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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-08-18
she Could Run.

The Rev. II W. Persou. ID. D., was fol
many years travelling agent OF the Amen
can Bible Society 10 the Southwest. For
a part oil the time he rode horse Of which
he was Justly proud, and OF which be
speaks again and again, always in terms oi
eulogy, in bis volume Of "reminiscences. 10
the Brush. One night he arrived at q
celebrated watering place. A four horse
stage coach drove up at the same time,
and Doctor Pierson noticed the eyes OF The
driver and the passengers fixed admringly
upon his jennie. The colporteur entered
the hotel, registered his name. without
prefx-and went 10 the wash room. As
be finished bis sblntions and stood wipine
his face. the stage driver burst ii to the
room in great excitement,
Mr.. Pierson, he said, will you allow
your horse to runf The money is up, and
we'll have q race il you'll only say the
word.
As he spoke he shook in the agents face
. mass OF bank bills drawn through hip
fingers after the manner of gamblers in
those parts.
Mr.. Pierson was startled to besr his
name pronounced In this way by a strsn
ger. but betbonght himself at once Of the
hotel register Jns. then a servant sp.
peared vita his saddle bags waiting to
show bin to bis room, and with an abrupt
emphatic No. Sit be turned away.
In due time the supper bell rang, and
Mr.. Pierson stepped out Of his room upon
tie piozx. There be e1countered gen
tIeman who at once approached him
pleasantly and said;
! hope sir, you will reconsider your de-
cisioD. and allow youf mare to run. have
made bet that she can outrun anything
here. and the money is up. Allow me to
say that am an old Viginian, and Judge
OF horses, and il you will let her run am
sure 10 win.
By this time the Bible Society's agent
had recovered his self possession. He
bowed politely to bis Virginia friend, and
said:
Do you think, sir, it will do for Pres.
byterisn clergyman to commence horse'
racing so soon after reaching the Springs?
Now it was the other mans turn to be
fustered. He did not say word, and the
Doctor went into supper. When be came
out again. the stranger made up to him in
the most respectful manner.
Allow me to speak to you again, sir. j
wish to apologize. | beg your pardon. cir
| assure You. sir, that nothing would in
duce me knowingly to ipsult clergyman.
Doctor Pierson made some good natnred
reply aud thought nothing more about
the matter
The next winter in passing through
another part of the country, be stopped a.
q backsmiib's shop to Rtt shoe tighter
ed
Wasn't yon at the Springs last simmer
with this msr2 said the blacksmith
The doctor answered 10 the Affirmative
Well. said the blacksmith. pa'ting the
mares neck and looking into vacancy with
. pleased expression, as il be we're living
over again some pleasant scene, they got |
ber out, preacher. and run her, anyway.
Then, as II to make the matter ell right
With the owner, be looked up into bis face
with smile and 40 emphatic nod as be adj
Ted, And, preacher, she beat. she did. he
won bis money.
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"A iri-nd WHO once tfaysis With tie
ciren- told me this: Mspy years sso 1
w.ss el1wn 10 Forepsaghs Ooe of the
lion ismefs had harp topsusd wife sbo
w.s 20 iDssbsly isalou. oi him that shs
kept the poe msb 10 constant .t,is Of
tfepidstion. Ons siterpoon sbe caught
him talking - pnty bareback rider.
whersapon che secured b0rse~bip spi
chased her husband uatil hasliy be TOOK
rsiuge by jumping into tbs llons cage sad
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Thestrongesi poet eve, bad 10 interview
said onr lighting editor. sas big fellow.
Why be stood eight feei----
Oh, cut il short. cried the others 10 .
chorus. Come down little from thst
height
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To PROVE GgE GSk mzp1o1rR. nA5Ha f.

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person selling our medicine the privilege Of
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IN MENaORHAM.

