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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-19

Are you respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache. Habtual Costiveness
Pslpitstiou of the Heart! Have you
Dizziness of the Head? Is your ~.
vous system depressed: Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you a
cough! Low spirits: Coming up Of
the food after eating: &c, &c. All OF
these and much more are direct results
of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and In
digestion. GREENS AUGUST FLowER
is now acknowledged by all Druggist.
to DO a positive cure. 100000 bottle:
we're given away in the T. s. through
Druggists to the people as a trial
Two doses will satisfy any person OF
its wonderful quality in curing all
forms Of Indigestion. Sample b, tiles
10 cents. Regular size IS cents, Sold
positively by all first-class Druggists
in the United States.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL


I. the undersigned. being in good
health and sound mind. take this
method Of returning thanks to the
good people Of Seattle and vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past and
their hsttering promises il the future.
But permit me here TO state that trade
has not been 90 overwhelming as to
prevent me from giving my customers
full weight and measure and their
right change back in every instance
l am also pleased to remark, for the
benefit Of whom it may concern. that !
have not to my knowledge disposed Of
any article Of merchandise below cost.
nor do intend to do % unless by
compulsion. believe in fair dealing,
and prefer a quick penny to . slow
shilling. All persons who have . few
loose sinners to spare will do we'll to
drop them at the G. o. D. store on Oc-
cidental Square, where the choicest
Groceries and Vegetables are to he had
at bedrock prices.
Hanbly yours.
my24:lm p. KEAcH
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GALvASIc CHURS.-The inventor
OF the process Of converting 10 TX
into butter by means os electricity.
Is in this city. and, If a .ufficien, desire
u manifested m the r.a'. If our citizens
to witness the wonderful workings Of
this process, he will have a COW placed
on the stage in Yesler's Hall, MIXED 10
the presence OF the entire audience. aud
there and then convert the entire guam
tity Of milk thus obtained into nice
fresh butter in 80 seconds. A patent "a,
Issued for his process several years ago,
and be has made improvements Oh it
since. Should request, signed by q
sufficient number of our farmers and
citizens. he made, TIE inventor says ne
will 90 as indicated above There is
certainly some merit in his process. or
he could never have received q patent
from our Government for his discovery.
lie claims that it is founded on purely
scientific principles, and, shol!d an ex-
hibition be given. our people can ludg,.
for themselves as 10 its merit. The
following Ne copy from the report OF
the officers o: the Interstate Industrial
Exposition OF Chicago, Illinois, for
1873. 1t is constructed on philosophi.
raj principles. is gAlvanic. aud extracts
all the butter contained in the milk
No chemicals or foreign substances are
put into the milk; and all the animal
matter and impurities are eradica,ed
from the butter by this galvanic pro-
cess. Six or eight times more butter is
obtained by this electrical method than
by the ordinary way. This iadeed is
no hnmbug. Many sston!shei visitors
saw the churn tested, and saw large
quantities OF butter extracted from
skinned milk ard even ba,termilk
made by the ordinary way of churning.
The churn indeed produces marvellous
results. ANY one acquainted with cleo
trical forces must see the effectiveness
from the description Of the mabufac-
ture Of the galvanic churn."
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A priest, after vairly trying 70 tx
plain the nature Of miracle - s.
doubling Irishman. suddenly stopped.
kicked him, and asked, did you feel
that?" "Yes," said the Irishman. If
you hadn't" resumed the priest. at
would have been q miracle" Thus sr
gument sometimes fails to convince.
though every objection be fully an.
swered. Like stubborn are the few
who yet doubt the efficacy of DR..
Piercs's Family Medicines Positive
proof Of merit has repeatedly been ad
vauced. Testimonials from prominent
citizens in nearly eve y town in North
America have been published. certify
ing to the doctors sincerity. honesty,
and superior skill Why longer doubt.
If afflicted with cold, cough. bronchi-
tbs, consumption. or any scrofulous dis
ease or humor. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will effect your
speedy cure. Give no heed t. what
some unsuccessful physician, or healthy
and "skep.ical" Leighbor may say
Decide for yourself J. A. Alexander,
NJ. D.. Of Broadway, Va. writes that
be has thoroughly tested DR.. Pierce's
Family Medicines in an extensive prac-
tice. and has found them to possess gu
pcrior merit, and to do all that was
elaine ed for them lie further says that
copy of the Peoples Common Sense
Medica. Adviser should be in every
house.
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NAkiN0 PEaPARATIoSs.- The hir,c
tors Of the Washington l. dustriil As
s.cia'i u IT Olympia are making extcn-
rive preparations for their next annual
Territorial Fair The buildings on the
grounds are being enlarged and i'm
proved, and new ones are being erected
Agents have been appointed in every
county to superintend the Transports
ton Of articles intended for exhibition,
aud attend to such other matters rela-
tive to the coming Fair as may be ne-
cessary in his county. The exact date
of holding the exhibition has not yet
been made public. but the directors will
doubtless soon advertise that. in con-
nee ion with other matters, throu h Il
few Of the loading paper, of the Ter
r'ory
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New FREDERICKSBURG to the STAG
dard, jay Gould Intends starting q Re-
publican Newspaper in Portland. He
is large stakeholder in the New York
Tribune. and wishes to have another ut
the western terminus on a scale similar
to that of the Tribune He has ample
means. and, should he conclude to
found . paper in that city. the people
Of the entire Union may expect to be
furnished one setting forth the advan-
tsges and resources of the n nth Pacific
as they should be. Jay Gould could
make it . good deal warmer for the
Orego'ian than ever Ben. Holiday did
or could.
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SALE OF PRorERrY.-The two lots
and elegant residence Of Mr.. Jesse W.
George, on tue corner Of Pine and Sec
ond streets. in this city, have been sold
to Mr.. A. A. Denny, for $4,000. Not
wishing to have so much money lying
idle, Mr.. George has invested $500 in
600-acre farm at the mouth OF the
Snohomish river. Both properties arc
Of the finest character. aud Mr.. George
did we'll in selling and equally we'll in
buying. His farm Is now being dy kec
and otherwise extensively improved.
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RESOLUTIONS BY THE BAND.
SEATTLE. W. r., June l9, 1879.

