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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-06

at is a nearer approach to Bass's or
Allsopp's Ale than any non.intoxicants
preceding il. Has the Hop Taste of
Bitter Beer, and is pleasant appetising
drink. k."-Eastern Morning News.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TEHE annual meeting of the stock.
Il holders of the Hutchinson Planta-
ton Co. will take place AT the office Of
w. G. Irwin s. Co. on MONDAY, the
9th inst, at IL A. M.
w. M. GIFFARD,
80 vt Secretary.
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FOR SALE.
HOP ALE.'
Received ex s. s. Australia full
supply of
HOP ALE.
TESTIMONIALS:

Hays Aerated Hep Ale (Non-
intoxicating William Hay, Hull.
"This is an excellent Non-Alcoholic
Beverage, which probably approaches
as near TO Beer as is possible, without
the presence of alcohol. Our analysis
showed the presence of the bitter prin.
ciple of the Hop in perfect solution"
The Lancet.
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FOR SALE

ELEGANT Upright Piano, has been
~ in use only a few months. Fine
finished, latest improvements and bril-
lart lone, Boston, Mass make. Apply
at This Office. "a lw
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"Hay's Hop Ale. This is an ex-
cellent non.alcoholic beverage,"-The
Lancet.
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FOR SALE

III ONE fine Mich Cow,
XgyAA " price, sl25. Apply
aay1k at the BULLETIN Office.
9l Std olw
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"Has the Hop Taste of Bitter Beer,
ana is nearer approach to Bass or
Allsopp's Ale than any non.intoXicants
preceding it."-Eastern Morning News.
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To House Owners.

"a WANTED ,ara D. to : rent re t loont Cot
e!fls on high ground. Upper part
of Nuuanu Valley preferred. r. o. Box
100. 372
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"a beautiful essence, has fine Hop
Aroma, and is quite a pharmaceutical
triumph THE Chemist g. Druggist.
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TINE DAILY BULLETlN-The
Il most popular paper published
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NOTICE.

MISS Thiele will open her School
lXl and Kindergarten on MONDAY,
Septemb Der 10th. ~ At
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FOR SALE or LET

sas A TINE House and Lot on
l. Beretania street next to
&SA Mr.. John Ena's on the west;
large lot runs from Beretania to Young
street. House contains parlor, dining
room, three large bedrooms, kitchen
BATH DOM and outhouses Inquire of
81 If w. @. WILDER.
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TO LET

s,sA 4 A HOUSE on School street
Ass IA near the wooden bridge,
containing five rooms, besides
billiard.room, bathroom, kitchen and
pantry. Also carriage house and stables
for two horses Apply to
e. W. JORDAN,
At WAREHOUSES; Fort-street Store.
33tf
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TO LET

ssn A DRICK STORE on Nuuanu
.a9S ID street, fitted with shelly.
ing, counters, ETC., next TO
Nowlein's corner. Rent very mod crate.
Apply to j. E. BROWN & CO.,
% If % Merchant street.
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NOTICE.

MIR. j. M. Camara, Jr., is authorized
INl to collect for our account. Spe-
cial attention given to Portuguese out.
standings.
j. 4. BROWN & CO.,
75tf % Merchant street.
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NOTICE.

MY Office will be closed from Septem.
NI ber 22nd to October 9th, during
my absence from the Kingdom.
NJ. E. GROSSMAN,
96 If Dentist, 98 Hotel st.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

MIR. Geo. L. Babcock will resume his
1Nl Piano Lessons on EDNESDAY,
September 18th. Residence, No. Is
Emma street. Mutual Telephone, Ne.
32l. 38 1w#
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TO LET
WANTED

A SITUATION as Night Watchman.
N Apply at this Office. 81 3t
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Legislative Assembly.
MORNING sEssIoN.

