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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04
FUN ERALS.

The funeral of W. F. Merrill took
place from The residence of d. w. East.
man Friday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. tbs
A. o. U. w OF which he was a member
conducted the services. Rev. ". q
SnodgTass was the officiating clergyman
There was large attendance TO pay the
last tribute of respect to the departed.
John B. Wstscn of Cass county, Mich
igan, who has been in Emporia only
since November 18th, died at the Robin
son house Thursday. He had come tC
Kansas hoping TO find relief from sick
ness in a change o: climate He seemed
to be somewhat improved but took re
lapse and died Unexpectedly. The fu
neral took place this afternoon at
O'Clock. The remains were buried il
Maplewoed cemetery The Y. NJ. G. A
had charge of the services, Rev. w. II
Barnes officiating. Mr.. Weston wa
young man of good morals and haC
made many friends during his short res
Idence here. His age was nineteen.
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R1NK AND oPERA oPENINe.

E. HAmilson's opera house and skat-
ing rink at Burlington. was opened to
the public on Thursday evening. Nj.
Hamilton, with his Characteristic bust
MISS tact, early in the summer began 10
look into the matter of constructing this
building. but did nos 81 frst contem-
plate building 50 extensively or in the
form Of an opera house. After looking
oyer the Geld and into the prospects of
Burlington, present and future, he de-
cided 70 construct building cOmmen-
surate with its needs.
The building IS 50xIOO feet. Il Is sub.
stantisIIy constructed of stone and brick.
For opera purposes there is . 80 foot
stage, which is to be we'll equipped with
scenery adapted to the best OF entertsIn-
ments. There are galleries, supported
from above, pFoscenium boxes, SIX dress
ing rooms and every thing pertaining 10
a good modern opera building. The
seating capacity is 200. The apparatus
for heating is arranged 10 attach steam
fixtures at any time. The aTched roof
adds TO the general good appearance Of
the building from without. The cost Of
the structure was about $4,000.
A nunbcF of Imports young people
and expert skaters attended the opening
John Orr disported with his bicycle
and bis fests were receivsd with much
favor. seven of the e. T. boys fufnish.
ed the music.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04
ABERNETaY-s 1NDs.

Married, Nov. 81, 1884, by Rev. DIR.
Cordley. Mr.. Martin AberneIhy and
Miss Maggie E. Sands, daughter of ). G.
Sands of this city. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
parents, corner of Tennessee and PInck-
new streets immediately after the clos
Jog of the Thanksgiving services at the
Presbyterian church, aud was witnessed
by q small circle of relatives and Inti-
mate friends. The customary Thanks
giving dinner, supplemented by the bri
dial loaf and other AccOmpaniments toll
lowed, to which all did ample Justice
The mementoes of affection from friends
present and absent we're many and val
liable.
The bride, who has always lived ia
Lawrence, will be greatly missed by her
| associates in church, choir aud SUNDAY
school, where she has long been q brIgh
and shining light Mr.. and Mrs. Aber-
nethy left ON The 3 As train on the SAINT,
Fee for Memphis and New Orleans
where, in company with relatives of Mr.
A =, they will witt the Worlds Fair, re
Iurning TO Lawrence to spend Christina!
before seIIng mp their home 10 Empo
ria, where MIR. A5ernethy is engaged II
the real state and insurance business
The best wishes OF hosts of friends vii
follow the newly welded paIE on theI
trip.-LaWrence Herald Tribune.
Mr. Abernethy ID member of the firm
Of Burnett q Abernethy. and though bu
recently becoming q citizen of EmporIs
he has already won many friends her
who viii extend q warm welcome to him
self and bride.
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srooKMEN oRaANIZINa.

The live stock men of Lyon and adj
joining counties met at the Coolidge
Wednesday evening, and organized q
Live Stock Mems association 20 include
LYON, Wab Iunsee, Usage, Coffey, Green
wood and Chase counties.
Major G. Hood was chosen president;
o. B. Way, secretary: E. s. JeWeti, as
sIstant Sc cretary, and Col. j. M Steele,
treasureri Jacob TaVior was chosen vice
president for Lyon county. The other
vice presidents are to be appointed, one
from each county, at succeeding meet
ing. A committee of four, Nj ssrs Sew
cry, Jscnb Tay Tor, d Hnlderman and
Fl &. Wiser, were appointed as sn exc
culive committee To draft Z CONSTITUTION
and bylaws Tor the association.
StCckmen of the adjoining count es
are to be notified of the meeting by cir
cular letter and Invited to attend the
next meeting ON Wednesday night, De-
cembsr 3 all farmers and others en-
gagged in the live stock business are in
vlted TO attend the next meeting.
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rAraL ACCIDENT.

