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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-12-18
Tho Somerset Railroad.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Somerset railway was held at
the office Of the company, in Oakland, on
Wednesday Of last week. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. John Aver, President A. X. Small,
Treasurer and Clerks VIM. M. Aver, Su-
perinteudent; Fl. W. Greedy, Accountant
aud Pay.master; Col. l. s. Bangs, Audit
or; Directors, F. w. Hill, Exeter; A. j.
Libby, Oakland; b. P. j. Weston, Madi-
son, John Aver, Oakland; r. W. Dunn,
Watervile; W. M. Dunn, Watervile;
E. F. Webb, Waterville; Omar Clark,
Carratunk; Stanton Day, Boston, Mass !;
Thomas Flint, San Juan, Cal.
From the annual report of Superin-
tendent Aver we give the following:
Passenger trains have run 81 see miles
Freight trains 21,736 miles. Switching
trains 775 miles. Working tr' In 400
miles.
80 426 tons of freight have bee roved.
23, 066 passengers have been CO rit d. the
above tonnage of freight does not in
clude any material handled for the ex-
tension, neither is any account made Of
this work in transportation earnings.
About $50 tons of steel have been laid
in track, and about 80 tons of iron rails
| uSeu IOE TtDeWdlb. oUUO ueW LlcS uhNc
replaced old ones. So rods Of side track
have been built. Two miles new wire
fence have been built. Four miles OF
old fence have been rebuilt and repaired.
| l4,ll2 yards OF ballast have been put
under the track.
A baggage house and new platform
have been built at Norrldgewock and the
station painted.
Station building at Scion has been
painted and all other buildings have re.
ceiyed more or less repairs.
| A new tender has been made and Is in
cluded In repairs of locomotives.
The Sewall system Of steam heating
has been applied to three locomotives
and four cars.
A large amount of work for the extern
sion has been done in our shops.
| The condition of track and bridges Is
| better than last year. No accidents have
happened to passengers or employees.
| The following is u statement of freight
received and forwarded.
| RECEIVED STATIONS FORWARDED
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Horse was inspected In front of Court
House by the jury.
H. s. Danforth testified to condition
of the highway. Says the whole width
of travel of road when horse was hurt Is
covered with loose pebble stones from
a gravel to the size of goose egg" and
has been so as long as he can remember,
that the depression in middle Of roat
where horse was hurt was from 4 to
inches.
On trial.
J. ]. Parlin and E. N. Merrill, for ptff.
Geo. w. Cover and s. J. Walton for diff
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CORRESPONDENTS.
EAST CORNVILLE.

Miss Edith Bigelow arrived home
from Lewiston last week.
Miss Lottie Flanders retained
home from Waterville Dee. =. We
understand she is to spend the via
ter.
Miss Sadie Tobey OF Athens,
teacher in district No. has had a
severe cold, so school was suspend
ed nearly one week. She WAS in
her place last Monday.
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Notice Of Appointment Of ANiqnee,
Case Of Carrabasset Pulp Co.

Cas6 OF CarTabasstt Pulp Co.
Atskowhegsn. in the County Of Somerset.
and state Of Maine. the twenty.fourth. day OF
gives notice Of his appointment 20 Assignee Of
The Carrabassett Pulp Co., Of Stowheaau, in
said County Of Somerset, lnsolvent Debtor,
which has been declared Ins0lvent upon the
petition Of said Carrabasset Pulp Co., BY. Fran
ole E. Heath, Pres, by the Court Of Insolvency
for the County Of Somerset
29s2 =. =. wB0D. Assignee.
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CAN YOU WRITE?

