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THE REAR GUARDS LOG BOOK.
Stanley's Zanzibar Servant Relates His
Experience.

Experience.
The London Times continues its publication
OF the rear guard log books &c. Stanley's
Zanzibar servant, Saieh Ben Osman, gave this
version Of the cannibalism incident: Jameson
gave Hamadi some cloth to purchase slave.
Hamadi procured girl, but refused to deliver
her personally to the cannibals, and jameson
took her by the wrist and handed her to them.
They stabbed her dead, cut up the flesh while
it still quivered toasted it on sticks and ate il
while Jameson sat sketching the scene. Tip
poo lib on hearing the story was Disguised aud
refused to see jameson for two days. On ar
irving at the falls Barttelo. tried to get O car
rier from Tippoo lib through the Sodanese
chief. MeRara. He told the latter he should
send Bonny home and he and Jameson would
cut their way to Wadelai. rescue Emip and re-
turn big men, she (Megara) will be big chief
in Egypt and I general i'll England" Sale
says Tippoo warned Barttelot to be specially
careful in dealing with the Manyemas and not
modest their women, this being their most
sensitive point.
In regard to the murder Of Barttelot Saleh
declares that Barttelot knocked Sanga's wife off
q scat and kicked her in the stomach. Sanga,
on learning this, obtained gun and fred twice
killing Barttelot and wounding woman.
Bonny succeeded in quoting the excited camp
In the evening the Zangbaris danced and sang
and burned the wooden triangle where the
major had SO often caused them to be logged
When the Arabs at the falls expressed sorrow
for Barttelot's death Jameson remarked: .sHe
killed himself"
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HIS OBJECT LAUDABLE.
But John Must Pay $50 For Carrying
a Pistol.

John Moore, q young colored man, and Ada
Brown, q good-looking colored girl, admitted
in the Police Court today that they loved each
othe-, and it was for that reason that John
probably had pistol Saturday to use on his
sweetheart Ada went TO house on Armory
street, where John found her. 1t was in evil
dence that John objected to her going to the
house in which he found her, and . witness
said that he drew pistol and told her that he
bought it for her and IL he had seen her earlier
in the day he would have used it on her.
John denied the charge. but Officer Mulvey
produced a revolver that he recovered from
where ne learned Moore had left it,
Lawyer Kicks argued that John found the
girl in a house of i'll repute and he went to
rescue her from what promised to be q life Of
shame.
Judge Miller told John that his object was
laudable one and was deserving Of praise
rather than censure. But" said the Judge,
'.you did what no man IN this District can do
You put that instrument of death in your
pocket, for which there Is one penalty and that
penalty is $50. That is the amounl You viii
have to pay"
Counsel noted an appeal
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Special London Cable Dispatch to the New York World
Mr.. Parnell furnished the World tonight with
the following letter which he has sent to the
Irish members:
DEAR SIR: You will permit me, in accordance
with my usual custom, to remind the members
OF the Irish parliamentary party that the session
will open on Tuesday, the 18th instant, when it
is most desirable that our full strength should
be available. wish to lay special stress upon
the necessity for the attendance Of every man
upon the opening day, as it is unquestionable
that the coming session will be one of combat
from the first to the last and that great issues
depend upon its course. I am, dear sir,
yours truly,
CHARLES STEWART PARNELL.
November Is, 1890.
This letter affords a direct corroboration of
the Worlds interview of Saturday as to the
manner in which Mr.. Parnell intends treating
an adverse verdict in the O'Shea divorce suit
1t will be observed as characteristic of the man
that when the whole political world here was
wildly specializing as to what Mr.. Parnell would
DO he was coolly penning his whip to his fol-
lowers according to his usual custom.
He thus, according to the fervid views Of his
most enthusiastic friends ''sets at rest once and
for all the hopes of the tories and the fears of
the liberals that he would permit this political
cabal in the shape of divorce suit drive him
from the leadership of the party which he has
created and raised to a position of unexam-
Piled power in British politics"
The judge will direct the Jury to find for
Capt. OShea and decree nesi will be granted
At the end of six months Can't. O'Shea can
apply to have the decree made absolute. Then
the marriage will be dissolved. leaving Mr..
Parnell and Mrs. OShea free to marry If thew
wish. This is not an improbable consequence
OF the suit, according to the best opinion in
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsox DRoa. Aucuoneers.
~ Cor. 9th and ID sta n W.

