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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court. Parish of
LatOurche.
ftdhh Barhef rs. No. 300 Mrs.
Mary ID. Lambert rife Of ". h.
H0rdng.

TNAkE NOTICE: THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue OF att order of seizure and
sale emanatWc 'trGm the above entitled
Court in the above entitled aud nun bercd
suit. | have seized aud will offer for sale at
pehlic auction pursuant 10 law to the last
and highest bidder. ut the Court Hans in
the town of Thibodaux, Oh
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1895.
between the hours of II O'Clock a. IN. and /,
O'Clock =. m, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
A certain tract Of land situated 10 the Par
ish OF Lafonrehe on the right bank of Ravou
Lalourche. at about thirty miles below tbe
town of 1hibodaux measuring two arpeuts
front more or less on SAID Ia YOU by forty
afpents i'll Il pth. bounded above hy land If
Mrs. Joseph Gonzales aud below by land of
Mrs. llouore Iheriot. together with all tho
buildings and improvements thereon aud all
the rights and privileges thereBnto BELONGING.
To pay and satisfy the sum OF N tine sunn
Of Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars. TOGETHER
with eight per cent per auiium interest from
January LIST 1890 Till paid, less the sum III
cine HunGred and Thirty seven ann 51tl0o
Dollars paid July 2lst 1881. Together with
ten per cent on the aggregate OF PRINCIPAL
and interest as attorneys fees. The said
amount OF Indebtedness to be also credited
with One Hundred Dollars pai,l February
23ra 1895. and Ei.bty-five dollars paid Anril
29nd 1893, both of the last two payments
having been made since the filing Of this
suit, and ~ all costs OF these PROCEEDINGS.
and which said amount rs aforesaid IS Sc
cured by act of mortgage with vendors pri-
vIlege passed before Charles Jacob Barker
Deputy Clerk Of Court Ex-officio Notary
Public en- the 18th day Of March lisp.
JAMES BEARY.
July 9th 1879. Sheriff Of Laiourche.
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OF LOUISIANA.
18Th. judicial District Court, Parish o
LafOurche.
Succession Of Scholastic Cor, No.
1925, Probatcs.

TNAKE NOTICE: THAI PURSUANT TO
L an order and deer &c of the above Court
and to a commission to me directed in the
above entitled and nun bered succession. /
will "f or for sale at puhi T. auction pursuant
TO law to the last and highest bidder. 1T the
late residence Of the deceased situated in the
town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY AUGUST Bird. 1895,
between the hours Of u o'clock o.. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m, the following property. to-wit:
All the household effects belonging to the
above succession as described in the inyen-
tory thereof taken by Earle Knohloch. Nota-
" Public. on the 9TH day of February ISg5
except items ! and 81 of said inventory.
On the following terms and conditions viz.
For cash to pay debts.
JAMES BEARY.
July 10Th. 1895. Sheriff of Lalor che
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Land For sale.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID office Of the Board Ut commissioners
T. ,t.rr.h he Basiu Levep District. Room l.,
fourth floor, Cotton x hange building, New
Orleans La. up 10 II ~. August ,, 1879: Tor
tracts of land situated in sections ~. ID
and u OF r.. IA 5 X. Is. f. 5. r.. Distric.. w:
of Mississippi river. containing about i59i'oi
acres. Sealed %proio-ais nu-d TIE no1rtsseu
=" n Jcm,un president. The board re-
serves The ris,,. IA rel ct any and all bids.
For %iurlnrr particulars apply at ONCE;
L.. LEMANN,
MARTIN President.
Strrrturr. iy-203t
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Frank Harris. the murderer of Jo-
seph Roundtree. was given Il prelimi-
nary trial before Judge Caillouet on
last Monday and committed to prison
without benefit of bail. The evidence
showed among other things that the
accused confessed he had killed
Roundtree because the latter had shot
him tthe accused) the day before. and
he had sworn revenge against Ronnd-
tree before leaving the place. How
we'll he eked out his we all
know.
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belonging, such NJ sugar house. 'ni'' ~" o.
III. indictments If husbaniry. and generally.
everything connected with or forum. par'
vi said plantation. -. =
And also the undivided half of l6 mnies y
three-mnle carts. one Goa! cart. y d"n' -
pinws. , ,i"nnl, wing Ilows, 2ronnd harIo"7'
, West ruItivptOrs ~ set of baInesS, 3 noes.
3 shades. 6 sllnvtl.. I riar hooks. | cultiv
tor. : double t,ers. and III ont :On hbls coal.
Terms AID COZ ditiuns of safe Cash to pay
the sum f Thirteen Thousand Sven hun
drtd and Seventy five Dollars, with eight per
cent per annum interest thereon from Tue
18th day ni.;anuary 1888 till paid. and fur
thcr sum Of five per cent on The aggregate Oh
aid principal and interest as attorneys ices
and all costs herein.
JAMES pEA"Y.
Sheriff of Lafuuiche.
July 9Th. 1888.
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\ OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish q
Lafoulche.
j. Michel Teryaol rs. No. 1924. G.
A. CIaHdet.

