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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-12-15
Oct6
J. G.. H. Claussen & Co.,
Steam Bakery and Candy Faetory,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
In the Court Of Probate,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CLARENDON,

COURT CT PEoGArE.
Matilda T.. AIcFadiin in her own right
and as Administrators of the estate Of James
H. McFaddin, deceased, intestate,
Plaintiff
Against
Elizabeth McFaddin, q minor Of eleven
years CT age; Hugh McFaddin, a minor OF
two years Of age; John J. lIcFaddin, Jr.,
and the Dundee Mortgage and Trust In
vestment Company, limited,
Defendants.
Citation to Creditors.
DYAN ORDER IN THE ABOVE STAT
ID ed case, bearing tla:e October 4th, y.
D..lSS6, it is adiudged:
That al persons Laving claims egalnst
the estate OF James II. McFaddin, deceased,
be, and the same are hereby required to
prove and file them in the, said Court Of
Probate, on or before the first day CT Janu-
ary, 4. d. 1887, at neon, or be debarrcI Of
any benefit Of TIE Decree made therein.
Witness ms hand and seal Of Office this,
5th day of October, \. D., 1885.
J. DCPRE ALSBROOh,
Octl2 Probate Judge, c. c.
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Order of Sale.

Order of Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N under and by virtue Of an order Of this
Court, made in the above stated case, dated
October 222t.,l. 1856, !; will sell TO tie highest
bidder for cash. at the Court House at Mar .
ming, IN said county and State, within the
usual hours of sale, on Monday the 3rd day
Of january 1887, a certain tract of land
situate in Clarendon County, in the State
aforesaid, containing one hundred acres,
more OF less, adjoining lands Of f. c. Rich
ardson. j j. Broughton, James D. Weeks
and lands said to belong to W. Il. B. Rich
arlSon and others.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
Il. II. LESESNE,
Sheriff Clarendon County
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Plaintiff,
Against

Burwell 4. Bradley, Gabriel c. Bradley,
Robert X. Bradley, Mary E. Albritton,
Sallie c. Pc,.ke, and Maude N. Bradley.
Defendants.
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1886 Nov. 9th.
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Bishop, stout colored man, startled our
custodians of the law by shuftling into their
presence Friday evening ct an unseasona-
ble hour, with colored youth securely
bound, who he claimed had broken icto his
house, and robbed him of wearing apparel.
A preliminary trial developed the prima
facie truthfulness of Bishops tale, and his
prisoner was committed to jail for trial at
the next Court
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Sheriff Clarendon County.
December s, 1856.
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.. j. WZEaIa ],
Selling off Balance Of Fail and Win
ter Stock.
Now is your time to buy.

To tie people of Clarendon County:
We still have on hand o large and
complete line of fine, medium, and
low priced
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Dec. Sth, 1886.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
Defiant uasuous.

SALT LAKE. Utah, June 5.-The lat
es, sentences for unlawful cohabitaiion
were Keene Hansen and George {
Wood. Hansen. in reply TO question
"a 10 his intention TO respect and obey
the law. said he would obev lust so far
ms my conscience permits the to obey
The maximum of the law was given
him Wood is already under sentence
of five years for polygamy. lie was CON
vic,ed last month Of marrying n l7-year-
old girl last January. He was very de-
tiant, interrupting the court from time
10 time. He said in reply to the usual
question If he would in the future obey
the law; NO. sir. 1t is my intention
to obey the law OF God. though | am
imprisoned for life. know I'm In the
right, and will never obey the law OF
man. prison or no prison. life nr death.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
AROUND TOWN.

The boys look sun-burnt.
The roundup has centered at Straw
berry.
The town was chuck full of stockmen
to-day.
Simp Harp says he !sgoins To ride the
CREASED pig. tail or no tail.
Sam lIenroid is the popular night
clerk al the Cabinet saloon.
George L. Payson is getting out the
ditch on Tom Little's ranch.
Hank Golden carries OF the honors
In bringing In batch OF new hay.
j. W. Hugus n Co. are about 10 erect
u iifty foot addition 10 their warehouse.
For pointers as 10 the raising OF
chickens call on Miss liazen. Miss II
knows all about IL.
Tea thousand head OF cattle passed
through town last night heading for the
Upper White range.
China Jim 10 head cook at the Cabi'
neI restaurant. winch Ii a guarantee Of
COOL living at fap's.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
4 Dainty Otsh.