willis Thompson, = Normal Student.
Killed By the Accidental DISchasSe 81
His Gun
Willis Thompson, speEdiDg the
Thanksgiving holidays with his uncle.
the proprietor OF Thompsonss mills,
three miles west OF this city, was killed
by the accidental discharge of his gun
Friday. He had been out hunting. and
on his return placed his gun against the
house and put his fOJt upon the side OF
wheelbarrow sitting ny, to remove the
mud from his DO II. The wheelbarrow
tipped, striking the gun in such q way
as to discharge II, and throwing it In
such position as to send the charge di.
rect to Thompson 3 head. Il struck him
in the forehead. B fore DR.. Roberts,
who was summoned, could reach the
place he vas dead.
He was a student in the State Normal
and had been one Of the pail bearer at the
funeral Of Charlie Snow, another student
who died recently. His age Wss about
eighteen. His parents live neal
Auburn, Shawnee county. They will
be appraised Of this sad ending of Willis
holidays al once. They have the SIN
cere sympathy of all his many friends
here
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR

Yesterday at l O'Clock p m. few
friends gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. EphrIam Brown on the county
farm 10 witness the marriage of their
daughter. Callie, to Mr.. NJ. II. DeVsutt
of Florence, Kansas. The marriage
was quiet affair, the guests being linn
tied number of choice friends. There
were no cards The ceremony was per-
formed b. Rev. /. Brook of Emporia.
The following is list of present given
to bride and groom:
Groom to bride, handsome gold watch,
on one lid of which was 1884 in mono
gram, ON the other "CallIe."
Bedroom set and China tea set, pa
rents of bride.
Tidy and lambrequin, brides sister,
Maud.
Shovel from brother, frankie.
Silver tea set from Miss Cora and Hat,
tie Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. A z Hamilton
and Hal Graham of Florence.
Silver card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. E
| A Kinnle of Cottonwood Falls.
Pair steel engravings in handsome
gilt frames, Thanksgiving Day" and
Summer on the AdriOndaCks."
Linen table Cloth and one dozen nap
kins, Mrs. Evans and daughter.
Individual silver dinner set, T. ID
| McWhorter.
"a Thousand Gems of Poetry" Miss
Luella Smith.
Ice cream set, Mr.. and Mrs. Thield
bar, Peoria, Ill.
"GAraldine," Miss Alice Overstreet.
"Great Composers" ANY Bigger.
PAIR mats, Alice Evans.
Hand painted toilet set. Mrs. j. A
Barnes, BRIDES COUSIN, Decature, Ill.
Two dozen napkins, Mrs. VIM. Trues
dale, Peoria, Ill.
Tidy, MIS-. Kate DEFAULT, LeWlstown
Pennsylvania.
The happy pair left on the westborn'
train for Florence, where Mr.. DeVaul
Is engaged in business, and which is 4
be their future home. The best wishe
of many sincere friends go with Mrs
Default to her new home. Man.
happy circle will miss her pleasan
face aud delightful disposition, here
but what our home and social clrcl
loses another gains.
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EsCAPE AND CAPTURE.

Charles Kay, q colored prisoner sent
here from Morris county for safe keep
Ing, escaped Wednesday evening about
dark. He was taken out of his cell by
Waldo Wooster to bring in the nights
supply Of wood and water. AS they re
turned and while Wooster was unlock
ing the door he ied. Wooster, cool head
ed enough to consider that the twelve
"birds" in the cage were worth the one
in the "bush, !" Telocked the door. This
gave the fleeing prisoner brief extra
dime and he made good his escape. lie
was. however. recapIured on the nighr
train for Council Grove. Tue boys he Z
having suspected his direction ule
Rraphed tie authorities there
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04
OBITUARY.

