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New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
For Young LadicS-Countrv.

ID oARDING SCHOOL TOR GIRLS UNDER y YEARS
ID OF a.e; .l25 yraIv; M-hc-t q frlc', Addr - Nj
NJ. c.. L. o. Boa 5io Philadelphia Ft
n OLLEGIATE SCHOOL Ter GIRLS. ENGLE|OoD.
Y y J.-Keopen. september 20 ftcitrAi", i!l ''.'
lege spcclsitg l'uy.s admt..d ~ ta-.,i. Wellesley
ID Smith Oh our certificate. ADALlNt W SlEti.INH.
CAROIINE NJ GLRRISH 4.
L'oRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE f1r
Young Women. .pcf.o. t44t.n-e. a'l''.. .tn".t,
and ad ,autage, SIC. ~nd for n.'.f a'"i ,'f''f'.
JOS l.. KING. b. D.. Pres. ioit idNad. y. =.
Ii BOkDlN Il'NN. y. J.
Primary Collocat. PIeplIa' orr I'm .sh a1f ieunh.
dclnrtwents. 10 alton h'd.thfu
Terms moderate. Tor .n!oiG alton, % rc--
MAEY RAYMOND EtAlSLIN, 8. T.. Prn.
MT. HoLYoKE SENI&AEY AND ,oILit,i-
vi Seminary and COIcg courses H'I a+I"'-t- ana dn-
grr-- Isbortorle-. Cabinets. Library. 1000 to..
inc Art Gallery. Boar. sld Tuition --0' .tr tf'nt
pt H. go. Mr.. L. D. MtAb, a.. sid nf, S'.'-
CT. AGNES SCHOOL FOE GIRLS Albany y. y
> T. D.. Ii .. Tern, 800 per annum. Intranrr f'c
s2j. Twenty first y'1r l"et- 'nher p For Daa-
locues addre,- ST. AGNro SCHOOL
rpHE MISSES ANABLE'S RoARDING S'HoOL TOR
open sept. 2fth. student, y I'r'd fof coli %.
xIJALNUT LANE SCHooI-fo formerly Madame Clon-
~ Determination, IuiadrI I.a. Boa tirr ana !f
school for Young Ladies. Bath opens s. tibot a
Acaden!cal and Collie 60 Pierarttot Co.r-r .htr
Wellesley NJ examination. FLOR rtr 'tf- Adlf'er
Mrs. 1HFODORA T.. RICHARDS Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY a. NJ. Associate PRINCIPAL
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THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL For GIRLS
14O AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.

