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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

Hemos reclbldo h~y slgulente telegrama
de- nuestro activo sgonte de Utuado: "Correo de
anochs no he llegado paquete peri6dices fecha
diez nueve. spacriptores disgustadoH."
No dudamos de que el paquets de referen.
cja haya llegado Arecibo oportunaments, y e!
TRACTION de squella Villa. Rogams al sehor Ad
ministrador General la averiguscl6n del hecho,
pues lastima nuestros intereses y acusa censura
BILE defciencia en- ell ssrvico.
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Who's extra sV 3: ss1ssSs1sss SsSsssss ds spsos S'sSS ss

TIHsS SH""
uerosos, secos, Jerez dulcs etc. ETC., halan de
venta desde 10 centsvos hasta I'm psso botella en-
ia bajada de Ia Puerta de Espana, cafetfn de don
Felix Boada precios sumamants baratos. Con
que aproYechar La ocasi6n Y. Ia ganga u 81
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De la GacetG Ohcsut ue hoy:


Go5iermo General de la Lsla de Puerto Rico
CIRCULAR-Con focha Is de DIciembre d.
1891 este Gobiernc General en- Circular propues
ta por Ia Intendencia general de Hacienda pu
blicada en- Ia GACETA OFFICIAL de 22 del nllsmG
mes entire otros partculsres, d1spuso que en- aque
Ilos pueblos en- que no existleran expendsdore'
de efectos timbrados, en- aquellos en- que los
Ayuntamientos los hubieran renuncado, se hi
sieran desde luego cargo de la venta de las refe
ridas espscies las Corporacones municipales, nc
solo en- consonancis con 10 que dispone ei parrafc
6!timo del artfculo 10 de la Ley municipal, sine
pox el car6cter que tenen de auxiliares de la Ad
ministraci6n pdblica y por deber moral de coad
yuvar al aumento de tan lmportante renta de
Estado. Sin embargo de 10 terminants de sque
lla disposition y de estar ella inspirada en- rszo-
nes de conveniencis para ell Tesoro y los particu
lares, de alg6n tempo & esta parte no Sc observn
por algunos Ayuntamientos 20 en- ella diEpuesto,
Y como este acusa POGO cello por parte de Las An
toridades locales que deben conocer 10 praceptua.
10 en- Ell citado artfculo 20 de Ia Ley municipal
y & ouienss no puede ocultarseles 81 uso ne3egs
rio que para L. vida comercial y pa toular han de
hacer sus administrators de TODD tlmbre de los
que tisnen legal forzosa circulation, este Go,
bierno General, atendidss las anteriores rszones,
viene en- rscordar. aquella Circular y q disponer
nor Ia presents que mientras por Ia Intendencia
general de Hacienda se resuelve 10 mas prcce
dente para que en- todos los pueblos adn en-
aquellos barrios que por el crecimiento de su po-
blaci6n haya expendedurfas de efectoa timbrados
y cuya resoluci6n no habra de hacerse esperar,
los Ayuntamientos todos sin excusa, nj pretexto
slguno, en- aquellos pueblos en- que no hubiere
expendedores, continden 81 Ia tiensn su cargo,
8 Sc encarguen desde luego de la veata de las
mencionadas especies hacienda los pedidos CO
rrespondientes las Administrators locales
las Colecturfas de Hacienda en- Ia fosma legal
rnente estabIecida, esperanto dol cello de todos
que no demorarAn el cumplimiento de 10 precep
tuado en- esta Circular evitaran mi Autoridad
el tener que considerar como neglgentes POGO
prestaran Ia debida observancia - Puerto Rico
l6 de Octubre de 1893.-El Gobernador Gene
raj, DABAN."
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NOTIOlAS GENERATES