The following is n very delicious pud-
ding. the receipt Of which ! begged
OF Mrs. Marshall Of the School Of Cook
cry, for you: Pour half pint or WARM
cream on the crumbs of two French
rolls. two ounces OF castor sugar, one
ounce Of vanilla chocolate and Il 70 eggs
beaten up. Always use a rather low
mould with pipe In for this pudding,
and after having huttcred 1t. line 1t with
well buttered paper: pour in the mix
tirc and steam /, FOR twenty minutes or
half an hour. then turn II out and re-
move the paper, pour chocolate sauce
over 1t AMI serve nice compote of fruit
in the center.
And this is how the chocolate sauce
is made: To three ounces vanilla choco-
late add Two ounces castor water
When II boils stir in a teaspoouful of
creme de riz that has been mixed in n
little cold water. Boil altogether till
quite smooth. then tammy and use
Miss Madgo in London Truth.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Glaiisione's Home Rule bill Was de.
fea,ed by thirty votes.
The Rock Springs Chinese Indemnity
hill hns passed the Senate.
DR.. Clinton II. Davis WIS Killed near
Fort Lowell. Arizona, by Apachos, ell
June ..
". II. Hol,son has been confirmed by
thc senate aa United States Attorney for
Colorado.
Alfred Taylor, colorcd. WAS hanged nj
Ophclous.,s, La, on the fourth inst. for
asss.ullins whit. woman.
Commissioner Sparks has rccind.d his
or,ier OF June :, concerning Timber
Culture and "Dcscii' lands.
Captain Mlfiock. Of the Sixth In
faniy, Was drowned on the 9th while
crossln. Grand river near Moab, Utah.
Wyoming Territory was visited las,
week by rains which were general
Throughout the Territory and much
needed.
Nothing has been heard ~ Miss Ida
Chatiicld. the missing Aspen girl. Her
father oiicrs n reward Of $40 for inipr.
nation concerning her.
wcs Honesty and Toby Burke, col.
o,r,,. were hanged al Winchester, Va.
ON the i,ii for the killing Of Joseph Nc
EAnl In November. 1851.
1.-The ,a0;l.-s.-. 80 si.s.- auSGilAa a.AsLoyi.
III in srixing American hshing vcrs1ls
is causing the New England senators N;
" asiinst.n 10 bcs,ir ,bcmsclyc, In the
matter.
Durango had n destructive blaze on
the second instant. j. kruschs. and
the Adams, poscy y Bayly Hardware
Co, wes. the principal losers. Loss
ssc.ou.
John u. Gentry. while under the In.
iluonc. Of liquor. 60; into an alteration
with Dr. Agcc. at Bconyillc. Ky. and
cut the lattcrs throat. Ag-c died In
i've minutes after. Gentry Is a Demo
crai and Agrc Republican. aud a poli,-
ical dispui. was the occasion ut the
murder. Axco isa brother OF tho Lieu.
tenant Governor of Nebraska.
Tn. Canadian steam barge Nipigon
arrived In Chicago some iays ago aud
WAS seized 10y the collector. II. will
not allow her 10 dcrar, until ins;ruc.
;ioua are received from Washington.
The seiEur. oi the vessel Is due to the
inci ,ha, sh. failed 10 touch at Macki.
nav OF sh.ybnygan on entering Amcri.
can waters for permission TO proceed,
as Is required by law. The penalty is the
forfeiture Of III. vessel and car;o.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
1l~A0 salturs

