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DIED I'm Perry township, on the lz>h
ut Of consumption. Mrs. EMMA EH-
MAN, wife of LAZARUS EHMAN. Her re-
mains we're inferred in the cemettry at
the LEsx Grove. the 18th ult. The
funeral services we're conducted by f.
der Fl j. BAKER
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NoT1CETo TAXPAYERS.

T WILL receive taxes without penalty until
J. January 10th, 1884.
Delinquent taxes on lands, If not paid by
the 20th ins.., will be advertised for sale.
No extension of time given on old delin-
qut mt taxes on personal property.
JOHN RUEd SEGGBR,
Treasurer Monroe County, Ohio.
dec rs. .,s3td,
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~Ths Teachers Institute. BY an |

WThe Teachers Institute. by an al.
most unanimous vote. decided 10 leave
she fixing of the :ime for holding the
next session to the Executive Commit
tee, aud appointed JAS A. WATSON E.
J.. GRAHAM aud Mrs. NJ c. WEST q
committee to arrange for music for The
uaeet;nQ.
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iuly3 's3.
Continued from last ,sest.).
How Watch Cases are Made.


A plate of SOLID. GOLD IA 2-l0 karats.
fine Is soldered on each side of plate Of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts ofthe cases-backs, centers, bezels,etc
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, stiffness and solidity, while
the written guarantee of the manufacturers
Sarrcnting each case to wear trenty years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantees
Is given from actual results, as many OF
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of use without wearing through
the gold. DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. "A, 1880
have used one Of your James Boss God Watch
Cases for seventeen years bought 1t second hand
and know Of its having been used before got 1t,
but do not know how long. II locks good for ten
years longer. Did not suspect it was hned case
until 20 informed by jeweler short time since,
most cheerfully recommend Your cases to be al
they ure represented to be, and more.
O. McCRANEY, Dep. Col la Rep. 81 Dss Ioud.
Send ,cr. s,sSp 10 Keystone Watch taso Faeore fhila
depa Pa for handsome Illustrated Pamphlet Allowing hos
James Ross and Keystone Watch Cases are made.
ITO bs Continued.l
auo1d ,Q3y
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HBEs. HINES was the name OF the
Fireman injured by the train running in
10 the creek ct SrANG4Es's trestle on the
BZ&C. On The 23d ult. He is Sc
riously injured, bat the surgeons think
he will recover.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

JACOB RHINHERR bsgs leave to inform
the public that he receives fresh Oysters
twice o week and that he will furnish par.
ties With Oysters during the holidays BY the
gallon or any quantity below at bottom pri.
ces. ~
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New Form for Promissory Note.

From the Venango Spectator.
Andrew Jackson, Seneca Indian, who
could write little and only little, Dor.
rowed 80 80 from John Halfsown, aud
gave him his note fer the money with
interest. 1t ran like this. "Me. Andrew
jackson, day after Tomorrow six
months, will pay to John Halftown,
maybe three or four days, So or 81 dol
lars, no fetch paper no get money, by
dam v
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MAEsrBp.-December 25lh. 1883, hy
wrrsox MARrIS. Esq, Mrs. MARY E
RroHzEpsoN, Of Sardis, to Mr.. Dawn
W. SKINNER, OF Wetzel Co.. W. Va.
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WoaasaeId @sfork Market,
Der. 81 I@Cstale 3taate per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs lao pei
pound gross. -.
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D1rD.-Near Antioch. Dscenser 7th,
Of consumption, Mrs. MARY l. MASON,
wife Of A II MASON. Her remains
were isterre l, on the S.h ult, in the
Unity cemetery. The funeral services
we're conducted by Rev HSs1 LSoss.
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CT You can save money by buying youf
Candy at 8. W. RGGRR'S. He has Just res
csived large lot of candy which will be sold
cheap.
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Y-Stoves. Pumps. Feed Cutters. Corn
Shelters, Bird Cages. Rat Traps. Brass Kettles,
Gross Cut Saws. Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition,
Doors, Sash and Glass, all to bs found at The
Hardware Sore and offered way down in
price. sepll. U. E. HARLAN
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LUNCH ROOM

At JACOB. REINHERR'S. He has Rusks
sandwiches. and all sorts Of Cakes and pies
Switzer Cheese, Balogna, Oysters .dishsd up
in all styles, Hot Coffee and Tea &c.
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UHURua pIREoToRY.

