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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20
TAKE NOTICE.

TyIIE undersigned respectfully informs
L his friends, and customers generally,
that he has changed his business from
CREDIT to strictly CASH. and hopes
INT I b. IN ! 1n .ahhalng TINS clange none VIII LIZ ne
after, as heretofore, to keep constantly on
hand q fine and selected stock of ladies
and gents goods, also a fresh supply of
family groceries which he offers at the
very lowest cash prices. Call and exam
inc for yourself.
T. J.. MELEBEcK.
AbbeyiIle, La. ApriI 29.-3im.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20
Registered Letter 70
NEW ORLENS NATIONAL .BANk,
NEW ORLEANS, u

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR Lay
isthe Price of the smallest part OF Iinrs
Anything in our name offered at !; rs.
price. is either Il counterfeit or a s"'na.
"REMEMBER. also. that the paTram1Ir1Rs
of Prizes is GUARANTEED ~ Io nd
NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, If
the Tickets are signed by the preslh arc
an Institution whose chartered IIEnrsfnrs
recognized in thehlghest courts, rnantst
beware o. All limitations u ano ,asas
schemes JahatfN /"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20
DIED.

AREA-At Hotel Dieu, in New Orleans.
NJ, Mrs. L.. L. Area, wife of Mr.. w. +.
Area, aged SO years / month and 10 days.
Her remains were inferred i'll the Masonic
cemetery at 4 o'clock p. m. last Sunday,
followed by relatives and large number
of friends,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Tho New Iberia Sugar BowI
charges the grand jury Of that parish
in ~peryerting facts, when it says it
was impossible to obtain evidence
necessary to convict in the Sunday
law cases, and cites tie sworn aft.
davits Of the police officers and
justice of the peace.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Our friend of the New Iberia
Enterprise takes exception to our
criticism of the jury in acquitting
young Gary, the murderer Of Suly
Blanchet. Possibly We are wrong,
%reighbor, to c%riticise anything that
happens in Iberia. When we wrote
ne article in question we did not
now that some one during the trial
sole from the district attorneys
desk the file containing all the
papers and the process verbal Of the
coroner's inquest With these for
midable proofs Of the damnable
crime suppressed it was, no doubt,
az easy matter to create an angel
out oil the murderer and transform
his victim into a fieDd i~ncarnate. II
Gary's friends could have got in
their fine work a little earlier, We
soubt if the grand jury would have
indicted him.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

A special from Morgan City to
the Times, Democrat says there was
never a more favorable indication
for a big sugar crop than at this
season. The cane all along the Teche
has put out splendidly and is in ex-
cellent cultivation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Two new general merchandise
stores arc soon to be opened in
Rayne, one on the north and one
on the south side of the railroad.
Our town is fast becoming the best
point on the road for trading
Acadia Sentinel.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Notice is hereby gwen that application
will be made for pardon of Rupert Cas-
tile. convicted Of ''woulfding less than
mayhem" and sentenced November %,
1883, to eighteen months in the State pen
itentiary and in support of said app.ica-
ton evidence will be taken before a com
petent officer, at the office of the under
signed, on Saturday, the 4th day of May,
1890. WHITE d BROUSSARD, Attys.
AhheAlllc- NIL Il. 1889.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

1t is reported that some fifty or
more families Of negroes left Fort
Smith, Arkansas, for the vicinity OF
Guthrie, Oklahoma, where they and
numerous other colored people will
establish q colony.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Reports Of a good rain last Satnr-
day reach rs from all parts Of the
State, doing much good to the grow
ing crops and otherwise beneiting
the farmers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

The silo has come to stay, and It's
universal adoption in the South west
is inevitable. Teaas Farm and Ranch
dallas, Texas of April 18th con
tains several interesting articles on
this subject.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

A negro woman near Indian vii
lage, Iberville parish, is said to have
given birth last week to four chill
lren. The people are quite right,
then, for not wanting foreign immi-
grafton to that section.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20
Police Jury Proceedings.

