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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
sABhIFE,S sAa.E.

BY virtue "a q speciai exs cutInn, Issued
fam She ptilcp az lte q ERIK OF the Circuit
p..snrt o NJ { cnnnty, NJ sseuri, IN iavor "
kl'EApstn II wyey ana against Eliza JSne
usrsloEd ana y. II II ~sfold, dAsed toe so b
DAY OF Decem5er. ~ g. aud 70 the updorslgu-
ID Shsnf deli,errc s wall oa
Thursday, the ~ D day Of NJ srss. 1879,
bassEssn Tho noags VI Minis O'clock 10 the fors-
boon and tivs 0'el0cr 10 The RflsrnOon Of tnat
dtg. &c ths csurt nOuse door, 10 ths posn OF
Tupcua bin, Miller counts, STATS OF N ssogFi,
and chile tns Circuit C,IuF Is Ia session. on.
p - 70 saia At pubilc Ancuon, 70 the hughes.
bidiaT, Toe casb In hand eli the right. titia,
Interest Aad .eslAss 0i tha SAID Il q. JADE
harsiOFd aud 8. u H,felofu, OF, 10 and 10
III 70 lowing drecs, hed real sststB sltuated Ia
ths county o. Nltltr, spd 5,Ats 81 Nj souri,
70 viii West haIs 81 the tCuthwssI 'qusFtsr
"a sscit.r lQ) nlse. t0wnslltp al torty-yre,
ra,'Ra (lgl n,qfteeDg u ylrq apsn aud Is be
apld ~ safety anId 5xeputlou ana coats,
4. y. AFLLHR, SRsFlM,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
snRRIFF.s SALE.

BY virtue ofta transcript execution issned
from Tho o6ice OF tho clerk OF the circnIt
court OF MIL = county, Missouri, dated the
2Bsn day OF naRry, 1870, 70 the q rected
Ad delivered, IN favor OF j a~asR Meyers
administrator Of the estate ~ M.0rTva CLARK.
deed, aud against w, liaW Abbot Hnd
y feenyilie Boyd, / HAYS seized AND LEVIED
upon the NORTH hall southwest q uttter and
south halt north eat quarter Anu south ptr.
north halt OF northwest QUARTET and ten acres
southwest part south ~s.st quarter northeast
gu srter, sec TO- sevenLern, tovnship forty,
range twelve, $40 aSree; and she north half
southeast quarter aud tho north half south
Eplt southeast quarter, section II hteen, tow
ship forty, snge ihlrtetn, l20 acres, - To,
prupeEly OF the said GtusnViils Bod: AID
als6 the Southeast quarter go ithwest qusrssF
and sOuthw west gu ,rter southeast gu ,rtsr, Sec
ton nineteen, an1 north part norihwest qlst
Ter hnrtbeast quarter and north part north.
east quarter north west quarter and nottiiesst
quart,'r northeast QUARTER, section thlrt,.
toun ship forty, range thirteen, 100 aeres
and south half north west Quar.er ssctit n
nineteen, township forty, range thirteen, 80
scres, AZ the property oi the said WllH-n
Albeit all situated in Miller county, Mis-
soufi. And will on
Thursday, the 27sh day OF Msrch, 1879,
betsean the henrs Of nine o'clock in the fore
mon snd i've O'c osk in ths ai,ern )on OF that
day, expose said real sels,s " puDnc sale, or
az much thereof es WILDE sliticiant TO ~,
,sfy said execution and costs, 10 the highest
builder Tor cash Ia haod. ut the rou { h0use
door, in the town oi Tuscu nbi,, 81 Her coun.
~, Missouri. p. MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
sHEal, F,s SALE.

