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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21

Farmers wishing to buy Drills for the,
Season of 1856, call and inspect for Your,
selves, and the adverse rcpresen atom made
by many agents will be made maniIt'stly I'M
true:
Charles Zimmerman, l.. A. IInmm, VIM.
II. Doub, Elmer Brown, Isaac Reich, John
W. Cook, Edward Riggs, VIM. Secrs vii.
Der Duvan. William II. Best. G. G. >nook.
0. B. Drll, YIN. Kntz, Fredcricl Nrantz.
e. Edward Dcrr, all of Frcdcri,~ Md.
David Ausherman, John L. kell. Josiah
Doub, 7. G, Rudy, all of MiddletoHn, Mo.
VIM. III. Harris, }. Lee Simmons both of
Park Mills, Md. Asa H. Welsh, a. lIya,ts-
town, Md; Henry p. Nusba,,r} OF Mt,
Airy, Md, Preston Dcvilbiss, Jasper Al
baugh, Edward Hobbs J. V. Mcdaniel, &c.
phas NJ Thomas, all of Liberty, Md ; NJ. D.
Arnold, of Gordsville, Va; Thomas Clawct.,
of Peterssille, Md; Milton ZiMmclman.
George II. Cramer, both of Wnlkersvilr
Md ; Jacob Mottct of Adamston, Md. Wm
A. Jones, Charles E. Glissan, Hczckiah Wet
eel, all of New London, Nd; Frederick W.
Hemp, of Powhattan Md. George NJ
McDuell, of Knoxville Md. i; Abraham
Hemp, George f, Biser, both OF jefferson
Md. =; Geo. II. Montgomery, of Gainesville,
Md. II. II. King, of Boyds, Md. W O.
Huffman, Of Woodsboro', Md Wm. Devil
bliss, of Unionville, Md. CRATIC Clay, o
Monrovia, Md. Ezra Horiuc. of Burkits-
VILE, Md. Il, L, Chris~ell, Zacharah G.
Harris, Edward Getzendsnner, of nckerson
Md. Lewis M. Thomas, of Buckeystown,
Nd. Uriah Lawson, of Urbana, Md.
II. L. Hargett & Co.,
so. so and 50 South Market al.
FREDERICK, MD.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21

Dr. r. Dewitt THlmaur SAYS that the
millennium is coming and will be- here
in sixty years.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21
WASHINGTON Letter.

III bidding upon the proposed ne" nav
al vessels are erroneous. "JusS the
contrary is true he said. Every
ship building concern of consequence
in the country he said, "has as ked
for the specification and they ale being
supplied with the plans as fast as they
can be blue printed. | think that six =
teen concerns have already asked for
detailed plans with Il view Of bidding,
and there never before has been so
much interest displayed in matter Of
this kind. -
A well-known Washington gentle
man who spent an afternoon with cX-
President Arthur at the lattcrs home
in New York last week reports that
his condition has been great ~ mlSreprc-
scented and his illness exaggerated by the
papers Of that city. 1.-The trouble is,
said General Authur's friend to me,
"that the eX- President is lnorbidIv sen
S''''e "'0'' VIZ c ~, 40 - Wv ~ "
i'i''" 'io'' ~: ''', ~ '''''' '','
ror Of having his ailments advertised.
''' ''''' ''S' ''' '>''' '''' 40
hung up in II museum after death as to
have his stomach turned inside out be-
l''' '''' I"''''' ''''' ''l ''''''' '''N
!"i yea ''' ~ 0''''''',' - Van ~'''7 ''''''
anu Wv I'e0p'V '''' ','' '''' -, W '''
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'''' ,'''0' 'e'' '' ~ " ''''' ~ '''''' ~
III '7''' sIC MN 90 nv =, '''I' -,
'"'" Oh MS ~ "''''0'' III ~ '' 7''''''' y
INC l'"''''
-" '"e U,''''''' ''vS'S INV '"' p"'N
""'' S''''. 'o'''7' - .'S''''' 'o' "'''
ol'7"''' MUGS '"0 ''''''' Guy w ms -
assume 'i'e''e' an" H''>' q appear ''''e'
l ne FvS'"e''' ana ms o'l'''' '','"',N
returned from '''e'r '"''' 'o''S' ''l' "7SNS
IN the departments hI'e' '"e Ee"!'l'"'-
"nce OF s'ylSh 'Io'PaSe' anu 'he Ia
millar crowd on 'he avenues ana
general increase III business All 'lrS
All these are signs 'h"' 'he season 'l
social entertainments ana rece l"'nS'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21

