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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-08-30
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for o Patent
No T48
UsTrEp STATES LAND OstlcE,

No l4o
UsrrEp STATES LAND oFtlcE,
EUREKA Nevada, February 8, A. d. 1850
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ t Falls, G. g. Heath and the valley
Mill a. Minitg Company, whose post once ad-
drees is P.hranagat, Lincoln County Nevada mas
this day filed their application tor ate1t iod
fifteen hundred linear fet of the "Fhthoi july
mine or vein, bearing gold and silver with sur
face ground six hundred feet ia width, situated
In PahrsnRgat Lake Mining District, County OF
Lincoln and State of Nevada, and designated py
the field notes and official plat OF file IN this
Office as Lot Number 81, in T,wnship 4, s Range,
SO of Mount Disblo Meridian. The exterior
boundaries of said Lot No 81 being as follows,
to wit:
beginning at post marked No. ], U 8 Survey
No 81, r 4, s Z, SO +, Section 5; thence the
North Il post of Sec 8, T 4, s II, 90 l., bears
81 deg TOG feet, thence running. lst course, ;
IL deg 1850 feet, to post marked No 2, o
Survey No 81, old monument bears S h deg w
BAR feet from said port N, 9. Thence, I'd
course. N 10 Seg W GOO feet, to post marked No
| 8, u Survey No 81; old monument bears A
deg SO feet from post No 8. Thence, Sd
| course, N II deg L 1900 1ett, to post No 4, U
| Survey No 81; old monument bears 45 deg
| feet from post No4. Thence, 4th course, b 10
deg Go feet, to post No l. the place Of Begin
| ming. Containing 20 66. 100 acres. Courses ex.
| pre- a. ed from the true meridian, with magnetic
| variation Of 16 deg fast.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
| Recorders office of Lincoln County, Nevada, in
Book of Mining Notices. page l3l. Of the records
| Of incoln County, Nevada. This claim is
bounded by no known claid s.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the said Fifth of July mine or surface
| ground are equired to file their adverse claims
with the REGISTER Of The Unit, states Land
Office at Eureka, in the state Of Nevada. during
| the sixty de! period of publication htreuf, or
| they will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
| Of the Statutte.
+. H EINCKLEY, Register.
Ii is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
| Of Application for Patent tie published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks III the P.oche
RECORD weekly newspaper published al
| Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
| f17-l0t F. Ii HINCkLEY, Register.
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Application for a Patent
No $50.
UNITED STATES LiHp OFFIcf

