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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-30

The CoURIERs Plattsmouth cor
respondent sends the following.
The young ladies of ST. Luke's Guild
will give a chrysanthemum social on
Wednesday evening. A choice musical
program will be rendered.
in. Wise of Omaha visited in town
over Sunday.
ID. C. McEntee departed yesterday for
Alliance to go into the employ of the
B. & NJ.
DIR. Dan Golding was in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin Hemple went to Den
yer to see Schlatter and returned COM
pletely cured of her ailment.
K E. Fogerty returned to Havelock
this morning after visiting relatives.
Tom Parmeie of Louisville is in town.
Mayor Newell and daughters have re-
turned from Litchfield.
Mrs. Byron Clark and Mrs Guild will
entertain the NJ. w. and w. club on
Thursday afternoon.
The Courier's Omaha correspondent
sends the following:
Miss Gertrude Chambers. who was on
Wednesday married to Mr. Guy Parke,
Of Decatur, ILL.,. was one of the fairest
brides seen in Omaha in many a day.
Miss Chambers was a very popular
girl, and her friends constituted a large
and fashionable assembly at Trinity Ca
thedral Wednesday noon. The ceremo-
ny was performed by Dean Gardner.
The bridal procession was led by Mr..
Curtis Turner, of this city. and Mr.. w.
Morton Smith. Of Lincoln. Then came
Mr. Ennis. of Decatur. Ill. Mr.. Charles
George, two little bridesmaids. Carolyn
Dfckey and Marion johnson. Miss Louie
johnson, of Chicago. and Miss Rawles.
Of Washington. Miss Alice Chambers
and then the bride on the arm OF her
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-30

Our stock is entirely too
large an3 in order to
reduce it We have put
on sale the above named
items for ONE WEEK
Our loss Of profit is your
gain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
BELLAiRE.

The ice was so heavy and the wind so
high yesterday that il was difficult for
the ferry boat to make 3 landing. Yet
they ran whenever travel demanded il.
The agents had considerable trouble
getting the morning papers, as the boat
landed hundred yards above the hoat.
The Register bundle was broken open
and some papers lost. Some OF the
carrier boys claimed the BeDwood boys
took some.
Mrs. Andrews is still very weak, ana
is in a precarious condition, being liable
TO fatal issue at most any time. On
Saturday right she was sinking so last
that al one time her attendants became
alarmed, but she rallied afterwards and
was easier yesterday forenoon.
Work is being hurried along rapidly
10 putting up the fire escapes in the
city. The same party got all four con-
tracts on Union street The worK Is 10
be doue by Company from Spring1eid'
Ohio. and will be hurried forward as
quickly as possible.
TWAS very noticeable last Friday and
Saturday that the ice 10 the Ohio Kept
very close TO the West Virginia shore.
Wonder why? Was it because OF the
wind or that 1t came In on that side and
was kept there by rising river?
The parlor set given away oy the
Wilson Day Company last night was
given 10 Miss Anna Witty, OF the Flfih
ward. IT'S rumored that ii will come
handy for housekeeping purposes.
The attendance at the churches yes
terday was good in ali parts OF the
town. The meetings at the First NJ. f
Church have been discontinued for the
present
Tonight the X. OF 6. E. viii! meet 10
their hall for lodge work; also the Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. Will meet in Grand Army
hall for work.
Mr.. James c. Morrell, who has been
quite sick for the past week, is now
better and is able 10 get abou. little.
Miss Myrtle Addison, q charming
young lady of the Fourth ward, was
visiting friends in Wheeling Sunday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Louis Schramm's
mother occurred from the German Luz
theran Church yesterday.
The Royal Arcanum meets Tuesday
night next and full turnou, is desired.
Nothing Of note al the Mayors Of
ice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
West Virginia Pensions.
sseza: 10 II. Rssn:.-.