To Introduce the latest In vention In fountain
or ssiIieed,nR pocket-pens The Dunlap Pen
Co.. $50 Washington st., Boston, Ma g dutiug
the next ten days, will mail you. for 25 cents In
stamps, = complete fountain pocket pen and II
six months supply of stylographic Ink. This
company Ia one OF the Oldest aud most reliable
in the country, the above offer is a genuine
bargain, and one that should not be allowed
to pass by ungrasped and become one OF the
Knight liza Y n breuss nj lira -
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Hall Annexation,

The stock holders Of the Skowhcgsn Hall As
sociatiOn. are hereby notified that their an.
nual meeting for the election Of trustees for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction oil
any other business that may legally come be-
fol them. will be held at the office OF Grifin
4 Wentworth on Monday, the fifth day Of jan
us-y, at 10 o'clock m.
Skowhegan. Dec. IS. 1890.
2w6l J. C. GRIFFIN, 6ec'y.
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Big Paw For Old Coins.

Readers Of the Somerset Reporter. who have
any coins issued before 1871, with piain dates,
should write to MR. ". e. SKINNER, SIS
asiingtOn St.. Boston, Mass, enclosing tsmp
for renly. He pays high prices for many dates.
One man In Connecticut found coin worth
$i,00000 last month and several OF hers have
done as well In the past. The collecting Of
coins is a pr Oftable business, especially to poo
pie who live in country towns
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-12-18

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0oNDOUxs n. II
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Word has been received from Rapid
City. Dakota, that . command Of cavalry
has been attacked BY the Isdia1s end two
officers and hfty men killed. Ths pum.
bsf Of Iudians killed y ~ known, bot
they wsss pat u roat WITH hsavv lcsses.
Il u ssppoeed - y that Of Major Tup.
pr Of ~ oixtA Cavalry, ard Sc thVse
tsoopa o. 10 -. Ths troops at napll
Olly 1aNo eoae TO their assist6nco.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing are the real estate transfers during
the past week.
Norrldge s. Bangs to bod
lin Granite Co., 4l00 Llewellyn F. LAW
ton toDodlin Granite Co., $500
Cauaan-Reliance G. Nelson to Earnest
A. Nelson. $500; Albert r. Chase to
Chas. H. Lancaster, S165.
Skowhegan-Wm. G. Heselton to A. G
Blunt. $500; AIDA c. B. Spring to Steph-
en- g. Mayo, o..
Brighton -Charlss Corson to Wayland
Leighton, $3.50.
ST Albans-Theodor b. Seekins to
Abbie v. Southland, $500; Francis W.
Hill to Isaac o. Wiuslow, q.
Msdison--Henrv Kicker to X. c. Gray,
$1,000; B. P. J. Weston to A6ble 8. Per-
~, $3.50; Gershom b. Harvlll to Heirs Of
Elmira Flanders. $l5.
New ;Portland-John ". Kershner to
Peleg G.. Sanford. 9l20; Peleg g. San
ford to Adelbert Mead, $50.
Bipgham-Mllford A. Goodrich to Syl.
vester P. Baker, 500.
Solon-Catherlne Sheridan TO Geo. 8
Smith, $500.
Athens Samuel Chapman TO Amos
Chapman, $500.
Starks-Henry X. Sawyer ct a to JON
athan P. Quimby, ct 81. $3.50.
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n tsial Of Isaae eAwtalle ~ ~ mar
- Of hb brothse = = pfoGsss n Nsw
Haneshire.
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Ten T)mee Vvssoe IMAM Nigh
pFoeooeleN.

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llsk!slay - tAas f. - 3sss-ssenee''
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1EW POR2LdTD.

