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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
rAr rtMefaAnoe oVesrIoN
A fs~ asasibis HsmsFts Concerning ths
Dangerous Hasit ~ rsmpsrisx ~iih
strong Dfink.

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~ ~ "'si"'"',' 'N'i n ~. '''''Is -
give mofe ehitorlh space 70 lnis p"o"
ton. Certaisly u W IN Important
question. Hut what can be said on Il
that will conway TIM slightest informa.
A.. -, t.,.ni,.,, t,,,n.r hoi,rp
a'' W "" "V.Y'e. y, - =,
i,sto vs. iempc'anos ''s''u'' s'' A'
that can be said Friend You are run
ming q fearful risk every -tlme you Ntta
glass Of liquor 10 your lips, you arc
doing violence 10 he membranes of
your stomach. an Injustice 10 society,
and arc probably oiling tears 10
scorch the cheeks OF wife aud children.
Ninety.ninc out Of n hundred who
drink die from alcoholic poison and be-
come paupcr4 and nuisance. fhts Is
strictly In accordance with our own OBJ
scryalon. Reform, after years OF
drinking, " pretty nearly impossible.
II q man drinks liquor until ho Is forty.
fiyc years old II IL not likely that ho
will ever permanently reform There
are exceptions, but the statement We
have made Is also in accordance
with our extended observation. "
drinking man iorty.iivo years old should
rend this, let him try It, aud u he can
show us that we are wrong, write us
and we viii give him credit Now,
this Is about all that can be said on
temperance, and the most that has
been said Is well known to every drink
ing man. A man runs no greater risk
In eating arsenic than he does In drink
ing rum. The arsenic Kills htus
quicker, but though i takes q little
longer, You Will get there. friend,
through Che rum bottle. It's possible
for an individual 70 take arsenic rcgu-
larly and yet 1.-Two for years, Generally,
however, 1t Is dead shot. In drink
ing the shot Is Just A. deadly but ~ re-
guircs more time, The dangers. there.
fore, are about the same. Tho vast
majority Of people are fully aware Of
what they may expect II they take arse
mic, and do not take it Tho majority,
| too, know very we'll what they may ex-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.

TINS Department Of Agriculture reports
that tho official statistics for April snow
reduction Of winter wheat area Of $4,000
Aefes from the breadth seeded two years
age.
A YOUNG man named Anirew Jones,
Knight OF Labor, was fatally shot at East
81. IouI, on the 10Th. This Is the eighth
person killed az that place since tho strike
beran. a
Ma. JosEPH PULrTzEn, editor OF tns
Now York World, on the 10th forwarded
10 The Secretary Of state bis resignation
as Representative in Congress from the
|. .Nlnth District OF New York.
Tsr total imports Of general merchan'
disc al the port Of New York during the
week ending on the 10th were valued at
s7.,sl .,Os exclusive Of dry goods.
erssaat. MAsrsn wonxMAs powDtRLr
.s.,.. tbs, The rumor ,hs, he /. preparing
4 statement to th. public or The knights
r...,dlpg N. south western troubles Is
s ksoa, s.,.S,,,ou "A,
.yrtLr ia,oo worhinEmsu met at Chi
csso on the nIsh' Of u. ic,h for the pur.
mss, p1ss q '''
Form men were killed and several In
I jarsd BY falling wall at Lawrence,
| sia-.., Oh the iosh.
4 A rrrrfse Of citizens Of okolona. Miss,
/ u .sd resolution. condemning the recsn,
Irmi.v A c.noIl,op. Miss.
n, s...,s a, ,bs isth. hv a vote Of ti
81 dsridsd AGAINST considering connrma.
tisn. In open session.
1Hsppsus FAiHsAsEs, the celebrated
sole manufacture. died asss- 'ohnseurg
et, on The irh, aged %.
Mann VALLEY and Duck Hi. Mss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

rswd.riv and o's.liis Arbitration B'''.
wAsHfSaroS, April i9.-Censnl Mas
Ter Workman Powderly writes TO Con-
rressman O'ssill 70 say tina, his views on
the Arbitration bill have been incorrectly
reported and published. He is we'll
pleased with the action taken on u by
Congress. for. aside from the merits of
the measure. II shows the growth Of =
sentiment and feeling In Congress favor.
aiile 10 the principle Of arbitration. lie
thinks Mr.. O'Neili's bill the best that
could have been passed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
r.s.p,Ios of ,h. chIa... gmsss.y.

