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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-29
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Very Interesting and Profitable Meeting
Largely Attended.
A very interesting session was held at
LOrain last week with the following
named teachers in attendance:
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Wellington. o.. Aug. 80.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-06

Patti Rosa 10 ever the same jelly. roll
licking. mir1h making. fun provoking little
creature, and the audience that sees her
through her cute tricks. spicy antics. catchy
songs and dances. and dossn't 90 home
pleased and sleep soundly has never been
found. No one can help liking her and as
ahs invariably has good company with
her. her coming 10 always doubly welcomed.
"AiHs Dixie" 10 tho plAv she appeared in al
the auditorium last night. assuming the
title role. says the spokano ChT0niole.
"Niss Dixie" IL just Miss Dixie" and with
out Patti Rosa or some one equally as good
as she, the play and ths character would
probably fall fat. But AZ presented last
night 10 was one OF the jollisst most laugh
able farees one could wish 10 see. Patti
Rosa sang her new son0. "-hootln' Craps, ="
aud won Tspeated recalls, at the conclusion
Of which the Elks presented hes With \
handsome bouquet. Besides this there we're
a number of entsTtaining songs and dancoa.
Bert Coote. who is very we'll known In Spo-
kane. did oleverly In the eccentric character
Of the musical genius, and Joe Cawthorn' g
German dialect stories and his coneertinA
playing won him recalls until he was
forced 30 Tefuse 20 respond. Other mem
bers of the company did we'll.
Patti Rosa will be at AinR's Monday.
March u.
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In eeisetIng HIS Railroad Route. Selects
the Road

In Selecting HIS Railroad Route. SELECTS
the Road
That affords sIeellent aRd most comfort
able fGoilitiss-"Ths Milwaukee"
That traversss a delightful and pietuT-
ssque portion Of the eountry-"Ths Nil
Waukee."
That hss-and msTits-ths reputation OF
strength and reliability-"The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and 10 stamped
with public approval-'Ihs Milwaukee"
That has a substantial Toadbsd and most
frequent train ssrvios-"ThS Milwaukee"
That tegsrds. always, the comfort ease
aud safety of its patFons-"Ihs Milwsu-
kee."
That furnishes the latest private com
partment cars and latest library buhet-
smoking oars-"Tbe Milwaukee"
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor ears, free reclining chair cars and
sumptnoua dining carG-"The Milwaukee"
Thai has exclusive use Of the electric
berth reading lanp-"Ihs Milwaukee"
Inc Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more too. Its trains are VeItibuled.
heated by steam. electric lighted and I'M
surpassed in Luxurious Appointments.
rsopls and you cannot be far from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
J. 4. CoSLEY, Asst. Gen. lass. ARt.
~. Paul. MINI.
NorE.-Fivs aims daily from Twin Cit.
ies 20 Chicago; one 20 81. Louis and one 20
Kansas CITY.
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AT MISG's TONIGHT.

Daniel BaAdmann and a competent com
panY will present rip Van winkis" q,
MinR's opera houss tonight Though he
will be assisted by local talent, the enter
tainment Is in no sense benefit OF . char
Jay entertainment. The management OF
the o; era house made q date for Mr.. Band
mann, a. they would for any other sttfao-
tion they believed wOald draw. That 10
will draw there Is no question. as the ad-
vance sale of seats at Pope a OConnor'a
yesterday fully proves. Mr.. bandmann
do not need snv introduction a. an actor.
Whistler he plays Rip Van Wrinkle" or
Hamlet" The supporting company 10
composed of professional people and semi
professional people and as the pay has
been most carefully and conscisntiouslY
rehesrsed, these who 90 10 AIng's to-night
may expect a good show.
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suing Tor value Of Service.

A suit has been entered in the United
stntas court by T.. d. Weed against tho
government. for $3.50 for services rendered
A. district attorney. Nsious items aeRrs-
eating the amount named were disaliowed
by the authorities At Washington. Among
them was one for the examination OF a title
20 the ground for she military post. Ar.
Weed ssys be vas directed by the attorney
general 20 make DISCRIMINATION OF title
aud did 80. His account for the service
however. was disRllowed. Thee are some
other accounts In Washington now. ana ~
any Of them are returned disallowsd, suit
will be brought for she amounts. The dis
allowed counts cover services rendered
during the past two yeaTA Mr. Weed eK-
poets TO hls other suits aud in the end she
rggrsgats may smOunt to several thousand
dolATs.
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Tho Fir.t for ,h. reform school.