By virtue and ad,hoFity Ut - General EE-
.ecutinn, ls.iad from lhe office OF the, Jerk ~
the Cleuu @ Iart OF Miller conHty, Mis-oari,
FeluruAble at the NJ ,rch term A. ID 1879 VI
said court and u Ois directed, IN rsvir %,
NJ j. r iisel', aid against Randolph Abbef,
John FL guson aud WI liam blrds0ng, /
have veiz d and levied upyn aud tSsen IN
sxpculins the following d. 'nbed resi-estate.
tU.~i,. 30 acres ~ atdsp Of ~ /
'sectIou 3. township ~. iaigs IA, y trf
county, slate III Mis.Uuti, NJ Iha pr p
.r.v OF William b dong. AIS, so Icras
Lt l ne -ecliO 2 ID 40 acres ' tt l NV
s ca6 fand-40 sra no w SEQ I'm
aud 10 s1Easaw pGrt M qoa' or w quArtsr
srcsOa / 40 50 aeFss . Of : qi4rtsr sec
,On 2 Ahd 80 ncree, ny pgrSp "a section
IL, hnd 40 asres nr4 % NV qngrtf SECTION
II, ali In township 80, rsnge tnirtsen IN toe
C0nnty OF Mpiar ann 5s,ie. vi N Asouri Is The
property OF Joan Fer<u,On. aud ] will On
THURSDAY ths 2Ith dAy OF March, 1879,
betwean tie hours OF uins O'Clock 10 g. lore
noon and ffvs U'lick IN tho AFTERNOON on
that d.y. VI tns Court house In tha town ol
cuscumb.A, n Ter couuty, state VI Missouri,
cell at publlg yendus, ~ the hIsilsSL 0ldd' =,
Tor caah In maud, all me right, titie, interrsf
gl4im. estate and prorests OF ,h~ ,bJE0 nAln-
I'd WtlllnG Birtsung and J1isp FrTeu ,Vn. o.,
n aad 70 the ab'Ys drec lb~d Isalssstate W
safely said executions Hnn ,afBt-.
I. 3. AlLlERl Sasrln.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
s ERIFr,s a,LE.

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81 =, ,ss nagi,t, =. ~, ..s.,', !, a., ~ h.iy,
~ M chaeI WVrscS q, ,rsw,1. ~ ~ ~"
M cbsrI ", yIcn IL High wv,,eL
-.i,in.v WsdcI rn,sr 70 ,,oxs ! -
w, ~ Il.y,i.i ,SsrsS 1919 W ~
NJ ,hs.s NJ ,,ok .nI hs, nnsbard Rob, :,
W,rurk I,c,oda Wv,,,h ma har hnshand
Nslsnu " r,.r Gsssh II w ,vLoso Ia
h.r hnshsnd T.hn wn.Lr..t inh, "a -
S,iss can. Ias,n. ts,m and h,s h.',
h.nd .tsssa nnm 49, Is,ns. Ahha, ~,
81, ~. ~" GU" e"' "" AO' 20"
/ Nav n, mi. dav oomas rho above par,,pa nv
rh.,, ar ,rrav ga n.sasnt ~ *. = mr. :.
sa,i,lan vassnah ~, ~ III shnesiss M
,,ne Michael w y,,ch sen'nr' a, M IA tnis
ina ia Anil lg7e IN MIise cnnhfv. NJ, In.
tasr.fs ..av;no lhs ,,dlo~,ng mar Al ha,.
',nA is,., ran,a,o. ,ati-as , 81. $50 ~
M NJ" 800 tA1y~ uu,sh vs,,,t c.L
siuav wet h Gsnum 4 vsIk 10 WyncE
Is sn,.l w y,,ss' J,,.sSh S,,sh M.hss.
wyeIck who had married ONE Robert Wsr i,
t,,;c,'d,s W"ssc@ sh, ~ m.sr,-d 49, y
S0'"a,S $3.50 v""I w mar''su oIs
m ,er,sd ma Inn Wn,fman' Lawn. l.
SIM rbn 4, Il m.r,i.., - .J.ssa Gnm q I'M
dnA anS s1.S 1i.r. -. ~, I,r,bSS ~. a 40,
a.c.a.sd ~, 80 \ d.o's,a.rS ..,d n..,s.s. ',
L.. ~ , s,ct 80" $1,000
Tnat ,.,d AZ ,b.al w ,yiok deceas.ds died
..,z.d tu ~. .,ru,L. - tha ~ nw,ny yaAI-
80. n Mlis, Epp,,,, ~ wSr. ne n,r,h.
49,, ors,tsr snathaa. n,.rta, and 40 .nr,..
80, -, nvv.s, rn.~,.. .nn,h.s,t o.,sr,ar
ssct,os .wrnIv. Id Tho no,thens. an.rte,
no,,haaot c,.,ts, and s-on,hu al o1,y,st
,,,.tn.a., ou.r.ar ma m .c,.s nn.I MIR nuss
ou.rt.r nor h, "A, a ,hrrr n 4 10 acres u.tt
d, orthesat ou.rler uoythwust ouYrtsr nnb.
north west O nrtsr nnrthwe.t onar tor aus
sousnpnst o,nit.r norrn wr1I ouarter srctIoI,
twenaI -nins, ri in townshio FORTY of rang,
,ntrteen.
rnnt slocp thu decrease Of said NJ ohne,
" srick ST., H.nr, W,dcs one OF lbs a. d
nrirs has su,d aud g ,,ysy.j aI his in,strsI
IN sid Isnd &c. lanes A nb.t. A A :
u,n,t a IA from Inc Audience 1h.t ,he rboy,
,,.u,.1 nar,ies re ths nniv persnns In,srest.
ID 80 said real estate and have sitlv TO s.i0
'ands = '.llows tu.wtt
Ths, M caatI Wttcxl hugh Wyrick, C.l
.inay WIZ S'nnm W'tes,J John Wytitk
Dan'.i W.rick, J 'sepb WIyt'ck,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
sAsasiFyAsALE.,


