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TIMELY TOPICS.

MRS. JESSIE BENTON FREMONT is on a
visit East for the first time since she
went with her husband to Arizona,
where he was appointed Governor two
years ago. She is with friends on Staten
Taland
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
Legislature of 1850.

The following is the probable COM
plexion of the next Wisconsin legisla-
ture. Republicans in roman; democrats
in italics:
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Beware Of Malaria.
across.

The prevalence Of malsrial diseases in country
ana town indicates danger 10 which We arc all
exno.cd Theee dtteaees are easy 10 contract and
hard 10 eradicate. But Msrnet's sale Pllls neu-
trslaes the poison and cures them. And they
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

Total sl3s, 81, sol sass, ST. 50 S7l3, 5s5 IS
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SENATE.
ASSEMBLY.

Republicans, .; Democrats, s
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J. n. coscRovEyi
EDITOR 4 Proprietor.
Published Every SATURDAY Mo,n;n.o
Subscription Rates.
The Hanging Of q Woman IN E64lnsl.
From the ,rimsa pH q, sbj OF

While Hanna Dobbs aud Kate Wsbi,22 Y!
are being tried for their lives, CetlN1 ~
Churchill, = woman OF s., hao nm ~.
fenced aud executed Of Taunton 8omes.
sctshire, for the murder of her huobeSa.
Samuel Churchill aud his wife had iiVea
together before marriage, during NINA
time they bad a son. Tho old, man, bad
property, aud hal made q viii ID XVI
Of this boy. III March of thia wear 10 m
been known to express his intention ~
altering the will, at which Bic viiaJ "
very angry. Before be had q chance o
alter it he was dead. The wife onele1
called one Whatley into tho Louse .aud
told him that the old man had fallen In.
to the tire in fit. The body waH Nm.
e! beyond recognition. No indicatieae
Ut v'ofence were found upon it. Whit.
Irys wife, however, remembered ths1 46a
day before she heard in tho ln,,lse. a ~
was pas ing, cries of Murder and IL .
!" pain r"ii, f b if7Eq16ssaejon la .w
and saw Mrs. Churchill dragging .eoupe.
thing toward the fire She told this %
her husband before Mrs. Churnhill csllsd
him to show him tue old man dead, The
police arrested the woman they found
one Of her fingers cut, blood on tho ScrSia
near the fire where her husband used, .
sit, blood "n a Ratchet, bl.sri on, the
woman's clothes, and on cloth which
had evidently been used to mop bind
tr",n, the flor. She admitted to . Nm.
WhatDey the cries of murder, hut said L
wsas fn,fhit,U. -fvknrrhfll vrss A,,fvi tkaiasafS
ling. On this testimony tho woman, Mo
protested her innocence to tho last, VIZ
hanged yesterday. : a. a"''e'V
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A Very General Application.
Detroit Free Press.

II war about to drserv~," said the
President If the Lime Kiln Club,
".lat sum Of de- Guild f"lks io dis Oay-
hs,i hood am very much concerned
bout de President's veto. l bar
dem talkia' bout it in de- ehops, an
IN ,le streets, an last mite de- old
man Slower d'aPped 10 90 me, eyes
l,angi1 ont an knees ahxkin, aud
AGED il I'll heard de news. He vac
~ upset dat he c"nldn't keep still,
srectin' dat do world war 90 de- ri Ut
III >f"ppin' botton.-sideA up. N"w l
wsnt to ssy to all II ye, dat s'sdoseo
wstes won't rio nor 'wsee@e cent, nor
yit make . drap, an dat our way am
I" keep right along blackiu' s,ovea
aud d"ing 6rst. clas5 white washin'.
We can't eat wetOes-we cant war
'em-dey wont keep roofs ober nut
heads, an dc least son talk 'bput EN-,
de more oliver y"a'lt l,ev dawn in
yer pockets. Do President may be 4
great man, an one of his wetoes. may
weigh . tan, bat Dc President Amt
gwine down inter bic wallet to feed
an .cloths %. Let Dc white folka
wasse dsir bteaf Il 6sy want to, bot
let Do .salpa man Keep h. nesf shsl
| an bic elbows nevin"
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Symptoms 0; a Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
l edge Of the ribs. increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with a dull. heavy sen.
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with painful sensation
Of having left undonc something which
Dug hit to have been done. A slight,
Z dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility: he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning. and he COM
plains of prickly sensation Of the
skin: his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try ii.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several Of tho above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet exam.
ination Of the body. after death, has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sively deransed.
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Not . Horse.
Newark Advertiser.

