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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June l5.-Flour duh, unchanged
receipts. 1887 barrels; shipments, lS60s barrels
sales, 9.5 barrels Wheat quiet and easy-No. 2
red, spot, 60. a,0; June, So sa.ss.: July, Ila1l
August, ssssa13; September, 74ka as: steamer No.
= red. shs65 -receipts a5.4l5 bushels: shipments.
55,s.2 bushels: stock s9i5tl bushels: sacS, l56
bushels Milling wheat by sample, esasl. Corn
frmer-miNed. EaisA; June, Is ASA July.
49a49 August - a4e s:-recepts 81, bash els
shipments. l1oS56 bushels stock. I74,ss5 bushels:
sales 900 bushels. White corn by sample yellow
corn by sample 80. Oais better inquiry-No z
white western. ~ asked; No. = mixed western 36L.
as1--ecepIs, 900 bushels: stock 10. oys bushels
Rye quiet-No 2, 6o-receipts, .5s bushels; ship
ments, 25,6S3 busfels stock, q Gas bushels. Uay
quiet and steady-gocd to choice timothy, sos
1850. Grain freigats steady. unchanged Cotton
nrm-middling, 81. Provisions cniet, unchanged
Butter firm, quiet-creamery, fancy. 81; do. fail
10 choice. 20; 10. imitation, is. Egg dull,
Coffee steaay-ido cargoes, fair, TX: No. Z. l6,
ALA. Sugar strUng-granulated. 5k. Copper un
changed Whisky trm-l-lsal.ls. Peanuts un
changed.
BALTIMORE. June IL. - Virginia threes. 6
asked Baltimore and Ohio stock, i4a16; Northern
Central stock, 81 bid; Baltimore anu Ohio soutb
western first incomes, 1854 bid; do. second In
comes 23a24<; do. third incomes. bid: Consoli
dated gas bonds, 1llh bid; do. stocks IS bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17
wAsHINGTONs BEAT THE GIANTS.

They Take This Afternoons Game by the
Score Of Z to 8.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Senators, fresh
from a string of six defeats, defeated the
Giants this afternoon by hard and timely
hitting. The score by innings follows:
2. he
New York. zoe o. 3
Washington .........0 o o 3 l ~ 10 :
Batteries Baldwin and MIlligan. Meekin and
Farrell Umpire-Mr. Mclaughlin.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following are the opening and closing prices
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson 4 Mccartney. l3ls street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. June II tclosing)-wheat steady
cash, 65k; July, COY a66a; September, II. Corn
easler-cash. Al; June, 4o'.; July. ak; Septem-
ber 42k. Oats easy-cash, BOZ; July, es,.: Sep
TENDER 26ss- Pork stesdy-July. 2o.o5: Septein-
per, zoso Lard steady-cash, 9.s5; July, s.9s;
September, l0.57k. Short ribs steady-cash. .. 30:
July, $40; September. go. Rye dull-4s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17
2l, l0S, I2j