Bv virfua oil special execution, issuod
nom the ON % Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Opnrt OF M,iisr county, Missouri, in favor al
the State o. Missouii, az the relation and 10
the nsr Old mrs M. Brockmah, Collector Of
The II venue OF Mutsr cnunty, Mlss0uIi. ana
sgsinst J-mes MacKitdv, dsted The 10 h dsv
u JAnuary, A ID. 1879. and 70 tbs under.
signed sheriff delivered, I wilton
Wednesday the 10 b day Of march, 1879,
between she hour. Of ains o'clock AZ M. To-.
n'on and i've a'cock In the AFTERNOON ~ ~,
tay. AZ tne Court hOu-e door 10 the town -
Tuscumoi4, Miller county, State on MI
~ouri, aud while She Circuit court Of NM
county Is Ia session, expoaa TO sale Al puhS4
auction 70 the highg1t bidder Ior cas- ~ =
hant, at The right. lite, intsrsst and ] TAI
the following. ,irscfibed Iaelse,kate. s,sus,sS
the county OF Muller aud Sta,e of MI
souri,, to.wit. % =
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27

Has nov on hand, q 10 OfIssihg for sale,
the largest ana bert selected q, ok OF bard.
ware eyer opeped gu 10 Jefferson Cay.
B,Ovas and tinWare cutlery Of the best
bFs mis-. granite wArey forming implimsnw Of
AZ nds, IN iac., every ~astiesi su.uaily ksps
sold sfhving prIcss. asvsb BIN q call 81 IVY
High street.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
Usage xaMey BanneF.
Thursday, Fsbrnary ~. 1879.

Tae most va .dsriuI chase on record COX.
place this mcrning by . Professor; after
"More Anon." who hit Bply P~aterson-the
trail followed TO snd lost under the bridge on
,Shut.in branch ir thia place.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27

Dsllmeyer y DC. Wholesale and RetsiI
Merchants. keeps IN large quantities "
Goods, Grocatie, and everything ,or the
use of man or beas,--at bed rock prices.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27

L'vlsd upon and TO be aola 10 ea,isfy said
execution and costa.
P.S. MILLER. Sseg,H.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31


The New York Financial Chronicle
discusses the cause Of the better times,
as follows:
The contributing causes are very
many. AS to cereals, the advantages of
cheap labor, helpful machinary--the
Development in the item Of farming
impliments and machinary being itself
avery suggestive fact-and the enormous
areas Of fertile soil are special causes,
working with others. The effect of the
war in stimulating production, through
the requirements and purchases Of the
government, has also been an enormous
fact in the increased production in near
ly every line. Suddenly there sprang
into existence here such market for
capital, labor, skill, invention and human
activity in every phase, as the world
never hncw before; necessity became
tine unu,rrer or invention, and the facili-
ties for and habits of production, then
forced into being, remained. The Uni
ted States since 1870 have attained--in
the national sense of power, fecundity
in every department OF activity, and
expectation as to the future--a position
among nations far in advance OF what
had been attained, before. This ls moi
the less permanenb because atthlned
apparently, at q bound; and yet ,6 was
only the recognition which was sudden
the growth had been going on all throu gl
the century. Probably it is neither
incorrect nor bOastfnl to say that there
is hardly nation on the globe whose
prospect, on the whole, are to-day sc
good as are those OF the United states
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31
Horses Ages.
HOW TO TELL