Services at the II. E. Church, Woodsfeld..
every Sabbath. Presching at 1850 A. N. and
7P. N. Sunday school $50 r. N. prayer
meeting every Thursday at r. N. Pastor.
Rev. n. D. STAUFFRR.
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Ohio Democrat.

Since 1S3Sno Unlted States Senator
from Ohio has failed of reelection. we
believe. All indications point to PEN
dleton as next 10 order.
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nYCall at THE SPIRIT office for job. print,
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads, business card on Envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice.
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eY-Large stock new goods at THE HARD
WARE STORE, all offered st very low pri.
ces. G. E. HARLAN.
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wheeling Live STOCK Market.
December 81, 1883

Decemher u, 1883
Cattle-Y eigbipg, ! 600 lbs. are gu :
ted al 4a45c; weighing from 500 10 900
lbs, best quality, 4cs milch: cows.
$50 U6a50. 90 Bulls. a3tc Ga: yes,
as to sihs and qua.ays 81 eoaIe % per
heads 49,
Lambs-4ts5tc per .lb.
Sheep-3.34 , per ID.
Hogs-5s54clor bes, grades.
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1T WILL PAY YOU

70 call at the Hardware Store and see our
stock Of SILVERWARE, and get prices.
before making selections elsewhere. Our
gods comprise some Of the prettisst and
latest designs just from the manufacturers
deciS,'S3 c. &. HARLAN.a
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The Fitzgerald pension frauds at
Washington have dismissed their libel
suits against the correspondents.
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BARGAIN.

will sell my house and acres OF land on
the north side OF town at bargain. There'is-
good we'll and number of bearing trait'
trees ON the premises. Call on or address
CHARLES LYNCH, ..
;Woods6eld, Ohio.
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.aGIlicaso.
New York.

Dec. sS.--tlour g oos5 90; Wheat
gB, Corn $1,000: Oats 33c: Rye 3d..
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SLEIGH BELLS, SKATES, Carving
Knives and Forks and Corn Peppers at the
Hardware Store. c. 4. HARLAN
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HEREDITARY.
SCROFULI,

A RE YOU aware that In your blood the
N faint of scrofula has prominent
place? This is true of every one. 1t is La
bic at any time, OH the slightest proyocation,
to develop itself in some insidious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
outgrowths of this impurity OF the blood:
Hoops SARsArARILLA has. a HOnderiut
power over all scrofulous trousles, as lne re,
in.Tkable testimonials we nave feeeNeo
Enthusiastically prove,
'MEssRs. C. /. Hoop s; Co.: Geritletleti--
My youngest son has always been
troubled with ScrOfulOus Humor; sores Ill
his head dscharging from his ears, and a,fnn-
hing sore on tile back of his ear for two
years; his eyelids would tester and ulcerate,
tlischargng so that was Obliged to wash
them open every morning, his eyelasnss
nearly all coming out; he was exceedingly
dainty, most of the time eating but two slight
meals day. We were unable to find any.
thing that had the least effect upon him til
last Spring. 1876, We gave him two bottles OF
Hoods Sarsapdrilld. IIisappetite improved
at once. The hack of his ear healed
up without a scar, and not sore lii MS heau
'''' Mrs. n. c. sAsBokN,
- No. 10S Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass,
"We do not as rule allow ourselves to
use our editorial columns to speak OF any
remedy we advertise. but we feel warranted
in saying a word for Hoods Sarsapari!la;
Sarsaparilla has beeii known as feInedial
agent for centuries and Is recognized by all
schools of practice rs 4 valuable blood pufi.
fer 1t is put up in forms OF almost infinite
variety, but Messrs. Hood & Co, Qewell,
Massj who are thoroughly reliable pharma:
cists, have hit upon a remedy OF ,inusua!
value. Certainly they have vouchers OF
cures which we know to be most extraofa
binary" y."-EditorS LOircil WeeklyJourndL
HOODS SARSAPARNLA.
Prepared by c. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
fsb20.'S3Y.
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CO NJ NJ ER CI Al
isss::. .....,.s.l.---..
-E =.
Uoo..sfi eId Prod nee Market.

sooRREcrsDs wEEKLg BY p. scHrNAr"sR JR
Moy Daoamhar Al 1874
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augl4,'8
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Rotert Fowler, Decc tsed.