In the hye,crnt savings bank Of
Charleston, negroes have SI2I "&G.33
ON deposit. The largest ccposjtor has
Sc 600.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21
10 o @~--

Work has been commenced on the
Hudson 5 BAY railroad. The road Will
br $50 miles Ioug and viii be the most
northern American railroad
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21
1886 GOOD NEWS 1886
FOR ALL

Ifyou want to save money and get goo1
goods
GO TO J. A. COLLIFLWER,
where YOU will find full assortment con-
slstng of Groceries Of all kinds,
BOOTS 4 SHOES A SPECIALITY.
Don't fail to see the John H. Parker rubber
upper and leather sole Boot, also my boss
Boot at S225. have just received Il large
stock of Boots of every description, therefore
can furnish ALL Also Dry Go IDS, Notions.
Quccnsware, Hardware, Flyncts, Apple
Parer. Corrr and Sliccr, Bacon, Lard, Fish
Salt, Leather, st. Domingo Ground Coffee,
also other brands Of Coffee, prices ranging
from t2t to 1S cents per 1b. In fac; by call
ing at my store YOU will find | keep con
stan,ly on hand everything to he found in
well regulated store. YonIs very ltesp'y.
J A. COLLIFLOWER
FRANKLIN MILLS, MD.
p. S.-Wll pay a premium for GOOD
country Bacon.
aug II IT,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21
Newspaper Law Decisions.

4. ANY person who takes paper regularly from
the Neutrality-suspicious. directed to his name or An
other or whether he has subscribed or not-ia re
spunsbc lor the payment.
If any person orders his paper discontinued, he
or she mus, pay al the arearagGs or tn" publisher
NAV continue to send it until payment Is made
end rollcy, the whole amount, whether the paper IS
taken from the office or not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-21

There is a general strike among the
meat packing house men. They de
manI eight hours instead Of ten tor Il
day work.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

MARSHALL. lll. May ai-lhcrc is
nov confined Ia The Jail here awaiting
thusportHtionto the iu-nuc asylum a
m,n Whu,r rasc cNcltr- the sympathy
ut AL who sire him He i- evidently
a IMAM Of tine ciucaliou and refined
manner, 3. iiuc-looking aud seems to
have been unusually intelligent, lie
va- brought here frow Martin-yille.
where hc wa, discovered apparently
mapping out nglgnnuc railway sys-
lrm giving orders tn imaginary
Wurkmcn, scudiug aud receiving long
messages. aud A,lng ~ ii handling
uumrli,c SUNS of money. lie was
,put here u- hc soon hccAmc uuman-
tore hlm tit uar ..s. f... ...1 s
trIcpuuh operator aud W unusually
good Que. llc gives his name n : 'har
lr- Watson GrrAt efforts are br'nR
mndr tu ind th, whrrrNpnut- "i hr
family ur friends.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

~ .
UP WIN NIu'r'ran rascaii'! a thing
'"9' WIS ''I pY7'lple'
ht'4Hn, "i 'NN'' 'Gin II was very
'lH''u. ,",h i'ui" 'ho language OF the
n''' MI" 'ronl 'h' arguments made in
u.s. Us, SUPPORT IuHi Ihn PURPOSE OF the
''u NN- "'t 'u' eH"e hu' N,lusioni
DO "'' t'e'-A'l'u lu lANor ol TIE peo.
.' VIZ" 'nAu' h',''l hhu against
'n"', WI" 'l,'l' "''"ihargHrlhei II
Wa .. ."' '''''',''' ""I''l "I lh' propo.
'''"u D." ''.'I IN 'h1 i'Nh"iHciure OF
''h''NNuh hu'l'r Hud ihcrc was moth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