DIED--At Holly Springs, Miss, Dec lsth.
1891. HuGH G. BARTON, aged 46 years.
After tife's fitful fever. the warm generous
heart III ii valued friend has 1ased to heat
a,,d fine saJ Of his native heath has hidden
f,,,n, tht p.ze s,f those who loved him, the
ttue,ur,,f which once held the immortal soul
If i1l. honest man LII all the phases OF life
the bright smile OF content shone DER his
pathway. For those who wept he had tear j;
far those who laughed he had smile. Raised
na.ler the old regime, where to be gentle
man was % necessity he never forgot or
sfravea from his early training, al'onnding
Il, j, clarity limited only By his means Nome
I-aaw him but TO praise Ere eighteen sum-
n,rrs had past DER his head the Blue Cross OF
The Sunny South found him among her de-
frnders Only twelve short months ago, say
It,,r trust me- love rue aud believe, to her who
had linked her iifrs destines to his, he led
Ia the altar as his bonnie bride, one whose
devotion never faitered through all the long
months nf weary watching between hope and
desaair-neyef murmuring, ever hopefni 10
the iasi. that the glow of health would re.
Yuru He met the last enemy aud now amid
the mingled Blne aud Grey he passes IN re.
yiew before lee and Grant on the parade
ground of ln endless eternity. Gone and
4 pIace tiot soon filled is vacant, but the void
10 onr hearts will not be for long. Soon, at
hest. the summ 0ns will come for all and amid
the hosts Of that brighter, better world, let
us hope that We shall meet and again enjoy
the eompanionship of noble friend Hugh.
Nav the mercies of an inserutible Providence
Dotir the balm Of an healing solaee into the
heart of his young wife and the sorroWinR
relatives 10 his native land is the wish OF
A FRIEND.
HolI 6Springs, Miss, Reporter please copy
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s. eur Friends and Patrons.

o.. rish to call the attention of the friends
" ,s.srons ron Of the COURIER to the necessity
aga w pa.tbi being on the alert, in the matter OF
Of lnsnI pnublcations. tsherifs sales especial.
luaioia. pnerlect on their part to give positive
!yl.saot;ops =, as to where they desire such
laaaart,sement published, is apt to result in
aaseihs,ij hsjnq deprived of the patronage that
oAa,H oua otherwise be given to u.s. The sheriff
voaaa s.,;s rarish has been making himself .es.
a;atIv O lni Jealous in the matter Of securing
peolnHf pHs sales for the paper of which he is
snesat saatar and stockhoder and several publica.
alIes.f ore ~ that nature have appeared in that
flops s = which the parties interested would
pape. .eaIected to be done in the COURIER, had
lasv nase heen consulted and others have been
.nss .srses from us at the special solicitation of
eas absrff or his deputies serving the papers
4 ing The matter of seizures. -.
y NJ roJ those who prefer to patroBlze any other
.orsr "a in this parish we have no desire to in
plfsra With their preferences, but our friends
.eals,gi an ,vish to favor US with their patronage
va - earnestly requested to see that the proper
aas ossa ga are instructed to have the publication
g.lse aaas n tbe CouRIER-and they are especially
aoIg @arusd against allowing themselves to be in.
ssaaS aa.n TO consent that the advertisement
aasd ubosld be done in some other paper,
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ESTATE OF ADELAIDE NJ. LEIGH.

ESTATE OF ADELAIDE NJ. LEIGH
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 quail
fed auotioneer, at the store of Samuel Haas.
at Chicot, parish of St. Landry, La.
y Saturday, March 8, 1sGS,
at ii o'clock A. NJ,
/. The southwest quarter Of section thirty
five, township two, south range two east
plat of which may be seen as hereafter men
toned.
2 South east quarter of section thirty.Hve.
township two, south range two east, contain
ing l53 lll00 acres.
3. Land acquired from L. Fl. Martin, Oct.
Sd, l8i5, on Bayou Chicot, containing about
five hundred and 40S arpents, being part of
the Gilbert Sweat tract, and the John Hay
tract, bounded north by John Bass, Whit
tington and others, east by Samuel Haas and
Bayou Chicot, west by railroad land and
south by property of the estate next des'
cribed.
a. A tract Of land adjoining last described
tract, containing two hundred arpents and
another tract adjoining containing iifty acres.
purchased at the estate of Robt Perry, Feb.
9th, 1853. bounded north by property of the
estate last described above, south BY Chicot
Village, or land of Samuel Haas, east by
Bayou Chicot and S. Hass, and west by rail
IUdu lduu AuS bHU pltStS VI pEUDSEty last
described will be sold in lots Of from so to 60
arpeuts each, a plat of which can be seen at
the Office of w. s. Frazee, attorney, at Ops.
lousas, made by l.. E. Littell. Parish Sur,
veyer, and will be exhibited on day Of sale.
S. The undivided one.half Of the following
described property, viz: West half of north.
west quarter of section twelve, and northeast
quarter of section thirteen and southeast
quarter Of southwest quarter of section nine,
in township two. south range two east aud
containing about $50 acres.
6. The undivided one half of the land anu
improvements known as the Camp Springs
property, said property being composed Of lots
and 3, section 90, tp. 2, south range east,
containing IFS 80ll00 acres, NEt of SCI
and Ell of NET section &c. tip. 2, 8 r Z, con-
tanning l35 75IlO0 acres, lots 2 and and Of
section Sc, tip. E. south range east, contain
ing 2I5 l5ll00 acres.
Terms and Conditions:-Property to be sold
on a credit Of twelve months, purchaser to
furnish twelve months bond with approved
security, with reservation Of vendors privi-
lege and special mortgage upon the property
will also sell by virtue Of said order and
commissions and upon the same terms and
conditions, at the last residence of the decd,
near Washington, st. Landry parish La, on
MONDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1892, at the hour of
II o'clock q. m, one bedroom set, consisting
of bed, bureau, washstand and armoir, also
another bed and armoir, chairs, three mat
trasses and one WritiDg desk.
Feb. 6, 1892. Administrator.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
District Cosrt, Parish OF ST. Landry

SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Parish OF 81. Landry,
Kahn 81 Levy VS., l.. sohnerb Il Bro, No, 1896
Ro.hchild Bros. Is. L. sohuerb g. Bro,
No. 1897
No. 1898.
H. g. C. Newman vs. l.. Schnerb e. Bro,
No. 1889.
JOS Bowling s. Co. Limited VS.. L. schnerb &
Bro No. l494l.
A. Adler & Co. vs.. L. Sehnerb & Bro No. 1892
Berksou Bros. VS.. l.. schnerb Il Bro, No 1898
Levy, Loeb g. Co. vs.. L. Sehnerb g. Bro,
No. l494a.
Joseph Cohn & Son vs.. L. Schnerb & Bro.
No. l4945.
Rice, Born Hardware Co. Limited VS. L.
l.. Schuerb & Bro, Nol 1916.
Martin & Ross vs. l., schnerb & Bro. No tiea7
Smith Bros. & Co Limited Us. l., Schnerb 81
Bro. No. l4948.
+ A. Lambert VS. L. schnerb & Bro. No l4949.
Fred D. Becker VS.. L. schnerb & Bro.
No 1880.
j. Bedes Shoe Manufacturing Co Va. L.
Schnerb & Bro, No. 1881.
A. Kors w. l.. Schnerb & Bro, No i4952
Friedman Bros. Va. L. Schnerb e. Bro
No. 1854.
F.. c. Fenner VS. L. Schnerb & Bro, No. 1855
Abe Mayer vs. l.. scbnerb & Bro. No 1886
Alphonse Levy. PEes't ist National Bank OF
0petousas, vs. l. Sehnerb & Bro, No. l496l
SchmiGa n geigier VS. L. schperb 2 Bro,
No 1858
W. Il, Irby 81 Co, Limited vs.. l.. Schuerb &
Bro, No. l4964.
Vincent & Co IS L, Schnerb g. Bro, No. 1865
S L. Jones, Pres't Ky, Wagon Manufacturing
Co, vs. l.. Schnerb & Bro, No. l4967
Curd & Sutton vs., L, schuerb & Bro, No. I496s
W. G. Tebault VS., L Schnerb l. Bro,
No, 1876.
Crescent City Furniture Manufacturing Co,
Limited VS.. l., Schnerb IL Bro, No, 1877.
By virtue of an order enanating from
the Honorable the 18th Judicial Dis
triet Court, in and for the parish of St.
Landry, in the above entitled and num-
bered suits, and to me directed, will pro.
ceed to sell, In detail and small lots. at
public auction, to the last and highest bid.
der, at the store of L. Schnerb & Bro, in the
town of Sunset, Parish of St. Landry, on
all the goods, wares and merchandise of said
L. Schnerb & Bro, at said place, consisting
of dry goods, notions, hats, shoes, groceries,
hardware, crockery aud glassware, wagons,
furniture, corn, etc, an enumeration of which
would be too tedious to mention.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms--Cash.
T. $. FONTENOT,
Feb. Is, 1892. Sheriff
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Proceedings Of the Democratic
District Executive Committee.
OPELoUsAs, La, Feb. l6, 1892,

