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JULY 9th, lS95,

between the hours Of II O'Clock a. M. and /
o'clock p. m. the following described prop
cry. tu-wit:
Al the rights. title and interest of nr. n.
7. hnehlocb as heir in the succession uf He
fenaS Thihndaux. deceased Wife of !. v.
klohlocli. No. 1920 Pr, bates. in the Docket
of said Court. hein. tie ont-Tourth OF said
sHcceSSloI--that Is, as yer inventory. the
oHttourth interest in. and 4" the following
land. tt-wit: The undivided half OF
a certain tract Of land situated III this
paris. On the lett bank Of the Bayou L,tour-
che at about Ten or Eleven miles below
the Town of 1lihodaux. measuring -Four
~aI},euts mere or lsSs front Nv Forty arpents
IN depth bounded above by lands na> or
formerly Of Paul Ihioodeaux and below bv
lands of Eugene Fclse now OF formerly
together with all the buildings and improve
mtnts thereon.
And ana. the fnurth Of whatever may he
due said heir from the proceeds OF the sale of
the no"al,les herein. which have been sold
fnr Slou.Jo. after the payment of aebts-s me-
10 he accounted for by the administrator Of
said succession.
Terms Of stle. Cash 10 pay and satisfy the
mliclpti. interest. attorneys fees and all
eos,s in he above suit.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff of Latou.cap.
June ISt. IS9I.
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!. The friends of Mr.. Philip T, Legen=
Dire are pleased to leaiu flat he has
been appointed by {. j. Barker Clerk
of the District Court lis his deputy to
fiji the place left vacant by the de-
mise Of the lamented J. w. kneEloeh.
The appointee has been employed IN
the said office for several years and is
thoroughly conyersanf with his duties.
and Will perform them satisfactorily
to the public.
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TNAEE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
l and 10y virtue al It writ If fIeri Facins
etnauatIn. train the ilt,Na eatitIed Court in
the above entitled an numbered suit. | have
seized and will offer for sale at public auc-
tor. pursuant 10 law. to the last and highest
bidder at IT." Court llou>9 III tile town Of
IhibuGaux on
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The eve at Fete Diea ol.lcast of
Corpus Christi was sianalized hN.the
fling of ii few guns ahant Town.
People w.'e>e hats tie RON white,
remember wien the approach of.ihiS
feast was announced by the universal
firing of guns hy every person who
could obtain one and Keeping II up
for an hour or more. Attic churches.
during the celebration oi the feast,
companies of men With guns Were sta
toned near the entrance, who kept
up an incesSant fire during the cele-
monies.
The celebration Of this feast at ST.
Joseph's Church, on Corpus Christi
day, on account of its being the date
fixed for the .partaking OF their first
communion by "a large number OF
of children. WAS postponed until to-
morrow, when it will he had with more
than the usual imposing and impress
sive services.
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CEurs-Thr general average ct tie
wheat crop in the United States. on
first day III June 1895 was S29 yer
cert being tie hest average at that
date since 1881 When it WAS $40. 4
tair cton.f hat grain With il selling
price OF ~ eeti =. that it now brings
will re ace the heart Of tll. wheat
grover. hut vii. hot le such pleasant
news ~ the man VITO eats the bread
made from the wheat.
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Gbibooaux 5entincl.
SATURDAY JUNE Is, $50.
SILVER.

The mass meeting IN New Orleans
on the night of june IL. Was til" larg-
est that has been held in that city for
a long time.
VIM. j. Bryan. the sonng orator
from Nebraska is The Henry Clay If
the West and is fast winning aIenawn
as an orator Of unsurpassed ability.
In fact he is. no doubt. the Of
any living maj before the people.
He handled the silver and gold
question in a that the dGlleSt
comprehension could grasp bis idea.
That question is the ls>ne-the
great iSsne-upon which will he fought
the political battle for supremacy in
1896.
All efforts to keep it III the lear will
be futile. Tariff and other issues "t
the past will have no hearing in the
next campaign.
1t is "a question that both Of the
great political parties have been
straddling ard dalIying with in I'M
meaning platitudes for ten years. Int
there is no longer any room for 'lodg-
ing. The question Is 50 %;lainly put
that only yes OF IL will ansW"r.
Which is right. or who will he the
winner time will develop but the
great issue Free coinage Of silver at
II alto of is TO /" is and will be the
only and permanent ont.
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DELEoN,.TEAs


