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conductor escaped being placed under ar
rest for that transgression.

A gentleman of seventy-three summers
who had recently lost his companion,
called few days ago to talk over the
propriety of advertising for wife, He
was told that our columns were open to
advertisers, but it would probably be the
better plan to lay his case before some Of
the maldens Of his choice in town and II
they declined then.h would be ample
time 10 resort to printers ink.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Remember the poor.
Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Come at last-Indian Summer.
Six days pleasant weather. Good.
Read what our business men say in this
issue.
Blood is being shed among the
turks.
Very little real estate is changing hands
at present.
The Disciple parsonage is very nearly
completed.
The wheels Of commerce have began to
move again.
Our correspondents will please al re-
port next week.
We have no, heard word about the
tariff this week.
We have very elegent designs of we'd
ding cards on hand.
The X. of P. convene in the Good Tenn
plars hall at present
Let every one recognize the proclama'
tion Of the President.
Fresh meats can now be purchased at
very reasonable figures.
The Democrats still continue to smile
over their recent victory.
Commercial travellers are making bee
line for home this week.
Justice Hustled turns all the court bus.
iuess over TO ESQ. Pelrce.
Street Commissioner Serage has been
using his planer on the streets.
Who will step to the front and solicit
subscribers for lecture course?
Ralph Linder, (better known as "Phin'O
is agent for the Cleveland World.
An average of one letter day Is deliv.
cred by special carrier at this office.
Peace seems to have been declared In
the special school district In Penfeld.
Messrs. johnson and Brenner are the
dealers iu live stock here at present.
The fancy turn outs are being brought
out from their winter quarters and placed
in use.
Soul STIRRING meetings are being held
each evening at the Congregational
church.
Quite an interest Is being taken In the
sermons on the Holy Land by Rev. DIR
Talmage.
Harpers publications, the Century, 81
Nicholas and Scribner are advertised IL
this issue.
On account Of a little extra advertising
our story is omitted this week but vii
appear next.
November 23rd was the first pleasan
Sunday we have been favored with TO
manyweeks.
A change OF time for the winter is ex
pected In go into effect on the Big Fou
In q few days
The brokers' offices in number Of th
leading cities are unhealthy places 10 b.
in just at present.
The Santley Lumber Company hav
been making extensive repairs at thei
mills in this place.
Our special letters from correspondent
In different parts Of the United States vii
seon begin 10 appear.
, The continued wet weather has cause'
corn in the shock TO mold and the fodde
in many cases Is almost worthless.
Il Is said that our produce dealers hav
avery limited stock Of eggs on hand o
present, compared with last season.
The divines will confer great iavo
upon the press II they will hand in mar
Rage and death notices soon as possible.
The solicitors fof fS;he ST. Louis Rang
Company travel every da,, notwithstand
ing the condition Of the weather or road
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Notice.

On Thursday, Nov 9th, the posloflice
will be open from to 10 a. m. anu from
4.3O to 1880 p. m. Mails will be dispatched
as usuSl, and all matter deposited in Litter
box will go by first mail.
E,E. Hustled, 2. NJ.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
MARRIED.

DYER-DARLING.-At the residence Of A. II.
McComb. on Hamilton street. Sunday. Nov
%, 1880. by Rev. Jno. Arnold, Hugh Dyer and
Miss Mamie Darling, both Of Wellington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Axes, X.cut Saws,
Files, Nails and Glass
are cheap at Bene-
diets Hardware.