0PEL0uSAS, LA, teb. 10, 1917.
Tie Committee met pursuant to call by the
President. Present: DIR. r. G. Webb, of
Acadia, in the chair: Messrs. Z. A. Cooke, i.
Haas, G. NJ Thompson, j. NJ Ware, M. An
drus, WIN. Dejean, DR.. j. a Haas, Of st. Ian
dry. j B. Richard, Sidney Arceneau, E. o..
Bruner, T. G. Chachere and Fl, w. Carver, of
Acadia.
DR.. Webb called the meeting to order.
On motion of Mr.. G. n. Thompson, DIR. r.
C. Webb was made permanent Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. T. a. Cooke, G. III. Thomp
son was elected permanent Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. E. O. Bruner, be it re-
solved that the Chair appoint a Campaign
Committee within three days, composed OF
ten from Sc. Landry and ten from Acadia 1
and be it further resolved, that the President
be and is hereby authorized TO call meeting
of said Committee as early Us Convenient.
On motion of Mr.. T. A. Cooke, the Com
mittee adjourned subject to call by the Pres
ident X. e. WEISS, ffesldent.
Attest:
e NJ. THOMPSON, Seo'y.
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Wee Ting uemOcrRtic Parish Ex
ecutEve Committee.
opRLousAs, LA., Feb. Is, ls92.


Tie Committee was called to order by G..
j. Thompson, Esq, by virtue of his office as
Chairman of the Mass Meeting at Which this
COMMITTEES was created. The following mem /
bers present: II e Estorgo, ID Durio, II
II Heath. w Al Flynn, B Cushman. Sam Haas.
by proxy Adrien Fontenot, j Barnige, by
proxy . II Parker. proxy DC g wilkins,
& C Duson, Osem6 Fontenot, Edmnnd Quirk
j w Gardiner. proxy. A quorum present
On motion of C G Duson. duly seconded, J,
III Estorge was elected Chairman, and w
A Flynn Secretary.
On motion Of 0z6m6 Fontenot, the Chair
n AZ authorized to appoint Campaign Com.
rnfttee of eleven, one from each Police Jury
ward and three at large, carried.
On motion Of B Cushman, seconded By Il
hi Heath, this committee recommends the
election of the Hon. Fl L Garland as U mem
ber Of the State Central COMMITTEES. Carried.
On motion of D Durio, duly seconded. the
Committee adjourned.
wv. "a. FINN, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.
Probate Court Parish of 81. Landry, No. 562l
ESTATE OF CELEsrE LAFLEun, decd.

ESTATE OF CELESTE LAFLEUR, decd.
Whereas John Fontenot, of the parish
of st. Landry, administrator of the above en-.
titled estate, has filed tableau Of
classification of debts and partial distribution
of funds of said estate, accompanied by his pc
tition praying for the homologation of the
same;
Aud whereas. notice of fling of said peti.
ton and tableau has been ordered by an or
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tabieau in writing, at my office In the town
of Opelousas. within the time required by law.
why said tableau should not be homologated
and confirmed. -
C. NJ. THOMPSON,
Feb. 20, 1892. Clerk
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NToTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry, fo.--
ESTATE OF THOMAS LOCKWOOD decd.
Whereas, Mary Ford, of the p xish of
ST. Landry, has applied by her petitiasi to be
appointed Administrative of the easate OF
Thomas Lockwood, decd, late of st. asandry
parish
Therefore, any person intending te make
opposition to said appointment will iie the
same in writing, in my office, in the sewn OF
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. C.. NJ, THOMPSON,
Feh 40 1899. CLERK.
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DURLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of st, Landry, No,
Estate OF PIERRE D. RICHARD, Decd


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 hig hest bidder, by the under
signed Tutrix, or a duly qualified auc
tioneer, at the last residence of deceased In
Coul6e Croehe, st. Landry parish, La, on
Wednesday. March 3OtIl, 1899,
the following described property, belonging
to tue estate of Pierre D. Richard deceased
of the parish of st. Landry, to-wit
certain tract OF land situated at Coulee
Croehe, Parish of st. Landry, according to
plat of Leonce E. Littell, surveyor, annexed to
the process verbal of family meeting, measur-
ing one hundred and forty-three and sixty
five one-hundredths tl43 65Il00) acres, bound.
ed as follows North by Baptiste Chaux aud
Numa Miller. south by Joseph Richard, west
by estate of P. .. Richard and east by Ignao
Guidry, saving and excepting twelve feet
to be taken of of the eastern aud southern
lines of said tract for road.
Terms and Conditious-Five hundred dollars
Of the purchase price to be paid on the day
of sale and the balanee of the purchase price
to be paid OH the first day Of February l693
for which the purchaser is to furnish bis note
bearing eight per cent. per annum interest
after maturity, aud III order to secure and
guarantee the full aud final payment OF said
note aud interest aud attorneys fees ut 10
per cent amount sued for, u special mort
gage and vendors privilege are retained on
said lands in favor of the Tutrix. or auy fu-
ture holder OF said note, and in case nf suit to
enforce payment of said note, or any part
thereof, the said purchaser will obiigate him
self to pay to the said holder or holders, at
torney's fees hxed at ten per cent Oh the
amount sued for; said purchaser further to
obligate himself not to sell or dispose Of the
property to the prejudice of the mortgage
herein retained.
CELEMA RICHARD,
Feb. 81. 1899. Tutrix
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU,
Probate Court Parish Of s. landry, No. sOes
ESTATE OF ALEXANDRA TE1ERRx.