San FR.scisco. April l2.-Pnrt Col.
Iector Hsesr. Surveyor TiHnsn and So.
penntsndeut Lswton of the Mint, called
On the Chinese embassy At the Palace Ho.
tel. The Chinese minister was assured
that there was no intention on the par, of
the Goscrnmsnt officers n treat his Gos-
eminent or himself with di.courtesy on
NJ. srrivh. All that was desired was n
ob,ain Identification of hls of'iciai chsrse.
ter. superintsndsHt fArton extended
an Invitation 70 The Minister 10 visit and
srsu.ins the workings o. he mint, which
~ aenkpted. -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

o. the sfh sH sstaswn sshsena wsws
sssefs daring ths storm II South wsst
Hsfbsfs Me-, and hsf sstifs sfsr Il sap.
fesed " hsvs haen drowned.
o. ths 9th sHs Wilson. 1t Plat, nlsh.,
kiiisd hlsilttis daaghssf by pouring ereos
soss d7vn her thfoa. bscssss hw fnsshm
fnsitfsAtsf her.
0s the oh W. q, Carpenter, who lost bic
dtustisn 10 ths Baflinsssu A Missouri
railway hs~dqnsrters 81 Omaha sbsus ons
week previously dlsi from the effects of
nisfpliIns, supp1'ed ~ have bssu taksu
with suicidal In,snt. This made the fourth
suicide FROM morphine in Omaha In hve
days 10 date. iA N.I E
ON the 9th In a riot al Lyons, France, one
woman was shst deed. several wounded.
and the tub.prefsct and three Of hs gem
darmes were wounded.
0s the night Of the sth In a quarrel at
Sussrvills, Pa, tieores ShsafYsr. a ferry.
man. struck Martin sutsr, the owner Of 1
rival ferry, on the head with a large piece
~ limestone. u'ushing bis skull aud In
dieting afatal wound. sheaifer fed, but
was captured after chase OF Ave miles.
Tho sffnir grew out Of lawsuit which
was decided against sheafYer.
sos thevsh Mrs. W. Mccarroli registered
from Grayson County, Va, was found
dead In her bed at the Hattie House, Knox
Vile, Tenn. Her son, occupying q con.
Meeting room. was almost dead when
found, but may recover. Gas was turned
on In 10th apartments, and IL is supposed
they blew II out before retiring. rA
I A PAisrER named Charles r. Oliver,
aged thirty years, and benedict OF only
a few weeks, fell from house where he
was working at indianapolis, Ind, on the
9th, 10 tho ground below, twenty-five feet
crushing his skull with fatal effect. liz
had just recovered from severe illness
and his fall Is attributed TO weakness aris.
Ing therefrom. FsF 5
OK the 10th Henry Miller, a guard, was
mlrdered In the Indian Territory by q
Cherokee prisoner named Big Chevy.
LATEST returns from Laredo, Tex, show
that seventeen were. killed aud nlne
wounded Ia the recent street fight In tha,
city.
or tho 10th Charles Archibald was mur'
dercd IN his home at Chareton, Ia. Patricl
Kelly Is under arrest for the crime,
On the 10th Ella Butts was held for mur
der In the second degree at Avoca, Neb.
for the killing Of her infant, which sh'
threw into hog-pen.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
DO YOU wANr a oBINkq