SSe1G. 70 ils HsSIs:s--
WAsHINGTON, January 27.-Ths fol-
lowing West Virginia pensions have
been issued
Renewal - Wm. Slime, Triplet,,
Roam county; Nehemiah Shinn, Fair
Plain, Jackson county; Amasiah D.
Field, Herring, Preston county: James
V. Lindsay, Lum oerport, Harrison
county.
Increase-Andrew K. Roschsr, p.
Plenrant, Mason county; Reason $
Michael, Shinstown, Harrison county;
Isaac s Law, Big Bend, Calhoun
county.
Reissus-Samuel Starkey, Folsom,
We,zei county: Edward NJ. Costello,
Gladesville. Preston county; Benjamin
Reyaols. Spencer, RoaDe county; John
". Starkey. Folsom, Wetzel county;
Isaac Outright, Queens, l yshur county
John Grimm, GiadesvilIe, Preston
county; Richard w. Prickett, Palatiue,
Marion county; Francis NJ. Stephens,
Silverton, jackson county; Jonn Right,
Be!lington, Barbour county; Aosolom
EVERY. Herriuz, Preston county.
Original-Chas. a. Gallahue. Coliax,
Marion county; James w. kiOder, Pey-
,ona, Boone county; John ". HERSHEY,
Oks, Calhoun county.
Original Widows, etc, Re-issue-An-
ME L. Haynaker, Arnoldsburg, CAL
houn county; Elizabeth White, Graf
ton, Taylor county.
Mexican War Widows-Anna J. Dow
den, West Grafton, Taylor county.
Supplemental-Hiram REYNOLDS, Wal
deu, Kanawha county; James Collins,
Tunnelton, Preston county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
FOR SAIL.

House, rooms aud hail. on NC;
Sc 0ert's GARDEN. $50. t...
House, ! rooms And hall. co-ne; S'''-
aui KENTUCKY streets, s2sO
House o. rooms, Twelfth size '-'
easy terms, soJJ. .-ti
order. 3lst street, 36gl. ,.s.
Two lot, with ls-ge stable. Pc -.
tior 60 last W hes.ing, cheap
House y II rooms, brlck, .A ,.-
street. Centre WheslnZ Cleay So.
House o. ) rooms, brick 81 ...
House Of rooms or.-t,
House OF rooms. iot .11
street. B-lyede:e, very easy o.. SD
House ) rooms 9Th 90. .ot -.h
House rooms. lSth Sc, easy .stt
Sp.endii building site for
M Il. vol" Ioi E I, 80 Stree, sixth vs-t RS
double house, lO cons.
ward. large lot. Easy terms. q -..
House rooms, As--eL
Seventh aud EigaTn streets rh'. ..
House > Rooms, cof---
| Easy terms, sl.i9V. 49,. ..-... riT
House, rooms, Claf.e'
$50 ,.-r -.,. -
street. Easy terms. S'-v.. O. 'H
House "a Rooms, r-ll-
| terms. S3-lyy s..t.a34..
| House. = roc-rs Ana AA.'' -
| House, lOrcoius, WIFE iA!-l
! Housr, double. foJins 81.
! ilou.e. 5rooms. jacob s-. ~
B.us-. 8 rooms, igta -rrs. ...
H1rss rOcIc-. sS--'
| Wheeling, $50 - b-r..t-. ..l
| view. Sl,cl ,.-t
house. rooms. ne" "
Wis s;resr. Fifth wsr-. =. .-,.. -
! S5lsu ili house, d rcot-s -----
ye.ere. Sl.45t. - ,r.-.4. ..-s..
House. rooms SoEta - -. ...,
Eou.e OF % Tooms, E1i
"a streets. with i-.JJn
r-.r. lar-e %. $50 -. ..-t ,
Eorse OF 6 rooms. % s.Feeh
/ Hou.e OF rooms, C--s .'--
| Uhee.lug. . 80. ,. ,t.A --.. ...
! Eons. 81 ; rooms. btlcS.
! Hose or rooms.
| WL~-lirg. s. 400 -..-. -. ,--
E1gss OF rooms al1 ----
! Can.-. Hhesliug. q -
/ $50. so. s3D $50 -tt--
! g. l...-r On city real esil---
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

tyurs o! those u4.s ta2t set women 10 a
rush for shelter al tue first fall OF rain
or snow IS pictured here. Il Is round,
OF black velvet and garnished richly
with black ostrics plunes, bows and TO-
settles Of black satin ribbon set off with
and seemingly fastened by rhinestone
buttons. Ten plumes are employed 10
all. and. as indicated, little height is
added thereby.
Dutch bonnets are in high favor for
dress occasi o1s. Taey are being made
so vide al the sides, however, that the
girls a. the theatre not only crush
against each others sleeves, but touch
hats also when they move little from
an upright position. Side combs are
another fancy OF the hour, and are be
ing made so rich with jewels that the
more expensive ones come attached 10
each other by chain that passes about
The head at,ths back, and is mace Sc
cure by 8 bent gold hairpn. An slabo-
ration OF this idea is shown that jewels
the chain and makes II part Of the or
nauenting OF the couture. 1t Is Sc
cured TO TIE central prong OF the back
como, this comb and the SIDE ones con-
s:itUiiDg set.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
THE RAILROAD BILL
Said To Be Too Severe in Its PT0yis-
ions and Nay Fail.
TIE WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION

Being Looked After BY Mrs. War
ren, Of Whesling-An Import
ant Tax Measure Backed By
the State Grange-The Foreign
Building and Loan Association
Tax - The Encouragement OF
the Judicial Circuits a Poser.
The School Book Question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

They say Browns new book is right
breezy"
yes; crest blow to the public. At
lantS Constitution.
Little Johnuy-'rhe teacher said to-
day that We hslocg 10 the animal king
dom. Do you believe boys and girls are
animals?
Little Ethel Boys is.-Good News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

r3-so- hc1s. c.-u4- Eighth iud as ''"'
a. cc1ven-eae-s. = easy Term
10 u slsatl st--et. cbesp - - = ..-,s,
-o,r- h1-Se = E.rE.u!l s.r"-
Y--S sp5 Elr5- s--sets. A. . bargain.
NJ a. Nan stree; wil give oig oA,-'l
sCt1 "a o DAYS. %
-c1rs ball. al !I 7totenea''' u
-. rear IAN. very cheap.
- r5rs-. bztr. lot 5JxlD feet, or .i'
r,r5 ,.-e-l cheap 10 s3-t.
X I'd Nineteenth street % $500.
---n ,1.se on sixteenth street AZ
r.-s- b rear. al for SEQ. cheap
\. Us North Front street, nas
sel-s cheap aud on : years time.
ROLF & ZANE,
--.,.7bo,a "a 20 Fou-.. uait
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
TO LET

Modern rcoue1 rss.5s1-s ~ s.-.s=--- e.
SrcCus1 dwelling 81 Make. s,---t
Modern % % med hAu>e u-.- - ':-."
ground, A. Iiitouvil!s. 81 Il-ss -l-.- e.. fr
lIu's Perry, O. .inss %: -. & 2. AL
and Lzzs Erls rsl ro41s. As-s t-.-i "a
Way every cay Delightful .crE.---.
Sro5ms- Eole:n dwelling. ID. t---.i-- ~
.oousd dwelling g Iwe!'th -.
rooDst dwelling c. l0sc- -!-s. ~ >
utes' ride from city.
7roomei dwelling modern, 5ij Nsls>,
rcomei dwelling, modern, Sou -,-i'i
rooEst dwelling. modern, 10 F---' '.
II roonsd dwelling, best .ocaFsl .-'-!
FOR an n. ID.
oroomed dwelling. 2535 Aarketft
5roomed dwelling. Sis Eof 81
, :comsd dwelling, 80 WOODS 20
4roomsd dwelling. 25jo XSrse; s.
8 rooms3 dwelling, 10 E.'G.-.i So rot
empty.
5roomed dwelling. Y. WAbssL. -'rt-r
Modern fA;, 1915 Casp.iue s..
ircom.d dwelNnG, li5i Hi-l -
6roomei dwell inE. south E.n s.
Store room spd dwelling. <.-s t''
Store room and dwelling, .ys y
AL good rentIb.s properly. CO.. 'A,
you waltchJIce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOX SALE-K EAL Is n
nor SALE-THE VILLA HAi tt.'
Il situsts ore mile north %, Is .' %.
TOE. y Ohio county. W. va .i--
acres = good tanning land. Ua.--
wei improve ard Vel wac
plenty % Eo1i ffci. A0-lv % %"
lf1t Chzp.iae street " h-e.lng '. b
4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
FOR RENT
TOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

NJ. ~ Twelfth street., .ooEs "a
70. lZ4 jacob street, : rooms z.- ...-.
No. lS)5 jacob street.. % rs So $50
80. 81 Elght7suta street 3 EC--s
No 4jli Market street.. s roc1s -s-a;
Brick house seAr IJ41 MsrS-- s---s. %
Bic. house res. 1912 MAKE. .i-.-. o.
No. 2l1J Chsp.ins street 5.-o-s .s.
No. Telth Stree. stc:s .co-
No. Ienth sweet s-o-s -C1-
Front 9 Il = 3oor No. l. Hs-t'i i:-ti.
O5ce roon i Zee; No. IS IS '....-. s...-
GEO. j. MATHISON.
REAL ESTATE AsES
-T..-phone l0-. ~ Nl'rUst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