SEATTLE. W. r., June l9, 1879.
ED. 1NTELLIGZNCEK At a meeting
of the Pacific COruct Band the follow.
ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolret, LIST That we tender our sin.
cere and heartfelt thanks to the ladies
Xho made the arrangements for land
We're 50 successful in carrying through
the benefit given rs on Tuesday even-
ing.
I'd. That we feel under great obliga-
tolls to the city papers for thSir kind
ness. and to the gentlemen who so
kindly furnished is with teams and
wagons on the occasion
Sd. That we also return our thanks
to the public generally for their very
liberal patronage, and will ever rtmem
Der with pleasure the benefit given us
on Tuesday, June 18th. 1879.
II. G.. GRAVES,
Secretary.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Judge r. S. Greene is in the city.
The bark ]. b. Bill wen. t. "a yes
terdsy morning.
John T. Morgan. Of Illinois. has been
confirmed Chief Justice Of Idaho.
Bishop Morris will conduc. the ser
vices in st. Peters chapel, of Tacoma,
next Sunday.
The receipts at the band benefit, the
other evening, amounted 10 Slj2 the
expenses were $32, and the clear gain
sl20.
Bark Roswell sprague, from Port
Gamble. and barkentine Portland. from
Seattle, arrived at San Francisco June
10th.
Mes,rs. Tyner and Hazen. First ami
Third Assistant PostmasterS General,
are on board the steamship Oregon. Low
heading for Portland
DR.. Weeds lots, on the corner of
Front and Union streets. have been
fenced in and will be used as . pasture
for Capt. Burns's COW.
A large scowload Of hay was taken
from Crawford & Harrington's wharf
yesterday, by the Addie. consigned to
loggcrs on the Skagit.
The old passenger coach on the Sc
attic and Walla WAlla Railroad has
been thoroughly repaired and put in
good condition for service again.
Ship Berssghere sailed FROM Callao
for the Sound on the nth Of May.
Two days earlier in the month the bark
Willard Mudgett sailed for Victoria.
A large devil-fish, measuring eight
feet across, was caught by . man who
was fishing on Msrshsll's wharf. O few
days ago. The animal had eight arms.
and was quite curiosity.
We are indebted to Ivison, Blake
man, Taylor & Co., Of New York. for
a sample sheet OF their Spencerisn steel
ueus. These pens are of nineteen diff
ferent shapes and sizes, and We believe
all are god.
A band Of 16O head of cattle arrived
here on Tuesday from east of the noun.
ta,ns. in charge Of eight Indian drivers.
They were from the ranch Of Mr.. Wad.
leigh, and are in good condition after so
hard journey.
The picnickers who went out to Rem
ton yesterday morning, on horseback.
in carriages and on The cars. report hay.
ing had splendid time. The weather
was favorable. and the sports of the
day were hugely enjoyed by oil who
participated.
At u special term Of Court. held at
Olympia. last week, Mrs. Garfieldc w,s
granted divorce from her husband
Selucius. on the ground of desertion
and failure TO provide for her and her
family. Verify. how have tie mighty
fallen!
"Gray Prince" the magnificent stall
lion of Mr.. Munks. of Fidalgo Island.
is about to visit British Columbia.
People over there have great admira-
ton for fine horseflcsll. and we dou 1T
not Gray Prince will be generally and
warmly admired.
The Milton $. Latham residence
property in San Francisco was not sold
last week because of the low bidding.
Fifty two thousand five hundred dol =.
lars was the highest price off red The
property is said to be worta more than
three times tina, amount. and it accord.
ingly was Withdrawn from sale.
The old fence which has surrounded
Mrs. Denny's lots. on the corner OF
Union and Third streets, for the past
seventeen years. is being replaced by a
handsome new square picket enclosure.
The new fence will add greatly to the
appearance of the premises Judge
Lewis is also enclosing his Third street
lots IN substantial board fence.
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THE REASONS WHY.-The Portlsu