Cor. ON and d sta NV
SPECIAL SALE OF a UsEHoLp ruRNrrURy.
f5sEs ta
@ HSEsbsf MORNING, soy.MpER EIGHT
SiA II I Rs Scfoc sfKEE f Gs5
GfRiGHT iAso e S1ei FINS sae HALF LIZ SaVs
eH sik AK ERsrassIdS tArf BkES
S1yGHEs n Rug ASP MysIe k6Sks
f FEY sa5S dSsi Ere efsf' H1ESiF MAN
.E q ssS sSRa
E.s.E az s1EssaS ssssD Eo Er s5ssE
ONE DAYTON WAGON ASD TWO CARRIAGES.
ATTwELyE O'CLOCK N oSS, sAks & co. IS PRIZE
s s8k THE BENEFIT OF The SUCCESSFUL
TRgsIEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPHoyIp
sTREET xgTT&IHS TafkTkESTH AND
The As surviving trustee. under and by
Of the in sa9
corded in n6sr No l4i6. folio asa e. seq; OF the
request Of the party thereby 1.-THE maker the
trust having made default in the payment Of the in
front q the premises. on The Ell iIksI DAY OF D
oEhBEh AID 1880. at Fou II O'CLOCK Pm, &c
in the city Of Washington. District OF Columbia benS
the borsh fGSn, Of original lot 90 in square
last Capitol street by a depth Of one hundred ard
tn,rtytOne feet and nine inehe. tl3l e m on n,
on the east line and contsining eight thousand nine
hundred and thirty square feet OF ground
Terms Of sss onethird 90 cash and the balance in
~ aud twelve months thereafter with interest
AZ cent. the giving decd the
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WASHINGTON Musical Club, November -
Twenty-Five Cars Ditched.

A terrible accident occurred on the Chicago
and Erie railroad last night, as o result Of which
three persons will lose their lives. Freight
train No. S6. eastbound, was coming down the
heavy grade near Leving Station, near Hunt
ington, Ind, at high rate of speed As
the engine neared the west end of the switch il
left the rail and turned over on Its side in the
ditch. Twenty-Five cars filed with live stock
were wrecked. Engineer Toohey, Fireman
Cappins and Brakeman DeKay were in the en-
CINE cab and had not time TO save themselves.
Toohey was thrown upon the track and for
hours no trace of him could be found. His
dead and horribly mutilated body was At last
taken out from under . carload Of hog& Fire
man Ce.ppins Il MORALLY hurt. having been
struck by piece OF iron that passed nearly
through his body. Brakeman DeKay had an
arm torn OF and was badly injured internally.
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The Livery Stable Injunction Case.

In tho case OF Mary Ellen Bush against John
II. Gheen, bill to restrain the erection Of Q
livery stable on the square bounded by o, l4th
and 18th streets northwest, on lot west of the
Riggs market, the defendant today hied an
answer denying that be intended to violate the
law, or that the complainant would be damaged
as claimed
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I,oR sALE-CHEAP-ON VERY EASY TERMS.
Il new nine-roOm house: thgee-story press-brick
front; northwest; mi open freplaces; cabinet
tells heated by furnace; southern exposure; 800
cash balance 400 monthly.
nl4-3t PUOLE KNOTT 6lO 13ths
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More than q .00o. 900 in outside capital has
been invested IN Norfolk within the past twelve
montha -
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I,oR sALE-BY 4. L. MATTICE 4 co,

II go ST NV.
AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Lot 40 feet fTont-inprnved
by large double brick resi-
drnce, suitable tor conversion
into Office building
Situation of the best on
Che street.
Price. $50. 600 or about $40
per So. foot.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO..
nl7-Os 1924 f ST. A. w.
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PARNELL ISSUES A CALL.
Thus He Asserts That He Is Still thu
Leader OF His Party.