At the time Of the taking of the census Of
1880 the interest upon the per cent registered
bonds due in 1880 and 1881 was payable upon
schedules prepared in this Office and forwarded
to the treasurer of the United States and his
assistants in ten Of the principal cities OF the
country. The owners or their agents called at the
treasury subtreasuries and receipted on the
schedules for the amounts due them. The ad-
dresses Of the owners usually were not given
upon the schedules, and the difficulties in
apparently it was not considered worth while
to attempt to obtain them. The amount upon
these per cent schedules was $3.50, 926. 700.
The interest upon registered bonds of the
later loans (viz: those at per cent and ~ and
per cent? was in 1880 payable, as it is now, by
checks for interest fol- warded to the owners or
to their representatives Summaries were pre-
pared from the interest schedules payable on or
near July /. 1880. from which it appeared that
the amounts owned by foreign holders and
he total amounts Of registered bonds on these
three loans were as follows:
Held by Foreign Tot,l Register
Loans. Holders. ed Bonds.
per cen, rssd bonds 90. So 80 sSss ISS go s
81 pt per se Ssn 4e ssiS bonas sS
e23.saJs5o sa2. 81. $50
So far as 1 am aware, no attempt has been
made in connection with the census of 1890 to
make a similar estimate. On the LIST Of the
present month the amounts of bonds outstand-
ing upon current loans were as follows: Coupon
bonds, go, SEQ, $50; registered bonds, s5l2,-
IO2, 200.
An approximate estimate Of the amount OF
United States registered bonds owned abroad
is SlS, SOC. 900. This includes both the bonds OF
holders who receive their interest direct from
the Treasury Department and bonds Of foreign
owners who for convenience have their interest
sent to their representatives in this
country. 1t is sometimes difficult to
decide where the owner OF the bond
lives, for some extensive investments have been
made by persons of foreign birth who have
taken mp a residence in the United States, and a
foreign name is no certain indication of foreign
residence.
have no data for estimating the amount OF
coupon bonds held in foreign countries. nor dc
know of any method of ascertaining beyond
approximately the amount, except by some
plan like that previously described.
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AMUSG MEMS.

THr SLlnL orIGArn WNeNrn Niaur.
The remarkable operate programme be-
Ing gwen this season by Anton Sill. bids
fair 10 create revolution ami d new stand
ard for popular orchestral and vocal con
efr's. 1t NAV he safely affirmed that the
apex "f programme making has been
II, hi, vel by the great Wagner conductor.
Tie programme that he will pres, MT in this
city Al an early date, not only in this, but
in any other city. probably has no parallel
This programme has been welcomed with
particular warmth in New York, Boston
and Philadelphia, cities that heretofore
have been accustomed to their seasons of
grand opera, until this year, when the burn
ing of the Metropolitan Opera House has
resulted in no opera. Instinctively feeling
the demand caused by the absolute
dcarth of opera IN its grandest form. in
these scenes from the Wagner Music
Dramas, Mr., SedI approaches as nearly as
possible to this demand for grand opera.
without going beyond the limits of the ron-
cert stage. The evening performance is
made up of scenes from lohengrin. Tam
hausrr and Div Meistersiuger, eminent
singers aid Mr.. Setl and bus orchestra IA
the interpretations of these sccncs. These
singers are of great ability au1 of both
European and American regulations, and
their good work will he supplemented by
Mr.. Seidls authuritiye conducting, aud the
assistance of his superb body of orchestral
players. Americas greatest young prirna
donna. Miss Emma Inch, Is the principal
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:, st - -,
AZ ''' ie0'"i SESSION 81 tie hf"he"e'
.f9itise court, tile following business was
ransaeied:
u-s - yyi,u,r,s =, Nail, ,t,.-,,,,,,,.t,
vas ,n,ni,,a1 aImi,,;s,,,,riY an Tho "sta,.
= us,,y :. WiiIi,n.nf Monmouth n
~ ~ - tfa,inrau ,xas a,,nni,,.''l
,r,.,a. ,n,,.r ,hc yin af t',f;. ~
vbi,n of u,uo,su wa,tar n s+;n
on If ,ugns.s ros anna;r,.,l a.
.,fn;s,r,.or na DO ,.s.o,e as So c,,,,
- - ,,g,,.,, FI,a-1 C-a,,,.u ~,
,vat III 20. ..,,,.,in,ot ,1n,;oi.,r..
,,,s estate az c;aorro r crowen nf Mo-
80, :, w WL;,aho,.sa No. -
,,tn,;,;,,ro,a- -, ,,o ns.a,c IS IL
sraroh .Ns ,,.,rs,, Il - VIII g
,v.,,r,i,i, ,,.,s a,,,,,;u,,i ,,t,,,i,,is,.,.a-
=, ,b.. est,,o ne ,aran eth ~ Vs.saI.
hero Ida wehh Of CLINTON was sn.
no;n,ea ,,,n,;,;s,-,t,;, an ,h.. .st,,,. y,
fah, : VIII ,I;,,,,, ~, paia,,,,,.
nf Wa,err;,ls was annoi,,ad adn,in;str,-
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asovr the CAPITOL.



