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Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Sun sises G.4T ...,.'Sun seEA w.
A. cheap country ssat--a stump.
lrv Woltes hInIOo Catarrh cure.
A good thing 10 be fast-a button.
yepison Is plentiful but deer as u'ueL
T,rv Rtp "a Good namaritan tough syrup.
Eodqers 4 Bros. extra plated goods 99 at0rs.
Parker cupplng and leeching, loS E.2d ~
coolnsss has recently sprung up between
night and IL rnlng.
An irish mans tOa7t.-LiOerty all over the
world, and everywhere else
The mau wh9 couldn't stand II any lohge
has taken q comfortable seat.
The ind iiugl who evor seen BY the eye
nj a rotate has never been visible
Whv "a the North Pole ike an inicit
whisEey malutactory B3eSuFe leS n Soeh"'
SILL.
There "a ono thing that man puts OH
from ,(ay to day, anu that is his necktie.
Uni adinZ a car Of Htrylanf high mixed
hsv, al nay market A. y. Ia nail
The la I'd drinkers are thankful lor the
cold Woather. They cAn aIIlDuVe the tea'
uess OF their noses 10 IT,
Don't swoar when you step on tn" Icy
sidewalk. lnlnk Ol iiLbio PA"I Va A'1N
Now l lame NE, Tor instance
It wa Young hnu3eke)per WhH SET tne
AXE she hai ba ed Tor surprise paNy
~ nj nuor one cold ght to be frosted
man writes o sn editor for - because
bH vas so ttrribiy short, and gets the heatt
a resuonse, do as / do .tand on chslr.
Hays YOU any cologne she asked. No
,na,an / have no scents at all. She salH ne
r,IuJ, lnna Ng II he had.
no YOU know why l whipf father once
oa ec ols cnt'd ne had been punlsnlnH
Yes rs ,lied the boy, because you arc Ih'
bt ,slot.
A car of timothy bay (western) lnst an
,nad.d ana otfersi at d low prile,at hay mar
| ket. Tl8 ". Front 81.
Persons Anting tue, roll and print butter,
Who'll lesale and retail can DO Accohmoubteu
at II. II, Moore stalls "a & "a Second street
market, Also miDce meat, trult putters' NC
E,our and iced fresh ground, prime II
ouallty. with mill measure, a. SteaM miils
sJS ". Front street.
Men vhe at other times are femarHaol
nv n~esenee OF mind sometimes are singular
iv ansent.min nded when the sontri0utloa oox
comes reupd.
| An lrishman who had on . very ragge
.ost xas asked OF whaL stuff 1t was made
Redad, and don't Rn ". but l think the
most OF itlis made of fresh air.
A little fellow came tn school the day q
Itsr Tbankgiving, Jrimiul OF talk about
byan new baby in his block. How old 10 1t
asked somebody. Iden't know how old 1t Il
he answered naively, but they only found
last niSht.
Now is the time to select hne pictul
frames made by first class mechanic
sold cheaper than any other establ bltshment
r the city Of wilmington. q. X. Baugh, u
SIMPLIFY st., above 9th.
kolled and pearl wheat, crushed and pea
barley, lar ma, oat IL cal and Graham ho
the very bsst, with he richest wheat ho
that can he made ,ut Of wheat alone, al
- busk wheat, noIe better ~ cents, at WI
ID, Pickels, 407 king St
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Oficer, Washington, Fob. 22-l
Q. m. =,
Indications for Tussday--For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly northsr'
lv. stationary or higher Temperature,
rising, followed by stationary or falling
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

They have some imaginative news-
papers In Texas. A week Eer ten days
AGO the Houston Age showed its right
70 bs classed among them by the fol
loving assertions, not founded on fact
"rhe Hon. Chester A. Arthur, Vice
Presidant-elect, was in the city ysstsr-
dav, and paid tho Age pleasant visit
He said he was fully aware of the i'm,
portant part that Texas would necss-
sarily play in Governmental afAirt
durire the next four years, and he has
come quietly out here with q view o
informing himself Of the feelings o
the people and the condition ofafairs.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
THE COURF 0P AZ ,NCERY.