NOT TO BE prTERRrD Br THE OUTCOME OF THE
o'sHEA DIVORCE Casa FIERCE COMBAT Ex-
PEcTED AND HE WISHES TO CLOSE Up THE
RANKS.
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UNSUCCESSFUL Arrrxrr TO rnovr Az Aim
WITNESSES ARRksTED ron rERJuRY-rHE c. =
ATTORNEY AND rosTNAsrKR AT JACKSON norn
FoRxKR wAsHiN0roNIAxs
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TUE SOCIAL WORLD.

l. Miss Kate Seybil,n and Mrs.
Mcintosh are visiting Mrs. Ken
per, at Glencoe.
Miss Mamie kempel returned
! home last Thursday, after a
Lengthy visit to Miss L. Weeks,
fof New Iberia.
Misses Mary and Matte Bate
man returned last Saturday from
New Orleans, where they had
been visiting their Aunt Mrs.
Wlr. Wood.
Miss Addie Gordy spent several
days this week with Mrs j. W.
Lyman.
Mrs. \. Underwood went to
New Orleans last Monday
Miss Helen Birg weht3to New
Orleans on Monday last 10 make
cutie stay. It il expected that
she viii, while dow, lack on The
new organ for the Catholic
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Signr
spent last Sunday at Jeanerette.
We are sorry to learn Of the
Illness of Mrs. A. Ct. Frere.
We are sorry to learn ct, Mss
Blancll Kenper's continued illness.
Mrs, Dave Allen, Of New Iberia,
paid a visit to her mother Mrs.
Jones. last week.
Miss Mag Riley and Mrs. Riley
Of s.. Paul. Mimi. are the guest
Of Mrs. J. L. Shaw Of Alice {.
Plantation.
Miss Maize Ferret is visiting at
Bellevue Plantation.
Mr. and Mrs. ConneIy hfr last
week for their home IN New Iberia
We are glad to Sc" that Mr.. Con
nelly is able to be out again after
his severe illness; bat regret that
we have to lose him Immediately
on his recovery,
Mr.. Walter Hare, a former res
ident Of Franklin and n2,Wso ,f {
paH Of last week in town:
Mr.. Artlair 5Bonvelin Of Glen
zoe Was in t0wl'otn day.
AIessrs. Dave Calder ard e
Scanned Of New Orleans visited
ST. Mary this week, looking after
their planting interests.
Nj. LEROY Burgultres was III
town Saturday.
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Del11 GuSI2L L,
Parish of st. Mary
MARCH 8. $780,

