
School Of Mines i Rapid City, under vii
kor att staten beviljar en- lika stors sum
ma for Andamalet. Det andra f6rslaget
ltillf5rsakrar S. Dakota den section land
pa hvilket Yanktons darhusanstalt nu
ar belagen Det ar emellertid f6ga tro-
lligt att det f0rsta f0rslaget konainer att
antagas at represe anthuset, da demo-
kraterna icke aro gynsamt stamda for
ldylika bevillningar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-27
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Den kalla vaderlek, som for en- It'd
sedan var radande har utbytts mot bat
tire.
Helsotillstandet pa skolan ar for mar
varande ganska godt.
Skridskobanan ar nu godtskick och
med ledig fot glider man fran pa den
glatta ytan, dock glider afven mangen
ledigt Diver anda.
E. o. Stone pTsdikade f6rliden SON
dag Fish Lake, Isanti County.
Man ar ifrigt sysselsatt att uppgora
skolans rakenskaper for 1891 for att
kunna rapportera vid det smart stun
dande konferensm0tet.
The Literary Circle amman bjrda pa
en- aftonunderhallning nasta fredag.
Festlokalen ar skolans auditorium, in
2 tradet fritt och enhvar ar inbjuden att
narvara.
Januari numret gutaf Gustaviana ar
nu utkommet. De utaf skolans winner
som ej hafva tidningen och 6nska Sc
densamma torde godhetsfullt insanda
sina namn. Korta nyhetsartiklar fran
andra utaf vara skolor emottagas med
tacksamhet.
j. Fl. Nelson hade en- operation ut
ford slit venstra 6ga f0rliden vecka
utan DIR James fran Mankato.
En- ny klass bokhalleri for college
och akademi studenterna paborjades
f0rliden l0rdag.
Skolstyrelsen och byggnadskomiten
m6ta under veckan.
Pastor Sandell ar. har pa bes6k.
En- hel del geologiska exemplar har
nyligen erhallits fran the Smithsonian
Institute, Washington, D. @.
Damernas missionsf0rening har ater
b0rjat arbete, den gjorde f6rliden ter.
min ett godt arbete.
Nastan ALA fjolarets studerande haf.
va nu aterkommit, sa att vi aro en- gan.
ska ansenlig skara. Med de som voro
har fore jul och de som hafva anlandt
sedan uppgar elevantalet for narvaran.
de I'LL omkring 2S4.
Utaf medlemmarne arets senior
klass leda tvenne sina amor franD D0belns
och Kellgrens hemland, tvenne fran det
land, hvarest Almquist f6rs6kte sig pa
.ssatt alta grot med trasked," en- fran
Flygare-C Carlens och Lidners hembygd,
en- fran "Sveriges tradgard," en- fran
William Penns skogar och en- fran
ssSveas kornbord." For underligt nog
finnes der ingen fran Blandas omtalade
& hemtrakt. fs III s<s 7
Fakulteten amman vid nasta konfe.
rensm0tet 6fYerlemna till konferenser
den nya byggnaden med dervarande
piporgel sasom gafva. Nagra dollars
atersta annu pa orgeln men dem betalal
fakulteten. Villetnu ocksa konferenser
knacka till skolans bj0rnar, "a skulle v!
3 "a allman glade.
De literara f8reningarna hade intres
santa m0ten f0rliden fredag. Would
4 the q. S. be justified in making wal
/ upon Chili' var cirkelns och sBlir XII
ma en- yerldsmakt?n Philomatiska SILL
skapetss ssdiskussionsamne. sS
St. Landry democrat., 1892-12-24
Chataignier