Vuelve un colega local hacsrse eco de in.
justifcados ataques encaminados al recto funcio
mario don Sebastian Murillo, Jefe de la Admins
TRACTION de Comunicaciones de Guayama, AGO
gendo en- secci6n prefsrente las inexactitudes
que le comunica su eorresponsal de squel pueblo,
probablemente porque el senor Aurillo no Sc
habra dob;agado 8 gervlc aus intsreses III
citado corresponsaA parece que ignora que Ia
conducci6n de Ia correspondence entire Guayams
Humacao, esta contratada con don Nicolas
Orlando que el Administrator do Conunica.
clones no puede nj debe entenderse psra NADIA
con los peones conductores 81 soalneUts CON ell
contratista. Resulta pues, que Ell sefor Murillo,
que es uno de los mas rectoe emDleados del ramo
no ha hecho otra coss que cumpiir con su deber,
deben preocupsrle muy POGO los resop'5dos del
despecho de sus detrsctores.
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I r r R e r A

lie cabotage y conoclmientos para emoarques po1
los vapores de
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

Werluites. geioer eritidten suei Teuers
w~ebrleute, SuQiuan unb @eidmann,
,pabreno bret weitere bur9 cine einitirs
senbe Wa:er uerlett wurben. subers
benz uirb BET in Der Gonrabi6en 0ers
berei anseiteute Nrbeiter Wartin Vobooe
permibt, Der Sulebt bon Treunben seies
ben wuroe, ais er bas @ebduoe BON
,Gonrao Bros. betrat, unb unterliest IS
mobl teinem 3weifel, bab beri elbe ieinen
Sob 1T ben Tlammen fanb. Oas Teus
CT am Mlttwo@ friib um 2 ubr leste
bic &emiien Der Milwautee. Strobens
babns@ eieui9ait auf ber Saoieite at
Der &innidinn,d Npe. in Nide, nobel
800 Strabenbabnwasen ber 0eieQi9att
NIT ,eritSrt wurben. DerVerluit betrd9t
in biei EN- Sale iiber $500, ooo.-- Inter
ben Griimmern 1T cine weitere 2ei1e,
unb awar bic bes Nrbeiters Steue Gra>
ger, seiunoeu woroen, 10 oaB pier Waerz
i9enleben gu betlasen iinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

Die Stabt Mtlmautce, mel@e III
ben letten Monaten i@wer 6ur9 Teuers>
briinite gu leiben bate, muroe am Dienz
flag uno Mittuo@ in letter @ode aber=
mails pom Dem perbeerenben Clement
Deimseiu@t, uno unterliest es jett feinen
3meiiel mebr, baB Branoitifter bort ibr
unmelen treiben. SIS berrl 3t in Tol9e
bellen inter ben Biir9ern Milwaufee's
sroBe Mufre9uns un6 bat ii@ berStobtz
ratb peranlaBt 9eieben, cine Belobnun9
pon 50, 500 fir bos @infonsen bes ooer
bet Brmolt,fter aussuieben. Bei Dem
Teuer am Oienita9 Mor9en uurbe bic
@erberei ser %. 8eder 2eatber CONF
panp uno biejeni9e pom Gonrao Bros.
einsedi@ert. Ser @eiommtuerluit be-
tra9t $3.50, 900 - oauon faQen ouf lie
Beder 60. $500. 900, ouf bic @ebriiz
Der Conrad $780, 900 unb betrdst
bic Ser i@eruns faum Elm Drittel bes
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StaatS= 0~ctcb9cbung.