THURSDAY vas one Of the most interesting
of all the winter as regards the Legislature,
which passed the bill aboiishinz school dis
trie,,, and in the Senate defeated both ap.
uroulstIons for the States insane also for
the Communications from the Governor.
In the House hay of D.xmon;
urs.ented hill 30 repeal chap.
~ Of the Public i4a~s Of 1889.
relating to loan and building associations.
ar. FowIes vi 0rHeyiils, presented bill,
the first section OF which prosi les ttiat who
egsr axis the Legislature for any private
or special legislation shall Sra gise notice
in the local newspspers for eight weeks
prior 10 placing the matter before the
legislature.
Ns. Lane Of Augusta presented bill to
amend chap. 70 Of the Public Laws Of 1891
b. aiding thereto the following sections
sec. 5. All associations or corporations
dsiaz basiness in this State nDdsr prosis-
ion. Of thu. act shall pay TO the Treasurer Of
this State tax Of one per cent per annum
on the amount of It's monthly dues received
and collected within the State exclusive Of
faes. interest and premiums, 70 he assessed
one half by said annual tar on the average
amount Of the monthly dues 80 received for
tie six months preceding the fret day of
October,
Sec 4. Said associations or corporations
shall seBfi-anBually, On the last Saturdays
OF April and October. make a return signed
Of the average amount Of said monthly dues
for the six months preceding the first days
of April and October. Said returns shall
be made to the treasurer of the State on or
before the second Mondays of May and
November and for wilfully making false
return or negleetiug or refusing to
make the return herein required the
association or corporation forfeits not
iess than 500 nor more than
1900 for each offence, AMI upon petition
of the bank examiner to be flied By the at
,orney general in the supreme court he is
hereby authorized AMI empowered. after
such notice and hearing a. may he ordered
b. the court, to compel the making Of all
delinquent returns and order the payment
of forteitures and all costs of proceedings
out Of the deposits in the hands of the State
treasurer under the provisions of see ?.
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N s..sy.ids c.t,,,,vs

Tho eighth annaa! catalogue OF. 3ir G. /.
Nelson Of the ssnnrsnie Farm 81 Water
vile, for fsss. il oaf. On the SIS. page
he calls attention u his choice ssrains .:
blood as represented By the stsIlions Nelson,
$40; Wilkes. 500. Red flark. So;
Bro~n Eoife, $50; trafalgar, s5e Te-sasor,
so, snsi Iae Ysryan private
These rrpresen, ihsee families; Nelson,
p2.la; Dicts,or c;iisf, ssi ~ the wisks.
family by Red Hawk. ..gs ~ By Re
Wilkes, Wilkes. s55i by Aicsnae,
Then follows an Interesting sketch 81
operations IN tie past AZ sunnysile farm
reiaiise to breeding Mr. Nelson says
Sammy side Farm Il siasssssi IN WatersilIe.
one and sne-haIf miles from THE Mia
Central depot. Persons dp.iroHs of visirir z
the farm AMI examining the stock are e, r
daily insite,i tc 10 so, and iii be met ~
the depot and taken to AMI from the farm
if notice is gwen | have constantly on
hand geldIngs and nsres which are not cat
alogaeA for sole also iifies anil colts by
ny stations at reasonable prices
Up to 1856 We bred the f0llo.ing horse-
ttsIs being auF frzr hrat-ts az vnn-urc
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Restored nov to the favor ug association
tracks, there is ~ reason Why the hur-.
Nelson should not again draw the attention
of the boTssmen of the coantfy 10 Maine
anil Maine bred stock There are not .,
few who think this borsc the fastest tina;
ever stood gu iron iLoG.ii 201 and frac-
lion calls for merry clip from start 10
finish. But lie is in elegant condition this
spring and it may he that the iaurels of
S'amboui and others NAY be pulled dow
by III" great northern liking OF the Tnrf.
II any rate Mr.. Nelson is going for highest
prizes TO be hung out, wherever they are
offered, AMI se shall b. greatly disap-
pointed if lie does not secure Il large part
If them.
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~
Personals.