No $50.
UNITED STATES LiHD OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada February 9, A u 1888.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ u. lEiiMER, whose postofire address il
Cincinnati, ohio. has this day filed his appli.
cation for patent for fifteen hundred linear
fee OF the Lehmtr mine or vein b-aIing gold
aud silver, with surface grouLd six hundred
feet in width, situated iu Pahrsnagat Lake Min.
ing District, County Of Lincoln, State OF Ne.
vada, and desi. nateo by the held notes and
official plat on file IN this office as Lot Numher
81, II Township 8. south Range, SO East OF
Mount DiAblo Meridian. he exterior bounda.
ries of said Lot NO 81 being as follows, to VII;
beginning post msrled NJ !. U & Surve,
No 80, T 8, 8 K, SO E, Section 81. D NJ, VIII. nce
the NE corn,r post OF Sec ion II rs, 2 K, SO
Il, bears 81 deg r. l37 fett; old monun,t mt an"
post the same. Thence RUM ing, lst course, 8
le d'gW 1900 feet, TO post marked No 2. U $
Survey No 80 +; old monument being cedar tree
10 inches IL diane er and bears = "A deg W 5
feet from post No2. 1lence, I'd course, N "a
deg W GO feet, to post No g. U 4 survey No 81 +;
old monument bears 64h deg " % feet from
post Nos. Thence, Sd course, N Is deg T. 1850
Re, t, to post No 4, U = sur, ey No 38; old monu.
ment bears 20 deg W 50 feet from poAt No 4
Thence, 4th course, 8 "a deg E ISL feet, to post
No /, the place of beginning. Containing 20
66-10O acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian, with magnetic variation of IL deg
East.
,Ahe location of this mine ia recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Lincoln County, Nevada, in
Book OF Mining Notices, page ZIG, OF the records
Of Lincoln County Nevada. This claim is
| bounded by no known claims.
| Any and all persons lainiing adversely any
| portion of said Lshmer mine or surface ground,
are required to Ale their adverse claims with he
| Register Of the United STATE Land Office at Eu-
| reka, in the State VI Nevada, during the sky
| days period of publication hereof, or they will
| be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
| statute.
F.H. HINCKLEY, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period OF ten conse> utiye weeks in the Phoebe
| RECORD, weekly newspaper published al
Phoebe, Lindoln County Nevada.
fl7-lOt y. II. H NChLkY, Register.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF P. H. WAND, DECEASED.
II Notice Is herr by give n by he undersigI ed,
administrator OF the Estate 81 p. H. Wand, oe.
ceased, to the creditors Of and to all rsons
havi claims "gainst said deceased. to EXHIBIT
them with the nee aeary vouchers within fuur
months after the FIRST publication Of this no.
lice, 10 sail Administi atnr, ut the office OF
Thompson Campbell. Attorney for ss,d Estate,
st Phoebe, IN the County Of Lincoln, State Of
Nevada.
Dated at Phoebe, July 2, 1888.
GEORGE Y. WE'D,
1y1 Administrator.
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ESTRAY.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT A SORHEL
Year, oil branded On lefs thilh F Ut icon-
bne,.', vi b half C r.'e over brand, has zen
running IN the silver p .rk Range. Lincoln
county. Ne!,di. The owns, i, hereby no'ite |
t. ems AMI take the mire away and pay
charges. EAWoOD BAILEY.
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In Waterbury, Conn, farmer loaded
some hay and started for the barn, but
shower overlook him and he had to un.
load it. The next day he tried it again,
with the same result. On the fourth day
it came upon him once more, when the
irate husbandman got under the load, set
it on tire, ana burned up hay, wagon and
all.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"a sipis like nectar. "-Boston Courier.
delicious beyond description. Boston Transcript
added to the good things of tho table it en-,
courages good nature. "-Spi .afeid Republican.
"Invaluable for little treat whe n q friend dropu
in."-Nec York Eoenihg Poet.
MANY people lack the snpoir (dire to brew Punch
Hub Punch is indispensable wherever known
Spirito fhe Times, NJ.
1.-THE popularity of Hub Punch is testimony to
your success in using the hes. and pufet compon-
euts." PARK TlLFORD, New York.
Our sales of Hub Punch have surprised us-sold
within three months larger quantity than we
Anticipated selling in twelve SMITH VAN
DERBEEK, New York and Chicago.
G. III. GRAVES a. SONS, Boston, Mass.
Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices by
RICHARDS q HARRISON,
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Francisco, Cal,
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249 Head of Cattle,
l Yoke Elk. Fine Oxen
349 Head Of Horses,
I Oregon Stallion.

The above described property will be rea ly
FIR spec ion on or about the i0tn dsv of Sap
temh r n .xt, ne ,r Pan .c,. Lin 'oln CIurty, Ne.
vaia Firth-r infor natl II may I've had b. ad.
dressing tn ,dersignrd or Tn mp.o2 Camp
bell. Att jrney or said Estat", ut Pioche. New.
NM BEL',,
Publ, A administrator and Admiui ,trator Of the
fsaeo OF A Dry, Il csas-i
Phoebe, Neyada, Aug, IL 1881. aul3.lm
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Cattlemen!
TAKE NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

Tho under 'ignei, Admin TRAITOR of the Estate
OF Al. x IN Ter Dry, deceased, has for sale, or
CASH, IN Ter IL order of the SlytA District
urt of the It tie of Nevada, and for Lincoln
County. o large band Of Horses AMI Cittle be-
lon2i X to SAID Estate, viz: A.
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.

