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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26


ALLEGHENY SOMERSET GREETING
EDITOR hERALD.-I make bold 10 ask
\ our indulgence in allowing me to make "A
brlet statement 10 your readers in Somerset
County, regarding the RIOT bill now pend
ing in the Legislature.
July appreciate the caution OF your
people, and especially the Representatives
al Harrisburg. in committing themselves
TO the support of the bill, and | am conf
dent thai a full understanding of the matter
would result in an overwhelming senti
ment in favor of releasing Allegheny coun.
~ from liability for the riot losses. With
out going into the details of the insurrec-
ti0n-which are nov passed into history.
| would ask you % remember that the
troubles which eliminated in the Great
Riot OF 1877, IN P~lttsburgn, were brewing
throughout the country Tor months. and
when the cloud burst. Il was on our devOt.
90 heads the blow tell, aud Pittsburgh was
simply she cushion which bTuke ihs force
aud saved the balance OF u State.
The whole Of That reign .; terror. during
which The frirhtful destruction Of life and
properly occurred, Nas an accident: an
occurrence out Of all previous experience.
and which We devoGtly hope will never
happen again in the history Of our cum
to-.
Iass beng The case. VIC have confidently
appealed 10 u sister counties for help.
Let me remind you. Mr.. Editor. OF the
action u Allegheny county in case OF your
Own beautiful lille mountain civ. when
from her ashes she c..el 70 the State for
help.
Every Representative from Allegheny
county in the House. and every Senator
voted for your relief. The Speaker of the
Senate that year NSs3 NOT only voted for,
but ieit his chair and advocated ON the
door, the passage Of your bill. and used all
his influence 20 carry il. That speaker
wac from Allegheny county, and tie re-
suit was . triumph for Somerset by carry
ing the bill successfully through both
Houses. twas no fault Of ours that The bin
was vetoed by the Governor. Your com
miitee OF citizens who visited Harrisburg,
representing all classes, will bear testimony
To the truth of the above statement. Now,
after the lapse OF years, Allegheny in her
deep trouble. comes 20 you Tor help, and
shall She ask in yainY ask you. and
through you. your Representatives, 10
put yourselves in our place" and apply
the Golden Rule, doing % as. as you
would have "a GO 30 you under the same
circumstances.
know the extent Of the favor asked,
that you should publish this cummunica-
ton, but | am emboldened 10 do so. Know
Ing your generosity from nersanal knowi-
edge, and bel .egeiag Ia your fairness now,
IL tStffHg both sides be heard.
"PITTsBRUGH."
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"Ihs THEY WE'RE HEAu. The Old
Virginia Ministries. OF Bedford. gave an
entertainment IN the Court House, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Of last week
They had come from Bedford by the over
land route. IN an open wagon. had several
mishaps on the way, and ia consequence
we're considerably used 10 and totally unfit
for performing. The audience thai greet
cd them Tuesday evening was very re-
specialize, ana the performance. as was 10
be expected, was very poor. Wednesday
evening he performances was very credits
hie bot the audience was on q par with The
acting the preceding evening There was no
clog dancing allowed aud as several ni
the musicians 81 The ireulc were not With
3hem. they had but lule iusfumeniai mu-
sic a ihtse arr tHD = ihc requisites
thai 60 20 make up o lod a'nsirel SHOW,
their Performance ai ilis place can scsrce-
is he taken as a fair Criierian ~ ibc odd
Nirginia's' abilities The fr0upe has some
good material ia b. and in The course al
time they might he aAle % give n very
creditalie entertainment. They are most
u respectable young mechanics. and our
advice To them would Zee 20 slick % ihrir
legitimate cailings. 10 work az their trades
and thus make an honest living. instead Of
going around the country making moun;e-
banks OF themselves.
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DULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