The Orphans Court and the Court
of Chancsry for this county opened
yesterday, with Chanoellor salisbury
and Judge Wales on the bencb.
On motion Of Anthony Higgins. Ksq.,
order OF sale Of the estate Of Gatharine
Kielkof was granted.
The return OF the sale OF Zhdock
Townsend, IRIS property TO William
BaedenkoR was made by J. II. Hoiteck-
or, Esq., and the sale confirmed.
Orders were made for the sale OF the
estates OF Mary Armstrong and W. d
Reynolds, deceased. -,
Anthony Higgins, Esq, reported,
for the commission appointed 70 divide
the land OF Annie Kline, deceased, that
the land cannot be equitably divided,
but that the appraised value Is $5, 100
Report confirmed.
Benjamin Nields, Biq., preferred the
petition of M. A. Warren, widow o
Charles Warren, and others, children
Of said widow, asking that Giles Lamb
son either furnish further security o.
be removed from the trusteeship o
their property. The rule was made
returnable at noon to- morrow.
Charles B. Lore. Bq,, asked that a
committee be appointed to examine
Thomas Davis, Ed, for admission Il
practice in the court OF chancery.
W. C. Sprunanoe and Charles b
Lore, Rsqs., representing Henry Men
dinhall, receiver of. p. Wells, object
ed to the allowance of claims prsferre'
by certain creditors. Case postponed
70 Rive counsel additional ,ime.
The cases Of the Delaware Western
Railroad Company vs.. CharlesO BAir'
ct al, and Of Hood, BoDbright u Go VS.
John Wainwright Ut al, we're oontinu
ed.
The ease OF Martha B. Grant vs. tn
Jack son l. Sharp Company was marke'
for trial az this term.
The chancellor gave notice that here
after the court would mat at ~ Is. m
and adjourn at 8 .. m.
/ He also specially requested member
Of the bar never to name persons 10
trustees of property, unlsss couos'
shall feel sure that such persons OIL
good for the bond, and that their SURF
ties are able TO paw any loss OF the Oes
tut que trusts property.
Court adjourned until to moro
morning, Observing to-day as leg
holiday.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
Mn Marc Hard Tim es.

Ifyou will stop spending so much on
6ue clothes, rich food and style, huy
good healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing, get more real and substantial
thipes Of life every way, and especial
" stop the foolish habit of employing
expensive qasok doctors or using 80
"a mnch Of ths vile humbug medicine that
does you only harm, but put your trust
In that simple, pure remedy, Hop BIZ
ters, which always cures at trifiine
oost, and you will sec good times and
have good health.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
m Arle KOEe.

A special train will be- run from Will.
mipetou to Chester at the close of the
Marie RoIs concert, Thursday evening,
to accommodate people trom Chester
and intermediate stations who wish to
hear this renowned pr:ms donna. TIE
sal, Of reserved seats opens to-day,
(Tuesdsy) at Thomas & Co.'s book
store.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
LEsIsLArURE pRoCEKDINss.
what was Done byiOur Legislative
BODY on Monday.
Dover, Feb. 25 LSs l..
SENATE.
Senate met at 3 80 p N:

SENATE,
Senate met at 3 sop N:
The report of the Insurance Commits
sioner va, rsad and referred to a spe'
eial oommitt4e of three, consisting Of
Msssrs. Cooch, Pennewill and Gonna
way.
The House, Joint resolution appoint
cd William P. DOues puroh aser OF the
neoess aries for the next general Assem-
bly, Was copcurred In.
The following bills were given notice
of:
BY Mr.. Bstts-An act to establish
road in Brendywins hundred. { This act
provides for q public ROAD from Edge
moor station over the horseshoe on the
east side OF the railroad to the city line
Of the city OF Wilmington;) also an act
to incorporate the "Marshall Iron com.
pany" Of New port; also an act TO va
cate 3 road in the city of Wilmington.
(ThiE road is known as the Snuff Mill
road,)
The following persons named pray
that an ACT may be passed TO transfer
shei. property from School District 42
Of Sussex county, TO School District IL!
of the same county: Mary Fooks, Dapie
Short, George Scott aud Cornelius Pret
lyman. Their prayer is oopcurred in
by 26 tax payers Ot School District No
AZ.
Mr.. Coooh introduced the bill 70 In
corporate the NJ. 4. Cemetery company
of New Castle.
Mr.. Cahall presented petition for
new road in Mispilion Hundred.
Dr.. Tomkinson gave notice of stree
llaw for district III, Sussex county.
T. N. Williams gave notice OF an &C
to repeal the tax on physicians.
7. N. williams presented a petition
asking for q law to prevent tishInI
with selues or nets after May 10th o
each year.
| HlUsR or REpE pEEsEErAFlrRE.
| Mr.. Moore introduced an act au.hori
zing the Levy Court to appoint con
stable for Little Cresk Hundred 10
more than one term.
i Mr., Moore presented ramopstranc
against the Delaware Western bt
, from J. p. Burton, and rs other citizen
OF Dover.
The Senate bill providing for th
change OF the boundary OF district
read second time.
Mr., VauBurkAiow Introduced an a
end petition asking for ita passage,
, 10 incorporate the Dover River liHproV
ment company.
Mr.. Eastburn gave notice Of an a
pv)viding for a constable for h0ckessll
Naw CSste county.
Mr.. MoNeal gave notios OF an act
0 incorporate the Derrickson Mill P"G
Improvement company.
DR.. Fomlinson presented a petite
d for a new road intersecting the ro'
froYn Milford to the branch.
o The bill for q drawbridge over Mu
u derkill creek read second time.
" Mr.. Jones presented petition
Sta q law for district 81, Sussex count
II The bill 10 CODsOlluaSe hietI l@Ia
'. and los Sussex county read a seco
n time.
III House bill concerning odenses agail
rs the persons of individuals WAS pass
Il tThe bill provides that II auy pers
t. shall lewdly and laeiviously pl
or toy with any female child under
N age OF twelve years he shall be deem
" guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon
l. conviction thereof shall be fined not
III oseding five hundred doltsrl and sh
r, BE- imprisoned for term not exceedl
al three years.
~ Senate bill incorporating the FRI
and Union street railway was paass
4 Adjourned TO 10 a. m. Wednesd'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Homer D. Cope will lecture this eve
ming in the Odd Fellows' Hall at Cen
treville. Be is q splendid elocutionist
aud will personate in voice and man
uer the different characters In the
drama OF "Damcn and Pythias," and
at the same time he will illustrate the
underlying principles Of several secret
societies.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

I
MRssRs. EDITORS In your paper OF
the 2lss inst, you give the names OF
candidates for Mayor on the Republl-
can ticket. | write TO say that you
have not the full list as has been pro-
posed in the REPUBLICAN,, two Of whom
are C. W. Tsllsy and A. 2. Beeohef,
neither Of whom have Withdrawn as far
as | know OF. write for the name OF
the latter person, and know his plat
form TO BE- In favor Of road to the
river 100 feet wide in favor of paying
the colored persons who were injured
by the late election riots; In favor OF
extended street railroads; In favor OF
full supply OF water and gas to every
house TO make the smallest home
palace and every home happy. In fact
in favor OF any just act to improve this
growing city and increase its manuiSc
tories and enhance its commsrOe.
PIPrH WARp REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
A NaUp EnAePprlA0.