Hugh Clark was before Justice Ricor1
yesterday afternoon, on the charge Of
violating city ordinance by' showing a
l,ors. to rnn ct largo % the public
streets. On the part vi tho defendant, /,
was shown that Clark had not owned u
horse for six months, bnt owned mules
and that it was q mule which had been
Q" the streets. The defendants counsel
contended that, rs the city ordinanc.
says nothing alOut = mule. tho defendant
wss not liable. The City Attorney In.
sisted that mule was a species Of 6orsr,
n, d that, a the defendant a'lmitteti that
his mule had bseh grazing on tho steests.
hs wxa ga lty Of = violation Of the or
dinauce. Justice Ricotd said be- had b.
doubt that the Common Council intended
that no horse or mule shonM run II large
but hS mist c0nstr,to tho oediusNc(
strictly, aud b., therefore dismisssdi tn
complaint. li,aaE - ja~.a,, hi s5i
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ysbKl
Couting a.Drlle.-

A few days since the merriaQa!e 4
most worthy couple took place Il pee.
M"ines. The bride was 3 I Shssal
favortto ia society and iGH 1pSelkl
favorite with two young geoAeaQh,
each If whom aspired to tho 4epAepf
her hand. Ono of them, socpl0d i,
but, as The wedding was entirely fh.
vate, the OTHER did not heat CIT.
ino; evening after the. we1diaeytbe
last nan,ea vent to call on the aay,
whom Whom he he ;sp supp, t. 70 ~ ;;;;';8is
with bic bonnie bride. L::y!eele
his wrap, he engaged ssf ;tA ~
conversation, constantly sdlna,sS
her BY her maiden name. Heteb.
CREASED 40 we'll that be aconel6del "a
"sit ont" his rival. 6 tA1u1E iatoAt u
"clDck a rrmark was made ealsActn.
f"' med him Of tue changed. fskl0pa
Vt the parties, and he c,'vclVdS0. tk1t
the "fteesi6g- ont"' 1tueesy' 1bt|ab'l
IN, and he tncontinently" departed, 1
wiser aud saddsr mao.
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Following his Wife to tho Grave.
y Ashland Times. -.

There died in Knoxville, Tenn, on the
10th nit. Gen. James P. BrowDlow, In the
s7th year Of bic aye. Many Of onr read
rrs will recollsct . beautiful girl, Aisl
Belle Cli6, 4 student in ver'nilliou l'-
stitute during the earlier yeafs ofthe
war, and . frequent guest Of her relative,
Mr.. Ell. Smith Ut this place. Rstaroin2
to her homs In Franklin. then tho soeps
Of conflict betwssa ths Federal and The
Confederate forces. there W. brought
iuto her fatlers houeo, alesr the eettls o.
Winst~ad Hill, her future huebaa1, Gen
James P. Brownlow, tho go q tho f.
mona Psrs.,n Brvwnlow, ed Cs)ooel d
The Fint Tennessee Cavalry. Dslisg BIZ
couvalesosues . friendship epcang uI
between the two which rapidly fipened
into su affection, which cslninatsd il
marriage. The fair bride w. enc g ~
MOTT beautifal women Of TIT REGION
ii her ihthef's heart and the belb 1thi
town. Alsw Aeeting yeels thag lived
tosether and che died. you1G = hel
4hcsbeua W., h. bscans tired 8 Hvssld
ftun which ckS was abeeot. HSawepl
toaDe - XAoxville o12 ctheeiG1a d
gFisG
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4 Sisters Toachiss Letter.
fReadinR (Ps,) June 81