WA,mNotu>. MAY "a. Afcr rou-
tine morning business no the -euate
to-day, motluu Wa- made los Mt
sawyer Co proceed to the cousidrra
lion ui private pension yh7rs VA,
nRrocd Go, and such bulls tskru up IA
their uricrw the calendar.
Mr. tochrrll insisted ou having the
REPORTS read lu number oi ra,r- amt
hud some of thr bills that bee you-idrr.
ci ot doubtful prupiicty postponed.
\ mWrrr oi pension bin. having
noou disposed ul the bankruptcy bin
was Nd hrlUrr ihc ,cuatr and, with
lluar. H.srut Wa, inid aside uturu-
NN 100 u,ur of thy District ot tulum-
hih appropriations bin. That bin ia
turn with the assent of Plumb. was
allowed to stand over 100 order ~
wrmt oih,un tu nddrc-, the senate
ou the subject of Mr.. plAus rr-olu-
tons regarding open executive -es-
-lou,. after which the ,cuHtc took up
tho bankruptcy bill Plumb op
posed the bin and llunr dctcudcd IT,
the SENATE then adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

wlic llr visit. lcNas uu business and
tu renew uId aUiupIutAuuc-.
At special meeting of the oIt,
council Tins evening. tuc mntur wps
authorized to currr iutoA contract tor
dlggug twenty Wcu. 'n bc walled
with heavy timber these wells Will
bo located outside thr present fire
limits aud are AN upurwut uo,",-it,
100 iprawa> sections of thr cuv lu umr
ut lro lhe Wavur WA
also authorized to putcr
into contract tu pave fremont street
with wooden blocks from thurh
street south Ayrus- Bruaiwa, tu
Avenue Is. distance ui .N block,
rom. fremont B, thr pfiuciuni
street lrum the Bay tu the GuIi and
'hc n.t that 10 Wn- uuN paved with.
40 the immcdulc bu.u .,. limits ui
thc city hu- AWAY, been source ut
comment tu strangers. Some YEAR.
ago the paving ut this street was au
issue uurlt, politics unW the Wurh BE-
ordered Dommuu,r without a single
dissenting voice
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

., wiu Ceirhrni" " """p o'"' Tea
NVnr'S sronth

-urDiu tp tu' EhhwiutI
FonI WuNlu. lrN MAY -. A ma-s
meeting of citizens wa, held Nt tho
court house to-uight. and It was de
lrrmiurd with great enthusiasm To
celebrate thr tculh anniversary of ih"
building of tho first milroad 10 ms
ly. wmch reached here july iith,
l,sa 4 committee "t twcniF-llNr
from the county and clt} 10 bc the
executive committee. such men ~
Il. {. Eynu-. las. II aud ". a Hun
man, Caacy X oWHsry, Peter 0mlh
Max. sydney, Martin nnd Al. thaul'
brr- ARE active in leading ihc enter
prise. 4. ha- brcu determined T.,
mnkrit the .rnudc-t affair ever wlt
messed in this -lnle.
Col John g. Murrcll chci cn9l
nrrr inr the Fort Worth ~ DrnVr
roHd, has resigned 10 accept thc p"si
ton a. chief engineer of thc I hl'hS'
Burlington Il southern and leave
Io-morrow 10 enter upon bis dullr'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

livery "u" wants Hnin Wants q" Ia.
tee roIttics. A. opiui"u.

