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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-10-18
When Woman's Rights Were Not Con-
sidorod.

AdU Uue edrly OurlSUldu6 UlU was
to strike the male out of the defini-
ton of woman. Man was o human
being made for the highest and no.
blest purposes; woman was a female
made to serve only one. She was on
earth to infame the heart of man
with every passion. She was fire.
ship continually striving to get
alongside the male man-ofwar to
blow him up into pieces. This is the
way in which Tertullian addresses
women: 'Do you not know that
each one of you is an Eve? The
sentence of God on this sex of
yours lives in this age; theguilt must
of necessity live too. You are the
DEVILS gateway; you are the unsealer
of that forbidden tree; you are the
first deserGer of the divine law; you
are she who persuaded him whom the
devil was not valiant enough to
attack. You destroyed of so easily
Gods image, man. On account of
your desert, that is, death, even the
Son of God had to die" And the
gentle Clement ofAlebandria hits her
hard when he says: Nothing dis
graceful is proper for man, who is
endowed with reason; much less for
women, to whom it brings shame
even to reflect of what nature she is. !"
Gregory Thaumaturgus asserts:
Moreover, among all women Isought
for chastity property to them, and I
found it in none. And verify, a per-
son may find one man chaste among
a thousand, but woman never"
The Testament of the Twelve Patri-
archs makes queer statement, and
adds: ''By means of their adorn-
ment they deceive first the minds of
men, and they instill poison by the
glance of their eye, and then they
take them captive by their doings,"
and therefore" men should guard
their senses against every woman"
'"The angel Of God showed me-" it
says in another passage, "that for
eyer do women bear rule over King
and beggar alike; and from the King
they take away his glory, and from
the valiant man his strength, and
from the beggar even that little which
is the stay of his poverty" How,
then, were men to treat this frivil-
Gus, dress-loving, lust-inspiring
creature? Surely the best plan was
to shut her up. Her clear duty was
to stay at home and not let herself
be seen anywhere. And this duty the
christian writer's press upon her
again and again. She is not to go
to banquets, where her looks are
sure to create evil thoughts in the
minds of men who are drinking large
~ of wine. She is not to go to mar
rage feasts, where the talk and the
songs may border on RIGHTEOUSNESS.
OF course she is not to wander about
the streets in search of sights, nor
to frequent the theatre, nor the pub
lie baths, nor the spectacles. Does
she want exercise? Clement of Alex
andria prescribes for her: "She is to
exercise herself in spinning and weav-
ing, and experimenting the cooking
if necessary" He adds: "Women
are with their own hands to fetch
from the store what we require; and
it is no disgrace for them to apply
themselves to the mill. Principal
Donaldson, in the Contemporary Re-
view.
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y N@AkY
A linchpin is a rolling-pin when tho
wagon moves.
In the china closet an ounce OF
holdfast saves pounds of crystal
cement.
Some men make two bites at =
cherry, but the man whe bites the
dust never takes but one.
Tramp-Will you give me a chance
to get warm, sir? Man of House
Certainly, sir. You know that saw
mill two miles down the road, don't
you? Well, I'll give you Is minutes
to reach it. Come, bravol
1t is q mean St. Louis man who.
says that Chicago people after they
die always think they go to Heaven,
whether they really have or not.
Young Hal Visiting neighbor)-
Why, Mrs. Hammer, you are quite
big. Mrs. Hammer-Yes, my
dear; did you have an idea that Z
wasn't? Young HALVES, UNI, cause
ma said you were so mighty small
that no one could get along with.
you.
II trust you will not think hard o
me-" he remarked reaching for his.
hat. "Sir," she answered frigidly,-
zone who knows youcan never think
hard of you" And wandering home
ward, meath the electric light he
wondered what it was she meant to
convey.-Harper's Bazaar.
A little boy of 8 years, whose moth
er played the organ in church, and
who was obliged to be left to the care
of others, was asked one Sunday
morning what his kitten was crying
so piteously for. II don't know"
said he, in fearful tones, ''but 'spect
the old cat has gone to church. -
New York World.
Moneybags-"You say you wish
to marry my daughter? Well, You
know I have three, and on the mar
rage of each I shall give her husband
$4,000. Which one do you want?''
Jack Napes-"I'll tell you what wen
do. You'll move out to Utah, and
I'll take all three of them off your,
hands. I'm willing to do the square
thing" New York Sun.
Sweet Girl (at 18)-"Oh, it's just
lovely to receive so much attention.
That horrid.Miss Pert will go just Wild
! with. envy when she hears that five
gentlemen called on me this evening"
Same Girl lat 19)-"Oh, itjust drives
me wildl Every time he calls some
other man has to come pOking in, to
spoil the whole evening. Puck
Mrs. Gibblegabble- doctor, there
is something the matter with my
tongue; it pains me badly at times
and don't know what to do for it. !"
Physician-"Place a little cotton pill
low under it between meals; it may
be tired and need rest" Mrs. Gibble-
gabble-'But I couldn't talk then"
Physician-'Thatis why I prescribe"
One wet evening Mr.. Cyrus Cole
throws the stub of a cigar in a pile
of old scrap-iron and starts a million
dollar fire. At q later date he at
tempts to start a fire in
the CRATE, and although he uses a dol
lars worth of kindlers and half
gallon of kerosene, he is obliged to
give it up as failure-Harper's
Bazaar.
Life insurance agent (encountering
Prince of Wales, who is travelling
incog. )-"Have you a few moments
to spare, sir? I will not detain You
long. Life, you know, is short and
uncertain, and" Prince (the image
of his royal mother raising before
his mind'seye)-"Short? Uncertain7
Merciful heavenl My friend, where
have you lived for the last seventy
five or a hundred years?"
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quires. I mean faith. what do YOU mean
by faith?" mean believing. "What do Won
mean by bslisving7" mean this: If Won
promise to do . certain thing for me. and
have confidence in your veracity-if you
say you will give me such thing and need
1t very much, como in confidence that you
are an honest man and will do what you say.
Now, the Lord Jesus Christ says: "You are
in need Of pardon and life and heaven, you
can have them If you come and get them. .:
You say; Il can't come and ask first. am
AFRAID you won't give it to me-" Then you
cay: II will come and ask. know, Lord Je-
sus. thou art in earnest about this matter. I
come asking for pardon. Thou hast prom
i:ed to give it to me, thou wilt give It to me,
thou host given it to me-" This il faith. Do
you see it yet? "Oh." said aome IN. ~
caa't understand it, No man ever did.
Mithout divins hsap. Faith is the gift of God
You say: ''That throws the responsibility
OF my shoulders. No. Faith is the gift Of
0oo' out ~ CONES IN answer to prayer.
All over glorious b my Lord.
He must b loved and yet adored:
His worth II all the nations knew.
SURF the whole earth would love Him. too
remark again, that We must look to
Jesus as an example. Now, mere copv;st
you know 10 always q failure. Ifo painter
go to q portfolio or q gallery of art, how
ever exquisite, to get this idsa of the natural
world from these pictures, he will not succeed
as well as the artist who starts out and
dashes the dew from the grass and secs the
morning just as God built 1t in the clouds, or
poured it upon the mountain, or kindled it
upon the sea. People wondered why Tur-
ner, the famous English painter, succeeded
80 veil in sketching storm upon the ocean.
1t remained wondef until it
was found out that seveal times he had been
dashed to the deck in the midst ola tempest
and then looked out upon the wrath OF the
sea. and coming home to his studio, he pic
cured the tempest. Its not the copyist VINO
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place where / board is three miles
beyond the swamp. Please, can't l
stay all night?"
"Why, of course" said Mrs. Vail.
you're the city school-ma' am, amt
you, that boards to Widow Dunkley's?
Come in and sit down and dry your
clothes! Dreadful shower, amt it?
l do wish our Matty was safe at
home!''
All this was very unconventional.
But, then, thought little Miss Hewitt,
country life is unconventional. In
New York it would have taken q
month, at the very least, for young
man to screw himself up to the pro-
posing poin. Did she love this man
we'll enogh to marry him? Well, she
acknowledgement certain ofthat. But
he was certainly very handsome, and
her heart gave not altogether un-
pleasant jump when she remember
ed that gentle pressure around her
waist. 1t was love
But here the current of her refec-
tons was interrupted by the arrival
of Matty herself-"Martha Auda"
was her christened name-in compa-
ny of Mr.. Sam Pratt, a dashing cav
alier of another village.
''It's not late" said Sam. Cant
I come in? just for little WHILE"
Nonsense, SAM" said the belle.
~"Oh, now, Mattyp'
"Nonsense, say" and Miss Vail
shut the door in Mr.. Pratt's face with
laugh.
"He's not halfso pleasant as Frank
flor oil ,, cold Moftv tn horoolf. ord
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What Is 1t.