There are many at TIN axe Of thirty to sixty
who are trouble With to- frequent ev ,cuati on
OF the bladder. Of IN &C ,ompauied by a 81 GIT
snar lug or burning sensation, aud c,krnlng
Of the system "a manner tn patient can not
account for. I'm examining the urinary dsp T.
its r,py sediment vi often b, fund AMI
some lines sm III PARTICLES Of slbnmen will APP
pear, or the C l,r win be Of q thin milkish hue,
again changing to II dark and ,rpi appearance
Tncre are m ny men who die Of this difficulty,
iynor INT of the ca 1se, which is the md st 'ge
of seminal weakness Dr. 3 will guarantee a
perfect cure In all such cases and u he .lthy
resto al m Of th GENT urinary organs
q nee II ,urs 10 t, AMI to sundays
fr,m 10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation free.
Thor ,ugh examination an advi e. S.
Call r and 'ess uR SYlNNEY CO.,
ds No. Il Kenny st San FIR ncisco,
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linss, 2 lk.inch hose couplings, 24-incn
check valves, 3 2R inch union couplings, 10
poun y 9 escorted ir N rivits AMI nuts.
At Dolr]ing lIouse
2wagon wheels with ron axle, s quicksilver
krulet. Il on pans, 3 TONS OF old scrap wrought
iron. more or less; 10 tons old cast iron more
or CHS; together with auv other personal pr'p
erty belonging t, the lie ,dow Valley Nj ling
Company, at or near Dry Valley, Neyada
Person i Properly ct Pioche at No. Hosting
Works.
ore car, 9 scrapers, pokers, 8 handle
wreurhe3 / socket VIZ .nch short dills,
2 inch bar of iron FIVE G long. ore sore N,
pulley, plunger pump. l l59-n or bar OF iron
two feet long. VIE, anvil, bello VI, sma l
screw plate, iron ore buckets, cable chain l.
feet long one sic ige hammer, pair Il t
| TOMS. | 6-foot cross ut eaw, LIT old scraI
| iron. 1000 pounds, morS or less; cable reel,
coils Old 2-inoh cable r pc, l co old ! y iucf
| c .ble rope, large cas-. pinior, small woodei
reel, pump barrel.
At No 8 Hosting Works.
l old boiler, l SIN osest ick and bottom, abou
| forty feet l,rg boiler trout. steam drum, L
| CT iron pipe, sheave for wire ca IL, | piec,
Or gon piu-. lixl6 inches. 8, feet long: piec,
oregon pi 40 laxl6 inches, - feet long; piece
| Oc-eon pine, lSxD inches, 20 feet long; piec'
| Greg III pine, 1918 in he's, 81 ie-t long; 2pece
native piue. lax 70 inch,s 8, 90 feet long; 8 piece,
native pine, l6s2o inches, Ii feet long: plec
| mai pine, 1874 inches. IS Feet long; piece
| native vine. llxl2 ilches % f, ct lon. piece
| native pine, 16x?O inches. lG ieet long; piec
| native piue, 12xl6 inches. 10 fe,t long: iece
oregon piae, l6x20 inches. l6 feet long; 5lpiece
| Oregon ,ire. 6hxi2h inches 80 feet loup; pee
OREGON pine, SyS inches, 26 feet long: piece
Oregon nine. Sx8 inches 8 feet Ion. !; 8 pi ne
naive pine, t2xi3 iuches, II 'eet long; 3 tiec-
native pine, llSll inches. 20 feet pg; piec
nstiye in. l6x inches l6 feet long; abou
| 400 pie es, more or ltss. ssx2h inches. /! f. c
| long, Gag guide or track irou 20 barrels Ros'
dale &c uent. ] larg' stesm valve, ID s-inc
bolts s inch. long. with nuts; u inch bolts
| inches long. wi h NUT. as.iurh bolts 10 iuch'
long, With nut; | y inch h IT. IL inchc
long. with nuts: 2 II 'nds. l6 inch iron W .sl
ars. 8 socket wrenches. | la'g- screw plate
| boring ms'hi 20. lirg cltvt' new hoiS In
! cables 2l00 ieet long each. 4 inch by incht
| witt; 80 b dts more or less, y inches,
inches long: 1000 bolts m re o. less. inch,
inches long; 400 bolts, more or lesB, y Il CHI,
inches long; 100 bolts, more or less ~ inch
ineh long; 50 hrl 8. NOR or less. TX iucbe
"a inches iunp; so b tits, more or less. ! inch,
| inch y loug; 81 bolts. m re or less inch
inches long; sweIge bio ks lar4e vise,
porta j ir m forge, finch sha t. three fe
long, with Il tges. 10 blacksmith tools, ab 4,
so pounds scrap steel, 7 baaiing tools. lar.
hand Q wrenches, 90 pounds, more or less. a
, sorted sizes. bl INK nntI, 3 open hers W nod
lag screws Il inch, G incnes lJrg; l0O m ie
less ca iron washers: 800 pNuid., N re
less, assorted rivets; ! bale rubber gaskets,
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SheriF's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the six Judicial Dis riot Court.
in and for the County of Lincoln, State Of Ne.
vada and to me directed and delivered, for a
! ldgment rendered In said Court. GU the Sixth
day of August. A. D. 1883. in favor Of "
X eley, and against r. Ander on, for the sum
OF Ave hundred and twenty seven ($527) dol.
lars. debt, together with SAG rs 100 dollars, tax
costs. and all accruing costs and interest,
have levied upon the following property, to
wit:
| barrel whisky. SIS ga Ions; keg gin. 40 gal.
Ions; krg claret. 10 salons: 2 cases cider: |
open care cider. short: open case Imperial
wine. short; barrel con ainiI about ~ gal.
Ions whisky; Stove with yipe drum copper
boiler and -tove zinc; 3 br cktt lamps viii re.
feet r. and brack, Is complete, and one bracket
and reflector chairs; Is h r. and bee glasses;
| small pitcher; goblet; hsr spoons; lamp
snntef; bitter bottlR nutmt < e BteI; | egg
b at-r; LAM, globe; lemon squ tzer: !
pnncn II i'er: ice pick: table; stools |
barrel containing aboi 8 gallon wint; l 10
gal n beg; l ruiz; tray; ! pack car's; |
81 isei; ! bottle gnm syrup; 2 call bells;
bucket ard dippe; dice box aid dict; bot
tie sbsyn,h; tmptv birrel
Notije If hereby given that on
Monday, I g 27th dn of August.
4 D. 1883. at the hour OF 70 o'clock u OF thai
day. viii sell all the right. tie and int'rs
Of said II Anderson in and to the above de
3 ribfd properly. at the Town Of Bnllionvillr
Lincoln Comfy. Nevada Ut public auction, fp
| cash in hand TO the bighesi ard beat bidder
TO satisfy said execution and all costs. and al
| costs hat may accrue.
AUS p. cHERwoop, Sheriff.
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Or. SPIN N EY g. CO.,
No. II Rcarny street.
T,RE\T ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
i Diseases.
Y o u a. C M e. N