On the lower jaw, a colt sheds the too
middle teeth within six months after
second year, and within six months after
reaching the age Of three years sheds one
tooth on either side of these twonew mid
die teeth and at four years will have full
set of new teeth on front lower jaw At
five years there will he shells on the
corner teeth; at six years the two middle
teeth will be smooth, at seven years, one
on each side of those two middle teeth
will be smooth, and at eight years all the
lower jaw teeth will be smooth.
On the upper jaw, at nine years of age
the two middle teeth will be smooth at
ten, one tooth on either side of them
will be smooth at eleven, all smooth,
above and below. At twelve, the corner
teeth project; at thirteen, one tooh next
them, and at fourteen all project, above
and below. Beyond that, all is guess
work. J. NJ. 3.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31
EsOpcd With u Negro.
THE RASH STEP TAKEN BY A WEALTHY
AND ACCOMPLISHED PITTSBuRG GIRi.

P1TTSBURG, May 16.-The little town
of Beaver, which is one of the surburbS
of Pittsburg, is in terrible state of cX-
element. One of the prettiest, wealth.
lest, and most accomplished young
ladies of the town left her mothers
house and deliberately married negro,
who is as ugly and ignorant as he IS
black. For some time past Annie Mason
has given her parents a good deal OF
trouble by her reckless, wayward con-
duct, but, being an only daughter, she
was spoiled by indulgence. Her father
is United States storckeepcr in Indiana
county, but lives in Beaver, and is
wealthy. Her uncle is ex-Chief Justice
Daniel Agnew of the Supreme Court,
and the fami ly is one of the best i'll
this part Of the State. Mrs. Geo. Jones,
nee Miss Annie Mason, is twenty years
old. She is a brunette, with large eyes,
exceedingly pretty face, and fine form.
She had a quarrel with her parents on
Wednesday night, and early yesterday
forenoon she left her home and met
George Jones, a coarse, illiterate coal
digger, by an appointment which she
had made by some unknown means the
night before. At ) o'clock in the morn
ing Jones and Miss Mason went to
Rochester, which is about a mile from
Beaver, and hurried to the house of a
colorcd clergyman, who married them
in the presence Of two white men, who
were called in to act as witnesses. The
couple then took the next train back to
Beaver, where Jones hired a room in Il
small house which has only three rooms
in it, two of which are already occupied
by negro families. The reckless girl
sent home for her trunk, piano and
some of the ornaments from her room,
and this was the first intmation her
mother had of The marriage. Her
mother tried to persuade her daughter
to return to home, but she refused. Her
fethcr is not at home, and knows nothing
as yet OF the affair. 1t is not known
how Miss Mason became acquainted
with Jones, or where she ever met him.
Threats are openly made by the young
men of Beaver of tarring and feathering
Jones and driving him out of the town,
but up to the present time nothing has
been done, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are
living in their squalid room, while the
wayward girls mother is lying at her
elegant home crazy with brain fever,
brought Oh by her daughters conduct.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

pearauce of their master, but when
were courtiers at fault. One put his
hands before his eyes and cried out the
splendor of the robe dazzled him.
Another fell prostrate ard cried "a God,
a Cod" and so the magician came to
high honor as many do who trade upon
the credulity of some and the toadyism
of Others.
We don't dare to say that all the
grand medical discoveries OF the age
are arrant humbugs, but we do as
sert that if theory was promulgated
that mans best mode of locomotion is
on ali fours, that there would be found
disciples, who would delide the idiotism
of those who wouldn't at once see that
nature never intended any other mode
of progress.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