The Police Jury Of the parish of Yer
million met at the courthouse in the
town Of Abbevnle in regular session
this 9th day of April, 1889.
Members spfesent-J. 1. Broussard,
President il. II. Bartols, T.J. Morgan,
Howard Hotpauir, ". L. Fanslyke, L.
Greene and j. A. Leblanc.
Minutes of last meeting were e
and adopted.
Report of a committee to establish a
public ferry over the Vermhlon attention
Broussard's was read, said committee
recommended a draw bridge as less eA-
pensiye and also recommended that the
police jury appoint a committee to IN
vestigate the matter; On motion the re-
port was accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, resolved,
that a committee consisting of Howard
Hoffpauir, J. r. Broussard and D. 0.
Broussard be appointed to confer with
q similar committee appointed by the
police jury of Lafayette to make estl-
mates and recommend a plan for a
draw bridge oper the bayou Vermlllon
neal Olidon Broussard's. Seconded by
nfr. Barte!s and adopted.
Report Of the jury of froeholders ar-
pointed to lay out a public road from
the east side ED. P.Gueydan's pasture
to Lake Arthur was read, and on motion
of aIr. Hotfpaulr, resolved, that the re-
port be received and placed on file and
the same be declared q public road.
Seconded by Mr.. Morgan and adopted.
Areport Of the bridge keeper OF Alb
begille bridge vas read recommending
anew floor for the draw. On motion
the report was referred to the bridge
committes.
Report Of finance committee read and
received and ordered spread on the
minutes.
ABBEv1bLE, La, April 8, 1889.
To the Honorable President and Members
Of the Police Jury of Vermilion Parish:
We the undersigned Finance Com
mittee for the parish Of VermiEion beg
leave to report that we have examined
the stub book of A. l.. Leblanc, tax col
lcctor, and find that be has collected
from March /, 1889, to the 3lst lnclu-
sive.
On the rolls for 'SS rrin $o2.o7
int 4.55 97.42
On col licenses for '99 10000
Reed since licenses 'S9 1000 $Al92 -
Credited by receipts
from parish Treas'r
dated April l, 1889
On gent tax for 'So
5O.95, com 2.64 1854
On school tax 'S3 1888
com 1900 l46l
On courthouse tax IS
2778, com1 IA 1922
On licenses 80 631.75 .
com 1926 665.0O
On still uncol licenses
in his hands 43O.OO
Bal due col as per last
report TO
1882
Due col this day 90
- 1852 4:
Respectfully yours,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Galveston is to hay 4 o ,nlit,
s3nO00n having already been cub,
scribed toward tho enterprise.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Bro. Fl. Carver, of the f4aiourche
Comet, claims the credit of krsthaving
aeitated the holding Of a Press
Convention in this State.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

It is reported that there will be q
lively campaign in New Iberia for
the election of the town officers. 1t
was quite exciting last election.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

On. the 3Oth inst. the New Iberia
FIRE department will celebrate the
centennial of Washington's inaugu.
ration by having a grand hsemen's
parade during the day and a fancy
dress and calico ball at night. The
Masonic fraternity Of that place will
aIso celebrate that day by laying the
cornerstone of their new lodge
building. 1t will, no doubt, be largely
attended by our people.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20
Parish Treasurer

The c%hairlnanof the courthouse COM
mittee reported progress in a verbal re-
port, informed the police jury that no
contract had yet been signed.
On motion of Mr.. Hoifpauir, resolved,
that the courthouse committee be u
thorlzed and empowered to readvertise
the contract for building the court
house, and to advertise also proposals
for f~urnishingthe necessary amount Of
bricks. sand and other material when
ever they think it advisable, %reservIng
the right to reject all bids. Seconded
b. Mr.. Morgan and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Vanslyke, resolved,
that when j. Cesaire Brouasard and
Robert Boulreaux make q deed dona-
ting land for a public road 40 feet wide
to the parish 50 as to change the road
known as the Broussard cove from TIE
NE. cornerof j. Cesaire Broussard to
run due west on lands of said Broussard
and said Boudreaux; the said Bou-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Respectfully yours,
SOLOMON WISE,
t. MORGAN.
The report Of the Treasurer was read,
and on motion was received and order
ed spread on the minutes.
ABBEvILLE, La, April s., 1889.
To the Hon. President and Members OF
the Police jury of Vermilion par
ish.
Gents-There remains as cash in the
treasury at this date to the credit of the
Surplus Fund > 293 81
No receipts on this fund since
my last report.
License Fund llJ2 70
Reed on this fund since last
report from 4, L. Leblanc of
April l, 's9 631 Is
Courthouse fund LAOS W
Reed on this fund since last
report from A. L.. Leblanc
on April l, 'S9 q IS
Criminal Prosecution fund 2GS ~
Reed on this fund since last
report from A. L. Leblanc
on April l, '50 926
Mag. Cons. and. Physicians OFT 81
Reed on this fund since last
report from A. L. Leblanc
on April /, '89 693
District Attorney fund 793 OF
Reed on this fund since last
report from A. L. Leblanc
on April |, '69 693
Civil EXPENSE 00S SO
Reed on this fund since last
report from A. L. Leblanc
on April |, '89 '926
Road and Bridge fund 1854 16
Reed on this fund since last
report from 4. L. Leblanc
Oh April l, 'S9 Is 81
Very respectfully, i.
ELI WISE,
Parish Treasurer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

