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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

fs,fezss-~ssaNA.
CHIctso, Mar The game between
the Chicsgos aud New Torks vss called st
the ssic OF the sixth inning On sccount Of
darkness nominally. hut really On accoGnt
ol The oold. which bsnaabed the fingers
of tbe players. riscomb and Marphy we're
tlss Nav Yor< battery. snd that pischer
wss bssted freely oy the Chicsgos. seven II
tk-sr nine runs Being earned. They hit
hin. 100. when their hits we're needed
The New Yorksrs couia 90 nothia< With
BALDWIN. wso -~ vsrY effective. Aurpsy
held Titcemss srrsfic delivery v.ry vel.
The Sew Yorks feldsa poeriy. bus sozld
have von h.a thsy playss r-rtsctiT.ss sh~y
cuuld aot hit BALDWIN. ktnendsncs. s,eoo.
Chicsge. ..----.--.-----.---------a =
NrH Tor -. .es-t = = y - - .
Psse Hits-ehfcsCS ~ Ne- Tsrk 4
Err,rs -s'hicsss Ne9 f1rk. =
BATTERIES 6sitstr d r tt ensiA A1rphy-
Fwink. aelna rms. Cleveland. vi arne,r
denbls pi< <Fs. EwsnE. Rjcssri-cn sfsd Caunor
hsees "a erfcrS chIcsxo aszes sn 8s3iz Ansor.
Pteifer $ afros A. efuen. li-T-ianu. E~-rg
taee 1f ~ riieitei ,sil -siF struck silt. Fetilt
4 nailv. tcrt tterntu, teunor A.srn1V I e.
.orrh. ~ sn tssps. Erfcera q Nsw FoFk
px.sei ssii Naiphx g ~ie vilch~S ri1comb {.
hrne AZ gsuas ia
Empsrs--t tienone
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Ezs-kzl7E = FFz EEll@R-&T 49,
J.cxsos. Nay 1.-The hous club vas
beaten again today. ia sizlGoss viasine sy
saDsrior vs<k ~ ne b4L. Tas score slsEds:
fsezsoa -. - --..s-9 Q Q 90 a.9 - ,
eeilsI.sls-s ...-.,-- --.---z A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

PrrrssvEs. Nay fl-The gay Bostons
we're beaten today By the PiIisburgs mostly
because Of infsrior hslding on the part Of
ths vsnqaishsd Both Coowsy and Norris
pitched good game. bat the home team
supported tseir pitcher better than the vis-
isors. The truth . that Cor way pitched
q winning gsms bat tie misisks OF the
veteran Suttoa materially helped to turn
the victory into defeat Clif Carroll made
his appearance with ths home team and
hurt hts foot IN the sixth inning. Farmer
took his place, and retired four men bril-
h>ntIy. In . word. good aelding voald
hsvs ron the game lor Boston The at
tssdanc- vas sbous 2seo, and the weather
vss shrestsniag. summary Of game is s.
follows
Rstlshurs. rs..-...--..---.--i
Bstteries-4orris Carroll. Coowsy. Kelly.
taruef runs Pitisour< a BoSion ,. tvobsse
hits sutton. CisrsSrn. stslsn hases Fstssourg 3
EustQu 4 3oohle plsys sun1sy. Dunlap and
krehn smith. uunlap and Haal bases On ea-ls
Roston B struck out ~ Horrfs 4. ~ conway L.
passed nals. Carol ;. wid pitches. Norrs z.
time 1o
tmpire--osniels
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

5sIt-7zc - saginaw or Naulstae
Keressus-Nief ft-f 1914 xsfsr vh.te. Ii5<c.
6sssIiHe-11c per zsHo1-
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
ORDER OF COURT.