Isterestins Information - 10 How "hyes
! ssd ssSSourbon" sshiskies sod Othsr
Poisessvs Drints Ase Prepared, 49, al
Amanusl for the guidance Of rum,
sellor, and bar.keepers has recently
been Issued. II gives itstructions for
the preparations of various drinks,
from which inssmssisns- Nc CLEAN -lhe
following interesting information; In
preparing low grades Of so.calfod
"rye, and "bourbon" whiskics bour-
bon oil snd ryeAcn are used. bourbon
oil Is distilled from a. eompoupd, ,of
fusel oil acetate oi potash, sulphurio
acid, suiphrate OF copper. oxalafs of
smmoaidm. and blAek oxidsr Of man
ganese, Rye oil "a distilled from .
mixture Of fuscl oil. gnanthic ether,
cliIorpiorn. sulphulc acid. and ohlorute
Of potash. sulphurid copper v dead
ly poison. ,0xallc acid v q poison that
Sometimes kills IN q few minutes.
Fusel oil Is said by somo authorities 20
nsuse the d,spcpllc and nervous dis.
orders that follow The habItuaf usc Of
alcoholic Liquors. Those who would
like 10 know what effect these ingrcdl-
enis havc upon tho human system
will find nm abundance Of information
In any Dispcnsaiory. Jamaica rum
IA mads out Of spirit" New England
rum, snd rum essence. This essence
n mixture of svlphune acid, black
oxide OF manganese, .pyroligneors
acid. acctic ether. bstyric ether and
oil Of birch. The Ingredientz Of the
essence by which "spirits' Is trans
formed Into apple brandy are fusel oil.
mlphuric acid. valcrianic scid. acctic
acid and oil of bitter almonds. Tho
oil Of bitter Almonds" Gays the Dis
pcnsatory. ''is hardly infcrigr 70 dilute
hsdfoeyanlo acid IN its poisonous
power" valerIanic acid quickens
The hearts action. II causcs debility
and then paralysis Thrrp 1is a long
| list Of cordiais and wines for, the m an
nfaciure Of which the manual gives al.
rsetions. Two Kinds of blscklerFy
brpndy--one. "a superior article -
are iiescrihcd. and there v no trace Of
tho blackberry II either Of them ON
and ncldso ars sAss. hes svsr. In
sbundsnce- CbsrT. brandy, favored
with the oil Of Bitter almonds. Il
spoken u ~ - much better artie1s
Than Il usually soldii The soei Z TX
Ity cents a gallon. Muriatic acid II
6Gd In making fisrAschino. ~The
methods and recipes contain<d n fhis
work. 7 says The nuthor. 'sare AL given
by one whe has been In thai line 81
business for many years. and they are
substantially those In general usc II
| TIN present rfusEsAsEfv1n1~tt<sp1t
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

This Example ones ssf By ,he pe0pls
Who are tasitly admitted ~ be The laads
efs In the social wofld would bs fsl.
loved through all grades n soeistY. II
would he . moral awakening ~ th0a.
sands and tens u thousands who "a YET
have never sat themselves W consider
the greai ovenhsdowihg evil a our
land. - foisdo Bidds.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.


osithe 7th the first annual gathering OF
the National Association OF "ool-orowers
began tt' sessions in St. LOUIS Among
the features o, the gathering was grand
sheep-shearins contest.
THE London Morning Po@ admits that
Gladstone's speech was great orat'ricai
effort but says there Is not tue remotest
chance OF his scheme being sanctioned by
Parliament.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF coal miners aggre-
eating 0,uoo digSers In Tour pools on the
Monongahsia river, called upon operators
Iop the sth and notified them that II their
WAGES were not advanced on May J from
40 and a hall to two aud three'fcurths
cents per bushel general strike would be
lnaugurated.
Z os the s.h the Brunswick-B -Baike'Ceien-
dss Billiard Table Manufacturing Com
pany at Chicago acceded to the demands
presented By . COMMITTEES Of workmen for
atwenty per cent. increase OF wages In all
departments. The company employs io
men. g1tEE eAtl.HE "a "a
AgnR New York and Philadelphia archi-
tce have . largo amount OF WORK on
band and more psrmlts hass been taken
outthis season, IN number ana IN Yaue'
fhsh last year. The same general con-
ditlon IL reported from western cities.
nHE Itsiihn ministry hsvs rssisnsas 6
Nor for's century have tns peopie iotl
London been treated TO such sensation
as they experienced on the SIN. -,..,.,.
pTHREg Apache chiefs and ssveniy'two
hrpks haveieft Fort Bovis, Arix-,for Fort
Nsrion, Fla, as prisoners q var
~ Or the sih, In che uni.si stafes Coart
at Dubuque. Ia, the e.seof Charles irssk'
of fndepondenca, agalnst ths Illinois Con .
trail railrosd for damagcs. osins TO th'
loss Of a thumb. vas settled by ths plain
TIL receiving $1,000. H
ON the 9th ths. striks.at Bsst ~ iouss
eliminated N q terrible tragedy, 4 wordy
alteration betwecu some OF the mob and
| party Of special deputy sherifis led % 9
hostile deuionstra don. whlcb was quickly
followed by q pistol shol from oas Of the
less cool .hcpded. deputies, and ons Of the
crowd fell dead IN his trarss. This mad
dened the .lr.sdy excited mob. Aad iAru.l
.wssmsde for tho dcpisies, who then opened
ire with. their winchesiers, With the result
that six mon and one woman we're shot e
death, sni q reign Of terror inaugarassd
Which with the dsvning of tho lpfh
showed . sesne Of ruin and drvnsfasior
csilins 70 miad that Of Pisssbnrsh a fer
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
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Kansas CrY, April i2.-Fiitssn sta.
ton men on the Missouri Pleine above
wyandotts quit wort yesterday, pre-
sumabiy on account Of threats made b.
the strikers. The report comes from AZ.
zentlne, across the kaw river, that two
Knights of Labor rmployed 10 the A.
Gibson, Topeka Z Santa Fs yards thers
were discharged yesterday. The of1cia
explanation of The reason Of the die.
cha rye, Il Il said, was not satisfactory a.
the men. sud they threatened 10 strike
No setlun of that sort, however, hsd
taken place % 10 Z late hour last night.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