By virtue of the authority vested by the constitution
and laws Louisiana, for sale for cash at
principal IL which the Civil Dis
c Parish held e al hour for judicial
sales beginning eleven o'clock SATURDAY, fE 18th
Az APRIL H. b. 1890, and continuing each eling
completed, al property which
Louisiana aud Parish of 81. Mary 70
assessed le year 1880 together with
interest Uay Of December 1855 the of
two per cent. IeI month"; until fHic and costs.
The said Geiinquett payers the amount OF taxes
lue said and the property
cd to be rr sale, following. to-Wlt:
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Cartel Altreii, house aud lot Bal north
by Il lane. eas.' by Brr'rn. south by CAT
ferry and ives by Cormier,
Conor Leon, acres Of land I'D north
and east by NcColiune, south by Rorel,
and wcst by road,
Castaguet Estate, house AVID Let in
Franklli bI north by Habert cast By
ilow bridge, south u. Commerce st,eet,
aud west by Levy.
hurelrA. f. Mrs. los: 2 9 ( 5eTs
and in square NJ. Morgan CITY.
remarico +. 1 'fnls9, buggy ane
rtrck il trade. @
y nruilIet Ernest 10 ceres Of Lane BID
north by Teche. east by ar cit, south
by Foster, and "9st by Il lane.
DaLgertield Emeline Mrs. house and
lot b north and east by a lale, south by
Patton ard west by Lacy.
Delvaille J. 465 acres, Louc piers
Plantation.
Davis Geo. and wife, house and lot I'D
north by Campbell, east hy street,
south by Thomas and west by swawp.
Elite Adolph mules.
Esstien Sebastien / mules and cart {
Fortune Louis, 6 acres of land BID
north by Shattuck and Hoffman, east
by Ste. emofi, south and ives by sigur.
Flarna. an John, 21 acres of land ID
above by Burguieres below by Lancon.
Falterlaan Deure, 6 mites and est.
Fl wefs Armstrong. i'm; iToyements Of
HiHdios plant tio,. a.id mules.
Fortune Louis Ests, 10 acres of land
bd north by Joseph, east by Lacy. south
by Washington and west by Teche.
Foster & Richard, 50 acres of land I'D
north by Sorrel. east by railroad, south
DO Lockett and by road. rs
Fernandez NJ. c. horse l buggy and
stock i'll trade.
Francois Jno. Est. Son, 20 acres cf
land BID north by Adam, east, south ANA
west by Cert %
Fills Aug, 10 acres Of land BID north by
Bob. east by oorrel K. K. south by
Joseph and west by Gouias.
Griffin Caoline Mrs. 10 acres of land
I'D north and east by Fills, south by
Locket and west by road.
Gautreaux Meryille, 4 mules and a
cart.
Career valmo, u acres of land I'D
north by Wilson, east by Harding, south
by Morris, and west by Teche.
Grooms Jackson, Est, 10 acres of land
bd north by Baldwin, east by Harding,
south by Baldwin.
Green Jerry, one-half acre of land on
Bayou BGuf beolw Morgan City. :.
Harrison c. +. Est, house and lot N
Franklin bd north by Brig, east by 2nd
street, south by Oh mayer and west b,
3rd street.
Hill Emile, lot I'D north by Bell, cast
br Gutter, south by Hill and west by
| Willard
Honori Marie Mrs. IA acres of land bd
north bp HONOR, east by Jack, south by
johnson and west by Locket.
Hebert Francois Son, wagon and
stock in trade.
Hardy William, house and lot be
north by Hollins, east by lane, souti
bv Pierre and west by Hunt.
Harr1e John, lot I'D north by Cham
bers, east by a lane, south by Ierne
end west by lane.
Holland Benjamine, 3acros of land o
north aud east by Laurence. s"uth l.
Weste ling and west by front street.
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ghe death of Mrs. J. NJ. Bur
gui'-res last Friday tie aot:l cast
gloom over the whole commHni-
.ty.d The news of her oneatIl WAS 50
sudden and unexpected that it was
not credited fn quite while.
She was buried Saturday, March
j, at Is'e Piquant. Tie heart
felt svnrY athIes Of the BANyER are
extended to Mr.. Bmgliieres in his
sad bereavelp ept.
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For Sele.

A small place, comfortable
residence, 2 cabins and stable; 100
acres in field, 40 in pastures.
Over 100 in wood and swamp.
For sale or rent - long time and
small cash payment.
Apply at BANNER Office fol
4afornaat;on M8-3t.
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The Weston stranger who re-
wing on the warm southern spring
came into our midst Il Sholt time
back arrayed in almost summer
raiment was seen last Saturday
taking the train homeWArd h"uni'
wrapped il bitter thoughts and an
old conf, derate overcost ami BIS
'a,t words, as he t5ok his sat N
tho ear, wtr.o sar:ist,c rel ctior>
on the ..SunnysSoutI.'-
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as to the damage done the cane by
the late freeze, we find they are
all Of the opinion that the cane is
not killed much below the surface
Of the ground. And they all
agree that this will yet be a good
crop year.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

