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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-11-05
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

CLUvERIUs' DRUG STORE AND
PHARMACY.-In another column appears
the announcement of this gallant gentle
man and thorough pharmacist. We
haven't space sufficient to do justice to
the extensive and varied stock he carries
in his spacious establishment The
Ma;ou. 4as ,sehooled in his business and
profession in the principal and most
reliable houses in New Orleans, and he
knows exactly how to keep drug store,
and to allow no one to undersell him.
He has always followed the business,
save during that period when he laid the
mortar and pestle on the shelf to take
charge of some of Fenners Napoleons.
They say of him that in dispensing
"crape and canister" he was not par
ticular as to whether his customers were
good pay, and threw his goods around
most lavishly. Mr.. Charles Jolly is his
unexcelled compounder, one whose repu-
tation extends throughout this section.
To 20 in this establishment, means to
give it a trial, and to become q regular
customer. -
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

BLUE STORE News AND STATION
cry DEPoT.-Fred. Heroman, the popu-
lar, clever and polite statiOner, is
the manager of the complete title estab-
lishmcnt situated corner of Church and
Main. He has constantly on hand a
carefully selected line of news, literary
and fashion papers and magazines,
staple and fancy stationary, chromos,
engravings, frames, mouldings, articles
for fancy work, and an innumerable
variety Of such things as appertain to
his style of business. Mr.. Heroman puts
himself to every trouble cheerfully to
accommodate his customers. He is at
any hour ready to write if necessary to
obtain any paper, periodical, ETC., that
may be asked for, that cannot be already
found among his ample and varied stock.
His reputation in this particular extends
to all who know or who have heard of
him. At this store the CApITOL1AN can
always be found, by the country people
when on their way in or out of the city.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
The Confederate Memorial Association.

We learn that the ladies, whose hearts
never cease to cherish the memory of
loved ones, are again organizing for an
entertainment, which is to be given BY
them soon after Lent. just as long as
the mighty "Father of Waters" will
carry it's resistless pillows to the sea,
will the patriotic women Of our Sunny
South remember the men who wore the
grey--who now sleep under the sod of
the Fatherland, for the defence Of which
they gave their life blood. No matter
how troublous may be the times, whether
through famine or pestilence, no matter
what wrangles or feuds may divide the
living, our matchless women will con-
tinue to weave crowns of laurels and
evergrecns to deck the graves of the SOL
dier boys of the lost cause.
The ladies of Baton Rouge are pursu-
ing the noble purpose of erecting o
monument, evidencing their undying
love for those whose deeds will live
forever in song and story.
1t is unnecessary, for MS to urge that
every aid and support be extended to
the ladies in their holy enterprise, for
our heart tells us, that from all the
neighboring country the people will
rally for the occasion above mentioned.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
Swift Retribution Encountered By 3
Hog Thief.
POOR sANCHO AGAIN-HOw THE OFFICERS
DIDN'T PLAY WITH HIM.

1t is said that in Texas man had
better kill another than steal q horse,
In East Baton Rouge fellow gets him
self into serious trouble if he tackles a
porker, as the following incident will
illustrate-which, for rapid execution Of
the law, is hard to beat:
Martin Sancho, colored, is an old often
der, having served two terms in the pen
itentiary for theft. On the night Of the
9Th inst, weary Of freedom, he again
yielded to temptation, and concluded
that he would take unto himself a hog
without raising any question as to own
ership. The alarm was given, and by
the next morning he was interviewed by
Deputy Sheriff Skolfield, who was arm
cd with search warrant. Sancho was
conducted by that officer to the Bates
House in quick time, and on the 9Th
inst, tried before Judge Sherburne, and
upon unmistakable evidence, found
guilty of the charge. He now awaits
sentence. The only question now is, as
to term of service.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