Special ip the tAHulurt
Wr.I Tex. NuN 20 the drought
IL getting 10 bc distropiug. Corn
willis up every dny under thc blaze oi
the glaring staring sun, aud every
thing green, even tu your reporter.
looks a- 10 IL would .ikctotukc refuge
in the cool rcpc-sc- oi the oattu
Wheat In too near mntuutN Tor Rrnir
tu benefit it, but uht-, aud indeed nll
other crops. would hc helped greatly
\ crowd OF boys alarmed the whole
country The other night hy some wild
nnd rrrk.r-, -huoting They ,ccmcd
To have a special spite ut the liuhrmi-
uu-, aud more than one family ui
these wa, greeted with 10 srrrnudr.
They ircd scycru, Shots through
fmuL ~uukup', house. one of which
-uul'cd out his lNmp Ice wn, one
mo- one IGchEtjrRuuN- q" "h" 'h'"
In - speech u the H-l meeting of
the Occidruml CLUB Mr. llolw''
Nichols. president "t the mrmcr'
nllnurc W Nrl.cuuHu county, adNo
Gated thr blending ui th" alliance nu'
the luinhs of labor He sud
would M, tu the kmgh OF ihh"l nu'
the FARMERS alliance, Il. long a. got
are law abiding men. your interest
nrr the samc and you Nhuuld lul
hands" speaking ut bp,,o'is. 10
characterized kohum ~ lintan an'
Vim nm,rou "a, being Iu iN'i boycott
tors. aud ,ud The, ,tru'k thr lls
blow aud wr have nright to the sc'
ond." Nj. Nichols is An ul fer spcnAcI
MIR. T. \. starr hn- withdraw
from the firm of starr ~ Go. and ,cI
West. Mr. starr wA- EVERY populo
Young gentleman, and Wc nrr -"rr
tu lu,r hun
Mr. T.. 4. steele. our cntrrprsin
lumber dealer. leave. for easter
IcNas to.dus tu Ay n a supply
umbrr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25
"ALNISro> ILLANI>Us.
"pr"n" court '"nN"n-s- sonr Ia,
uuTtHnt Street InprnNruents

Too .N' EXAMINER
', E,loN, Tex. Mny ~ Th,
,t,,(N,.,, oi the United states circuit
'.',,, "HI "'" ,n,',, ned here to-day, with Ju.
,i", u. a. ~ W pod' aud Circuit Judg,
r,n p.rbs. on the bench IN,
'l,I ,N" WA. ,n occmpica IN hearing smolion
u"t y" tnn"r'nIidstr ,rys. ral suits pending
~ ,,.,mst ,hc IIou.lon y Texas Central
road into one action, "'" ,nns Nuilll'
other companies TO sn tl!un, iuo'lhR
with the southern Drvclop'n'hl com
pany. This motion is stu pShllhg
several eastern lawyers are IN attend
ancc on the court.
Col George Flournoy, OF san Fran =
cisro, formerly one of The leading
members OF the Texas bar, arrived ia
tbs eity to-day with his accomplished
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

M\-m>uu>. MAY ~ AdiwiUui-
urnrrm Drmu to.dHl received ihr
following Telegram trom Icn. Miles
dated OuIchrrn,, Arii. MAY ''
.TNo smnll bands have separated
from G,rouimo'. camp and gone
north and committed -umo dcprrdn'
run. lhrcr men were killed nn''
one hos captured. Troops ARE ll
pur-uit uul othrr- uro 100 mdHnn'r To-
intercept, II possible. Ihoir 'lloris'
tniuk. WIll bee to leave their woundrd
and rr thr npcuD Indians to Join
ibrm I have directed Lieut.. col
/ Wade. commanding Fort Apache, an'
/ tnpi Pierce, nj san Carlos, 10 pre-
yrn, it capt. lhwlon ha- tolo"''
/ in, main camp with great pcr7isi%,n,!
over the worst country ia lhl' Wh"U
uiountnin region and b, cnmprd "'
thrtrmu Tonight.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