view cover the garden
is not any attractive rs pre-
Frost and freeze have done
the young vegetables.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Notice has ahoen issued by the
Stat Department hat a reward
Of 5000 will be given the captor of
Robert II Dell, who md red his
wife near Pat:ersovifie in Sertem
Der last. \ clpe to the EIerca-
bouts OF tine murderer has been
discovered and the r. ward may
be claiaied lie due course OF time.
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k roals are in a fine conli-
|as level and hard rs if they
asphalt, aud the light rai;i
day has laid all the dust, so
ng is now a pleasure.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

BANNER is the Official
|al Of st. Mary Parish. 50
i'm your subscription and
hp with the times.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

an active and efficient set Of 81
ficers, the association should
shortly become a nourishing
stable and valuable institution.
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| Miss Leila Kent, OF Mnss5n, Ia
niece Of Mrs. Underwood of
llcylc Plantation, returned 70
anklin last Saturday to pursue
!, stu,.ie, ut st. ,In.s's Academy
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

r..a hundred ana nrrr Iii,iliS
bricks have been ordered Tor
Central Factory, Contracts
nearly two nil!lon mo4e viii
lE1h out.
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Mr.. l.. BolIn, Of Il treat plan
'tion, killed a hog last Saturday
,,t weighed 5e7 pounds when
rcssed This + an ~Tahfpie O.
lat we conc do in That line with
title ca e.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

,e Ladies of the Episcopal.
/ rch were ont on grand collect
t,.,rs, the crly pirt Of the
X. Wehope they met With the
cess that Their eft IRIS deserve.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

The sudden change il tie
weather last week was very pro
duclivo c. colds, coughs, etc. 4
.dropln the thermometer from IS to
y deg. is not to he sneezei at
that is, it is to he sneezed at, CT at
least twas sneezed at, as we know
from personal experience.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Capt. 81. Freeman was obliged
to discontinue work on TIE hull Of
the Mary Lewis by the high. tide
Of last week covering the wreck
As soon rs the elements permit,
the energetic ship builder will pro
ceed rapidly to shape Il new
steamer from the old bulk.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Don't YOU know yon hrvc :"
Ie,rr without price -harrif- two:
dollars in the BANNER Add
Iour il me to its subscription list
ustan'cr. Ora Il may miss an III
valuable copy. join the march OF
progress, and subscribe.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Aan-iler one Of tho awful hanging
.ccdcn,s has occurred in which the
rope h-Gke ana The murderer was lifted
1ainting from the ground, revived and
kept waiting while new rope was pro-
.,ured to hang him over again. There Is
ar, unutterable horror about scene like
shii If man mast lie hanged, certain
" the law owes it to Him 70 see that tbs
rope " i'll not break.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Toe Mayer passed through
|lst Thursday, Ell route for
son where he will be located
he time to come.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

