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The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
TRANSATLANTIC SOUND TEETH
A Dentist Declares that There Are Always
Persons Ready to Sell Natures Jewels.
New York Mail and Express

A Dentist Declares that There Are Always
Persons Ready to Sell Natures Jewels.
New York Mail and Express.
"Do you ever transfer teeth from one
persons jaw to another's, doctorp" asked
a reporter of a dentist in Thirty-fourth
street. "Yes, occasionally was the re-
ply. 81 sometimes have patient whose
teeth are sound with the exception Of
one or two, and who will not be content
with any artificial substitute. In such
case the thing is to find person willing
for any reason, to part with a sound tooth
corresponding in position and size. One
of my cases was young man from
Princeton, a theological student, who had
a badly dccayed incisor and had horror
Of false teeth. went to half the offices
in the city, but did not find any one who
wanted such tooth extracted. People
care a good deal more for front than a
back TOOTH"
"How do you manage the transplant
ing?"
"Well, / have both parties to the opcr-
alton in the operating room at the same
time. The tooth to be transferred Is
drawn and if perfectly sound is immedi-
atcly placed in the cavity from which the
decaycd one has just been taken.
OF course no time is lost, though tooth
will retain its vitality for some time after
being taken out.
Sometimes the tooth to be transferred
is found to be slightly decaycd when it is
extracted, in which case we carefully fill
it before putting it in the mouth of its
new owner"
as it easy TO end persons who will
part with their teeth?'
eyes for a sufficient consideration.
There are always men to be found who,
wants tooth and wants it badly enough
to pay for it, can always find one for sale
by going down on the docks among the
'longshoremen or wherever there are a
large number of laborers employed. In
one case that know of young man
parted with two perfectly sound front
teeth for So each"
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
A Toys Prayer.
Niddletown Mercury.

A lady resi1ing in this village, the
mother of bright little boy, was talking
to him the other night, iast as she was
putting him to bed, about the efficacy of
prayer. and told him that ifhe would ask
Col for ANYTHING that he particularly
dussir,d she had no doaJt his request
would be -runtcd,
Thcrcupon the little fellow knclt ut
his mothers knee and prayed God to
rcnd him fifty little sisters and one hum
drcd little brothers.
The prayer was never finished, for the
mother, aghast at the prospect of having
her house turned into an orphan asyluin
lifted the boy to his feet and tucked him
into bed without moments unneccssa-
rv DELAY.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
lie Was Right.
.asau Travo1ar

"And you told a friend of mine that |
could not tell the truth, did you ~ said
Colonel Blecksome to Captain Glardel.
"Yes, sir"
"By which you meant that am a lar
l SUPPOSE
"Yes, sir"
as it your honest conviction that I am
a liar ?"
at is"
The reigning beauty of Ireland is a
Belfast mill l-girl. Crowds, it is said, sur
round the mill, daily to see her as she
takes her departure.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
A pocTOR,s OCCUPATION GONE.

\ good storyis told Of a doctor whose most
profitable patient was an old lady who suf-
icrcd greatly from dyspepsia, nervousness
and weak kidneys. His medicines seemed
to relieve her but did no permanent good !.
Her nephew induced trial Of DR.. Guysott 5
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla which benefit
cd her SO much that she dismissed the doe
Tor, Ills peculiar scnsitiyencss caused him
10 give up his practice, and instead Of re-
spending to professional calls, he often
merely grunted take Guysoit's,' which
saving became proverbial in the neighbor-
hood and large sale for this medicine soon
sprang up.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

Recently on rainy days the water in
some parts of the city of Lille became un-
fit for use. Mr.. Geard, investigating,
found the cause of the trouble to be the
growth of a mucidine of the genus Gre
motryx, which, grcedily absorbing iron,
produces in the pipes masses of ochcrous
matter, the putrefaction of which disen-
cages sulphuretted hydrogen in consider
able abundance.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
A NEW MOTHER HUBBARD.