III
10 doses Young, RIrbara, Esther. EliEabsth
intsrmarried with Jacob BgrEman. and i've grand
Of his daughte Hannah ayers. deceased,
Daniel, Amos, Jacob, Maria. Elizabeth iutsrmaT-
RED sith Abraham Bumgari. Margaret inter
maorled with Mm- Nickels, the children reuiing
in Somerset county, and grand chueIea IL Fay
cite county, Pa,
You are hereby notified . appear ct an
Orphans Court. to be hehi ct Somerset On Mon
day he 2sth day Of april next. 70 accept or refuse
10 take the rsaf estate Of Henry Young. deceased.
81 the appraised valuation, OF show cause why the
came should not be sold.
Shcrids Office EDGAR ETIE
March Is, fS73. Sheriff
March 10
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SuFTERTss o A LIFE TIME.-Per-
SOFAS afflicted with rheumatism often suffer
for a life time, their fortunes being almost
without remission. The joints and muscles
of such unfortunates are in most casea
shockingly contorted and drawn ont OF
shape. To afford thea even temporary
relief tie ordinary remedies often piove
! utterly useless. HOstetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, on the other hand. is avouched by
persons who have used it, 70 be Z genuine
source Of relief. Il kaeps the blood cool
by progaoIiag a regular habit OF body, and
removes from it impurities which. in the
opinion of all rational pathologists, origin
ale this agonizing complaint s2a as kin
dred malady, the goat. BESIDES this the
Rit.efs remedy disorders of the stomach,
liver and nerves, prevent and eradicate in
termittent and remittent feyers promote
appetite and sleep ana are highly RECON-
Ien6ea w ply siciaps as a desirable medi-
cinai siimulant and tonic.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

We keep constantly on hand the Celebrated Cucumber
Pump, porcelain lined) and cheaper quality that are not
lined. This Pump has taken the lead Of all others wherever
introduced.
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Jury LIsT-The following is the list o.
jurors drawn 10 serve at April term. 1879,
GRAND JURORS.
Addison.-Geo. Poland.
Brothersvalley.-Pete Berkholder.
Conemaugh. - Moses Weaver, PHILIP
Glessner.
Confluence Bor.-Jacob Mcfarland.
Elklick.-Reuben Folk.
jefferson. -Chauncey II. Berkey Joseph
L. Miller.
Jenner.-lsaac Miller.
Jennertown Bor.-Frank Sipe.
Meyersdale Bor.-Emery George.
Middlecreek.-Jacob Hechler.
Paint-David J. Shaffer.
Shade. Charles w. Williamson.
Somerset Bor.-George Hemminger.
Somerset Tp.-Herman Berkey.
Summii.-Herman C%hrisiner. Benjamin
Bittner. Frank o. Livengood, Peter A.
Maust, Silas Walker.
Upper Turkeyfoot-Samuel BrOGeber
Ursina Bor.-Augustus Sellers, Geo W.
Anderson.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Addison.-Hiram Hartzell, Lather LIN.
niger.
Allegheny.-Jacob Burket
Berlin BOr.-Joseph Sheeiz.
Broihersvalley.-Danie Altiaihsr. An.
thony Flickinger.
Conemaugh.-Daniel ]. Blough, S,eph.
en- Griffith.
Confluence Bore. II. McNair.
Elklick-Norman Hay, Michael L.
Dively.
Jenner .-iIenry C. shafIer, Frank Wat
an.
Lafimer.-Perry Hutzell.
Lower Turkeyfoot HUFFMAN.
Albert Moon.
Meyersdale Bor.-George w. Gassman,
George j. Black, VIM. Lint.
Milford. Richard Thomas, Josiah Wal
ter. VIM Hay.
New Baltimore Bor.-FFank A. Wer-
ner.
Northampton. - Andrew Wagaman,
Samuel Poorbaugh, Henry Bowman.
Shade. Samuel Gable. John W. Reel,
j. \. Clark.
Somerset David Tayman, William
Eriedline, Jacob Deeiz, James Marshall.
Somerset Bor.-Samuel p. Snyder, Jas.
b. Tredwell.
Stonycreek.-John NJ. Schrock, Adam
.erfoss.
Wellersburg Bor.-John Wiagar-
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PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMESi

Our stock is complete in all respects, and comprises every
article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
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REFER By PERMISSION TO
Cards can be bad at he Exrnrss oor. saner-st. Pa ssps
DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned Administrator. SC. Of John
Booantn. aecf. viii sell n lu5lie cutlery. &C tao
paoAc square, in somerset Borough, on
Saturday AprlI ). 1879.
az one o'clock p. ".
MOL. a raci oflanl situz'e in Somerset Twp i.
adjoining Inns ct Hagus. Kimmel ! Waller,
ghrstita Iink y. william linzey. DavfI AK
uey. and FREDERICK bluEns-. cQBta.-iug SI6 acres.
more OF Tess, Hauus J % acrta are I'll sr. with s
acres 81 meadow. VIII house and Swlss barn.
with ptacr p1t buildings thereon erected al Or
clari ca the ane.
Mo- Twenty aeres. more or less. aif1iftr- the
above / clear, vt Hhlch : acres arsin uiaa.a0w.
balance b good siaie q cuillFds.oa an orchard
GA the same
These lGu4is ere mar % schools. churches. uii1s
ald are within 3 miesrf Somerset B1rauxh.
JOHN BINaNEE.
March - Ad1'r WIKI The will annezaf.
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"a DgSEs sUIPHuR RoAr.-Dr
DsAe whose liie long specially. and
de reputation tor curing SKIN dis
a-s endeay0fed for years 70 combine
4.9inal Treatment He has accom-
@is desirable result in the preps-
y hs compound sulphur Soap, -
lille o. which are spoken of by
has; q s highly recommended 20 all
"A9ei~ friee % cents. b. mail, IS
0N 5 cakes GO cepis.. Nv nail.
I LIS olioe 50 n. 5Gh street. Whole
y ol 900 \. 80 street. Philadelphia,
a SD bl all Druggists.
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A UnITOKS NOTICE.

lie unlsrsign-i A1fitar aprafafef - ito
Brrhals' clurt 1I>aG1rst - urty f1 sr-eraia al
ranrcueats aai uIac.- alslrilutlc1 Of tn lu-4 ~
fhe hsnls u A. Evans Al- AtmiDIsfrator af JntE
r. PbsiiyrL. lcorsezl. 70 aui amlnx tlqse iclaly
entificd FeFcie. hereby Eiset uofir1 th4t BE- VII
attend 90 tAs da-ies 81 sid aypo-nllaelt as lis
oflcc in dmerset b1r.. On Tia s1ay. Marsh -.
1873. 81 o'c4uck r. n. g5en an uAe7o Eosc
intrrested caA atteuf = they ih1nk yr0pEr
JUN r SCOTT,
Feb. q Aadit1r.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE

In Tie matter o. the sceoulrotr IN rla Court -
Isaac r sU.msu Trustee for the CUnmrn glcas0r
sale orthe Somer-cs q Mineral - mersatCo. Pa.
Point halruad. EngIan.Tl4-e
fEqgiys
And nov. Starch 1873 Cn Ectlr4an " f.lrc
kauilau. Trustee. iirl. fhe Caurf arrrinf y ID
O4ie a. cistrtuie Ire n.ui iu the E4nra 81 o.
Trustee, Co ardamaagthss- legally entitled tlsr,
o..
Extract isam the Records oonlaai March a.
1s79.
T.. srHELI.
frrhclutsT
D. Firigc1r atarc rwtHl rImu su. raflr r.
hereby rlftn is al ealulttL efef RI srI alIt-
err si fha mareaEs 0.u-s ai aIl e. ula1y. fflf {
uli slt pr 30 rln. lu S.uerat a.. H1 f4.Ir.
ArrIA iatN o. lletlre fNF ruflss rI rlf an.
Tn45tneat Heea ans sllre tnfg - aueu
10 lILF
H1rCa N1fIar
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NANTED.-A lew more recruits for &c
Company, l0th Regiment, National Guard
oi Penna. Applicants must be five feet
eight inches in height and able 10 pass a
ply steal examination. Apply 10
IL. G. CUNNINGHAM.
W. w. DAVIS,
a. II. HUsToE,
j. G. PILE,
\. b McGRIFF.
Recruiting Committee.
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NOTICE.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Jacob Sleyer late of Frosfburg Nd.
deceased.
Letters Of administrator on the above estate
having been granted on ths undersigned, notice
y hereby given 10 those indebted % IL q make
immediate payment. and those having claims
sgaiDst u 20 present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Friday March -. is7g. at the resi-
denee Of administrators. Frosthurg. Allegheny
county. Nd. OF their attorney John IL. UhI SON
erset, Pa.
GEORGE >TEYER.
NATHANS FROSf.
Feb. ID administrators
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Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, such as Iron, Norway Nail
rod Iron, Vulcan Horse-nails, Taper Taps, Horse Shoes, Fine
ISleigh-shoes and Cast Steel, A full line of Best Norway Iron,
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and Axle Clips. A complete stock Of
Maleable Iron, Burrs, Sc, sc.
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TIME TABLES.