The following touching letter was 70.
ceived BY Meinrod Spattsnhul,er, in tho
Labanon Jail. He is to be hanged next
Tuesday The letter was written in
Germany by one Of his seven sisters, and
is % follows:
SorLtNGEN, May IL, 1889.
Dear Bfother-We have received your
letter with the information Of your ter
rible misfortune. You eau imagine what
psin the information caused % and moth.
Or, that you stand 90 near deaths door,
Alb desr brother, could I but Gee you
once moro once more embrace you
speak hut one word with you! Yes, !
wonld be willing to die with you, and
woul.l consider myself happy !; but, alas
it cannot IT, God has ordained It other.
wise. Dear brother think Of our meet
ing again. There 10 higher life and We
shalt meet thero-we shall have Q hap
pier life than. this life can afford. Dear
brother, comfort yourself; pray pray
during the last weeks, o We are praying
-,nofher. and oil your sisters begging
that God may have mercy on you. Deal
brother since ,your absance We havt
never forgotten you in our prayers, and
we certainly will not forget you now
Many thousand good wishes and kisss'
from mother and sisters-we shall never
forget you. Dear brother, If yon ca,
write before that sad day, write to VI
ain: send Us a lock Of your hair for lit
tie relneiillrauce Of you. Dear brother,
again many go,s. wishes from mother
prepare yourself well, repent Of you,
sins that you may not DO eternly los..
vii finish this letter with the hope OF
receiving an answer from yop. am, un
til death, your loving sister.
JOsEpHlNE.
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His Bumpers"

1t won!d not Oe truth to ~ tA0t
twenty-five n,eu per week walk itt6 III
railroad Offices of Detroit with 1Ipi1oQk
coupler, patent platform, patent hump.
ers, patent brakes and pat6nt fldiihbSt thur
else, which they wish, IN ~ to1Dpio
company for half . million Nn ~
number isn't over fifteen per weeE. III
it ts steadily growing. fkttabaQp1n
old platform car vt the Union DQp0t n
tho benefit of these inventort. Whol.
ever one appears they give him hA16Vb
attach bis patent to that car 1nAGtgodt
trial. The car has been overbeale4 -
much that hardly any part Of The Dott(l.
mol structure remains, and IT, ~ ~
BEEN sids.tracked the othsr dsy e&eei
trial of . patent brake, which 6ieee
nothing but tho inventoft .eAfADss ~
along came = queer old eeo6' ;6eQhp
north with . patent bumper. hA ~
OF bic hat and said they would 4at.
bump anything ON earth. he dAoo6b
Overcoat aud remarked that .they, 1oe16
save the lives Of 500 brakemen PSF yelS.
He fell into . chair and eedsc16t
they exercised an economical iu6neo0oaa
the en- inc, held moral Lover oXee ~
brakemen, aud assured 3 AvS NJ ~,
dividend to stOckhuldsr. They TIA @
make him believe that bic. psteotr ~
I 900 years old, aud that bio invent 36a
was meant to apply to milk SSis "a
besr wagons. but they oouldn't dised9f.
sge him . bit. Az . last resort heNoe
given the old car. He put Z oistS{t6e
and blacksmith at work, and i91t16bo
days he Was ready for triel.; ,,a;,n.sii,
"'What claim for this 'ere inycotl0a y
DO exclaimed q oil was ready, 4s e9oe1 Il
will save human life till you eAdlsht,
and now let her perform"
She performed. An enginS MeM-
tached and tho old Car drawn odWr1oo
inventor stood right up to whist AeAer
serted. He said that . man between
two cara provided with & hlN tS6kttt
bumpers " o. safe - If in bic evafpac.
lar, and when the car was backed down
t, . "freight," he was there to ooublG d.
Those who didn't see him there oeea
heard Of bis presence. Tia banpsts
were success. They struck Snd fan.
med him 20 fat that his yelo iaa1o
forth % thin ~ old fashioned tArp>,eapt
pieces, aud seemingly no .lsrger. WSsu
the car was hauled away tho invS2t5k'a
vest buckle was found under bic IN,
aud bio silver watch down bic le& boot
leg, aud he was about q l1at up Ind
down "a plank It would Atvt f1t6n
impossible to tell the front ,side Dken
the back side but for the folethoueht q
. small boy who picked out thSsd(u1e u
arms wero attached to and reaNed ~
the frent side. They took tho nApq. 90
to cheap hotel, and it ID theN VT,
Some Of the nstneas hes disApp15td,
and lit" can speak . few vords, AnA M
weeks will pass before that particular
inventor will drop his old whl6G hee1s
the table Of another RAILROAD -eapsain'
touu0ut' ed; ft.ia la. i,,.1 an
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t" it's influence the nerve. centers lose
consciousness and sensibility, appa-
rent sleep crceps over the system !;
then comes stupor, and then the end"
4 "Hoine" for Bachelors.

