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~, p.rson cnn take these Filters accord.
t,s ~ difreiioni, and remain long gnNsut put,lsa
,b,5 homes ~ nol destroyed bymlnsF9l o. o.hsI
means and The vital oTgae' Fa''sa 9sy' " y, ''H'
Dyspepsia or lisas d',i. Rain
~ Sam FfuetaifoS ~ lie Stomach, Bad laite
~ ~ " n me Lungs Pain IN the regions
~ 4 insvS ana hundred other plnfal iymploms,
-, m oFisnfings NJ Dysptpsii. IN 1hesG Complaints
1, M no equal and nus bottle wlhFove tellst guar
sntse N n mgfi than lengthy advertisement. =,
For Female Complaints, n y9ens o. e,a,
married or bnEe, A. te daNn a. y. SseIsI "
t,,n n iia, these Tonic Bttsn dllplay " ussess an
inaaepee tha, marked improvement soon Peieep'
iibu. -, f,i,.o,,tc Rheu-
,,,nIisn n, md Ji0Ht, Bilious, Renitsnt and later
m,snt Peyeft, Diseases u the Bleed, LiveT Moneys
nni Illaddtf iheie liiieIi have no eqll' suenb,,
eases arc canle.lby yiiatsd Iloed, whleh gcna@y
produced by detangemsni ., We ~ Vii M
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar msnl 2, aSung
!, uoyeIiui agent IL IreYnE Conseilon oI inlih'
nation ofie Liver and YiietFa oEsan' and in hiOu'
Fer For skin DlseaseE, EHptiohi, Tsiish SAlt
Rihum, DlUtcleL Spots Hmples, Plstniai bqllh SaI'
bunccs, Ring.WofHs, Sead- Head, sore Eyesj EIy-
spd D,saJes or HE Skin Of whatever name OF
Ar literally dug up and carried out Of the hyitsu IN
shori lime nv The use NJ these llhteti
fC;rnteful Thousand q pFgSlaiH' NlNgeAh DIT,
rms ne most wonderful lhyigoEant hat ever suia'nsa
i \ w ; fR. PIpp'r, II, III. MCDONALD a co.,
)n,fcisii ma tle Agt, San FFahei,ed and New York
t,rF SOLD BYAi.L pRuGGLs1s& pGAhERs.
NY Nfi-SosS r nua lliE 4. y
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PLAIN WINTER DRESSES. - Wooden
dresses for daily wear at home are now
made in such fashion that they may
be worn in the street also, They have
aplain polonhisc, either bclted ofin the
princess shape. The skirt is usually
untrimned, Thought single deep Aonnce
may DO added, or else cluster Of lap.
ping folds is used, with narrow box.
plcating on each side. Skirts with
back breadths trimmed to the bolt will,
rtlfllcs or kilt pleating arC too elaborate
and too easily disarrangod for house.
dresses. A preferable fashion is plnin
skirt, with merely an apron in front and
sashes In the back. Tho materials for
these dresses are tho wool dingonals,
serges, satinets and morinoes, and the
softer repped fabrics, empress cloths,
Biarritz and velours. These are now
sold at from 10 cents to 81 n yard. The
basque corsage Is used with the skirts
Just described, and should bO made in
the simplest jockey shape, with merely
u facing of silk or velvet for trim.
ming.
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Terrible Weather Ont West.

