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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-05-04

Catharine cole,'' whose writings
aaa sketches are always interesting,
gre the Old Fellows particularly
Is lat ones-a nice touch up in last
oaaaay's Picayane. Bhe says there IS
u exeuse for an old fellow of rotund
e'ls and heavy avoirdupois not being
z Pleasant, contented and beneiicent
- otherwise he eontradicted the
sasaions his portiy and Well-kept
salatlon inspired. This is q very COT
ssst diagnosis of tie average old fat
ssloF Il If you do not hit upon q equity
- then you may expect him to be as
- and irritable as the e old lean fel-
SO who is q sufferer from chronic
epsia. However, we hope all the
sla fellows viii read the article, and
aRe 70 cultivate such eqnable, good
I'D will enable them TO DO cali
Y Tact, q nice, jolly old fellows
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Probate Court Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1858
ESTATE OF WILLIAM M1REs.
Whereas, Gilbert L. Dupr6, of the parish of
st. Landry, has applied by his petition to be
appointed administrator of the estate of
William Mires, deceased, late Of st. Landry
parish
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will file the
same in writing, III my Office, in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. G.. NJ. THOMPSON,
May t. 1889. Clerk.
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N. O. City Item: Straw has been
used in various manufactures since the
time that the Israelites worked in the
Egyptian brick yards. 1t is now about
to be employed on Il large scale in
making gunpoNder The straw is pull
vefized, chemically treated, and then
finished in granular form. The new
explosive is said to be $50 per cent
stronger than gun powder, and smoke
less, hameless and practically non-foul
ing and non-heating. Samples were
recently tested at the Royal Gun Pow
der factory at Waltham, England, with
highly satisfactory results.
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REpwINE. Jackson parish, La,

REDWINk, Jackson parish, La,
!, December /, 1886.
c. M Sherrouse, Ag't-I can say for DIR.
Tiehenors Antiseptie that it is a sure cure for
fistulo en horses and mules. have tested it
on q badAcase, and effected q cure in re-
markably short time.
Resp'y., u. I'll. SPENCER
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Il stands at the head of all Southern news
PAPERS The Great Times Democrat of New
Orleans, La.-Daity and Weekly. II has the
uyyest circlt IaLioT
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FARaERvILLE, La, May, 1887.
Having severe attack of FIux some two
years ago, applied to Dr. Tiehenor, of Baton
Rouge, 1 treatment. He gave. me his ceie-
brated Antiseptic. and in q few days l was re-
liayed and cured. JAMES RABUS.
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Genuine. Texas Red Rust Proof Oats
at New Orleans prices, and best Wheat
Bran, nc G. Dietlein's.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-05-04

Waiter has removed his furniture re-
pair shop to Landry street, second block
from the railroad. Give him call.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-05-04

Buist's Selected Stock of Planting Po-
tatoes and Vegetable Seeds at Dietlein's.
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO fine female pigs months old, ball
Il Berkshire and half Yorkshire, at 500
each. Apply at this Office.
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Durham's hand made Cisterns are the
best. Sold by E. Fl. Vordenbaumen.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Probate Co,"t, Parish CT 81. Landry No 47s5

Probate Co~rt, Parish CT 81. Landry, No. 4735
ESTATE OF LAsT1E DUPRE
Whereas, Luclen Dupr6, of the parish of
St. Landry, has applied by his petition to be
appointed datiye testamentary executor of
the estate of Lastie Dupr6, deceased, late Of
s.. Landry paIish
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition 30 said appointment will file the
same in writing, i'll my Office, in the town of
OpelQusas, within ten days from the present
notice. C. Nj. THOMPSON,
April 27 1889 Clerk.
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MEETING OF CREDITORS.
District Court, Parish of 81. Landry, Nhitis,

HrPoLITE JACOB VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
Take notice that by virtue of an order of
the Honorable the District Court, and
commission to me directed, bearing date
April 7ttI, 1889, and issued in the above
entitled and numbered suit, will hold at my
office in the town of Opelousas, st. Landry
Thursday, May 10th, 1889, meeting Of the
creditors of Hypolite Jagou, insolvent, for
the purpose of obtaining-heir acceptance
said insolvents cession of property, and for
purpose of deciding whether or not said
il iolvent should be granted discharge, to
fix the terms and conditions of sale, should
one be determined upon, and for such ether
purposes as may be proper in the premises.
LAURENT DUPRE,
April II 1889 Notary Public
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ORDER OF COURT.

