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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-26
THREE OLD FIRE ENGINES
rought on From West virginia for the Bar.
thOldi Statue Parade,

Brought on From West virginia for the bar
NJ y sun,
Nearly everybody who passed through
Barclay street yesterday afternoon stopped
in front Of the Fabric Fire Hose Com
psny's warerooms to look at three Are en-
gipes which made some OF the old Are
laddies think Of the days when they were
young, Six months ago the old New York
Volunteer Flremen's Association deter
mined to assist in the Bartholdi celsbrs-
ton by dragging the Oldest FIRE engine OBJ
taiisble through the streets, and the three
engines are the result, They were found
in Wellsburg, West Virginia, One Of
these had been in use for seyenty.fve
years. 1t was built hY Imhotf, in Bedford
street, London, in 1850. II is a primitive
rotary engine, worked bylhand cranks.
Six or eight men could labor at the two
Cranks while the rest OF the firemsn kept
the water box or tank filed by means Of
the bucket line. It Is called the Huron,
Another is Q double deck and brake
plupger pump, on which sixteen mon
could throw their weight. II was bnilt
Ia 1911 by Pat Lyon, Of Philadelphia, for
the Vigilant Fire Company, OF Pittsburgh, |
II had to be supplied by q bucket brig
ade. When Pittsburgh outgrew this ma
chine, which was so long ago that
the date has been forgotten, the trustees
OF Wellsburg bought 1t 10 assist the half
inch twenty foot stream Of the rotary.
She was gorgeoualy decorated, and some.
time during the war named the "Union."
When the needs Of u growing city made
a third maChiue necessary, old Dan Rice,
the Snowman, came along and supplied The
want, In 1880 Wisbey 4 Brown, Of Gin
%ciuuati, built three machines OF q peculiar
pattern for the use OF that city, There
wss a horizontal pump with On air cham.
Der above 1t. The plunger was operated
by the men who sat on elevated seats at
each and Of the seat facing the pump,
where they pushed and pulled on long
horizontal bars much as galley slaves used
to work their oars. This machine took In
water from a we'll or cistern. When Gin.
outgrew these machines, Dan
Rice bought lone OF them for uss on the
boat on which no bpate1 his circus up
and down the Mississippi. He also used
Il as a band wagon when the show landed.
He sold It to tina WelIsburg authorities in
1854 for $500. II could be made to throw
stream To-day. 1t goes to the Hoboken
Fire Department, The other two remain
New York. They will appear In the
Bartholdi procession this week, :
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heat, o.. 1874, 900 bushels,
Rreadstuas and proyi.Ions.