A st. Paul despatch says that tic
great storm resulted in many fatal cas-
ualitics in Minnesota, and that it was
unprecedented in its severity. 1t was
so binding that many persons persisted
within few rods Of where succor could
have been obtained, Ind they known in
what direction to go. Three brothers
Charles, John, md Stephen O'Neill,
and Thomas and Michael Holden, eacll
with o two-lorse tears, started for VII,
mnr with wheat, and were found about
ten miles from home in terrible condi-
tion. Two OF the 0'Ncills and one Of
the Holdens were found in sleigls froz.
Ell to death. The others were alive aud
did survive. Five or six teams in the
same vicinity were found frozen to
death, md the drivers aro supposed to
have abandoned them and shared the
same fate. At Herman station OH the
ST. Paul and Pacific Railroad, n man
WINS frozen to death while going from
the depot TO the water.tNnk. At New
Ulma little boy while endeavoring ia
reach his home wandered eight miles
and persisted, andaman was found frozen
near st. Peters. Many other casualties
have been reported. During the storm
the binding snow rendered it Impossible
to see foot in advance, and many per.
sons were unable TO find their homes OF
shelter, and consequently persisted.
The Cedar Fallsand Minnesota branch
OF the Illinois Central was badly block.
AIDED, snow.drifts being found from 200
to 1900 feet in length, and from five to
twenty feet deep.
The body of m unknown man WINS
found frozen to death at Nicolet, Iowa,
and two teams OF horses frozen near
Worthington, MINI. One of the driv-
ers is missing, and the other SO badly
frozen that he cannot live.
The stage between Sibley and Rock
Rapids lost one passenger by freezing
to death. Els
Two small boys were found frozen to
death near Humboldt, Iowa. '-.
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PRIsESCE OF MlSD.-A short time
ago n sclool-houso in Jersey City took
fire while one hundred md twenty chill
drcn were inscssion in it. Undoubtel.
~ there would liave been serious acct.
dent and loss of life had not the lady
principal with great presence of mind,
prevented rush down the stairs by
peremptorily ordering the scholars to
sit still, placing herself in the doorway
and compelling them to file out singly
and in regular order. 10 think whit
one would 10 first in case of sudden
alarm of fire, whether in private
house, in church. in n theatre, or in n
hotel, would tend TO prevent those
panics which are always so fatal, us we'll
as those nsl and foolish acts which
show mn utter lack OF forcthought and
presence ofmind.
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ELEmmctTY.-An ingenious inventor
has turned electricity to n new account,
but not MS yet with complete success.
His object is to Use It ns u motive power
for the propulsion Of vessels in lieu OF
steam, and he tried the experiment the
other day OIL yacht named Miranda,
with the screw detached. The result
was The driving Of the shaft at such MI
immense velocity tint before tho ma
chino could he stopped it Ind broken
away the fastcnings, being too power.
full by half for all the work It had to do.
The inventor Of tho machine, which is
called the "Electro.MRgnet Motor"
estimates the number OF It's revolutions
at full speed at from hoo to 1000 per
minute,
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SLAuGrERtNo BURFALo.-A letter wri.
tor says bufFalo.lunting party spent
most Of its time at Medicine Lodge, in
the very heart Of the Indian country.
lie reports the slaughter among tic
buitalo MS most wHnton and excessive.
"The Indians, he remarked, "leave
very little on the carcass, always taking
more or less OF the flesh. It is pleasure
parties who should be mainly held re-
Sponsible. These people hunt tho buf.
ialo merely for the sport Of the thing.
A robe apiece is all they want, yet they
will 6ftentimes kill As many rs ten for
each one Of the party, leaving the bod
les untouched and prey only for tho
wolves and carrion birds"
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CoFrEE.-A recent work on coffee
gives n simple test which housckcepers
mightapplywith advantage : /" A spoon
full Of pure coffee, plhced gently on tho
surface OF n glass OF cold water, will
float for some time, and scarcely color
the liquid; II It contains clicycory il
will rapidly absorb the water, and, sink
ing to the bottom Of tho glass, commn-
nicate n deep rcddish.brOwn tint as it
falls" Numerous substances besides
chiccory are used 10 adulteratc coffee.
A test for all Of them would be useful,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27
Strange Birds.

