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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-10-02
Notice Of Incorporation
OF THE ST. JOHNS RIVER AND DELAND
RAILWAY COMPANY

Notice is hereby given of the formation of a
company consisting of the undersigned and their
associates for the purpose of constructing, main
tanning and operating a railroad in the county of
Volusia and State of Florida, beginning on the
st. Johns River at or near Lake Beresford, and
extending easterly the most available route
to the City of DeLand, distance of about six
miles, together with all necessary switches,
branches and spurs; which said railroad shall be
known as
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER AND DELAND RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Said company to be organized under the General
Incorporation Act of the State of Florida.
GEORGE CECIL,
CHARLES A. MILLER,
NEAL M. ALEXANDER
JOHN B. CLOUGH
JOSEPH DORE',
GEORGE w. FISHER,
L. HI. ELDRIDGE,
JOSEPH Y. PARCE,
JOHN B. STETsON,
A. G.. MUM.
noIn. ILL., O
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-10-02
DeLand, July 2. 1889.
Commissioners Sale.

Under and by virtue of decree of the County
Court of VOlusia county, Florida, made and en-
tered on the 31st day of August, A. D. 1885, in the
matter OF the petition of George w. Beckley, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Thomas III. Miles, de-
ceased for order to sell lands of said estate for
the pay ment OF debts, will sell at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash, at the front door
OF the courthouse at DeLand in said county
during the legal hours of sale, on
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER A. D. 1889,
Being the first Monday in said month"; the follow
ing tract of land, lying and being in Volusia
county, Florida. and known and described as fol-
lows, tO-wit; The southwest quarter Is. W. "
OF the southwest quarter IS. Wa of the north
west quarter IN. w ~ of Section 80, Township
is south. Range 30 east, containing ten acres of
land more or less, according to government sur
vey. Terms, cash.
EDWARD o. PAINTER,
Commissioner.
DeLand, Fla, September 4. 1889.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-10-02
A Bargain.

House and lot in city of DeLand. De-
sirably located across the street from
the new court house and 100 feet west.
Lot rods front by s rods deep. Two
story frame house, rooms and kitchen.
Title perfect. For sale cheap for the
next 80 days. Good reason for selling.
HAMLIN & STEwERT,
DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-10-02
Homestead Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE, FLA, /
September 20, 1889. I

LAND OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE, FLA, |
September 90 1889.
Notice is hereby given that thefollowing named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before II. h DUNCAN, clerk
Circuit Court, at Tavares, Fla, November 4,
1885, viz
KILLER DRIGGORS,
of st. Francis, Fla, homestead entry No. 1892,
for the west 19 of the northwest "a of the north
west " of the southwest u OF Section II, and the
southeast " of the northeast u of Section 10,
Township IL SOUTH Range % east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz W. j. Turner, of st. Francis, Fla. w.
M. Turner of ST. Francis, Fla; VIM. Tanner, of
ST. Francis, Fla. J. H Campbell, of Acron, Fla.
ALEXANDER LYNCH, Register.
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Citp Real Gstate 60 Eet.

>~>~~~~.-~-.-~>~e->~~e~o~-- -
DESIRABLE houses unfurnisnsa nna
FOLSOM BRoTiTERs IS East lstA..t.
ITO LET.-Thrce lofts, so ~ oy - s,a an,
4 steam elevator. with or wlthout slenui
power. GEO. b. EDDY. 1913 Msoisoh's~
Brooklyn Real Estate
ITO LET. BROOKLYN. Elegant brown
Il stone, four stories IL rooms: ~ NIiL-
tOn-st., between Congress ana "ufon
81, 600 only.
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TRlnuNE FRIDAY, FEBRuARY sa -rEN PAGES