Miss Folly Betsy Pattcr on,
Ina Mother Hnbhard cloak
And a Mother Hubbard bonnet,
wlIh n most bewiIching Poke,
One morning met a curly Dig.
Ie was OF medium SIZE
His ears were hrospcd, his tail was linn,
And the tears stood In it' eyes.
Said Polly TO the curly dog
"Whv do YOU look so sndy'
"ll cause" replied he, with u.G
"Thc tinucs ar y,iy bad.
"You sec" ssid he, 'the streets ar. fill
Ofllttle Neither lInbbards.
But thou n I've wAgyl-,i nv tail most OF
They never speak ot cupbnatds."
Said Polly Betsy: Come with mn,
irwould n.elt hear %. stun,
III give you lots oi br, ad ard milk,
Aud juicy mn ton-bone."
She took him home and fc-l him wei:
Iiis isers vs. re- turned to sun.ht,r:
And now. wherever Poly POS,
The curly dog trols aftrr.
ST. Nicho,As
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
PERSONAL ---- Men only.

will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V0l-
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men (young or old who
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost II.
tality and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.
No risk is incurred ,}as thirty days trial is
allowed.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

Thread silk il that reeled from cocoons
and Is the strongest fibre known. Spun Si3k
Is made from short pieces Of waste, and Of
little value. Belding Bros. Il Co. IS Superior
knitting silk is the only PURE SILK THREAD
in market. Ladies', use this thread, Ii will
always please YOU. All first -class dealers
can supply YOU.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

Nervousness Nervous Debility. Neural
eia. Nervous Shock, st. Nitus Dance, Pros
tration. and all diseases Of Nerve Generatiye
Organs, are all permanently and radically
cured by Aliens Brain Food, the great boz
tanical remedy. n pkg, 6 for Sat all
druggists, or Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 lst Ave.
<pv York.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
Mensman's Peptonined Beef Tonic. tn

Mensman's PeptOnixed Heel Tonic, the
only preparation OF beef containing Its entire nu
ri,!o,s properties II contains blood making. force
generating and lite susi aiming properties invalu
able for Indigestion Dyspepsia, nervous pros
trstion aud all forms OF general debility also, in
all enfeebled conditions whether the result OF ex
haustiou, nervous prostration, overwork, or acute
disease. particularly II resulting from pulmonary
comp aints. CAswELL, HAZARD n Co., Proprie
Tors, New York. Sold by druggists.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

A Philadelphia broker asked his grow
ing son what he intended to do when he
became man. "Well, pa" was the
reply,"I guess I'll hang out shingle
and hunt for suckers like you do"
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

A French lady, during the seigc of
Paris, driven by famine to eat her pet
dog, as she was finishing, exclaimed :
"Poor thing how he would have en-
loved picking these bones!"
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

Cure guaranteed. Use Perry Davis Veg
ctable Pain Killer according 10 directions,
and 1t will cure ninety-nine eases out OF ey-
cry hundred. Try it, II surely will not hurt
yOll,
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

An Elder was cramped with an ache,
st. Jacobs Oil did the pain slake,
He was so highly pleased,
That again he was creased,
And took a lot home to Salt Lake.
A soldier on guard at Fort Wayne,
Was suddenly stricken with pain,
He thought he was gone,
But when he rubbed on
st. Jacobs Oil, was all right again.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

Chrolithion collars and cuffs are cheapest
in the long run. They wear longer than any
other, and YOU save cost Of washing.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

We wish 10 call your attention 10 tho advertise
ment of the Army aud Navy Liniament. II you
arc troubled with rheumatism or neuralgia, diph-
iberia or Group. call on your druggist and gst
bottle II Ia y sure cure
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

Everybody is willing TO take religion
when he has got out of the world all il
can give him.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

lie bccometh poor that dealeth with
slack hard, but the hand of the dilicent
maketh rich.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
Could I but see Carbollne made,

And view the process DER,
No bald head pate would make afraid,
Nor ray hairs fright me more.
A. row improved and perfected,
No oil was ere 80 sure,
All skin disease. Of limb or head.
II never fails TO cure.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21
Sure Cure for rheumatism.

sufferers from Coughs. Sore Throat, ETC..
shoHid ny "Bre'rH's Bronchidi Troches"
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

DIRECT your habit OF crv'ked walking b
4 ilg l.y ins Heel Stifi,ncrs. % cents pair.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-21

A miser grows rich by seeming poor;
an extravagant man grows poor by
seeming rich,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
RIBBONS.