THE undersigned has been appSintei and
/ qualified as Administrator of the estate
of Robert Fowler, late of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this 11th day Of Deoamber, A. D.
1883. w. Il. FOWLER.
declS, ,'S3wS.
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Baltimore.

Dec. as.-Flonr 3 ooa5 rs; whoat
o3. Corn so; elc; Oats 42c; Rye 75c
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The WORLDS view ot II. So
From the New York World.


The claus ate gathering at c lumhus,
O., and before the week is out the ffattls
over the Uaited States Senatofship will
be raging. 4Mr. Pepdleion is amsg6riz-
ell by the Bashi Bss ,uks OF the dewo-
cratic party, who are led BY. few spail
bosses whp hope t., emphasize their con-
troll in state politics hs tomaha viking
conspicuous man Mr. Payne is tho
gentlemans who has The edi US favor Of
the opponents Of Pendlelon A letter
from conscientious, well informed Ohio
politician says that it will he neces. ary
for the opi onents OF Pend'eton TO buy
up abaut thirty voies before they can
cap ure the :pr tss We are OF those VINO
believe the democracy of Ohio viii not
sell senatnrship 10 the highest Ii id.r
EF Mr. Psyne's friends q aim that his
-lecsion was implied ip the late victory.
Wherever those who are now his advo-
Gates held sway or had influence the
democratic vote fell of The rings and
monopolies and bosses are found in he
citiesi these are presenting Mr.. Payne
as thesconyenient cover for their pIrpo.
ses; 'hnt'it'was precisely 10 their sttong-
holds that .demncracv cane near losing
the election. Nelcs yoaraas
-
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Dec as Flour 8 5oas %; Wheat
ilal IL; Corn 64l6sci Oats 40a4tc.
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TEN FER CENT REDUCTION on
Ceal vases at HARLANS. They make use.
ful present.
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FARM FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

UOU are hereby notified that there will be
i a School House erected at Jerusalem, in
Malaga township, Monroe County, Ohio, and
that sealed proposals will be received by the
Clerk of the Board of Education until noon
of Saturday. January IL, 1884
Specifications on file at the store Of VIM.
J. Moore, at Jerusalem, Ohio.
By order of the Board of Education.
ALEX HARDE,TY,
Clerk of the Board.
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J. F. Nj. LLOYD.

Having purchased the Jewellery Store OF
FRITZ REEF will endeayor to carry the
largest and best Stocks of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry. Silverware &c, ever brought to the
town of Woodsfeld.
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EsHeating Stoves reduced in price fifteen
nsr csnt. at HARLAN'S.
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District and Parish Ticket

For District Judge:
H F.
For District Attorney
3. A. O'SULLIVAN.
For General Assembly:
FL. n. COULON,
DIR. WIN. F. HARANG.
For Clerk of Court
EMILE E. LEBLANC.
For Sheriff :
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
For Coroner:
DIR. JOHN GAZZO.
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THE SUGAR TARIFF!