On the 10th inst, Messrs. Vim. D.
Huston, Foreman; Alex. G. Way and F.
T. Schoatf, Assistant Forcmen of Wash
ington No. |, J. f. Blouin, Foreman, j.
W. Hubs, Assistant Foreman, Pelican
II. & l.. No., 1, l.. d. Beale, Foreman, and
w. G. Annis, Assistant Foreman, indie
pendance No. 2, met at the Hall Of
Washington Steam Fire Co. No. !, fol
the purpose of electing chief engineer
of our Fire Department.
On motion of Mr.. Huston, duly second.
ed, the nomination of Mr.. Fairic was
proposed and that gentleman unani'
mously reelected by reclamation.
Mr. Fairie has served in this capacity
for several years, displaying throughout
great zeal and efficiency. Our citizens
will cordially endorse this deserved com.
plimcnt to Il worthy officer.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
POLICE JUDY PROCEEDINGS.
(sYNOPsIs.)
The Police Jury met on Tuesday, thu

(SYNOPSIS.)
The Police Jury met on Tuesday, the
18th inst.
Present - Mcssrs. Fergus Garderc,
President; A. Perron, J. d. Fisher, F.
Carmena, J. Montegudo, j. Millican, j.
Nesbit, Ed. Burnett, c. A. Roberts and
Charles Graham, members.
Mr.. Alfred Duplantier, Treasurer, sub
m;tted his report, which was received,
showing that the receipts for the year
1873, amounted to the sum of SIS, 769.SS.
The report of the committee on roads
and bridges relative to the Strickland
Bridge, was referred back, to be return
ed in detailed form.
Petition of s. WrotnOwski, relative to
the payment of taxes with warrants was
referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Roberts resolution, appropriating
one thousand dollars for repairing bridg-
es, was adopted.
The Clerk was instructed to advertise
for sealed proposals for the election of
parish printer.
A petition, asking for material to
build a bridge in the third ward, was
granted.
The sum of one hundred and fifty dol
lars was allowed towards constructing Il
bridge in sixth ward.
Mr.. Carmena's motion, to instruct ju-
rors to report condition Of bridges in
their respective wards, was adopted.
A petition relative to Joor's bridge, in
the 10th ward, was referred.
The petition of JOS. J0or that he be
allowed to settle his taxes, with his
claims at so cents Oh the dollar wal
referred.
John Keown and F. Lloyd were PLACED
on the list of INDECENT poor at $500 pei
month.
Petition of J. Y. and +. w. Lilly ask
ing permission to build u gate across
road was tabled.
Petition of Thos. Brady ex,jailor wa
referred.
Mr.. Graham's resolution to close stOre
on Sundays was tabled Oh motion Of Mr.
Roberts by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Perron, Fisher, Car
mena, Montegudo, Nesbitand Roberts-6
Nays-Messrs. Millican, Burnett ant
Graham-3.
Mr.. NJ. Granary was authorized t
complete the roll Of 1863.
On motion of Mr.. Montegudo, ward
was divided into two election precincts
The following polling places wer
selected: Ward l, Engine House. War
2, Engine House. Ward 3, Thoemsen'
store. Ward 4, Heath's store and Smith
store. Ward S, Bethel Church. War
6, Prices school-house. Ward7, Masoni
Lodge. Ward 8, Gottlieb store an
Lopez, school-house. Ward 9, Larimore
stole. Ward 10, Woodland school-houst
The Jury adjourned till oath inst.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
A Challenge to Philadelphia Lawyers.