S3Rp DAY September 5th.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine

| The January number of this magazine
coming out before the holidays. very prop
erly and pleasantly devotes some of its
pages to Christmas scenes, stories and
poem. Beginning with beautiful poem
by G. A. Davis, entitled Under the Mis-.
tletoe, A. d., 11s7," we hayc discussions
of the Significance of Christmas" Christ
mas Customs and Festivities" Christmas
Street Music" and Christmas at Mount
Vernon" poem by Eta w. Pierce.
There are also an article, From Bethle.
hem to Calvary" with four full page pic
lures of actual scenes i'm the Holy Land
from recent photographs, very interest.
ing article on THE Legend of the Holy
Grail, and calstic one on 'The Firm
of Push & Pull" by DIR. Talmadge. In
addition to this special holiday reading.
there are other good articles. The Last
of the Pines by w. ii. Ballou, is well
written and illustrated. and Darwin is
an interesting sketch of the career of that
fnmous man. 'Pompeii," by Marc F.
Valette, takes us back eighteen centuries,
and Only Heap of Rubbish, by Adelia
Beard, is essential of today. The serial
stoy, "Genevive." is continued, and
there are two short stories. besides many
short articles. bright poems and beautiful
pictures. This number is the first of a
new volume, and affords favorable time
TO subscribe to the magazine
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22
Has It Gene?

IF late press specials can be relied
upon, Bill Springer has at last been
forced into tardy recognition of the
rights of Dakota, and is trying to save
something for his party out of the
wreck caused by their suicidal terri
torial policy. He has drafted an
amendment to his omnibus bill,
which. though it ignores the Sioux
Falls convention and Its work, prom
ises to Dakota It's desideratum, divis-
ion.
His amendment proposes an election
tor delegates to constitutional con-
vention-or rather two conventions as
the conditions of the amendment will
bring about-the delegates to be
elected on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in May, 1889, the con-
ventions to be held on the 4th of July
following. The election for the adop-
ton or rejection OF the constitution
framed, to be held on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in Novem-
ber of that year.
1t is further provided that at the
election of delegates to the constitu-
tional convention, in May, there shall
be ballots deposited on which shall be
printed "For Division" or against
Division" II majority of the ballots
south of the 7th standard parallel are
cast IN favor of division, then the con-
vention for the south half shall meet
at Sioux Falls; and If the majority of
the ballots north of the 7th standard
shall be cast for division the conven-
ton for the north shall be held at
Bismarck. In case either half shall
carry against division, that part shall
remain as territory.
The sum of $4,000 Is appropriated
to meet the expenses of each conven-
ton.
This is not just what the people Of
Dakota have asked for, but it is nearer
our hopes than it was ever expected
we would receive at the hands of Bill
Springer or his party, and we will thus
secure division and admission at least
a year earlier than by any other plan.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22
Clifton Literary Society.

PROGRAM FOR MONDAY EVENING Dec. "a.
Music, Mrs. Neill and Stewart Mateer.
A Preachers First Sermon, frankie
Porter.
Prayer and Potatoes, Miss Cora Botsford
Christmas Land, Jessie Owen.
Dialogue-MorningC Call, Cora Botsford
and Minnie Porter.
Song We All Haye Very Bad Cold.
Betty and the Bear, Ernest Brooking.
Christmas on the Cars, Blanche Car.
penter.
Mothers Fool, Raymond Botsford.
Dialogue. Story Telling.
Song, Mrs. Neill and Stewart Mateer.
Recitation, Miss Edith Brooking
Dialogue, Visit of Santa Claus.
Paper, David Pershing.
Distributiop of presents by Santa Claus
Song.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22
NOTICE !!
Republicans Have Got 1t, and
So Have We.
HUBBARD E. FISHER.
FAIR6ANK, DAKOTA,

Have full line of Groceries and will
sell them cheap for cash. Indian
Goods, Dry Goods and Hardware will
be sold cheaper than elsewhere. Call
and see us; bring your cash and be-
convinced of the fact.
HUBBARD & FISHER.
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Carson Literary Society.