NIKE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
L ard Ivy virtue OF n writ Of Freyi EG-
Gas emanating from the above entitled Court
in the above entitled and numbered suit.
] have seized and will offer for sale at pub
lie auction pursuant TO law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in
the town of Ihihodaux on
SATURDAY AUGUST 3lst 1895.
between the hours Of II O'Clock a N. ard 4
o'clock p. m.. the following described proper
ty. to-wit
The undivided half of the following two
tracts of land to-wit:
A certain tract Of land or sugar plantation
situated in said Parish of Latourehe on the
the right bank OF I,ayou Latourche at about
one mile above the town Of T~hihodaux
measuring six ;fF@ntS more or less front on
said Bayou by the following depth The
four upper arpents front. more or less, run
between diverging lines to the depth of eigli-
ty arpents, and the two lower arpents more
or less front. run also between diveroing
lines to the depth of forty arpents only. said
plantation being known d. the st. Bernard
plantation. Is houniet. above by lands of
Energy plantation now the property OF DR.,
Joseph Blanchard. and beiaw by lands for
merry belonging tn George Sinclair and now
partly owned By Mrs. j. L. Couion an part
iy by Glaudet Bros: Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and ap-
purtenances thereof such as the sugar house.
mill ard engine. dwelling house. out houses.
mules cattle. and alliIrplements of husband
ry, aud generally everything connected with
or forming part OF said st. Bernard p,anta-
ton Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and tiefennto heleug-
ing Also the undivided hall OF - mules. |
horse. wagons. , three-mGle carts. 10 double
pioWs. ) single ptows, ) ieurmGte carts, =
double advance pioWs. flour mule harrows.
) fwo-ptule harraws. pea vine rakeS, Z sub
soil plows. . Malta piows. : Ladow ~cuifiva-
TORS. 2stnbhle diagers. | caue shaver. | cot
Ton seed meal distributor. | dozen wedding
hoes. | dozen hfiar heoks. l. spades. = shovels.
y SIT Of harness. , pack sad@les and lreech-
hugs. 1903 tffee-teet boards. , one-horse carts.
| '*ater eat. and about 5nae bbIs coal.
And the undivided half in and to
4 certain sugar Plantation known as the
BouVerans plantation. situated in the Parish
Of Lafalrele. III th 5 state. on the right
BANK OF the Bayou lafourehe, ut about TWEEN
~ty-iour miles below the towa Of ffihedaux.
measuring twenty fonr aruents more or less
'front.' on said Eavau by forty arpents in depth.
bounded ahave by iaudl OF Files Foret and
below by those of Maximi.Iien Delau.e. 10
gether with Il the buildings and improve
lnent. thereon and appHttenauees tiereunto
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Mr.. {. 6. Strong, principal of the pub
lie schools at Anderson. Cal. saws :
81 have used Chamberlain's Pam Balm
and have found it an excellent remedy
for lameness and slight wounds"
Lameness usually results from a
sprain, or other injury, or from rheu-
matlsm, tor which Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is especially intended and un-
equalled. 1t affords almost immediate
relief and in a short time effects a per-
manent cue. For sale by all Drug
gists.
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1t is to be regretted that only eight
or nine parishes were represented in
the Ballot Reform meeting. W. car.
ccount for the slim attendance by the
,ntempe,ate utterance of the June
meeting. The people of Louisiana be-
lieve in honest and pure political meth
DDS. but when the New Orleans Bal
lot Refefmers at their first meeting adj
vised democrats to leave their party to
secure the desired ends, the people
began to look for a bug under the chip.
and consequently lost confidence in the
steering committee. But while the
meeting was practically a failure. Bal
lot Reform lives and will triumph
Iberville South.
There is where the shoe pinches.
friend. That June meeting hurt the
b. L. cause m1eh more than its friends
will ever realize. Too many sore
heads among those would be leading
Reformers. Weed them out.
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P. p. P, makes positive cures of all
stages of Rheumatism, Syphilis. Blood
Poison. Scrotnla, Old Sores. Eczema.
Malaria and Female Complaints. p.
Z. T. is a powerful tonic and an excel
lent appetizer, building up the system
rapidly.
For Old Sores, Skin Eruptions, Pm
Piles, Ulcers and Syphilis, use only p.
T. p, and get well and enjoy the
blessing only to be derived from the
use OF ?. ?. p. {Plickly Ash. Poke
Root and Potassium.)
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=. Z. Z. is a sure cure for Rhenma-
tism, Syphilis, Scrotnla. Blood Poison.
BlotcLes, Pimples and all skin and
blood diseases.
Capcerous sole on face. years of skin
trouble, Glandular swelling. sufferer
renders thanks to Z. p. 2. for its great
cures.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court, Parish of
Lafaurche
Julius Meyer rs. No. 3051 A. Joh'
,Jr. d. Co.

