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club. 1t was given In manner seldom seen
on any stage, the costumes Of Charles the
Wrestler and attendants being specially
unique.
There was an impromptu but exciting race
Thursday between Kitten and Wapsie over
the association course, which resulted IN O
tie after giving the latter boat her time allow
ance. Mr.. McKechnie sailed the Kitten, hav-
Moore. Reid and Kibby. Wapsie carried no
ladies'.
The failrre of Shark to hold her own in
last saturdays regatta, when 1t was Iarticu-
larly her breeze. was due to the fact that she
sailed the whole race with broken rudder.
which made her hard to manage. 4"
The dances at Wildwood, which are now
held every evening, are well attended. This
does not seem to diminish the number at
Ramaleys regular hops, which were crowd
ed this week.
Wednesday Miss Perkins gave a sailing
party TO twenty of her friends. The wind
failed them and they had to be towed home,
but spent most enjoyable evening notWlth-
standing.
George Hughes Mead has been disporting
himself at the 800" and at Mackinaw island
for the past ten days. He will return 10 the
lake OIL Monday. 1
Some vandal, who should be seyerly dealt
with, rendered Gus ZenZuiS' new shell use
less by breaking it in two few days ago. ~,
Miss Margaret Hall left for town yesterday,
OF Cottage Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Allen were the guests
of Mrs. c. F. Mailer, Thursday afternoon
and evening. ~
Miss Annie Hubert, of Ohio. is spending
the summer with Mr.. Duncan and family, CT
Dellwood.
Mrs. W. P. Jewett, of Cottage Park, en-
tertained friends from Minneapolis this
week.
Misses Blanche and Lettie Buchanan. OF
Minneapolis, were Chateaugay guests this
week.
Mrs. F. NJ Reid is entertaining Miss Whit
ing. of the Portland. ST. Paul.
Mrs. a. II. S. Perkins left Monday to visit
few weeks in Savanna, Ill.
John A. Stevenson and son, Charles, are
camping near Lake Shore.
George Somcrs' new residence a. Delwood
is nearly completed.
e Mrs 5. l.. May, OF Marine Mills is stopping
mt the Williams
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These Are Travelling.

81 Colts 20 lie (ilobs
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-At New York hotels:
Minneapo!is-G. Q. Brmhall, Mrs. E. Jenni-
sou. Morton; Mir. and Mrs. Kittleson, Hoff-
man; VI. +. Iianlan, AStor. st. Paul.. j.
Chosen. Everett; 4. +. Robertson, Grand
Union; A. j. Powers st. Denis. Duluth
j. Spencer, Gil.cy; W NJ. Oddee, st. Denis.
HAILICI.
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YerXa'S ODera

Is the name of Cigar. It's made of
pure Havana tobacco throughout; is a
first-casS article from end to end; costs
cents here, costs 10 cents elsewhere,
is worth IL cents anywhere.
YERXA'S, Seventh and Cedar.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

This week. We are making an en-
tire change in this department. and
goods on hand, of all kinds, will be
closed out without regard to cost or
value. We intend to make it the
leading stock in the city for first
class, stylish Furnishings for men.
You may, therefore, expect some
striking bargains.
We will sell all our SUMNER
NEcK7iES at great reductions.
Soc Wndsors for Csc. Four-in-
Hand Scarfs are cut from SOC and
75c to Csc.
Mems Light Weight Half Hose,
modes, fans and black, Soc Lisie
Thread for Csc; 40c BaIbrggans
for 25c. An odd lot of Fancy
Stnres reduced to 79c. 500 quail
fy SHk-PYafed Half Hose fer 55c.
In Women's and Chidren's H0-
SiERY we offer equally remarkable
values.
75c quality Six Plate Hose for
SOC. S5c quality Lace 0pen-W Work
Isle Hose for Soc.
chidren's Soc quality Fine
Ribbed Cotton Hose, all sizes s to
9, for Csc.
Ladies' Six Vests, 75e qualify
for Soc.
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TRAVELLING BAGS

IT will interest you to inspect them.
They are the best of their kind, and
tho prices are one-third less than
the ordinary selling rates in trunk
stores for equal qualities. The
amount you save BY buying from US
is equal TO one-haH of our entira
price.
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return with her sister Nellie, who has been
there for the past six weeks.
Miss Laura Fogg will soon visit at White
Bear.
Mrs. Fl. C. Lewis has gone to Beach Haven,
n.
Miss Adah Henry is visiting at White Bear
lake
Lieut Sturgis has gone out West for short
trip
Mr.. Plough returned from Duluth Wednes-
day.
Miss Allison has returned from Hastings.
Miss Beck is visiting friends in Chicago.
". Wyand left for Chicago Wednesday.
w. l.. Cook has gone to California.
ID. ID. Merrill-is in New York city.
r. W. Middleton has gone East.
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DAYTON'S iiLUFF.