P RoeRAM FOR SATURDAY EVENING Dec
Song, Members.
Reading. Mrs. Carpenter,
Defamation. Lilburn Crumbaker.
Recitation, Harry Carpenter.
Defamation. Jesse Owen.
Recitation, Angie Henderson.
Defamation, Myrtle McGannon.
Recitation, Blanche Carpenter.
Reading, Mrs. Pease.
Recitation, Lille Owen.
Defamation. David Pershing.
Recitation, Rollie Owen.
Song. Reuben McGannon.
Recitation. Belle Beedle.
Defamation, Frank Groseclose.
Recitation, Della McGannon.
Essay, Miss Owen,
Defamation, Fred solverson.
Defamation. L ID. Owen.
Recitation, Miss Vina McGannon.
Recitation, Gertie Groseclose.
Reading, Mrs Neill.
Song, Mrs. Carpenter.
Paper, Stewart Mateer.
Dialogue.
Hat Debate, Members.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22
Teachers Examination.

The regular examination for certifi.
Gates will be held at Onlda, January
5th, 1889.
The next examination will be held
April End, 1889.
Dated December IL, 1888.
j. M. PORTER,
Supt. of Schools,
Sully Co, Oak.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22

On about October |, 1888, one Red
Steer with white spots on; q years old,
came to my farm on the NE ! of sec.
l9-1l6-7S. Owner can have the steer
by proving property and paying
charges.
Dated Nov. 10, 1888.
THoS. SCHLACHTER.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22

Mr.. BLAINE's position in General
Harrlson's Cabinet continues problem
attic, while the tactlonal contests are
likely to leave New York without a
representative, the friends of Platt and
Miller at the same time being urged
to come to an agreement
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22
New Year s Party.

A New Years party will be given al
Clifton on Tuesday evening, January
l, 1889. Good music; a nice smooth
floor; and supper at the Clifton House
Every body invited. Come and bring
your best girl
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-22

M. l.. French, at Onida, has Just
received from Chicago general stock
of the best Groceries, Canned Goods
and JelIies. Call and see him.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-17
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Coart, Par.
isii Of LaiOurcltc.
.Mtye, We'll "a u. FOret II as. No.
DAB.