rE,AKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
. and ny virtue OF a writ Of Fierj Fucias
einanatin" from the above entitled Court in
the ahove entitled and numbered case. | have
seized and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton. pursuant 10 law, 10 the last and highest
bidder at The CouIt House in the town of
Th!bOdaux on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1895,
between the hours Of IL O'Clock u. IN. and 4
O'clock p. m. the following described prop
ertv. to-Wit
All the rights title and interests Of the De
trn'ants. a.. JOLIET Jr. & Co., being the nndi.
Nided tive-sixtlis in and to the Thibodaux
Sentinel newspaper comprising presses, type.
paper cutter. blank printing paper, ink. and
eHarything appeI tanning to said newspaper
the whole now living and beng on the upper
floor or second story of thu bui.ding 1t the
Sonth East corner Of Main and st. Philip
Streets in the town nf Thihodaux.
Terms Of sale, Cash 10 pay and satisfy the
principal, interest. and ali costa in the above
suit.
JAMES REARY,
Sheriff Of Lafoucche.
July 9th, 1875.
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ABBoTT'S EAST INDIAN Conn PAINl
cures all corns. Warts and Bunions.
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ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE
BAY ST. Louis, Miss.

HIS College is situated on the Gull
Coast 30 miles from New Orleans on
the l.. & n. Il. X.
The course Of studies is extensive
and comprises four departments: Pre-
paratory. Commercial, Scientific and
Classical. The mathematical and sci
enti"llc training IS made a special OBJ
Ject while the literary culture impart-
ca hts young men for business or the
professions. No effort will be spared
to make it equal to the best.
At both the Paris and Chicago En-
positions the exhibits Of this College
received medals.
The next session begins Tuesday.
Sept. Sd.
FoI terms and particulars, address
inc President. 20 ct.
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One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese
was stopping with me, says NJ. +.
Hactli. 4 prominent merchant of Omar
telmaster, Washington. / heard him
groaning. On going to his room |
found him suffering from cramp collie.
He was in such agony feared he would
die. | hastily gave him a dose Of
Cham oeriains's Collie, Cholera Diarr-
hTa Remedy. He soon was relieved
and the first words he uttered were.
"wltat was that you gave me y in
formed .im. A few days aga we were
talking about his attack and he said he
was never without that remedy now. |
have used it in my family several years.
| know its worth and do not hest
tate to recommend it to my friends and
customers. For sale by all druggists.
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Scribner's Magazine.

A prominent feature OF the August
Scribner's is the reproduction Of nine full.
page pastels Of Edwin A. Abbey, and 9
delightful paper Of comment upon them
by F. Hopkinson Smith, who says Of Alb.
hey: I'm his art, he has really done what
Wagner has done in music, and Tenny-
son and the poets In verse;" "Wood En-
gravers" is the title OF another art paper.
"Six; Years OF Civil Service Reformd is by
Theodore Roosevelt. The prominent feat
ure, however, of this issue is its fiction.
There are seven stories, most Of them IL
Illustrated, by writer's OF note. Anthony
Hope contributes a comedy in narrative,
called "The Wheel OF Love-" It is to be
concluded in the September number,
Other writers are Richard Harding Davis.
H. Q. Bunner, Noah Brooks, George l.
Putnam, Octave Thanet and Charles r.
Van Blarcom.
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Godey's Magazine.

The August number is one OF the first
magazines to come. The cover and from.
tispiece are in keeping with the season
and the poem in connection with the
frontispiece is a fine word picture OF the
month. The usual variety is found in
are the pictures by Thomas Waterman
Wood, accompanying an article by s.
Turner Willis, in which he gives briet
sketch OF the president OF the National
Academy of Design and OF the Art Gal
lery, which Mr.. Wood is to open in Mont
pelier this month. This is great acquisi-
ton to our Capital and one which all
vermonters will rejoice in. Some Of Mr..
Woods best pictures are taken from YER
mont, and the "Village Postoffice'' was
painted from an old store in Williams
town
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Literary Notes.
Ladies' Every Saturday.

This is weekly illustrated newspaper
for women, which commends itself to us
at sight; and the publishers desire ener-
getic and ambitious boys or girls to help
introduce 1t in every city and town in the
state. Money can be made fast, or II one
prefers, almost any article from a tent to
bicycle will be sent for few hours
work each Saturday morning. A stamp
enclosed with request for sample copy
and list OF articles and full particulars will
be promptly attended to. Address La
dies Every Saturday, Circulation Depart.
ment, SO South Seventh street, Philadel-
phia Pa
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Odd Fellows Home Organization.