We address the following Judgment,
rendered in Justices Court of this city
during the palmy days of the Republican
regime, to the far famed attorneys of the
quaker city, knowing full well the in
competency of those here and in other
parts of these United States to solve the
problem, i. e.: In whose favor was the
Judgment rendered!
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of East
Baton Rouge, I'd Justices Court, Jacob
Washington, vs., James Coach:
Plaintiff claims of Deft $500 for
working e. taking away for debt, T.
selling, Jas Coach Deft Presented Plain
tiff Note for Pay for work done on Jersy
Or take the Jersy, when the Note become
due, a. unpaid, 4 some months past and
not paid yet he taken the Jersy for pay
as agreed by Note, and after the evidence
of witnesses pro & con it was ordered
and adjudged the evidences being in
favour Of Deft & that the Deft pay costs
of suit e. keep the Jersy
this done in open court this
Ord May A d. 1871. j. P.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

= THE CAPITOL REsTAURANT.-On
Lafayette street near Main, is where the
well known Andrew Voivodich keeps
this neat establishment. Good rooms
for travellers, good board by the day or
week, fresh oysters, game and every
delicacy in the market, done up in any
style, can be obtained there all the time.
He has besides fine assortment of such
wines and liquors as are needed, as we'll
as the best of cigars, etc. To those who
seek quiet, cosy and neat resort, they
could not wend their steps to better
place. As to charges, he gives occasion
to NO one to grumble at them. Voivo-
dict is besides as clever and as polite
and accommodating host as we have
ever seen. He deserves to be patronized'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

PROF. ACHMET.-This sauant con-
templates an early visit to our Clinton
neighbors. Besides his feats in rooster
ology, he will there exhibit the "Magic
Glass;" accompanied by novel acrobatic
and trapeze performances. He takes
with him his interesting collection Of
animals. His intelligent alligator Ores
ties and his dancing bull-frog Pylades
are wonders in their way. With his
charmed baton, he causes these animals
to move with great celebrity. In fact,
one would think that they lack but the
power of speech. Prof. Achmet will,
upon his return, give seance for the
benefit of the widow and orphans
fund of the American Sawbuck Be-
nevolent Mutual and Protective AssOcia-
ton. We are requested by the Profess
sor to contradict the statement that the
rooster with which he performs is a
canard.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

CAPT. PHILLIP BURG. TO the
courtesy Of this excellent and yigilant
officer of the State penitentiary we are
indebted for the appended list Of new
accessions received at the prison from
New Orleans last Sunday, 9Th inst, con-
sisting Of forty men and nine women:
John Thomas, 2 years; Louis Thomp-
son, 2 years.. Francois, S years; Frank
Brown, l year; George Wilson alias Rex,
2 years; Charles Smith, year; John
Brogan, 15 months; Charles Harris, 6
months; Willis Pew, 6 months; Charles
Willmore alias George, 6 months; Gus
Morel, white, 2 years; John Jones, 9
months; JOS. Smith alias Decarte, 2years,
James Brown, 18 months; JOS. Desales,
6 months; Charley johnson, 2 years;
Baptiste Philo, 6 months; John Williams,
2 years; Willie Burns, 2 years; George
Williams, IL months; Samuel Mailman,
white, life; Edward Coleman, white, life;
James Mack alias Hughes. white, 10
years; Horace Westley, 2 years; Jacob
Yeatman, II years; Eugene Greisey alias
Greyson, 2 years; Charles Williams, 2
years; Charles Nolan, years; John Car
70, white, 6months; A. D. Clark, years;
Pet Quin, white, l year; Aleck May,
white, year; John Henry alias Chicken,
2 years; A. Taylor, years; Edward Har-
rington, white, 6 months; John Murphy,
white, year; John Peterson, 3 years;
George Schlossinger, white, years;
sido9ia Jones, 2years; Henry Dawson,
r. Years.
Women (all black)-Mary Smith alias
Virginia Redlight, 2years; Mary Robert
son, months; Henrietta Johnson; l
year; Anna Smith, years; Nellie O'Neil,
2 years; Rosa Becker, 6 months; Adeline
Martin, 6 months; Julia Murray, year;
Katie King, 10 months.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

tE, its no use to add, the
tOgrapher and artist, be-
pws how it is HIMSELF that
foughout this country have
phs taken by him. 1t is
ther there is a city or vii
Union where Mr.. Lytle's
be found on the back of
me photograph. We say
|ause that is his only de-
is We cannot tell. 1t may
ttractive and artistic taste
|ch he displays docs it, but
helcss. We have seen some
phs of ugly folks that were
and we'll "be-switched'
t look handsome. Great
people don't like to be
others yield to that natu-
and--it all ends in hav-
lie to take their faithful
and see him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
1879.
", T, oLUIBRIUS,
[BooELs OLD srAND.1
NEAR CORNER LAFAYETTE q MAIN sTs.,
sAToW ROUGE, "A.