Great efforts are being made to
make it appear that the Democrats
are trying to take the Tariff off su
gar.
No II donbts the ability of W..
ID. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, to speak
on this subject. He is the leading
p:otectioni~t in Congress and one of
the ab!est Republican leaders in the
United States.
Hear what he says:
why, and by whom, is this combined
assault upon the sugar growers of the conn
try proposed! The combination against
that interest, and rs | shall show, against
other departments of agricultural industry
Is a remarkable one. and is formidable by
reason OF its lnconyrnous elements. 1t EN-
braces the large distillers and owners ofbon
ded warehouses fol. whisky, with whom are
nnltedeNtreme temperance mel, whObelieve
that human appetites can he restrained
Dy taxation. With these are free ira. ers
who are ready to take advantage of any
combination which will enable them to
destroy our Industries in deta;l-and the
more than four Thousand political agents
Ut the government who, in the service of
the Internal Revenue Bureau. are to be
found i'll every State and Territory of the
country, and whose maintenance costs the
people more than Five million Dollars a
year. Why are these incongruous parties
drawn into combination! What has the
distiller and store honsekeeper to do with
the sugar interest : Why should temper
aice men propose to destroy the capital in
vested in the sugar industry. and to sub
lIrl}In0fo tho Ea.l~,r Sc 81 Hy.Nr NJ
TO the interest Of the owners of the slaves
of Cuba ? Let us see if We can account
for this unnatural combination"
Here We have the facts. That
attempts to abolish the Tariff on
sugar are being made, is beyond
question. Mr.. Kelly tells who are
making those attempts.
Among these opponents Of the
sugar industry r more than 1000
political agents of the government.
Now, these agents are not Demo
Gratis.
Neither are the whiskey men who
are protected by internal revenue
laws, and temperance men who will
not drink whisky and are too stin
gy to pay for sugar to sweeteu
their saSsafraS.
Sugar is in danger and it be
hooves its friends to be moving to
protect and save it. But it is not
necessary to endeavor to make tue
party responsible for
It's danger. Facts will xnStajn M
such assertions.
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ing the appropriation for the Misais-
sippi riverj wa. vetoed by a Repobli
can President.
l: is u bad time for Democrats to fail.
ter in their devotion and duty to their
party when a Presidential campaign il
about opening. which, if the Republi-
can leaders can 81 direct it, 10 to be
fought on no economic issues, on no
question. Of tariff, taxation. or civil re-
form. bnt on the bloody shirt, iavesti-
CATION and SANDER Of the Southern peo
pie, and proposed interference with
their elections ard State governments.
This is the plan Of campaign which
Is being arranged by Sherman and Ma
hone and Hoar and Chalmers and
"thers. at the inception of which Dem
ocrats in Louisiana are invited to for
sake their party, and either support the
Republican ticket or organize an Inde-
pendent movement. which will lead its
followers into the same camp a. it has
done in Virginia and Mississippi.
The hope of the people Of Louisiana,
as Of the people OF this country, is in
the Democratic party. We have tried
the Republican party in our State, and
in the government of the Nation. We
have rid ourselves Of its baneful infu
cnce at home. Let Us maintain our or
g"nization, and continue the good fight
until it is driven from tho high places
Of the Nation.
In conclusion, I repeat that it would
be to me a labor of love, "a we'll as a
matter Ut personalinterest, to take part
III the proposed canvass, but the peo-
pie have assigned me to other duties,
which ! caunot neglect, aud in attend
ing to which l eau serve them better
than upon the stump.
In the Presidential campaign I hope
aud expect to take an active part in the
of our State. and must defer
until then my visits tt tho parishes.
Very Respectfully.
b. F. JONAS.
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Professional and bnsi..css cards, including
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Coeft, Il
iXh of Lat0urChe.
G. Rowsseax d Bros, ". NJ II
Their Creditors.

To all those soAom these prsssshay
Concern
TAKE NOTICE THAT A MIHTIxG r.
the Creditors of J. C. Roussesa -
composed Of Clet Rousseau, p. Octavs -
sesn and Ozem6 Rousseau, viii b hGfeQ
FRIDAY the 18th day Of APRIL, leelI
mencing ut 10 o'clock A. n. before n IN
Anob'och, Clerk Of said Court and e1eA1
Notary Public, at my ofice, II II c.
in the town Of Thib0daax, fse thel4
pose Of taking into c0nsiderstion the -
the said j.. e. Rousseau Bros, pss5ns9
= respite, aud to vote thereoa, and tiath
that all suits aud psoeesGt
against said petitioners are stayed. Ips117ss
lance with An order Of said Court TT
and signed the l4th March A. D., ~
order Of said Court.
In Testimony whereof
}HS Witness, my hand and u
LIZ. press of my seal ofeAbeet -
(~) 18th day Of March. A. D., tsel
J. w. KNOBLOCH, C.
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WARD TICKET.
For justices of the Peace

For justices Of the Peace:
s''' Ward JAMES j. N S1 RoaSRs.'
3rd. Ward.-H. G. BIRDSALL.
9Th. Ward.-F. CHRISTIAN.
7th. Ward.J. F. PJTTMAN.
8th. Ward.-A. 8. MATHERNE,
9th. Ward.-E. B. ago.
10th. Ward.-AUG. CRETINI.
For Constables:
nv, 81. w. FROST,
~"'' wa" G.. A. ENGERAN.
3rd. Ward.-J. MONIER.
9th. Ward.-L PRESTENBACH.
9TH. Ward.-F. SEWN.
Sth. Ward.-ALEX LEPINE.
9th. Ward.-F. DAVIS.
10th. Ward.-E. GUIDROZ.
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UNITED STATES SEN ATE.