MEssRs. LIPPMAN Bros. Savannah, Ga.
Gents. Il lave used nearly four
bottles of =. p. p. | was afflicted
from the crown cf my head TO the
soles OF my feet. Your P..P. p. las
cured difficulty of breathing and
smothering, palpitation Of the heart.
and relieved me of all pain one nos
tril was closed for ten Years, now |
d breathe through it readily. -
| haxe not slept on either side for
two years, in fact dreaded to see night
come now | sleep soundly IN any pc
sitiOn all night.
am 50 years old. but expect soon
to be able to take hold of the pillow
handles (; | feel proud | was lucky
enough to get p. ?. p. and | heartily
recommend it to my friends and the
public generally.
Yours respectfully, -
A. NJ. RAMSEY.
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Nh. u. d. Barrios. Lockport, La,
sells Dr.. Sylvesters Celebrated Stock
Remedies.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court. Parish Of
Lafamlche.
Frank Barter rs. No. 1888, 10 eph
\. Bourgeois.

TAKE NOTICE, TAAT ACTING UNDER
1 ard by virtue Of an order of seizure
and sale emanating from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and numbered
case. | have seized and will offer for sale at
public aictiOn pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in
the town of ! hihodaux on
SATURDAY. JULY 18th 1925,
between the hours Of |! o'clock .. M. and !
o'clock p. m, the following described prop
erty. te-wit:
A certain tract of land or sugar plantation
known as the st. Sauveur plantations" sit
uated in tie Parish Of Lafourehe, on the
right bank of Bayou Latourthe. at about
twenty-five miles below the town of Thlbo-
daux, sad tract OF land measuring thirteen
and one half arpents front more or less, by IA
depth ct about forty arpents: bounded
above by land of Church Of st. Sauveur> Of
Lockport and below by land of Files Foret,
together with all the holdings and improve
ments thereon.
Also two old mules. 4 eats. 2plows. ,
hairows, / malta plow and about $50 bbls. of
coal.
TO pay and satisfy the sum Of ~ the sum
of Five Thousand Dollars in principal IT,
4etlier with eight per cent per annum inter-
est thereon from the LIST day OF January ls93
I'll! paid. ~ Il sun Of five per cant on the
aggregate thereof Of said principal and in
lerest as attorneys fees herein, t3l all costs
of these proceedings.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff Of Latourche.
june Sth. 1895.
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4. NJ. RAMSEY.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

Before the undersigned authority on
this day, personally appeared a. NJ.
Ramsey, who, after being duly swern,
says on oath that the foregoing state
ment made 10y Inn relative to the
virtue of p. =. p. medicine is true.
\. NJ. RAMSEY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this, August 4th, 1891.
j. NJ. LAMBERT, n. p.
Comanehe Co, Texas.
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AProINTMENT.-The death Of the
lamented Secretary Of State of the
United States, Walter O. Gresham
having caused u vacancy IN that high
office, President Cleveland appointed
to fill the vacancy Attorney General
Richard L. 0lney. which appointment
causing another vacancy, it was filed
by the appointment of Judge Judson
Harmon of Ohio to become Attorney
General. thus making the cabinet of
the President complete. Both selec-
tons are considered admirable ones.
Il was subject to bilious headache
and began taking Hoods Pills. and
they have entirely cured me. They
did their work like maeic. A. Rocker,
3O7 Liberty Street, Baton Rouge, La.
Hoods grf1ls cure sick headache.
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June Sth. lS9
\ OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court. Parish Of
- Latourclie.

Pollock d Befnteimer. rs. No. 1923,
L. II. Iriche.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

18th judicial District Court, Parisl, of
Lattufrltt
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Cont, Irish Of
Laforrcle.