The cut worms arc reported to be
damaging the corn in the Lower
Egypt" section, in this parish.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

See advertisement. Of u. 2. J..
WeIeheck in to-day's 22ue
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

On motion the jury adjourned to
next regular meeting, I'd Tuesday in
May, 1889.
ARCHIE Young, clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Congressman Edward }. Gay i
reported cry i'll.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

3,13I Prlze, amounting to . s1'V go
N~o4E.-1'icket drawing Capital fr!1e'
are not entitled to terminal Prizes.
- Fox CLUE RATES, OF any iptnei ~ X.
undersigned, clearly stating ,yonr resi- .as
dcnce. With State, County, Street ana
Number Mere rapid return mail dehve I,
will .be assured by your enclosing -
Envelope bearing your full address, or.
Send Postal Note, Express. Money wr
ders, of New York Exchange IN oIaiha ~,
letter. Currency by Express lat our Y
pense) addressed:
Narr nrlcons. La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Last week Mr.. Blanc Mouton, in
Cypress Point, had the misfortune
of losing bv fire his crib with all
his supplies, a wagon, buggy harness;
etc, valued about $500.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

dreaux1will be allowed the sum o ftlirty
five dollars damages. Seconded by MI.
Bartels and adopted.
On motiop of the same member, re-
solved, that the contracts for keeping all
public draw-bridges and public ferries
expire III the same date, and such date
shall be the LIST day OF August in each
year commencing in 1889; and all par
ties whose contracts expire before said
date be employed to continue keepingti
said date and be paid pro rata till such
date, and that bids for keeping said
draW-bridges and ferries be received by
the police jury at their regular meeting
i'll July next, and the clerk is helebyau
thorized to advertise the letting OF all
such bridges and ferries for 80 days
previous to the time of letting in the
Abbeyille Meridional. Seconded by
Mr.. Leblanc and adopted.
A petition from a number Of citizens
of the 9th ward was read, asking that
the public road running between TIPS.
II and Il, SIR. 2 East for a distance Of
& miles be changed SO as to run on Sec
ton line one mile south and was ordered
to be laid over to next meeting.
Also a petition from several citizens
of the 3rd ward was read asking for re-
lief forwidow Laura Hooks, and Oh mo
ton OF Mr.. Vanslyke, resolved, that said
Laura Hooks be allowed the SUM OF five
dollars per month for M year to assist
in her support. Seconded by Mr.. Hof1-
pauir and adopted.
Onmotion Of Mr.. Bartcis, resolved,
that the sum offifty dollarsishere by ap-
propriated to assist Hook q Ladder Fire
Co., No. /, of Abbeyille to purchase a
Steam Fire Engine. Seconded by Mr..
Greene and adopted, Mr.. Vanslyke re-
cordlng his vote in the negative.
The following claims were allowed
and paid:
solomon Wise bridge lumber S Y 05
Robt BoudreauX road damages 30 OO
Solomon Wise bridge lumber % =
] Coastal bridge keeper 81 q
Edgar Darby road damages 70 &c
Z l Addison public printing 81 sc
w W Edwards specl atty pj LOO Ut
Treasurer Hook and Ladder Co.
No. !, Of Abbeyilie a%pproprla-
ton to assist in buying steam
fire engine 81 u
Louis Galtier, pauper . "
Gilbert Wright, " S VI
Il Pstakes and wife paupers 100
Mrs Laura Hooks 0I
Emile Moultrie for Toussin Petit
Jean pauper o.
m RrnrccarI pnlinn inr0r IL 81
Fl Fl Barrels 8 OF
Fl Hofpaair 10 81
Robt Greene ST
7 Morgan 9Ot
j A Leblanc 9Ot
" L Vanslyke 6E
II B Lyons constable p j and
,janitor, 0 Bour4ue assignee % Z,
j W Neal painting Jail 53s
Archie Young clerk 90 u
Andrew Moss constable 51t
Alexis Trahan 4 l,
Joseph Trahan magistrate 81
Andrew Moss constable liz
Alexis Trahan "a;
} Joseph Trahan magistrate to-
G Labauve 3U
G E Lyons jailer S Wise assg So s.
Zeolin Touchet witness fee 3
f W Huff U
A / Leblanc sheriff l43 u
I j Morgan finance committee Is U
Solomon Wise " 4 OF
G GnichauX 20
w W Edwards 60
On motion the jury adjourned t
next regular meeting, I'd Tuesday il
May, 1889.
}, ARCHIE Young, clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