EoR REsT-TEREE GOOD s05g---,
L trzl lccatisn On Make s...s- - 81.
Offices. viii rezOEs.s sEl, 70. -. %.
Apply al tais 91ics ,.s.s,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
PERSONAL

Among the arrivals of prominent pes
ME here TO-DAY are Mayor Geo. ONeal,
Of Huntington; T. P. Mcneil, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. II. Hearne, Jas. F. Thomp-
son, OF Wheeling; W. r. Thompson
and J. ". Davis, of Huntington; ex-
Gov. Fleming, Of Fairmont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

Tor REsT-FRoN APRIL l.-
L rooms on 1rs. LSsr. Inr. ,t9Is
seTsasa stree. 4:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

We think IL saveC
fsring. / wGS trOub
coThea SSo, and u
tor Ue. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
FOR RENT.

Eog REST-FIyE GOOD Ro1YS 6,cc------.
l. for 80 NJ. 1lis Ntfs-- ,-..-.D' .a',i
ysnl.ncss. Apply 70 y. GACs. q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

LIoR REST-SfNE ROOM DW-----,----
i Chzolins ssrs=i Bsia. hc. AZ ,-.. rs
both gases. EHsBirs q e. T.. >c.t 80,
300 N-ie street. IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

EEsB1TT q pE
173, Make. >.'''-
Telephone 6i3.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-10-12
SsIs2EIFF'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Lafa-
;et;c, No. I35o-Succes-
sion Of jacques
Roman.

F'y virtue of an order issued out of the
I7:h Judicial District Court in and for the
parish Of Lafayette. bearing date Sept II,
1908, AMI to ne directed, have been
ttlorized and empowered to sell and will sell
II pu bic auction at the front door of the court
1ousc OF the sad parish, the last and
highest bidder. between legal sale hours, On
Saturday, Nov. ., 1895.
t.e following described property. to-wit:
.ot No One-Fhc claim of said Success
sion against the Luitcd States for the unsae-
stied land claims being Q. B.. w. Dist b.
I427, for So arpen,s b. I423, for gao
o=T's, Il. 1870, for 24o arpents, B. 1890,
70. 400 arpcnts. b. 1881, for 1oo arpents, b.
1874, for 400 srpen,s, 3. 1870, for 40 ar
oer,.. in all 2o4o a-pen:s.
Lot two-.rhe claims of said succession
against the United States for the unsa,ished
land claims known as 9. No IS47, for 233
arpents in the report of land board dated
May 1915.
Lot thrce-Attakapas warrant, No. 7I3,
series of July 1872, for So acres of cypress
swamp land Crosse Ic,e. Bayou Este
Phcn.
: 10; fou7-Thc claims of said successios.
against the United States for the unsatshed
Land claims being O. &. West District Of
Louisiana, No. 1885, Cor $40 srpents. A.
No 1862, for $50 arl,cn:s and B. 1870, for
40 arpents, in all 1920 arpen:s.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC A. BROUSSARD,
Sept. IL. Sheriff of Lafayette parish
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-10-12
DuSOn Dots.

Farmers are in better spirits this
fall than usual. although hard work
and lots Of Sunshine has made tnen
as tough and brown as berry, but
the secret is hey are expecting a
little profit on valable crops and an
abundance O pntat;'es for hog feed.
The amiliar buzz Of tue t,.rcsh-
er can be heard early ana late on
every side, SO can the song Of the
jolly cotton picker.
Our energetic road overseer mas
hung up his hoe, buried his spade
and drove his oxen to market.
We are truly glad that Royville
can boast Of one Democrat who's
not afraid to speak his mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Avant spent a
few days in Prairie Gregg last week.
Mr.. Henry Nash, Of Burnet,
Texas, is spending few months, in
and near Duson, and will return
home a wiser if not a happier boy.
Misses Anuie Ton.cnot ANA
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-10-12
A Clever Capture.