And you know that Ribbons Of all kinds.
widths and qualities
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

Sc TT Is A PAGE OF FACT
BUTTONS.
you that have received $50 gross
Vegetable Ivory Buttons all sizes and coors which will give
you any quantity of AT Sc per dozen.
Special Bargains in Neckwear
We want you know that have purchased job lot
Neckwear at half price.
Bargains ia Laces!-Braided Pillow Shams.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear.
We you that have before shown such
large and complete stock of Ladies' and Chren Underwear We
keep in the best makes of merno and abwoo and
prepared to offer special inducements to early purchasers
made sleeves At 5o These are the best value we ever offered at
this popular price, grades &c., &c., $780, and ST.
Childsns UnderweazChdrens all wool scarlet Vests and
Pants, Is inches, Csc.
Underwear and Gents Furnishing Goods.
WANT IT.
Mems Undershrts and Drawers ST. worth
mems all wool red flannel Undershrs and
worth 81 mems canton flannel Undehrts and
sold elsewhere 75 canton flannel Undersh
75c EACH worth 81 mems white merino Undershirts and
Drawers knitted wrists oc EACH worth 75 each; gray
and fancy mixed Undehs and Drawers 75c eah goods
value for California flannel Undersh and
Drawers 81 .25 worth $175.
Kentucky jean Pants $3.50, worth $3.50
An immense stock of fine fancy merno Scotch wool and
Shaker flannel Underwear at prices that defy competition
LADIES' CLOTH AND WATERPROOF.
We want know that largest stock of these
goods In this city, as the following figures will show:
l8 pcs. Crescent sacking
ii pcs. Crescent Suting.
20 pcs. Colorado Black Waterproof
20 pcs. Colorado Gold do.
Is pcs. Foxcroft Gold do.
Pcs s and 1t coora Rspssut Ladies. Cloth
10 pcs. Pavonia Black Waterproof.
10 pcs. do. Gold do.
10 Pcs Gray Foxcroft do.
10 pcs. Robinson Blue do.
Pcs do. Green do.
pes. Lisbon Black do.
IS pcs. Orand assorted colors, Waterproof
We start with these goods 30 cents per yard We want Won
this Waterproof 5o They the best goods ever shown
for the You buy the goods for the same
At any other house. We win refund yen your money.
FRENCH CASHMERE
We want yea know that they ere bought speav fr
he10 81 @ in Europe that they ere the
rod.et tie French LOOM and goods = are rssa;d
in IA beat hcsss il PssiA -
We c6sf fal line Of eolon and bAsk
leiD il solered black ct Csc, 75e Csc. md A a.
IN in selossd q blAok a& 0Sc, o. 81 Is acd q so
se-m' y seIcys only At &C.; bhAsk, 4Sc.
lo-in IN black at &c.
HANDKHROHINFS.
And We want yen to knew
That in Handkerchiefs this week offer bargain. Il.
have never yet been seen in Seattle.
We will sell ut cents
zoo do Chdrens hemmsd pure Linen Cambria
printed borders
100 dos Chldren's hemmed pure lnen woven borders.
!50 doz Ladies, hemmed, printed bordes fast coors
lOO doz Gents Scotch Lawn borders fast cclors
All ut and 10 cents each.
CLOTHING.
We want you to know it.
sg MEMS Cashmere Suits for :. o-worh sae
q sSs lsS
- All voa ,s s@ ,an
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CAR