Australia abounds in strange things,
aud particularly in animal forms, singi-
lNrly deviating from all other types on
other continents. Among them the
bird called the cipoz, n mound builder,
is truly remarkable on account of pecu-
liar habits and instincts. The male and
female concur in the construction of Il
mound of leaves, grass, and materials
that in their decay generate heat. They
seem to know exactly when warmth will
be evolved by the chemical disintegu-
ton. On the top they can oxcavate q
hole, mud into II I'M egg is dropped.
Some Of the mounds are twelve feet in
circumference by three in height. Each
egg, to the number Of eight, is artisti-
cally lodged, and covered with loose
sand. All this is done in the darkness
Of night, so that no eye Of MI enemy
mny know where the treasure is hidden.
Both parents then pursue an earnest
plan for securing the propagation of a
new generation, with a degree of precis-
sion, skill, and apparent knowledge OF
certain natural laws that imply rea-
soning faculty. Thus tic eggs arc in
cubRted without the detention of the
mother bird on the nest in climate
TINT would be fatal to her in contine-
ment,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

In the average height Of mountain
ranges, Switzerland docs not compare
with Colorado, or, for that matter, with
any Western Territory. The moan
height of the Alps is from eight to nine
thousand feet above the sea, The mean
height of the Rocky Mountains is from
ten 10 twelve thousand feet, II is pro-
bable that the average height in Color.
ado, which ia tho table land Of the con.
tinent, will approach very nearly to
twelve thousand foet,
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THE WEEKLY SUN ,.-.,.
- Only 81 Year. Pages.

NiiAl ~ = 49, - =
Tur DEsr P,M1Y PAPER. The Weekly y; y
sun, SPACES. slAyOAr. Send ynun Dollar
TIN Dgsr AGmCuLTURiL PAPER.-ThO Weekly
n. Y. Sun. SPACES. q a year. Send yo'li
DollHr, nos ~ .4 itI.s aA+
TIM Dist PourIcM PArER.-Tho weehly.N
!, SIM. Independent aud faithful. Agains!!
Public Plumber. SPACES. 81 Ayear' Send
your Dollar. .i ~, 'm'
T3E BEsT NEwsrAPER.-Tlle WeeklyN. i,sgn,
SPACES. Il a year. Scnl your Dollar.
Has ALI THE NEws.-ThO Weekly Now York
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Tn DEsr SToRT PAPER;-Iho Weekly N; y
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THE DEsr FASHION NEPoRTs in the WeeklyN'
i, sun. pages. Il a year. Send your
Dollar. .t,,s,,
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Y. Sun pages. 81 yoar' Send your
Dollar.
TIM Drsr CATTLE RErORrs In tho Weekly n; y.
Sun. SPACES. elaycar. sendyotir Dollar.
TnE liEsT PAPRB In Every Respect The Weekly
N.Y.Sun. pages. 81 year. Send your
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Is your hope IL las been tried by thousands such
Us you, who have been curCd many In their grail.
tute, have lC their hAntt to u.s. that suffering hu.
mainly ran read their evidences aud believe DON'T
experiment with new and untflCd inlxtnres-yOu
can not nhord it-bht try ut once this Invaluable
article. Ills warranted 10 break m the most from
blCsOmc Cough In few hours lfnnt Of ton long
standing. Ills warranted to give entire sAtlGfit.
tion In oil cases q LunR and Throat diculileI a.
an Exnect0rant, II has no equal,
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As quick M a flash Of lightning does CRlsrA-
DoRo's Excelsior HAN DYE act upon tho hair,
whskers aud morstaches; no chameleon tlnts,
but tho purest Raven or tho most exquisite
Browns will 10 evolved. ..... .s...
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Winter Is now fairly upon lis, and the team,
arc hatcning to tho lumber woods IN yarion,
paris Of tho country, Our advice 10 oyory mar
who goes to tho woods, 10 he captain, c al,
tnanSteT or any other man, Ia to take along I
good stock OF JohnSont ino,lyuc Linim9I
and Pnr5ohh Ppgd'irc Pilb Many months
81 lhbtr IN tho nggrrgatC) may bc saved hy
this prccAution. COni. ~
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bad enough to look and fell had yourself;
but no excuse for having your llOrso look and
feel badly. when for a small sim you can bny
thriidus CdpdlTy Condition POlc,lerS, which
given In grain two or three times week, will
make him look and feel well.-[COm.
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II WILL 10 orr cLEAR Of had Cough or cold
tho hrsi week butii safer to rid yourIefofli IN
ht'l tottytIRht hOut,-tho proper remedy for ths
ruTn0le btIhg Dr. JAyne,l ExreeiotnnL.
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HnSEsT, energetic, 00d.fsaTlnR men aud women
chn have pleasant, profitable work. no risk or cap.
!thL Write 10 III. Hastings, 70 kindall ST., Hos.
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srRfSdTIELp, TESS, Sept. II, ls7G
0Cnllemen;-ship ua six dozen ALLENis LtiNu HAt.
SAN Rtonre. We have not bottle left IN our STORE.
II has more reputation than any Cough medicine
We have over sold, and We have been In thu drug
We say Rbopt the HalEaH. Very truly yours,
lltnn 4 TANNER.
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The billiard rIIO.