Some one has said that "hotne" il
the best word in the language. It II
also the most abused word. We have
homes Of every kind. We have sail.
ors' homes, soldiers homes, young
w"me"s' homes, childreus' homes,
railr"ad mems homes, actors homes,
homes f"r the aged, Masons homes,
Odd Fel|ows' homes, tempe
rance homes and Oliver Wendell
H"lmea, and BY the way this Holmes
wrote IF the home for aged aud de-
cayed pnnsters. Be it ever ~ nu.
me, QUA there is nothing ~ multiplpx
IA home. One If the latest experi.
n'ents 10 the matter If homes was
the Stewart attempt tn make 4 home
far old maids. That home failed.
A"d every woman eaid she knew 1t
would. SpiteT"i tire" sn;i shct tho
women would rather bear the ILL
they have at the bos,ding.l'"uses
with mankind than fly to others that
they knew not VI !" their aolitary
prison. Evidently the women that
Stewart build his home for Thought it
wae not good f"r them I" live al"ne.
Alm"st every class Of people have
been provided with home except
bachelors, aud no "ne seems tn have
thonght If this unfortunate b,Othel.
hood until Mr.. Sherwood, If New
York, started this week to erect IA
hume fr bachelors and attists-a
vrrital'le ''baclel"rs' hall" The
Lni|di"g will br vi brick, with granite
aud iron trimmings, aud seven Al"
rirs high. There will hs titty>six
soites IT rooms, thirty six Of which
wilt liz arranged to auit the demands
of artists, while the remaining TWEEN
II will I've for bachelors generally.
The suites fNr artists will each con.
tain "ne studio room l6x27, one "a, .
lor l4zl6. one bedro"m 1876, and
Que reception room 5xl0; while the
suites FIR the other bacl'elors will be
each composed Of ono parlor, two
bedr'oms, bathroom, wardrobes aud
closets. 1t 10 expected that two
bachelors will occupy . suite thus,
the two hrdrooms. The rWms will
be let anfarnial,ed, aud each bachelor
or artist can suiti his own decorative
taste. On the frat a..or If the artists
section there will bs a kitchen and
rom fur the caterer. Not only will
there b. = dining room 1886 feet,
but smoking rom Vt the same di
mensious. This caterer, along with
the janttor, will have charge Of the
entire management IT the house, and
the building will be kent by them in
perfect order Mr.. Sherwood thinks
that the building. a. now projected,
would 10 completed and ready FIR 'c
cnpancy toward the end II this year
TIE ioteiiUr will b~ fiuished with oak,
ash and cherry. Elevators will be
run throngout tho day aud night,
The entrance fot artistic will be on
Fifty .sevent street, while that for the
other bachelors will be on Sixth Az.
900es ,.. H. tr..-.5 - 5s. .. .t.
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0 "Pnde 10 q woman destroys OIL
eymn,etry aud gtsce," assys Z pm
verb. II this be true Il eecuro a. ne
there's lots nj symt1etty and gtacs
demolished every tlns'. . new speins
bonnet sy:s,. ep s 4 s:ela '' y "a eislS. +
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BEwAsE or INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures Of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. or the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
{. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations of the
name McLane. spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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ACUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and
as a simple purgative. they are un.
eQualed.
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Do the Dying Suffer Pain.