"a X. R.-rAss xssHRAL POINT.
nsERALroIST RAILROAD
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-Saici @prafassls viH be
ie trumi-siaucr Office IN
u March -. 1873 ior iAe o..
te bridge oyer ouemahunine
n4l.us MHl Also .hc repairing
over o branch OF Sionycreek
lirics MD 10 said township. or
Gay ai j O'Clock = II. on thf
ilt repairing of the bridge ovei
mex near Wm Hay 5. in Milford
Til h. sod 10 the loves biddsr.
". N SCuRoCR.
Clerk
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
Godey's Jady's Book for January

Greets the New Year with face of
smiling beauty, containing varied feast
ofgood things forlovers of literature, art,
and fashion. The steel plate is one of
DarIey's masterpices-a party Of happy
people seeing the old year out, the new
year in. In this number is commenced a
new serial by Christian Reid, whose
novel in the Lady's Book last year won
universal favor. The new story opens
with great interest, and promises to be
one of thispopular authors est works.
There is clever satirical picture OF the
Amateurs first trail, in which the tracks
of al old house cat are being closely
Investigated by a city fop, arraycd in
gorgeous costume for hunting. There is a
colored pattern, full page, for a glovc-box,
in addition to patterns for toilet and
fancy articles, numerous and varied.
The recipes are for "Sick Room," and
offer many appetizins dishesfo invalids.
In addition TO Christian Rcid's novel,
"Roslyn's Fortune" there are contribu-
tions from many popular writer's. The
'Rosebud Garden of Girls" is c0ntinu ed
and summary given Of previous chapter,
for new subscribers.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
A LIVELY ScENE.--Our streets for the

A LIVELY ScENE.--Our streets for the
last few days have been crowded with
vehicles of every description, and the
sidewalks lined with people who had
come to make their purchases for the
holidays as we'll as for all articles needed
"at home.r Our merchants and their
clerks have been up to their ears in busl-
ness. At no time since the war has
Baton Rouge presented such spectacle.
Whether it is that tte cropsh have proven
remuuora.ive or that the people of the
back country are attracted by the fact
that our city is once again the Capital
of Louisiana, it cannot be denied that a
revival of trade is upon us. We are i'll
formed by several Of our leading mer-
chants that the farmers and planters of
orr section have been enabled generally
9 to settle up their arrears, and take home
good sums of cash money for future use.
Upon such evidences do we predict "a
good time co,ning."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
A Tent EuLL.---Thc best evidence Of

A TENT FULL.---Thc best evidence Of
returning prosperity in a community is
when places of amusement are thronged
with sight secrs. For this reason, it was
gladdening to the heart to view the i'm
mense crowd that filed the Mammoth
tent Of John Kobinson's circus, on last
Monday evening. Every seat from top
to bottom, was filed, besides which the
standing room was occupied by the sturdy
yeomamy of the ncighboring country.
Without hesitation we venture the as
sertiOn that Baton Rouge has carried off
the palm for the largest audience fur
nishcd to circus this season. If the
tent could contain three thousand souls,
they were there. The performance was
interesting and The clowns unusually
amusing. Withal everything passed off
in the most orderly manner.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27