The billiard match in New York he.
tween Dion md DAILY, resulted in a
victory for Dion, who still retains The
diamond cue. The game as it came to
u close became intensely interesting.
md both men played with great caution,
the audience preserving the most per.
feet silence unless called upon 10 ap.
plaud some specially brilliant ahot.
Days nerve seemed somewhat shaken,
but the champion entered for his fifty.
ninth inning as cool MS cucumber and
having made % points left the balls safe.
DAILY failing to count, Dion began his
sixtieth and last inning, finishing the
game in fine style. The game ended Mt
l2Oi, occupying exactly 8 hours and 40
minutes.
As Dion made his last shot DAILY walk.
cd to the table and shook hands with
him.
DAILY remarked as he left the hall "Tu
play lin again and beat lin. | think
his luck had good deal to do with this
game"
Dion's average was % and small
fraction, and DRly's was 1914
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CAS'T 40 TO CMUHCM Why hoti oh iny cOngl
would disturb the congregation. Cure II then viii
lfALE's lIOSET OP llDpElOUSb AND TAI, .. puIt
vegetable remedy, pufAillnp AZ the sun aud mild
and Harmless al tho summer HlF. CrltteniOn'1r
9Th Avenue. sold by all DrugglAts.
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In one to five minutes. Headache, Earaehc,
Neuralgia, Lame Back, DiarrhWa, Groups,
sprnins, and all similar complaints, arc rlierei
by FLAoo's INSTANT RELIEF, or monOyrcfnnled.
= COtn ...
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THE FOLLOWING is r1lE SCORE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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a-O.-2I-2l-3--G-O--9-lO5-6-i2-2i-S ID
2-l-l-Gl-O-l-l- -ls-ls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
1-O--l-1-I-3--3-l- i9-6-I4,
9-S-G-9-l2-l-5-9=Total, LII.
i.argSs. -Dion--i5o. 14l, Iii, 1906.
safety. Shots Dion-is. Daly-1I.
Scratchcs-Dion-I. DAYS..
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AFrrr EUEp.

E'straycd before the undersigned. autI'ur.
- lry, On the &}rd day Of Nuyru,lrr
1872, 10y 4. C. Hart, and VIII le ro,I al
Bellevue. fer cash. to the ll-I,c>t bidder. ON
Saturday, the iSt day of March. 1873. a
auUsc. GulUrcd Mare Mile. about 40 YEAR,
old, branded with letter X OF lclt shoulder.
and branded with letter Il on right ,hcurlcr.
Came io bis premises about J. DAYS ago.
Appraised At 500.
The owner Is requegJad to cone forward
prove property, pay charges, &c
j. II LDETO%. Stray Master.
November 30, 1872
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EF1,Gu &nEa.