Take mtice that hrting under IN order sf
seizure amt salr rInh,ating frani the above
entitled Couyt IT, the above entitled and nnIa
bcrcd c;,ss l have seized and will offer ,fdr
sale at public auction. Pursuant TO law, 70
the last aud highest bidder. az The Coat
House in the town at lhihodaux. on
SATURDAY,. Ar,IL ~, 1855,
between the !orts vt II o'clock a. m. and
I o'clock p. III. The following des.-,brl prp
perry belonging I" the said defendants. via:
\ certain tract If la,.I .iruated IN this par.
isi aud State, on the leit hahk o! h,vou La
fOurche aud forum. Inirt OF the Fields tract,
COMPOSING. alttat iari at said tric: lyin. be
You'd and i'll the rear "f the line designated
at each point tl,i cot t,y the letters + and G
on the sketch az ,'an drawn by p. 4. Thibe
deanx on the OIL, Ut February. 1877. aud an
urNrst toa ~ act III sale before James rahey,
notary rah';c. ~ New ptpans. Oh tho 18th
FEBRUARY y. Is. !. "l..rn h... Taylor Be.,ip
sold the land i,,I,.n ~. cribrl ~ Edward j.
Gay by the wi"e tritn thereto belonging.
together with all th, rights, ways. seryitnde,
pr Sist.r and at snafa-rs thereto bclongia,
ar in anywi-t arlatTai ing. The sand point
& being 1T ain,u' ;sa.tn ei,sins from the front
OF saitt tr.ct ,n tLr lower line. aud Oh the
front side Of ii tiir. t"w pr plantation road,
aud the line G-f s4uniN.. alon. snid turn row
on tue front So, ~, turuu z . right angle
with the lower ia ,.tJtt. together with .
ItauWaN W HitN H"t ~ "titu OH ING nplS5
line Of ihe ,si.i Tract ~ lahd running from
the bay on hack !" i.r -.,it line FG OF the
land retained ny G,iu ..;d }. Gay. being .fs
sanne pruptrt, arln.t,.t b., the said Edward
j. Gay vi tie l.ta ,taA Of February. 1851.
tron Mrs. taylnr Bc.ttr.
| Terms aud c"td,iien. vi sale, c sAh IN tbe
spot, 10 pay and .aIl>tN the sum ut wa thoa
sand seve1 hundled and -. iteea So-lo0 dol
lars, with eight ;tr r.tt. ~. auuum Interest
thereon froui Ma ch l., lS>f, until pail, and
tue additlona, -i-ts al Hrr per ceufriu IN zoe
aggregate %tlici."'. it'tctlil aud interest, a
attorneys i'.s ;tid At. casts herein, wssa
SAID amount in p-.'rtTdt. intrres'. ~tttornel'
ties aud all c.ste J. -r,l t't by mortgage W
ac' III "a Z ;'hd 'ttsatEt.t pa-ad AMT cS"ru'ta
on the LIT day zee A.nc,. l>>j. before Ems
f.ugene LctSiainr. .t,"ttv clerk ~ cont a&
eX-uiiieio notary -. ',c >tia parish.
1HrtI ts:i.E. iliiijJ DiUx..
March, ~. I,->. S..euf.
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the town of ThibOdanx, HeasnFsng three ar
penis more or less front ON bayou Lafourche
by forty arpents in depth. bounded above by
lands If Henry Tresle and below by lands Of
Charles Brown ct ais, together with all build
ings and improvements thereon.
? Another tract OF land also situated in
said parish Of Laiourche. and the right bank OF
bayou Ia,i.mrrhe. at about five miles above
the town of Thtbodaux, and at about q quar-
ter OF IA mile above the land first described,
measuring one hundred and three feet front
on bayou Tifourche by forty arpents in depth
bounded above by lands Or Mrs. Chas. Pom
tiffe and below by fhnse of Numa Schcxnay-
der, together with all the uprovemrnt-. on
the following terms and conditions. to-wit:
One-fhird of the priG Of adjudication TO lie
pai.i cash ansi the balance Of said price t. be
paid by equal halves in one and two years
The credit insialinents 10 I've represcufe | by
nntes cf the purchaser. to his own order and
by him endorsed III blank, divided into cot-
pom. Ia slit the stare and interest uf each CO.
| proprietor sad ! uic> u bear eight per cent.
! per aiiuum interest from the datr of sale and
to be secured by special mortgage and ven
doris lien aud privilege IN the property sold
J under the pact tie non aliendo and the said
mortgage lieu and privilege to secure also ten
per cent. attorneys fees. whicl, the purchaser
shall assume tn pa: IN ease of suit ~ If cover
amount due on any pf said notes, and the
said sale to he made IN the express condition
that the purchaser shall, over and above his
bid. s,ssunI. 80 much % the Citizens Bank
mortgage To secure isrry shares ut 800 each
0i the capital stock of said hunk. a. affects
one ~arI,eilt fro t i,y f'rty in depth IF tht
tract II three arpeuts front first above de-
seribei. Act of partition before Tloluas a,
! Balrauy, notary ~ratfIc. OF said parish.
TIiEOpHILE T1ilBDDACX.
March 10. ISIS. Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1Olh Judicial District Court. Par
ISL of LafourcLe.
Succession Of Joseph O. Dantin.
No. 1913, PreJdtes.

p,,,an, ,,.lar ,,a .i,oroa Of H.
aua h. ohaa;an.a =, .nuns-
:" ~ 80 ~ - -. ;,,a1 a..
sl'h ~ nn1 +' - mo .a1 /, 60. 80 =,
nunioei.u a. ~, 80 ~, 10,
- h;'nn., ~; A. ,n ,i.s 'ran,;,ss s;,n,,.J
u ~ nt " ~ - i.ant
iu " pa'i>nu ~, - - h..
= -" - ~ ;,.I.n~ an
"" u,TT>nm, WaI,rli 81 1899
80 -. ru n.ni,ol -, a,l 1
- N ...u
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Mrs. Olive Ann Mcbride.