New YoRK, Oct, 20, Corn = Spot
lower and dull options opened higher
closed weak; advance lost; sales 7,2l0;
futures 10000; spot ungrsded 44!s45ici
old, No, 8, 4l!ci No. 2, white, 4Gci No. 9,
October, nominal 453l; November, ASIA
46BC; closing at 46c; December, 47a47Sc;
closing at 47BC; January, 49, l4S3C; cIW-
ing at 4ssGj May, 50a50Ssi closing at co.,
0ata-Modsrately active, HogS-Qniet.
Oofee-Spot fair; Rio firm at 1876; op.
tions higher and fairly active. Sales
Q 1000 bags. Suear-Steady and quiet;
standard A 59ci graduated 8 l3lGCj
Cubes &c. Molasses- Steady. Rlce-Firm.
Petroleum-Stesdy, united closed CSC;
refined 65SC,
Iallow-slssdy at 4Ss4 7.16.
Rosin-Dull.
Turpentine-Steady at SSc.
Eggs-Firm, and In fair demand; wes-
tern 2la2l! &c.
Pork-Dull; sales 50 barrels; mess and
cutmeats firm; picked hams o. 80; do
shoulders 5sci middles firm; long clear
6lc.
Lard-0pened a shade lower but closed
firm; western $G.O5; November IS, 00G0.021
December 81 II January SO 10; February
SO25AG27; March $OSiS6 S5i city
Butter-Quiet, rather weak; western
l2a97c.
ohsese-stesdy, demand higher, west.
ern flat l0lallC.
COpper-Firm.
Lead-Steady.
ClXcINNArl, o., Oct. 25.-Ootton steady;
middiinGs 81. Flour In good demand.
Family 8 30a3 90; fancy, 370A4. Wheat
firm; No, 9 red, IS. Corn heavy; No. 9
mixed, 81! Oats easy; No 2 mixed,
27!. Rye dull; No. 2, 90. Pork dull
0 so. Lard quiet; 5 rs. Bulk meats dull,
s. r., s. 70. Bacon in fair demand; short
riNB, 81 30; s.. O., $7.76. Whisky active,
firm; sales LAO barrels; finished Rcols
on basis $l.l3. Butter, easier; extra
creamery 27a3e0; choice dairy zoe. Lin.
seed oil iu light demand, 4Oa42c. Sugar,
Qniet; hard refined q go; New Orleans
44454c.
Esps firm, 100. Cheese in moderate de.
emaud choice mild full cream Dat lla11 !,
L Isleru exchange steady, / 20 discount
foLSDo, O., OCT. 24.-wheat opened
lower, closed dull, slightly higher; cash
7Sc; November 4,7S.c bid December S0bc;
May S7s:.
Corn dull; cash SIZE; May 423s.
Oats unchanged.
Glover seed steady cash, 81 As; Deem
81 BAlrtSoas' Nd, Oct, Wheat
Western, weak aud lower. No. 2 winter
red spot ~S2laS2cl; November S93AS2Ic;
December ~S4slSlsc; January s6laSG:r
Corn-Quiet and steady. Western
mixed spot, 44ba441c; Nov. 44tA4lsci
year 4lbai4lc; January 4jSa45Sc.
0as-quiet and stssdyi Western white
3il30c; do mixed $685.,
ProvlsionS-Quiet aud steady.
Mess pork, $ll so new.
Lsrd-Rehned, Ito.
Eggs-Essy, 10A20.
Coffee-Firm and higher. Rio cargoet
ordinary to fair 1lBal9t
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THE DAILY MARKETS.