tits an antidote to all Malarial poison
1t does not contain Quinine, Arsenic
or Strychnine.
1t is the best chill remedy known.
1t is Reeds Chill Cure.
1t has a box Of pills free with each
bottle.
The best men in the country say they
never saw anything to equal it. 1t never
fails when properly used, and is for sale
and warranted by T. j. Liable.
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By virtue Of writ of Fl Fa issued in
the above entitled and numbered suit to
me directed by the Honorable 2lst. Ju-
dicial District Court in and for the
parish of Iberia dated the 26th day Of
February A. ID. 1889, have seized and
will proceed to sell at public Auction to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House door in the town of st. Martin
vile on.
Saturday the 18th day of May
A. ID. 1889.
between the legal hours, the following
described property 10 wit:
A tract of land situated in the parish
OF st. Martin measuring Twenty super
fetal Arpents. bounded North by land of
Demas Decuir now under legal seizure to
satisfy writ of III Fa issued in the case
No. 226 Of the Honorable 2lst Judicial
District Court Of the Parish of Iberia,
South by land also belonging to Demas
Decuir, East by the Marsh of Lake Tasse
and west by lands of Widow Hilaire
Decuir.
Terms e. Conditions Cash.
Sheriff's Office this 9th day of April 1899
CAB. CARDINAL, Sheriff.
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Sherih's Sale.
State Of LO,Iisiana-Parish of st. Martin
2lst Judicial District Court.
No. 1926
]. GrOssman VS.. Aug. V. Flemming