J. Rdga1 Newsom, who hes been
for the past four years in the office OF
the MddletoWn Transcript, will open
a iob Office In Middlstown about the
25th OF March, and hs will commence
about the first Of September a weekly
paper called the Obs ,rver, which will
contain all the local news, and between
it aad the Transcript the people of that
place ought to be kept we'll posted in
news,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
rna ucw Pssnemxer Rail road

sxtendiny from Tenth street mp the
Philadelphia pike Is again on the
tspis and great endeavors are being
made to get utii cient money subscribed
to build it. Between $4,000 and $5,.
600 is lacking. The present street
passenger road will operate it,provided
the money is subscribed by the first Of
April.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Thursday evening, Feb. "a, Nine.
Marie Rozs. Reserved seats now on
sale at Thomas 4 Co.'s book store.
Saturday evening, February rs, Hon.
William Parsons, the eIoquen: English
man. delivers his popular lecture, en-
titled "Hsroes OF the Heroic Age" An
evening with Hector, Achilles, ect.,
will be rich in entertainment. The
sale of reserved seats opens Thursday,
February Oath at 9 4. IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

The associate singers to appear next
Thursday evening in the Diamond
Cour 60 grand concert with NINE Marie
Roze are Miss Lizzie AnBandale, COLI
tralto Sig Giovanni Perugini, tenor,
Mr.. +, G. Caufman, base. Mr.. 8. Lieb
ling the celebrated pianist has been
4ne aged. Musical director, Sig. dc No
veil q. The ale OF reserved seats oper
IA. day (Tuesdsy) at Thomas Il CO..
! book store.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
the Mercy Aeu,e- Again.

H.H. Hadlsy, formerly sn agent OF
tie Democratic National COMMITTEES,
writes letter in which he denies that
be had any connection with the Morey
letter, and proposes thst reward q
from $4,000 to $25, 600 BE- offered for the
discovery OF the writer
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Mr.. L. r. Thompson, Superintendent
Moore h Wymau's Engine and Machine
Works, No. 81 Foundry street, Boston,
Mass, sends the following item: my
wife has been suffering for years with
ssvers pains in the limbs, to relieve
which had her apply some OF that
famous liniment, St. Jacobs Oil. Now
she ia cured, thanks to the wonderfully
healing properties Of the Oil. 1t has
also been used among my msn with
splendid effect, and ! can highly re-
commend it,"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Smith has just received smother large
10. Of those fine SO. cigars, the Trade.
They are the finest 80. cigar now in the
market. Manufactured expressly for
=, K. Smith, 6l9 Market street, direct
" opposite the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
Nc Georges COnoort.

The University Concert Club OF
Philadelphia will give a concert at
81. Georges this evening. The readers
Of ths REPUBLICAN, in Nav Castle and
elsew here should attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

VIM. J. McClany, who has been re
siding at Willismsport, Pa, for the
past slx years, is making arrangemeri 10
to return to Wilmington and eng age in
,ha morocco business.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Fellows Syrup Of Hypophosphites,
by restoring strength TO the nerves ano
muscles OF the stomach, cures dysp'p,
ala, which is but the result OF loss u
nervous strength, followed by muSouAS'
relaxation.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Summer stock and great Bargains IN
Hamburg Edseings and Insertions. Oar
sale on these goods are larger than ever
Reason why' Right Prioes.
R. l.. Russell, 306 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

The opportunity TO secure the oes'
ssats for the Maris Roze concerton Fer
ruary Gath, is to.day (Fuesdsy), Fen
ruary 22nd, at Thomas Il e0's BOOK
store.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
s2ud az February.

L aoaer's gallery, 3l5 Msreet street,
will be ou-n all day. Come early and
secure the best photograph you ever
had, finely retouched, and beat Of ALL
Xregfprl likeness.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
SPECIAL MENTION.
RWeiBeBs On auge.