Who may DO suf ring from the effects Of youth.
full fJllies In i'cretions W II d, we'll to avail
Themselves o this. the greatest b. IN ever land
at the feet OF suff ring hum .hi:y DR.. Spinney
viii gu .rartee to ( IT cit hve handred dollafs
for every case Of weakness or pr,vAie disease of
any kind or CHI iracter which he undertakes and
fail. to cure,
The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29
A NIGHT IN A UGAR HOUSE.


Owing to the inclement weather
last Tuesday evening and the con
sequent failure of oaI terrym8n to
be at Sarpy station, on Mississippi
Valley Railroad and the late hour of
its arrival there, on our last return
from the city, we were obliged 10
foot 1t, carrying i NaliSe, bundle aud
umb ella. Flooding along, us best
we could in the dark, with au occa.
siondl slip in the mud, we arrived
at the residence Of Mr., Leon S;arpy,
but, after aSoertaining that he was
not at home we concluded to retrace
our steps to his sugarhouse, where
We were cordially received by his
active and efficient overSeer, Mr.
Montegut and other friends, and
employees of Mr. Sarpy, viz; Messrs.
DsCoppet, Hart, Martin, Delhom.
mer, Jacob, Dry, Harris and Dura-
pau. Taking advantage OF the ol'-
portunity, We werS thereby enabled
to once more witness the practical
working, in the various stages, of a
first class sugarhouse nall respects,
as thiSole is, Ithas already turned
out about 900, 900 lbs.o first quality
sugar.
Mr.. Sarpy provides comfortable
quarters for his assistants and sub.
,stantial fare TO all employees, both
of which we partook of aud for
which We feel indebted and will
kindly remember night spent in \
sugarhouse.
The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29
DENVER, CoLohAno, ArEiL 29nd. 1852