On the night of the 9th inst, at about
10 or 10 o'clock, a man was discovered
looking around the premises of Domi-
nique Lalanne, near the town of Wash
ington. The place was occupied by
white laborers, with one exception, a
colOred man and wife. Numerous thefts
had been perpetrated and the occupants
were on the watch. The wife of the
colored man seeing the prowler, awaked
her husband, who reused two of the
white men living on the place. Aiming
themselves with two double barrel shot
guns they went in search of their mid
night visitor, who was discovered stand
ing in the enclosure, and on being asked
who he was, started to run, when
one of the party Dominique Daverzac,
(white> called upon him to halt,
which he did not do. The said Domi
nique Daverzac, then fired both barrels
Of his gun at him, seemingly without
effect, for he continued to run. The
colored man Caesar Bourque then snatch
ed the loaded gun from the other white
man, Burditt FRANCOIS and fired both
barrelsat the fleeing man, which brought
him to the ground. He died almost
instantly, and was found to be a colored
man by name Of Louis, living in the
neighborhood. A horse was found tied
up in the stable with new rope, SO it
is generally supposed that deceased
intended either to use the horse for a
midnight ride or to steal him. All three
of the parties surrendered themselves
early next morning to the Sheriff. They
were brought before Judge Hudspeth
on Thursday morning and after a
thorough examination Jos. Dominique
Daverzac and Caesar Bourque, were put
under $500 bond for their appearance
before the District Court, and Burditt
FRANCOIS was discharged.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31
Vaccination Pro and Con.

We notice i'm our exchanges that q
conflict is raging both in America and
Europe, between the advocates and
opponents of vaccination. We had
been under the impression that the
was settled long ago, and that
4Jenner and Lady Mary Worthy Montan-
que, were considered the benefactors OF
their species for the introduction OF
the vaccine virus to mankind. But just
gee how awfnily the world has been
deceived all this time. The statistics
of some London and New York physi
clans prove that all kinds of terrible
diseases are propagated by vaccination.
Scrofula in its every form and every
chronic hereditary malady are engrafted
pn the healthy human subject By vac
Sination. Whole families are poisoned
by it, according to these authorities and
transmit disease from generation to
genaFation, Moreover it does not really
protect from small pox, and then in
stance after instance is related to clench
this statement,
Now we would like to know. "who
can agree when doctors disagree" How
AFs Re tha nGpr ignorant multitudes to
decide whether to take proteap diseases
Or small pox ap aatarel? Is there
no way of getting out Of the dilemma9 :
When we are told that even healthy
virus sometimes "kicks up bobbery "
among the blood corpuseples and yitiales
system, we are tempted to despair.
The doctors have been very hard on us
within the last few years. They give
us the germ theory to digest and they
burn the things out, and freeze them
out, and when one Of us innocently
askes "what is a germ, how did it come
and what made it, and why don't the
miscaoseope show it to us9" They
tnrn upon us with doltp and stupid .
and box MS oratorically right and left.
To be sure there are wiseacres among
us who cry out that they understand
the whole theory and can trace the
progress and Development of the germ,
though they don't belong to the faculty.
We wonder il they ever heard the story
Ola certain great king, whom magician
promised to clothe in a robe like the
sunbeams. He diVested the monarch
OF all llis attire, pronounced o few
oanaiistic words and his ministers were
summoned to behold the king in all
ehis glory. OF course they were aston
ished and shocked at tue undressed ap.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

-. -. .,AU,A. ~ al VS.. Z. L. DUSON.
BY virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale, issued
out of the honorable District Court, in and for
the parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled
suit, and to me direct@, Twill proceed to sell at
public auction, to tho highest bidder, aA the
courthouse Of said parish, in the town Of Ope-
lousas, on SATURDAY, the 5th day or July,
1879 at IL o'clock A. NJ, the fOlOWlng des-
cribed property, to-wit; ,,
A certain tract or parcel of land lying on both
sides of Bayou Waxia i'll the parish of st. Ian
dry, in township four, south range five east, in
the South Western Land District OF Louisiana,
the said land being numbered and divided into
lots as follows, viz: Lots numbers four, five:
six, seven, eight AND nine, as per platt of said
land, fled in the recorders ofsce for the parish
of ST. Landry, in sale from said Bloch Bros. to
william schweke and Charles Getting. the
whole of said lots containing together seven
hundred and thirty-one and 24!11oo aerea. .he
said land being bonn"e::. as tfS,,',ows. to,wit
On the north II IL s.aVsg.s of sylvestre, south by
srcNeily. Wilmington, Mcdaniel and Beard
and west unknown. being part OF the same
property acquired by vendors from heirs of
EIiakim Littell, purchased at different times at
proyal sale and sheriff sale.
Terlns-CaSh
GEORGE PULFORD,
may 81 Coroner of Parish OF st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