NtNIA. - MAY 2l lohu Jcnhln'
and lamr- Wilson, colorcd students
AT thc hugh school. were drowned late
saturday Night while attempting To-
.ro,- lhr Marsha crrrh ford ma nng-
.p,. The ford ua- been washed away
b., recent Noud-, aud Dhr current up
,rt the buggy ia the middle of lhr
stream. The bodies ot the Young
mon were recovered yesterday. bolh
were found doubled upm the nuHs1
uuI.L- Nm MMLuI-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

tir,lNNu. o., May 2l Delegates
tu the knights Of labor convention
Whirh convene. here tomorrow are
arriving tu.ln, iu mr"cnumhcr,' The
executive bonrd met this morning mud
transacted business ui H-crrcs nature
Lrnud MA-trr-wurkman PuWderIN
l. receiving great dcul of attention.
pud ha. been invited to deliver lee
turr whi,c iu Olryclmt. lir VII
hardly hayc time 10 do -o, but may
runacnl Mlor lm lhr Weck-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

Iu,Auu, Ma, @ e. Nearly gIi %
.nsh. door Aud blinds factories u
-lmrd work ON ihr trp-hour plan
ih. morning. a majority Of the
mru returned to work Al hopes OF
tho recovery at Olnccr NdcNuIty, one
Ut the bomb victims, haN" been Hban-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

CIN,INNATl, o.. May 22 About
600 harness maker, struck To-day Tor
au advance ~ wages. lhel have been
working eight hours per dHJ hut are
not satisfied with the wages received
Ihry demand an increase OF from u
4, 20 UrT cent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

Sr. Louls. May Ia Eighty rooI
composition makers employed by four
irms Ia thi. city, organized recently
and struck to-day for eight hours
work per day instead Of ten.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

That Size is lrail, often iu body.
""Ii. true, It's true, 'usaWty'
And pity lis, Us true ' ..
pr. Pierce, lAyuritc Prescription
t- tI,c beat restorative tome Tor phys
lrnI fratlt, iu women, or female weak
nc,.cs. or arrangements. By drug
lists. Price reduced to one dollar
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

bINb. ,nnrni',', .,p.
Iruh g"' 'H' work., lhlrb 7nI.
,,,.t ., t,rays. works wrr,. cam,
.,r.....t Ian lliup Hld a loss D.. yrr,
.,.Ir,. dr-, totrd rh. estimated al
r,,t nul cannot hc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