The Hollenden. at Cleveland, Is the
most magnificent hotel In America.
NOTICE.-If you want fine finish
and nice clean laundry work done, send
by +. ID. Gibson, agent for the Troy steam
laundry, of Elyra, Ohio. Office at Posta
Telegraph Cable Co. All work warranted
to give satisfaction. Goods sent every
Thursday morning at $40. Returned and
ready for delivery Saturday evening.
Your patronage respectfully solicited. Cab
and be convinced. Yours respectfully,
f. ID. GIBSON, Agent
$500 buys pair of Ladies' $3.50 Hand
Sewed, FIR. Dongola Button, in tip or plain,
Opera or Common Sense. Last this week.
Come or send for your size. They are
going with rush. IL is the best value
ever offered. N. o. Stone & Co, AZ Euclid
avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
POCKET KNIVES AND TABLE
CUTLERY AT WILBUR & coll
LlNS'.
Stop at the Hollenden, in Cleveland
FARM FOR SALE.-A choice farm
containing rs acres, situated miles east
OF center Of Penfeld. Good house, barn
and outbuildings, all In excellent repair (;
30 acres river bottom; neighbOrhOod uu-
excelled; title perfect. Enquire of Lyman
Scoville, on township line road between
Penfeld and Wellington, or L. Stillman,
Penfeld. (3etf
LADIES, DON'T DELAY. THE 1000
PAIRS OF HAND-sEwED, BUTTON SHOES,
N. o. STONE & Co., reduced from $3.50
and $500, are going very fast. Select
your size OF once. They are biggest bar.
gains we ever offered. N. o. Stone g. Co.
4S Euclid avenue. Cleveland, Ohio.
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DIED.

B0NNEY Sunday morning, Nov. l6, 1890.
OF consumption, @. L. Bonney. aged 81
years. Funeral Tuesday forenoon. Remains
inferred in the East Brighton cemetery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26

Simmons Liver Regulator, bear In
mind, Is not an experiment. II is endorsed
by thousands.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Do You CoaRh !?

Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure. Il will cure your coughs and colds.
IL will cure sore throat or tickling In the thruat
II will cure pains In the chest. II will cure innb-
enZa and bronchitis and all diseases pertaining %
the lungs because IL Is pure balram. Hold II %
the light and see how clear and thick II ie. Yda
will sec the excellent effect after taking the nrrt
dose. Large bottles SOC. aud 81.
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He Yelled Kemp's Balsaln.

/ yell 'rake Kemp's Balsam, the best cough
cure" always do VIII en- hear man cough, ana
can't help il. II saved me and IL will cure yQ8.
was threatened with pneumonia last winter alY
Il broke II up. II helps the children out who
their thrOats are sore, cures their coughs, Ano
tastes 30 good. The frat dose helps you. 30
writes A. X Arnold, engineer on the West Shdte
Ry Mt CanaiOharie. n, "
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LOT A Pairs Mems C Cong and Bas sewed $3.50 shoe
Sizes one Z, two 9, one 10. To close at $3.50.
LOT 54 Pairs Mems Off Bals handsewed $40 shoe; Sizes
two 3d. one 81, one 10. To close at $500
LOT GA Pairs Mems Cf Bas hsndsewed $4OO shoe; Sizes
four g. To close at $500
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Holiday Gifts!

Buy early, while the assortment Is most complete,
at ]. W. HoUGHToN'S.
Come and see the Elegant Line Of New Books, suta-
BILE for the season at J. W. H0UGHT0NS,
The children never better provided for than in
the new illustrated books for Xmas, 1890, at
J. W. HOUGHToNS.
pair Of carefully fitted glasses for failing or defect
I've sight makes everything look clearer and these
always be found at ]. W. HoUGHToNs.
Get your photograph, and then come for frame to
J. W. HoUGHToNs.
For Fine Stationery, Desks Ink Wells, Paper Knives
etc, goto j. W. HoUGHToN's.
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LOT l5 Pairs mems c Cong and Ba Mckay sewed shoe;
sizes one Z one 3d. one 8, TO- To close at $3.50
LOT % Pairs Mems C Cong smooth insoe 3d. shoe; Sizes
one 81, two 7, one ~ two g one To close at S250
LOT 35Pas Mems Off, Bals smooth insoe $3.50 shoe; slzes
one g. two 8, two 9. To close at $3.50
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PoKT BEAKKLsy. Jan. M.--Aryivsd-The-
obald. sailed Acadia.
Posr TowssKxp. Jan. 3i.-SafIed- Blus
Jactsf.
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rELE0RArnIC MARKETS.