And We want ycu to know I II re car, al 80
the most desirable stock Of Carr. 4, W. - ~ -
We ell Ingram for 81 l.sc rtr - a - 80.
do do, &c.; 2ply all wool for IS 10 IN ~ ~, e. 80 ~
Brnssels ct &C.,, and we want 70, - wv =" - ST
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latch 1t 1Or Cle same price III 9
rest to read this page, BECAJ
French ladies' Cloth all WOOL fine, A nches;.
French Serge very fine, satin finish;
Ottoman Vaour, splendid quality;
French Cashmere extra quality, 4o inches wide;
All at 81 per I'D.
They be found any other house thcty and
want you to know it.
Plaid and Plain Combination French Ladies' Cloth;
Cancels hair Billiard Cloth all wool fne A inches wide
Extra supe6ne French Serge satin fnish Al inches wide
Super6ne French Valour, A inches wide;
Ottoman Plaid Combination Cloths;
All at $l.25 per I'd.
Barphoor Batz ooors supefne A inches wide
Muscovte satin border, fne a inches;
French Plaid Billiard Cloth all the rage in Paris;
At S1.2s and 81 per I'd.
CLOAKs.
And We want yen to know it,
That have Coaks Dolmans listers and Wraps than
other house north Of San Francisco We do not buy
Coaks any Wholesale retail house San Francisco New
York. purchase the who supply the
Wholesale and oil other retailers.
EsacCO 90Cd E'1812Te9E
Diagonal Cloth Russian Circular, $3.50 to 500
Sicilian Silk Russian Circular, SIS to $50.
Satin Rhadames fur trimmed Dolman, $l2 to $40.
We have them Of conceivable material all the latest
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We you that this department we keep none
but best and most reliable makes Of goods and sell them
less than other houses
44-inch shoodas at Csc, 75c and 9oc.
- inch French Serge At Csc. 75c and Soc
44-inch Tafeta volouta at s1.l0 and $685.
44-inch Drap de Almax at 81, $l.25 and $3.50
RIBBONS.
And you know that have Ribbons of all kinds
SATIN AND VELVET RIBBON,
Now popular al shades and widths; eros Ribbon all silk
SILKS AND aATINS.
And No want yen t. knew
That have the largest By three hundred per oot there
Seattle n this We think please the MOI,
asdious certainly en- polite attention. Ane eoeds and lo
prsss do il We dent put fancy proft On Gls y many
Other houses Do We kasv b. actual comparison, prices to b
the lowest in the city.
RADZuuR
e; 4 =. ne. ps.a, s A'' as-
Az az Otso.aa Brodade: q q. $3.50 and -
9, nl,ss SUI ': e1y tie bsand.Bomst Jockey
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

oVERCoATS
Mems $500 5000 R00a 'AioS ''' $500
i$ s. S :: E Is Is
e Is Is s.! s.! !ss
An extra lot Of Reversible English Walking cAuea
We want you to know it.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
:R:s ss y =:
than elsewhere. " ~ wv '-' '""'S > p~ sa1
LADIES' BRING YOUR BOYS IN AND EXAMINE ouR srocv
SOCKS.
We want you to know it.
5pars diamond toe Shaker Socks for Soc
Germantown knitted Socks, extra quality, pairs for So
White cotton half hose, British, pairs for Csc
White cotton half hose 75c. per dozen worth sl2s
Fine heavy merno half hose prs for ST. worth Soc ps
WHITE AND C0LORED SHIRTS.
We want you to knew it.
hlte Shirts Wamsutta muslin, liner bosom reinforced
Tor II each worth $3.50; the biggest value ever offered
Coored Shirts 75c. each, worth $l25
Colored shlrts $l separate collars and cuffs
Also an Immense stock of linen collars and cuffs
linen collars for 5Oc.; cuffs Csc. Der pair
An immense variety Of Scars and Ties at lowest prices
HATS
We want you to know it.
Scissors Hats! Stetson,s Hats.
We the only direct importers in Seattle Of the %
John B. Stetson Co.'s famous manufacture Of ooos Ym
not nave to US obbers profit; and remember when Won
Stetson Hat that establishment is the onlv ps h
can buy one imported direct The name Of John Snt
stamped In full in each hat. Call and examine them
TRUNKS AND VALISES
We want you to know t.
Imported direct from Eastern manufacturer
Largest Stock-Lowest Prces-Best y.lu4
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We want You to know il.
Imported direct from Eastern manufacturers
.eeP 'ne laree:t >tock Of Mems and Boys wes, ~
Also IN extra large assortment Of Ialea and Cb;drn
enoes An early call will convince you that va can sa 20
goods cheaper than elsewhere, and 81 80 "A Is - @
oe fonnd TO be OF superior make. an ssFf o Is sols
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Also the finest line of Pique Crepe Dress and at lower m
20 per ceE than other establishment the Northwest
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