- A. " AhCAh.cl ~ -
233, 235, 237 East Seventh s
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REPUBLICAN, SPLIT.

AS will lie seer from the following
We clip from the \, @. Picayune OF the
| 18Th inst, tile Republicans Of the 3rd
Congressional District split all to pieces
At the Convention held at Morgan City
| en- last Tuesday the 9th inst. threads
IhltS:
Morgan City, La, Sept. 27.-[Sre-
cial. The Republican convention as
| seinbled here to-day at odd Fellows
Hall.
At II M. t a. Cage, the negro hood
Ter. opened tie meeting. and by q usur-
| patton that would not be tolerated by
any body Of civilized people, perpetn-
ated himself in power iii charge OF IA
minority Of tie ~convention. Out of a
total Of titty-four delegates, thirty-fou
| Of the most respectable element Of Re
| pnblicans represented the Warmoth
wing, while twenty OF the most cor
rupt negro politicians represented the
| Leonard wing.
Repeated efforts were made III vain
by the Warmoth wing to lave a vote
taken by roll call, but Cage refused at
all times to allow the roll to be called.
Cage and hi gang nominated DR.. c.
B. Darrall, Of St. Mary.
The Warmo'h wing of Republicans
! proceeded to one side Of the same hall
and went into permanent organization
| ~ electing Wash Smith president and
E. n Powell secretary.
Resolutions We're passed lndorsing
Harrison and Reid, and a committee OF
seven was appointed OH conference and
authorized to prepare an address; said
committee being further authorized To
make a nomination for congress if
deemed advisable.
The Leonard wing seemed determln-
ed to ruin all chances OF Republican
harmony, and his negro hoodlers have
succeeded in driving out all respecta-
bility from their ranks.
The result OF this is that four candi-
dates will probably be out for election
il Nov. next for 3rd Congressional
! donors. 1t is not a difftrculI task to
predict who will be the successful can
didate to represent our District IN the
next Congress. Hon. Andrew Price,
the distinguished nominee OF the Dem
%ocra>ic party will have a regular walk
over Notwithstanding Lilly-Whltes.
| NT!:ite especially Republicans,
Third partyites and Populites.
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Persons sending communications TO
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save or return rejected manuscripts.
Allusions personally Gisparaglng to
any ole Will never be inserted except
as adl ertisements nor then, If peculiar
ly Objectionable.
COLLECrr IONS MADE MONTHLY.
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DCRSUANT TO A JUDGMENT REN,
L dered by the above Court on the 9Th day
of September. A. d.. 1892. and in obedience
to a commission to Inc directed in the above
entitled AMI numbered case beal ing date of
September eth. 1892. / will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law TO the last and
his hest bidder on the premises eituated in
this parish. on the right bank of Bayou La
tourche, at about twenty-five miles below
the own Of Thibodanx. on
SATURDAY. o. TOBER 22d, 1892.
between the hours Of II o'c,ock A.. w.. and
1 o'clock 2. NJ. the following described pro-
perry to affect a partition between the par
ties to-WIt
|. A certain tract Of land situated in the
Parish OF Latourche. State of Louisiana. on
the right bank OF Bayou Lafourehe. at about
twenty-five miles below the town of Thibo-
daux. measuring, more or less. enc arpent
and one hundred and thirty two feet front by
forty arpents in depth, bounded above BY
lands ofJules Richard. and below BY lands Of
Mrs. Valfsoid Guldrv. together with nj the
buildings and improvements thereon.
,. A certain tract of land situated in the
Parish OF Lafourche, on the right bank of Ba-
you Iafourche, at ahout thirty two miles be-
low the town eot TlIibodaux measuring one
arpent front by forty arpents in depth bound
ed above by lands OF Mrs. f. Theriot, and be-
low by lands of Mrs. q. Thih",lanx. together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
ami also The tollowin movables tow it:
LIST. Three mich COWS and calves I'd. one
OK 3D., two large heiIers 4th. three calves;
5tI, one horse 9th. one mare 18th, one bug
~ and harness sth. one cart 9th. one pillow
with gears 10Th. one harrow 18th. one 81 d.
die 18th, one shovel, one axe and a spade /:
18th. two hoes aud two rakes 18th. one tool
chest and cont SITS 18th, one grind stone :
10th, one lot of kitchen utensils Eth, two
beds and holdings 18th. two arnors 10Th
two tables 10th, one clock 2Ist. two wheel
~barrows: I'D, one cart load of moss 23d,
one gun; Gath, one grist5mill 18th, one
cross ent saw 26th. one watch and chain.
On the following terms and conditions to-
wit
For cash.
The Immoyable property ia to he sold
subject to the rights of the lessees and
possession is to be delivered on the 1st, of
January 1893.
P. K. LORIO,
Sept. 18th. 1892. Sheriff of L4afourche
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PUBLIC