UNITED STATES SEN
Washington, d. c., March 18th, 1884
Hon. LEON JAsTREMsKr,
Chairman Dem. State Cent? Committee
Baton Rouge, La.
DEAR SIR: l see that the Executiv Z
Committee of our party have arranged
tor u thorough canvass If the State.
commencing ut FraDklin on the 18th
inst, aud that they have done me the
honor to announce me AZ one Of the
speakers.
l greatly regret that my duties in the
Senate will prevent me from taking
part ID the a nvass, as it would other
wise give me great pleasure to do.
FOr the next six weeks, questions of
III greatest Importance will come
up for action in Congress, and l eau
ut with safety be absent from INV seat.
Then, AZ a member of the COMMITTEES
Charged with the investigation Of ESQ.
ca'ledl COpiah county outrages. / nm
bound to watch the interest Of our Mis-.
issippi neighbors and to defend them.
and the Democratic party from this nt
tempt to revive the .'bloody- shirt" ard
to rekindle the issues of sectionaIism
and hate.
l feel. however, that with the array
Of talent which you have called to tn.
trout that l shall % be missed, and
that tho claims Of the Democratic par
ty, and ofits chosen and honored stand
ard bearer. will he fully set forth aud
vindicated.
The result of our State election will
be IN overwhelming victory. The Re-
publican ticket has been placed in the
held without hope or desire for succ..a.
out as it is the good fortune of tho gal
liant Democracy Of Louisiana to be
placed in front in the campaign of
1854, t" have the privilege Of firing the
nr't gun, aud of making tho first
charge, they should sec to it that thei,
vote shsll be SO large and their majori-
" 20 great as to enable them to main. |
tam the post Of honor, which has fallen
their lot, and at the same time rive
Encouragement to the grand old Dem
ocratlc army, which is organizing for
victory all over the land.
The claim which 10 made by the Re-.
publican party in Louisiana, that their
organization, in aud out Of
Congress, are o favorable to Louisi
ana interests than the Democratic par.
y, ls wholly untrue. The best friends
u our sugar interest are found in the
party, and its greatest dan
ger lies in the fact that the sugar tariff
. o revenue tariff. and as such obnox-
Gus to the protectionists, who desire
0 reduce revenue, and at the same
to preserve the prohibitory and or
duties upon their manufac-
ures, already fostered into monopolies.
So with the improvement of the Miss J
.sissippi river aud rivers and harbors. !
' cue these are not party questions,
nd, happily, have conquered opposi- /.
ion. yet the records will show a lar ,
or Democratic vote in their favor. and J
larger Republican vote against them : +
nd the people will not soon forget that
last river and harbor bill (~coutain-l
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= Have lave: you .s a 6 cough 's'essIP ,. ssh night: need
1 n Longer pst ttonSls S: y9n s,s tine use n 81 . ayers
the cough to quiet, allay the inflamma-
ton. and allow the needed repose. 1t will
moreover. speedily heal the pulmonary or
eAns, and give yoa health,
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state Tax Sales of 1mmOvable Prone-~
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS p...-
LAFOUKCHE. EAkNH or

BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME BY THE rou.- @
and laws ii the State of Louisiana, l will sell It the princmalf from ~ ~ Un
House, in which the Civil District Court of said parish is held within O " net
for judicial sales. beginning at II ocOck on SATURDAY. the lgt Irm "a
D. 1884. and continuing; on each succeeding day. until said sales are ccmuetIIl x
movable property o. which taxes aren 10 due o the State of Ionmi,r. F rvd Nh
Lafonrche to enforce collection of all taxes assessed the vmxI aaI| n "a lsdA6
together with interest thereon from the 3lst. day Of December 1s3 - - q 0
per- ent per month until paid. and ell COSTS. "e ~ a.
t." names of the delinquent tax payers, the amornt of taxes n. hr -, #
of said year. aud the immovable property assessed % sach E ia ~ ~
sale are as follows, tOwit: oMA r