In last Sundays Picoyune appeared
a handsome and we'll meritcd com
pljmcnt to Miss Addie McGrath, the
sprightly and talented local editor
of the Baton Rouge Truth; but the
illustration which headed tic article
as; = picture OF 1is4 MrTtrath was q
c%arlcaturc MOS lG. ma u'iGeh'
erous VIII Dung lady
OF most "ttf ot.t '|fefg ieat'
urcs, bright .-"l 't5 in every
iinea,ncnt, the M artiSt dfe"
her as an old woman. nldeous ana
repu!siye ia rai.n. r we were a
ypnng man we woald challenge him
10 mortal combat for such miserable
~ork.-St. Landry Democrat.
We guess til. artist is one of those
morose individuals who believe that
beatty and brains arc antipodai in
the fair sex. We think Bro. Good
wins suggestion is a good one'' and
hope Bro. Chevis, or some o. the
gallant young members, resent the
a%iIront. Il we were young we should
do it promptly.
The Lake Providence (East Car
roiD De7noc,ct having made US say
that the railroad we'll in Crowley
was only ton feet deep, the Signal
arises to explain that there is q mis-.
take as we'll as q misquotatlon. The
we'll SIS IL feet square, Sc fee. deep,
and has an eight inch pipe running
SIS feet deeper, making the we'll al.
together, TO the bottom Of the drill
[acle, Ill feet deep. When the
workmcu had sunk the drill to that
depth it dropped Of its own accord
about 6 feet, and the water arose tc
within q few feet Of the top in q
short time. The water is much cooler
than that from tho shallow wells
and there seems to he an inexhausti
ble supply Of it,"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Read this and smile. 1t is an old
saying, Ego away from home to hear
the news" and the following, from
a negro paper published in New Or.
leans, certainly startles US
J. Vigneaud, whose name has been
mentioned in connection with the
marshalship, will receive the ap-
pointment. lie is a brave and plucky
Frenchman, who knows how to deal
with the Cadians. While the whole
country around was under mobocra-
CT, and crime and murder staIked
about in open day, he kept Lafaye cite
free from disturbances and protected
the humblest citizen from violence.
As United States Marshal we have
hopes that he will put the muzzle of
the law to the most loud-mouthed
Regulators and its letters On their
homicidal hands.
Our valued contemporary, the New
Orleans Daily NeaOs, is now under a
new management, and last week
came out in q bran new dress. l:
is now one Of the ncatest papers in
the city. We believe Colonel John
G. Wicklifie, late of Grant parish
is at the helm. Bro. Hearsey, Of
the States, now has Q ioeman well
worthy Of his steel, and we may soon
expect 70 c the wool fly, as the
Nc:cs is a straight Democrat from
way back and don't believe in the
Z. NJ. ID. 4. worth a On.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

A correspondent of the New York
Weaus says that she wants a husband
who will respect her, take her to
places of amusement, has a dimple
in his chin and is a Christian
Abbcville Is. CO. Medium.
Trot her on this way, General,
that very man lives right here IN
this burg. Listen-has she got any
Of the wherewith?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Governor Nichols yesterday had
the honor Of becoming a grandfather.
His daughter, Mrs. Geo. K. Brad
ford, at Z o'clock this morning gave
birth 10 a fine bouncing boy.-N. O.
News, 18th.
ALLOW us to congratulate you, Bro.
Bradford. May the boy grow up in
full possession Of those sterling quail
tiles with which nature has so richly
endowed his grandfather and father.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1865,
for Educational and Charitable purposes,
and it's franchise made a part of the pre-
sent State Constitution, i'll 1875, by A.
OVERWHELMING POfUIsAR VOTE.
tsGRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS take place Semi-Annually. June
and Deormberl, and it's GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS take place on
each OF the other ten months in the year,
and arc all drawn in public, at the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, La.
.sWe 10 hereby certify hat we super.
wise the arrangements for all the Monthly
and S~cmi-Annual Drawings of the Louis
lana State Lottery Co, and in person
manase and control the Drawing chem
selves; and that the Same are conducted
with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
toward nj. parties. and we authorize the
Company to use this certificate, with fac
smiles of our signatures attached, in its
aGvertistrnents.o
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

Cloudy weather today.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20

SATURDAY. APRIL Io-1sS9.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-04-20
Notice ofPardon.