New Portland Grange elected its
officers last Saturday for the ensu-
ing year: Master, Abel Thompson;
Overseer, Cyrena +. earle; Lee
turer, Edgar Millay; Steward, Geo.
E. Savage; Asst Steward, Bert II.
Noulton; Chap, Ellen Savage;
Treas, Eugene II. Day; Sec, Anna
Strickland; Gatekeeper, Charles
Thompson; Ceres, Sarah Thompson;
Pomona, Estelle Jordan; Flora,
Lizzie Day; Lady Asst Steward,
Jane ID. Houghton. Voted to in
stall the officers Ian. 10th, and L..
Fl Houlton TO be the installing Off
Ger.
e. A. Merrill is rushed with work
at his blacksmith shop, many eve
nings he works till late to supply
the demand.
III. w. Kennison has decided not
to finish his tenements till spring.
Mrs. Hattie is at work again in
III. w. KennisOn's coat shop.
Arrangements are being made
for an entertainment here at Christ
mas. 1t will be held at Union
church and all are cordially invited
Five new members were initiated
to the Good TempIars Lodge We'd
nesday evening, and several other
names were proposed.
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3U1f7o 3IiYFf'J5
The following is statement of the
number Of passengers from each station
aud earnings therefrom.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

s,.,.a Meetings. of skowhegan Board OF Trade
will he held in Grand Army Hall, until furhef
notice, as follows:
Monday evening, Nov. "a, at 100 o'eiocs'
- Dec. &,
.. re,
9. Jan. 5, e"
q. =" 10,
The meetings will be open precisely at 30 o oloek
and all business and professional men are CORFU.
IL invi,ed 10 attend and become members. Any
ans wishing TO become a member may do so a,
sav time, by paving N. C. Kendall the Treasurer
one dollar and recording his name.
Skowhegan, Nov. u. 1880. e--...
.7tf o X. BACHELLER, Secretary.
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Ev,1v Customer will be Presented with Pretty Cal

There money pocket and Instruction well the s.
all "hesepa to Gala n
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great variety of HIandP Ceuod Goods thar are
artists to decorate Celuod sheets, various ns Satin andker
cmev fine and cheap Pictures White Satin that and
Ethngs and Paper HandPanted Pastee Pcture FRAN
Ga and berry Eascs for holding the in Brass Plush BAN
wards Gents Ladies' style Leather Dressing and Iave
leather sold old prices Collar Cuff Boxes IN Metal
and Persian Silver, Bronze, Leather Wood Plush
Booklets to place Cards. cheaper and pretter than ever
selling for The latest Hand Bag is the new Arm Sache
Books from the and wel-known publishing houses
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03
The Lottery Issue.

The ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT believes
that the acceptance of the proposition of
Mr.. John A. Morris for licensing a lot
terry in Louisiana, will be an advantage
to the state. We look upon this matter
not from the standpoint OF the senti-
meDtalist or the fanatic, but from the
standpoint of practically.
1t has been said hundreds of times in
Louisiana that the La. State Lottery Co.
fion but it has been, so far as we can
see, all talk and no proof. The only
facts connected with the lottery COM
pany that are known, comprise its good
works in periods of danger, disaster and
distress. Its magnanlmouS action in
promptly coming to the front whenever
aud wherever necessity demanded must
show to all that even if it be an institu-
tlOn such as its opponents picture it to
be, it is yet the agency which does
vast amount of good to the people of
the state. We do not look upon the lot
terry question as question of morality
mt al. Gambling, pure aud simple,
dealing in futures, whether cotton or
grain, ratfies of Thousand kinds, and
voting for the handsnmcst young lady
sort of dependence upon the god of
luck. We believe it is ingraiUed in hu-
man nature to speculate, and that all
laws under the sun cannot change this
natural tendency one iOta.
We therefore look upon the question
Of iiceDing lottery rs a matter which
the state must decide, assuming first,
that Il lottery in some form must and
will continue to exist in this state. We
say then, let us make Mr.. Morris pay
what the franchise is worth and give it
to him.
The lottery is said TO be in politics.
We confess that we do not see its foot
prints anywhere. Those who rail at
the institution constantly assert the
fact, but never prove it. 1t is certainly
not to the interest of the lottery com
paDy to remain in politics, and we be-
lieve that if the sum paid for the license
is SO large that the state cannot do with |
ont it, the lottery issue will drop out of
politics because the amount it pays the |
state will secure its own self-preserva-
ti0n.
There is not u sensible man in Louisi- |
ana who does not know that, ii IL lot
terry license is denied now, we will have
the lottery issue, in some shape or other,
with us for ten years to come. 1t will /
he in our politics up to its neck, and will
stay there until the Legislature and the
people agree to give it the privilege of
business.
1t seems clear to us, therefore, that
the wisest thing for the people of the
state to do is to settle the lottery cues
tioa once for all by having the Legisla-
ture submit the matter to the people,
and letting them decide at the polls
0r not the advantages they will
secure by accepting the proposition of
Mr.. Morris arc of sufficient importance
TO induce them to grant him a license to
conduct lottery
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03