NEw YoRK, Oct. 25.-Money OIL Ex.
change quiet at 4a6 per cent, closing at
4a6. Primo mercantile paper 4A5. Sterl-
ing exchange quiet but steady, 81 sofa
1881. U, 4, 8 per cent. bonds OBJ; US
A coupon 1885, US. 44llllS; Pacific "
Of '05 1891.
Government bonds dull aud heavy.
State bonds were dull and steady. Stocks
were dull and fluctuations GO a rule con-
fined within narrow range. There were
some wide fluctuations, however, In Jera
Hey Central, Canada Southern and Union
Pacific. The general tone was weak,
which was almost entirely due to heavy
selling by the room traders.
The market was Arm at firDt price,,
showing advances ranging from 10
Trading wat the dullest for the first hour
for many weeks. Prices were somewhat
irregular and In come cases fever.
tsh, being left at noon at about opening
figures. Tie market then became In.
tensely dnll, except for the movements In
Jersey Central and Canada Southern,
prices began 10 yield, aud at the close,
which was steady, were generally frac.
tons below the opening. Jersey Central
il / higher, Manhattan shows q loss Of II,
Nickel Plate preferred, and Union Pacific
u. and others fractional. Transactions
2l5, 1913, Railroad bonds were more quiet,
Sales, $~l,403,0OO. Petroleum opened
strong at GOT, advanced OOl, broke to CO,
remained steady till near close and
dropped 10 05i, closing weak at 96i.
Sales, l,9S4,000 barrels. Cotton futures
closing tamely about lowest price
fesUhed.
sTocK QroTAT1oNs- Closed bid; Adams
ExpssEs, i4l Alton h Terrs Hsuts 3G3
do preferred, IS American Express, 106!
.. 0. r. & NJ, bbt Canada Pacific, vi
Canada Southern, 6Oly Central Pacific, ~
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by the re.
markable recovery Of Mr.. j. E. Corley,
who was 80 helpless that he could not
turn in bed. or raise his head. Every.
body said that he was dying Of cousump.
ton. A trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding relief,
he bought n lsrHc bottle and a box Of DR.,
Kings New Life Pills. BY the time be
had taken two boxes Of pills and two
boxes Of the Discovery, he was we'll and
gained in flesh thirty.six pounds. Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Con.
sumptiOn freq nj Logan & Co.'s.
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4rmstes Aa(&s.
HlRUsTEE,s SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE,
By virtue Of a Decd Of Trust to. me, made by
Alex. Z Enlf and L0yInlAC. EOi, his wife, aud
dated tie tn day oil July, In tho year lss9, and
recorded In tho Clerks Otlcc OF tbs COuGtI Court
OF OHIO county, WtGt Ylgiuia, IN Deed OF Trust
look no ~, page So, | will sell Ut puUlic auction
at the front door oil thu Court Houss Of Ohlo
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing at " ~o'ClockA. NJ, the following de-
ECrlbed property, that Is 70 say: A certain piece Of
land lying on The west blde OF Aain AIreet, and IN
the lity OF Wheeling, ana designated IN the general
plat Of said city, as lot No, Lhlrly'lYe l3jl, being
he same properly conveyed W u, ~. Blit aud
wife to said Alex z. Eotr by decd, dated TIC trst
day OF December, 1865, aud recorded In Deed
Book No 81, page III, In the Office Of the CLERK Of
the County Court Oi Ohio county, West Virginia
The title Is believed 10 De periGJi, but viii con.
vey only AuCh utle RS Is vested In re by tald deed
TERMS OF SALE: Oncthlrd Of the purchase
money iu cash, and 50 much more ~ the purchaser
should elect 70 pay on the day Of safe, tho residue
In two equal nSlAllmeniS Ia one and two years
from day OF sale the purchaser u give his n(g0ti.
able notes fer tho deferred payments bcarlus in'
tarEt. 10 he secured by 4 deed OF trust on the
property, F.R, WlNGERFER, Trustee.
OUl2
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1lucklen,s ArnIcn salye.