For Boys and Young Mcn-County.
"A boys June So 70 D. Ss5 f4a1oa uI'
r oRDENrOwN On = AA5E MI5rA"S H. lfaT4lrE fiial.p.l
Lieut.. 7. D. LANDON, CommandAnt
CHELTENHAN AcADEAiY osoNII PAv school
equipment Gymnasium m.n,.y lI.l @' ASyfUG1n SI,
&C. .a1re'' JOHN CALVIN RICE. A NJ Prlncipa.
n0SORIs SCHOOL. GLEN COVE. NEW:YoEK.
A. se Jt ac aGGOI rs to, to- s~S 0 Is it s pJf
nStcf month b f. ocGSNoit h. L. I p. Director
ELMwoop SCHOOL [oM Bofs-At S At 5a Mto!d qGno 3 o
ei Sy ih sos scaSd S5i DC Xdd5ss TS FE&yE 0%E
y EDEEAL MIL scHQeLA HON, s,hq9 SCI {a for city
year Open. SEPTEMBER 10 SUD for ,cglr Ncf.rnce,
Rev H0"''' ''O'iS Rev G. H. RIGGS g. Il Principal
CREEnoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y. ]. 46rh year
college PREPARATION specially business high school
"IIlls OF = 81 " Vacation School" 500 It 81.
III Newton q. JIIusiitut" STUDY, recreation, c1n p-
.nr horses ponies donkcs, for riding exercise. j. VIII
y 0wDER POINT sCHooL poHoury, Ma,'-rhs, =
tc.chns; iaboia,o,i,, F, B. KYArP s. II.
SUMMFIRn In scH92k HS2 roH HgcR99i R99i ro.,vo 1xY
Overlooking L. sound send FOR illustrated catalogue.
g UMNEE SCHOOL. q, The Pcc5-sl Military A.adcHy.
-L''.StSa 56hS S,S'FF TiLDES -' a. ~ NJ g. Principal
< UMMER CAMP. on (snandagus lsk'.-. .'''''-
- Ing for colegr eNauination-. j. IL LII 10 "f"N'
Place. Rochester. y. I.
TINE PFEKsKILL MILITARY ACADENY.
sepe.S5r An2!i4iiso f. 700 now DR JoHN T. fii6FX Pr1p
rNUE PEINCFTON. Prelarat,rv school. olans Sr7,. j.,
L Inqur.r- may b. add % President PATTON. ~
j. Il, FINE. Hcadma-tr. Princeton. y j.
TWO VAChNCIE~ fot Young bows u home s. hool for
/ ncN, school yea ONLY ;oui hoar.-. 'ah.n. u 'I' care
and comfoit, Atdr,s- T.. u. M'N IANA b.. ntou s. j.
VACATION STUDY AND SPORT ~ THE MANI
wood. for three four toys ~ -" right 0f. mo
a competent ins'ructor or .1rtcuarN ap!y I'd" 'l''-
INR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL N"fhurr. y. y.
yy,ESIEYAN ACADEMY-One ~ tho h1lfdo1'n hos'
y; Classical s'd Academic >.fo'i~ 60 N'T ~ ana
The uavn.nt of 81 al, 4nco VII cover ofl art TUITION.
board washing and hfating 10 the AL trr D.
ginning Aug %. Send for catalogue 20 a. ~ STEELE,
Principal Wilbrham. Mass
XVfLLISTON SEMINARY.
prepares hoys any college scientific school Opens
Sar $500 Nrw lahur4toT..- and fnfn mons Al
iulldincs heated br steam. Ada-0-- k.N WI. FAl-
TAGHER. Principal. n-t'nnu'on, Mas.
WORCESTER ACNDENY.-T0r.,Nth year. Thoronrh
w preparation for any college CO.. -r'nh' school. y"
buHdnc admirably oquippd. 'm'I. PLAY grounds.
Dormitore, attractive and D. at-l bv -f,ll.
D. w. ABERCEOMBIE. \. ~. Principal
Worcester. Mass.
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Ddnrlne AraOemcs.

A LEXANDER MeGREGOR's,
II los West J5th-st.
Private lessons in dancing,
any time by appointment.
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financial MceilnQs.
DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
L PIER fOOl OF CANAL,sI, NORTH RIVER
Iic forty third m,ctlng OF kAodrrs II tho
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY wii bo held
ONCE u tho company pier foot Of Ctnast No:.l
River ule ciN OF New -ior~, ou WEDNESDAY. rt
18th day OF May 1870 twte the hour ~ ~ ~.
O'Clock b. n tor 2" ction Of Director, aud The 'r'
such other business ry come before
H. Ih ttlnser books the comlaiN vii clos. At 600.
onlco " the Cn9n Trust COM pan, Monday the 1891
THURSDAY. Mav %, 1890, at 10 O'Clock =. on.
W. II LANE. Secretary.
once u TN NEW-NOEK EOTITABIE INS. co.
No - NALl.S1 NEW NOitA. May 20. 1850.
INHL ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors
l Of thl- Company VIII b. held on Monday. the "a dly
Of June next. between tn houg, Of ]. n and o'clock
D. IN lNO. 4. MILLER. SECRETARY.
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Miscellaneous.

IgOBART COLLThf.
cut June .22u. lui Icc ..'l iuH'ifis
Ja,e l. - & and S,pi. lo .,.,,. H o
$50 respectively Sept 1c a. Competitors go i,qlt'd
t. Announce th,i. u.cutor b. .5. june .t Ini if
tion adore. Ircf. ". T. NtI.I D,,u. Gene,a y. s.
:, moo. ,I IAl.;l.e-iON. Most thoroI.. training
- body lLd mind oisu, oct. -. summer AZ
NcSr Ort. July D. tirN1l- fi.c.
s.. =. c. ElN. lj- p .nu-t.. 30 'on. Mas.
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Dipi0cn0 \ oilces.