The capture of Homer BoreIl,
the young cattle thief from Iberia
parish, was quite clever on the part
of Sheriff Broussard. Borell had
changed clothes and did not look
at all like the man who had sold tn
cattle to Messrs- Otto and Castei.
The sheriff located him in one of
the houses in the tenderloin district
of Lafayette and placed hi under
arrest. He at first denied all con
nection with the theft and gave a
very plausible account of himself,
but when the sheriff found 500 un.
der his hat-band he felt sure that he
had the right m=n. TIE prisoner
was soon identified and .he proper
affidavit was made against him.
He had sold ten head of ca tie
to Mr.. Castel d eight to Mr..
Otto. He expressed his Willingness
to sell some more cattle to Mr..
Castel, but it is not beloved that
he will do any livestock business
for some time as his chances are
excellent for an enforced service to
t; State.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-10-12

Louise Kelly, of Rayne, who were
visiting Miss Amelia Suites, re-
turned home SUI. day.
Died at the residence of her hus-
band, three miles south of Duson,
on the 1st of October, Mrs. Elvina
Hofpauir, wife of Alexander Hoff-
Pauir. she was the daughter of
Isom Brown and was born Dec. 80,
1916. .rs. Hofpauir was an ex-
cellent woman. In all the relations
Of life, as daughter, sister, wife,
mother, mistress and neighbor, she
was a worthy example. Her sick
ness was of short duration and her
death unexpected, but she obeyed
the summons with fortitude and
died calmly, trusting in Christ.
She said to her husband that she
had committed all to God and was
ready to meet her Savior. She has
left a deeply afflicted husband, five
children and a large circle Of rela-
tives and friends to de9lorc her
loss. Let the lesson of this & cd
life enter our hearts and may we
too. when our journey is done, en-
ter the rest that remaineth for the
people of God.
pnrAro n1crED
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-10-12
RSa>,uslI Way lO.: Should Locate
in Southwest louisiana.


rs, rs healthy: not subject :" cr;.cn';s has .!rc
loves, death the states IS cid
people 70 i'tou'';i'n ,.'an "l"eTheIl: nine ,:ris'a
lofi alton white: nor;hera people almost inEa.:aby
gain II si-0r. recover from cta-rh.
l.c<ed Z, k.l9sy d;s:a~es hsy are ia: OF do,Fs
lungs y rad al chanEc Ike tn,s WI! add ten years
to the average life.
cd. Good rainfall. cvcn!y distributed. S to 81
inches annually.
cd. Inc e.cnc>,. the hes: cl;ma,, III the United
,th. Prairie and .ir,hcr III hes. ,rcnor,:on. Good
clay soil VIA. hard pan sub SOFT. Good ~a:-. -
t,:aer ots;rutios Wei! covered wtl:l an cSreIen.
sod of wild grasses of medium quality ri:ich =
:c1iaceI with Bermuda OF l-rsicdc>a JaIan c.ovc1
s,h. Crops are r1nre valuable h.re Louisiana
xt2Ws On a; ny sI'snS S.2 Pc: s,n t. me
each valuable rs Wild h.y HoIt, yield
ing only -. average. Rice is grown on new
valued At barrel. gives an income OF SO
scre sad costs so TO Grow II. siicA .2ra can tc
on. The nearer ,;,c e,,I the healthier tho Gil
aud earlier the
eth. All hardy veg .a',I4s. such ra.!is1cs. .ur-
nip. .s:,nSr and cs4H. a;e.t:row al! winter
pan kid Glove orange commence bearing
t"'o yea: frorl hutiims; 81! do ~cli anywhere ia
Southwest i-iIr!cua t::::-, tn highest l-Ice
market and are better i':.,Nrsd.
9th. Pears OF :. IS" varieties On ~e:' F;,chh.E-
very Irof:,F.. 80.
1s:s. sock {: 81 !,ins Do wct: horses. mules.
I,s.r. Altitude. s. feet. Too fla, wash. too
7.,h: We grow sugar care aad rice in rerfecsion
have good profit. y"t.ho;:, sar:r or bounty.
-s:h. TIE ciin:si=. nc ii:;>n.. tac fruit tfg
e,ca,e piair!,. ,i,:: ,t.~ is IN. lons los, Ken.
Write TO ncarG,t Sea:HeEn t,aC.@c Esrresentssi:s
\ Dr.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-10-12
Repudiated the Darkey.

New Orleans States.
The meeting held yesterday at the
Hotel Royal and composed of rep
re>entative sugar planters of the
State together with certain mem
beers Oft old line Republican party
Of Louisiana, concln,!e.i tncir work
late last nj ut.
After an ami mated discussion that
occupied tie gentlemen present the
wn,'le of tie afternoon aud up TO
9 o'clock last night it was decided
- u.rilne affliiatinn with the Cage
wing of tie Republican party. 1t
was further ordered that ward and
parisu committees be at once or
gained with tue object of forming
Il white Republican party.
This latter political composition
would see to advocate the support
Of nationa! Republican icket in
presidential affairs, but a sort Of
guerilla support to any particular
State or municipal ticket that may
be brougnt at bye elections.
Tue meeting was remarka BILE for
the emphatic: way that the colorc:i
alliance was sat down upon. Tie
Cage people are furious. and Il g
Leonard wing tina, We're :scoupc>i'
at tue Old Fellows Hall are graft
fed exceedingly, for t"ey say now
that it will snlaify tncin witn thc
National Republican Committee,
and consequently it NAV be prem
Used that William Pitt kellogg has
a firmer grip than ever over tie Re-
publican following in this state.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-10-12
School Board Proceedings.
LAFAYETTE. La, Oct. &, 100