the activity of the corn speculation, with May
most prominent in the operations, and the bulk Of
purposes or principals are unrevealed. Prices
however. fell off, and the closing quotations wore
and April at IA, 3-8 for March at "A and o-s cent
for May and June at 40 IL cents. oats wero fairly
active and lower The options closed on IL for
Febuiary AT so "a and Id cent for March at 81 Ia
and May at 80 cents. There were sales OF $50
Heroes If lard but whether for export or not could
NOT be ascertsined. The marriott was weak, in
sympathy with heavy receipts OF PORK ana lard
ower AZ ~ aS for February March and May, ~ ~
Tor Inne and 81 % for July.
ior ,cipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-YorE, Phladelpha Batlmore and B9s ten
Mere Is oats so e6I bushels total grain POI 27s
bushels Hour packages }Sa At Chicago MI
W ees bushels corn 3o2b0s bushels; oats l4s7so
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ca1IN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
nr,nrs nF NFw.YoRK nrALINGs.

spot wheat yesterday was quiet but hrmer , Win
sxnort purchases, and only $4,000 bushels taken
e. milling purposes The speculation was restricted
"a rendered unsettled by the progress Of the dear
- chicago, the outcome Of which excites decideo
s,,s,.,tv Of opnion. Only 100000 bushels wero
100 "a. but the shorts disposed to- cover
ann prudential reasons. and the market closed up
~ o1as cent. as follows February, 95; March,
5SSss. April, 07 i-2; May, 95 SIS; June, % "a,
nd July o. 10 cents on he esfo rhe rising
tenasssi nr corneYs in May options and prices for
u month advanced to 90 3,s cents closing only
q snAue sor export With steady spot market, ex-
o. Oir fOi for No 2, which was of 1-i9i2 cent A
ssspe business was done in the optlonS-S'ooo oOO
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NE"s FHoh THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
mere was falling on in activity in crude ccrtih-
e"es yesterday, but values did not suffer In
quenee Prices were forced down from 81 to SO "a
genus under reports Of an Increased flow in Brush
Crcek well, but there was later recovery to 81 I'd
cents The meeting Of the producers at the west
II was stated that the men would not get together
until after business closed IN the exchanges Possibly
s producers may decide to take the public somewhat
regard 10 their sentiment about the selling holding
% Iheir reserve oil. They arc at liberty 10 discourage
ana are fully justified II In their Judgment they deem
Wise TO slt still and wait for tho gradual snnhila-
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bushels; total grain, 47aO4e bushels; flour, r,aO4
,HE TRADE IN cH1oAGo.

Chicago, Feb tSpecia-The receipts OF wheat D-day
ct the nine primary markets less than goo buhes
For the same day last week they were double that
May opened 90 IL cents sold between 90 IL cent ad
ell o. and closed at st Of "a Tho curb price was IL
higher Corn to-day touched the low point - ;ar
for the crop, IS "a cents for May The opening was
30 3S cents and this decline spite OF exceedingly
free covering b. some Big short lines Ream schwartz
and Cudahy made attack oats They with very
little difficulty sent the price of May from 81 Id cents
20 26 rs cents Pork opened weak. May STARTED at
ell AZ sold between s1 40 and s1 90 10 and closed at
ell a. Ia MAY lard opened at 90 90 % sold between
50 30 and 60 % 10 and closed At 80 95. On the curb
May wheat higher &C 81 OF IS.
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA Feb 6--Spanish gold. 236ia 82.36s. Exchange
firm on the United States 30 days gold 740T9 premium
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cn of stocks TO bring about an advance based on the
supremacy Of the consumption over the output Tie
bne hasn't been rubbed on the spectacles OF the
sympathy The market closed strong. but not at
the best figures OF tho day.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows
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gcnnirn Real estate Go Get.