The beat aalve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chspped hands, Chtlblains,
corns, and all skin Cruptions, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or 10 pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to gtvo perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Go.
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Mole Jy The PubIbhsrS;-We have re-
the above interview from Il. H.
Warner & Co., Rochester, N. Y, wltn the
that we publish 1t for The good Of
suffering people, In q foot note to their
letter they say:
"The experience OF Dr.. CLARK is not
strange to us. In our correspondence we
nave found that many thousands Of people
,re suffering from what they think Is Don.
'umption, whereas the real difficulty is
Rith the liver and kidneys. proven by the
i.ct that when these organs are restored
20 htalth by the use Of Warmers sale
cure, the Consunptton disappears, and so
does ulem!C or kidney poisoning, which
,auses SO many symptoms oil diseases that
he human system is subject
%. Tho same may be katd
Of rheumatism, Cansed by an
acid condition OF the system. We insist
upon what We always have claimed, u
you remove the cause, the aystem will
soon perfect The wotk already begun. Mira.
Rev, Dr.. Tho lore Wolf, Of Gettysburg,
Pa, wlf9 CT the editor Of tho Lutheran
QUARTERLY, said her friends thought hsl
"far gone with consumption but after 4
thvrOuph treatment with WGrn6r'G SAFE
cure, she says: ~ am perfectly we'll
We can cite thous4nds of Buch CAGES, hni
ono ia enough. II you publish the above
art Gle, kindly send us a mrrked copy"
We gladly give place to the article, tol
II we can in any way stay tho rsvages o.
consumption, which carries away so many
millions yearly, it is our bOuudon duty tt
d. so.l-PCD.
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THOUSANDS Of cases Of consumption are
CURED every year by Acket's celebrated
EnRllSh Remedy. II 10 q guaranteed
preparation, II II does not he p YOU, II
will cost you nothing. Try II. 'AIBinplt
dose will show its good effect, Trial
bottles 10 cents, al Logan 4 Co.'s and
Charles MenkenelletB,
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MIR. L. i. Kieisr, OF Lancaster, Pa,
wrote us: "Having a sprained leg Of
almost thirty days standing, and after
trying half q dozen advertised prepara-
tons in the market without satisfactory
reeultg, I tried Salvation Oil, and in lesl
then three days my leg was all right
again. There's nothing like H."
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CuGoAoo, OFT. 9 -The DrorcrS' Journal
reportB: Cattle, reCeints 5000 head
shipments 1000 head. Natives loo high.
or; shipping steers from $50 TO 1900
pounds 8 50a5,40; stockeTs and feeders
g 25a3 so; cows, bulls and mixed $l26
EOS; bulk 2.S0A2, 05; thorough bred
Texas cattle steady; COWS S205i2 70;
steera 50 50s3 80; common western ran.
gera 100 lower; natives and half.breeds
8 3OA375; cows So 40A2 10; wlntered Tex.
ans $2 S5a3 So; northern rangers aud
Montanos So G0a3 70; Wyoming s. %;
Colorado Texans 50 90aS IS. Hogs, re:
Ceipts, $4,000 head; shipments, 5000
head; market generally steady; rough
aud mixed So 5Oa4.05; packing and
shiping So O5a4.l5i light weights s. boa
Ais; skips g 40sS 65. Sheep, receipts
5000 head; shipments 1000 head mar
ket steady; natives seas 90; western
50 40I3.SO; Texans 2 2Ol2,l0; lambs $4a
a4,50.
FAST Liberty, PA, Oct. 25,-Cattla-
Receipts 2,052 head; shipments 1883
lead; market slow at laat week's prices;
80 cars shipped to New York. Hogs,
receipts $500 head; shipments 200
head. Market dull. %Philadelphias Al1
al 75. Workers. 50 S5a4,1 10; common and
light 50 5O1S G5. 80 cars shipped to New
York. Sheep, receipts 4 600 head; ship.
menia 5000 headi market dull OF last
CisuSN47i, Oct. 25. = Hogs steady
common and light 5 40a3 so; packing
and butchers 0 S0l4 20. Receipts $3.50
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Mail, 53I; Panama 9s; Peoria D. & E.
g9li. Pittsburgh, 1926 Pullman Palace
Car l44i Reading, S4I; Rock Island, l25t;
st, Louis 4 san Francisco 81;
do preferred, $751; do first preferred,
ll5ion NJ, &st. Pau, 9Sti do preferred,
l2l; Texas 4 Pacific, cit; Union
Pacific, 594j United States Express, 80;
W., st, !. 4 p, l0i do preferred, $50
Wells Fargo Express, 126; Western
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DrSuoodS.

NEw YoRK, OCT. 25.-1n The character Of
lhe demand there was no change with the
quiet inquiry Of previous days, as the new
business was moderate! The tone oil the
10 very steady 10 strong, and 40
maintained by the movement In exeCu.
tion Of orders.
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OIL CirY, PA, Oct. 25.-Petroleum
opened at G6r; highest G0ic; lowest 05lC;
closed at oslo. Sales U34,0 900 bariels
ClearanceB !, 100000 barrels; charter 66,47S
barrels; shipments 100,
TtTUsyiLLR, Pa oct. 26.-Opened al
.66ci highest colo; lowest oslo; closed at
.06aC,
BRADFoaD, Pa, oct.26.-opsned at oslo,
closed Gblci highest GOlci lowest B6iCI
CleRranCps 7g2,000.
pi1rsnuRou, Oct. 25.-Potroleum, quiet
but steady opened al 600, closed at:B5sO
highest B0iuj lowest B6Ir.
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gsasI asAess.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Full
~ TON RIAL EtATE, BOkE MILL, AND
tER'OSAL PROPERTY,
In Ohio County
Circuit Court
IaElnurAFY,