An intellectual treat and an elegant
entertainment is to be given our citizens
next Tuesday evening, at the Harvey
House, under the auspices Of the Earn
est Workers." society composed OF
young ladies of the Episcopal Church.
Wm. II. Magrudcr, Esq, a most talented
young graduate, is to deliver an inter,
esting address, to be followed by poeti-
cal recitations by several of tho accom-.
plishcd members of the Society; besides
which the programme will contain other
attractive features. When it is consid.
cred that host among the most beauti
ful and captivating ladies of the Capital
City are conducting the affair, we
scarcely deem it necessary to advise our
public to turn out en- masse in apprecla.
tion of the laudable efforts of our "fail
ones" The price of admission is but
twenty-five cents.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
The Iouisiana Gapitolian.
LOCAL MATTERS.

The critic of the Vicksburg Herald has
this to say of the Templeton Star ALI
nnce, which performed in that citya few
days since, and which will open here on
Monday, at Pixies Hall, in the beautiful
sensation, "Maritana"
The Opera-honse was crowded last
night to its fullest capacity to witness
the first performance in our city OF Iem-
pleton's Star Alliance troupe this season.
John has always been 4 favorite with
the yicksburg public, as well as his ac-
conplishcd wife, Alice Vane; and little
Fay they look upon as belonging exclu-
siyely to them, as she is a born Vicks-
burger; and the large array of fine wO-
men and brave men who assembled to
erect them last night were actnated by
something more than the curiosity that
fills the breast of the mere play-goer.
The beautiful and refined emotional
meladrama, "Miss Milton" was given
with fidelity, fullncss and power that
are seldom observed in irs rendition on
the stages Of metropolitan theatres, and
every character in the cast was well and
carefully sustained. Alice Vane in the
pathetic and exaciing role of Miss Mul.
ton transcribed, in our estimation, any
histrionic triumph she has hitherto
achieved before the yicksbnry footlights
and developed quality for emotional
acting, which was a matter of grateful
surprise to many who have seen her in
lighter parts. Maternal onging, the
remorsc of the erring wife, the affection
ofthe suffering mother, were portrayed
by Miss yanc with pathos, delicacy of
shading, and intensity of emotion that
called forth alternately tears of sympa-
thy and rounds of applause throughout
the entire progress Of the piece. In the
comic opera, "Bells of Comeville," the
concluding piece of the evening, "Onr
Fay" in the leading role, was cl'arming]y
sung and acted. Fay, while she has ma
terially improved in The finish and round
ness of stage action since her last APP
pearance in onr city, has lost nothing OF
that naive iroiicksomeness, and inimi-
table pliancy and sweetness of voice,
that then made her such an unchallenged
favorite.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
POSTPONED SHERlFf's SALE.

POSTPONED SHERIFf'S SALE.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH COURT,
- Parish of East Baton Rouge, Nicholas Wax
w. Richard N. Loucks, No. 1885,
BY virtue of writ of f. IA, issued in the
above entitled and numbered suit and to me
directed from the Honorable Court aforesaid,
have seized and will expose to public sale IN
front of the Court house of said parish on
Saturday, the 3rd day January
next, A. d. 1880, between the hours Of eleven
o'clock. A. NJ. and four o'clock, p. NJ. Of
said day. all the right title, interest
and claim of the Defendant, Richard N
L0ucks, in and to four hundred (m0re or less)
acres Of land being part Of an undivided tract
of land of five hundred acres. more or less, III
this parish, on Beaver Creek, and known ~
Mount Lucre, bounded on the north by lands
of NJ YOungblDOd east by lands Of Il. Bradford
south by lands of heirs Of Richley, and west by
lands Of Daniel Sullivan, being the same acquired
by purchase from Tax Collector OH tho 9th day
December, 1879.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg
ment, interest and costs due in the above ent
tied aud numbered suit.
Terms of sale--On credit of twelve months, fol
whatever the property will bring, purchaser t
furnish twelve months bond with good and
sufficient security, bearing eight per cent POI
aDnum interest, payable twelve months atte1
date, special mortgage with vendors privilege
retained on the property sold, until full ant
final payment
v1n45 j. W. BATES Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27