I. F.Nstrayed before the undersigned authority
H uu the 9TH day OF November. IS.2 hv
>. {. Belyher, aud VIII Le sold M pollc.
we, La, for cash, to the highest bidder or
saturday the Sth day Ct February. 1872. q.
small Bay Mare Pony, abDut - YEAR. oil.
with star IN face and branded with : u ua
left f"Ie shoulder Said auiIuai came tU Lis
premises about one month a-u
Appraised at SIS.
The owner Is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
j. H. LOTION, Stray Master
November 9, Is.2
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SEg.rw ScE..

ENstra, ctl Gcfure tlig undersigned, ,aufhar,
= ty, Oh ihc ElrI cay ur NofCalha..
~, by =. c. Hart, aud viii u. >ul,s lo tlg,.
highest bidder. foy cash. at Bellevue. La. On
Saturday, the lst DAY uf March. 1873. a
Dark Bay l-ursc Mule abUu; g Years oil a1..l
,.I'iHded with letter J. oa left shoulder
I'.i.e to las premises about l. jay- ago.
Appraised al 500.
IhcnwnUr!s requested 10 cv,ue forward,
prove property. pay ,iurgcs, sc
). H. LOTION, Stray Master.
November 3JrL, 49,
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gzBERE EFE,s SALE.
Executors OH. W. Vance, decd,)

Executors OF j. w. Vance, deed,
x. Y. Graves.
In the 18th Jldicial District Court. Bossier
Parish, La.
- virtue Of a writ of iieri facias issued
p from thC Honorable District Court of
B0ssier parish, Luuisiaua, and to me direct
ed. I have seized and VIII proceed To sci nj
public auction, 10 the last and highest hid
der, before the Court house door. III the
town Of Bellevue, La, within the ic-al
hours of sale, on
Saturday, January 1sn, 1878.
the following described prJpe. tY, to-wit
Tho whole Of the S0uIheast quarter of
southeast quarter uF section H.; the q sst irIlf
OF northeast quarter dissection -, iow.-Lp
p, range II. Whole of seetioI and west
half o! section =, township y, range j
containing ieS7 acres. except that portion OF
west lalt ofsoathweSt quarter. said section
~. which WIS sold by L. L. Graves 10 l. !.
Marks, containing 10 acres.
Also the uuflI sldsd oHc-SiEteeuth istercs.
IN the following described lands, viz: East
half "l northeast quarter, scctiur -; N oi'
section 33 less l31 acres The south lr4c
tiudal Tart of the south h9lc OF scctiaa
al in township -, range -, coutaiuir. IN
aii lli acres, UI;i MI improvements there
OK. known rs Grst|tS See Bend Place
Al1''- tlt'' '.f t4'si~f tl Ift Ni s't-lNu l..
fractional west hGlf0: section 10, inc,alel in
the survey of Marks Lake Fractional scr-
tion -, east OF Red River Fractional ,-sist
hagif of section two al iu towazlipZ y, rause
IL, containing 1861 rcr,.- v5Ih improve
ments thereon and known as the "Eglvr
Plantation "
Also the | '6 interest of growing crops on
Bee Bend Place" to-wir. Ahuut -
bushels Of corn, more or less, and abort
lJJ bales of cotton ia the seed
One >nrrcl Mare.
Seized aS the property Of 2. = Graves,
aud To he sold to pay and satisfy Plaintiffs
ciaim-say SO i3j 20 with interest and
costs.
Terms Of salc-Cash, with beIefT Of ap
d.aiseIneut.
l1ud 10 be sold IN subdivisions according
20 law.
Act OF sale with L. $. Internal Bcycuue
stamps at expense of urc!ssser.
y. r ONEAL Sheriff
Bellevue La, November 80, lo.-
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e. EES. E9assg,
ROOT AND SHOE-MAKER.
MINDFN, III.

pespcetfully announces to his friends
HI and customers of Bossicr par:,h.
that he keeps constantly OF hand a lar--e
and well assorted stock Of
French CG!ESkiaS Horoccos, ETC..
&c, and is prepared to make Roots and
Shoes Ofthc best quality ana most air,roy-,i
style. Would cali special attention 70 the
reduction in his prices. Bopls SD 10 $iF;
shoes - to SS Do EO1 asl, for credit. neres-
sitv cymPcls me 20 G'a cash business
T. " pAE!.
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58EE2EFFS S6EE.
7 w Abney, adrnr., for use, &.