Tbibodaux, La, Aug. BIRD, 1892.
At IA regular meeting of the Police Jury OF
the Parish of Lafourche. held this day. the
to advertise for seal bids for the contract for
the Parish printing, to receive same, and to
submit said sealed bids to the Police Jury at
It's next meeting. therefore. notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern that the
Finance aforesaid, will receive
seal bids for the Parish printing
Il For publishing III accordance with law.
the minutes and ordinances and necessary no.
tees OF the Police Jury per year.
y For the printing OF all blanks required
by Jaw to be furnished by the Police Jury TO
the court and other officers OF the parish.
The two bids will have to be separate. and
the bidders under the first clause must >peei
fy in what newspaper the proceedings will be
printed, and under the second clause speci-
men forms of blanks, with prices, must ae-
company the bid.
The right is s~pecially reserved by the Po-
lice jury to reject any and all bids.
All bids must be enclosed IN sealed envel-
opes. and addressed and handed to the Presi-
dent OF the Police Jury on or before the Bird
day OF the month OF October, 1892, at II
O'Clock NJ. The envelope enclosing such bids
must be endorsed with the words bids for
Public Printing"
The successful bidder will lie required to
furnish a bond If $3.50 for the faithful per
formauce of his contract.
H.. w. TABOR,
Chairman Of Fiuance Committee.
Sept. 18th 1892.
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Saturday September oath, 1892.

Saturday September oath, 1892.
State n 1922 Henry Moulton, alias
Henry MnseIey, charged Of ~assault with
intent Ia kill. sentenced to four months
il Parish prison. and $500. in de-
fault Of which tine, D month more in
Parish Jail.
State IS 1881. Isaac Westley,
charged with shooting with intent to
murder. sentenced to hard labor III the
State Penitentiary for three years.
State " 1911 Julien Acosta Jr..
sentenced to State P~enitentiary for
four Years.
-state IS 1920 Tony Williams. SEN
fenced eight years to the State Peni-
Tertiary.
And tliis ends the term Of the crimi-
nal Court for tile month Of September.
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To Members of the Louisiana Press As.
ISOLATION.

Mr.. F. NJ. Welsh, of Alexandria, is
now arranging for an excursion OF the
Louisiana Press Association to st. Louis
during the st. Louis Exposition in Oc-
tober. 1t is understood that en- route
the eXcursionists will take in the State
Fair at Alexandria. and that this out
ing viii be one Of the most pleasant
Of the many agreeable affairs in which
our body has indulged. In order to
facilitate the issuance OF transportation
tickets 1T is necessary that all those III
tending e. join the excursion S"tl
their names, with the least possible
delay, to the undersigned Each
member will be entitled to transporta-
tiGn for one lady, whose name should
accompany tat Of her scort
F~raternally,
JOHN MCGRATH,
President Louisiana Press Association.
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Registration Notice.
OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, PARIsH)
OF L~AFOURCHE.