IuyNn MAJ hsoAbsL bONE NlLir AM
Levi. orb aud otAenj i %lauRau sS4t'
By virtue, Of = decree q said court made in the
above entitled CAu'e on the 1T day OF DeCcmheI
lSSo, tho UNDERSIGNED appointed special commits,
SS9 ,Ss I LOT w. pGEPssI VIZ " ssil ~ pu 5l,h auS' ,Ga
East End OF the tOWH6 i Fulton, In SAID county on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, lSS6,
commencing at 10 N'Goch q M, the Bone mill,
aud the boiler and enllpe, and all the machinery
aud implements used on, tho premises o. said
Lewis oIlh. Also the household and kitchen iuInt,
oTth, except certain buFn aud bOllGh aud other
machinery bought BY Aid OFth VI \ Ial OF prop
etty formerly belonging 70 Michael hetr, aud mol
used about tho business Of said LsWt6 Orh ~ con-
TERNsOFSALE; CHIh.
Also o n said
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1850,
commencing VI . O'Clock p, M the undersigned
special commissioner VIII sell ~ public auction
a. the font door Of the Court House OF said county
We I9isS9Ts y h dss9 GdSSI Pi Is sSS 81 Ba5Sva q R s!9u W.
gluil, on tho National Road " the extreme end o.
the field lying east OF tho fulton Paper MIL, and
bounded as follows; beginning NJ me north
western corner Of Elld lgld, thence south twenty
eight aud = half degrees west lgrty'ong poles, zen
Hnks 10 q slole, on The bank Of Wheeling UFeCki
thence n0Tta lOtty'stvel aud Q fourth degrees west
i've poles aud twenty one INK 70 u Stonet thence
North tWgliy.eiShI aud hall degrees east iOFty'
Que poles tos stake at the ieRCo. by kaid. road
thence south iOEty-niH0 aud thHCe't0pFthg degrGel
cart six poles and twenty eight links 10 the btgtn'
ming, containing one ucre, tWO road, and twenty
SIX poles, subject, however, 70 an agreement be
tween Daniel steeurOd anu wife aud John W berry,
about certain streets aud roads therein mentioned
which HgIeemllt h0l record In sAidCOunty Of Ohio
sAld zeal eShle VII 70 offered rs SWn9le, and ~
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educational,
nj, Dc CHAATAL ACADEMY,
REAR WHEELING, ", VA.

Nh, thlrty.ninth year oil this WelLkuoWu Acad'
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soptauc ten month";
p,nlI, received at any lino In the session.
TSo,e who desire TO place thslr dAughteH in a n
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V,,Ss hands Of lifelong teachOnr in every depart.
W., al female education, Including the modern
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~ tAs school, Address,
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Df. Hsnnie's Cough Syrup will not only
cure WhooPIne Cough and Group, but all
Coughs originating from colds, miwAS
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gsanspsrtattou.

DTTTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
u LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Route:
Time table iOF East and West corrected TO JuNR
IS, 1855. Trains Leave Panhandle station, foot Of
Eleventh. street, near public landing, ~ follows
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WASHINGTON AND lee

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, Va.
,,.,rctIop in the usual academic studies and In
ao,obr,sopal schools Of Law sud Engineer.
W ~ Location heAlLhful; expenses moderate,
ssSsiou mems September l6, FOR catalogue, I'D
d'N 'V" CIV. @, LEE, President
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NEw YoRK, Oct. 25.-Money OIL Ex.
change quiet at 4a6 per Cant., closing at
4a6. Primo mercantils paper 4A5. Sterl-
ing exchange quiet but steady. 81 sofa
1881. U. s. per cent. bonds 0OL; US
AZ coupon 1886 U. S. 43llllSi Pacific %
The Bossier banner., 1886-02-25
Election JV0tsce.