HpY virtue of the authority vested in me by
ID law it is ordered that Special Jury term
of the 14th Judicial District Court OF Louisiana
ginning Monday, June 10TH 1889, and ending
Saturday, June 22d, 1889, for the disposal OF
civil business. And it is ordered that the clerk
of this Court enter of record this order and give
public notice of the same according to law for
the period of thirty days and before the 10th of
June, 1889.
of April, A. D. 1889. E. 7. LEWIS,
Judge 18th Jud. Dist. La,
WDY virtue of the above order We the under
ID signed Jury Commissioners, have proceed
ed this day April IT, A. D. 1889, to comply with
the same and have drawn from the Venire Box
sixty jurors as required by law, of which the
following is a list:
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The ladies Of Washington have for
some lime been diligently prepar-
lag an entertainment for the benefit
g the Catholic Church of that town,
sha as seon us the new scenery
IeE ths stage Of Perseverance Hall ar
II5es from Chicago onr people viii be
sIaated to a dramatic performance such
3 q y seldom the good fortune of resi-
asafs outside of the larger cities to wit
aesa The Hall has recently been reno
sa1eds refurniahed and otherwise inn
pfoyed, and as the management is In
zsAl0us, talented and experienced
asads, the coming event is being look
S forward to with many pleasant anti
patlous. Due notice will be given Of
aaEes programme, etc.
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GENERAL RULES OF COURT.

"a = W " R. COCHRAN. DIV Clerk. Apr. 20.
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In paragraph last week concerning
the centennial celebration in New York,
or compositor skipped line and got
the figures badly mixed. He made us
aay that there wonld be 500, 900
persons in the procession while it
should have read that number of visit
ers were expected to be present in the
city on that day. and so, 900 of the mil
ltafy and civic organizations would ps-
fade the principal streets. Great Scott!
the idea Of SOC, 900 persons in process
son would make even the exaggerative
Malholland trembIe for the credence of
his statement.
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HOMICIDE, We are informed that
% nBpToyoked m.rsder took place at
Ledouxis grocery. In Belair Cove, on
last Wednesday evening, in which
Ives Bazan was stabbed to death by a
Hlan named Joseph Lee. The facts as
reported to US were. that Joseph Lee
walked into Ledoux's grocery, remark
liag "that be was the best man on the
ground. 4 Bazan approached Lee and
slightly tipped up Lees hat, remarking
. DO not say that Immediately Lee
afeW knife and stabbed Bazan to the
aeaTl producing instant death Lee
has been arrested and lodged in the
parish Jail.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-28

On the 21st inst, by Rev. McSurely,
at the home Of the brides parents 8
miles east Of Hillsboro, Mr.. Mood g.
Mosier was united in marriage TO Miss
Anna L. Hogsett. The ceremony was
witnessed by about twenty-five Of the
most intimate friends and relations Of
the happy couple. After many congrat-
ulations and an elegant and bountiful
dinner, the welded pair took the train
for Cincinnati, Indianapolis and other
points Of interest, where they will spend
several weeks of their honeymoon. Mr..
Mosier is son OF our townsman, Mr. E.
A. Mosier, and young man of promise
and ability. The bride is daughter oi
Mr.. J. N. Hogsett, ex-County Infirmary
Superintendent, and his last daughter to
give away. It is uselss to say the happy
pair have large circle of friends who
wish them all the prosperity and happi.
ness that may be gotten out Of long
and useful life Of welded bliss.
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Deafness Can,t be Cured

By local application, as they can not
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition of the mucus lining OF the Eusta.
chan Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
ly closed deafness is the result, and un.
less the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con.
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by ca.
tarrh, which is nothing but an infamed
condition of the mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we can not cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
p6-Sold by w. R. Smith & Co.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Probate
l. Court of Highland county, Ohio, / will
offer for sale, at public auction, ON
Saturday, March 8Otk, A. u. 1889,
At2 O'Clock ,. N. of said day at the door of the
Court House In HilisborO, Highland county,
Ohio. the following described real estate.
situated in the county Of Highland, in the
and beginning az the n. Z. corner Of the
original survey; thence =. % w. 123 poles to
two hickories and maple In the original line
OF the survey; thence N. SO w. l04 poles
to three whtteoaks, corner to John Strains
land ; thence N. % e. 03 poles to stone COR
ner to the II acre tract in the line of ID. Will
kin thence with the line Of said IL acre
tract and the ~ acre tract 3. 100 r. 80 32-l00
poles to stone 3. E. corner to the ~ acre
tract; thence with the line of said ~ acre
tract N. 1872 K. 80 40 poles tn stone corner
to said tract; thence N. 100 K. IA o.. 100 poles
to o stone corner 70 said ~ acres; thence N.
4Lo W. 8 80 100 poles to O stone In the original
line OF the survey corner to said "a acre
tract; thetlce with said original line q. 80
E. 81 5210O poles to the beginning, contain.
Ing 63N acres of land, more or less, appraised
at twenty. .0he dollars and seventy i've cents
per acre. Terms of sale: One third In hand.
One.thlrd In one year, and one.third In two
years from the day Of sale, with interest
from the day Of sale; tt Q deferred pay ments
TO S DC secured by mortgage on The premises
As administrator de bonis non with the will
annexed Of Robert Purdy, deceased.
Februarv 9th. l8{9.
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IerIal Notics.