=, ~, ,oo.a5 h;s roilIa
u w. 0"owAI" n"' .o"'o ..aabaa 81
win Hour ana ieeo b,ote Hs''Su' p W
Wa: D. oe'eW'cf, ',,;a"s WV, sHs "I.h ~ ~.
Ve'"oiy hA""" ia. ~ 49, o;,u for a
manufacturing l"''i 1o' .oLoS oas.,s;on
huIpet .I y. sy, y''t IS: ,ha coming month,
W. S,,ra sI0 stn%a,S % sxtaras mauy thanks
st"u' ''no" ~ e. nsrt tovors and In.
10 :niS pa'r'ns w p"S .ra sams N b,s
'l'eS con'Inu'H l.I W tar1ao,s =, ra,
sNoo1ssvi, w ~; 49, w. n,, 700 sntaynrias
m"in ''f ''A"'
rrp ta~a -, ,,s;r s,.,ls IN
fo"eil " nro. na,1 ',o. "" hs,;hnt stsak
inc In'ra s''ee' n"iAe'' i, 90 ,ront
COO 'hSh, green pm, 49, az lit,
esinop' nauuoVh' IL, rs
9'ioh' s,nnl'A, GOV ..,h. A,so , lot q,
M.n'nn% e,'o9 " Snc,. tc ,ar,anin Call early and
ui"nV1o. o"iI ~ DHoh ."ih
"''.S 'no U.s. wS,.. p..u~.,c
DT' Ra,saH,
said a gentlemen on Saturday, saved
INV wife from consumption. 1t CURED
James Long, at Jsssup 4 Moore's paper
mills. splendid for coughs, sore throat,
Ao. SO cts. aud Sl' sold oy dealers
. Depot, 4th and King streets; FnilS'i
so2 Arch street.
potatoes @w" Fr"'eS'
N. L. Japney's, 3o5 king ssreet, II
She sure place to get your potatoes
unarartaau clear OF fEUEt. 1Flule BtOCk
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Chandler, Z. P. Grssnlsaf r. g. Bile
yood, J...W. Sharp, J, ]. Black, d. Hall,
w. Marshall, H. @. N. Koliook.
Included in the report Is a short,
,arsfully considered paper by DR.. VIM
Marshall of Milford, on "lnfant Feed
ing
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

The Door and humble, alike with the
rich aud powerful, find in DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup true, tried aud trusted
,riend. Price rs cents o bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

At tbs REpuBLIcAu Office, on Tuesday
morning, Feb. q:
o'clock, ~ o'clock, IL O'Clock,
$50 4lC ~"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Summer silks. Great Bargains IN
Black Silks, SIT cts., Sl'oo, ~ 40 ~ W.
so. Black Satin DsLyou, $l.oo'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Shakers Extract OF Boots for sale at
4. Jas. B4lt's. 9Th and Market straets.
Trusses speciality a fit guaranteed.
A room for ladies'.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

vXTANTED.-A COOP aSTtwE " Tnt,. sV1 ~
w in store. Apply NO. . w. fhira ss'
feb22tN
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

xXyANTtD A GIRL FOR HkNEhAAs
w heusework ct AIS E, Fiitn s'ree|
jeD22t2t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

xryANTED. TO RENT A HoUsE
w from sb 90 to 81 90 per month. AdsoA
room. Address "Oity," BsruBLIoAE omoe.
teb72t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

THOR SALE.-IHE FI1TuRES OF 4
nrst .olsss grocery store. win De ssia
cheap. Apply ct Fifth and King streets;
teha2fat JAMES A. STIRLlNo-
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

vvyANTED-A COLORED GIRL AT
w Ninth and Van buren streets.
feb22t2t W. po""'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

10 all who are suffering from the errors au
andisoretions of youth, aervsus weakness
early decay, loss Of manhoei !, ETC., ! VIII send
you reoipe that will cnre you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dlseov'
Send q seif. addressed envelope to the kAv
JoBHFH T. lAMAE. station l., New YORK
Otty. 'NSAyW
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

NNYANTED LADIES GAN BE SUP
w piled with good COOKS, chamber girls
and arses At 4lo TatnAll street.
iebRt3t RS. me Eh'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

M RENT. HOUSE NO. .oe w; losh
Il street. Apply 70 Y. MAHAFFY.
ieb22tlt ~ DeAawafe hVehwh
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

xrYANTED-A MILLlNER; ONE WH@
w underst tands making and Trimming .
epecialty. Address with locality, y, hS-
PUBLICAN Office. ieUZL1ot
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

xSUR SALE.-A LOT, FRONTING 30
II /, ct GA Delaware Avenue and lb0 ieet
deep between Rodney ana clayton streets
NO 1907 Lincoln street. feb2tl2e
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