OFFICE or THE UNITED STATES rQrIrAnlF
GAS COMPANY, A. BROADWAY. ROOMS
., AND 81. NEW. YORK. MAY ~. 1890.
DINlpLND 81 one PER CENT ON the
" cup tal tnO.k ~ ris Company lr- been DECLARED
pa,able Irdly Juno %. 1890 The transfer b,pk, "lh
b. co-,, Tn daf. Juno 10. at O'Clock y. m. aud
ols,nrd saturday, June Il, ~ 10 O'Clock q u.
A. h. PRO Al. Secretary.
III. WOKIH DENVER CITY RAILWAY COMPANY.
49,, riNHfNNvv -" ~" A(G,-N pltl, n., ,.oo
COl pON No. II from the First Mortgage
~ pnd- ~ this Company. falling first. proNimo
viii be- paid after that dat. ON pr. .seutaton the
Of the Mercantile Trust Company No. l2O broadway
Ncw-No ofk CITY.
j. 7 GRANGER. Financial Agent
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHICAGO. H.. May ), 1870
n OTICE.-A quarterly dividend of Two Dol
per share has this day been declared the pre-
ferd aud common stock Of this company PAYABLE ON the
~ June next tp o'kuirrs c.o.d the
Close of business hours on the fifteenth instant
div drnd on shares registered York viii be
paid the office oi The company'> agents Mcsss John
iaton Co., No. - Wam-St.. New and the divi
dend registered in Chicago viii be paid the
once o Che treasurer Of the company.
c.. II FOSTER,
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Au5irurilun.
For Young LadieS-CI

OF ounS l>dbINH N'NJ'
IL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. .o,
cnz btbaye aod year Enqlish ana art teacher wanted
S UMMEE 81 S~ION Of American klnc, i-"r'e' -n"I.ia
- school "a funniest East Orange. y. 80 ",,hs
course b gins July 9. EMILY NJ. CoE. lTh.' 81 Ne7O
.2d-st, y. Y
" AN NOEMAN'S INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1887: HONE
AND DAY SCIOOL-,SN ana - ,I-,-,I' az he9l
End.Aye Mmc. VAN NORMAN. Principal
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PENNsYLvANIA EAILKoAp cOMpANY

PENNSlLN NM KA!IKOAD lOMpANY,
IltEASU kERS DEPARTMENT.
PuILADFLPHIA, MAY !. 1890;
II IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
ONE.IIALF PER CENT. and an EXTRA dividend ot
ONE.HALF OF ONE PER CENT upon the Capital stock
Of the Company clear 0 tax, PAYABLE and after NAV
% 1890 to shareholders registered the ooks OF the
COMPANY at o'clock y. m. April 30. 1890.
on Nav 20 dividend, will be paid To WOMEN ONLY.
RORr. w SMITH. Treasurer.
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N(I\F STEAMSHIP co.

\ n,i' dlr.-t Iir. 10 Cottlre CIV, Mass. and
Nm, onr.cflf- Al Portland " ith oil r. road
Io I,,.s fof Ittr IIa-lo. Old hard p ana
ana ft Wou1'aIs IL. .kan4 Balro'. Ia>tpori
"a - i hn =. B. and ail eastern summer resorts.
,,r- "a ,y.-y " ,-d.s snd >ttu. day AZ y n.
fr.,. Pier 3s East i.iys loot Of Matkt Srrgt \. l.
o- ,sr ~ information Appy % HDl'AIlo HAIL. Aseh'
81
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26

u JACh~ONV ILII MD Nj. IIVtIUA IVIN To-
TN CLYDl 81 NNsHir .lMPANh
uGt'f0f- Cnar.-tol aud ia k,outi tues MAY y.
cIIi.Ok ill., CIlri'-ou and JarAont.! .!e = t.' ';at "l
yrNt~Nf.f Char, aut ia k-oHsfll' Tues ino g.
~ 81 >lr.F Crail.-'c1 auf Jackeon.l!" III ihr q.
All .toar.r~ frst--a-e Ias .grr a. Dnn datiohs
lnsrancc uud,r op,n po cic &. ~ onoNn o one per
cent " N l. '"'N'- p,vl.no ,ir.en \ Y
Q 4 q ID Il Z Ny n Y
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: rW-YoRK AND CUBA MAIL S. COM