iNAt hr dId recognize Co. TINS WAS ili' ]
beginning. We had other ,ouycr.H-
tiuus; he Thought belonged to h Gang
ut forgrrs and was i'm "a bad dis. | told
him il I had chance az ulM would
prove ii llr asked huW. and said |
by my people ilcsaiiit ur had aI
witness who could tcgit, upN hcl
ruuId beat the state I asked him
how. lic said u hr could gri a VII
ness who could testify ihW h' hHd 81"
hurh money ~ Boston hr '"ull sr'
Tree. asked hliu now uu.u money |
and he sHiG 500 or f"u i"'d hln
J Mnuld Try !" t'l some "I i"N N"pl'
"i 'h' gang oi i'tk'is To '' nun ,h'5
,''', i" '','''' ''' ,','' ''"
nam I" zen me ABOUT l"t .'-'
men Iolu me ne i''' II'''i Cd" 'h'
steamer 'h"' Ih'N MiI''| d" H''.
ton February 'rd ana ''"h '""l"-
ni y uungS h"lrI, TWO N''H- W'I
Prrllcr went to Canada Wni.r hc re-
mainrd Ia Bnsion. nr -nid hr ihru
h""fh Hrh'' '"l 7'' gus "'. ''''
Boston on the last ~atHr'n' iu Nhith
aud went around hN nnhIH Ui- 90 ISL
rt cost 81. hr arrived iu ~. Loui' 90"
Monday and registered hl lh' 0'"ih-
rrn, hr asked about lri'&rn" "l 'N'
''r'e' ana 'u' ''''" -H''' ,". n.'.' .''.''
'''.'' ''
nus WY" ~ ''', va ""
"u 'l""l 'V'.'' a''', '' ' '''' U '
'h', "u""' s"luE u" ~, ''''''. '''
wen "as Hn N'""' '", .'",' ." I''
a'' ''H' '.H, "v' ',,',,,., ,'.a,,.,, ,.. HIM
hAI vnI' 'nous, "Iu''
zuII lllIN |AlEIl III NIlf Nl IIf W N '.IN rNl'
''t 'i'c'i ,'",'u y. J., '''' ','''t''' -,,,.
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'A'h7' MI"
MN ne ,oulu ''.''','s .'I %, ,,'.-
'hs hEPou,' my y ''HE'' ''''' w.. w.,
agreed tha' nc ''o"lN - ',' a.. .,','
/ ne Saiu' '""N "I ,'l' 'o"' '''.' '''''
/ h' SAM ne "i'" E''"' ""'' '" ','
arm "h'rh Pu' nun T" ".'',' W.,
/ was asleep ne uS'' SONY '"'"' ''",' wv
lhHl ne nm" '"c''' 'n'' " ,'''' ''' '''.'''''
'ha' "A' no' 'u w VI '' .',,t IT, Nv.
s"l some more nn" 'nvu u, "'"" W.
WHs "'H', NV 'O1" on,.I I'i ,r.I.r.i,rt
looN W. 'nuu'i @ ,I' w" IA 'i,.,,,.r.
h''u ,'.r'' "uu '0"n w. ''.
h,'M W." ,"''' ,n,l Nn. 'af N u',.urh In
/ lhe room 'h'' ''.t't h, ,I,cu -i.,,rd
lh' al'yInoU",, .I'',ii ",,t"nJay ,n,rriug. when
/ ar"un" u"'m .,,, '''a a"I ,ounht .rvcrni
u' "'"' W." ,uunI. ,iuni7g ih.m. hr
'nlhB'' H"n' '.,,.,, ,,",'l nl.tt,rg
'i'n ..,i..,,'tr.,, l,rrIlsf'.
th' 'hlns, u' n' ,,,n ,,", L, nn.oni 3, IrLu
. h"dl 'h'o ~. t"'" Wv. ul-'., .I,pb
i"i HAh '"'''I, .i,
u' ''''' "' f''' ., Mat.
Witness men u''''n''' '"' .,,',,
welt had tom hl'' '' '"' ....'...i ."'
across the continent "' ,''' '.
/ with one trace a' 'h''N'' '.''
ui llI-iulur; "i the N"l h-' u"
y land, what he spent H' ''''''' I'.'
/ aud Tor what ..... Oh.
g "llid hr soy ANY '',''- n,,.u..,.
# clothing when hr '""" ''"'" D.
1 h"dy, a'hsH .,i, M,l'''niv li',,i ,,.,l in n,
=, .trrragr and that hr ruull h'l S'' N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25
rmt rrIIruo>I,Ns
~. H-i's sharp H"rI, &" W.. WI
but'~ NnidHNtt