Since purchasing this store and bust
ness from Mr.. Aug. j. BOGEL, have
endeavored by attention to and knowl-
edge Of the business, to do all in my
power to establish Drug Store where
none but
FIRST GLASS GOODS ARE SOLD,
AT A MODERATE PROFIT,
and where, by courtesy to customers,
trade is attracted and held. My facilities
for doing business are ample, and by lib
crafty and fair dealing, hope to merit
the confidence of tho citizens of East
and West Baton Rouge and the adjoin-
ing parishes. Ny
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
is complete in every detail, and is under
the SPECIAL charge Of Mr.. CHARLES H.
JOLLY, whose capacity is we'll known
to this community. Twill keep varied
and select assortment Of goods in stock
usually found in all IRST-CLASS
DRUG STORES, and sell them at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
PROPRIETOR Of the celebrated NAL
Ions IMMINENT and CATTLE
PONDKRS, FOUR SYRUPS,. COD
LIVER OIL, and
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
The Advocate.

We are happy to note the friendly
welcome extended the CAPITOLIAN by
our contrere and neighbor. We can
assure him that while we strive to merit
share of the patronage Of a generous
public, our efforts will be guided by that
fairness and consideration which is due
to an honorable competitor such as We
recognize in the Adrocate. We have
come indeed to fight side by side with
our older confrere, for the advancement
of our community. Believing as we do
that a future of prosperity is dawning
upon Baton Rouge, we also feel that
there is ample room here, to support
those journals whose purposes are right
eous and commendable.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
Washington Steam Fire Company No. !

This sterling company held their an
nual meeting OH last Saturday night,
9Th inst, and after the transaction Of
other business, an election Of officers to
serve for the ensuing year was held with
the following result:
President. d. SchlOss
Vice-P president. .....J. w. AmiSS
Recording Secretary f. w. Heroman
Financial Secretary VIM. McGuinness
FIRE OFFICERS.
1st Asst Chief Engineer. Chas. OConnell
FOREMAN w. ~ Iustoil
list Asst Foreman. ...AlcX. Il. Way
I'd Asst Foreman. F.. L. SchoaH
We extend our congratulations to the
gentlemen selected to conduct their gal
liant boys, through "thick and thin,"
where they are always found doing yeo-
man service for the protection of life and
property. We have no dOnbt that the
hard-earncd reputation Of this organiza-
ton will be maintained under their
leadership.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

HANKs-Are extended the
nblic who have so literally
since the establishment of
LIAM. We feel that we can
, these numerous favOrs by
tn might and main to advance
est of this community. To do
will spare neither time nor
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

,RALD.-From this vigorous
f reform comes a cordial well
the CAPITOLIAN. We take
n recording the good wishes
rs, and cordially reciprocate
We hope to preserve those
lations with the Herald, that
able to maintain among the
OF a community.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

the Spring time comes, gen
If we are to judge by the
thcr of the last week, the
beautiful days Of the Spring
,lose at hand.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

lENDELSOHN. Issues his
10 this week, from his head
'ner Of Main and Lafayette.
rs in the CAplToLIAN, that
,argest supply that he has
l $, of fancy and staple gro
sions, glassware, crockcry,
ons, wines, and liquors,
! rs and all manner of family
any one knows how to con-
,f this kind, Mr.. Mendelsohn
IS. The very incest and
IS out are always to be
II makes ones mouth
< at his bottles, jars. cans,
+, etc. AS to prices he has
| anybody to put n "whor-
e his persimmon."
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
'IToLIAN-Can be purchas-
'ansient public at the news
r. Chambers, on Third street,
,roman's "Blue Store" on