Agricultural pursuits are q ting 10 lc
quit. popular with some Of our Young
ladies'. They NIL hay. have their favor
i;n Vegetable planted nnd devote con.
siderable time Ia lrriga,ing their gar.
den truck One young lniy has taken
very enthusiastically to raising bcans.
She waters them three times da, and
each time digs down In the ground.
takes the bean mp aud turns II over
gently and sec that Il is well mois,encti
on all sides. The other day somebody
r-monS,rai.iw with our Young grangcrcss
In fac, had the aiidac!iy To tell her
tina, shc wasn't raising the beans ar-
cording 10 III. rules md regulations laid
down by Horace Greeley. She In.
di.antiy replied that Horace Greeley
were he alive, couldn't give her any
POINTERS on bcan-cultnrc and remarked
unal "uss i~.sss. kuaw. .lsssa- Ia Csspa LIZ:
doist you ~rr the beans are On top
This Is no, the Yankee way of raising
hraua. II must tc Cambtian.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

fiS,-Li.ui.nant Iianl-y. command
Ing the division ~ the roundup work.
Ing the Souih side II the river has Nv
signcd the bows To diGcrcn, posts cf
duty la N. n.ighhorhoci of Mcckor.
Some oi the boys wanted iha foo,-hiil
country south Of the mesa. In, iiankcy
objected. lie said 1, was n hard eoun-
Try To work and ~ he knew the trails in
iba, section alnu, as well as anybody
thought he could attend TO II him
self. and intimaici tina, he didn'; need
any assistance either.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
Th. nnrxe, Of sh. Ineser...

Judge George 5. lIazen furnishes u
with tine following letter for publics&
ton, which is oi much Interest to sci
tiers In the vicinity Of Meeker:
DrrsitrMHsr or rHs ISTGHioR, Al
GENERAL IAsp OyYicx, III
WARRINGTON, May. ", ls'J-
Gro. 4. HAzns, Esq. Meeker, Colo.
sIN--itsferinr Ia your letter Of Feb. lNe
with application Of scttiors for survey
white River Military Reservation you ID
informed that hHve authorized the survcyo&
General OF the stat. of Colorado Ia invit. pr,t
I,o-ai- for IN. survey of came. To b. paid fot
out of the uonsrai Appropriation for the eus
rent fiscal year.
eayo Instructed him Ia forward To III. land
Office si ci.n~ooi Springs, sn advertisement
for bids for aid survey TO i- posted In thai
ofiio. for thirty days.
hops that you will see TO II that .ame r-llA,
bic compci.nt surveyor presents a hid for ths
~ork To bo done. niis must t-- at ininimuni
rates or below. ..-pectfuliy.
A. J. sr,sss,
Commissioner.
After this survey has been accepted,
verified and recorded on the books ri
Washington. thirt, days notice viii Ii
given from the land Office at GlcEwood
Springs when pse-emption filings win
be- received. All settlers that have
lived continuous on their claims for
three months beior. the date OF ,hciS
declaration and filing MAS received al
the land o,llce. can prove M on thcir
lands Il; the expiration OF three months
after nilng, proyided tina, motto. hAa
been given In the usual way for 10 days
for such proof. Six months continual
residence Ia this manner Is the same as
six after illing. "Git'onio your ranches
gentlemen and ladies' II ownership Is
wha; You want in the shortos, time al
low by law. e. $. II.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

our business men should gc, together
appoint date aud call meeting and
max. some arrangements To properly
celebrate the Fourth. Other towns in
this aud adjoining counties are making
extensive preparations. Shall Mcckcr
take back seat and have no creased pig
or slippery poles. Come TO the from.
Sc braves"
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
J.w. HUGUs. NEWTON MAJOR.
J. w. Hugus T. Co.,
BANKERS,
AEEKER, COLORADO.
NEWTON MAJOR.

rrsnaact = 6ansr.i Ranking business
Highest price paid for County Warrants. In
tercst allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
drawn on Eastern Cities and Eurvp..
Correspondents, kountx. Dr.-., New York;
fir~t National bank, omshs; Colorado
National Hank. Beaver; J. ". Husus 4 Co.,
Rswlins, wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

Dr. Thornton, who has been attend
ing Capt. Johnny Mckee. came mp from
below Wednesday. The doctor says
Johnny is getting along aii right and
all danger is passed. This will be glad
news to Mr. McKce's host Of friends.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

The town council met in regular
monthly session Monday evening.
There was but little business trans
acted. The street commissioner was
instructed 20 repair the west end Of
Main str.etand also To clear the streets
in tho immediate vicinity Of the pa rk,
Of stones and rubbish gene rally.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

Mr.. Reed Of Kansas. got as far as
White river on the lookout for ranch
and home and concluded that 1t wa,
about the slickcst place he had struck
and has now made n location on Flax
creek. lie has had his ranch surveyed
and gone 10 work in regular old grange
st,Ie
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
Celebrating tho Fourth.