ACWPso wv UOt JN0 W vuUN u
death. II IL an onpIeasaDt subject,
hut it constantly "h,rudes itsstf, and
there has b~en much speculation 40
I" whether -nsen,sl or phys'cal pain
attends the 6nal act. Observation
teaches IA that there IL little pain 1T
either kind In dying. Experience
viii come to % al due 0f these daya,
but il will come tUO late to beuetlt
ilsose whe se~sia. 1t seea,s t. he
pakiad provision of Natare, that az
we approach tho dread event oor ter.
r"ts diminish, ard the onward aud
Lero dis Slike-fsarlesa, indifferent
aud ,ssisusd. A. to physical pain,
Dr.. Edw. H. Clarke, 10 ''visious"
ssya: -r) sa ra4
1.-THE rule ia that nnconscionsness,
not pxin, attends the final act. To
tho snbjrct If it death il not more
painful than birth. Paiul-esly We
come; whittier We know Mt. :. Nx..
,urs kindly pr"vit~s ~ a"estbstic
f,r the lody when tho spirit leaves
it. Previous to that moment, aud. il
preparation for it, respiration becomes
feeble, generally e(nv and short, aud
eltsn, accompanied b. lesg tuspira.
iossv and, abort, ssddsn expirations,
% that tho blond u always steadily
less and 'l~ss~ o1ygsnated. At the
aamA time the heart ncne Nth Nnrrea.
bonding debility, producing 9 slow,
feeble. and often irregular pnlss.
AZ this prhcsss goes on, tho blond IL
not o0ly driven to the head with d..
hlnisl,ed foree asd 10 .|ess quantity,
bat wl,ss 1--WE elIOre IL loaded .mOre
ind moro With carbonic acid gxs, Z
powerful a6esthesic, u tho os,se q
6has derived ftoa charcoal. eabiee(
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A Nevada tailur' kpeckVd .asAfeb
oamed Nsgg DIVA with Aisj H.. The
iron haa Ossn- stn6s,i e,d pls ;1o Z
massaa' labeled, "The $50 3bat
laid tho golden Nesg.s as,, c.,c se
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I H. IN. J.CUNNINGHAM.

ATTORNEYS At Law.
e. Denis Street, NatchitOches, La.
WILL give prompt and personal at
w teutiOn to all bnslucss entrusted to
their care.
Practices in the District and Parish
Courts in the Parishes Of NatchitOches,
Rcd River, DsSOtO and Sabine, and before
the Supreme Court at Monroe and New
Orlsaus. Jan s 7,.1ye
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Perpetual motion he's 6 last beoa
accomplished. ludiGuapGol p1ns Z
female sexton aud uovl1iD - M
the other. -(Watsrloo OhoeRsee.,,,.
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One Of tho. eartiest female archery
clubs 70 read about vac when Ruth
vac out In tho Geld with hsr Bvas and
hSrrOWe. ny ...e.s ,-e., er n, :
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EVERY BOX WARRANTED

Meet Cooplete Satisfaction Guaranteed
, .a Or No Ply.
d Full directions around each box
Physieisns supplied By mail, postpaid
advance. We will send these Pills Il
any reliable druggist or merchant TO eel
ON commission. Agents wanted every
whore: ,t5 -. ~
-. JOHNSON 4 Co..,
8 !. llIeel lluk llslitlsn.
Janeo-ly.
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The Greatest Medical Triumph o
Modern Times! The Mysterious
Channel Of Disease Discorered,
and a Certain Cure Provi-
ded. The Stomach,
Lirer, and BoUels
. 2 the Centre Of
-.. Disease.
PARSONS lURCI1NE PILLS
The Great Anti. Bilious Remedy and
Miasmatic DISCOVER.
PARSONS
PURGATIVE PILLS