In our haste to place our
before the public, several
rrors appeared in last Satur-
n, for which we ask the in
our readers.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

NILsON.-This well known
young merchant, is now
bsite his old stand, corner of
Convention. Phoenix like he
IN his ashes and is spreading
lorc than ever before. His
.cy staple groceries, liquors,
supplies, saddlery and har-
c., is one of the largest and
te in the city. He is a rush
head merchant, believing in
"quick sales and small pro-
always clever and in ajovial
z all he can to accommodate
,tomers. He has a knack of
v one feel Mt home about his
lis card.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

w. BUCKNEE, Eso.-Attor-
w and notary public has his
Church street. TO all those
abroad, who have any business
to a reliable, active and COM
Eorney, we could not refer them
|ho will answer these require
|nd will be more correct and
nan the well known gentleman
me heads this notice. He at
legal business in this and other
bf the State.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

cvcral weeks the country
g been a sea of mud, prevent
ming of country teams into the
Eiuess has, in consequence, snf-
n through this obstacle. Upon
Re have learned from some of
rent merchants, that the out
G coming year is quite cncolT-
substance, they say that there
.lcal of cotton and other pro-
inning in onr back country.
to the resumption OF a Lively
T. 1t time to come, as soon as
III permit easy travel.
M SALOoN.-MR. y. WAX
DR.-Is the appropriate
s. to the coy little bar room
pposite the Court House.
te, az accommodating a dis
Refreshments as can be found
Jun is "the pilot at the wheel
orcd spot. Besides dealing
Of liquors and the freshest
ices to suit the times, they
r Ia gniappc a good lunch at
I'll A. NJ, sharp, every day i'll
SEl'hc American lunch eaters
knas n standing invitation to
MI Sec announcement.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

/. RANDOLPH, EsQ.-In ac-
ne the kindness of this gen
4 late papers, Oh his return
Orleans, we take occasion to
he fact that Mr.. Randolph was
ed to the responsible position
Hector without opposition, in
II of his efficiency and prompt
aking his returns, which have
d to be scrupulously correct in
ance. So much, at least, can
this Democratic official.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
louisiana qapitolia'1,
LOCAL MATTERS.

liam Galig's can be found a
rtment of wagons, carts, car
I'd buggies.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

The Procession will form Oh North
Boulevard, and move at o'clock, sharp,
from south side of Boulevard to Lafa-
yette; up Lafayette to Main; up Main
to Third; up Third to the Garrison, and
return down Third to North; out North
to st. Anthony; down st. Anthony
to Main; down Main to Third; down
Third to Boulevard, to St. Ferdinand !;
down St. Ferdinand to Somerulos; down
Somerulos to Africa; down Africa to St.
Napoleon; down st. Napoleon to Gov
eminent; up Government to st. Charles;
down St. Charles to Asia; down Asia to
St. Ferdinand; up st. Ferdinand to A.
RIGA; down Africa to St. Louis; up St..
Louis to Boulevard; out Boulevard,
(south side,) to St. Charles, across to
Boulevard, (north side, where the pro-
cession will be disbanded.
Aids will report to the Grand Marshal
Immediately on the arrival of their
respective commands.
BY order of the Joint Committee:
w. d. HUSTON, Chairman.
SIMON BLOCK, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

In our advertising columns will be
found a notice of Sheriff's sale, in the
matter of the succession Of P. A. Millette.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
Of TING sln u sArsa never,