NAsiINDuN, MAY @ Chairman
Boyle. ot the tclcphouic u,r-tigat ug
ummiltcc to.de, received ~ lrtct
rom e.. Bell the inventor tor sub.
mission tu the committee. m which
hr request, the committee tu SUN.
mon him to Hprrrt before the eros,
examination oi /rnn- Fish Milhur
who submitted To- the committee, rr.
rrully, nn htliiNlt sworn tu hy hun
Nilhur aud iu winch hr stated that
i;cliA patents were uhtaucd by luud
livll calls the attention ut tho cunit.
.rr to Hlli,lnvIl, made hrlorc thi, on
boy Wilbur. u which hr stated that
'Iu the conduct ut Ncll- application
tor II telephone patent there was no
.rsud ut HiN kiud Whatever or ANY
''~''. ",t,"u ur communication Oral
pC,YrlNrh which Nuuld -uppuu nu,
SclI. us attorney. myself "rnn, "t",.
por.uu wIll,ory, r' iirl ALSO sui
mll- tu lh, committee au affidavit hN
himself, ,uulrndivtug the ,inicmrul
mnur Inc " linui- most rrrcui rilldh
. lit md thu-r ru,rGug lu ANY WN
upuu m- bci'-I character 100 r"un"
lion with the uuWulug ot thc patent
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-09
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Pal
iSh of Lafourche.
Succession of Aleris Autin and Con
munity. No. 1896 Probates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above Court AM in obedience TO a COMM.
sion to me directed in the above entitled sue
ccssion and %conmu ty, l will offer for sale
ut public auction pursuant to law to the las
and highest bidder on the premises. right
bank of Hayou Lafourrhe. at about twelve
miles below the town of IhibOd aux. on Sd
turdav. the 9th day of November. 1886, be
tween the hour, of IL O'Clock >. NJ and 4
o'clock =. Nj the following described proper
ty. belonging to the community of Alexis Au
tin AMI wife. Engenie Robichaux. to effect a
partition, to wit
Community property
A certain that of land situated in the Par
ish Of Lafourcle on the right hank OF Bayou
LafOurchc at about twelve miles below the
Town oil Ihihod aux measuring two arpcnts
front hy forty arp.nts in depth bounced
ai,nvc bv lands of estate of Daniel Mack aud
below by lands of JnStilien Fertt. Together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Separate and personal property of Alexis
Autin
one horse. one pillow. one lot Of rice. stack
ed one fifth OF the growing crop, one cross
cut saw.
Terms aul conditions OF sale TIE sepa-
rate and personal estate of Alexis Autin and
also his share III the Community property
described in the inventory being the undivl-
died. half thereof for cash according to Law to
paw iehtS AID the share ana interest at EU-
geulc RohicllauX in the Community be sold
at public auction to effect a partition among
the heirs on the following terms aud cOnli-
tions. viz The share and interest OF the
three major heirs therein being undivided
sixth each for cash and the share and
interest of the three minor heirs there
in being also one undivided sixth each
on credit i~nstallments corresponding to the
share ofeach minor aud falling due and pay
able respectively at the majority OF each
minor and ,tipulating to bear interest at the
rate of five per cent from date until patt
and to be secured by mortgage with vendor
privilege on the property sold with all thu
conservatory clauses. the pact de non alien
andO and clause of ten per cent attorney
fees in case of suit to recover on amount o
the installments or either OF them.
October End. 1896.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff
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STATE OF
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of LatOurche.
Succession Of Honorf Thibodaur anil
Community. No l2O1 Probates

Pursuant to an order ard decree of the above
court and in obedience 10 II commission to me
directed in above entitled and numbered
Succession and Community [ will offer tor
sale at public auction pursuant to law to tho
last and highest bidder on the remises
situated in this parish on the right bank Of
Bayou Laf"nrrhe, and about eighty arpcnts,
III the settlement known as Brul6 Grant
Chtne at about five miles above the Town of
Thibodaux, on Saturday, the 23rd day "t De-
tOber, 1886, between the hours of IL O'Clock
A. NJ. and 4o'clork p. NJ. the following des-
cribed property, tO-wit:
Real Estate: list. \ certain tract OF land
situated i'll the Parish of Lafnurciie on the
right bank of Bayou LalOurche and about
eighty aptnts back tire retrom in the settle
ment known as Brule Grand Chtne. lneasur-
Ing one arpent and Il hall front ny the depth
thereto belonging being part of fractional
section No. lhirtv-sevcn and township No.
Fifteen West of the Mississippi River bounded
North or towards the Bayou Latuurche by
lands of estate of Mrs. Honor6 ihibodaux aud
above by lands of Richard Lee & Co. and he
low by land. of the estate of Zrnon Bernard.
together with all the buildings, improve
ments. rights and privileges thereof. see n.
Is. 1852 to 1853 p p. 4S2 ct seq and G.. B No.
9 p. p. 556 1t seq. Clerks Office, Parish of
Lafourche.
M"veables Also an assortment of house
hold furniture consisting OF bedsteads and
bediings. chairs, tables, &c &c.
One COW aud calf, ; heitcrS. one mare, ono
mule. one horse, four sheep. three hogs. sc,
Nc. as fully detailed i, the inventory of
said succession on fife Ill my oilce Tor refer
ence.
Terms and conditions Of sale cash on the
spot i'll United States treasury notes, to pay
debts.
September 18th, 1886.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sheriff.