the following terms Vt Court are hereby nx-
ed for the year 1889, in and for the 18th Judicial
Disl rict, composed Of st. Landry and Acacia
FOR ST. LANDRY
!. civil term to begin Monday, january IA,
1882 and to end Saturday February 2.lsoa.
T. criminal term to begin Monday. March
H. 1899, ard 10 end Saturday. April o7, 1889.
g. A civil term to begin Monday, September
? 1889, and to- end Saturday, Sept. 81, 1859.
4. A criminal term to begin Monday, Novem-
her 4, 1852 and to end Saturday, December Z,
1859.
l. criminal term to begin MondaJ, Fehru-
airy II, 1889 and to end saturday, March 2, 1889.
9 civil term to begin Monday May s, 1889,
and to end Saturday. May II, 1889
8. A criminal term to begin Monday. Oct. I,
1889. and to end Saturday, Oct. IS, 1889
L. A civil Term to begin Monday, Dee. =, 1883,
and to end Saturday, Dec II, 1899.
The Clere of the Court will enter this order
Oh thc'mluutes Of the Court for tho parish Of Ut.
Landry and post one copy Thereon at the Court
house door OF said parish, and cause the game
to DC published in the st. Landry Democrat.
He will also forward Il certified copy to the
Clerk OF Court for Acadia " no Is hei eby direct
ed to record tho same in the minutes Of that
Court. y post Il copy in the Court roolu aud OH
the Courtn use door OF that parish, aud further
to cause IL copy of to be published in the Acadia
sentinel.
Given In open Court Mt Opelousas, this asth
day Ut October, 1888.
+. r. LEWIS.
Nov 10 Judge OF the 18th judi Dist La
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
DAMOvaLLE DUPLECuAEr.
NOTICE..

LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La,
Nov. IA, 1888. !
Notice IL hereby given that the follow ing
named sett or hts fled notice of his intention
tn make hual proof under Section
23o1 T.. s. in support of his claim, and
chat said proof Will be made before Il g Judge
or Clerk OF Conrt at Oreluusas, La, On W.dnes-
day, January 9Th. 1889, viz:
WILLIAM LUCENT,
who made Homestead Entry No. 1924 9as-saye<
north half OF southeast Quarter. an,ifhwast
quarter OF southeast quarter and southeast
quar'er OF southwest quarter section rs. town
ridian. Aio
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS cont ,nu9us residence upon, and cultivation
Duiva Miller, Durell Miller. Henry Willis
lsiana. S"'i'h' LOU
Nv "a. THOMAsJ. BUTLER.
Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
AN ssRa,HNANCE

To levy, collect and enforce payment OF an
annual license fax upon ail persons or buai-
ness drns. sad corporations pnrsnng anv
NESS. except these who are expressly except
ed by law from such license tax BY articles
900 snd 207 of the Consultation oil the State Of
Louisiana.
SEC T. BE II ordained by the Board Of Pe-
Hes of the Town of 0pelousas. La, that there
il hereby leyiesl an animal license tax for the
calendar yenr 1889 (tlue Thnusund Eight Hmm
dred and Eighty -ninel nimn NIL lersans. asso-
eiariuns of persous or bnsiless Arms and cor
parations. pursuing sny trade. profession, vo-
cation. calling. or husinass. except thnse who
sgdra ~ nressls exempted ftam such license tag
Past grizzlies M COS and 207 tie Constitution
- - State Of Neuissauas
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29