NFfNERvrA I. sPERRY and Judson sper.
4s1k fiiisois; Eiissbsth +. Anderson and
side q Daseiiis iiilnois, sSs ss!d Minsryis S
I. eperry and Elisabeth r, Andsrson being
two Of the heirs at law Of W: p. McClain,
az. noSs sso FsS
TRAITOR oi said ". r. McClain. decssssd, on
the l!th day q February, a. .. isse. nled hi.
tSr G The county q HisSlsSS and: and State e q
Ohio. aliegtng that there was no persona!
estate OF said decedent 70 pay bis dsb.s and
died aeised in fee simple Of the following
Of Hishlsnd, State of Upio. and in the incof::
described as follows, to.wit;
hundred hui, Iloo, 4: dssignsted g q on the recorded
Ing at q point on Washington street, thirty.
two l3D feet south from the alley, A. q.
Eider,ss. 9: corner; thence running south
thence west fcrty.seven feet and three 81
inches sthence north seventy.three (78 feet
70 the hliey thence east with the alley
e.. Elders northwest corner; thenoe south
thirty.two tSD feet with said Elders line to
his s. W. corner; thence east thirty (90 feet
ning on Washington street. Also the Tree
and uninterrupted right OF pass way. In com.
mon with the other parties having the same
ises above described, the same being part
OF said ln'iot No. ono hundred (lO0), bound.
ed and described ~ follows, to-wit: Com.
scribed ln.l0t; thence Running south nine
(V feet on Washington street; thence west
the same width forty y.One t1l) feet three t3)
inches TO the line Of John Boyd.
That Margaret A. McClain, a. widow of
said decedent,is entitled to dover in said
premises after the payment Of the mortgage
lions and other liens upon said premises.
The prayerof said petition 10 for an order
to appraise aud sell said premises for the
payment Of the debts and charges aforesaid,
right Of dover.
The persons nrst herein mentioned will
further take notice that they have been
that they are required TO answer the same
on or before the 9th day OF April. A. D. 1850.
j. FRANK WILSON,
Administrators of the estate OF w. r. Mo.
Claim, deceased.
February o. 1859.
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Here's Another,

And It's new, and just as good as the
one we spoke Of last week, and in the
same kind OF an establishment. Funny,
isn't it, that our clothiers keep prancing
ahead of everything else? It is the
clothing house Of I. A. Walker & Co.
that has adopted the modern money
carrier. Oh, she goes every time they
pull the string. Go and see it. and let
the Colonel or any of the attendants tell
you that they are pledged not to be out
done in anything that will result to the
benefit Of their customers, or to be un.
dersold in any line OF their immense
stock OF goods. Step in and let them
explain to you how they are able to sell
such a fine line of goods at such remark
able low prices,
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Common Pleas Court.