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF yoTEEs, PARIsH)
OF L~AEOURCHE. ,
THIBoDAux, La, Sept. 3rd. 1892. }
In conformity with the law, | hereby give
notlce that the Office Of Registration OF the
Voters of the Parish Of Lafuurche. VII be
open at the following places
Sept. 9TH to tile 10th, Court House. Thibo-
Gaux, Ward 2nd.
Sept. 18th Lafourche Refinery. Ward lst.
Sept 18th Jean q Jean Louis Daviet Ward
3rl.
Sept Eth Etgar Barrios. L~ockport, right
descending bank. Ward 18th.
Sept. 2tlth Frank Para. Ward 10th.
Sept. 22nd Louis L%erilte, Lo"kttort, lett
descending bank Ward 9th.
Sept. 9th Sylvan Bourgeois, Faellerie,
Ward Sth.
Sept. 2Gth Wellington Heba-t, Ward It'll.
sept. 4sth Mrs. L.. Gossln. Ward 9TH.
Sept Both klles Rotlrigue. Ward 9Th.
Oct, 18th back to the Court House until tile
election.
p. TOUPS.
Assessor and Ex-0tiicio Registrar.
Parish of j-afourche.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Whereas, The President of the United
States, by authority Of Il Joint Resolution Of
Congress, has appointed
FRIDAY. OCTOBER THE list, \. ID. 1882.
the Four Itundredth Anniversary of the dis
covtry of america By Columbus as a Nation
al Holiday. and
Niitreas, 1t Is meet and proper that it be
celebrated with exercises expressive of hon
or 10 the bold and daring d~iscovertr, and
commemorative Of the four centuries of
American life and marvellous progress.
Now, therefore, /, Murphy j. Foster, Gov
ernor of the State of Louisiana, do recon-
mend
FRIDAY, OCTOBER THE 21st, A. d. 1882.
as a general holiday. and suggest that ap
propriate historical lectures be delivered in
every school houSe throughout the State,
that the patriotism and heroism Of the faith
ers NAV be kept alive in the hearts of the
children, and that services be held in the va
rious churches in Acknowledgement of the
divine blessings which have been so boun-
teouslv bestowed on the New World.
l~~ In testimony whereof, ! have here
SEAL. unto set my hand and caused the
t~~) Seal of the State to be affixed, at
the City of Baton Rouge, on this
the 22nd day of September, A. d.
1882, and Of Independence the one hundred
and seventeenth.
MURPHY j. FOSTER,
Governor of louisiana
By the Governor
GEORGE SPENCER,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Successor Of Marie Daigre deceased
Widom Of the late Pierre Or
balm Engerran, No. 1862.
Dr.L
PrObates.

'''VH ~ tHe t6tt EteFTe Cr
balm Engerran, No. 1862.
Pr0bdtes.
DCRSUANT To AN ORDER AND DE
Il cree Of the above entitled Conrt
and IL obedience to a commission
to me directed IN the above entitled aud num-
bered succession, bearing date OF Ang
18th 1892 | will offer fer sale nc pablic 1uetien
pursuant q law 10 the last and highest bid
der on the prem ises situated in said Parish i'm
the town Of ~Thiholaux On
SATURDAY OCT. lat. 1892.
between tile hours of Ill o'clock a. m apl 4
9 clock - IN the following described pronerty
to-wit
REAL ESTATE.
A certain portion or fractional part Of tie
LOT of ground or town lot. situated in said
parish, 10 the town Of Thibodaux. known aud
numbered as lot No 50. on a plan Of said town
made and executed by James Il Grinnre.
Surveyor, on the LIST Gf Nav 1912. and depos-
tied in the Recorders Office OF this Parish for
retenee: said portion Of fractional part of
lot No. y3 measuring tiftv-se wen feet front on
Canal street, bv the whole depth OF said lot
No %, from West to East, and il bounded in
front or West by Canal street South bNShort
street, East by lot No. -. belonging to Aure-
lien Doucet. and North by a portion of said
lot No. 33 formerly belengingr TO Augustin Le-
gendre. and now TO 0znmee Peltier. with all
the ouiiuings ana improvements thereon.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Also lounge with mattres and mosguito-
bar. one set Ut bcdiing with two pillows. one
armoir, one lot composed of one washs and
aud bowl, one table aud two looking gtasSes,
one lot composed of two roeking-chairs. |
dining table shall tables 2 eup-boarls and
one water jar, one stove and cooking uten-
sells, one lot of crockerv, tin pans and ,
brass candle sticks, one lot of Suudries, conn
D0Sf1 ut | GlNU SAuIn 4 vaEa > nwaa rnl A
Ratchet, one lot composed oftwo small tables
and cue small book stand.
On the following terms and conditions
to-wit
For Cash to pay debts. r. f. L02tD.
Sheriff OF Lafbutche.
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DR.. ARTHUR BOUDRAUX,
SURGEON-DENTIST
Of the Faculty Of Medicine
OF
Rio Janeiro, Brazil,