CUMMIT, N. ITO LET.-Furnished and
- unfinished houses for season or year
desirable properties for sale or exchange.
T. g. POTTER, las Broadway, or Sum
NIT N. J.
ITO LET.-A large double house, within 2
cen,Ia H'i b, oi AsDss eePes , ~
with every convenience; rent, $500 !inIne-
date possession. HENRY j. CARR 176
Broadway.
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Dressmakins.


nRESsMAKER--By experienced iress-
~ maker, perfect litter and stylish diaper
10 home or by the day; walking ana even
Ing dresses a specially. Terms very rioson-
able. 1874 Auantic-ave, brooklyn.
nREssMAKER- by stylish lress
~ maker; would IKE few more custimers
oy the day or at home. ]. MCFARLAND
493 shave.
nRESSAfAKING.- Stylish suits made
up, s. 10 e7; cuts by 5. T. Tay-
LOTS system. 81 Lexington-ave.. near
DREssMAKER-By a drcssmaktf :. OF
experience and ability; will NJ hdles
AZ their residences and take WORK home
70 hnish thoroughly competent; besl ref
erenees: NJ. f., Tribune Uptown ofiice,
LBS broadway.
II REsSMAKER-By a Grst-ciass filter
~ and draper; wishes more engagements
py the DAY; late OF or. Of the letdlna
houses city reference. Address D., 20
Two YOUNG Parls'onnes, arriving from
Il Paris With the latest styles and cutting,
Wish customers perfect fitting. Address
DIAN. 2o2 West 35th-st.
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Rfal estate.
w LILLIAN II. BAICoNFB 4 SON,
w REAL ESTATE IsI,ss !. ~ 9st 100 4TH-AVE
Real Gstate to Grtbanae.

>-~es~-->>~~~~>-~>~~>->->~>>>>
ExCHANGE.--Fouf b-stoEy brownstone
~ stores and fats. together or Eingly, for
Z country place or farm. z. s. DHlSC0LL.
80 Park Place.
VIGILANCE Three double stores and
IL Eats, on y leading avenue In BrQoklyn,
well rented, Tor Brooklyn lots; would enter
tain a country place or farm. y. >. DfslS-
yVANTED.--A country place at Plain
w neld OF Orange, N. j.. In exchange
for an investment property IN New-Yofk
y. s. DRIsCOLL, 81 Park Place
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victoria-sales $500 bales; secured l0ga0ls Sd; DO
LOCKS and pieces Is sd1is 9ld eleasy, 9dals 4Ld DO
seoared is d9 lis 5d DO locks and pieces. sdqls "a
100 bales secured Is IDOLS Adj locks and
pieces i0iad; greasy adals do locks and pieces vi
IA bsles: secured ia Id Is Gid
DO ocks and pieces lOiad0is RI greasy 9i0t New
Zealand-IOO bales SECURED, Idols 4d do. locks and
pieces lod Cape Of Good Hope and Natal900 bales !;
oured l0gd1ls ID do. LOCKS AMI pieces, I'd greasy
OIL MARKETS.
OIL CITY Feb 7-Nationsl Transit Certificates opened
s7is; highest STA; lowest, SCH closed. s7s sales
$4,000 barrels ceaTances 1894 900 barrels charters
l0l9 BARRELS shipments S694o barrels runs ses4s bar
reis.
PTrrsBuRe Feb 7-Petrolenm fair and active National
Transit Certificates opened at 81 closet at s7 highest
S7Aa. lowest, S6st .
BRADPoRD, Penn. Feb. Irrational Transit Certificates
Cieaunces. $4,000 Dbls.
TTTusyLLE. Penis Feb. 7Natcuai Transit Certificates
opened at 81 highest o7Ss; lowest seq closed S77s
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WOOL MARKETS

WOOL MARKETS
LONDON Feb. TAT tire wool today there was full
attendance and English buyers wore tho principal purchasers
There strong demand and prices were firm There
fewer Withdrawals Victoria shipments very
high grade secured and greasy WOOL which secured gen
orally by tho trade. There offered to-day AXIS
bales Bales available 10000 Following the Gales In
detail: =
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Ciip Rral estate for Sale.

.o>>~~,~,-y~->>-~~-~
A BARGAIN For sale, I've story brick
~ double tensment 25x76xl0O; 42d-st,
Cd and ID ayes; good investment; easy
terms. Apply PETER y. CALLAHAN.
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citn Real estate 60 Cst.