rt.f TOR O. BA AND MEXICO.
..,,-Dii I''' 'U,'t'l ~ Clrl,,4s W.d May %
or,.rlIx,.ToN }i' f'as'c-o. .l,'i I4ri %, v,v q,
..-.,.-,., ft,..r. .d ti.afarra-. Wet june {.
''.'' '' " ,lIlt. ~. er,,o. Caul..a-
I ri AL A tN4.lA ! Iforfsrt e Yea Cruz sat June
SANTIAGO. C.r'... Thur. June d
" UAItrl ~. e o ~ pts-1r". ay. o.
JAMi~ l. MAHD { Co. ll5 WaIIst
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
Orcall Steamers

UAARN' West '1'n street
Trunks, Satchc- BAGS, Steamer Chairs. Rugs, so.
Iar-e,t stock and best values IT. Ncw-hor ork
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26

Brooklyn.
ION(; ISLAND. BroOoiyu, 80 TO ~ Nashlngton-aNe
IT CATHARINE'S HALL. FOURTEENTH YEAl.
- DIOCEsAN 81 nQOh ron, lOt \" LApliS AMD
ritrI-6REN Advent Term begins september =, 1890
Terms p'r annun English trg1cn, German, ana Lain
en,rtmcnt $50 Der annun. Prepares for College Apply
TO ihG irhGrsfITu sSfHITTuI' YEAR ST. CATHARINE'S IN THE
Nor ISNTNINS Hoderncs-, y. II. Recreation school.
Session from June = to September B. Terms sl"V'
20
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I30 lnlA y N rNnEtnLI.LI II. IS n-o,away. NY.
INMAN LINZ L. ; and ROYAL Mail Steamers

MNi ~ ~ ']s0~% ANi'2''G' t'f'Hi;rh"i t''i;
.-.I.. t. I.iIIN W.int-ff. Allf .- D., 80 D. Do.
.DIII DT CHI STIR - W.dI..lly June g. o. u.
tf|l of.t lffDt.. ... W,iI..it' juno %. .. r..
..|Y DI Nf.'H Il.K N.,i.r.tt tt. Jg.e l~ q q. u.
r. ., rc- tq : u; lf'.'n'u- ,Ar'-'a. 'e--, Ferry
fIr~r CArlN $50 "a upN1ri according g. s;.ame,
an lo,4,.on . on. St,0NP3 ttAnlN. o,;w',i s2i
s. tiGuI : sDS9. G,nrra. Acrr,' BOWLING
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LLOYD IS. co.

XEwNoEa 6ocrnANrroy Asp nnFMEN.
IA + -NPEI->S STEAMERS
T-,... We'd. N,. - noon. Gahr W'i. June :. a. m.
g.. -r Nl4 a. 3 %. n.. l,r Jul. o. . .. r.
ial. ru.,. in "a " a n. Nl',r W.d.. juno H. noon.
lr., c.iin oo .nd upEai b.rth. corlnr o. lJDa.
tI.r .onf t.l 40. tI $3.50 hrrth. So, lowest
az, o. .Rie1I~ co. 80 . Bow lng Green.
CONPAGNE GENLRALE Transa'lantique,
" L.f..tn IFf Ip UtNNt EN '.1 SAIl NiEAI. .
Con.t.fy ror new. 80. a.. Sorh River. z, Moiton..,
IA Epi.HASl r. 'o.i.r SatIriiT Nav 3t 80 .. M
ia Nrff Ri,pf - rlnEeHI SATURDAY. Jul, = ~ a ni
il IatErtrHl.. q, Jou--,iu So; Jln. "a. 3 - a ui
T.A as -cnt,HI. Slrt.'i ~1turd,f. juno 81 a. u
IA NORMAN III. collier ~1tIrilr. Juno -~ 90. m
A FORCE General Agent. No Bo"l'ng Green.
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For Rows and Young Men-City.