Having made UP his mind to re-
main in Thibodaux, has opened up an
office on MAIN STREET, ON the first
floor above the MEYER DRUG STORE.
DR.. BoHLaar, having practiced for
over ten year in the Capital of Brazil,
guarantees To all those who will honor
him with their confidence, a perfect
execution " all operations concerning
his profession.
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State IS 1888 Orter Dupuy, indict-
ment for eytorting valuables by
threats ; case was taken up and tried,
jury e~mpaneled, and after evidence
adduced, Argument of counsel, and
charge of Judge, the jury brought in a
verdict of not guilty, and accused was
discharged.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Succession Of Aletdadre Landry and
his riff, No. 1888. Probates.

WHEREAS MARCEL LANDRY OF THE
w said parish of Lafnurche has filed a
final account of his administration OF the
aforesaid SUGGESTIONS.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned Fnd notified to file their oppositions
to the said account with the clerk Of Said
Court at his office IN the town OF Thihodaux
IN writing within ten days after the first pub
lleattnn hereof. otherwise the said account
will be approved aud homolugated as requir-
ed by law.
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress OF
lis. my seal OF office at ThIbodaux. La.
~ this Tie 39h iay. Of Sept. A. ID. 1902
j w. KNOBLOGH.
D'y. Clerk of said Court.
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Saturday September 18th, 1892.
State VS. 1913 Ming Kenney, in
formation IL for severing from the soil.
and % larceny ; bench warrant order
ed to issue.
State VS. 1914 Alfred Lee, and DC
tave Hunter, information for infiicting
a wound less than mayhem and as
sault and battery. and bench warrant
ordered to issue.
State VS. 1887 Priscilla johnson,
for selling spirituous liquors without
a license arraigned and plead not gull
ty case fixed for Tuesday Sept. goth.
Monday September 18th, 1892.
State vs. 1888 Orter Dupuy, indict-
ment for extorting valuables by threats;
ar1aigned, plead not guilty, and case
fixed for Friday Sept. 23rd.
State VS. 1882 Arthur West, indict-
ment for murder case taken up, tried
and jury e~mpaneled, and after evi
dence adduced, argument OF counsel,
and charge of Judge, the jury retired
to their room to consider Of their yer
dict, and We're locked up for the night.
Tuesday September goth, 1892.
State VS. 1882 Arthur West, case
left in hand of Jury as just above stat
ed, jury brought in a verdict of equity
of manslaughter,n and accused remand
ed into the custody of the sheriff.
State IS 1887 Priscilla johnson,
charge selling spirituous liquors with
out a license. was tried and a vardic.
of not guilty vas rendered, and the
accused discharged.
State VS. 1239 Oryille Cherami, in
dictment for assault and battery, case
taken up and tried, jury ~empaneled,
and after evidence adduced, argument
of counsel and charge of jury, the jury
brought in "a verdict of not guilty.
Friday September 23rd, 1892.
State VS. 1882 Arthur West, coun-
sci for defense moved for q new trial.
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Third Congressional District,
Andrew Price,
OF LafOurche.
DISTRICT COURT
SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM.

lContiraed.l
Thursday September 18th, 1892
State VS. No. 1925 Perry Johnson,
information for carrying concealed
weapon !; nolli prosecuted.
State Is No 1871 Freeman Bryant.
for l. shooting III Il public place, and
% carrying e~oncealea weapons, was
taken up and tried, jury empaneled.
and after evidence adduced, argument
of counsel. and charge of Judge, the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty,
and accused remanded III custody OF
sheriff.
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Alcee 4rcenau,r Us. No. 1884 Alice
Arceaaur acite Of Joseph Roger
ct ais.