One Of the features OF the Fourth Of
July celebration ut Mccker will bc
horse and foot racing. The races will
lie open Ia Garfield and R,utt counties
Mr.. j. ". Wclch Of the O. X. Saloon,
Will give you nil the desired informA-
ton ON the races.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

A very cnioyabl. social dance was
given on saturday evening last n; the
residence Of Mfs. George Wagner. The
music was furnished by Mcssrs. Ames
and Gilmore. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. after which the
guests departed for their RESPECTIVE
homes well pleased with the evening /,
entertainment.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

II Mr. Major think, for minute that
he has monopoly on fish stories he Is
entirely OF ,bu, we acknowledge that he
manipula,es them in large quantities. ''
Come again Mr.. Major when the water
is in l-,;ier condition 80 that the fish
will not he required Ia drag on tile bot
tom 10 avoid sun.burning their backs.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

e T. Mclaughlin OF Lower White, and
Tom Hutchison of Pice-aucc. were IN
the city Thursday. Mcssrs. McI.augh-
lin aud Hutchinson have been on tha
roundup for the past two weeks. and
came into town to get "shayei''-so the,
say.
Siias G. bennett has bee', confirmed
as postmaster at t-eorgctcwn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-14

B s:1sa m B s.ls a m
B $40 q m B s:i5 a m
B $40 o m B s:45 q m
B 9:05 q N B s:25 a m
A Loo p m A 1::40 p N
A 4:30p MIA 4.3S pm
B $50 p N B SOS p m
A 1850 p m A 1910 p m
A 200 p m A 1885 p N
D s:1op m D $3.50 D m
A $40 p m A $3.50 . m
Arr We Arr We
st. Paul. N nneap'I
a s'5S a m A ''sS a .
o e:55 a mlC 1855 q n
A 1855 Il MIA $3.50 an
C $3.50 Q m C $40 9 10
A $3.50 q MI $40 q m
All.40 a "a A11:00 q M
A 2:25 p m A $40 p m
B 3:25 p m 3 400 p m
B $3.50 pm B SIS pm
B 7:o5 p m B s:25 p m
B s.a5 D m 1900 pn
ept sunday. G excep'
W.
a st. Paul and Mime.
We both cities hourly
10 ime tables.
on City Ticket Agent.
'wn Il Knebsl. Ticket
Chandler, City Tickss
!. A. B. Chamberlain
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DEPARTING TRAINS,

-,.,-r,-. Leave Leave
N"' St. Paul. minneapolis
Pacific Express for Fargo.
jamestown, Minnewau-
kan and Portland Daily 400 pm Asp m
Fargo Ex. DAILY exceptSun) s:15a N s:45a "a
Dakota Ex. DAILY ........ $500 pm 1885 IN
Dining Cars. pullman Sleepers elegant day coacaes
second-class coaches, and emigrant sleeping cars
between St. Paul, Minneapolis, Fsrga OAK, and
all points in Montana and Washington territories.
Emisrants are carried out of st. Paul and Mime
apons on Pacific Express. leaving daily at p. m.
Arrive Arrive
ARRIVING TEAMS Mimi polls st. Paul.
Atlantic Express Daily =. :. II so a m 1925 m
St. Paul Min. fast Elk. (Dy)l t7;15 m 1850 m
st. Paul NJ acc. (dy ex Sun)l $40 n Gas m
40 not run west of Fargo on SUNDAY.
Through Pullman Sleepers daily between St.
Paul and Wahpeton. Dak- on Dakots express.
Cftyofice, st. Paul. 1863 East Third rset
Cityoffce. Minneapolis. No. 49, Nieolles dousa.
CHAS. :. 6 I'D.
General Passenger and TicketAgsaE.
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ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.
a Noticeable Move to Improve Streets on
St. Anthony Hill Since Summit
is Paved.
Boom on Dayton Avenue-New Blocks
Rumored Location of Magnificent
Opera House.
General Favor With Which the On
tario Plan of Making Assessments
is Being Met.
Rumors Of a Big Syndicate to Secure
and Hold All Available Summit
Avenue Property.