Buntt sw6li ubr am 0ienitas Mitz
tag trat i'm capitol gu ct. Saul bic %.
Staats>@ eiebsebung uon Minnei eta in
Situng. Oas 6aus wuroe pom
Staatsi efretar 8rown sur SrOnun9 sea
rufen uno %orsanilirte 1iG burd bic Wabl
bes pom republitanii3en Caucus nomiz
nirten Mepraientanten IS. 6. See Don
Cobb County ais Spre9er.
Oie iibr1gen Yeamtenlteuen wuroen
bur@ bic Wabl Der folsenben Yerlonen
beiett: GbefzGlert, s. q. Sobnlon,
ct. Saul. l.. Miiiiten;>Glerf, &c. s.
Onwlins, ct. Sames. 2. NiitenSz
Glert, 6. 81. Tren9, Monticeuo. en-
rollinszGlert q. 6. 8el9ea Glbow Safe.
gn9roliin9 Glert, g. 9. Molanoer,
Gbila9o. Yoltmeilter, gbparb Sobnion,
StQmo:e. Sergeant at Nrms, 8afis
Smout, Taribault. Nliiltent Sergeant
at Nrms, s. 6. Meus, Nnota. Sap
Ian, Neu. $. =. Tortin, Merriam
Bart.
Sm Senat 9elan9 es ben Jtepubllta>
nern ebenfaus, inter 8eibilfe 0 orei
NQianszS enatoren, Die Organization
republttanil9 gu g italten.
gu Senatsbecmten wurben erwablt:
Nts Setretdr-Go. $. Toliom. 5ilfsz
ietrttdr $. g. Tomler. Gnsroiz
1in9>glert - 6. sc. 6oote. gnrol>
lins@lert IS. .. WtiQer. .@erseant
at Nrms - 6. 6. 8enn. Miiltens>
Serseant at Nrms - Ebomas Copper.
&aplan- &eu. .. 81. Eawnep. Ger
9eant Der @omites s3immer IS. S9oez
fer. sergeant Der @allerien 6. 6.
Ebompion. Gbirbiter-S 6. Ebomp.
Jon. 3meiter E%birbiiter Sobn 6.
Steuens. Sitter i'm Mantelz 3immer-
.. g.. Stronb. 3weiter @ilisietretar-
g. 8. @al. Tileteeper-N q. 5. Dfott.
53peiter Tileteeper- 9enrp Burtbalt.
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Roller Mill Co.,
Trant & 8enji1, @i9entl.
yte,p lllnt, Wtinl1e|ota.

Da mir ueben BaIerz aud Dampitraft: sur 9erfils
snus babcu, fub mir in Stano seiest Die Tarmer 81
eber 3eit prompt uno Sur uouen 3uirteoenbett 3u bebtez
men, unb Elm alsseseidnetes Dtebt 81 ~liefern.
8ir mablen aui Nntbcl ober aesen nntauid, L nod
@nni@ Der Kunben. Webl unb TuttersS orten ~uertalten
MIR 3u ~nsebrissn yreiien Mnb liefern ~bieietben ant Des
tsQ1Na In Der Stabt fret ms Saus.
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Rates OF Advertising:

For each square of ten lines or less,
the first insertion $3.50. Second inser-
ton, IS cents per square. For subse-
quent insertions, per square so cents.
Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and business cards, in
Guiding paper. will be published at the
rate of 50 cents per square for the first
insertion, and 25 cents for subsequent
Insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers.
Announcing candidates for Office,
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Persons sending communications to
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ave or return rejected manuscripts.
illusions personally 6isparaging TO
any ole Will never be inserted except
as ad, ertisements nor then. if peculiar
ly Objectionable.
COLLEC- IONS MADE MONTHLY.
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ANNUAL PARADE OF TIKI.
BODAUX HREMEN. f.