1'ht cnterrl'iSing AMI progress
i've planter, Mr. !. 4. Eougan. Of
Allsterlitz plantation, has import
cd a carload Of Sicilians, Russians
ana Roumanlans He is employ
ing then in Bis cane feel. and
1T 'rIns Us that they do more ana
better work in 4 day than he
could eve" Get out 0 f the native
lahoreps.- Poi;lte Cqupec Baa ,tr.
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S15 80
Or laetioin Of e. J, Smith, the
Mayor was authorized TO appoint
il comwiytee composed OF two
members Of the Council whose
tlutyit shall lie to ascertain wheth-
or the town is entitled to a street
leading from Main street at a
point between the properties OF
,he children of j. b. TarltOn and
others and the property of Mrs.
NJ. McHugIf, extending from sad
Main strees to the property now
owned by II. Weber, and to re
port at the next. meeting OF the
Council. The Mayor appointed
on said committee, Messrs. =. >.
Smith and M. Bell. D
There being no other business
to b. transacted tho Council then
adjourned.
J. W. LYMAN,
Secretary.
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Last Thursday, AT the Catholic
school yard, little Trastour Como,
while engaged in a game OF base
ball, was liitaon the nose by a foul
ball and was very badly injured.
1t is though. that the bridge Of his
nose is br0ten. He is now III Pat
terson with his parents.
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heavy f'eezes OF last week,
ling a great deal Of harm;
1t been as bad on the cane
first thought.
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y, " that Franklin h}s oSHor' ca
ed in getting II Certral Factory
the II ighboring towns seem 60
nave awake cd to ? the fact
that it is 40 good idea,
and several places have come t.
tic conclusion tn t they must 90
forth and do likewise. That 5
right, boom it ur a-d y II will OBJ
tain one or "t | asst we hop that
,.ich will be the c Sc.
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Alpha Gee ". hmlseand lo+ in Frank
lin, bounded north by Pelret, east BY
-dgur, south b. Adams st end west by
Paltrey.
Allison d. 3. let Nc. il square No
Sc III Morgan City. 3
4ArmeHn Joseph, two acres of land
hou,G ct north by E,oaund, east hy puB
tic load, south and wCt by Armelia
.u.r"stine Eugene sirs. house and lot,
bounded north " railroad, wost by
kircEen. auuth and west BY Bai6Ein.
Alton c. t. hcuee and lot, bdon0rth by
Tecte, etet by ALIGN, south by DelN{fGlle
aud west Is Rothinpr.
Anssir VIM forty acres, "Jee Landay
tract fronting Bayon Cheno,
Amedce AugEtscq W." acres OF land
bd north by Gdulas, = as. by railraad,
south biz Joseph and west by Goulas.
Benton Wostler, aet No. 10 il square
No 81, Mcrgan Ciy.
Broussald D. (hye stcck4 RULES.
Breaux Eraste, . mules.
Blanchard Evwlest, mules AID, a
cart.
Portte Uly"r Nus. $50 acrgs II land 10,
-iiDl III ~ 4NbftilCt, t"oh ~ ictNt
By Sigur, and west by woods.
Boiin Robert, house arc let Id nerth
by Trowbrihs 80. cast by IScne, south by
Wilson and west by road.
Barrilearx Arther -aisd Bro. two
mules.
Boudreaux Chas, six nieles and !
cart.
Barrilleaux Terna, two mules.
Bsllinger CelestiIe, two mules, 3
horses, , carts and buggy. 90
Barns Henry.
Byrne James, house and lot bounded
north by Tcche, east by Weigh man,
south by Road and west by road.
2Rut tu Dol. house and lot,2 bounded
north by Berry, cas-. bya lane, soath by
Sa an s2e II 'ttsf, hogse and lot bounded
above by lark, below by CATER
Brooks Lee, house aud lot bounded
north bv lot 30, 62. east by Camhrick,
south by road and west by lot No. Y.
Broussard philegeHc, ? acres of land,
BID ,fcrth by Sorrel. east by l'uch sle,
sott1h by road aud west by Sorrel.
BrasEear Walter, lots in Norg III City,
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Hon. r. j. Foster has visited
HE leyees of this district. and eN-
hmined them carefully. and eX-
presses great confidence As TO
Their resisting the great strain
brought TO bear on them.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

! A. G. Allen ard District
" ". j. sutton are in
attending court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Mr.. Jno. b. Tariton: OF this
place. has sold his Bayou BGuf
to Mr.. Breau O'Brlen
II Pettersa. We understand
III It several other partie, are also
Interested in the purchase.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

c. T. t., has been organ
baldwin. %
Lwn is full of strar gers,
|lrummers, SO there must
hess.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

On interviewing several planters
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Sheriff Frere went down to
Morgan City last week and
|p}aced Jno. Shin, Sam Shinn and
Is dolph Clou r lnder arrest for
the peace. They were
in the recent shoot
ing affairs there.