Mrs. A. r. Gaddes died on Thursday
Nov, 81 Of typhoid fever after q linger-
Ing illness of about two moaths. Ms,
Gaddes was an exemplary wife and
mother and leaves a husband aud four
children to mourn the loss OF their best
earthly friend and companion. The
sympathy extended to the bereaved
family will be especially sincere and
heartfelt because Of the tour little girl,
the Oldest Of whom is but ten and the
Youngest an infant only tire,
months OF age, who are thu
81 sadly deprived CT q mothers watch
ful care and guidance.
Mr. Gaddes started east Thursda,
with the remains which will he burieC
near the former 'me of the deceased q
Pitlsburg, Penn.
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PERSONAL nrNrror.

C. N. 10y. of Americas, was down Sat-
urdaY.
Harry Hood au2 wife were in town to
spend ihsnksgivIDg.
Senator P. b. Plumb started for
Washington Thursday.
H. P. Mginuis was in town Fri
day from Neosho Falls.
DIR. J. B. HIbben and wife of Topeka
spent Thanksgiving here.
Charlie Russell and John Orr took In
the rink opening at Burlington.
Van r. Holmes will not be required
to serve on the United statzs grand jury.
Rev. W. C. Snodgrass delivered .
lecture at Cottonwood Fails Friday night
C. H. Pratt, OF Humbolt, was in town
Thursday, the guest of Mr L. n. Glib
SOB.
Cliff Boyd, CT Boyd Bros, is in Green:
vile, Ohio, his former home, settling up
his business theirs.
Miss Efie Fish returned home Thurs
day TO prepare TO enter the conservatory
OF music at Mt. Carmel, Ill.
Miss Julia Rogers and Miss Ida Hail.
er OF BurliDgsme are spending d few
days with Mrs. q. G Bonhsm.
&c. Wood ward of Ottawa is in the
city visiting his brother, w. E. Wood
ward OF the State Normal. He may de
eide to make his future home among US.
R. G Magell of Mound City, Illinois,
secretary OF furniture company there.
arrived here Wednesday He and his
old ''chum," 7. j. Penrod, took hunt
near FlOrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. <. Patterson, of Gin.
cinnatl, Ohio, have arrived and Will
remain for several weeks, the trip being
for the benefit of Mr. PatItersOn's health
They are friends and college classmates
two OF the "ciiy eds" of EnpOria.
Will Bennett left % Monday
tor Chicago, where he has accepted 8
position as train dispatcher on the
| Northwestern. The announcement o.
the intended departure of no young mar
in Emporis would cali forth regrets from
a larger circle of friends than his. He
is ia higa favor as the Santa Fe dis
patcher, and the better position Offered
him is just tribute t. his worth. Every
body will wish "BiIlie'' continued sue
paSS
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ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CoSvEN
TEON.

The Sunday School convention opened
Friday with a discussion of "the les
sons of tho year" we're by ]. F. Drake.
The exercises we're we'll attended and
interesting. There were devotional exer.
cIses snd discussions on the max
ing of the Sunday schools
Interesting 20 ali classes Rev. j. F
Hendy leciured TN Value and Authori
" of the Old Testament In the after
noon there was an address by Rev. II q.
Mackay on what Opportunities shonlC
the Sabbath School Afford 70 the
Church" and by Rev. J. II Barnes OF
The Relation of the Church 10 the Sun
day School"
Mrs. ]. F. ClArkson. of Topeka, CAV,
a very interesting talk on Method
Among the Little Folks" She Is pleas
ing and instructive speaker. The after
noon services were followed by q bust
uess meeting.
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BOUND. RELEASED. ARRESTED

Tue preliminary examination of Alex
euder Brown, suspected of assaulting
Emma Merwin recently. was held be-
fore Judge Fletcher at the court house
Friday and resulted In holding him
for trial before the district court. The
court house was filled, and great interest
manifested in the decision. The evil
dence is not direct. Emma Merwin's
description of her assailAnt Tailed in
many respects with Browns size
dress and appearance, but the
testimony on some points was not posi-
tive.
Brown was brought before Judge
Graves Saturday and released on 6
writ Of hebeas corpus. He was rear
rested on another charge of mAlIciou
assault.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04
MICHAEL srRnGoEE

Kansas City this week COM
mencing Monday, December 1st, will en-
Joy q great event in amusement circles
the celebrated j. II. Haverly Michae
Strogoff company appearing at the Gil
lis opera house during the week. Nearl.
two hundred are on the stage at on,
time. The play as placed by this com
psny exhibits q wealth of dramatic cast
scenic effecta, dazzling costumes, pro
cessIonal display, original music, mount
cavalry, swords, military drills. &c
Citizens of EmpOrIa who visit Kansa
City next week should bear IN mind tn
production. at the Gillis opera house, o
this great drama,
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RAIL AT Usage.