At the request of some of our Fire.
men friends, We publish the following,
wllicllis a true copy If the minutes of
tire Fire Board of this town
"Thibobaux, La, May 10th, 1892.
"The board of delegates of the Fire
Department of the Town of ThibO-
daux met this day in extraordinary
session, all members being present,
ard the chief in the chair, who on ex-
planning the object of the meeting
stated that in view of The bad condi-
ton of our streets aud the general
outlooks of the weather, he desired to
test the opinion Of the Board on the
advisabiIity Of parading. Whereupon
IN motion of Mr.. j. Oschwald, second
ed by Mr.. X. r. Mcbride, the follow
ing resolution was adopted by the
chief giving his casting vote there be-
ing four yeas (for the resolutiOn) and
4 nays against the resOlution.)
"ResolveG that the annual parade OF
this department for the year 1892 be
and is hereby postponed to the year
1893.
"Resolved further thatthis resolution
does not prevent the different COM
panies of this department to celebrate
as they may deem fit, provided, how
eve that they do not use their en-
gines, trucks or buckets in the mat
ter.
"There being no other business to
transact. the board adjourned"
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MARRIED.-At Ducros plantation
near %Schreivel, on Tu esday April 4th,
1898, Rev. James Philson, Rector of
St. Johns Church officiating, were
married John l.. Tompkins and Mil
dred Pugh.
The groom was a resident of, and
well known III ThIbodaux for MANY
years but has lately removed to the
f1ourislIing town of Lutcher, in St.
James Parish, where he is a promi-
nent merchant. The fair bride is a
daughter of the late George Pugh of
Assumption parish.
After the marriage, the youthful
couple left on the train for New Or
leans, whence they will proceed to the
home of the groom.
The SENTINEL extends congratula-
tions and pleasant wishes for their
happiness and prosperity.
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That was a lovely spectacle present.
ed last Sunday evening by three resi-
dents of this town. to an excursion Of
500 people from New Orleans. When
this multitude of visitors were here
conducting themselves in an orderly
and dignlted manner, it remained for
men of this town to bring shame upon
the face of every decent citizen who
was a witness of their ungentlemanly
conduct.
They were brought before Judge
Blake the next morning two were
fined $3.50 each and the third sent
before the District Court, under bonds
charged with resisting an officer in the
discharge of his duty which may land
him in the p%enitentiary.
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The Loss Of q Leg

Or arm by amputstion would not
cause SO much suffering as many peo-
pie endure with Rheumatism. One of
the greatest discoveries of the century
is a certain cure for this terrible dis
ease, a speedy relief from horrible suf-
fering, and a rapid cure. 1t needs
but II trial to convince the most skep-
teal that it is a wonderful prepara-
ton.
What a blessing! 1t is DR.. Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy, price So,
large bottle, and If the druggist has
not got it, the remedy will be sent to
any address OF receipt of price, by
Drummond Medicine Co, 1850 Mai
den Lane. New YORK. Agents want
ed.
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The Raceland Refinery, the proper
ty OF Mr.. Leon GOdchaux is undergo
ing large repairs and improvements
the building is being extended one
hundred feet. The place is putting
up four large bagasse burners, with
eight new 80 inch t1ue boilers, two to
each burner, with one large double
effect, and two large new mills, three
rollers to each mill. From Mr.. A. w.
BOnvillain, superintendent of the
brick work, and whom we met on
last Thursday morning, we were in
formed of the above facts. Besides
these improvements, the Raceland
Plantation has put up an immense
stable, 26O feet long by 80 feet wide.
This place expects to granulate be-
sides it's crop. that of several other
planters above and below Raceland.
Mr.. Bonvillain is employed by the
year to take charge of the brick work
on all of Mr.. Godcllaux's plantation.
This speaks we'll of Mr.. Bonvillain,
and shows his ability in order to oo-
tain so responsible a position.
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SATURDAY APRIL 5. 1893.