TINS sIllsse oi Geueve n K. having,
. population of about four thoue1I1."
has undertaken the est>blI-hnsnt of . II
cofIcs-hsuss for poliing Tcmpcrance
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ian atirsesive plsse, rheg> yplnG mea
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tIieiF lnnchc<, enjoy TIE he1ei3 b : neeH
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Liar1 snf poeis whheu ~ ono1ouIn-
aiinx innlenees q ~ nnl0ca ~ -
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

Rams, two shsafiinK-th1mN Taylor,
wsyhsssilla, iii.i sheep. 10 lbs uooi, 70
lbs. tfy ot
u. 2. Bsnasu A sons. Lees summit, No !
sheep lit lbs WOOL u lbs. -. ot. sheep
10 lbs. wool 70 lba, o. ~ H1 lDs. ,
wool IS ib., itg os shssp 2 . wool Is
lb. w %. sheep ~ ~. 500 j ~ os
sheep 10 10. uoui u lbs. . On sheep i9s
lbs. wool ~ lhs. lis ~.
The shsaflnT vas Kept ap without inter
mission until i9p m shen the last sheep
vas sent back 10 ns pen unelnthef. The
premiums wiil be awarded at the eSasen.
ton which meets "a tBs Cotton Esshsazs 81
ten O'Clock thif morning..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

m Bkssos HAMILTON, Of the Cor
a'nofial chuFeh, New York. has 70 !
'saa The plau 81 illustfaunx hls ses-
= sm pictures sni placards q tkc
'ls'' Z hls diseoss -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-09-25

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYEH, of Rour-
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to SHILOH'S CONSuMP-
TON CURE.n Sold by Jno. A. Moore.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation. Dixsiness. Loss Of APP
petite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's vitalixer ia
positive cure. Sold by John A. Moore. :
WHY WILL YOU cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts. so cts. and 81. Sold by Jno. A. Moore.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY "a
positive cure for Catarrh. Diphteria and
Canker Mount. Sold by Jno. A. Moore.
"HACKMETACK,"a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and SO cents. Sold by
John A. Moore.
SHILoH'S CURE will Immediately ~.
lieve Group. Whooping Cough and
bronchitis. Sold by Jno. A. Moore.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's vitalizer. It never fails
to cure. Sold by Jno. \, Moore.
A NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with cach
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
SO cents. Sold by Jno. A. Moore.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-09-25
Cure for Piles.

Piles arc frequently preceded by sense
OF weight in tho back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing tho patient to sup
pose ho has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp.
toms Of indigestion are present, tlatulency,
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture
like perspiration, producing a very disa-
greeabie itching, after getting warm, is a
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield ut once to the applica-
tion of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected, alb
sorbing the Tumors, allaying tho intense
itching, and efTecting permanent cure.
Price so cents. Address The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Co., PiGua, o. Sold by j. A.
Moore.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-09-25
KO.rekt,
Ko-rekt again.

A great source of annoyance to the aver
age housekeeper in Monroe is the indepen-
dent cook. In fact they are SO independent
that we have been led to believe that they
have some kind Of an organization. My
lady gets q cook who proves to be a model
for about one moth, the usual time for the
'inner cook to become satisfied, whereupon
my lady has to go to the kitchen herself.
It soon becomes norated around Tin the
Society we presume) that Mrs. so-and-so
needs cook and applications flow in /; but
my lady knows that it is only for 80 or 81
days as the case may be. We suggest tina t
the ladies of Monroe organize self-protec-
ton society with q bureau of informatio n
attached.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-09-25

We understand that Mr.. G. L. Batte has
bought out the interest of DR.. II. Layton in
the drug business Of Ca1derwood & Layton
and will sever his connection with DIR. A.
B. Sholars on tho LIST. Mr.. John McFee,
an Efficient compounder of drugs, being n
graduate Of the Philadelphia school of
pharmacy, will succeed him. Our young
friend Mr.. Chas. Hilton, now engaged at
DIR. Sholars' drug store quits that popular
establishment also and will leave. for New
Orleans in few days to re-enter the Medical
apartment Of the Louisiana University.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-09-25

Ely's Creum Balm was recommended
to me by my druggist as a preventative
to hay fever. Have been using it as directed
since the 9th of August and have found it a
specific for that much dreaded and loath-
some disease. For ton years or more have
been great sufferer each year, from August
9th till frost, and have tried many alleged
remedies for it's cure, but Ely's Cream
Balm is the only preventative have ever
found. Hay Fever sufferers ought to know
of its efficacy. f. b. AINSWORTu,
OFF. B. AINSwoRTH( & CO., Publishers
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-09-25
Society and Personal.