A party of young people consisting Of
Ed. Kinnan. Percy Noise, Will and
George Hibben. Miss Libbie Walkup,
Miss Maggie Buford, Miss Annie Steph
enson and Miss Hibben went to the bal
AtOsage City Friday night. They report
the affair as elegant IN every particular
There were about seventy-tive couples
present The hall with ITS waxed nooI
was just the thing for the slight fantas-
tic" Tie music by heck's orchestrI
of Topeka was splendid. Major Shrev'
prompted. The party from here are
profuse in their prises of the Osag
young people and their hospitality
There was also large number presen
from Topeka and Burlingame.
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The Misses Mackay gave party, to
few of Mr.. Will BennetI's friends, at
their home Friday night. The affair was
enjoyed as an evening at the hospitable
home Of those young ladies, who are
among the most pleasant entertainers In
the city, always is. The hours spent at
cards, sports and prize drawing, few by
UNDECIDED making 1t necessary for the
guest to plead forgiveness for the crime
OF unconciouslY staying too late. The
repast served was elaborate and the
hour spent at the festal board was q
delightful one.
While Mr.. Bennett regrets TO leave a.
deeply as his friends regret his depar.
ture he will remember with pleasure
the farewell party rendered him last
nInhk
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DEATH OF MRS. VERNON

Mrs. Henrietta Vernon, mother Of Lee
Vernon, died at her residence 142 Sylvan
street Friday morning at II o'clock. from
dropsy. Mrs. Vernon was 65 years old
The funeral will take place from the
Christian church tomorrow at 2 o'clock
Ali friends are invited
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aRANGE srOREsOLn.

The Grange store difficulty has been
solved. The entire affair has been sold
to Boyd Brothers, formerly Of Green.
Vile, Ohio. The new firm took posses
sion Wednesday. They arc affable gen
tlemen OF wide business experience and
will doubtless be Sn important business
factor here. We wecome them.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

The work of the first term Of the Col
lege OF Emporia ended with the examin-
atoms, which commenced Monday and
closed on Wednesday. The attendance
this term has been good and the work
satisfactory. The president and other
members of the faculty have cause TO be
gratined, and have the congratulations
OF the people, who now look upon the
college as an important present factor Of
our educational interests, and not thing
If the future
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

The annual diocesan convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal church will be
holden In Burlington. Kan, beginning
on Tuesday evening. Dec. I'd. This
convention includes all the parishes in
the state belonging To the church. The
delegates are Judge Buck, Prof. Sadler
and Mr.. HaTdcastle,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Gibson gave a
very pleasant reception To few OF their
friends at Mrs. T. G. Watson's Thanksgiv-
ing IN honor of their guests, Miss Pratt
and Miss Mason. The evening with its
social chat, games and refreshments, WAS
ono Of rare pleasure ~ all preseLt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

Melvin Harlan, whose house was re-
Gently burned, desires to express his
thanks ~ Cunningham 6 McCarty,
agents for the State Insurance company
Of DesMoines. Iowa, for their prompt
and satisfactory settlement of the loss.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

F.W. Drake has the list Of subscEip.
tions 20 the salary OF the pastor OF the
First M. Z. church. 1t will facilitate
his work II all whose names are thereon
will call upon him soon.
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A merry party Of young folks met Fri
day night at the residence Of Mr.. james
Halleck 10 c. l,bra,e the 16.h birthday Ol
Miss Jessie Halleck. The evening will
long be remembered with pleasure,
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The StOckmen's Association just
formed hare propose to have a"big day.
about the holidays. The plan is to have
addresses in the opera house IN the after
noon. and q banquet and dance at the
Coolidge at night. If consummated al
designed it will be one OF the finest Af
airs eVer held here
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

On Wednesday 3. Brewer and Geo
EarhArt were each convicted on thirteen
out of nftOtn counts, for illegal liquor
selling. Earhart. whose sentence Is moi
passed, not Offering sufficient bond, wa
committed to Jail. ]. A. BranlleY. Of
Reading. indicted by the grand jury
was remAnded to jail for want of proper
hOnd
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