Last Tuesday week after dark Il gale swept
over the western portion OF this section, doing
considerable damage. A residence i'll Lower
Faquetaque was demolished, the inmates re
ceiVng no inj1ries, except IL little clr!d which
cot its hand bruised. A wagon was tossed
about in such manner that both aNles were
bent. A threshing machine Was chpslZed, and
tcnces were torn to pieces i'll many places.
Yesterday took place the marriage OF Miss
Bertha Outlet to Mir. ClcOphaS Arden, and al
SO Miss Felonisc Rozas to Mr.. Eugene Manuel.
The brides looked lovely and the srooms quite
happy. May they live Il long life and enjoy
much happiness.
Amidst the cnjoyments of tho weddings, TIC
pleasures of many were married by shooting
affair that took place al MI. A. Outlets he
tween Octave Veillon, son OF Baptistc NeillUn
and Thomas Prud'honlnC, son OF AngClas PrIsd
h0mme.- The parties were in dispute, and it
seems Veillon pushed PIpd'h0mme against the
fence with an opened Knife, when PTud 'homnc
shot him, the bali entering his left side, Dr.
John A. Haas happened to be at thc weddings
examined VciloH and pronounced him badly
hurt. At last accounts Nelon was III u very
critical condition and may die.
The padgo that was to take place here last
Sunday was postponed until the 18th.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-12-24
Temperance Column.
Under the auspices Of W. c. r. L. OF Opcl0usas.
TIE CHRISTMAS TREE.

1t comes off on Wednesday, Dec
2Sth, at the Court House. At the meet
ing of the ladies on Tuesday the fol
lowing committees were appoiDtet
and plans formulated
Executive Committee Mrs. Huds
peth, Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Crawford
Refreshmeuts-Mrs. Pulliam, Mrs
Hayes, Mrs. Randle, Mis-. Won Eye
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Crawford, Miss
Creswell.
Decorations-Mrs. johnson, Mrs
Dupre, Miss b. Harmonson, Miss N
Clifford and Miss +. Truman.
Waitresses-Misses A. Delarue, S.
Thompson, E. Clifford. L. Hudspeth,
Aline Williams, Mamie RandIe, S.
Truman, Minnie Malone, r. Truman
Louise Randle, NJ. Clifford, L. True
man, A. Won Eye, D. Thompson, Is.
Harmanson aud Josie Williams.
A beautiful prize doll dressed as u
bride will be given to the girl selling
the most tickets. Any girl can COM
pete. An appropriate and equally al
Turing prize will be given to the boy
selling lhe most tickets. ANY boy
can compete (the prize will probably
be rifle. The prizes will be put on
exhibition at the earliest possible date.
Those girls and boys wishing to com
pete will call on Saturday morning at
Mrs. Settoon's for the tickets.
a magnificent bouquet will be voted
to the most popular young lady, and
a prize cake will be voted to the most
popular young gentleman in Opeiou-
sas. Now boys ingratiate yourselves
with the fair voters
Fire crackers, torpedoes, etc, are
positively prohibited anyone indulg-
ing in their use will be Immediately
fined ST.. The presents will be placed
on the tree and delivered free Of charge
with the exception Of coarse or i'm
proper ones. They will be returned
to sender. Mark plainly and tie the
label securely. Gumbo, turkey, and
various meats, oyster loaf, cakes, can
dies, chocolate and coffee will be sold
any time after O'Clock, Those who can
not go shoald send and get supper
Santa Claus says if rice is low and cot
ton short, his pockets Jingle with the
coin of the far North and he has
brought something for everybody.
Contributions should be sent on
Monday or Tuesday to Mrs. Puliam Or
Mrs. Scttoon. Send you presents to
the Courthouse on Wednesday before
II M. Mark plainly. Send those
things intended for the gumbo to Mrs.
Settoon on Monday. Doors open at s.
We give two excellent recipes, Egg
nog-For each egg one heapiug table
spoonful of white sugar, which beat
with the yoks until very light, stir in
about half of the we'll beaten whites.
Add slowly boiling milk nearly half |
glass for each egg, dash of rose water,
half a tcaspoonful to each glass, serve
in glasses with the remaining white
laid Oh top and well spiced with nut
meg. Delicious and nutritious.
Foam Sauce-Beat Que cup white !
sugar and half cup OF butter until
very light, flavor highly with lemon or
bitter almond. Set the bowl in a pan
rf hot water aud stir constantly as il,
making ice cream. In abont Is min
utes it will foam beautifully and will
prove delightful.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-12-24
Wednesday, I:snuary s-ts, 1893.