Standard objects to our republishing
items from its columns without giving
it credit There are = number Of rea.
sons why We do this. One is that the
Standard treats the INTELLIGgNCER in
exactly the same way. and another is
that we are always in doubt as to what
is original matter in that paper There
is no more wholesale news thief on the
coast than he Tor they who controls the
first. third and fourth pages of the
Portland Standard. Our exchanges are
welcome to what they choose from the
INrELLIaENcER, with or without giving
credit a. best suits them.
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PUYALLUP Coal FIELDS A gentle
mau recently from the head Of the
Puyallup Valley informs rs that ,sl
mining operations are all su.lenicd,
ard there Is I'D telling when they
will be resumed The impression ia
becoming widespread that grav. mis-
takes have been made at Wi,kesOn
the coal there not being either of qaan-
tity or quality as supposed The money
and time spent there have been verse
than wasted. and could have been saved
by an inexpensive investigation in the
outset. The Carbon river coal. how
ever. is Said to be unquestionably the
best on the coast, and in quantity the
dcposi, is known to exceed twenty mil
lion tons. The main mpediment to i's
working is it, difficulty of acces. by
railrosd, the way TO If being as nearly
impa,sible - one can Imagine.
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To THOSE WANTING PAINTS, *

To THOSE WANTING PAINTS, &c.
NO ONE ELSE See the advertise
ment of p. r. Ray nolds s. Co. In the
line Of painters goods they offer every.
thing wanted We have faith in a
concern that advertises like Reynolds
& Go. do. They are liberal men. and
are willing to share their profits with
printers and customers. II our deal
ers want any thing in their line we adj
wise them TO call upon the gentlemen
named.
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WHERE 1T Is,-By following the
crowd you will fetch up st the Centen-
ni.l Saloon, At the foot Of Mill street,
fret door east of the Seaman's Bethel
and Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. where you will
find the genial James Vergon. back Of
the bar" ready to serve out his fine
wines. liquors. cigars and beer TO order
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Ice CREAM. The undersigned will
furnish ice cream for entertainments
aud festivals st the very lowest rates.
Parties can leave their orders at the
Saddle Rock in the morning and re-
ceive the ice cream in the evening.
Small orders Of five or six gallons can
be had at much shorter notice
il9 d2w CnAs NEIL
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MINING CLAIMS For SALR The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Geek and ono on
Dufo, Greek. joining the Discovery
above. in CaSsiAr. B. c. FOR psrticu-
lar. inquire at the Centennial Saloon
II NJ. THIsERr. or Of Geo. Martin on
steamer CassiaT.
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CALL ON ]. A. McPHEK for Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He kecrs
the bes, supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either Wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabacher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, ". T.
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FINE SrRAwBIRRY.-Mr. II. Keezer
left curious shsped strawberry at our
Office last evening. It was very large.
delicious. and weighed two ounces. II
any ono can beat this, let them show
up At once.
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PLuMMER's BKNErIr.-The Plummer