LAFAYETTE. La, Oct. S, 1898.
A regular meeting Of the School
Board Of Lafayette parish was held
his day with the following members
present: J. O. Broussard, presi-
dent; P. A. Chaisson, Jasper Spell,
D. Bernard, a. G. Guilbeau, DR..
w. w. LESLEY and J. S. Whiting
ton. Absent: J. E Tranan.
The minutes Of last meeting were
read and approved.
The committee appointed to see
about fines due the Scnool Board
asked for further time which was
granted.
Mr.. r e. Greig appeared before
tie Board and stated tnat he had to
refuse admittance to many pnpils.
as his school as crowded and had
no place for them, and asked the
Board to give him teacher to take
c..arge IF the small Children.
On mott IN of Dr. LESLEY 1t was
decided tnat tie Board could not
employ an extra teacher for the
Lafayette school as the mo ey on
hand would not permit it.
A petition from tue patrons Of
the Scott school asking that the
Beard accept tue land offere by
Mr.. l. G. Br-aux as the site for
:!.e new scnooi- mouse. was received
and read,
On lotion Of Mr. Wilmington,
seconded hr Or LESLEY, the land
offered by Mr. l.. g. Breaux was
accepted
On motion of Mr.. Guilbeau, sec
onded by Mr.. Bernard, it was or
de:ed tat the Corlnier school, Sth
ward, be continued.
On motion Of DR.. .essley, duly
seconded, the teachers were in
structetl to collect one dollar per
annu,n from each family sending
their Children to the public schools,
an'' tat tue teachers report to this
Board quarterly the amount collect
ed by them.
On motion q IL made the presi-
dent was Authorized to have desk
and bencnes made for the Tneall
sc..oOl, said desks not to cost more
than ten dollars.
Tie president appointed M':ssr~
Joseph &. BrruSSArd, Jack &. ais
son an! Louis Ancelet trustees Of
TIE Joe e.. Broussari scnorI lst
ward.
There being no further business
tue Board adjourned.
J. O. BR USSARD, President.
H. r. Toll, Secretary.
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SheriFf'S Sale.
r. b. Martin VS.. Frank Connaway,
grid Justices Court, Parish
Of Lafayette, La.

BY virtue of order issued from the
honorable the 3ra Justices CIR. at L.1.-
ye,te parish, La, and to me directed,
have seize, and will sell, for cash, to the
last and highest bidder, the courthouse
door IN the town of Lafayette, on
Saturday,, Nov 2, 1898,
the following described property, to-wi,:
One lot of ground with improvements il,
the Boureau extension to the town of L2fa-
yettc, measuring $50 feet by 100 feet
bounded North by Onezime Guidry, South
I'D East by A. ID. Boudreaux, and Yves. by
East street.
Also, fraction of lot with improvements
in Boudrcauxs extension measuring 50 feet
running North and South. by 70 feet East
and West, bounded North ny General Greene
street, West by Frank Connaway.
I. a. BROCssAcp.
Sept. g. Sheriff Of Lafayette
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At Royville.

Geo. Malagarie and Albert
Liable paid US pleasant visit lis
week.
The late cold weather has caused
much sickness in the country.
Physicians and druggists are kept
very busy.
A fair crowd from this place at
tended the Wild West show Wed
nesday.
Miss Leah Leblanc, one # Able
ville's society bellies. is spending
some time with the charming Miss
Elecnor rheriot.
Julian J. Craig, Esq. of 1nsu-
rance fame, was in Royvilie Tues
day.
Success to you, Simonet Leblanc.
Your Royville friends hope to see
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The Business Mems Association
held \ meeting last Monday. The
com ittee on waterworks made a
report stating that it had called up
on the City Council which body
had appointed a joint committee
whose duty will be to confer with
the representatives from the asso-
ton. A committee was appointed
to solicit subscriptions to celebrate
Thanksgiving day.