Joachim Bergercn. J.. IS. No. 1874
Z. II. H0seman.
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UiAkE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
L and hv yirtue uf a writ of Ffcyi FU-
fias cuanatiug from the above entitled
Court. Ia the above entitled and number
ed case. ! have seized and will offer for sale
ut public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder at TIE Court House.
in the town at il'ihodaHX. On
SATURDAY.. July 9Th. 1895.
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. aud 4
O'Clock p. m, Tie following described proper
", to-WIt
\ certain tract Of land situated in this
parish. on the right bank Of payou Lafour-
che. at about tw' MY tw" miles below the
town OF Ihihadaux. measuring sixteen
arptnts front on the BAYOU nv a depth OF
forty arpents. bounded above b. lands OF
FTat co.'s 1aUns aud below hy lands OF
BpHiamm Knight, together wjrh Ill the
buildings and improvements thereon ana
apnattc1aHceP thertHutn anpertaintgg
Also ~ mules. = p|nws. thtcc mule carts.
= SINGLE male carts. ! rotary hoe. | Malta
plow, l stuh'c digger. | cuItivator. ! cane
shaver, ! >uhsoii rtiow, J lpt harness. one
tiurk. , h8rfpy,s aHd about 5th hhls. coal.
ferns Of sale cash 10 paw and satissy tie
prncii,al Interest attorneys fees, and all
costs in the above suit.
JAMES BEARY.
June !st, 1873. Sheriff Of Lafourclle.
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Hoods grEIls cure sick headache.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
SCHOOL OF SOCIOLOGY.

Hartford. Conn. May IS tSpeciaD.-Thc sehooi OF
Sociology is making It's Influence felt In HARTFORD
in the way Of practical efforts to help people
Woman's Sociological Club was organized last WIN
ter and the Rev DR.. Chester d. Hartranrt' the
president OF the school, was Induced TO accept t"e
presidency Of the club. As one manifestation Oh
the clubs practical activity. social settlement was
opened In the lower part OF the city NOW ano'her
practical effort OF similar kind Is being maze.
This Is the organization Of second social settle
ment by some young men. The residents at the
first settlement are exclusively women aithoush
men NAV 60 there to assist In the work bnt some
Young men also wanted 10 take up their res'hehce
in the lower part Of the city. and so 'his move
ment has been begun. Those engaged IN II are TWO
students from the School OF Sociology and one rom
the Hartford Theological seminary Inc wo hen
settlement is occupying one-half OF doupie MOUSE
and the mems settlement is to occupy the top floor
of the other half of this building; the otner Two
floors arc ordinary tenements. The plan mas now
advanced to so definite stage that the rooms nave
heen hired and It Is expected that actual work VIII
be begun soon The interest In socoloslca work Is
felt bv the students at the Theologica seminary
also One OF the present residents az the women
settlement is a regular student at the school OF
Sociology.
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LEIiIGH.