Dy virtue of proclamation issued by the
ID Governor of the State of Louisiana, and
in obedience to the general laws OF the State
aforesaid, notice is hereby given, that a special
election VIII be held in the parish of Bossier,
on Tuesday, April 6, 1886, for the purpose of
electing one State Senator for the 2lst Sent0rial
District, composed of the parishes of Bossier,
Bienviile Claiborne ond Webster, to fill the
vacancy OF Hon. John C. Vance, resigned
Polls to be open from A. NJ. until 6 P. NJ.
Now, therefore. by virtue of a commission
to me directed by the Governor of the State of
Louisiana, l, William Timberlake Returning
Officer in and for the parish of Bossier, La,
do hereby order that said election shall be
held at the places below named, and that the
commissioners below named are hereby ap-
pointed to hold said election and make due
returns thereof to ME, said Returning Officer.
at the Court house, in the town of Bellevue,
as the law directs:
COMMISSIONERS:
Ward l. Atkins-J. s. Atkins, A. j. Moss
and w b. Graham.
Ward 2. Benton-J. &. Graydon, G. b.
Terry and @. w. Arnold.
Ward 3. Collinsburg-J. P. Keith, w. NJ.
Bell and Arth4 H. Kellar.
Ward 4. Red Land--Juhn j. Swindle, j. B.
Crawford and John G. Alleh.
Ward 5. Rocky Mount--W. j. Hughes, P.
c. Broom and Joseph E. Adger.
Ward 6 Bellevue-Henry j. Lenoir, E. NJ.
Carstarphen andJ w. Prince.
Ward 6 FillInore-J. F. Edwards, E. j.
McDade and E. M. Piatt.
WIN. TIMBERLAKE.
Returning Officer for Bossier Parish.
The Bossier banner., 1886-02-25

At Miuden, on the I4th instant, by Rev. j.
j. Billingsly, Mr. JAMES g MCDADE, of this
parish, to Miss MAGGIE LINDSEY, Of Miuden,
Mr. McDade is an industrious and noble
hearted young mau, and should be justly
proud of the bride he has won for life COM
panion. The bride is q lady of attractiveness
and unvarying sweetness Of disposition
With taese virtues of womanho0d she will be
sure to WELD sweet home influence over the
one with whom she has linked her destiny, in
the silken chains Of love. To secure such q
prize as this Is certainly sufficient incentive
for any man to settle down in life in earnest.
For them 1t is that life begins TO be real That
life seems to be worth the living. Then it is
that his home is surrounded with the incense
of woman's love, and q wife's devotion, that
always yearns after truth, honor and right
Blessings be with you, fair bride and noble
bridegroom! The desire of thine is now
thine own" and as you travel along life's un-
certain pilgrimage together, may no cloud ever
shadow your pathway, and when old age
comes ON pace, and You are going down tho
afternoon Of life, may the love that now makes
you ono, grow stronger unto the end. The
Banner bids You an earnest God speed.
The Bossier banner., 1886-02-25
Succession Sale.

T will offer for sale, at the late residence OF
L Thomas j. Garrett, on Monday, 22nd day
of March, 1886. within the legal hours of sale,
by virtue of a commission to ipe directed from
the Honorable the 2nd Judicial District Court
in and for the Parish of Bossier, the following
described property belonging to the success
sion of the said Thomas J. Garrett, and his
wife, Polly Ann Dunn, both deceased, to.wit ::
North half of southeast quarter of section
and north half of southwest quarter and
southeast quarter Of southwest quarter OF
section 8, township %, range 1l-20l acres
Also, half of north half Of northeast quarter
of section IL, and half of southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter of section l, township %,
range 1870 acres
Also, following personal property:
1872 pounds lint cotton {baled) in Shreve
port, La; 1000 pounds seed cotton, i black
horse, sorrel horse, two yoke of oxen, l old
wagon, s head cattle, 80 head stock hogs, I00t
pounds fodder, $50 bushels corn, 285 pounds
bacon. 80 gallons syrup, SO pounds lard, q
pounds nails, set plow gear, lot plows, farm
ing utensils, lot household and kitchen furni
ture, ETC., etc.
Terms of Sale-Cash, if appraised value
or two-thirds thereof be bid; else on a credit
of l2 months, after reimbursement, and ae
cording to law.
r. E. WYCHE, Sheriff and
ex-oficio Auctioneer, Bossier Parish, La.