PLuMMER BKNEFIr.-Ihe Plummer
benefit last night was attended by a
full house. Everything went of fine
ly. The music was very good, but
quite limited. Miss Addis Plummer,
daughter Of the Professor, did excel
lently well. and WAS warmly applaud
cd. The recitation Of Mr.. John Denny
aud patent sermon Of Master Chi.berg
were received with mnch favor. as also
tho performances OF Mcssrs. Jas. Hill
and L. j. Colman. 1t is needless to
say that Mr.. Plummer's appearance
was always the signal for the closest
attention, and that on several occasions
he brought down the house" Mrs.
Curtis presided at the piano with her
usual grace and acceptance. The ser
vices Of the band on this occasion were
given Mr.. Plummer free OF charge,
and were appreciated eorrsspondingly.
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~ Bocs Beer in pints and quarts
for sale BY
CRAWFORD 4 HARRINGTON, Agents.
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NOTICE. man, woman or child
Who borrowed my salvanic battery will
confer favor by returning it.
;sIs dst l. WADDELL-
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Go to the Concordia Hall on Mill
street, where you will get good glass
Of beer for five cents; also the best Of
liquors at ten cents drink. All kinds
of California wines by the glass or bot
tie. A first class pool table and the
best free lunch in town. Come aud
see.
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Nsx&Ca siJ5:a :.
WE 4itLM:tls9N

SHERMAN HYDE s Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address.
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l -dswly San Francisco
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. o. d. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
at par in exchange for goods. apdtf.
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FOR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
go to Piper's
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

4 LII MONEYS DIE THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ lste roprie,os Of the kureks Lodging House.
mast be paid % him on or before the 18th dag OF
June. or the same viii Be collected By Law. All
tion: ANDRgWP YfAUN.
Seattle, June Is. 1879. jsiadlv
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TRUSS! TRUSS!! TRUSS!!!
Relief FROM PAIN
CURE FOR RUPTURE

rJNHE ATTENTION OF THOSE UNFORTUNATE
l. persons who are suffering from this complaint
Is most respectfully called the fact that the under
signed has Invented and Is no~ manufacturing
NEW TRUSS that is a COMPLETE RHLIET for this NAL.
ady, and n nearly every case a PERyHcr CURE. This
truss has been thoroughly examined, by the rhysi-
clans Of Seattle who pronounce II perfect;
THING. Il has bes n tested by number Of the very
worst cases and gives entire satisfaction. CON-
PLErE CURE Is usually affected from 30 10 % days
The truss is simple in construction and readily
adjustable TO any case Of rupture, whether slight
severe. lis effectiveness Is seen at glance.
Parties affected are requested 10 call at nv place
Of business, Front street, Seattle opposite Odd fel
lows Hall
Parties living at distance by sending description
and a % will have the Truss sent TO them, With
instructions Tor us.
Old fashioned trusses can sometimes be changed
into the new one, and when they can, will be done
az a reasonable price.
This is no humbug; come and see for yourselves.
II. w. HENDRICKS.
Seattle, ". T., hsy %, 1879. m2l-dluAwlm
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Never known to Fail, NICHOLS IN =
FALLIBLE INJECTION "A certain and
speedy cure without the use Of noxious and in
furious internal medicine. For sale wholesale
and retail by Geo. W. Harris 4 Co.. Seattle W. T.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. At VIcTokIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is tho first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is ire-proof; has good accom-
mediation for families, and rs good
meals IS any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WIZ. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, Il. c.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A IL BILLS DUE GEO. v. WALSH. LATE OF
"A he Amesican HOUSE. from the I5sh Of July,
lsi4. up - thH lst Nay. 1879. must Be pAii Il
him - ihs Old - Bee1 Hall immedistsiy. 90 the
saDs viii b eolisctsd BY Law.
GRO. WALSH.
ssoaals, Jsns u. Isss. jel3-dlm
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

John o Keas. Tulalip Olsen. San Francisco
w Bartneis, do q r Simon, do
Healy, do Al We'll, do
L 8 Stesvun. Skagit rivG Miss N II OGsp, do
p Hammond, Pt Mad'n J NJ Z Atkinson, Neuc'tl
NJ Blanchard, Ireland J Anderson, do
ellis. Por land J II Allen, Pt Ludlow
4 NJ Smthers, Renton
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
clark. stanwood Miss Gooiel Larouuer
Pbinney. Pt wash'n NEGoodeli wife, do
Birmingham. Chehalis Master 0oodell, do
II Long. do Jwareo.eR
Capt Norton. Honolulu Buckley, p Townsend
T. g Rockwell. II Haroor Cochran. Black river
7 Winslow. Newcastle Sddle. SooQualmie
Wilson, Sksst Keefe, p Biakely
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25
ENCOURAGEMENT.