DlEI-.Atl her residence in T~hibodaux.
Saturday. March. 10. 1888. ut ! o'clock
y. H., Mrs. Olive Ann Mcbride. aged
u wears : months and % days.
The deceased was Il native of
Pouyhkc.psie. New York, where her
childhood and youth were passed.
In 1899. with her husband and two
children she removed to the Island of
cuba. whence, after Il few months re-
>idencc She came to Louisiana. settling
first in New Orleans. then in Donald
s%nnviiie. and finally in Thihodanx
which has been her chosen home fer
almost half Il century.
III 1850 her husband. attracted by
thu favorable reports from the new
State CT California. determined to SEX
:: home III rhar section of country. and
thence rrmnve his family.
Emharkin. at New Orleans on a YES
sci. ere he arrived at his proposed DIES
tination re became i'll, died. and was
hurled beneath the waves Of the Pacific
Ocean.
Some forty wears ago. the deceased
became IA menber of the Presbyterian
rhmrll i'll Thihoiaux, and her eitils
life has ,uen Il living exemlaifcation OF
her implicit taitl, in the religion tina,
She openly progressed
She was a devoted and affectiOnate
mother. a kind and hospitable friend
and neighhor. u cheerful and genia1
companion. winning and ever retain.
ing III. esteem and respect of all who
came within the circle Of her acquain.
tanees.
p For several years she has been ii
feeble health. whilst. during the las
TWO wears and II half Of her life, sh,
has been a helpless. suffering invalit
lDur.ng this long period Of %sufferin;
her only desire and prayer have beer
to he taken tn that Home beyond tn,
tomb whore 1.-THE weary are at rest
Never. for a moment did her faith
in the ,iustness and wisdom Of that Go,
whom ehe worshippod, falter. and al
the ills and pains with which her bod.
Was suffering were borne without
nun {. 81 complaint.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1Otll Judicial District COult-Par'
iSh of Lafouiciie.
F. L. Mmrtiue- rs. John LydH. No.
1905. Hermann 4: GrOssmdH
rs. John LyaU, No. 22YG.