%. utOSSLldu Vs. aux '. ltulluluK
By virtue OF a writ Of fl ia issued in
the above entitled and numbered suit to
me directed by the Honorable 81 Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish of
st. Martin, dated the 10Th day Of March
A. ID. 1859 | have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court House door
in the town of st. Martinville, on
Saturday May 18th. A. d. 1889.
between the legal hours the following
described property to wit:
A certain town lot with all the i'm
prOvements thereon, situated in the
corporation of st. Martinville, Measuring
Eighty three feet front Oh Main Street by
Three Hundred and fifty feet in depth
bounded North by the property. of Al
phOnse Bienyenu, South by Franklin
street (NOw Rail ROad), East by Main
street and west by Lewis street.
Terms and condition, cash.
SheifT's Office This Bird. of April A. d. 1889
CAB. CARDINAL Sheriff
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Do not delay, but send III
your subscription to the
Champion Paper Of the
South, The Timcs-Dcmocrat
IF New Orleans-Daily ant
Weekly. 1T las the MIycs
'irculUti0p.
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Board of Trustees.
Regular Meeting held on the 18th day
of April 1889.

of April 1889.
Messrs. c. L. Lacaze, C. Harrison, T. L.
BrOussard, p. d. Olivier and Clairville
Bienyenu, members of the Board OF TruS-
tees of the Corporation Of st. Martinville,
elected on the lst. day of April 1883, be-
ing duly commissioned and having qua
lifted as such, met this day, for the pur-
pose OF effecting an organization.
On motion of Mr.. Harrison seconded by
Mr.. BrOussard, Mr.. Lacaze was elected
Mayor pro TEN. On motion OF Mr.. BrOus-
sard seconded by Mr.. Harrison, MIR. S. T..
Bienvenu was elected Secretary protein.
On motion of Mr.. Olivier seconded by
Mr.. BrOussard put to vote MIR. Harrison
was unanimously elected Mayor OF the
Corporation of st. Martinsyille against
his own consent. On motion OF MIR. La
Gaze seconded by Mr.. BrOussard, Mr.. S. I.
Bienvenu was elected Secretary Of the
Board of Trustees and Collector and
Treasurer OF the Corporation of st. Mar
tinsville for the term of one year.
On motion of Mr.. Olivier seconded by
Mr.. Lacaze Mr.. c. H. VOORHEES, was re-
tanned as Police Officer for one year car
ried unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Olivier seconded by
Mr.. BrOussard that the collector Of the
Corporation be called upon. ;Or a list of
all those persons who have paid their Ii
censes for the year 1889. and also list of
those who have not paid their licenses to
May LIST 1889.
On melton duly seconded the Board
adjourned subject to call.
S. T. Bienvenu, c. Harrison,
Secretary. Mayor.
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Whereas. Gabriel Cardinal of said pa
IRISH of st. Martin has filed his petition
in this office. applying to be appointed
Administrator Of said above mentioned
succession.
Now therefore public notice is hereby
given to all parties interested to show
cause if any they have in writing within
ten days from this publication, why said
application should not be granted and
said appointment made rs prayed for.
Witness the Hon. James +, MOutOn
Judge of said Court, st. Martinsville April
18th. 1889.
+. VOORHEES,, A.V. Fournet.
Attorney. Clerk ofCOurt.
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BOons.