The many friends of cS-Speaker Wiswell
were pleased 10 meet and greet him at the
Capitol Thursiay.
Frank l.. Staples, Esq. of Eath anil
S. District Attorney Isaac ;. Dyer os Port
land came up on Jevetts yesterday for the
day
Joseph Marston. the youns son OF thas.
Msrs,ou. who has been seriously III for
nearly three weeks with typhoid fever is
bei'er. the fever having turned.
The MANY fricnls of Hon. f lwin J,
Cram, judge of the municipal court OF Bid
deford. were pleased to meet him at the
Capitol. Monday. Judge Cram served on
Gov. Burleigl's staff, as Inspector OF rife
practice. With rank of colonel. until May
issi.when he resigned to accept his present
position. the duties of which he is aischar-
ing with signal ability and success.
Hon. Jeremiah Dingley. IT., of Auburn
was at The State Capitol Thursday. Mr.
plngtey has long been one OF the r-omneni
Republicans of the State. lie was mem
Der of the House of Representative in isi''',
1857, ISL. and lsTe ami of the Senate IL
lsGi. lS';5. is.s. 1878, 1850 anil lssl. Ills
record has been conspicaopsly able snsl
honorable one IN every respect.
Hon. ". " Bolster of talusn is III the
city. Mr. Bolster has been for years a
heading Republican in his sec'ian OF the
State. lie formerly resided in Dtxheil a'a
in lSsi9 sai $50 was aetnhef OF the Sen
ate from e<sor.s county, the latter rear sery-
ing as Pre-ilea, of that ho;y'. he was 4
member of the Executive Council fsom IN
dreseo.gia county ia lss'. lie served
many years With sisaal ability as trustee OF
the State Reform School. At the present
time he is tic Peoples candidate for mayor
of Auburn.
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Has tastes n,e,liciasily. in keeping witt
other turMries remedy must be pleas
suIiy acceptable Ia form, purely wholesome
in composition, truly beneficial in effect and
entirely fire from every objectionable quail
ity. Ii really i'll he consnlts a physician
il eons,ipaiet he uses the gentle farnil,
laxative Syrup of Figs.
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'.ii1-.rs ,.fthc htuseb'c .h.sr@0i
NJ who are Interested NJ the establishing
IF a Water street Gospel home mission in
augusta are cordially invited to be present
% the 4. q. u. w hall. Water street, Sun.
tty. March 9Th. at Is +. NJ. Mr.. i
,uull ot Halioweli the founder vi the
14lioweil aui Gar.!iacr Water street mis-
tons will hs' present with several nsenlher.
81 the<e missions AMI viii speak uIron The
,a=pl bone mission wuIE ami the rr>uil-
snd II the int rest 'tnrrinis, steps " III -.
tkrn IN the near futtr.. to nrgantie y nj
) in Augusta. S,.ys raj solos " III be r. ~
cred during the sersi,r. Et"rN body in
= eI. &.
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OAN~ RAS0O4S
Bob tAs nethod and results when
Syrup Of Figs i taken; it j. pleasant
and reheshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Boweis. cleanses the sys-
tenn ecsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup of Fig i the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable &c the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho moot
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on band win pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
saa FRANCISCO CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~ &e9 YORK ~
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\ sugar cout,d Pill IS always the mos;
palAtahe and it is mach easier to give fos a
beneficial purpose when lour charity will
ring YOU in good nnic. This is just the
case with those who are hu,ing tickets to
School They are helping that worthy pre-
iect the erection of 81 proper library building
ni they are asswfed of enjoying themselv' 5
,n n, vt Thursday, Marrh 9. when the con-
'-.ly j. to he given ut the Augusta Opera
House. Fer wiz, the remarkably strong
atHateur east. charming and amusing play
sui complete AID artistic stage set nes,
ttcve can be $50 doubt hut that the perform
,aee will fulfill the highest expectations.
The Democratic braves IN Ward > held a
caucus last nigh, which though intended
Tor love feast. ended ia the most vigorous
Kind of war dance. Epilhets that were
hardly parliamentary or polite were freely
used AMI many left the meeting in disgust
This assembly dance at Union hail last
sight was an unqualified success. Nearly
100 people were present ash all enjoyed a
i'lrassnt evening. Higgins orchestra fur
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Iry HlpslRr FnE usulIcr d