Jos. v. Heller vs.. G. G. Parks. Money.
Demurrer to evidence. Sustained to
lst and I'd cause. of action. Exceptions.
Demurrer overruled as to Sd and 9th
cause of action. Exceptions.
Stephen Sonner vs. The Whiteoak
Presbyterian Church, corporation. In.
junction. Decree for defendants. See
entry. Appeal bond, $500.
Maud Miner vs.. William ]. Miner.
Divorce. Decree of divorce upon pay
ment OF costs and custody Of minor child
with privilege of visiting child by father
at reasonable times and places.
Lucretia w. Cox vs.. Isaac Anders as
an individual and as administrator.
Money. Judgment by default for 1886. Al
at SD.
Clara M. Dwyer vs.. Jas. NJ. McWil.
liams. Foreclosure. Decree in foreclosure
and order Of sale.
McKeehan, Hiestand & Co. vs.. Isaac
and Cassius Rhoades. Money only.
Judgment by default for $579.9O.
Richards Il Bros. vs.. Isaac and Ca sius
Rhoades. Money only. Judgment by
default for $365.20.
NJ. N. Henderson vs.. Margaret +. Pat.
ton and Oliver Patton. Foreclosure.
Judgment by default for $266 at So. De.
cree in foreclosure and order of sale.
Finding as to note not due.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Charles w. Kerns to Thomas B. Kerns
New Petersburg, lot, 81.
A. ]. Hughey to Sarah A. Hughey,
Madison township, 30 acres, 152 poles,
81 and other considerations
Martha +. Barrett to Geo. w. Cooper,
Fairfield township, 1876 acres, $500.
Mary J. McCarty to Dollie Farley,
Paint township, 40 acres, 1856 poles,
$1,000.
J. F. Wilson to Sarah Clark, Green.
field, lot, $500.
Joseph v. Haller to J. H. McGill,
Washington township, 1854 acres, $2,.
651.9S.
Thos. Washburn to Sam H. Stethem,
Brushcreek township, 10a acres, $95.
Martha j. and Jessie beaverton to
Marion B. and Laura J. Williams, New
Petersburg, lot, $3.50.
r. M. Lewis to Samuel Shary, Union
township, 12O poles, $3.50.
Sheriff to VIM. H. Weibley, Union
township, ! acre, $13O.
Matilda Buck to Rosa Smith, Hills.
boro, lot, $75.
Emily Parrat to Leah Guertin, Mowry.
town, lot, $3.50.
Sarah Erwin to John Hastings, Hills.
boro, lot, S400.
George Cox to George w. Sapp, East
Monroe, lots, $3.50.
Elisha Winget to George Cox, East
Monroe, lot, 500.
James Lawrence to Alice M. Boyd,
Hillsboro, lot, $500.
Rebecca Hart to Abraham Lowman,
Russell's, lot, 1925.
d. NJ. Taylor, admir-, to Charlotte
Pence, 2 acres, $3.50.
Charles E. Brown to Joseph Roselott,
Clay township, "a acres, $3.50.
Sheriff to Mary Towsend and Eliza.
beth Hiser, Paint township, l123 acres,
81. 800.
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Probate Court.

G. w. Gamble, administrators OF the
estate Of Gilbert McHugh, filed first and
final account
Will of Eliza A. Holden probated.
IT,. Hastings appointed executor Of
the estate of Eliza A. Holden bond,
500.
M. v. Williamson, administrator of
the estate OF Richard Storer, fled first
and final account.
Moses S. Miner, administrator of the
estate Of Lewis Barrett, fled second and
final account.
Elizabeth johnson, executrix of the
estate OF A. T. johnson, filed first and
final account.
w. l.. Gibler, assignee of o. s. Ham.
rner, filed inventory and schedule oi
debts
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In the Common Pleas Court OF Highland
County. chic.
NOTiCE - hereby given to David fl.
~ Lewis whose address IL Barrett House,
NV corner l8d and Broadway streets, New
York. N. Y. that Freiburg 4 Workum, y
partnership nrm formed for the purpose of
and doing business In Ohio, flled petition
in said court on the
28th day Of February, 1889.
Against the said David H. Lewis in case No.
498l, the object and prayer of which IL to re-
cover from said defendant the sum of
s2i1.a with interest on ?S5s.69 from
sl,27S. 85 from February 18th, 1889. the amount
due plaintihs upon two prOmtseOry notes
made by said defendant, d. H. Lewis, by
Fred Lewis, attorney thereunto duly author.
ized that an order OF attachment has issued
out OF said court directed to the Sheriff OF
SAID county under which certain ohsttel
been levied upon; said defendant is further
notified that he is required 70 answer said
1889, otherwise Judgment viii! be taken
against him. HART q GARRETT,
DAVID ]. WORKUM,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Judge Stanley Matthews is dead. He
died at his home in Washington City on
last Friday morning. He was man Of
national reputation and well known to
number Of people in this county. He
had been in i'll health for nearly year,
aud his death was not unexpected by
those close to him. The funeral was
attended by many high officials of the
Nation. The remains left Washington
last Monday and were brought to Gin
cinnati for interment last Tuesday.
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Mayors Proclamation
Election.