A meeting OF the trustees of the
Odd Fellows home was held at Lud.
low recently. l.. G. Fullam of Lud.
low was chosen as the local member
of the board, and in accordance with
the desire Of the trustees, Grand Mas.
ter Perry and Grand Secretary Par
ker were added to the board, making
eight in all. II. w. Hall OF Burling-
ton was chosen chairman; II. L. Still
son Of Bennington, secretary; L. G..
Fullam Of Ludlow, treasurer. By
laws were adopted for the regulation
Of the institution until the next meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge, and the sew
eral working committees were APP
pointed. Arrangements were made
for soliciting funds for endowment,
and also for the furnishing and equip
ment of the Home.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW
TO THE
N. Y. Weekly Press,

An up to date REPUBLICAN national
NEWSPAPER, containing 81 columns Of excellent
reading matter, with the following special feat
ures: MARKET REPORT, the most complete
published; LETTERS on economic subjects, b.
George Gunton, President Of the School Of Social
Economics; SERMON, by leading New York
minister; STORY PAGE; woMAN's PAGE
YOUTHS PAGE, to which Dan Beard contrib
utes; G. A. R. NEWS; Funny PICTURES, and
NEWS from Washington and abroad During
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attention to NATIONAL POLITICAL NEWS
Address all orders to
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The Ladies' Home Journal.

The August number comes in an envel.
ope, a great Improvement on the old way
according to our view. The cover design
is by Albert Lynch. The first paper il
Frank Stockton's sstory, "Love before
Breakfast" the conclusion OF which, VIC
anticipate, will be in the September issue
"Bill Nye" Edgar WILSON, compliments
both his mother and wife as being the
women who most influenced him, and
that he sees no reason why woman should
ask for an enlargement Of her rights since
she moulds the future OF men and nations,
"Octave Thanet' miss Alice FRENCH and
her writings are very pleasantly written
about by Mary j, Reid. The s'Jane" in
"An Adventure in Photography" is per-
sonal friend OF Miss French.
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vermont Firemen's Convention.

AT the sixth annual convention OF
the Vermont State Firemen's Ass0ci.
ation in Fair Haven last "Wednesday
and Thursday, Secretary Moore re-
ported that there are now life mem
bers, Sc; fire companies, 50: chief en-
gineers, s; fire board, /; total, llS'
This shows a gain Of five in member
ship since the last report. Two COM
panies have joined during the year.
The membership fees and dues
amount to Sl32,and the proceeds from
the last tournament, 60 cents, making
total amount turned over to the
treasurer, Sl32.6O. He recommended
that, as hand engines were gradually
giving way osteam engines and hy-
| drant apparatus, at the next conven-
ton special prize be offered for q
contest between hand engines.in Yer
mont. Treasurer l.. G. Grant OF Bur-
lington reported: Cash on hand at
| last report, $728.S2; received from G..
d. Moore, secretary, 1892; profits OF
Bennington tournament, so cents; dis
bursements, secretary's salary, $3.50;
printing, mailing, etc., 5000; MIR.
Tiffany's expenses to Montreal con-
vention, $40. Is; balance on hand, $685.
GA. The convention elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, 0. D. Clark
Of Montpelier; vice presidents, S. D.
Miner Of Vergennes, w. II. Lane, Jr.,
Of Burlington, E. X. Green Of Rut-
land, M. f. Orr of Poultney, and r.
S. Buss OF Bennington; executive COM
mittee, w. E. Morse Of Burlington.
N. d. Phelps Of Barre, 5. B. Bevins Of
Winooski, j. A. Donnelly Of Ver-
gennes, C. Il. Little of Fair Haven;
national representative, d. F. Carmo-
dy Of Fair Haven; statistician, G.. II.
Burch OF Bennington.
The first prize, $500, in the hand
engine contest, went to the Boxers Of
Burlington, the second Of $3.50, to the
Grays OF Cambridge, N. Y, the third
OF $50, to the Torrents Of Whitehall,
N. "; distance, lis feel.
The first prize of 5000 in the hose
race was captured by the LIE Roys of
Cohoes, N. y, the second Of 800, by
the Torrents Of Whitehall, N. T., and
the third prize Of $50 by the Volun-
teers of vergennes; best time, Al "a
seconds.
In the ladder contest, William Cros-
by of Vergennes,af running 80 feet,
went up the 30-foot ladder in I IA
seconds; I. p. Donahue of Burlington
records in seconds and Scott Yattan
OF Vergennes in l-2 seconds.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. ALI Druggists.
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DR.. SWANS
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As they eon1ain "eith4 opium. MOI.
phi"e. or allied opi4es. they az
entirely harmless.
Price 2sc- All deal4ts. or prepaid
on receipt Of price.
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