A Glass FOR DOYs-Intormedato and advanced
"A. grad students prepared l9l coegei My scientific
.,,5,1- -. i.a,s collegiate school VIII remove
TX NJ IN r@ Fi.f 9th.,t u D. West JGth-,t. New
catalogue ready May ,.
near 42dst 5Sd yarv PTTPn,nryy PjTnnny CSEmerclS ISd
n C. HENDRICKSON. principals
CfcCULAES or GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
"A. whether for boys or girls city or country l. r.
aHcrcan School bureau. West i4th--t. y. y.
lS-r ! Nh SCHOOL 1l3 West 71stst. opens Oct. /.
w collegiate school for boys military drill new
crm,.s,um CHESTER DONALDSON. A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
Musical instruction

ID ANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty private Lessons
u nth or without the aid Of notes Hf;Nltf e. DOB
SON ! o7o broadway. between 32d and 33d Sts.
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- NILM.1orI lo LIynnpooI. yla orErNsrowN.

SlN-YOEI 10 IIN itPOOL, Via QUEENSTOWN.
Ii,u. Plcr 80. North El."r
FAjI EXPIRES MAIL SEkN lCE.
.,.-,rIa ea; fay 81 . pm. GaliaNd j., l. u 80 an.
TO- h ta I'm, T. g. 20 a m 'f,rura sat lur 4 s am
ftr, Iut +. so q. iu Auialla sat. Jun" - uL
~,r.'l eat. lln' 4. n. Bot.ni. Wed JulY % an.
sWill no. ,arry s'e'rigr.
calm ,ssSg". 5Nt lAi upWhr Intern "dAtc. So autf
so sierree k'. to and from nl parts - Europe
very ri for fr'cht and Das'age apply { tn com.
' VFE.ON n BROWN ( CO. General Agents.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26

RID : L Ah II y -
Ii fpt ANTWERP ASD PARIS
S4ilts from New Yore al Antwerp We NY
l|.lf.~T.ANfl y W,dnr-i,y, NAF l. 30 p.
N.Ft.IANr N,lac-.nf. juno l. 9 L. Tu.
CABIN l.l,.,. tlr.t cabin. g.; 4ad rvN,ri Second
cabin go Excursion o A,ts q, rtd cei rates
St.ertse - Lrr..0N re-, n,- o.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26

A NCHOR LINE {. 5. NAIL steamships.
"A t?m r.eI - l,vTS.r got IL l,ri i ysroyN
S. CITY OF ROME sails
~a-uflav Ma. 81. D. Jr.c -. JIlv 70 Aug. p,
cabin 500 So 500. SECOND cai. so 1t'c tsr, ~
S.ft..ty YORK And GLASGOW VA LCND1ADERRf
HI'''I'e N,y 81. . p ul. Anclurla Juur II. y.
c,-.'.,n - .tIu. =. % .. 90. ethiopia. Jun. y q, N.
r.,to 40 ,od 500. SECOND C.a--. :3D. S"craFe 80
b, steamer -lls nom Anchor Line pi's' Prentic7s
-....- ur,..Ufvr . Whilst. f.-rf..
9-OI,-, ~ nSnN ERnIuERS bowling Graen.
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J q. II Tf- n a w NC 7 -
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

..,rr,ar CITY MASS. EoCKL>ND. BANGOE AND
ALL POINTS oN PENoESCOr RIVER.
D.. ,srpol.T MI ANp 81. join y h., DIRECT,
WITH ALL CONNECTIONS.
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA.
can, l. , M..r. l,l,~- Pier 81 l.. K. O.iinton-so.
EVERY TUESDAY Al L. NJ
Superb accom- t.on. ant low FAR" Freight a. lowest
r,.,- I'D So IHAN~I lENIStt. to0d- rr 'itFc dAli.
Aad tan.l so. NIP, a. son arrangen,ut' Ar CON.
tl.it i.r,...ni- tld Information. -. ....,,.... .
y l. y" ", lNi'. % BROADWAY Z" tP kg.at ,:, -i
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-01-02
Succession Sale
of Valuable Lands and Live Stock.