Texas is on the eve of great boom but
Reeds Chill Cure has been booming ever
its introduction to the people because it
has been tested ard found to be the best
remedy on earth for chiIls and fevers.
For sale by T. J. Liable.
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A grand excursion from Washinton 10
Thibodeaux, given for the benefit of the
Public Building School Fund of Opelou.
sas. on Sunday the 18th of April. The
fare for the round trip from Cade is g. 90
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For Sale, a Cheap Farm.

900 arpents all enclosed under new
fence, good buildings. on bayou Teche. on
railroad y mile from st. Martinsville,
La, price $3.50 per arpent. And other
improved farms. Address r. Martin
Dec 26 1y st. Martinsville, La.
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Pay your Corporation Licenses
Take notice that your Corporation
licenses, for the year 1889 are due, and
il they are not paid on or before the 1st.
day of april next, they will be collected
with costs.
S. T. Bienyenu
Collector.
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Land For Sale.
ST
10 WEEKS.

The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed
securely wrapped. to any address in the
United States for three months on receipt
OF ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount al
lowed to pOstmasters, agents and clubs.
Sample copies mailed free.
Address all orders to RICHARD X. Fox.
Franklin Square, n. Y
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Notice..

Take motto that yOurlicenses for the
year 1889 are due and exigible, and If
same are not paid on or before the 1st.
day of March next, they will be collected
with costs. Cab. Gardemal,
Sheriff.
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SATURDAY, April 2Oth. 1889.

Saturday April Goth. 1889.
and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sales are completed. all immovable proper
OF ON which said taxes are now due to the State
tyIouisiaua and Parish Of st. Martin to enforce
collection of taxes assessed in the year 1885, to-
pether with interest theron from the 31st day of
December of the year in which snst taxes were
due at the rate of two per cent per month until
paid and all costs.
The name of said delinquent taxpayers, the
amount of the taxes due by each ON the assess
ment Of said year, and the immovable property
assessed to each to be offered for sale as follows,
Amount due.
Augutin Augustine Mrs. 4 acres n Dol
ron = street Doiron W Road LH
Auguste Auguste Mrs. ~ acres Roy
Bush same W Bush 4 Egby $40
Broussard Lusignan 1858 acres part OF 49,.
section IL l5t II srSe AS
Bowen Rept q. w. 20 acres n Mendoza
Carlin Bayou Chene W Olivier Ito
Broussard J. A. 4 Sonnier 500 acres
Road Thibodeau e Meche W Latiolais li.U
Castillo J. 30 acres n II. Rees T. Bees
Leblanc W. Champagne u.Os
Louis Ney Dugas 81 acres Champeau
Bernard e Champeau W Carroll BIO
Greig Carlos y of 800 acres lot sec
lot u sec IL t9sr7 q lot 1, 2 sec
lot I, sec gtgsrse
Is of ss1 acres n Deblanc Aubry VAN
wynckle W Provost 40
Guidry Aymar x Onez. 4 of q acres
Thibodeaux Roy Breaux W VermilliOn I%
Jacquet Aristide 20 acres Delahoussaye
Jacquet same W johnson 5.62
Remission Paulin Il acres n Hebert He
bert Agobert W Davis 2.05
Kidder Felix 40 acres Rutfn Walker
q Kidder W Fuspiier
30 acres n kidder same g Singleton "
Babineau a.H
Lavergne John 80 acres Dsutreuil
Marais DIES Saules W Road 7.72
Laverpne Richard acres Pinckney
Jones Marais DIES Saules W Road 2.g2
Mendoza Lucien 5 acres n Diamond 9
Bayou Chene e Terrell W Tarleton 1.21
Narcisse Louis ii acres q Rousseau
Duplain Barras W Levert 1885
Parcel Demas Mrs. 20 Savoie same
Dernis W Leblanc 2.lO
Patin Palemon 30 acres n Guidry Be
mott g Melancon W Courville 40
Roubit James - acres n Tiercelin Bar
ras same W. same 4,l5
Roy Alexander % acres n Journee Ber-
nard e Richard W Smith 2B
Sonnier Eugene 20 acres n Thibodeau
pub land Cormier 7.12
Talley Jean Louis 70 acres Gabriel S
Bush W Declouet 346
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Special Notice.