David Roos m1se ~ o5
Oct 9Th .......... 80 Is
Dr. 81 D Lewis ma medical expert.... 10 90
- o Raw q " 10 90
W NJ THOMPSON w 10 90
i" Thsog Chachere .. 10 on
Richard Robin & Co t,nili'g brid ges.. $50 %
Anderson mak'g 2s ballot boxes. A. 90
J D Thompson copies special roll S 90
II Dtjrau paint's on Courthouse ii 90
G. Diet,ein slasses putty etc 9 80
] n Ogden crml fees Sept term fl5 90
J NJ White repair'gC Fl bell and rope 6 90
los Bloch r,dae Oct S Is IS
DR. X NJ l-ttell drug store accOunt...... 2sIo
Pinnsky lumber. hauling etc .......-.- % IS
IL Fontnnot attendance on District
ftuG Supreme Cour.a, conveying
!unSiics TO ASYLUM etc ........-..s1J IS
Net from fines .....--. 49,. ...-. 2:o so boi 3S
TAX CoLlEcTnE's REr"Rr TO DEC. Let.
Total amt fines collected less com- ....s no 50
- iicsnscs d" paid into Treas
ury less commission. 500 80
'' - Parish and other taxes PAID III
TO Treae'y less cOla ........... 6es7 VI
On 2nOtiun Of Mr. Robin 1t was resolved that
the Office Of Inspector OF public roads OF the par
ish of st Landry he created:
ON motion OF Mr.. Robin. it was resolved, that
the duties Of the Inspect0rur public roads snail
be: To supervise the working OF the public
roads 20 have & supervisor! control over the
road oFerseers and road hands; +" FURNISH Ii 10
own team TO run the ROAD machine for grading
and TO be subject at ali times t" the orders "i
the Police Jury; that he shall attend thail
meetings, and is liable to be removed for good
caNiS. AT the discretion OF tue fOitce ufS hh'.
TO give the Police Jury any information they
may require. regarding public roads and bridges
md to report any snd all persons to the Grand
Jury for violation OF road laws
On motion Of Mr.. 5:agg, nc It FesolTad, tnat
the com pansAtion OF the Road inspector u Tn
Parish Of st. Landry. ehall be tixed AZ the sui,.
OF i$l0OO) one thousand dollars per arnnm. pay
able quarterly. ont Of funds not otherwise APP
propriatcd.
On motion Of Dir. BOSNIAN to postpone the
selection of Inspector of Roads to the next II g
ular meeting. The yeas and nays were called
for-Mes.rs. D0.sman, Robin and Stsgg voting
yea ; Messrs. Binal. Haas and Durio VOtl;g nay.
The vote being n tic, the President voted nay.
On motion of Mr.. Robin, Mr.. Dio1nei Durio
was selected as Inspector Of the public roads OF
the parish of st. Landry.
Mr. Laurent Dupre President OF the School
81 ard addressed the members OF the Police Jul
~, r .lueSting them to set aside the II mill tax
for school purposea.
On melton OF Mr.. Haas, it was resolved, that
action on the request Of Mr. Drpre acting I'M
der resolution oil the School Board, be deferred
until the next regular meeting.
Tn motion OF Mr. BOSNIAN. 1t Was resolved.
that the action OF the Tax Collector in refusing
to accept Witnesscs and juror certificates i'll pay
inent OF taxes, be approved, and that ho be in
etructril to continue TO refuse them.
On motion. the name OF Mrs. Raphael Meehe
was added to the list Of indigents.
On motion Of Mr. Dossnau, the Police Jury
adjourned until Monday. at 10 O'clock a. m, the
2lst day of January, 1888.
Attest: E. NJ. BOAGNI.
j. ]. BARRY. Clerk. President.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
Merit wins.

We desire 10 say to our citizens, that fol
vrara We have been selling DR.. king's
New Discovery for Consumption. DIR.
Kings New LitesPills, Buckien Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, mud have new
or handled remedies that sell az well, OF
that have given sucli universal satifac-
tion. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, it satisfactory
results sip not follow their use. These
re,neaipsai won their great popular
ity purely ON their merits. F. E. Bailey
Druggist.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29

aWhat ii was one of those husbands
nav dear" saitl our Chief Justice 10 his
xt,1iable wife one day last week-who
UUt up cross in the morning. and bang
things around. and kick like everything
lust because the coffee ia cold.
.Jahn" responded his wife. Il Would
make il iust too hot for your dignity,
that's all; You try that on ms now"
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE
JURY.
OPELOUsAs, La, Dec. 10th 16t