South Bethlehem. Penn, May Is tSpeciaD.-Ihe
sudden death Of Eckley b. Coke. one OF Lehish
most active trustees. great blow to the under
graduates, faculty and trustees. Mr.. Coke Always
took a great deal Of interest In the workings OF
the university. He a member OF the two most
important committees Of the Board OF Trustees,
namely the Committee College Administration
and the Committee Finance II has been through
the energy Of Mr.. Coke that Lehighs course in
electrical engineering has become so prominent, as
he took an ESPECIAL interest in this course On
Thursday the day of the funeral all college exer,
cises were suspended, and the entire faculty ana
a committee. composed Of four from each class. at
tended the services .
The Tennis Association has had 10 give up the
idea of an intercollegiate tournament, as the ac-
ceptances received so small In number as not
10 warrant the holding of one. Instead, a tourna-
rnent omen only TO the undergraduates OF the uni
yersity will be held May %, "a and %.
Next Friday evening, at Pardee Hall, Lafayette
College the first intercollegiate debate between
Iehigh and Lafayette will take place.
The question to be debated Isl Resolved, That
the United States senators shoud De eecteu py the
direct popular vote.
i'ehigh has chosen the negative side.
The University Christian Association has started
n fund for a proposed building on the campus.
past and future alumni have been asked 10 con-
tribute a certain amount each year for period
OF Ten years when II Is expected that sufficient
sum will have been collected TO erect handsome
building
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ROSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston. May IS DISQUALIFICATION University Law
School held It's annual competitive speaking In
promaeId street Church Wednesday morning. The
ro,Iowinp were the speakers and their subjects:
ceorge 4 Bacon. Springfield. Mass, industrial Ar
bltration"; William NJ. Crawford. Boston. IAN Eco
nomIc ueresy"; James f. Creed, South Boston. 'The
pa,s,.ndum us History ard Development; Daniel
! Gallagher Newton. Mass. 1.-THE Lawyer Mill
tantr Francis J. Horgan. Boston THE Limits OF
Iocal Self Government; Melvin NJ. Johnson. Wal
nam. Mass "A Legal Relic: James H. Ma%c9miber,
turiinaion W. THE Independent Voter; William
nu'' Wss,,Ih Worcester "a Sympathetic Strike
Michael NJ shea. New-york. Modern Tendsncss in
Wodern Municipal Government: Charles II. Steb-
bins Livingston. Mont Sia nrer r, maqr M by
FayorItIsm Of Law; oscar Sto'e' sioIIi.i ne,
Justice versus Precedent The contest resulted n
the cholcc of Daniel j. Gallagher ana James r..
rssd as Acknowledgement speakers, and Oscar Storer
~ alternate The Judges were fr t ~ %'y 'ohh
" Corcoran and Archibald NJ. HOW or.,
OF the College S Sl Of the are sh @s
~ Ali SCIENCES to deliver farewell address In the
college on Tuesday, June T. al ~ a; ~. a, an. hos.
the Uistorical Club was entertained ~ the nome
OF Dean w r. Huntington. In NEWTON ION Sen md on
Er,isv afternoon and evening. Ihe year Work In
the study OF Holland was sci forth ID Ao0st review
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown Conn, May is Speciap.-M. D..
Brownell and c. l.. Rockwell. both OF the class OF
81. have been appointed respectively az business
manager and assistant business manager OF the
..Olla Podrda' for next year.
w H. Burguin received appointment on the
"junor debate" In place OF L. ID. Searles. who re-
aligned his place. The question Of debate has been
decided upon follows:
Resolved. That 1t would be advantageous to the
United States 10 assume control OF the Nicaragua
Canal. e.
The senior appointments for cor mencement ora
tions have been announced follows: a. H.
Darling j. i. Erskine, A. Il. Gilles Il. d. Harrl-
man, C. d. Judkins V J. Smith. t. l.. Thorndike,
NJ Il. Waltz, W. S. Woods and Miss Adams.
Theta Nh Epsilon held It's annual Initiation ~
Meriden, Tuesday evening" The banquet was served
at the Winthrop
The junior society. Corpse and Coffin. initiated its
new men last Wednesday evening In Hartford. The
banquet was held at Hghblinds.
O. b. Smith. 49, president OF the Young Men s
Christian Association for the last year, has been
appointed State Secretary Of the College Young
Mems Christian Association work. Of Illinois.
The Middeiown Scientific Association held its
regular meeting in the lower chapel Tuesday even
ing. Two interesting papers were read and dis
cussed-one by Professor A. c. Armstrong. tr on
"rhe New Psychology" and the other The Theory
OF Bime tasm." by Professor ". C.. Fisher
Professors 5. T: Winchester J. C.. Van Benschot-
ten and T. r. Merrill. attended The convention Of
New-England Colleges, held at Boston last week.
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ROCHESTER,.

Rochester ~ " May IS (SpeciaD-The students
are Just now specializing on the results OF 'he
State intercollegiate baseball season. After It's PAD
start on May g. when 1t was defeated ny syracuse
on the home grounds by score OF 10 70 = 'he
local team made q good record on its Eastern Trip
on MAY the return game with Syracuse was
won bv Rochester the score standing to IN
game of ten innings On the following day hoch-
ester lost 10 Colgate but on May 10 defeated the d.
Johns team at Manlius by score OF 10 10 D.
The Board OF Managers OF the Alumni Assoca-
ton Is circulating ballots among the alumni lot
trustee OF the university, II being understood that
an alumnus will be chosen in place OF the iate
Justice Francis A. Macomber. Another trustee Is
20 he elected in place OF the late william D. hlnl-
bali THE Alumni Committee appointed 10 arrange
for the social gathering of alumni during com
menca week consists or Dr. o. a. ri's' iieioe'' o.
Menzie and II. X. Wood , - ,,,,..,,r
have been appointed to speak at the graduating en-
ercises In addition to the seven seniors at h'S'
W H. McEIroy. Of New-York has been Sc
Ieced to deliver the Phi Beta Kappa oration on
rnesday evening, June Is. .
Professor W. r. Betterdge of the The9logica
Seminary. has sailed for Europe. where he VIII
accompanies him. They will be absent yea ana
on wednesday the names OF the seniors elected eSe
10 the Phi Beta Kappa were annouhGGsa. .nsy
AZ. Albert T Freeman, Joseph l.. Humphrey
Abram I.psby, Arthur II. simpson. EDWARD r.
smith and George w. Van Ingen They VIII be IN
tiated by the Iota Chapter May a.
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bell read paper on Tue ue i"a" "'''N"
Later Middle Ages.
Johns HOPKINS.