Iannounce to the public that l will
have the honor to open drug store IN
the course of April, in the town OF st.
Martinville, in the Hitter building,
where will keep products of first choice.
Physicians prescriptions will be care
fully compounded. CHRLES EVEN.
Ex intern Of the Paris Hospitals. French
Pharmaceutist; and Pharmaceutist OF
the Board of Louisiana.
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Address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is the
Price of the smallest part of fraction of ticket
ssued in any drawing. Anything in our name
fered at less price, iseither counterfeit or a
-vindle.
"REMEMBER, also that the payment of Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New Orleans and the tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore beware of all limitations and
anonymous schemes.
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State of Louisiana VS.. Alfred Sin.
gleton Principal and Demas De.
CUR Surety.
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Notice.

IannOunce to the public that l will
rattle may horse GEORGE for $3.50.
will be i'm st. Martinsyiile with him in
a few days to sell the chances.
ROBERT DEROUEN.
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Sherif's Sale

STATE OF LOUISIANA. - PARISH OF
IBERIA.-21st Judicial District Court
No. 223
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Martial BienVenu.

Dealer IN
Dry Goods, Shoes. Hats, Fancy Goods,
and Family Groceries.
A speciality Of Ladies fancy goods, such
as Flowers, Feathers, ornaments and all
kinds Of trimmings for ladies hats,
LIVERY and FEED STABLE.
Main Street, st. Martinsville, La.
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Corporation of Breaux Bride

e Anderson W Patin ~
On the said day will sell the such portion
oil said property a. such debtor will point out,
ana IN case the debtor will not point out suffi.
Gent property. | will at once and without fur.
Their delay: sell the least quantity OF said proper
y ofany debtor which any bidder will buy for
said debtor. -
The sale will be without appnisement, for
cash IN legal tender money of the United States.
and the property, sold shall be- redeemable. at
any time Tor the space of one year. by paying
the price given with twenty per cent and cost
and penalty added
CAB. CARDINAL.
sheriff and ex-otiicio Tax Collector.
March Ii, 1889. Parish of ST Martins
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Non RESIDENTS.

Adams & Myrthile 2is acres |. Of Sc
"a sec cot IL r II n Il of n "a sec 20
IL sr II n = Of W Il sec IS IL ST II
e a of n W a of sec p { IL srl2e BE
Anseme William 10 acres W d of sec
6t15srl2e LII
Abat Alcide p acres n Blue Abat st.
Martinsville W Fournet 2.0s
Babin Jules N. !. of 5S Van Wynckle
Landry q Sonnier W Babin 1.60
Derllier Eugene 20 acres n Trahan 8
Matthew g Gudry W Trahan 2.iO
Gouner & Pipsere 20 acres undivided l.
Of Q i of W Il sec q IL IT II e ga frac-
tional a of g q of a sec 13t l4sr
Few IA of @ IA sec IL 1Isrl2ew
swi4 sec lst 10 : r 10 e IL acres e a of sw
"a sec IL II s r II q n e "A of n W a sect "a
tbs 12e 525
Gondran Alfred 2I0 acres wv IA Of sci,
sec II Sesw IA Of n e 4 sec IL t lls
rSen "A of n W !, sec III I 1lsr Senn
OF wv a of Sc "A sec lOt1 lsr8e 2.52
Hammitt Mary Miss ~ acres n l. ofsw
i sec SIT l0sr9e III acres lot sec q
ssroe las acres g IA lot ) section 33t
10sr9e 40
Kelso & Bourgeois 1873 acres frac n va
sec % llsr9e l6S
Owens James acres lot . sect 2 1Ssr
II - acres lot sect Is lie 5lacres
lot sec l3sr IL l.E
Prince Doreston 100 acres "A of n W a sec
% 11srge AZ
Richardson J. q. 122acres n e !, sec2t
9sr6e IoO
Woodland J. W. acres lots 2 2, IA sec3
TIL srge 10 acres W /, sec 10 srge IG8
Welsh r. NJ. 40 acres Bienvenu road
eroad road JSOO
Corporation of St Martinsville.
Broussard Lusignan n tones Cora ste
Pineaud st W Teche $40
Francois Remy Blue 3 Landry Am
broise street 40
Non Resident Corporation of
St. Martinsville.
Ahat Alcide n Hamilton 6 Bridge st
Abat W Abat
lot2nd. n Madison 1t Hamilton st Abat
W Parish 40
Welsh +. NJ. Carol Road e Road W
road IN
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Demand of Administration.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Theodule Alleck.

State of LOuisiana-Parish Of st. Martin
2lst. Judicial District COurt-NO. 2743.
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STATE TAX SALES.
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
State of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors Parish of st Martin.

BY virtue OF the authority vested in me BY the
Constitution and laws of the State of Louisiana
/ will sell at the principal front door of the
Court House, in which the District Court Of said
parish is held within the legal hours for Judi
rial sales beginning at eleven O'Clock a. m. on