Succession Of R. E. Wyche, deceased.
4 n pursuance of commission to me directed
i from the Honorable District Court of B0s-
sier Parish, La, authorizing and requiring me
to sell all the property belonging to the sue
eession of R. E. Wyche, deceased, except
rights and credits, for payment of debts, will,
On S Saturday, January 4th, 1890,
sell at public auction, within legal hours all of
the Real Estate belonging to said succession,
tO-wit
One-flfth interest in lots TO- IL and 10 of
block 81 lots 6 and 10 of block %; lots 2, d, 5
and of block 'B;" lots 9, IL, Is and is, block
&c" and lots 6, z, 8, TO- Ii. 70, ID and IA, block
I'D" and blocks 80, 49 and 50, of town of Ben
ton, according to map of c. McClenaghan; in
all 81 acres
One-sixth interest in lots and of block D,
and lots and of block &C." of said town of
Benton. reserved for Court House.
One-tenth interest in west half of southeast
quarter of southeast quarter and east half of
southwest quarter of southeast quarter, and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter OF
southeast quarter of section 80, township 20,
range Is, less acres to Railroad; containing
4 and 70-lO0 acres, and known as Arick Tract
One-half interest in south west quarter and
east half Of northwest quarter of section !, and
southeast quarter of section IL, township 81,
range IA; containing 400 acres. more or less,
known as Palmer land.
One-half interest in northwest quarter of
southeast quarter and east half of southwest
quarter of section S, township 10, range II, 60
acres; known as ':Hill Place"
Lots q, %, %. 80, 80 and "a, in town of Bos-
sier City; acres.
Residence lot in Bellevue, known as Rasber-
ry Place. 291 acres, more or less
East half of fractional northeast quarter and
northeast quarter of southeast quarter of Sec
ton 2, township %, range II, known as D. w.
Adams Tract containing 70 acres, more or less.
0ne-fifth of tbree.fOurths interest in and to
northeast quarter of southwest quarter of
section 81 and northwest quarter of southeast
quarter of section 30, township 90 range Is;
containing ~ acres
One-third of northeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section 30, township 90 range I3;
less II acres and right of way of Railroad;
containing IS acres, more or less.
Also, halt interest in Jersey Bull, tom
Watkins" and whole interest in one One-half
Jersey and one-half Durham Bull.
Terms of Sale-Cash, If the appraisement or
twO-thirds thereof be bid, and if two-thIrds of
appraisement be not bid, then the property
not sold for cash will be re-advertised and sold
on terms of credit prescribed by law.
The Bulls, having been offered for cash
without bid will be sold for what they will
bring on IL months credit, with notes and
security as prescribed by law.
November %, 1889.
r. E. WYCHE, Administrator.
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Succession Sale.

Succession of William In District Court,
Hudson, deceased. Bossier Parish, La.
by virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Honorable District Court in
and for the parish of BOssier, La, authorizing
and commanding me to sell all the property,
real and personal, belonging to the succession
eff William Hudson, deceased, situate in said
parish of BOssier, will, on Saturday, the
4th day of January, 1890, at the late residence
of deceased in said Parish OF Bossier, within
the legal hours prescribed by law, proceed 10
sell at public auction, to last and highest bid
der, the following described property, to- wit :
West half of northwest quarter of section
IL, township 90, range ID, containing 80 acres,
more or less.
Terms of Sale-Cash, if the appraisement or
twO-thirds thereof be bid; else on credit of
IL mouths, after Reimbursement, and ac-
eOrding to law.
AR. THOMPSON,
Sheriff and ex offieio Auctioneer.
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of the entire series to The Youths Companion,
Boston, Mass.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs,-The following is a
list OF marriage licenses issued by the Clerk OF
the District Court for the month of Decem-
Der:
]. j. Albums to Miss NJ. A. Cason.
E. A. Rabb to Miss LncyI Hughes.
U. E. Giddens to Miss LalIie MOoty.
Sidney L. DeMoss to Miss Ida West.
j. II. McMath to Miss Julia Robertson.
3. B. Gillem to Miss NJ H. Montgomery.
ID. T. Middleton to Miss Birdie Carmouebe.
Abe Wiley to Fleta Moss.
Peter Alum to Sue Britt.
Joe Stroud to Betsy Wade.
Manuel Law to Laura Hall.
Sam Neal to Francis Oliver.
Joe Randall to Lizzie Brown
Paul George to Linda Law.
Boss Truett to Sylla Tucker.
Jessie Watson to Lizzie Allen.
|. III. Miles to Victoria Miller.
Sandy Neal to Rachael Thomas
Meyer Moore to Eliza Jennings.
Aleck Poller to Amanda Simon.
jackson Price to Polly L. Glass.
Sam Jefferson to Eliza Williams
Frank Edwards to Emma Clark.
Willie Hudson to Ellen jackson.
Henry Weston to Robbie Edwards.
Fountain Carey to Caroline Sapp.
Robert Dennis to Sallie Garrison.
Frank Cesar to Rhoda Alexander.
A. g. Thompson to Johnnie Davis.
Thomas jackson TO Jane Williams
Robert Williams TO Mary MeFann.
VIM. Dewberry to Victoria Sewer.
Jesse Cornelius TO Liza Bankhead.
John Connerly to Fannie Stephens.
Hubbard Davis to Sarah Richardson.
lawrence Houston TO Rebecca Parker.
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Three hundred armed men entered
the jail at Barnwell, S. c., just before
daylight last Saturday morning, took
out eight negro murderers, bound
them to trees and literally shot them
to pieces. The citizens of Barnwell
have issued a circular, in which they
state they we're driven to the deed by
repeated murders of whites by ne
groes.
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This Great State.