NEw Yonx, Jan. 3i.--fn the stock mar
~ today the hsars went in easily to make
10 dociine 70 cover upon. but except in Rock
fland there was little effect made upon
- HIST The attempt Was soon given up
|1nd prices allowed % drift the remainder
folthe day, until toward tbs close. when buy
~ IVES the occasion OF . full recovery Of
{0siy losses with something in addition In
nens 81 stocks traded in. The most prom
INT feature Of the day was the buying OF
Pacific Mall. which vas based primarily
|1pon the expectation that there would be
lnaiaation which will secure 70 this and
p<hes companies better compensation for
|0Rfylng mails. etc, bat the appearance
Rufus Hatch. ~ one time president Of
- company. as m active buyer. led to .
nspicicn that there must b combination
oehind him. The stock mounted TO AZ
ogninst s9ss last evening. but In the raid
= he bears lost almost al OF the improve
mi. closing with only q fractional gain.
| n attack Of the bears Was most feis in the
pngers and Rhode Island. Governments
vsre duh and weak for the fours. Petro-
ban, opened steady az sl.osTs bat became
veAk In early trading aud declined to
NOM; market then turned sharply and
efnnced 70 $Lotss, closing firm nj 81 oss.
lock exchange opening. $i.eiss: highest.
Nasa; lowest. si.oss.; closing. N.esA
Qeasolidsted exchange opening. >i.sss. !:
skhess, $i.osA; lowest. si.oss.: closing.
W0S. Total sales, Ssi. 900 barrels.
ExesASsss Asn SECURITIES.
Ssw Yoss. Jan. 81 Money on call
any. sss1io: closed at 6: prime mercantile
pep<r. 5css,s; sterling exchange. quiet.
.oas; eo-day bills. ASsA: demand.
IA. silver s-sc.
United States sssregfsseredl. i'm assooss-
lensl issN. United States sss<trsgssserrdl.
!1A; ssss teoaponsl tsi,a. Pacific is.
HI
SUCKS.
American Express. lis; Canadian Pa
&C. ssN: Canada Southern. sat-. Central
ssrine. sss.. Burlington i05ss: Delaware &
sArkAwanns, isss. Denver & Eio Grsnae,
-; Erie. isT,.; Lake Shore. Ices. Louis.
NE Nashville. Sss. Michigan Central.
~: Missouri Pacific. sssA. Kansas q
!exas. "iss: Northern racaiic. Sss&. nr~-
sFrvd, sSss: Northwestern. II Preferred.
- New York Central. ioats; Oregon I'm.
ecsenaeni, ~. Oregon Navigation. iol;
nansconhncn,ai. Sta: Pacific Mail. ~:
sealing, 500. Rock Island. A.. 81 Paul.
N Texas Pacific, a.As lnsea fseiee.
N; United States Express. ~. Fargo Ex-
lfess, ~. Western Union. So. American
cotton Oh. 10.
MINING srocxx
INV Yosx. Jan. 81 Mining quotations:
Ance' N.Io: Amados, <l.ae. Aspen, Nyoa,
Seledonia. Rack Hills. si.ss, Common.
eeash. $soos Comssoek. r. II. n. xsaaa;
vmsscck. T, 5. C. r.. ssAos. p,aawesa
~. N.so. III crisso. 81 70. Hoassstske.
NO.; Horn Silver. so, Mutea. $40:
Ssxican. go. oatarso. $3.50; Snsser
csek. 500.
srw rcxk srNrgsxrrsx Sssxgr.
NV fosK. Jan. Si-eestex- o,.s.anx
esed barely steady; sesso posass down
rs. tas7l0 bags. February. ssaa,Ss s.ss.
eFca. slaastsiAeo: April. SIS sos a IS.
siasses;aeas Iaae, stsSs@sist "a.
- RIO. dull and lower. fair eArroe..
10: No. Z. iae.
sas-kav. duh and steady. fa:s re-
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Dispatch steamers from seattle - followE
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: Al p m tpasseugeu received on
board at , MI feisrrsry :. l., l., - and ~,
ard every i've days thereafter.
For Alaska: February aud y. steamer OF
tn. Tsa asris n ptssengoTS
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
sound ports: AZ 3 Q. m. February 4. : l.. Ia.
- and Mach !. and every FIVE days thereafter.
Tickets may b obtained at the once OF the
company at Cream pcek, seattle.
Go0DALI. PERKISD 4 CO..
General ARENA
No 10 Market street., San FRANCISCO, Cal.
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1nfnR. e1Sssoc; ru6ne1, qniss - snsr
81 "A. = I3ri60S l-1sc..
Woot-pirn: donses1te nesee, 1eo57c-
Copp9-Knsiex; Lake. February. s1l-sk
Len6-Qnfst 90 sesady: dsmssGiss
01z<.
rln-Bssysns ssd fair dsnsnd; s1siss.
cufcAso rnoDccK nknxr1.
Cn1eAso. IAN 81 C5ose whea1--
Ahoas sssady; january, 715tc; Msy. ssXc.
sn-sAssdy: Jannary. -: Nay.
ns<e.
oass- ssSsdy: JsssuAry. ne: May.
1ske-
bssiey-yo trading.
Posk-Fism: Fshruazy. saBoas7k;
Nay. @9.96D996H.
Lard-stsady; Jsnnary. ISIS: Nay.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAKxET.
CM1cAoo, Jan. 81. - Cattle - Rsceipks.
s.n0O: steady 10 Sc higher; bssves, $500
SIS; steers. 1314.5 10: ssuckeYs and feeders.
$RzNe3S): TEXAS csttie. $l-501a50.
Hogs - Recsipss "a 40; allow: shade
lover; sstxsd, &36s13s7j<: heavy. $50
o59o; light. saM0sss
sheep Rscsipts, 1900: SLOW: I00i5c
lower; natives, $3.5O@5.s0; Western corn
led, 3i.50ts&a5n; Texans. ta5o95.Oo.
LasxnsooL cRAu nAnxEr.
LtvExroof., jan 8I-wbeat - Holders
ofser freely: California, No 1. 70 25<d PER
GENITAL; rcd Western spring. -, I'D; rcd
Western winter. T. lid.
Corn Easy: demand fair; new mixed,
= lid pr GENITAL
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ADE AND SHIPPING.