We have received communications
from Big Cane from two of our friends,
giving an account of the "gold hoax -
in that vicinity, but as we had already
published an account, furnished to us
by member of the Little Hatchet Club
of this place, and as there is slight
difference in all them, of the accounts,
we will have to delay publication until
we can investigate the matter.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

We again call the attention of parties
interested to the petition of the agent
of the Louisiana Western Railroad
Company, to the Judge of this district.
He will be in Opelousas, on June 10th,
as stated in the petition. He has added
some new names of land owners along
the line to the list already published.
Read the petition, which will be found
in another column.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

We are sorry to announce that owing
to the extreme heat of the weather, and
the fact that the Woodwork springs
have gone dry, that the Little Hatchet
Club have been compelled to postpone
their picnic until after rain. Due
notice will given of the day.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31
MARIA JULIE DAIGLE, ADMIR-, vs.. sYPH
RYEN BOUDREAUX.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issuea oMi
of the honorable Parish Court il and for the
Parish Of st. Landry, in tle nboye entitled suit
ana to ftta tiirerteu, I will proceed to sell at
public sale, to the, highest bidder at the Court
house in the town of Opelousas. parish of St
1879, al IL O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
l. Eighty acr's of woodland situated in Mallet
parish of St. Landry bounded north by lands
of Francois Smiens south by lands of Lalanne
east by lands unknown, west by lands unl,nQTl
2. Forty acres of Woa.d.laNd,, s,enated' III said
pa-ish pounaet; north by. lands OF Bite. R1deau
south by lands Of Francois Jean, east by lands
of Martin Andrepdnt and west by lands of Bite
Rideau.
Terms-Cash.
~ c. C. DUSON,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

On Saturday last Sheriff Duson left
this town, having in charge gefive convicts
for Baton Rouge, to-wit: Green Har-
rison, Casimir Robert, Alexis Nezat,
Albert Nezat and Joe Zeringue, all for
larceny. Three of the parties convicted
at last term of our District Court having
taken appeals to Supreme Court were
not taken down.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

Bloch & Isaac continues to receive
new goods, their store is still crowded,
and those who buy once, come, and come
again, There's no inferior qualities and
damaged goods among their articles.
There's no short measure or careless
attendance among their clerks. II they
can't suit customers than no one can.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31
list ELe1IeFA

Remaining i'll the Post Office at Opelousas, La,
May 26th, 1879, and If not taken out before
Jnne 9th, 1879, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington D. C.
Adams W A Hall mrs Sarah
David Lewis Jordan mrs M A
Deiville Jean LeBOurgeOis madame
Hutchinson miss Kate Roy mme Joseph
Harris J S Vigcr Eticnne
Griffin mrs Peter Williams B T
CHAS. NJ. THOMPSON, P. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-31

No man is ever good for anything
until he has fouHd two things-frst,
something to love, and second some-
thing to reverence,
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DIED =:

DOssMAN-At her res,ience on Mountain
Bayou, i'll this parish Nay, 18th, 1915, Mrs
EE.EoNORE DossMAE, nct Fohtenot, wife Of
CHARLES Dossman, aged So years, 6 months and
r
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF sT. LANDRY
No. 41a2.
ESTATE OF BEN. BENJAMIN ALIAS DUCK,
DECEASED.

Whereas, d. p. saizan of the parish of
st. Landry has applied by his petition to
be appointed administrator OF the estate of
Ben. BENJAMIN alias Duck, deceased late of the
parish of St. Landry.
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment, will file the same
In writing in my office, in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES O. CHACHERE, Clerk.
may 31-ban
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
81 HERHFFsS SALE.

PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 778.
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EERlRF.s SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OFsT. LANDRY
No. 12742.

&. TfSEpIJ <.rr THT' r, ~ r,~xoo,~
,,.,u,u ..A AL VS.. G. c. DUSON.
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may 81 Sheriff of the Pari