Delhi suffered $4,000 fire last
Saturday morning, 28th ult.
The Echo says "the use of cent
pieces is coming in vogue in Lake
Charles"
The town of Gibsland voted in
favor of whisky by large majority
on last Tuesday, 31st ult.
Gov. Nichols has appointed W. G.
Flynn Justice of the Peace for the
Bird ward of Claiborne parish, vice
John Henry, resigned.
c. Ripinsky & Brother, clothiers,
Shreveport, were closed by attach
ments last Thursday, the attachments
being for about $4,000.
Terrebonne Times: The orange
crop of Terrebonne this year did not
amount to much, although the prices
received were above the average
rates.
Forty-two marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk of District Court
for Caddo parish for the week ending
last Saturday, forty of which were to
colored people.
The date of the meeting of AS
SCISSORS and delegates from the Police
Juries of the State at Baton Rouge,
has been changed from February 8
to Wednesday, 29th instant.
A Shreveport special of December
q to the Times Democrat says: cit
is noteworthy fact that there has
not been recorded a single death of
white person in this city since Oct.
13, and only half as many colored
people as usual"
N. o. City Item: Next to cotton,
sugar and rice, the cypress tree of
Louisiana affords the most important
and valuable product. It is adapted
to nearly all the ordinary uses to
which wood is applied, such as lum-
Der, timber. etc, but its greatest out
put is shingles. These are manufac-
tured in immense quantities and sent
out to all points of the compass, find
ing ready market everywhere.
The 4th annual meeting of the
Louisiana Agricultural Society will
be held on January %, % and Oath,
beginning at Arcadia on the 20. The
second days session will be held at
Calhoun, the North Louisiana Expert
mental Station, where barbecue will
be given. Railroads will give reduc-
ed rates, and hotels reduced fare
Every Alliance, Union or Agricultural
Association of any kind in the State
is entitled to representation, and
is earnestly requested to send dele
gates to this Society.
New Orleans Picayune: Act so
of the Louisiana Legislature of 1883
makes it the duty of the Tax Asses
sors of the State for the several par
ishes to make a census of the States
population. The census is to en-
brace the total inhabitants; the totals
of whites and colored, separately
enumerated; the totals of males, both
white and colored; the totals of voters,
both white and colored; the totals of
females, both white and colored; the
total of foreigners (men p not natur-
allied; the total number of white
children between the ages of 6 and
Il years, whether at home or at
school; the total of colored children
between the ages of 6 and 81 years.
The enumeration is to be commenced
on the first Monday in January, 1890,
and the work must be finished on or
before the first day of June of the
same year.
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The annual report of the Kentucky
Railroad Commission shows an in
crease in mileage of 232 miles, max
ing a total for the State of 1886
miles. The assessed valuation is
81, 390sO3.