onooe . ~ esasaae Cleaning honse
wWo eD9s5zbo4
= eeeam sehoOrsr + = RssYy uro1ens
~ Gcud1Dod - q Baxter = Co. 1nts -
NJ 01eo q BAY tnas oes 49, r.
ee ness q nree Gays. hscetp0 ese
MI end stocks ase iar fsom pean&
1hae five nrn market
cEtont among the shipmeHts rom
- teday wese the following: One car
= oneet iron - BIsek Diamond. 60
- q lumber = vsn Asseatss one cns-
- hay - buekIey and one cae1oed q
- - foftaAnd.
~ ssnalI toes ct local spplss - excel
quality are IN maskse q present. ana
pflcs has been advanced 70 e pr box
eeuppl1 = limited md ths demand y
f1iy. The quality cf the appiss that
- bsen r markst for vests past has
- m1esfahae. Is i probable that . lev
- more viii 80 the disappeaf-
= fyom this market Of I'll Of
seasons local apples. The aupriy
- East end IN California IL good. bat
- heve been 30 high In both Of tbs
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aKATTL4-oLYMPIA xoUTK

aEATIIx wHArcox. sEAIAnNoo AID
BLAINE ROUTE.
etoppdns % III way lsndtn&A
fteanss lsases seAefle daily. except eaturday.
Tor WhafcOm ~ II p. IA. Asr.vca II Nhatco0
daily. except sunday. - ? n.
Leaves Whatcom for Seattle daily. exceps
SATURDAY., q pm. Arrives a Sx0ttle daily,
except snnday. u
steamer for 6emiahmeo and Blaine leavee
whatcOn every SATURDAY. Is n; returning
leaves Blaine every sunday q 10 : = fof what
com and Seattle.
RAIL LINZ.
The Overland Flyer leaves Portland . ID
daily. and carries through Pullman sleepers.
colonfst sleecefs. free chair cars Ard c0aches
between Portland and Denver. ODAha, Kansas
City. 81 Louis. 81. Paul or Chicago.
"The Limited Past MAtl'' leaves Portland
n daily, and cafyiso Pullman dining and sleep
ing can between Portland aad Chicago.
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JOHN WIGM0RE & SON
HARD v GOD LUMBER
SNIP TIMBER. TREEMAlLs,
FANCY WOODS, vENEERS
40 % ~ SPEAR ST. md
2c and "a HOWARD ST.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