Take notice. that actin. under two wriis
nf fi-ri facia> emanating from the above
written court in the above ei Titled aud mum
brrei cases | have seized and Will a1-r for
the last aud highest bidder. ut he courthouse
in The Town of Thihohauv, on
SATURDAY,. MARCH Il. 1888.
between the hours of II o'clork a. IN. and
I /. clo. k y. m. the t~ollpwin. describe. pro-
.,erty OF the said Defendant, viz:
The undivided half Of IL certain tract Of
land or sugar plantation, known as the ''Clo.
,ilia" plantation, situated in the parish Of
Lafontchc. IN the 'eit bank OF hay"u La
fnnrcl-, 1T abont twenty-five miles below the
TOWN Of Fhibnlaux, consiitu'iD. lie northern
or upI CT nall ri the late Juhu Lyair. pl,nta-
imn, commonly known as the H~aveuwoo,t
planfation: the said Clotil,ia plantation hav-
in. a front On the said bayou i.a!onrchr of
tw.n'y->evrn srpents aud seven ioi>e- by a
,le,,th Of f,rtv arl'ents more ar less. as lrer
pitn "f j. A. Iiclpec''urt, sieputN surveyor.
dcnosite,l a,,,on. the records ri the parrish OF
Lsfourche. Goun'lca above uy lands of Chas.
i. Mathews AMI is.lnw i,v the low err half ui
said R~avetw.usi plantation, belonging Ia the
estate Ut Annie LyaIl. deceased wife Of Der
nard Pen"n-ll
Together with all tie buillin s and i'm
provememts en- said Ci"tilaa plantation an,
| Ill the appur enances tliereof, sugar house
mill and engine. barns, stables. carts. waguns
mutes, implements OF h~nsi,ansiry. nnc port
! able engine. and in fact everything con meet
ed Will, said plantation Or in in anywise ap
pertaining thereto.
Being tue same property %acnuiresl by .latl
Lyali from Si,a"n Abraham. January %. 1885,
per anthem, ic act before =. h. Leblanc lie
,ufy clerk. mi-o the undivided half oi eixh
teen mules. eight ploughs, seven carts. tw,
Arts hx. ness. fifteen hUes. thirty five can
knives. .s.e rear. hoe and one stnbble dic
g"f.
Terms aud .."nditi"-s If sale cash on III
apo ia Ia,.rd ssn'-s Treasury n"f-s.
F,la,,arv 18th. IVA
THEpfiiILE THiEODE &C<,
Shrriff.
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Calmly and quietly, with mind clear
and happy to the last moment of her
e~xistance, she passed away to her
Eternal Home, surrounded by devoted
children and loving friends.
On Monday her body was removed
to the Presbyterian church, in which
she had 80 often worshipped the God
whom she adored and of whose on
gregation she had been so long an hon.
ored and useful member. and whilst it
repssed within a bower Of lovely fow-
ers, arranged by kind friends. in front
of the altar, the funeral services were
held by the Pastor Rev. c. VI. Akin
! son.
Thence to st. Johns cemetery. and
as the sun was sinking into the west
ern hOrison, all that was mortal of the
good Christian oma was laid away
to join its kindred dust. whilst her Spi-
tit, freed from earth. sought its home
+. about the throne of the everlasting
, God. "G."
! Last Saturday the "Ridgeheld plan
tation" belonging to the heirs Of Geo.
). GUion. was sold ut public auction
by the sheriff and bought for $36. 900.
whereof. $4,000 were paid cash and
the balance. on terms of credit secured
by mortgage. The purchasers were.
Frank ". Nichols. son OF Francis T.
Nichols for one-fourth. and William
Henderson and James Sweeney. each
for one-fourth. The parties arc all
residents of the city OF New Orleans.
The Morgan City Free Press wants
Warmoth to he placed upon the Eepu-
blicam ticket for Nice-Presidcdt.
That viii be u splendid idea. On,
Henry c. will therefore get the grand
bounce twice i'll the same year. eomc
thing that few mel can boast of.
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Take hotter. isstf ICi,n. unii.. a 'wns ~
ieri farias e,ns.hasi x t"un The above erthNtt
court, in the asn.Ac ,nTiit,t sna naapcsr
ease. | have SEIZED ali'l viii offrr tor sac :
public auction. iat>,ani IN law. 20 I've =
and higlIeer i..'l"-t. ~ i,e courthouse
tow at Thib.s.aI \. an
S.ATt Ei'AI. ARCH u. lSS, =,
bet we-u the hrur-oi " uirl.ek q. IA. as'
o'clock T. hi.. the is,"n II. t' Scribesi proie'
Of the said 'trf.--a.bt. !.rWt: 4
A certain towf, r,l -itI I Il IN 'ie toNnI
ThIbod.ux. mra>.f =. Sweet ir"Lt onIu-Jt
street by ~. fsa ~ .,rpii,, b"hnd'u
north Ivy o. hrr rt"n-Iiy II tne iei-na",.
the east bv pro r:tS % sylvester ""''
on the south ~ vrirI 1T now or '"""
belonging 4" 'n- t:.,j.r i,rir aud CD VIC a,
bv said !, hni.'t -:r-vt. together WIZ al '
buildings amt T,t' ~, iit.trs thereon. n.
Terms aud ccrllf.,,. -; salr-Ca,o w. 80,
spot il L. ). Csr.e",y. to pay anu NJ"
said writ.
TL;loaaux, r.. ! 1888
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