Whereas Mr.. Cleveland has broken
the rule in several instances not to re-
appoint ex-Officials, We now teel san
guine about the appointment of Hon.
G. Montegut as Superintendent of the
N. O. Mint, and a feeling of general
satisfaction now prevails among Lou
isiana Democrats Oh that account.
We now feel assured that iE view of
the unsrimity with which lie is gu.
dorsed throughout the State, and the
exceptional ability with which he ad-
ministered the affairs of the U. S.
Mint at N. o. during his previous in
%cumbency, Mr.. Cleveland will cheer
fully and unhesitatingly make an ex-
ception in his case, and give him the
appointment, and thus crafty the en-
tire Democracy of Louisiana.
Besides Mr.. MOntegut was the ty-
pical representative of the McEnery
side in our late unfortunate factional
State fight. He was the most promi-
nent and popular leader on that side
as evidenced by the vote he received
in the March primaries, when the two
tickets (McEnery and Foster) were
submitted to the people, he running
some five or six hundred votes ahead
of his ticket. In such a fight when
the lines were 80 tightly drawn, we
consider the magnificent vote he re-
ceived, the greatest compliment that
could be paid to a public man.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court Par.
ish of LafOurche.
u. GrOsSmaR d; Sons Us. No 1902
Eugene II. LacrOir.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
L and by virtue OF an order of seizure and
sale emanating from the above entitled court
in the above entitled and numbered case. [
have seized aud will offer for sale ut public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the town of
Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 18th. 1893.
between the hours OF IL o'clock q. H.. and 4
o'clock p. m" the following described pro-
perty. t0-wit
A certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of Lafourche. on the right descend
ing bank Of the Bayou LafOurche, az about
thirty miles below the Town of ThibOdaux,
measuring one arpent more or less front by
forty arpents in depth bounded above by
lands OF Milien Bernard and below by lands
Of Jean ''alias" I.agarde Guidry.
Together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon and all the appurtenan-
ces thereof
To pay and satisfy the full and entire sum
of lst The sum of Two HUNDRED Dollars,
with eight per cent per annum interest
thereon from 18th OF January, 1890, until
paid, I'd A sum OF Ten per cent on the ag-
gregate OF said principal and interest as at
tOruey's tees herein Sd aud all costs of these
proceedings in cash.
Which said amount in principal and inter
est. attorney 8 fees and all costs herein ia Sc
cured oy mortgage by an act of mortgage
passed January 18th. 1890, before p. f LIE
Blanc lsto Notary Public of said parish.
p. Z. LORIO.
Sheriff of LafUurche.
March 18th. 1899.
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~WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN,

FOR II WEEP ENDING APRIL 3, '93.
The early part of the past week was
cool and unpromisiDg, with frosts on
2Sth to 3Oth of March, in exposed 10.
calities, that extended south ward into
the sOuth-central parishes.
The growth of vegetation was re-
tarded, but no material injury is re-
ported from the successive frosts, ex-
cept to fruit and gardens in some
portions of the western and northwes-
tern parishes. The frOsts occurred
when the air was COM paratively dry,
and therefore were not of serious
nature.
The latter part of the week was
warmer than usual, and offset the cool
conditions of the first few days, sti-
mulating vegetation to a marked de-
gree.
Corn planting is practically com
pleted throughout the State, and good
Roadway has been made in cotton
planting. The week was dry and
therefore excellent for all field work,
but warm rains are now needed for
the termination OF the seed in the
ground and to give an impetus to all
vegetation.
Corn is up in nearly all sections of
the State and is generally a good
stand. Some worms are reported from
different localities injuring the stand
Slightly
The cane crop continues in good
con dition ; plant cane is growing fair
ly we'll, but 0 rapidly, but viii forge
ahead with warmth and showers.
Some rice has been planted but
there lisa marked decrease IN the acre
age reported.
The fruit crop is promising, more
particularly so III the southern half of
the State.
Oats are very promising.
Strawberry shipments have COM
menced in earn est from the Florida
parishes.
No rain fell du ring the week except
a few light local showers on the 28th
OF March, averaging barely a sprinkle
for the State at large.
The conditions at date bespeak
continued warm and dry weather for
a few days-no general rains in sight.
ROBERT Z. KERkAM,
Director.
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At St. Johns Episcopal Church on
Easter Monday the annual election re-
suited as follows:
S. T. Grisamore Senior Warden. j.
j. Shaffer, Junior Warden; F. w.
Nichols, N. w. Whitehead. VIM. JEFF
fries, w. E. Howell, and Whitmel P,
Martin, Vestrymen; Messrs. j. j.
Shaffer, F. w. Nichols, w. p. Martin,
c. e. Williams and Allen Pugh were
elected delegates to the Diocesan Con
ventiOn.
In the new Vestry, S. T. Grisamore
was elected Secretary, and F. w.
Nichols Treasurer.
The Bishop of the Diocese, Rev.
Davis Sessums, will pay a visit to st.
Johns Church in the near future.
What Ais You?
If You have sudden darling pains
in the joints or muscles, and it reeur
every time you get cold, and appears
in new places without leaving any of
the old ones, the best thing to do is to
send five dollars to the Drummond
Medicine Co., 1850 Maiden Lane
New York, for a bottle of DIR. Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy for Rleu-
matism. 1t will cure you. Be wise in
time and do not be fooled with any
thing else. If you have got the above
symptoms you have got the Rheuma-
tism, and If the druggist tells you the
truth, he will say DR.. Drummond's
Remedy is the only known cure.
Agents wanted.
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On last Monday morning, at Schrei