Deputy Sheriff Edw X. Wallor shot
aud killed one c. c. Trawcek, while at
tempting to arrest him near Stewards
saw mill, on Bayou Crocodile, last Sun
day evening. Trawcek was accused of
arson in Leon county, Tex, and Il re-
QUESTION from the Governor of that
State had been placed in the hands of
the authorities here with the Informal
tion that the accused was dangerous
character and that due caution hould
be exercised in attempting his arre st.
When called upon to surrender Ira
week rcticated to his house and was in
the act of reaching for his gun when a
pistol shot from the deputy laid him
low. He lived abont I5 minutes. He
had been living on Bayon Crocodile for
the past lS months with his wife and
an I6 year old son, and had never
mingled much with the people of the
heishboiInod. The coroner's jury re-
turned verdict in accordance with the
facts stated above
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03
Transfers of Property
Furnished by O. Il. TERwILLIGER

b. nj. Lambert to c. C. Duson, 81
acres south of Bayou Plaquemine; X
acres i'm sec. 30 township 8 south range
east; 40 acres iu sec. % township 9 soutl
range east 40 acres in sec. 7 township
south range east; 80 acres in sec. 81
township 0 south range 1 east 50 acres
in sec. 43 township south range east
40 acres in sec. 80 township 8 south range
1 east; 40 acres in sec. Is township 6
south range west; 80 acres in sec 90
township 0 south range / east; $140O
cash.
&C. Duson to B. NJ. Lambert, the
above described lands, $500 10 1 year.
Isaac r. Guidry to David Roos, 40 ar
peDts near Mallet, $500 Is cash.
Is. +. Anderson to c. G.. Duson, lot in
Opelousas. SAT- Is cash.
Albert Pittingill to j. Meyers & Co.,
undivided ] interest in 40S acres in
township Q south range / west, and G49
acres in township south range / east,
S52S. 20 cash.
David Roos to Isaac II. Guidry, 49 ar
pents and improvements near Mallet,
S500.75 in l, 2, 5, aud years.
Church of the Epiphany to Chas. N.
Ealer, special mortgage on lots and
buildings in Opelousas, for $275.
Now is the time to subscribe to
The Democrat"
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03

dollars and sixty cents. Total eighteen dol
lars and titty-six cents and interest and costs
39i Viii worth & Co. jeaucrcttr, La.
Lumber yard in corporation Of Opeiousus
stock fifty dollars, vehicles forty dollars, mtr
chandise five hundred dollars state three
dollars and fifty four cents, corpn two dollars
and mint E-tivc cents. Total six dollars and
lorty-Ein" cents and interest and costs
On said day Of sale will sell such port ions
"l said property us each dehtur will point out,
and in case he tax debtor shall nor point OUT
SUFFICIENT property. | will at once, without
further delay, sell the least quantity OF said
property of any tax debtor which any bidder
may bnv for the amount of taxes, interests
and costs due hy said tax debtor. The safe
will be without appraisement for cash in I,-
gal teudcr money Of the United States and
the property sold shall he re,lrt mahle at any
time fer The space of one year by paying the
price given with twenty per cent aud costs
and penalty added.
Parish of st Landry April 3oth, 1890.
I. $. FNNTENDT Sheriff
Parish of St. Landry and
e1-oliicio Collector of State and Parish taxes
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03
Many Persons
Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bitters
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex-
GEES of bile ard cures malaria. Get the genuine
NOTICE. .