MANCHESTER, NEW nANisnfEE.
eeertsoI siedif i-sy. Cenfaruned business fs i,7o
JAMS 4. WESTON, Pres. see. Jons g. fHgx.n.
Capital Paid up In Cs.h, S5sSO. OspO ~.
ASSETS. DC -. i-,..
Zeal estate owned by the company.
Hnincumi&red.. ...+.........-.s....s .s8B
I.nsb. on bond and mortgage hrTt liens; sszns, ~
sfoex. and bonds owaed by the com
pans, msrket yalBe- LIZA ~; 4.
Leans secured by col aiera,.. 6t,4g -
Cash IN the company = principal once
and in hank. Observation-Disclosures. ssots -
Interest dss and accrued. I9xes a.
ffrtafufas dsr Of coliecrirp. IleysG l.
Aggregate Of Ill tho admitted asset.
of fhe company n their actual ysue sts<s.si 3:
LIABILITIES. Dc. 81, Is,.
Mt anounf efHupnd Losses and ciaimss III -. Il
As@omnf required so safely reIH-ssre NIL
t,1f q .sslinx fjsks..-.........-..--- - II
Al p:ikr Demands sgsinst the com
jsauy. viz eppusfssions sfc.-..-..... .s.I1s n
Gsysfa aesaMiF pald mp In cz.ls~.,.--. stssnss ~
Sniyts< bts ord rs;tsi fss6S- -
Aggregate amount of liabilities In
esaassg nss -afrIus 4 .9Nssti ss
i fetsfdisw3~
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KENNEBEC WATER POWER co.

the above company. lseasllR- lsfs.se siie
initfee interior watesS requested II, tsest
Mt the Of the Boara OF Agriculture 10 sise
n. ten o'clock Ia In f5Tssnssn. Is, esa-sies the
prssyison< If SAL bill sptt IL s-re-nsnt
cannot be FssirAie,i IN Eesaisssa -reid-
a,ar.dfd
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We bought the following as youngsters
which we gave records
Dictator hisf. purchased A. u two ear old. "a
Ned Hawk, purchased four y ar old. 30 s'.i
is-tator purchased as a two year ald..--... -
iohtg Holfe, purchased a searliDg s
fntle track. tfIai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2-E
Goi. Dsgood, pafepasesi a. 4 searlins iyrs IS
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W E
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With -s.s' k-;sSiag ashs issse tlSs.i our i'rna-
i'm aa.n. isssis IN osi.ts IL eisar oar
sh iAs-, 81
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At the recent session of the kennebe,
&c Jhase court, tile following business wa
ransactel:
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NyANTEss-feopie TO know thai ! ean D
w found ~ my hime On " intl,rpp street tncn
abroad cros-ingl.s !. Il. MANCHESTER. scp2o,h
"AN,rEp Nan 10 po-sr.s the Key 10 health
w long Ii ~ aud good futtune. II YOU came
ell 70 s'c Ne, SEMI your a,'dress To Or, n. ;
tEkiIi- t3fryoy ant Ply stefan. Western Arcun,
augusta. Me. inig.ahtt
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-21
District C0urt, Parish Of ST Landry No. l50O4
Charlotte Quirk, Wife, Us. Ohbe Fontenot,
Husband.