ESTATE Uk ALEAANUhE 1E1EKhk'
Whereas Folk Thierry and Louis Com
magere, of the parish of st. Landry,
joint administrators Of the above en-,
titled estate, have filed tableau of
classification of debts and distribution of
funds and final account of said administration,
praying for their discharge and for cancel
lation of bond.
And, whereas, notice of filing Of said petit
tion and tableau has been ordered by an or
der of court bearing date Feb. l8, 1892.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, in writing, at my office in the town
why said tableau should not be homologated
and confirmed. G. NJ. THOMPSON,
Feb. 20. 1892. Clerk.
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rEE COUNTRY ROAD QUESTION.

IeIas Farm ana hdncn'
An exchange thinks that what We need IN
road making ls system aud scientific methods.
We need that, but we also need thorough De-
lief kindled In the minds OF property owners
that money put into good permanent roads is q
paying investment, and that aside from the
thousands OF advantages, property Will increase
sufficiently to several times pay the taxes re-
quired for building and repairing. The fact Is,
that the only question to solve in connection
OF good roads is how to raise sufficient money.
The only way to raise the money is to tax the
people, and the only way to make the people
willing to tax themselves is to convince them
that it viii pay them. Hence the necessity for
agitation aud education On the subject.
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neral and Chief of staff.
u. G. VETERANS.

REApoRs. UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
q. E. Lee Camp No. II,
Opelousas, La, Feb. "a, 1892. }
General Orders No. ~.
All members of 4. e. Lee Camp No. u, q. 9,
W are requested to meet at the Court House IN
Opelousas on Saturday, March 18th, 1892, at Il
o'clock w., for the purpose of electing delegates
to represent their Camp at the Third Annual
Meeting and Reunion OF the United Confederate
Veterans, which will be held III New Orleans on
the sth ana 9Th Of April next, and for such other
business as may require attention.
full meeting is earnestly desired.
l.. D. PRESCOTT, Commander
Official B. BLOOMFIELD,
FOL
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Feb, 90, 1892.
NOTICE OF TABLEAU.
District Court Parish Of St. Landry, No 1879.

estate OF PIERRE JEAN Louis GUILLoRY.
Whereas, Olivier Guillory, of the parish of st :.
Landry, Administrator of the estate of Pierre
Jeau Louis Guillory, has filed tableau Of
classification of debts, distribution of funds
and final account of said estate, accompanied
by his petition praying for the homologation
of the same;
Aud. whereas, notice of filing of said petit
tion and tabIeau has been ordered by an
order of court bearing date Feb. 25th, 1892.
all persons interested to make opposition to
said tableau, in writing, ut my Office in the
own of Opelousas, within the time required
by law, Why said tableau should not be
homologated aud confirmed.
C. NJ. THOMPSON,
Feb. 27. 1892. Clerk.
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S. Land Office, New Orleans
N La, Jan. u. 1892 = Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has
flied notice of his intention to make final proof
IN support OF his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the Judge, or in his alb
sence, the Clerk of the District Court, at Opel
ousas, La, on Monday, March Z, 1899, viz
Thomas d. Sefley.
who made Homestead Entry 1901 for tue
S w of the S w of Sec. 10, TIP. 4, = r ? w
Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: Richard Odomf Jr,
Henry Henderson, William Legget, Felieian
CHAS. C. PALFREY,
Jan. 30, 1882. ct Register
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We are pleased to learn that our
neighbois Of Washington viii soon
have their local paper revived. Mr..
IN. d. Pipes. ii young man Of conside-
rable experience and full of snegy, ii
DnblislIer, and will doubtless give
onr neighbors d live local paper that
will advance the interests of the town
and contribute to its prospsrity We
congratulate our neighbors. and wish
our new conft9re all possible success 10
lila journalistic venture.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No 5l5o
ESTATE OF DAVID Brown decd.
Whereas, Alfred Brown, of the parish of
st. Landry, has applied by his petition to be
appointed administrator of the estate OF
David Brown, deceased, late of the par
ish of st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment Will hle tue
same in writing, in my office, in the town OF
Ouelousas, within ten days from the present
notice C. Nj. THOMPSON,
Feh 27. 1899. Clerk.