Ene past week has been one of much
activity in real estate matters, and transac-
lions have been very heavy ID all directions
During this period there seems to have been
no partiality, but purchasers have gone
everywhere and trade has accordingly been
pretty evenly distributed all through the
city and in regard to all kinds of property.
Whatever preference has been shown has
been somewhat in favor of business and
residence lots. though acre property has
not, by any means. been neglected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-14

LARGE LIST of city property specialties,
n exchanges of property and business for non
residents; correspondence solicited. 227-Sm
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The asphalt pavement is very costly.
This causes some men TO stop and think.
Sill thev all feel that it must be had at
come rate. In order to relieve themselves,
to some extent at least, from the expense
of street Improvements generally. that
Irbich * known as the Ontario plan" has
baen talked over quite freely and is generally
received with favor The principal idea of
This MAN is to distribute the cost of the i'm
movement over a series Of years, so that
The owner of property may pay in Install
rnsnts certain portion OF it, instead of
hainc compelled to pay it all at once. Those
;nterested in this paving business plainly
See that if paving becomes general on the
En- as it most likely will, the expense IS
nojng TO be very great, and that If every
- should be compelled to pay at once IN
80 eases great Inconvenience and hard
lin lin would ensue. and IN some cases very
snrions injury. To avoid this and to render
tbe burden as light as possible and to Sc
.,,Ta as widespread system OF paving as
thag can they all favor the Ontario plan.
Mhe West ST. Paul union some time ago
ttrnnobt this plan prominently and dis
tinctIy before the various unions OF the
IT. a;4r IT was early discovered by the men,
80 of the union in West st. Paul that the
p',,eooe of the ground in that ward was so
p t',aaven that the matter Of public improve
' ~ would be very expensive when they
nome TO be made. Foreseeing this, and
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Dougan ~ Hanson's List
376 Jackson Street.
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Departing Trains.

La Crosse, Dubuque and st.
Louis Express. 5000. .
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express
Calmar and Davenport Elk.
Ortonyille & Fargo Eek. ....
Milwaukee & Chicago Elk
press. ..... .............
Mortified. Faribault, Owa'
tonna, Austin and Mason
City.
La Crosse Passenger. 49,.
Aberdeen and Mitchell Ex
Chicago Limited .........,
La Crosse and Dubuque
Fast Express. ...........
Milwaukee and Chicago
Express. =.
Arriving Trains.
Chicago & Milwaukee Ex-
press. :. 49,.
Dubuque and La Crosse
Fast Express. ........
Oh cago Linn ted. ..........
Davenport and Calmar Ex
Mason City, Austin, Owa-
tonna, Faribault and
Northheld. ..............
Mitchell and Aberdeen Elk
Chicago and Milwaukee
Express .................
Fast Mail and La Crosse. .
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Elk. 80.
Fargo and Ortonville Ex..
st. Louis Dubuque and La
Crosse Express .........
A means Daily. B exc
Mondsv d except saturd'
Additional trains betwee.
apolis via Short Line" lea
for particulars see Short Lii
ST. PAUL-Chas- Thomps
1872 East Third street Brs
Agents. U,ion Depot.
MINNEAPOLIS-W. B.
Agent, No. 2, Nicollet House
TicketAgent, Depot.
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e. FL. Hobe's List.
1876 East Seventh st.

IF YOU want to buy or sell to advantage CONE
to me; have lots in all parts of the city
cheap, ard on time; German and Scandu. avian
spoken. S1S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-14
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.

The Palace Sleeping and Parlor Car Route to
Chicago.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
New "OVerland RouteI"

Portland, Or. and the Pacific Northwest.
The .'Pioneer Line" between st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Moorhead and
Fargo, and the ONLY Line running
u ming Cars and Pullman s1eepers
Aelween Those Points.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-30
col judicial District Court, Par
ISL o! Lafnurche.
nf Arcis intin ard Com
mnni;y. No. llG6 EtObates.