=.
J S Hewitt.
In the District Court o. 3 g5s;sr uar-
ish, La
Ry virtue Of n writ o. seizure aad
u sale to me dressed from Che
Honorable the 18Th District Court i'm
aud FOR the parish Of B0ssior, S5ate Of
Louisiana, | nave sai2el and VIII
proceed To sell at public auction 10
the last and highest bidder, at Che
Court house door, in the town of
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
Of sale, on
Saturday, February Is5, 1873,
all OF the following described lands
situate west Of tao range line dividing
range ten and eleven, ta-Wit:
The southwest quarter Cfthc south
west quarter OF section nineteen and
west haitof The northwest quarter Cf
section thirty; southeast quarter uf
northwest quarter and southwest
quarter of northwest quarter and
northwest qGaTter0i southwest quar-
ter o. section nineteen, all in town
ship eighteen OF range ten, containing
20 acres.
Also, north halfof northwest Quarter. cf,st
hall of s0uth ha.f oi southwest qmlrier
section nineteen. township cirltepu, rduga
tciis col. aiming 10 acres, s.Iure or less
Also, northeast guattcI of southeast quar-
teE ui seciluu >, township Is, range ] {, con
tanning ID darres more or less.
Also. northeast quarter Of section 2j,samc
township md raI-ge, containing 100 GcrC s..
and containing .a J!i so acres. more or less.
Saia LsEds -eiZad gad ordered 10 lto sold to
pay aud satisfy lie debt duo by defendant,
}. : Hewitt, 10 tho Plaintiff T. ". Abucy.
administrator, Tor use, Gr, FOR the sum of
ESQ atl eight hundred Ind fsrly d0.Iars,
with IEt-rgs' and cost
Terms Of Ssic-Ciai
Act of sale, dc, at expense of purchaser
December -|th l612
B.F. ONEAL, S..rr.F.
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PUEBLO SALES.
SUCCESSION sATE

SOCCGSSlON SALE.
Succession Of P. Y. C'Neir, decd.
pY virtue ofan order Of the Hon
- orahle, the Parish COurs in and
for the parish OF BJssier, Louisiana
and a writ issued thcreunier. / viii
sell atpuhlir auction To the last and
highest bidder, ut the C1art hoIsa
door ii the town Of Bellevue, La.
within the legal hours Of sale, on
Wednesday, January 18Th, 1873.
the following described lands belong
ing 10 said succession, to-wit:
The north half of section Is, and
southwest quarter Of southeast quar-
ter, and southeast quarter Of south
west quarter OF section 9. the north
westqGarter Of northwest quarter.
the southwest quarter of northwest
quarter the nor-hcGs. quarter OF
northwest quarter, the northwest
quarter % northeast quarter, the
southwest quarter OF nlTthggstquar-
ter, section 16, ana the southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter, and the
southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter, in section Q, al in township 20.
range y. Appraised at $500.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash on
the day o. sale, and The halance dIe
on Il months, with S per cent interest
from dag Of sale with MORTGAGE on the
lands and two good securities. The
lands TO be sold IN subdivisions, ac-
c0ri-ug to lgw.
+. f. ONEAb. Sheriff
and eX-oiiicio auct0neer.
December u. 1872.
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STRAY SALES.
&ErGY SNFp.

E'struycd before the undersigned. author
H ity, by George Price, IN the gIh
day Of December, l|s2 ar Il fili he sold Eur
cash, on saturday. the 18th day of March.
1913, at Bellevue, la. a bright hrv mare.
about years old, branded with letter II
Uu lett shoulder, star IA forehead; came 10
h!s premises i'll sa.d parish about eighteen
months ago
Appraised at SO 90.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay cbr-fg.s SIc
}. II. LOTION. Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Dec 9Th, 49,