There was very pleasant ThanksGiV-
ing party At N. L Samson's on Market
street last night, IN honor Of Miss Emma
Stein. Everybody had pleasant time
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

June Hunt. who will be remembered
BY the older citizens of Empors, stop
ped over in this city Thursday on has
way home from the Cattlemen's conven
ton at st. Louis. Mr.. Hunt is now a
resident of Ration, N. M, where reside
his wife and family Anc also his brothers
Charley and Jim and his parents.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

Tie <. T. band and number OF our
young people were at the opening OF
HamIlton's rink at Burlington.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

December Is set by The W. c. T. U
Is Q day Of fasting and prayer.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

The body OF Willis Thompson was
sent 10 the home OF his father Tor
burial Saturday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

Several of the boys claim 10 be ''catch-
ing" odlc force.
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Third Minuet ball next Friday nigh
at Eighth avenue rink.
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Emporla roller skaters have organ zed
polo club.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

Maxwell s. Sedgwick have put in q
telepbone-No.6 SO
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

The Normal regents will NEE, again
in january.
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MIacaIIanaoua.
J. j. EVANS.

DIR. D. @. MARTIN,
ENT1ST-OverT Thomas Jones' grocery,
IL Commercial street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues. All work guaranteed.
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10. @. GRINNELL, J. F
O. W. SOUIRES,

% o.
A MERICUs, KANSAS. Real Estate and
IN Collection Agent. Once third door, east
cor. Broadway and Maine. Correspondents
solfciksd
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THANKSGIVING.

Yesterday was very generally OBJ
served here as a day of Thanksgiving
and rest. The suspension If business
was general. The prevailing quietness
made the day seem like Sabbath. The
number of feasts OF good things was
without limit. The day was observed
with apr opriase services at several of
the churrhaa
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-04-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
-
10th Judicial District Conf.
ish of LafOurche.
S.ccessioS Of Asdersos Jese
I'LL, Rro5ates.

Pursuant to an order and deusm -
above Court aud in sbedieaes . ~
sion to mo directed In the shore ~f6la31
mum ered Succession I will olee ~ s3r1
public auction pursuant to Law b tAeln1I
highest bidder on the premises siln11r =
said parish On the left de.cesdine -
YOU 1af0urche ut about twesty$vot nn
low the Town of Thibodsux, IN ~
Longueville, on Saturday the I'd d6yVf
1854, between the hOurs Of II oeleGaa.
and 4 O'Clock. r: n, the fellevias
property. to Wit
J.. Two certain lots e xrsaua dtnnt3h
the village of L0nguevills % ~ IN Z
ing bank Of Bayou Lafourche q sheafl
ty-two miles below the town Of AAs1irA
IN. lots Nos. four and five )) ~ H>eftfk
No. 81. said lots measuring eaeA 1AyaN ~
IN width, BY . depth Of oSs handredaalGE
feet being bounded on the front . xedNS
the Bar1taria canal on the East b kkt
OF said block. on the Soath by 49,
street and on the Weet BY lets Ne - +
belonging to jackson Long. TseetAwm
Nil the improvements thereon.
=. One stove.
Terms and conditions Of sale, CaGA0D
$780,
March 29th 1884.
THEOPHILE THIDODAuL
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THE A OF LOUISIANA
10Th. Judicial District Court, ~
ish of Lafourche.
Succession of Ascma Ogeros d.
'o!fe Of Louis SchA, IA. rs
PrObotes.

Pursuant to an order and decree -
above Court and in obedieues - . -
sion to me directed in the sboye entifi1
numbered succession / will offer fer -
public auction pursuant to law to ths 49,
highest bidder at the Court Hoase IL IT,
OF IhibOdaux on Saturday the 18Th,
April, 1884, between the hours q u &C.
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the fsllswA9
cribed property tO-wit: 81
lst. A certain tract Of land sitnated q
Parish right bank of Bayou LatsaIGs
about twenty miles below the town y L.
daux, measuring five xrpents uDese 8
front by forty srpents in depth -
above by lands of HypOlite Ogeron e.
low by lands Of FRANCOIS v. hsAe1d
together with all the buildings and ~
ments thereon.
2nd. Also two horses. one COZ and tveI
er calves. a pillow, one gun and on
household furniture.
Terms and condition Of sale, casa 49,
spot in United States Treasury Notes z
debts, sale to be made at Court hoese
March 18th, 1884.