DENVER, CoLokADo, APRIL 29nd. 1882.
DR.. B. Kendall d Co., Gents: -Four years
ago while in the employ of A. 2. Pcrley & Co.,
Danvers, Mass, we had a horse that became
spawned tuting the first year Of NV say with
them, and euainrd 50 tei' g3ot years, though
we used every remedy We anew of or could
hear Of but OF no avail. Some time during the
tit3il year, ttor was in their employ between
five and six years., we were recommended to
try krndulrs SPAWN Cure. and after using it
two months the Horse was cured the enlarge
ment having been entirely removed, i,lld lhuA
believeing il to ba valnibie medicine / fully
recommend it to Nil who have occasion to use
it, Respectfully.
p H. TYoHE
The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29

these violaiers of the law considered
directed against the negro
voter, was shown ut the April elec-
ton of State and Municipal officers,
asin thelate Congressional elections.
In the municipal election in New
Orleans, as for representatives aud
parish officers in several OF the par
ishes, the sam system of frauds
were perpetratrd against white
men and Democrats, and for the
same ieasUns AZ, iii previous cleo
lions. had been perpetrattd against
colored Republicans, to a0it, the re-
fusal ot these white cilizens and
Democrats to vote to re allf IN power
the corrupi leaders WHO had through
their previous frauds, througd their
party organic ,tion obtained power.
Thus, likewise, in the first Con-
grrssioual District, Mr.. Calle on
Hunt, Democrat, from his lalth
fulness to political honesty aud re
fnsa of obeuient seNillty to the
criminal olisaIchy was made the
victim of a disftanchisfd cGnstitn-
rncy composed of tue best elements
of the Democratic party. In the
thirl Congressional District, against
the election Of Mr.. Kellogg, Re
lpnbican, even more daStardly
meanS were resolved to affecting
Inoi only the rights Of his colored
supporters but hundreds of white
men aud Democrats OF whom he
was the choice. In this Congress.
si0nal District, owing to the high
!, character OF Judge Houston The
; Democratic nominee and Judge
fHahn his Republican opponent, and
their determination that no fraud
: should underle their respective
= CLAIMS for certificate of election
there was not single voter, whether
/, black or white, whether Houston
or Hahn supporter, whose ballot
was questioned OF not counted.
: The error of MIR. Blaine, as regards
: this State at least, is in thinking
that disfranchisement is solely on
; account of race, or that it Is com
= mitted at The instance, or with tht
approval of The masses Of the " hites
However, and TO what extent this
: may have been true during the frs
!, years of reconstruction, 1t is Ger
! tainly not the case now. The ev
Louisiana now suffers from is from
a practical deprivation OF a flc'
q franchise by her citizens ofall racc'
aud parties. TO rf'rm this tht
better elements ofall classes are nov
struggling. This reform will be til,
real ,sue at the nexl State election
Out of this embarrassment th
!, National administration may. to al
extent, by careful selection of pei
. sous for such Federal appointment
q as it may make, may render on
:, people assistance. 1t is sincerel.
hoped by the HERALD that sue
# assistance will be rendered. Gov
= Cleveland may be assured that h
u could adOptano popular COURSE
j or one which would remove troi
!, the incoming administration til
character of embarrassment feare
. BY his friend, Mr.. Blaine.
The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29