We want you know that We bought auction
lsss than mill prices
On. Mission Red T-iled Flannel 81 ls min price, &C.
One case Mission Red Twed Flannel 50 cannot be bought
One case stockton mill Red Twiled Flannel at &c. forw
used pay 41c.: cannot Be bought At the mill bh we
than the last named price, and you know it.
CANTON FLANNELs,
Direct from mill agents and from Wholesale houses
We goods the agents the largest whole
ae houses States thereby saving the nddlemans
profit able sell You these goods at the price As
any Pacific job them the retailer
We want ysu know it.
aad Unbeahed Canton Fanne ranging price from &C. to &c.
per gard. We want you to know it.
DRESS GOODS.
W.~ant you 70 know that selling
Fancy Twills all wool filing;
Illuminated serges, al o6llng;
5sa Fancy H Hss:, Stripes ap s'si 1 .seI fne
From I2 to Ice. per ID.
Heavy Serge, alw filing:
lSns Twill English Cashmere al wool fling;
s.g .y::a Serge s; \ n, ,:s slins .0,..
Best Faei6c Broeadss;
re. II ~ = 1854
Fancy German Paids
Double Fold Eneliah Cashnss;
1zan hsa'y oa.l.sr. Bto.dss
Dses Klannss in Il The newest Fan shades;
An u Ise.
.s;i.:s ssss s''.aA quality double fold D'ass sss.
Al wool Dress Haan.ls; ssineh InslaA caahnss, new
csaAnaaion,
1R1NoH pRRss GOODS.
g ne largest stock in the Northwest and ss them cheaper
saa any other house in Seattle
sss Drsss Fanne q inches vide Al wool; new mixtures
1ssasA csshnsrs new Fall colors;
All at sse. per u.
Nm Csc
snsh Serge extra sns quality = inches -ids new eo'os;
wrench Jersey Carre all wool fne, ~ inches wide;
Dress Flannels all WOOL newest colCrings - inches wide;
ottonan Rsps ali WOOL new coors - inches vide;
French Cashmere, al WOOL superb quality;
Al u 7se.
French Cloth Piaids and Checks, a inches vide;
4tench Combination Costume Cloth;
1Nne1 GaahneEe extra quality;
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HANDKBROHINFS.
And We want yen to knew

CLOTHING.
We want you to know it.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18
SATIN AND VELVET RIBBON.
SILKS AND SATINS.
And We want yen t. knew

Ana No want yen - knew
That " have the largest ss three hundred per there
n Seattle a this We think We an please the most
asdeus; " sAny polite attention. Ans goods and low
prices 90 DO il We dent PIT fancy profit k many
other houses Do We kasv b actual eouPa9a prices b
the lowest in The city.
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DRESS GOODS.