" OSr.-UN TIL uRSDAy, FEBRUARY
Ia II, gold bracelet with cameo setting.
1ne finder will be suitably rewarded ON
leaving II at 808 Market street. iee22tt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

TSOR RENT.-A LARGE So STORY
room, 4U feet square, over Third street.
nj arket House, with or without Po@er; AP
nv 70 JAMES b BaADFORD.
feb226t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-04-09

Having made to club the ST LANDRY DEMOCRAT with the
Weekly
So co. will give
under this clubbing book select
Editions
the celebrated novel which made Charlotte Brones fame
lar mos o
Halifax Gentleman Miss Muock the
and trumphs associated with low birth and fortune
Papers the Pwck Club the work
Dickens celebrity the most humorous and always the
"The History Of
in ranging the liberties of his
VIM. NJ Thckeray-tle
works novelist of
William Alexander kngsake
written; full life the East
Egypt and the Holy
London" By Daniel De author Robinson
The the distinguished
language Of the mysterious and awful visitation of the plague
O.
popular and select edition the works England
whose writings their celebrity largely the excellent
understanding they display OF the sentiment and scenery OF country
English Men Of Letters" Robert
second William Black the brilliant novelist and the
A. Froudle distinguished historian.
charming book than these three biographies make
issued in modern times
authors, including
Poetry Biography and hoo that all tastes BE-
suited sucber will be only by the variety selecting
his a
Subscriptions the Prize Book be ordered
at the lime papers SUBJ for.
Of the Weekly be obtained
ProprietOrs Comme rcal,
CINCINNATI, OHIO
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-04-09
The ST, LANDRY DEMOCRAT
Gen. Garfield's Family.
New York World.l

New YORK WOfld.j
The present executive Of the
nation has, like the retiring execu-
tive. four sons-Harry, aged Is;
James, IA; Irwin, 10, and Abram,
8, all represented as good and
bright boys-and one daughter,
MoIlie, aged II. The two eldest
bows are at Concord, n. H., pre-
paring for college. Last summer
Harry took the prize for declama-
ton. Mrs. Garfield is described as
a very intelligent looking woman,
of about forty five, with somewhat
rural manner, having been born
and bred in the country, and hay
ing never taken on urban ways.
She is very thin, but bears traces Of
Youthful comeliness. She had a
good country academy education,
with hardly any accomplishments,
and is an excellent, economical
housekeeper. She entertained very
little during her husbands congress.
sional career, and is reputed to
have no fondness for miscellaneous
society. Her sense of personal
dignity is marked and her reserve
of manner approaches asperity.
She is fond OF reading, and teels a
deep interest in the studies Of her
children. After going to school at
the village of Hiram, where she
became engaged to General Gar
field, she went to Cleveland as a
teacher in the public schools, while
he continued his studies at Williams
College, and took his degree there.
She understands business, having
planned the plain though commo-
dious house at Washington and
superintended most of the improve
ments OH the farm at Mentor,
bought two years ago. She is the
daughter of plain farmer-her
maiden name was Lucretia Ru-
dolph-and is a remote descendant
of General Nathaniel Green of Re-
volutiopary renown. Mrs. Eliza
BaIlou Garfield, seventy-nine years
old, mother of the general, is acute,
sagacious, old-fashioned, small in
stature and still vigorous, and
makes her home with her son, who
is greatly attached to her and eager
to show his attachment. She has
much influence with him, and will
not probably be a lay figure in the
White House.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-04-09

FOR SALE
ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS.
One Plantation i'm Bellevue.
One Plantation at Coulee
CrOche.
One Plantation on the Teche
near Barry's Landing.
Two tracts of land near POu-
peville, i'm close proximity to the
Texas Railroad.
Desirable building lots i'm and
near the town of Opebusas.
/ will sell the above mentioned
properties ON the following con-
diti0ns: One-fifth cash, four
fifths in four equal yearly INSTALL
ments without interest.
JOSEPH BLOCH.