Arc the result Of long. continred Scien-
tific investigation, and arc Warranted to
cure al diseases originating in the
Stomach, Liver, aud Bowels No grip.
ing pains follow the uSe Of these Pills,
unless the Bowels are infamed; but Re-
lief, Immediate Relief, may I've relied
upon. Az Common Family Physic
PARSONS
PUR q A TIVE PILL s
Stand unequaled before the world to-day.
BY varying the dose according to direc-
tioOs, Parsons PurgatiYe Pills etlectnally
Purify the Blood and greatly alleviate,
II not entirely cure Dyspepsia, scrofala
Of Kings Evil, Rose. Erysipelas or st.
Anthony's Fire, Ernptions, and Eruptive
Diseases Of the Skin, Salt Rbeun,. Tet.
ter, Ringworm. Sores, Boils, Tnmors
Morbid Swellings, alterations, Pimples
aud Blotches.
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Traosteat advertisements q. 50 per square Of
QogR 0r0tier, FIRST insertion Each subse.
eutoesnAerticn Is cents per square,
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COnstable's Sale.

Mrs. Eliza Payne, Executrix ofthe estate
Of John Payne, W.. Mrs. Edwine Snddath.
6 No. 264.
10y virtn. Of . writ Of Fl. Fa., issued in
ID the above entitled aud numbered
snit and to me directed. I have seized
and will offer for sale to tho last and
highest bidder at the Phoenix Saloon in
the City Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, jane l4th, 1879.
the following described property, to-wit !:
One Billiard Table
Fourteen Billiard Cues
Two sets Billiard Balls
One Pool Board.
One Chandelier.
One Cue Rack.
One not Of Pool pins.
One set Pool balls.
One gallon mixed Liquors.
One hundred aud eighty Poker Chips.
One half box Ssgars
One match box.
2erms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement.
JAS. T. KING,
May Sl.3t. Constable, Ward, /.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
Terms Of Sale:
Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
Louis Duplex, Administrator, VI L.
d. LePaulmier.
Parish Court-No, 1874.
by VIRTUE of q writ Off. n !;
IL sued in the above entitled snd - -
bered suit and to me directed. IL
seized and will offer for Gale to Ill
and highest bidder at the door a.
courthouse, in the city and perii !,
Natchitoches, on.
Saturday, the 9TH day Of Jsns, ln
between the legal hours of sale, 4.
tain tract of land, with the ilnprov,sss'
thereon, situated in the Parish Of IN
itoches. containing seventy.eipht M
acres, being the Same land aceuirI
Mrs. Virginia .Bossier at tho auoss.
effects Of Nizilda St. Amans, made al
9TH day of December. ISL, and deasr;s
in said process verbal Of sale a. iot II.
Containing forty-two (42) acres mi !
No? containing thirty.six 5000 ~
acquired by Louis D. LePaulmier II
Mrs. Virginia Bossier by act Of sale ~
ed on 27th day Of Feb. 1875.
7srms Of Sale: i{i
Cash subjsct to apprsisemeut
L. A. DEBLlEUI
May 3-tds. g.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
CODstable's Nsle.

James McCook, vs.. Henry p.,.
Justice Court Ward l, Parish Of \.
itoches-No 200.
DY WRITE ola writ of Fl n
- sued in the above entitled ana 3 !
bcred suit aud to me directed q
seized and will offer for sale to -. =
and highest bidder at the door, !.
courthouse in the city Of NatchitocS.
Saturday the It'll day Of Jan,. n
between the legal hours of sal. ~.
lowing described property, to.wit NY
4 certain lot Of ground with thu,
ings and improvements thereon !.
town Of NatcLitoches in the rssr 49,
E. lots formerly belonging to Anti. :
buchoD aud Pierre Laviolette e.
said lot is situated between IL
mentioned lots and the bayou. ~.
at the foot of the hill acquirsd 4
RaIy from succession Of s. A Din,
Indicated to Henry Raby, at suoc.,'
sale Of said Droz.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement. I
=, @ JAS. +. KING
May 3'tds. Constable Wai,