!.
A ALTO LEr.-Imnediate possession
A WITH steam power, elevators, and fur
nishcd throughout with automatic sprinkleFs
ior putting out Ore. large factory; corner
building; 1920 square feet; whole or part !;
suitable any manufacturing business; also
thrts other dcors, f0xo5. McCieye Building,
litb-sve. 21st 22d sta
OFFICES. -Northwes light; steam.h heat
Oed sinRiy or suites, IN bank building
taf. Fulton and Greenwich ats. Apply Room
TO LEr.-The pretty Sstory ard base.
= ment brick and brOwDst0ne house SAT
~ Nteholasaye:. convenient 70 i55th-st.
station eth-aye T. eebiret finished; pret
Wy deecraIge sd; finest location on the
!. EI.EsING, Owner. as West 5sth.ss
ITO LET,--A factory, 2io-2ib East asa.
e., between % and 81 ayes. contain.
Z floors. about f7x10o ana foois connect.
rs with this one 125 feet on the street
E14s snd % feet inside; light 81 owe, IN
Voh factories; steam hest and power
Enusriy g. Monne's cigar factory entirt
n ee2arete aoofsi Sosseskion now or May
H9uire Of owner. ?. !. KAIDENBERG.
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THE PETROLEUH MARKET

prcmi1m on PaTis, ssa4 Premium Sugar quiet
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felp iloanlco.


,~-~->~-ss->,->-.,--e-
Males
ENTLEMEN wanted % introduce new
VI form savings against future want :
gentleman with large acquaintance eat M
large salaries weekly. Address RARE
OPPORTUNITY, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
OBS broadway.
I4tANTED.-In an once, a bright Amer.
w can boy about II years " age, 70 make
himself generally useful Address w. D.,
Tribune once.
XHtANTED.-C COMPETENT groom % care for
w saddle horses only those with personal
character need apply. Thursday before J.,
and Friday. after . j. M, % East 73d.SL
Females.
r AIDES WANTED 10 introduce new
- form savings against future want ladies'
With large Acquaintance can make large
weekly salaries. Address PIN MONEY,
Tribune Uptown once l.28S broadway.
4 ADIFS sending % cents will receive
II sample ana particulars whereby thoy can
earn from - 10 fl per day, according 10
ability. Address IT,, 4. y. BOX Co., Sta
Con a. Boston. Mass.
w AETFD Young Girl 40, to help
w hOusekeepef; good home. l3t T. 55th.st
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Messrs. Leonie and Willie Thibo-
daeux, two young men Of amelia, La,
were the happy guests OF your CORES
pondent last week. Conc soon again,
boys. Will initiate you next time in
to our lodge.
Our pastor Rev. Vigroux has had 4
new and elegant choir built in our
neat little church, Although not u We
~ artistic one, yet it emhellishes our
church and makes it more convenient
to our choir singers.
Not long ago l CHANGED to meet an
old time acquaintance of of mine and
needless to say, Il fair young damsel.
The beautiful face, the cunning eyes,
her glossy W. hair, and her sweet
sunny smile, nearly lured me to stray.
l was at first p0werless, but after a
while recovered from the shock like
an experienced lOthario and vcntured
an explanation, but it was n narrow
escape. The sweet little creature be-
gan telling me she "a going to join
Il convent and he a nun. | have got
my opinion about girls going to be
nuns; SO | jested her and asked hel
II 1t would not be more proper to spell
the word none instead Of A
sweet smile as only II southern girls
can give. was the greeting to my que
ry. The walls Of IL convent will never
do for one of your disposition. Now
Miss Alice don't be too rude on me,
but pledge You ny word, if I hear,
who the favored one is, will give You
away to the many readers of our little
SENTINEL.
Baseball seems to be OH the decline
in our vicinity this year. A little
game last Sunday at Theriot's Park.
was our only sport in that
line. What has become of the st.
Charles the Gazzos, the Brennens and
the Theriots ! Organize, boys. we Won
der how nnl,euser Busch key beer
tastes this year.
Next week may come out with an
obituary notice, we had the misfortune
to lose our venerable old COW ..Rou-
gette" this week. Yours,
"JOHN BILL"
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R9h0luti0m.