ofAAoUsAs, La, Dec. 10th 1885,
The Police Jury met at 11:s0 O'Clock
Present: f.. NJ. Boasni President. L. r. Doss.
AID P. stagg.
! lie proceedings of the last meeting we're
read auu q iupttd
On motion of Mr.. .ata2g. Resolved, that the
REPORT 81 tne committee to supervise and re
c .., tiie oll Xe at Washington, built by the
hmG iron Manufacturing Co, Of Cleveland,
ono DC accepted and t rn,,}n.tte, utsch;.rg-
| cd, alin that lie sum Of S5GnHl FIVE thousand
and SIX hundred dollars nc paced to tile credit
| OF the Kings iron Manufacturing co. accord
| Jig To cDn:r Ct
ON m";Ion OF Mr. StasC, Resolved, that Mr..
SostHeAe fltre be employed as qua, dian Of the
| Washington iron hIi.:se, and his duty shall bs
to open and shur SAID bridge When NECESSARY.
Keep me pies ir"e from d,iit. His salary
to be hxru at Fifty doars per annu,o TO date
from ne ~ i Deg. 1883 MI. Stage AZ chairman
on cominlfiee TO sail old lumber Of Weehiu ston
! bridge Reported that sand lumber had beau sold
10 CArrtl Vol Tor the sum ot ,s75) seventy five
I dollars cash.
| TIC following amounts We're re-eiscd IRON,
| commissioners OF unbranded stock;
! + ID Pttro net.............,.3sl IS
| Alex Cummings net 10 90
Alfred StaEE ...... 10 30
! On 1nGtlon of Mr.. Dnrio it WAC resolved, that
| tie Police jury send out the Parish SURVEYOR 10
mark ont the line between Mr. Elisha Andrns
and Major Wilson. SO rs to locate the public
| road, wh!ch runs between the above mentioned
lands provided the costs of surveyiry 6nee NOT
exceed five dollars, and that the same commit
! tee appointed ~ confer with Mtssr-. Wison aud
! And:uA be present at the survey and report
! On motion OF MI Bjhri. it was rcau!veCi, that
| the road formerly running through Mr.. Will
| ktn'e lahhs be made to run between lands of
! Measrs cannon and wilkins. ana that Messrs I.
| II. Gu''lry. w. ID. Cannon and Homer Bourgeois
| be appointed u committed to lay uut said road
! provide'' the same he done IN accordance to
! Sec. vi rOaA ordinance.
| On motion OF Mr. Iurio, the report OF the
! COMMITTEE 10 lay out L road connecting Church
| Point and Grand Cutcau reads was accepted
and the same committee Was appointed to con-
| fer With Messr1, A Ware and Iheotors Savoie
relative IL lie rond running between their res
! pcrlive lands.
! On motion of Mr.. Duro it waa resolved, that
! an and1uonai appropriation OF twenty dollars
! be made to enable Mr. John Camy to build the
| TWO bridges On road leading from Cou!on's
t bride re IL IL Intersection o: ArnaudyIie road ut
! Luaeer i.astralrs
! On motion uf Mr. Eiln the Police Jury adj
jouI1cd Go $3.50 O'Clock p. III.
LvENISG SESSION
/ Tic Police jury met at $50 O'Clock
! Present r.. NJ Buagni, President. c. T Bihm
| g. Haas, L. Slagg, l.. J. BOSNIAN, n. Durio and
. =. Robin.
! On molten Ii was resolved that the following
is the tstia:ata rAlihitnt, the various Items OF
expenditures necessary for the service of the
year 15& .. and that the said estimate be pub.
lishrd or 500 thirty d"ys before the amount Of
| the tnE he liked and determined. ms the law re-
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29

THAT enterprising and live JeWeIler
r. MornlinvtR, has lot of fine Dia-
mands on consignment. what lie not sold
il to be returned on the Cd OF January,
1889. being out of no money on these be
can afford to sell them at rock bottom
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
PROCEE DHNGS BOARD OF pn.
LICE TOWN OF OpEEHUsAs