Abbeyille, La, April 29.-3m.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

THOMPSON, Archie, So. o32, sublot o; amount
So 032, sublot A. amount, SlOl. sc
Sd. OBJ, sublot 81 amount, SlOl 90.
So. 032, sublot q; amount SlOl SO.
TURNER, A., 50. AIS, part of lot 8, described as
follows South IL IT,; amount, Slo2.65.
TAYLoE, BENJAMIN o., 50. 40, original lot .;
amount, S1O.2l.
So. 17O, original lot q; amount, sl2s.3o.
TILLEY, Benjamin, 50. 81, lot 3; amount,
S30037
ToUCHsroNE, Bridget, So. 500, sublot 20;
amount, S30,1S.
TRACY, Burr r., So 023, lot 3d. amount,
THOMAS, Charles, 50. 7al, lot 3; amount,
S2l032.
THoM, G. NJ, So 3s7 part of lot ., described as
hoilows: East IT,; amount, Si2.0l.
THORN O, N, 50. 337, part OF lot B. described
as sfollowS One'foot STRIP on east side OF alley
amount, Sf7Si.
described as follows East 10 ieeti amount,
Sl02B3
TAYLoE, Edward H. sd. south of so, 1oi, sub
lot 7; amount S21,SS.
TAYLOR, Edward, sd. 3l3, sublot -, described
us follows; Fronting on 12th street; amount,
SIO,1O.
THOMAS edward A., 81. sol, part of lot ~
$500 M
THOMPSON, Elizabeth, So 10i part of lot IL,
described a. follows. 10 IT, III in, On Va ave
next 10 the west II IT, 8 2-3 ill.,; amount
S67
TRAygRs, Elias, So $50 part of lot o, de-
and the north 20 It. on 1lth street. amount
Sg 355 part OF lot 10, described as follows.
"a II. liza in, on u sti amount, Sss.l0.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

So ds6. part OF lot 16, described as follows;
North 12 t.; amount, S110.dO.
PAYNE, r., and j. i. Chubb, So s17 part OF lot
4, described as follows; North 53 #. 4, In;
amount, Si06O7.
PEALE, Rein, So $40, subot 22i amount
So Is0. sublot %; amount, 1897.
PERRY, II. Ross, and Seaton Perry, trust, Ida
p. Young, SO. 230, sublot 90; amount Ss875.
PHILIPS, Robert A.; g lo7; part of lot o o
descrbedas follows. 1B II. next to the west 10
IT,; amount, s1S5.
POPE, Reuben j.. sq. s77, part of lot 80, de-
scribed as follows: South ~ #, 8 in; amount,
S53.3S.
POWELL. r.. j., 50. ds9, part Of lot - de
$40.
PYwELL, r. r., So 465, part of sublot As, de-
sGribed scribe a as G foll9ws; Fronting % #. : ~ oa on
Fronting % ft. 8 in. on alley by SO #. 8 In.
in depth; amount, Si7.90.
PALMER, Sarah, ga. 675, part of sublot 257, de
scrbed as follows East #. in; amount
sq. 675, part of sublot 25s, described as
follows: West 12 IL. In; amount.
S140.31.
PHILLIPS, Samuel L., trust, 50. 4ol, sublot 3,
PLATr.. $. H., SO. $50, part Of lot o, described
aas follows: North % #. 9 in; amount
PLATr, Samuel H.. So. 545, lot so; amount
S5t5.55
So. 545, lot az; amount, s515.55.
So. COG, lot 1; amount SiS25.
PLATT, s. H., 50. 75K lot 81 amount, S7o465.
PLATT, Samuel H., 81. s43, part of lot Z, de-
scribed as follows: North 81 II. in; amount,
S539.Oi.
PHILLIPS. Thomas W, SO. 33s, lot 20; amount
Si.17.
So. 800, part of lot H. described as follows:
20 II. next to the north 30 IT,; amount
S2S.77.
So. 800, part of lot IL, described as follows:
North 30 IT,; amount, S5377.
PLUMSILL, Thomas, 50. 940, part Of lot 1, de.
scribed as follows: East % II. in; amount,
$1,000.
PAINTER, U. H., 50. 21s, lot 1; amount
S75o.55.
PERRY, w. G., SO. 513, part of lot 81, described
as follows: South II. 2 in; amount, S2306.
So. 513, part of lot ~, described as follows:
North 10 II. 10 In; amount, Si717
PHILIP, William H., SO. 1876, part of lot 80, de
scribed rs follows: North 43 II. 2M In. on
alley and the north 20 IT, on 18th St; amount,
S16,0D.
POWELL william, So. 557. lot 80; amount,
S56.b4.