Be it resolved. That the Mayor be and il
hereby authorized and empowered to appoint
two policemen or deputy Constables, whose
duty it shall be to patrol the streets of the
Town of Thibodaux between the hours of sun
get and sun rise, and that the Mayor shall
detail one of said two policemen OF deputy
Constables for service during the first part
of the night and the other tor the latter por-
ton OF the night, Or if circumstances require
1t he may detail both for all night service.
Be it further resolved, That the salary OF
each of said policemen or deputy bles
shall not exceed forty dollars per month, pro-
vided, however. that the Mayor may at his
discretion discharge or change one or both
of SAID policemen or deputy Constables when
ever he sees tit, and may replace them by the
appointment OF others. Provided further
that this resolution shall go into effect only
when in the judi Ment Of the Mayor the tinan-
ces of tue Town will justify the expenditure
required thereby.
Approved April 5th 1889.
j. l.. AUCOlN, Mayor
JOHN B.. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Goth Judicial District Court, p,
iSh Of Lafourcbe. ~
Successio" Of Elisabeth Carmo,.,.
ceased, Wife IF Vassear Gautr.o..
ST.. No. 1868, Probate.

Pursuant to an order md decree n, H..
entitled court and in obe.l ~pce !" s.e soovs
sion to me directed in the above GOmmis-
numbered succession, will aad
for sale ut public auct,ou. onsr
to law, TO the laat and highest biddsvr1 ,.asn,
IN The town Of Thibod.nS - t.e
parish of Lnluurche. Oh 10 said
SATURDAY. MAY IL. 1890
between the hours of II o'cIo.k
o'clock d. H.. the following drscr;i,.Id "nd 4
u. in- Wit: proper
l. y certain tract of land, s;tua...t
parish. on the le { bank of bayou +, " eaid
at about i piles hc!ow the town "s o %'e
danx. measuring 3 ar,mnts from, in'oe-
lees. h.y ~ %'rl,rnts in depth. lo,,,,,. rr o.
by 'a'"'s OF Numa Leblanc and ha,."""o ve
lands of Adelarl hup,r-aux. tmos,t I"" y
all the buildings and improvements tSs. ~lt1
Ais" the foil"wing mnvabl-s, town. ''oa'
mule. | carr. | arnroir, 2 bedstsa,
bedding, u chairs and | small tab,e W. ana
Terms and conditions Of sale-C.sh
spot in United States Treasury Not.. W !ne
debts. N''cs 70 pas
April 6, 1889. 'ner'a.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twentieth Judicial District Court
Parish of. Lafourche. e,
John s. Seely, Datire. Iestamentayu
Executor, rs. Ed,card G. Curtis.
>t. No. 2419.