Miss Father Fox OF vicksburg. Miss, and
Mr.. Max Landauer Of this city will be mar
ried at Vicksburg on the 9th of October
The editor of the Telegraph acknowledges
the honor of having received an Invitation
to be present at the nuptials.
Our friend s. Q. Sewer, of Camden, Ark..
was in town Tuesday and paid the Tele-
graph call. Mr.. SEWER was recently
elected q member of the Arkansas Legisla-
ture from Ouachita county. He will make
an energetic, Intelligent and honest legis-
lator.
Mr.. D. 9. Troustlale aud family left Mon
day morning for vicksburg on visit to
relatives. Mr.. Trousdale returned Wcdnes-
day but his family will remain in tho His
toric City for some:weeks.
Mr.. Albert Kern late OF this city has gone
into the mercantile business at Texarkana.
The Telegraph wishes him much success in
his new departure.
Mrs. e. A. Richardson and Miss Lizzie
Trousdale returned from Rayville Monday.
Mr.. Loon Gerson and family returned
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Baer, of Baer & Bro, returned
from Now York Monday. He purchased
while there an elegant stock of fancy dry
goods for his now store.
Maj. Carroll of the @. & c. passed through
here last "Wednesday. He was told by
Capt. Nolan that If the railroad bridge
was ready for general traffic by the first of
November he could draw ON him for $50, for
a suit of clothes. Maj. Carroll replied that
he would wear the clothes.
Prof Johnston will take charge of his
school at Rocky Mount on tho first. He is
a splendid teacher and the people of Rocky
Mount have done we'll in securing his
Mr.. John Rigsby is night Waterman at
the Compress. A moro vAyilant Waterman
could not have been selected.
Misses Sallie and Annie Lacy have re-
turned from Sinope where they have been
for the past year. Miss Sallie has nice
school at that place and we suppose she will
return when the vacation months are over.
We received on appreciated call from
Mr.. A. d. Russell Wednesday. He reports
all hands busy on Island DeSiard
gathering the heecy staple.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-09-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAKSl1ALL'S SALE.
II. p. Glenn VS.. i. II. Crycr,
Nc. GO.
In tho United States Court for tho West ern
District OF Louisiana.

by virtue of IL writ of II. IA, issued from
tho United States Circuit Court, tor tho
Western District of Louisiana, and to mo
directed in tho above entitled snit, have
takon into my possession and will proceed
to soil to tho highest bidder on
Saturday, 2d day Of October, 1886,
Mt IL o'clock NJ, at the door of tho Federal
Courthouse in Monroe, La, the following
describcd property, to-wit:
First-What is known as the saw mill
lot, being the upper half of the Raymond
tract, containing two arpents, bcing ono
arpent front on Ouachita river, being son
property purchased by dert. Cryer from
Jurey a ellis. July 18th, 1880. and recorded
In Book Up. 10. Recorders Office ouachita
parish.
Second--All lot No. aid that portion of
lot No. o commencing at the point whore
the division line between and intersect
Copley street. Thence along said street 20
lianis q Phillips limo, thence along said
line to division between lots aud z, thence
along said division limo to tho point OF be-
ginning, being tho same purchased by the
defendant from John III. Hobbs on 9th
April, 1880, and recorded in Book X, said
parish.
Thrd-I.ot front 100 foot OH Cotton street
runnipg back between parallel lines lao
feet. bounded south by lands then owned .
by J. f. Morris, north by Cotton street,
west by lands then owned by. J. T. Crosley,
being tho satnc purchased by this dept.
Cryer from j. T.. Morris on January 24th,
1916, recorded in Book Y. p. Us. With ali
the buildings and improvements thoroon.
Seized a. property OF defendant and will
be sold TO satisfy said writ and costs.
Terms of Sale, cash, with benefit OF APP
praisoment.
At GIBSON, Marshall.
Monroe, La, August %, 1886.