cYVerily, our young friend Mr.. G w
heese' Is making the West Felici,no
| SENTINEL highly creditable to t}e rood
people IN whose midst it is issued. nc wall
us a power in the land; and it is consoI-
ing TO know that they are substant;,11v
nlan'iesting their appreciation of.bis ef
foSts III their behalf Mr.. Reese is = truo
ana worthy young man, and it does orr
hei'rt good to realize the fact tb,t 49,
VINO has figured from childbood in o,u
Once is thus early making his mark in
VIC JOURNALISTIC tie1d.-Pahiot-D euocr,t
~ The editorial CONTROL of tbe was+
= e''clana SENTINEL has passed into the
hands of Mr.. Geo. w. Reese. formor1,.
publisher of the Clinton Patriot. Democru1
ana as a consequence of the channe th,
oENIlNEL has been transformed from,
one or the dullest and most inane of orr
country exchanges to one of the neo+ost
md best. We congratulate our co,tsm
'orary upon the suspicious Improvement
'nd trust it will realize benefits cou
nensurate there with.
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SHERItF'S SALH.

Inc state OF Lonisiana-Parish of Yves
,rn Fciiciana.
VII. i: Is. Lyons VS.. Mrs, NJ. s. Jobnso,
" Wi'ilm Sadler VS.. Mrs. Nj. s. .Inlns,p
NO. 1900 and lazy, ON the 1oct at nft,''
Iarish Court of East Feliciann.
Ky VIRTUE of and in obedienc,, T.,
- Two writs off fl issued in il,e inv.
n ,H.i suits from said Honorable Cont
, .uu TO me directed, I have seized and
.aheh INTO my possession, and viii offer
~ i s sue IN front of the Court House in
81: Frnclsvillc, Parish Of West Felic;o, ~
said State, on o''o''''a'
Saturday, February 1st, 1879
this being the first Saturday Of s,io
month, at the hour of 10 o:clock S,,,d
~ sala oay, tho following described pro,
"A certain tract of land known 40 +ho
'Vnnsnh place, situated in the Parish ~
y, est feilclana and composed of the ola
Iilaney tract, the Smithfieid tr,ct on,i
.ulhiuepIn hill tract, amounting to SOW.
nteeh hundred G7OO) acres moe or i..,
no bounded on the North hv I,n,,
, :. and William Hargadinc. east
: i'1ds or Isaac Freeland and. Mrs AdN I
ms, south by lands ofthe Cit;zcn;s RIM
40 u. W Edwards and west Inv l,nl.
MIS-. Isabel Matthew's. ''">''
Terms Of sale.
lash with the benefit of app~aisement
JcHN j. BARROW, She,iH
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SUCCESSION SALE.

ihe State of Lousiana-Parish of ,vos
EeiiCiana.
VIC 1iattef or the Succession of Mrs r
Aronstei", decd.
Parish Court-No.
R4 VIRTUE of commission ;ssuod
q = by the Hon. Parish Cont of Vs.
fei'c'ana, and to me directed !, th n,
apnXe styled secession, I viii offer n :
pubic sale, at the store Of J, Arousta;,
thursday the 9Th day of February
e. e. ~ 1879, at the hour of II o'clock g.. =,
~ sa' M Gay the following property. '''
: ne Nevelle plantation, con1ain;ng aoo
acres acres, more or less, lying and beinn in
.he iarIsh of West Feliciana. on tyn
'npper Jackson road, bonded north Nv
aanaS OF >. treyhan, east by Elm p,rl:
i n Nrs. L. $. Mathews, south bv Mrs
boWn'an and west by j. Frcvhan TO-
setner with all the buildings and i'm.
,PloNements thereon.
$50 me following personal proncrtv
"a lou o1 merchandise, boots, shoes ard
srocerles, to horses, tour mules s;~
i niu wagons, two carts, one draw and
mouse-hoId furniture '''o
L EKMs OF ;SALE-CASH.
,na 40 JNO. J. BARROW,
Sheriff |