We want you TO know that We are selling
English Cashmere, all wool filing;
Fancy Twills, all wool filing;
Illuminated Eerges, ell wool filing;
Fancy Costumes, I'll wool filing;
Fancy Novelty Stripes, all wool filing;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We want You to know il.
Imported direct from Eastern manuf.cturers
we Keep the largest stock Of Mems md Row ver ri
prices that defy competition 1 Ao's $3.50
Aso An extra large assortment Of Ladies' and Chldrs
goods cheaper than elsewhere and 81 - = - = @
Be found to be OF superior make. ssrir rail Is soi1
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want you that bought i've at auction
lsss than mill prices.
ps case Mission Red Twed 81 1-2c; min price,
One ease Mission Red Twed Flannel 50 cannot be bought
at the mill by the at less than 55c.
One case Stockton mill Red Twilled Flannel 35c for
used pay 41c cannot Be bought At the mill bch We
than the last named price, and want you to know it,
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aar great sale Il Blsi SIS AZ
piece Of pek that bas 9TH
hctton MAS com lac HseI 49,
ali ba ecatir lea with
Na4 ~w
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-02-24

CoFIELD GUARDs.-A meeting of this COM
mand was held Wednesday evening, pursu-
ant to the call of Capt. Jones, at which it
was decided to resume the weekly drills
which were suspended at the beginning of
the sugar making season last Fall a new
member was admitted, detail made to fire
salute next day in honor of the anniver-
sary of the birth of Washington, and COM
mittoe appointed to make application to the
Police Jury or Ascension Hook and Ladder
Company for the use of sufficient ground
upon which to place q building in which the
field pieces and caissens can be kept. The
Guards will meet every Wednesday evening
for drill, and if the officers and members
show sufficient interest In the matter. we
don't see what is TO prevent the command
taking part in the competitive interstate
drill at New Orleans next May and captur-
ing one of the prizes to be awarded on that
occasion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-02-24
Proceedings OF Common Council,
Town Of Donaldsonville.
SPECIAL MEETING.

-EpE(IAI MEETIN(I.
e.1'-- ,1N-I
COURTHOUSE, Feb. u, 1883.
Mayor israel in the chair
Mor.haua p-o.o-t-,1 Me-, r, v:
so,ozara. - 60
Ahean+-,tosan. r,or,;ar .,,a p,
nj .t.t.,, a.. ~
Inc Mayor set,e.' that the OBJECT VI Tue lieet-
ing was for the purpose OF adopting resolutions
nreventine the Introduction and snreadinp inf
small pox in the town.
r. -
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-02-24
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY
Recorded in the Clerk and Recorders Offlc'
Ascension parish. During the nast Meek

Recorded in the Clerk and Recorders Office,
Ascension parish During the past Week,
Isidore Leblanc, recognition, to Mas Tobias;
lot of ground six miles below Donaldsonvllle,
left bank Of the Mississippi river, $500.
Marcelin B. Leblanc to Sabin Savoi; tract of
land on Bayou Lafourche, right bank. three
miles tNlow Donaldsonville. with buildings and
Improvements, and one horse and one COW,
$500. Also, tract of swamp land, in the parish
of 1beryilIe, on Grand Bayou, containing seven
acres, 500. Also, tract of swamp land in par
ish of Assumption, in Brule st. Martin, con-
tanning about four acres, 800.
Jacob. Bernard, Myer and Coralie Lemann to
Jack Wells and Reuben Martin; half tract of
land on right bank of the Mississippi river,
three miles below Donaldsonville. $500.
J. R. S. HalloweIl, PIP. Edward N. Pugh, at
torney in fact, to Benajah Gibson; lots Nos. 50,
Y and 70 in the village of Darrowville, with
buildings and improvements, 500 and return
of mortgage notes.
P. A. Jones, Sheriff, to J.. Wilson Comes; lot
Of ground in Port Barrow, corner of Sixth and
Oak streets, $40 rs.
Benajah Gibson to Mrs. Ellen Harris; lot No.
81, in Darrowviile, fronting on Wyatt street. $40.
james Robertson to Ellen Harris; tract No.
2, in rear of Darrowville $500.
Paul Mesmet to Philip Green; one-half of
lot No. 40, in the town of Donaldsonville, corner
of Opelousas and ST. Patrick streets, SIT.