WITH COMPLIMENTS OF A. d. LYTLE,
came on Christmas morning a hand
somcly framed Photographic portrait Of
our little daughter. 1t is mqnestiona-
bly, splendid specimen OF the art In
which Mr.. Lytc stands among the fore
most in this or any other country. 1t is
not because of our great appreciation of
his very friendly gift of a faithful image
of one we love dearly that we say it, as
Others who have been the portrait agree
with us in declaring that it is useless to
SEEK the pencil or the brush so long as
Photography is handled by snch masters
as Mr.. Lytlc. We will ever consider his
eadcan asa priceless gem.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
sHERIFF'S SALE.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth Judicial Dis
- trict Court, parish Of East Baton Rouge
John II. Gardner, for use; VS.. +. W. Heroman
No 1858
b. virtue Of writ of seizure and sale, issued
in the above entitled and numbered suit and
directed to the Sheriff of said parish from the
honorable court aforesaid, have seized and will
expose to public sale in front Of the Courthouse
door of said parish, Oh =.
Saturday, the goth day of December
next A u 1879, between the hours of II o'clock
A NJ, and o'clock p NJ of said day, all the right
title, interest and claim of the Defendant, W
Heroman in and to the following described mort.
gagged property towit:
"A certain tract or parcel of ground in the
city of Baton Rouge, containing two arpents,
more or less situated OH Main street, bounded
on the north by North street, on the east by
Charles Rusht0n west by lands of the Orphan
Asylum together with all the buildings and i'm.
prDvements thereon
Seized to pay and satisfy mortgage claim
and vendors privilege, interest and costs, claim
ed in the above suit.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit Of ap
praiscment. NIL j. w. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
Saturday. the Sd day of January

Saturday, the 81 day OF Jah11aFy
next A. D., $780, between the hours Of eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock 7. NJ. of said
day. all the right title, interest and claim OF tho
Defendant A. L. ID. Conrad, in and to the fol.
lowing described mortgaged property, towit:
''One hundred acres Of the Cottage Grove plan.
tation. situated about seven miles from the city
of Baton Rouge, Oh the Mississippi river. said
land running along the lower line of said planta.
ton its entire depth, with sufficient front
thereto on said river to give the said one hun
dred acres of land, together with any or all im'
provemcnts thereon belonging
Seized to Fay ana SATISFY inc aoan' n"st o' 'a
Terms Of sale-cash, for whatever the same
will bring. n43 j. W. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
Fine Plantation For Sale.
SPLENDID IDezA49E:

improved plantation, owned by Mr.. N.
Wax, situated on the Bayon Sara Road,
within eight miles of this city is for sale.
There are one hundred and fifty acres of
cleared land under fence, of which there
are twenty planted in sugar cane; be-
sides one hundred and fifty acres Of we'll
timbcred land. A fine residence and ne
cessary outbuildings, with 4k
SUGAR HOUSE & HORSE-MILL il
attachments, are included in this very
desirable and handsome property. There
are two good wells and large cistern on
the place, and every other needed im-
provement. For terms apply to
Oct1S tjan NICHOLAS WAX.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-27
SHfR RIEE,S SALE.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, FIFTHJUDICIAL
- District Court, Parish of East Baton Rouge,
Nalle e. Cammack vs. A. L. u. Conrad, Ct ais,
No. 25l3
By virtue of a writ of f. ia. on twelve months
bond, issued in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed from the honorable
Court aforesaid, have seized and will expose tc
public sale, in front of the courthouse door o