LAMB OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS La,
April Z, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
or in his absence the clerk of the District court
at Opelousas, La, on Friday. May 3oth, 1890,
viz:
who made Homestead Entry No. 7497 for the
southeast Sec So township sonth range
west Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
OF, said land, viz:
Etienne Brown, Francois johnson, Rodolph
Sayoir, OteFe Fruge, all of st. Landry Parish
Louisiana.
THOMAS j, BUTLER,
Aprilla-st Register,
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03
NOTICE OF TAEsEEAU,
ESTATE Or ODILE GUILLoRY, Decd.

No 5NO4.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Whereas Metridad Biilaudeau, of the parish
of st. Landry, administrator of tie estate o.
Odille GuiloPy. decd, has filed final tdblear
of said estate accompanied by his petition
And, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court bearing date
May, LIST, 1890.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to mako opposition to said
tableau, to file the same in writing, in my office
in the town of Opelousas, within the time re-
quired by law, why the said tableau should not
be homOlogatcd and confirmed.
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON,
may3-2t. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03
EBU BsIEG SALE.
Z
ESTATE OF CYPRIEN l.. FONTENOT, De,

ESTATE OF CYPRIEN l.. FONTENOT, Decd.
No. 5O11.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
BY virtue of an order of the Honorable Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of St Landry,
there will he sold at public auction to the last
and highest bidder by the undersigned ad-
mpi istrator, or any duly qualified auctionecr,
at the last residence of deceased, six miles
north of Washington, on
Saturday. .gune 9th. 1890.
at IL O'Clock, a. ~, the following described
property belonging to the estates of Cyprien
l." Fontenot deceased, late of the parish of St
Landry, to-Wit:
A certain plantation situated ut Old Grand
Prairie, st. Landry parish, containing about
one hundred and fifty acres OF wood aud prai-
rie land bounded north by the public road
leading from Laste Doucct'e corner through
the woods to Grand Prairie and land of Joseph
n. st. Aman. south by the public road leading
from Vile Platte to Washington, east by land
of Lastie Doucet and Joseph \. st. Aman, and
west by land of Francois Aides Nidrinc. this
being the same properly acquired by Cyprien
Larose FOntenot at the succcsonal sale of
Marguerite Brisnac in the month of March,
Two bay horses, one dark bay horse, one lot
horned cattle, about ton head. one clock. one
lot of chairs and roc kers, three armoirs, ore
toilet, one wooden chest, four bedStcadS and
bedding. one waslstand, one branding iron. one
pistol and one bowie knife, one lot crockery
ware and kitchen utensils, one lot tables, one
lot sundIies, one sa Idle, one pair dog irons
Terms and Conditions-The plantation con-
tanning $50 Ocrcs, more or less, a plat of which
will be exhibited on the day Of sale, to he sold
as follows: Purchaser to pay the sum of one
hundred dollars OF the adindicatcd price on
the first day of December, 1896, and the bal
ance payable in three equal instaIlmens, that
Is the first of said nstallments payable on the
1st of December, 1891, the second OH the 1st of
December. 1892. and the third on the 1st of De
cember. 1888, purchasers to furnish their notes
with two securities to 1he satisfaction of the
and bearing eight per cent. per
annltm interest from maturity fill paid, and
also ten per cent; as attorneys fees if any be
incurred for the collection of auy of said notes,
Or part thereof, and special mortgage and ven
doris privilege retained on the property until
hnal payment; said plantation to be delivered
December LIST, 1890. All nIovablcs to he sold
and payable Oh the 1st of December. 1890, pur-
ohasers to furnish their notes with security to
the satisfaction of the administrator, and
bearing eight per cent. interest from maturity. |
PAUL STAGG,
may3-6t Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03