Of 1Ht eiTv q 0Aren logog,
On Saturday, February eed. 1870
OFFICERS.
Grand Marshal.
ANDREW JACKSON, Of Washington Steam
Fire Company No. l.
Aids to Grand Marshal.
T. D. SCHLoss, Of Washington. Steam
Fire Company No. l.
JOHN GAss, of Independence Fire Com
pany No.2.
CHAs. H. JOLLY, of Pelican Hook and
Ladder Fire Company No. l.
LIEUT.. JOHN H. H. PEsnINE, of Garrison
Steam Fire Company.
LIEUT.. w. E. DEGRAFFENREID, of>Cadet
Corps.
POSITIONS.
Grand Marshal ands2Aids.
Invited Guests in Carriages.
Independent Silver COrnet Band.
Cadet Corps from the Louisiana State
University and Agricultural and
Mechanical College; Cadet
Capt. w. F. Gilmore,
commanding.
Garrison Steam Fire Company, Richard
Green, Company Marshal.
Washington Steam Fire Company, J.W.
Bates, Company Marshs...:
Independence Fire Company No. 2, r.
Cazedessus, Company Marshal.
Pelican Hook and Ladder Fire Company
@.,. No. l. w. s. Booth, Com
NANNY ~ .n-~bo1
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
ANDREW JACKsON.-The irrepress

ANDREW JAcKsoN.-The irrepressi-
bic, is breaking out in a fresh place this
week as will be seen by a perusal of his
new advertisements. With that shrewd-
ness which characterizes him, he sees
that as soon as the large amount of pro-
duce lying in wait for good weather in
our Back country, can be hauled to town,
that there will be rush of business.
He j. in consequence anxious to get a
goodly share Of what is going For this
re.aot-; he ID getting in a lot Of carriages
and bnggies from the celebrated factory
Savers H. Scoyill Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Besides which he is III receipt of lot of
saddes, harness, plows, hoes and axes,
garden seeds, -four, pork, sugar and
molasses, meat, etc, etc. Look at our
advertising columns for further particu-
lars,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

Mrs. j. NJ. PARKER.-The adver
tiscment of this very polite and accom-
modating proprietress Of that ever relia-
Die dry goods emporium, will be found
in another column. No where can be
seen more complete and carefully
selected stock Of fancy and staple dry
goods, clothing, hats, boots and shoes,
trunks, notions. etc, etc. Contiguous to
tho large dry goods department is the
millinery store, completely stocked with
such articles as ladies' and children's
hats, trimmed and untrimmed, ribbons,
embroideries, laces, silks, ETC., in all
shades for wedding trousseaus, and with
a full line of mourning goods, etc. Mrs.
Parker's long experience in merchan-
dising, enables her to make the most
judicious selections of all classes ofgoods,
and'to purchase them at such prices as
to defy competition. In fact it is well
known that for years, Mrs. ParkeTs has
been the place to obtain bargains. Her
Courteous and popular statesmen, Messrs.
McGuinness and OConnell, are always
in attendance to serve promptly all her
numerous customers.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
PROGRAMME
TWg FlNe peRA0Tl0eMT

TEED ANNUAL PARADE
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15
Chief Engineer Fairie Reelected.

23rd May A ID. 1871. -
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-15

AGNNT p'ORz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

THE undersigned will sell At Public
On'cry. n his residence. about two
and half miles southeast Of Jasper. on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 18th, 1879.
the following property. to-wit: Eighty
acres OF land in Sec. &, 4. 2. s. II. 4W..
20 acres cleared also horses, cattle. hogs,
hay. wagon, farming implements OF
all kinds. household aud kitchen furni-
ture. &c. &c.
TERNs;--Under s. cash; over IS
twelve months credit. purchaser giving
notes, with approved security. bearing
interest On real estate one-tLird cash.
balance ia two equal payments. a. one
and two years from day Of sale. bearing
interest and secured b. mortgage.
iiDl JOSEPH MATTHIAS.
Feb. 81. 'z9--3w. h,ya r,a