On last Monday morning, at Schrei-
yer. Mrs. Maria L. Holcomb, widow of
B. F. Tanner, died simultaneously
whilst seated in a chair. The deceas-
ed was a native of Alabama, but has
been a resident of this vicinity for
some forty years, always enjoying the
respect and esteem of her friends.
Her remains were buried in st.
Johns Episcopal cemetery, on Tues
day attended by relatives and friends,
and in its quiet shades. the good wo-
man will await the resurrection of the
dead. The deceased was GA years of
age.
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For Sale.

4 DESIRABLE PROPERTY JUST BE.
"A low 1hibodanx belongin. to Mrs. J. s.
Gt'tLe
Ear terms apply to Mrs j. $ GooDE at
reolIrnrr or to
II. y. COELON.
Real Estate Agent.
March 2o.h. 1893.
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EOI. sale.
L. +. LORIO.
Sheriff of L~afourche.

One pair cylinder boilers complete one
portable engine, one peddiing cart, the
whole is in good order.
UISlN LEBLANC,
White Rose Plantation.
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Attention.
Business Ter

TNHE INK ERASING ELE 'TROSINE
L PENCIL. 1t grasses LUX il, two seconds.
without abrasion on paper.
HOBERT PICOU. Art.
At McBride's Store on Market st.
Tbibodaux. La.
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HOOI,S Cures.

In saying that Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures, its proprietors make no idle or
extravagant claim. Statements from
thousands of reliable people prove
that HOODS CURES.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 22d. 1893,

between the hours oil II o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock. p. NJ, The following described pro-
pert, to-wit
II A certalr tract of land situated in the
Parish of ] aiuurche. on the left bank of Ba-
you i.afourche. at about forty-one miles be-
low the town eff ThibOdaux. measuring three
arpents and forty feet front more or less, by
forty srpents i'll depth bounded above by
lands now or form pr!y belonging 10 Mrs. p.
A. Thibodaux, aud below by lands CT Joseph
+. Bourgeois, Together with all the build
ings aud improvements thereon I; less portion
sold to jean Pere On the 2l February 1885,
being one arpent font by one and one half
arpent in derth. Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon bonnd-
ed above by lands of Pierre bourgeois and
below by those OF Joseph 2. Bourgeois.
- A certain tact "a land situated in the
Parish OF l.atoulche. ON the left bank of
Bayou Latonlclc. II about twei ty-iour
miles below the town OF Thibodaux and on
the Bayou Matberne measuring Three and
one Nth arrents front mere or less on said
Bayou, by Il ,.epth of about Eighty arpents
IN the Nachciie Du2ue Livaudais, b. nnded
above ar North by lands of Jean Dufresne
and Antoine tamaIdel and South by lands
OF Charles Derhignl. Together with all the
improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions CT sale cash on the
spot in United States Trt asury notes, to pay
ana satisfy the principal, interest, and all
costs herein.
March 18Th, 1893,
+. f. LORIO.
sheriff of Lafourche.