TN COMPLIANCE with the requirements Of
i the laws Of the State Of Ohio, i, H. @. Daw-
SON, Mayor Of the incorporated village of
Hillsboro, Ohio, hereby notify the qualified
voters of said municipal corporation that on
Monday, the first day Of April, 1889, between
the hours cf 6o'clock .. m. and 8 O'Clock D.
m, st the Council Chamber within said cor
pQrsuon, an election will be held for the par
pose Of choosing the following ofacsrs for said
corporation, to.wit: NJ
Three (S) members Of Council for the full
teim Of two years.
Given under my hand and oilcial zeal ct my
odios. In said corporation, this Goth dag Of
March, 1889. II. O. DAWSON, Mayor.
lssALI mh22
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School Board.
VIM. HOYT,
CYRUS NEWLY.
LUCKY NELLIE EASTMAN.

She Il Twenty-sIx Years Old and Great
Mining Expert.
"There goes a mining expert" said
Colonel John Hull, of Tucson, as he
pointed to u tall, dark-eyed girl, about
twenty-six years old, who was walking
rapidly down Market street.
"She is here buying q restaurant out
ait with which she is going to start to-
morrow for the Harqua Hala mines.
She will be the first woman in the new
camp, although there are already 1,500
men there.
"Her name is Nellie eastman. and
she isknown throughout all the mining
towns of Arizona She came to Tucson
about nine years ago from Dodge City,
Kas. She got to examining the ore as
it came out OF the Tucson mines, and
was soon as good Judge OF its value
us her brother Jim. who worked one of
them.
'.Pretty soon the miners got an idea
that she was good guesser, and they
began to bet on her judgment. She
hit it close every time, and her fame
spread. Miners are always supersti-
tious, and they began to think that to
have her around and get her good
opinion would bring good luck. You
can just bet she was treated like a
queen wherever she went.
'Miss eastman gave some good ad-
vice about where to dig for ore, too.
Some Of the best in the Contention was
found by following her advice about
running drift. Over in Graham
County she made hit one day in cop
per, and when she went to Tombstone
she passed her Judgment on some mines
there and had more good luck.
"Bill Wiggins sold the Excelsior and
Grand View mines on her advice, and
the only dividend they ever yielded
was the $500 he got for them. Other
mines that were bought by her advice
after she had examined and reported
favorably on them are now good. pay
ing properties.
':For years she has followed up all
the new camps, and passed judgment
on mines, and usually engaged in some
kind OF business in them, as we'll as
staked out and developed claims for
herself. In Tucson, Bisbee, Tomb
stone and several other towns Miss
eastman has conducted general stores
aud big lodging houses for the miners.
She is as adventurous in pushing for
ward to a new region as any man miner
with a fresh stake, and she no sooner
hears OF new and promising camp
than she starts for it. She buys town
lots, places sites, and lode claims for
next to nothing, and unloads at big
profit.
'At first she didn't get out of the
camps soon enough, and consequently
she has been poor about as many times
as she has been rich. She has big
pluck, though. and II she goes broke
an one place she soon makes a turn
and gets up again.
"Down in Harqua Hala, her flannel
shirted employees will set out bacon
and beans for the miners at dollar q
plate, and she will make her locations
{ and begin mining as usual.
''She reads good deal and is pretty
we'll informed on most all subjects,
and she is a quick. incisive talker.
When she has a reverse she takes it
nOnchalantly, and is just as level
headed. .self-contained and serene as IL
she had made a fortune. San Fran
cisco Cor. N. Y. Sun.
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CrayOn Portraits.

VI If you want first.class hand made
crayon portrait call on 7. Georgi, Mason
ic Temple, up stairs. Portraits made Of
any size from old ambrotypes, segarro-
types or photographs. Frames of all
kinds furnished at low prices. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed in every case.
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

WE HAVE for sale thres hundred and
w sixty acres OF land. In tracts TO suit
&c s!us S MI %is ;n;s e Ho
plenty OF good timber. Would divide nicely
Into tracts Of l12 acres, los acres and l00 ncres
This land will be told cheap and vii be bar
R.T. HOUGH,
Ex'rs q the Will Of VIM. Barry. decd.
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Marriage Licenses.

Mood G. Mosier and Anna L. Hogsett.
John A. Dishean and Kittie Caldwell.
H. M. Candy and Mary A. Lafferty.
Charles F. West and Louie Campbell.
Robert Wilson and Annie White.