we thought We wset, too late until We saw
ttha AdvertisanIent Of Kendsils SPAWN Gu Q
CoukIing's law practice yields
him $1,000 u week.
1t IL said that Gem Jackson had
2l0 electoral votes III 1889. ~ Y,
There lis y cocoanut tree in the
horticultural Hall al, the Exposi
tlon t4rURHds that is filed withfiuil.
The PhiIalelphians are discus
siDg the question whether Ornot the
old liberty bell slA,ll,he sent to the
New Orleans Worlds Exposition.
An uiir0mantic doctor says That
tigbl, laclIg il d public benefit, mas
much aS it kills off all the foolish
girls, and leaves the wise ones to
grow upltoibe women. ssNi 9
A lady with dyeJpair of twins
boarded ~ train at WOodhine, Iowa,
one day last week. Tllsentire party
Ofelvyen tTayeled on one ticket, ,nOne
OF the childirn being old enough to
l,ay half fare,
The matter of Postal Telegraphy
is receiving considerable attention,
particularly siuee the last election.
This il etGtainlA one Of the greatest
necessities ufithe age, and We hope,
ere hing, to see that it will Oe an
accomplished fact. ss
Tie tliilatic course of lectures ut
the Tulane University has con
mpnced dwith 100 matlicplanrs, Which
nun Der will, ia u few days, be in
creased 10 225. The clinical course
lmgnu ut The Charity Hospital on
Oct 20.
The official compilation Of tax
able values III the State OF Texas,
shows i total valuation for 1884 ot
$685., ,g93, ,392, against !. total ut
$500, ,l31, 800 IN 1883, shpwiug sn
increase il the year Of $03, 800, ,UO2.
We sregretxtO see such alarge
amount of the printing of the
WUlld's Exposition, given to other
cities. Ia this not All injustice to
0nr State printe1s, many of whom
have sabscribed towards this grand
affairi
We congratulate our, esteemed
contemporary the Sagar PlaRter, OF
Port Allea, La, on the ceIebra ion
of It's twenty sixth birfEe y; may it
live long and pronptr, apd ever he
found advocating the ilItel sts of
our tilir State aud country.
The Telephone Company of New
Orleans, intends running another
line from Edgard, ST. John parish,
to, New Orl.,lns,. aud trpal Baten
KOngszt0 bayou Sara. This Will be
greatly appreciated By our planters
and coast residents, as at present
there is much delay with phe line.
We have received from Wm. II.
Harris, BSq., Louisiana Live Stock
Commissioner, for the Worlds Ex.
position, an elaborate pamphlet,
entitled, s'Preminm Lists and Rules,
l.ivu Stock Divisions, OF the Depart.
IDent of Agriculture, Worbl's Indus.
trial and Cotton Exposili, IL"
This fund consists of $42, 900, and
has been distributed by George Y.
J6llnsnsl. Esq, Superintendent
lDu ftnserff Of Agriculture, as toll
loww horses. Q 700; breeding and
slRii'Y all lle, Islsss fat stock, ic,t.
e6a ana hogs 8 d, ,slat; slleep,
nQlIgfX and PEI slUcs
lIsllll;; sloNs
The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29
State of Louisiana.
26th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
SUCCESSION ALCEsTE DARENsBoURG,


By virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above entitled and numbered succession ON
the 18th day of November, A. D., 1881, by the
Honorable the Twenty Six judicial District
Court for the Parish of st. Charles: l, tie
undersigned Sheriff Of the Parish ofSt Charles,
will proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder,at the Moonlight Stoie," in this
parish, at about seven miles above the Court
house CT this Parish, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9th, A. D.. 1881,
at the hour of eleven o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property to WIT:
A certain lot merchandise, viz: Dry Guods,
Liquors, Groceries and Hardware being the
contents of said store. Also one hors, and the
undivided half interest of said Aleeste Darens-
bourg in and to, two mules, one cart and one
ploy, as per itemized inventory on file in my
office.
TERMS AND ooNDITIoNs-cnsh on the
spot.
LEWIS DRY,
| Shcr ffof the Parish of st. Charles
ShcrAs Office, November 10, 1884
The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29
o. THIkTY DAY TRIAL.

TIE NoLTAIc BFLlo., Marsha !, Mich. will
send r,Dye's Celebrated Eleetro-Vnltic Belts
aud Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days
to men LyOung or oldl who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality nd Kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of he,tth and manly Nigor. Adj
dress as abuNe.-N. B-No risk is mcurled,as
thirty days trial is allowed.
The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29
N OTIOE'.

100000 hogShead aud barrel
staveS Oh hand and for s'le hy the
Nader Bros ''Fas ion Store" just
below hahnvllle, La Give them a
call before purchasing elsewhere.