This s q suit by plaintiff for q separation
of property from her husband, on the ground
of embarrassment in her affairs; further al
leglng that for several years past her hus-
band has not contributed anything to her
support or that of her children, and that she is
able to make living for herself and children,
out of the earnings of her separate industry,
if she is enabled to preserve said earnings
from being absorbed by the debts of the hus-
band, and for this purpose she preys for a
separation OF property from her Said hus-
band. She further prays for moned judg-
ment against her husband. The plaintiff
took, and had entered up, a preliminary de-
fault in the case, and no motion having been
made within the legal delays to set the same
aside nor answer fled and in drpe course
said preliminary judgment by default having
been duly confirmed and made final by COM
petent proof administered, of the correct
ness of plaintiffs claims and demands Ac-
eOrdingly, and because the law and the evi-
dence are in favor of plaintiff and against de-
fcndant, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that plaintiff be and is hereby separated in
property from her husband, Olibe Fontenot,
the community OF acquetS and gains hereto
fore existing between them is hereby dis
solved, and the plaintiff is authorized to ad-
minister and control her separate property
and affairs, free from any interpesiton or
control on the part of her said husband. 1t
is further ordered that plaintiff do have
judgment against her said husband and re-
cover of him the full sum of One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars, with legal interest from
judicial demands, and that defendant pay
the costs of this suit to be taxed. Done,
read and signed in Open Court this 23d day
of Dec A. D. 1892
w. C. PERRAULT,
Filled Dec. %, 1892; Judge.
Fl. E. ERToRGE, D'y Clerk
true coy.
Fl. E. EsToRGE, D'y Clerk
Dec. 81, 1892 I'm
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-21
- our Friends and Patrons.

Wa wish to call the attention of the friends
"a natrons Of the COURIER TO the necessity
ag n their being on the alert, in the matter of
;Sndieial publications, tsheriffs sales especial
I'm A. neglect on their part to give positive
;;55aastruetions ;5as as to where they desire such
s,lddyertlsement published, is apt to result in
m being deprived of the patronage that
ynnd otherwise be given to US. The sheriff
of this parish has been making himself es-
nscaIly Jealous in the matter of securing
shsriffs sales for the paper of which he is
drector and stockhoider, and several publica-
s;ons Of that nature have appeared in that
psuer which the parties interested would
have selected to be done in the COURIER, had
thew been consulted; and others have been
dyerted from US at the special solicitation of
tha sheriff or his deputies serving the papers
n the matter of seizures
To those who prefer to patronize any other
naner in this parish we have no desire to in
frsrfere with their preferences, but our friends
who WISH to favor us with their patronage
arc earnestly requested to see that the proper
afseers are instructed to have the publication
dane IN the CoURIER-and they are especially
warned against allowing themselves to be in
.Iuced to consent that the advertisement
should be done in some other paper.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-21
EsUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of st. Landry. No, 5I55

Ffoodte court PGftSh or ST. LdndTy, NO, ol00
ESTATE OF MARIE LOUISE FoNTENoT AND
PHILOMoN GUILLoRY.
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
undersigned tutor or by any duly
qualified auetioneer, at the last resi-
denee of the tutor in Prairie Mamou, in the
parish of st. Landry, on SATURDAY, the
2lst day of January, 1898. the following des
eribed property, belonging to the estate of
Marie Louise Fontenot and Philemon Guillo-
ry, deceased, late of the parish of st. Ian
dry, to-wit:
One horse ; one lot of hogs one hack;
lot Of farming implements; q lot of sheep;
one cow and calf; one corn mill; one loom;
one OK about IS barrels corn lot of bed
ding and household furniture; saddle; cook
ing utensils, and many other articles too nu-
merous to ennmerate.
Term and Conditions-Al adjudications of
two dollars and fifty cents and under, cash
all adjudicatious over two dollars and fifty
cents, on credit of twelve months, purcha-
sers to furnish notes with one good and SOL
vent security to tutor, said notes to bear
eight per cent interest from date of sale, and
| ten per cent attorneys fees in case of suit to
| enforce payment.
WILLIAM NJ. FoNTENoT,
Jan. 7, 1893. Tutor.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-21
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