SEATTLE wAsa.. Deg. ~. gA&e.
Notice il hereby gwen tass ~ rs.rs's2age ~
Instructions froE far ceEn ~ rtEsF 81 TIE son
eral lsrd Office rosas ains~f 10 h.s 1etsss -f' 81
December H. lssg. under suEnoTsiY sreei "a
hssa by tectson 40. revised ssainirs ~ tns
rGifea stats she'll rfeeeed 70 s,steT as ssssl-
1fr sale ON Taarzfav. the ~ = dAg ~ hrasfy,
gssss ss1his gfH~e IN fnHosfag rracs 81 subtle
las9, 10 sit: lot 81 ses = 81 = q. sG
All refsosss hATffsr PIE essotA.yh rights 90 saf
VoF fionof the above 6eNrrise3 laif - AasE sess
tlefneus or other rsakfs - ary pr ien fnessof
are advised 20 rnsks proof shwseoi aisi pay fssetsf
before th~ dsy above tss< HateS tot eos q Ger
reas Of sasa x44r nsherwsye ire gtRhie will 81
sarfsste4 r ", fEED. Ia Ees kf3tr.
Jas j HAYDEN. Eace4ser.
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70 vNE lAolxs.

10 tNe LADIES.
ss.'. :. k ~ 1oM casemi and eonsl4or11o G
mner nom any Obscure, dlelc1n =
useaee o. II the common runeino 1ScSn~7 q
enr s Vow ssa s dsnne s,sr. sss ceasen1.4
s s,a n every department. * ne6i1Sl ~ d
s.eas experlensA Tho prcfessoe No III T. y
zMcnsnh Hospital college, Nov fSrG RI =
sons @ tna most saccesssni and bes& ln&11S r.
kcoioescal specialists In thss coun1rR AZ
To Young and Aeiddle-Aeo1 = 1870
, Nsrsoas Debility spesmasorrA1A -
gsmp'es 90 he iaco. arcrsioa p scc7Si5s '1
discouraged, lack of coincidence fn1I ~
study or bnSlpes4 and dnflo lf1S si37 "a
safety. permanently and speedily odrSa
$1,000 AND SKIN oauR
sypnillss disease moss drsoaiul g i1r -; q
completely eradicssed - - .4z i
where Others as' ssss s. fss1 psr~sasass
Kidney. Urinary ana Hlodhor
psin!nL didacuit too feque1f 6Gf1f
meEs on standing. weak hack. G615
ICES eysuus promptly and o6f6I9 r.
esarSes reasonable g. &
o. Success - sa~eo uu6o -
,. wst remedies scs quickly and euzo = i
We do NOT claim u know everv1hir. !. 8; q
mvn % meusclne of discaeea q q = a. ~
49, ~ &tetA14 t<44<
skse sud increasing practice. With u1< 3
49, rsx, - sustain u arc the ~ ~ RI Y
Experience Is worth cvesy,hina. -
gained hy consulting with. cf1tfcSi1y o~S
and successfully treating thouoan7 r. 49,
OF every age SCI. profestion aud oo1111 r
teSted with every presentah3o NJ ~
1zst&Sns CT dcfcflasfy. enab1oo n -
tut1efinS with Ike maindtesy thai - f1; r. ri
cSeaed IN restoring health - laano r
caseS treated. cseu after oth1P nh}Ifnf SS1 ~
Ectic physicians have failed % = ~ ~ ~
neus change for tho beeeeE q - ~. 81
We are patrunssed By oloo ~ n1om
Seauemen 700 safocioue q, ~ imponn3 oU1@
sniknorsnt queck. and tAoy alu ~ 1n6< &
are curing theua q - = 80
psrsonscallina Al our once On hovo - p Z
faction OF = irec cousuitotlon. u11& -
auce that they may depend upoo eo0r1 g
did opinions honorable. square Gon110n
able eharEcs and no encoofneouou1 UI1&( r
prospecs VI improvement or oue4 7Zs3$
onf practice II founded upoa tnoeUEu4 "
ess. nmetnodA without retefsueo = oooo g
Yeu win nos b uresd q psuuunnoa =
treatment and no one viii - oloo1o0 -
there II strong probability az = cuso q ~
nenf benens Make ineesrogaeteoa - 0oC
Ones hours: Front : y ~ : : -
DAYS to IL 4 m only. ;<S353
n. B.-Persons unable - v,sit = ~
treated at their homes ~ QoG9o1400
Medicines and lnssructaous ssnt ~ m44 - 4
praoI Consultation ma IS. u xS
Aiways send stamp when tseay = - Si
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rAcnaeAnArrnorw