po,,,nore MAY IS (Speclal.-A party OF geological
students ~ the Johns Hopkins University. under 'ne
direction NJ professor w. Bullock Clark, anu ACCOM-
n,pIad hy Professor Bailey Willis chief OF the
Ann,,aobi,n Division of the United States Geo'ogi-
cal Survev and Professor Milton whitney. or the
Division OF Agricultural Soils Of the United States
Denart,nent of Agriculture. last week made "Trip
of ,nsocction of the geological formations OF the
Virginia Valley The students tramped many m'ies
over the Appalachian range. and spent some time
studvlng the stalactite formation In the luray
Cavern. and the pecul!ar.ties OF the Natura'
Bridre During the trip large quantity OF Vaiu-
able material was secured for the university anu
the Agricultural Department at Washington
Another party Of Johns Hopkins and University
OF Pennsylvania men were engaged FOR some Guy
I'm ARCHAEOLOGICAL work a.ong the James hVer' anu
enioyed the hospitality of the Appomattox Planta-
ton AZ city Point The ancestors OF the host the
venerable Dr. Richard Epes receiver t. Wv, frsa nj
these lands from the British throne about lo'f anu
thew have always remained in the possession OF me
family one OF the chimneys OF the Appomattox
mansion bears the scar or federai pai W.. o ~, =.
from the river during the Clvli war, GRANT oc
ciinied the mansion as his headquarters ana one
OF the numerous log cabins constructed LOT ms oi-
fees has been preserved on the lawn me stuuents
brought back a number ,,. OIL war re"'' ~ "' '~
In the University museum ,,.,- ,.o,o, -
There has been great JOY In athletic circles OF
Stevens Institute team by score or D 10 .. ne
Hoboken men displayed much better team "o.h
than did the Hopkins men, and II was que G ~ ,G
players that the victory went TO Hopkins the
game was the first of the intercollegiate lacrosse
s ser ,s ground tna two Of the Hopkins
not regular students Of the university: The Class
in Church History at me unvers nrar1 Of Gun
tur India on THE Religion OF india" The lee
turer is an A. b. OF the University OF Madras.
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HARTFORD SEMINARY.

Hartford, Conn, May is (SpeclaD-The Hartford
Theological Seminary has been favored with a
number of visitors this week. and so has been I'M
usually lively in ways. The twenty-hfth
annual conference Of the General Secretaries Asso-
citation OF the Young Mems Christian Association
he'd in Hartford, beginning on Monday and
ending Thursday, and several OF the delegates
were entertained at the seminary u. Willard Lyon.
Of the secretaries of the Student Volunteer
Movement. was another visitor. lie addressed the
Missionary Society Oh Wednesday evening In the
MUSHROOM.
The Rev DR. Graham Taylor. professor of Chris
tan Sociology the Chicago Theological Seminary
is In Hartford this week. lie formerly one Of
the professors at the Hartford Seminary. and he
School OF Sociology about socla! settlement work
in general. with the Hull House. of Chicago. the
special example. He paid high tribute To Miss Jane
Adams, and her work at Hull House. There IL
good deal Of interest In social work felt among
some of the students. and in addition to those In
teresed In The settlement In Hartford several are
engaged In mission work In the lower part OF the
city. While the missions are distnctiyely re-
lgious, less OF social work Is done I'm them
also.
Some OF the students went down TO the Good
VIII Club 10 sing on Tuesday night. This club Is
which works with boys those freqnenting IT
being boys from The lower part OF the city and from
the streets. On Tuesday evening the club closed for
the summer, and the workers there gave the boys
entertainment and refreshments
The Anderson Club. the smaller chorus or the
School for Church Musicians Is to give CONCERT
on Tuesday evening Of next week al iiosmer Han.
J. Walter Davis teacher OF vocal culture ana In
depreciation at the School for Church Musicians. j;
in singing par, songs After the concert there will
be informal reception.