Our editor is still too i'll to give any
attention to the DEMoCRAT, with very
little change in his condition since our
last issue, bat we hope to be able to an
nounce an improvement in our next.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03

H J. Myers & Co. have just received
full car load of GIGS, which they are
selling at the low price of $3.50. Call
and secure one before they arc all dis
posed of.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03

the following described property belonging Il
the estate Of William A. Robertson, deceased
late of the parish of st. Landry, tO-wt:
One bull, "Opry.'
One buggy.
Two brecch-loatlinS Shot guns
One gold watch.
FOul notes OF &. Rod, $500.
Note OF j. Stewart. SIS.
One iron brand and all rights thereto at
tachcd, figuring thus. LIB" SO
Due bill of c. PeffrrkGrn, dated February
, 12th 1SSl-Sj0.
Due bill of G. r. Hawkins, dated September
Due bill of c. Mayo, dated Dee -, l87S-S50
Due bill of T. a. SALES, dated March 12th
1SS4-&i0A.
Due bill of ]. A. Anderson, dated Aug. 18th
Due bill of + A. Cooke, dated September 9TH
1Ss9-t194G7.
One due bill of John simms, dated April 29tl
1S80-SiUO.
One due bill OF Emile Pefterkorn, dated Au-
gust OH, 18S4-$200.
One due bin OF Theodulo Fontenot, dated
one due bill of a. l.. Durio, dat ed June 5tl
1SS0-S70.
One due bill OF T. d. Cooke, dated July 25th,
1880 80.
One due bill of B. R. Rogers, dated Feb. 10th,
1SS3-S25.
One due bill OF A. Bailey, dated january 2lst,
1s7s-S75.
one duc bill OF Donat Pechen. not dated $40
One due bill of f. s. Andrtls. dated February
2jth, 1S19-S5.
One note of j. 0. Trainer, dated January 22d
1SSa-S1G0.
One note Of J.. DesmariaS, dated April 2sth,
ISS2-S210.
One note Of Il. Prescott, dated November
10TH 1879.
One note OF r. y. Cooke, dated May 3lst
1S80-SSl
One note of j. O. Tranor dated March 1lth
1SS1-$295.
One note of Louis Desmarals, dated August
10th, 1SS7-SjGO
One note of T. u. Cooke dated May 3st.
1SS6-~J0.
Draft of T. ID. Cooke, dated Feb. %. 1SS5-S50.
1l0 shares in New Orleans, Z. & c. K. r. Co.
n. B.--ThcrC Will also be offered at auction at
the same time five three ycar-old Orphan Boy
geldings; fifty head sheep; one lot of black
Buckslir" piss-bein@ the private property of
the undersigned.
TcrmS-CHeh.
MARY ISABELLE GARRARD.
may SGT TtStamcntary EXecutriX.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03
JUDICIAL ADVERTBSEMENT
DEBLlC SALE.
ESTATE OF WM. A. ROBERTSON, Decd.
PROBATE COURT-PARISH OF ST Ian
DRY. La.

by virtue of an order of the Honorable. the
Probate Court in and for 1hc parish of ST. Ian
dry. there Will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder. by lie undersigned
cXeCutriX, or any duly qualified auctiOnecr, at
the last residence OF william A. Robertson. de-
ceased, situated at MoundviIle. near the tow
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03

We congratulate Bro. Jolly Of the
Morgan City Review, upon his appoint
ment us Collector of Customs for the
1'rChe district.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-03
STATE TAX SALES
IMM0YABLE PROPERTY.
TIE STA TIE OF LOUISIANA rs. Ui
LINQEENT NON.RESIDENT
TAN DEBTORS.
Parish Of st. LnntIi'y.

BY virtue of the authority vested in me by
the Constitution and laws of the State of Lou
islana, will sell at the principal front door OF
the Court House, at Opelonsas, Parish of St
Landry within the legal hours for judicial
sales hrr i'm uinr nt eleven q 'rrncz n m on