Pursuant +. IN ,r5rr and decree of the
abov, Court ~ III ob. (irnce to :, commits
sion L. me M.frtr. ii the above entitled sac
ces~jon M tennamtt. J vill oier for sale
at plt.t ~.ti"tl"" i'rr+H.tItt" law to the last
tn,l highest litit.l IT Tho premises. right
hnnl Of Eayur - to5rRhc. at abort twelve
xiii III low the tn>tr .. ihiho,iaux. GU Sa-
tarda&. H." til day =! No.rmlcr, !a66. be
turen tho i.nuia - !! o'clock =. NJ and I
o'clac' +. N he following de-rlttd proper
v. 'clnr- iu!m :" the community OIL Alexis Au
TN an; Mic. ttltnia RpllchauN, t" effect il
bart tlGn. tr vii
ElnmiHity PROPERTY:
A c"r..'iu that IT ieti sitnatri in the Par
lsh Of Latnurc'tc a. tLr hight bank OF Bayou
laIrniclc 1t about twelve miles below the
Town II Il;ii,ntialx iIt;t-uriug two arpents
tr.rt by tsriy npanta III depth bounced
| ;,im,c by llattS Of stale nt Daniel Mack and
below ~ l"uu- OF I0>tiI;cn Folrt. Iogether
With n! HE huiidtns-> an! improvements
thereon.
Separate aud personal property Of Alexis
Autln
unc horse. one Inx. one lot Of rice, stack
ed rn" fittH IT Ih' CROWN. crop, one cross
cut saw.
!; T.rm~ ara r"ninti.as OF sale TIE >epa-
rate and y I. oht!c estate ri Alexis Autin and
ais, lis share ~ The Community property
! .e>rI!t.'s, - tlr inventory i'rln. the undivi-
died. nal. thereof fer cash lccordlr,. 10 Law to
pay dclf> ~ q u, share and interest Of Eu-
GENE l.ohiri'a \ in f'r Community he sold
al ;uhtlc Inti3en TO elect & Partition tiuous
the br.rs un the IuloNint Terms AMI rnn.il-
tions. VIZ The share and interest OF the
three .4aj"r bore :,c;oin being undivided
sixth sacA for ca-h aud the share aal
interest ., the tHrcc :nln"r heirs there
il. h.i:,. also M r.niiviiri >iNth each
on credit in>tr,ti,nrui> 80: II .porttin@ III the
sI,,r.. tfrarh minor AMI falling due aud pay
;.i,i, re, prttivcir IL The majority ut each
MINOR AID ~ti;,Vlatin@ {" indr interest at the
rate y, five Per cent from tatr until pAd
p, and 80 ii >ccnrcd l., II urt1trr With >rhtiur's
ltiNjirgc N the property sold with All the
conservatory claWse>. the pri dr non oiier-
anF. ln,l ~itI>.. of ten per cent attorneys
fees in vase "f suit 10 recover on amount of
ftt in-.rliun, ntS CT either oil them.
r, nctot-r -nL, 1856.
fIIi.DpHILE T~IIIBUDAUX,
Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
oOtl, Judicial District Court. Par
isll OF Lafon,che.
Succession OF Henry Battle, No.
HI Pr0bafes.

Whereas Frrnch Gordon. ri said p@ari,f..
Curator ri the above succt~> has reader
ed n prnvi~iuha! arcn,nt ut his Guardianship,
a,tt rrAv " III. i,oIni,lovasiin Of the sauie-
Nov. ticrrforc, aIi parties interested are
hereby warned and notified 10 pr"'uea IA
this n6ic. withi:: ten daEs following the
;.r.a-nt nulice. Any objection rl.irti thsr NAV
have "a ,l- said atc"int, nthrr"iss the
said account ~ili be hoiu5',gat-.i according
ia law.
~~) Witness my hand ANA the impress
IL s. : of the seal al III. of'iee. a I hinadAUI
~~)P.rtS!4 And State 4.Art s4:d thu -3ra
day vi Dc%.ber. 1886.
J. W. KN0ELOCH,
Clerk III sa,d Ceuri
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TIE EYE.

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satlon llawe>| Spectarlc> and eye
glasses have attalu",! throughout
che | nitcd States they are knOWn
froM the Atlantic ID the P:rltic.an
the i%el,ataiion Is built upon real
mciit. Testimonials from the most
eminent iutn ct the country are
given who nave had ihcIr S'slf I'm
proved bs thrii :
Hi tyes fitted Nv j. I, 1h.bn
.leaux, druggist. rhihodau1, La
Evtrl PAR warranted.