Talks notice that acting under an order O,
SEIZURE and sale emanating from the above
entitled court in the above entitled and mum.
bored case | have seized and will offer 70,
sale at public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder, at the courthouse in
the town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, MAY lS, 1889.
between the hours of III O'Clock a. M. and
O'Clock p. m, the following described Dro.
perty, t0-wit:
A certain fractional lot Of ground or town
lot. situated 10 the town Of Thibodaux in the
parish of Lafourche: said fractional lot of
ground measuring 80 feet 8 iucbes
more or less on Focus street, by 50 feet in
depth from east to vest bounded
east oy Focus street, north by property be
longing to Joachim Badeaux, west by other
properly OF the vendor and property belong
ing to Protector Fire Co. No. =, and south bv
Ihibodaux street, tOgether with all The.
oulid'nga aud improvements thereon, being
the southeastern cOrn.r Of lot No. % on the
plan Of the town of Thibodaux. which xaS
acquired with u larger portion of said lot by
sa'd vendor on the 9th ,iav of October. 1866.
AZ q sheriff sale: in snit entitled "Arthemis.
Si'n'"oneaux. wife, vs.. No. 3Ii Math. Bunrp.
husband" Being the said property nc,
CURED by said Curtil from the sail Mrs
Siinmnncaux, widow of NJ. B0ury, per act of
sale ard mortgage Of date the 27tl March.
1887, hefIrr Philip +. Legendre, deputy clerE
aud ex ofiicio notary public Of said parish.
Terma and conditions of sxle-Cash on the
spot IN United States Treasury Notes tn nav
ana ecti"fy the sum OF two hundred and fifty
dollars. with eight per rent per annum inter.
est thereon from March "a. 1887, until r.id.
together with five per cent ON the aggregate
thereof, a. attorneys fees and ali costs here
IN tor cash and on a credit. to secure an nddi.
t.onal sIn Of wv" hundred and fifty dollars,
with eight per cent per amnum interest there.
on from March ~, 1887. until paid. and NV.
per cent ON the aggregate thereof ~ attorney,
fees, it any there be. The said credit Install
n'snts to be exigible on March 4. 1890; the pro
perty in the meantime to be and remaiu mort.
gagged to secure aaid credit INST a. Imenra inn in.
cl.si interest and attorneys tees, aud tina, ont
the cash portion of said purchase price ne.
tit,"ner be paid by privilege and preference,
and which sale amoupt IN principal and in.
terest. attorneys fees aud costs, il secured hv
mortgage, per act before Legendre, denuty
clerk as aforesaid, Of date of March ~. 1887.
April l3. 1899.
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: ~ arpentsia dspeh bsrpd.d -
formerly Of Naximilien Bosr.".;vs y lssdI
By those sew o. Ssrueriy hsio ~ aud ~
eicn 0uiAres Together With ali tSaA{ t. q
xnd issPrs ven'cuts thseeou. 49, oaiidil1
ded BALI Of COW, emo horse. = sseiN
tive wooden rocking chair esd ~
Terms and conditions of ssle-c
spot IN United States Treasury posss q II
April Is. 1859. "lo' sheriff
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Last Mondays issue of the Times
Democrat contained the following no.
tice Of the death of J. j. Maggioli, a
native and former resident of this
parish
The many friends tf this gentleman
will learn Of his death in this mornings
paper with great regret. Mr.. Mag
gioli "a born in Lafourche parish,
but came to this city when a Young
man. His father owned a plantation
in Lafou1che and Mr.. Magsioli had
the advantage of a college education.
He early developed great skill in
billiard and pool playing, and in 1855
was the champion pin pool player of
the country. He was also in his DAYS
a skillful billiard player. Mr.. Maggie
ii won many celebrated contests from
noted players. For the last fifteen
years Mr.. Maggioli has occupied the
position of book keeper, for the butch
ers and saloon keepers in aud around
the French Market, which he held IN
to the time Of his death. He leaves
a son, Frank Maggioli, who is one of
the best billiard players in the South.
and who is considered the crack pin
pool player OF the country , and q
daughter, who is II widow with three
children.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court. Par.
ish Of Laf0urche.
Succession Of Joseph p. Dantin. No.
1243. Py0bates.

Pursuant to al order aud decree of tho
above entitled court and in obedience To !.
commission to Inc directed in the above emit.
tied and numbered succession. I will nfr.. ~.
saio ut public auction. pursuant 10 law. to
the last and highast bidder, at the courthonse
in tho tow If ThibOdaux, on
SATURDAY, MAY. 25. 1882,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m., the following described pro.
perry belonging to said succession, to Wit
Thu undivided half Of . certsiu tract
o. saod situated in this parish on tie
right bank Of Bayou Lafoarcbe 1t abt,ut
three : miles below the town OF. Th;ho.
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