OPELoGsAS, La, Dec. 18th. 1858.
The Board met pursuant t. a call
Members present: Joan NJ Mnruhinve:p p~os
idtht, Sol. Loeb !. X. sandoz. b. Dnnatn. Il. i.
Mtslniey, Louis Chach,r-. Absent, NJ Budd.
Reading o. minutes af Pr evious meeting wer.
dispensed " iIh. ~
On motion Of B. F. Mginley, duly seconded,
tn. Bond OF Victor Lastrapes as ex-Tuwn C,i,
lector Wis cancelled.
and The clerk authorized to draw warrants for
stllc.
V. LHstrares for sharpening spades, shoe
ing horse etc, for the year 1853 S13 OK
j. Bloch clothn,' etc. for INnptr ~ s So
On motion Only seconded the Board adjourn
ed subject to 4 cali
JNO. ii. MOREfIINyECi,
|t,ttht President.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
n O'H'bEs T..

IHlrD >IATFs LAND OFFICE,
NeT Orleans, la, Dec. 10. 1853.
Sufic3 e hereby given That the fullowint
named settler has filed nntcs of l,ls intention
t. make final proof i'll suppnrt of his claim, ant
,h3. said proof will be made before the Judge,
ia hls absence, the Clerk OF the District Court
al Upclourus, Louisiana, 90 Saturday, Febru,
AIRY 9Th, 1850. viz:
JOSEPH &. EgHLLORY,
who Insdc Homestead Entry No. 1899 for
the southwest t,'tai ter Of northwest quarter seu-
lion 81, south u:l' OF northeast quarter anr
uIhcagt quarter If nrfIwcat Gi,;"ter, Ssctiti
IS, township 6, south range y est Louisiant
meridian.
he names the following Witnesses TO prov,
his continuous residence upon, and enltyatio,
~ said land, viz:
JcsSy Young, ST.. Henry Rider sr, Ernesl
Erug.. and Cypricn Frls-, Jr.
THOMAS J. BUTLER.
Dec. 1856 Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
135,itN 10

Tho report al committee to examine Court
House roof was accepted and the committee
discarged.
:hat Measrs. V. Bourdin. c. % Stewart, Isaac
E9ea Judge Z. T. Lewis with the President OF
the Police Jury as chairman be appointed a
corsmtte" to examine and ascertain costs to
rrrair Court House rooi, frame of same ana the
tlews-tp contract for the repairing of the above
and he aforesaid committee be appointed II
building committee to supervise and receive the
same.
On motion of Mr. Dnrio. the report OF the
committee tn view Or lay out Il road FROM
Wah!c's bridge to Mon. gommerys station was
accepted amt the committee ttischarued-Ee-
port wits that said road was imprantt"able.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until Q
O'clock Dec. 18th 1893.
E N RNlENI I,rn.i,l.nt
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
vlLLENECvE LEDOUx,
NOTICE /,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
New Orleans, La, Dsc. 3, 1888. {
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed nutice of his intention
t, make final proof in support of his claini and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or Clerk Of Court, at Opelousas, La, on
Wednesday. Jan. 3d. 1883, viz:
DAMOvgLLE DUPLECHAEN.
who made homestead entry No. sl33 for the
l. .ts Nos. 6 and section 10. and northwest
q lar'er OF northeast quarter and nurtheas
quarter of northwest quarter section Is, town
snip G, south range west, Louisiana meridian
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
~ said land, viz:
Henry Rider, MYRTLE Rozat, Homer Manuel,
Urban VidrInc.
Ali OF st. Landry parish, Ia.
THOMAS j. BUTLER,
Dec 8-ot REGISTER.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
NOTECEI
LAND OFFICE, at New o.

LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans La. I
Nov. 18th. 1883. :
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
10 make final prpnf in support Of his claim.
md that said proof will be made before the
fudge or in has absence the Clerk OF the Dis
riot Court. at Opeousas, La, Oh Thursday,
Jan. l0ta 1889, viz
vlLLENECvE LEDOUx,
who made Homestead Entry 10: 1885 for the
southeast quarter OF section TO- township 8,
south range ore west Louisiana Meriadiap.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiyatioa
Uf said land viz
Theodule Alrioip, zephirin Manuel, AMBROSE
Granger, ST., Hypuite II. Fontenot, all of st.
Landry parish, La.
THOMAS J. BUTLER,
Nov. 34-St. Register
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
FOR y ALE.

FYyHAT valuable lat situated at the corner of
II Court and Landry streets, with Dwelling
Honse Store and Wareroem. known ~ Lefab.
yre,s corner There In no more advantageous
business location In 0pelnnsas. Fer terms and
conditions apply 70 1HQS. ri. LEWIS.
Nov l7.tf. Agent,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

EDARTIES who have not paid up their town
u taxes, are requested to come forward and
pay up before january lst 1880 After that date
they will become deinquen1s, aud taxes will
be collected With costs.
ROBT. CHACHEEE.
Dec l5-3t Acting Tax Col. of Opeiousas.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
20BOOKS 1GIVEu AWAY

We will aend the entire ss Of Twenty Valuable Books
saunera led described beow 70 every sebseriber to
IBIS for r. s rs.p.s pee
books, each one of which contains eonpiets
o. sn nusS. ~
from good rsaiabe tspe 90 good paper. anu many OF
them handsomely iliu.s Ensy comprise ZONE Of
AMI most ponu ar wri. m 9th 81 America aad Euepe
Each ens ia complete In itself
The r y BY IT, 'ss,
equal TO I've famous
Hah Bsaapsss dysnssrs: r. New III xGr &
r<rt E.sns.ts; o. -, gSw TO s.DA .,,as
correct department for oil sse.so's ACCORDING 70
'oe ses ss nSsrs travels adventures
ct Lsnn.i 0aver among sEs L'i,u'sHs asd Giants
" =. ~e,s" the 81, sas Ksory
se.psnss; s @ %' susn .
On. BIRDS .s s.' .n
No a.s Modern ReeitstSns. large eolise.ien OF shs
popular In nose and verses s''h 's profess
tvn. s;oc nsicnisss and annstsnrs. x, vu ,-n,~
No sao. Maiwa's KevsaSes q S0'e- ~ IL n'ss
M as w.u r,ou.rs AY.-ei. By Hansos H.stASD.
Ne soi. Tae Merchants Crime. Asovs. BY HoAAr'o
No. iss Ivan the sers Axo-e'. n,srIy.sc: Co.'s !.
No: is1. HsaperiaJ os, TSs L'ssFse0'E STAB
NO. ss7. The Missd ventures Of John Nicholson
No 9s. Two Kisses a Novel, 's 'A' 'N''S' -
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No. $40. A vaxabond Heroine Novel By Af''
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No. 100. The Dream Woman. a Hssaa BY "'.A"
No AGO. George csulheld's Journey SoTsl ~
n NO a. Marw Rival Eorsi hy xEA
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29

'' q Reg't w :
J Meyers G. Co mdse July 27...... 6
OCT IL -.-.-......... X
Thompson Ret OH hold cleo Nov e.. 30
Dave Carson spade broken on road
I" '' shovel -
JOS Chaehere plow and spade broken -. 3
st Landry Democrat adv. Reg't Notice. O
Abraham Maliet Juror on Inquest day.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29
MILAN WILKES
Description {:

MILAN WILKES (formerly George Wijk,.
1r.t is a handsome blood bay, y years old Isst,
spring, l6 hands high, black name and tail. He
IL lengthy, but ~ lnetrica,ly formed fine head
md ear, large bone and heavy muscle. For
Al! les in harness cr under the saddle. he has no
superior. He drives kin:ly, either double or
+i,Isle, ard Is perfectly quiet and submissive In
any position.
t!e Il descended directly from Old George
Wilkes, the sire Of more trntlers in the 2:3o lis,
thah an. ether horss that ever lived, and the
ere " double ~ many ia the $50 list as any
other Httnhi"tnpiau that ever lived and thu
uani'tl' t" us credit Is increasing with every
wears training, having added Il to this list IL,
1876.
lyle ".lkcS, the sire OF MILAN WILKES, il
fni';igh! 20 he this best formed colt that Ola
o. arsr Wilkes ever got. moro closely res: NIB
mug IN htS general makeup, old Hambleloni,<n.
he foundation ~ the family than any other Of
ns long and honorable line Of descendants.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-12-29

4 CUIS1'0N
M1LAS WILKES was toalded Ia me srrtnr Of
$50 the property of Richard Lowell, Licking
fo'' ~. he " a. aired by Lyle wilkes, he BY
DID George Wlikea, and he by Rysdvk'a Ham.
heonian, the father Of :At most famous family
OF American trnt tiers.
Milan Wilkes dam was Lizzie, BY Bow
mas Walliehl Jr., who was never beaten in
,ne kentu' ky show rings either for stvle or
'pecd; 2d dam. Lizzie Harris, hs Faikner's Am
:Llcus 81 dam. a thorCUSh bred mare raised hv
Mayor VIM. j. harhlY, OF Mason county, Ny.
Terms
twenty-five dollars tS15} to insure mare h,
'oai. !"
This hlgb-hred trotting stallion will stand tbe
present seasuD, at nv stable III bellevue
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-21
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING

All that Property known as "Lots Nos
and ,, Of Block No. 26, of Bealls First Adj
dition to l'rostburg,' conveyed by and par
ticularly described in a deed from Henry
Evans and wife to said Wincland, dated
September 10th, 1874, and recorded in Liber
I. L., No 43, folio 2l2, and improved by
A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-21

DWELLING HOUSE,
A Frame Store Building,

Now occupied by William Guntcr as a resi-
dcncc and StOrcrOOm. Also by
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lots Nos 8 and {
FrOsts Fourth Addition to the Town
of FrOStburg,
Described Il, follows, to wit

Described aS lOlIOWS, In VIII.
Beginning for Lot No. s at a stake Standin 1!
iorty-nnc dc-r'e~ east siXty-SiN feet from
the en- of the first lin" of Lot No. :, and
running thence north tOrty-ninc degrees
east SXty-siN fee, south iorty-ouc degrees
east two hundred and five feet, south forty
nine degrees west SiNty-siX feet, thence by
a straight line to the lightning, and
Beginning for Lot No. . at the end of the first
line of said Lot 30. and running thence
north fOrty-ninc degrees east fifty feet, south
forty-one degrees east two hundred and five
feet, south forty-ninc degrees west fifty feet,
thence by straight line To the beginning
The above property was formerly known
as the 'Dr. Getzcndanner property and is
improved by a
Fine Residence.
Located in the most central Part Of the town
of Frostburg.
81 A perfect title will he made to the pur-
chaser.
Te,u1S Of Sale rs .fr,d 6y TIE Dccrrc-Onc-
third cash; balance in two equal instruments,
payable with interest at six and twelve months
respectively, and to be secured 10y suretieS to
be approved by the Trustee
i. +. SEMMES,
Jan 1T Trustee,
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a Frame Dwelling House.

All that Property known as part of
Frost's Heirs Addition to Frostburg," con-
Veyed and particularly described in deed
from Nelson Beall and wife to said Wine
land, dated December 10, 1874 and recorded
in Libcr r. H., No. 43, folio 1913, and i'm
proved by
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A Comfortable Frame Dwelling.
Y | ! |

VIII.
MI that Property known as LOT No. >, of
Block No. p, of Bealls First Addition to
Frostburg,' conveyed by and particularly
described in deed from Thomas Hughes
and wife to said Wineland, dated August
Goth, 1873, and recorded in Libcr r. L., No.
81 folio 2l3, and improved by