the following dcsrrii'"d property belonging, to
the estate of Gus Wilkins, deceased, late OF tic
parish Of ST. Laundry, to-Wit:
]. A certain lot Of ground near the town III
opelouEas, La, last residence OF dcctIsrd " It'll!
all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
aud containing two arrcntS hUnndcH North by
land OF Mrs Armydc VOORHEES,, south by I;,ltls
OF DR.. V. Buagni, east by BAYOU Tcsau and
being the same purchased by deceased from Or
Bca@ni, 1ith March 1871, as appears recorded
Oh page - Alienation Book No. ), Recorder :
Office, It. Landry.
.. \ certain tract Of tA3th situated about. two
and oDehtlt lrijcS cast OF the town ul DpcioIl-
s;,s and containing four ;trpunts, bounded ~uIit h
and east hy Lcmclc (toThcrJi, west 10y CAul,
Hamilton plantation and north by - Lcmcllc,
being same property purchased by deceased
from Madeline Richardson NOV. ,. 1889, ny act
before j. l.. Chacnrrc, Notary Public, recorded
on page 2Ot, Book No. :, Recorders office, ST.
Landry.
3. Two certain lots of ground situated in the
town OF Opcl0tl>,ts, aud measuring two acres.
having front OF two hundred ami ttty-scvcn
feet inches on South street, by depth If
three hundred and thirty-ninc feet ; inches. and
extending to Pine street. said lots adioin Oh
the cast to Felix Chachcrr. This property is
the same purchased by deceased from +. NJ.
Boagni. President Police Jury OF st. Landry.
Dec. Il, 1889. recorded on Page ;}ij Book No,
,. Recorders office, st. Landry.
i. One lot of ground situated west OF the cor
poration line Of Opclnu>a- hciu" one hundred
and eighty feet front by one hundred and eighty
feet deep, bounded south by lots OF Jos. Eddy
east by lots Of Mrs. Joseph Ansclm. and north
and west by property OF Mrs. Celeste Garland
widow. being same property purchased by de-
ceased from Mrs. Celeste l.astrares, widow, 23d
April, 1870, recorded on PIP. 44l-4 Book \ No. ,
Recorders office, st. Landry.
j. Two mares, two colts. four creole horses
one old wagon and harness, one cooking range
three plOWS, one harrow, one trunk, one shot
gun, one clock one old buggy, &c
TennS-CaSn,
ENELINA COLLINS ANDRCS.
deer Testamentary ENecutriX.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-12-24
A LETTER I'd SANTA CLAUS.

Dear Mt. SANTA IIHus:
Christmas is coming ana want you 10 rc
member Inc, SO | get my sister to write Sur
this letter. / want Il tram with two CDaChcs
and u big steam engine THAT viii run up anG
down the front gallery. want too, four paCls
of frecrackers to tic to my dogs tail, and
shoot Xmas guns. | would Li+0 like to have il
new drum to beat in the front yard and lot, and
run the horses and calves. Don't forget 10 put
in my stocking, oranges, grapes, bananas lots
of candy, walnuts and raislus. Alao story
book with scary stories III il, and Il tin horse
htchcd to a tin wagon. A TIN COW would also
be mighty nice. And if there is room III my
stocking, please put in doll, and a set Of dish
cs, and III keep them in my tool chest II there
is not enough room in my stocking, please put
u tin mailcalrier with a goose hltched to his
wagon on the mantCl-pieGe.
Your little friend,
OGDEN EEAICIAMP.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-12-24
RICE

Lid. Planter and Sugar Manufacturers Dee H.
The market for open kettle sugar closed
strong IT'S W" so to press. Centrifugal sugars
are active ahd strong The receipts during the
past week have been well maintained
St. Landry democrat., 1892-12-24

LIE mercredj, 81 dccembre, Mgr. Jams
sens cGlebrera lie 25e anniversaire de son
entrce dams la pletrise. A cette occa-
sion, il ofliciera Il la grand'messe qui Sc
ra dite Il la Cath6draIe St. Louis ct Il la
quelle assstera tout lie clergt du diocese
de la Louisiana, DIES prCtres du diocese
dc Natchez ct dc Baltimore.-Abeiiie.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-12-24

III. Noise Lolia, richie israclitc, qul
Went de MOURN il Milan, /; I'age de qua
-yingts ans, Il laisst toutc sa fortune,
GvauGe Il % millions de francs, i la Vile
dc Milan. Celle-ci devra fouder un i'll
stitut destiuc i dountr du travail aux
ouvIiers qui men truuveraient point all
leurs. Aux termcs du testament, 81 Pin
stitut nest pas tcrminc dams lc courant
de l'annce 1892, l'htrltago passcra il la
Vile dc Turin