TACOMA sKATTIx nOUTE
Leave IaccnA - - =. II - =. ~ 0pns
Nd p N. ~ go
Leave sssatls = A. w0an. t70p =.
YS0p ID.
Bosss leaving 1acona I. - p n and ssatt1a q
So - snl a. = land q b. Nslnea
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Returning. Leaves seattle sor Tscoua wsdnss-
WoIehoQso Co. . wharf
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EAST TiMk
CTxAxKR KIRKLAND
Leaves rovsr He.sA

IHavo4 fovR Ho11A
49,, "A =. sce Jaaafta ana way
roxsA
Leaves q . - sad slsp u soe sswcasas
- ~ 4 q n sog JEAn.fa and way
J. n L0T0aEAp. 4xHAxer-
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
Queen q Crescent Route.


Take the Queen & Crescent to reach
il e Mountain and Sea Shore resorts
it being the quickest and most popular
route to Newport, Martha's Vineyard,
Portland, the Catskill and White Noun
tains, Lake George, niagara Falls, Sara,
toga, st. Lawrence River, Putin Bay.
Lake Chatauqua, Cresson, Pa, and
other summer resorts, the time being
from s to l2 hours quicker ttan other
lines. Time from New Orleans to Gin
cinnati only &c hours, and several
hours quicker to all Eastern Cities (via
Cincinnati) than competitive lines
No other line offers as quick time and
excellent Accommodations. All trains
being solid through trains, and the only
line running the Elegant Compartment
Cars, every section being private
room.
For full particulars and other infor.
nation write to R. FL. Garratt, Div
Passenger Agent, @. g. c., or call al
the Company's Office, No. 81 ST Charles
ST., New Orleans, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
EDUBLIC SALE
Probate Court, Parish of st. Eandiy No 50l0

Probate Court, Parish of st. Landry, No. 50lC
ESTATE OF LAURENT MEAUx AND WIFE.
By virtue Of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish Of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed administrator or duly qualified aue
tioneer, on the plantation hereinafter describ-
ed, at Palmetto, in st. Landry parish, on
WEDNESD4 Y, September TO- 1890, the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate of Laurent Meaux and wife, deceased
late of the parish of st. Landry, to-wit:
l. A tract of land, being the southeast
quarter of southwest quarter section town
ship south of range east, situated in st.
Landry parish, containing 40 acres and T100,
being the same property acquired by Laurent
Meaux from Leon Haas, as appears by erigi
al act No. 81 0l9, recorded in the Clerks of
flee in Alienation Book L No, 2, p. 459.
2. One bay American mare, one fly one
ole ponies, about 25 head horned cattle, fifty
head of hogs, more or less, and other nova
bles too numerous to mention
Terms and Conditions.-All adiudications OF
$l1 md less to be paid cash on day of sale.
and all adjudications over $40 TO be paid in
three equal annual instalments from day OF
sale, with personal security in soido, and
per cent per annum interest. Special mort
gage and vendors privilege reserved, and
pact de non alienando reserved until full and
entire payment, with 10 per cent additional
in case of suit for collection
DOLCE MEAUX,
Aug. 8, 1890. Administrator.