Arthur Reilly. abe eight-yoAr-old boy
whom his parents fin too hard 30 manage
uas again before Judge HAT In the dis
trict court Yesterday. HE mother vas
with him. She was much Affected by the
guuu estor'a Iosition. but. after talking
Win the judge, said she was willing that
tho boy b. ssnt 30 the stats reform school
Ju Igs Hunt said be would b. ssnt there on
Ma ch IS, the day the school opens
Meantime his PARENTS will trr 10 keep him
al home by not isttina him hAvs he clothes
TO 70 out IN. Reilly enjoys the dittiaetioa
OF being the fret boz CON mttsd % the re-
form &c col.
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WGiIIStGil' 5.
HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-i65 Sixth Av

Don't take our word as to how
cheap we sell. Come and see.
You'll learn that while we claim
TO be always cheapest, we never
exaggerate. Every statement
we make is backed up by solid,
unalterable facts:
A carload of woodenware came
today. We're the only retailers
in Montana who dare ship so
much at one time. There's a
big saving in shipping in such
large quantities, and the saving
goes to you. Just few items on
special sale today to show how
prices run:
Single wash boards. $1,000. I5c
Spring clothes pins, doz.. sc
Bread boards, I6x22 inches, 2sc
Hardwood rolling pins. 80. Ioc
Willow clothes baskets, 3sc,
45c.. ......'... S5c
Maple chopping bowls. .... Ioc
Medium size wash tubs. ooc
Best wooden water pals. .. I5c
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from Butte yesterday. and was elossted
with Marshal Fursy for qults while Last
night. Mr. HeDefmou has not YET re-
ceived any news Of his confirmation. aud IL
consequently unable 20 say With any de-
gree OF certainty. when he will be ready 20
take charge OF the ofloe
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-06

The present term Of ths suprene ooar,
ends to- day. aud the new term begins. II
is rrohabls that the court will publish nsv
rules for the guidance Of those having bus
mess before that body.
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On end after Jan. % the Northern Poetic
will cell tickets from Helena 20 San Frau
sisoo ana return. on Eccoant of the Mid
winter fair. al tho rate of goa. so. which in
oludes hvo admission coupons 10 the fair
Tickets do not allow stopoysFs and ore
limited for return passage thirty days from
date OF sale.
The regular siK months excursion tickets
10 aan Franchise and Los Angeles aud re-
turn will be sold on she 18th of each month
az heretofore.
For further particulars, sleeping ear rss-
ervations, etc, call on or address
A. ID. EDGAR.
Gen'l Aet. n. =. II. H.,
Corner Main ana Grand streets.
Helena, Mont
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We want an experienced sales
lady for our crockery depart
ment, an experienced young man
for our grocery department. Ap-
ply at our store.
We are prepared TO pay a rea
sonable price for a cash register
in good order.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-06

William NoDoDermott she newly ap.
pointed United States marshal, came over
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We've got more Chamber Sets
than any other store has, but
we're not proud of that. We've
got too many, in fact, and we'll
make it to your interest to help
us out with them. Just two items
to show how cheap we are will
ing to sell:
English semi-porcelain cham
Der set, II pieces, with
lar ..p4. 40
English semi-porcelain,
Wedgewood's make, 10
pieces in set. .... 3.25
Imitation cut glass fruit or
sauce bowl, o-inches in diameter.
Bright, clear flint glass, rich, sim
pie design. Special today 25c.
Glass salt and pepper shakers.
All our Ioc kinds on special sale
today SC.
We can't save you SIS on a
CSC purchase of toilet articles, but
we can save you enough to make
it an object to come here to buy:
Tappan's Sweet Bye and
Bye perfume, bottle. -. zoe
Tappan's Preciosa extracts,
bottle .......... ISC
Tappan's Little Casino per-
fumes, bottle. ....... Ioc
Best German Cologne, bot
tie. ........... ...... SC
TOILET POWDERS:
White Mist, boX.......... 2sc
Peach Bloom, box. 25c
Viola, box ....... Isc
Swan Down, box ...... Ioc
Little Gem, box. SC
Colgate's Rose, box. Isc
Cashmere Bouquet. 1sc
Lyons Tooth Powder $50. zoe
n ---fs III - IL I. 1
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Our Canfg All
Chow ~ Gum is-
part sat a. tao
largest ia Mon
tanaanl coutainsa
wsilassortaistocf
lol caa buy chew
Ing Sum o. as a.
Chicago price
VIII fo-waripr
I-t4o dealers o.
rp1l ottiol
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Glassware almost given avAI 1t The lee Hive
this week. ses their special ofierings Ia smother
column.
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Go to the olsaring sale this eek Of crockery
glassware. lamps and other goods At The bee
Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-06

A SIS china ish set. hand painted, for si2 st
Tho lee Hive this week.
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Friday night. March . Snaps Broad
water orshsstra will give ball a. Mars
Vile which will no doubt be the svent 81
the season. This orchestra has no eaaAl
In the bail room aud a treat 10 In store for
Maryeville daucers. Quite a number 81
young folks are going from Helena with
thia favofite orchestra.
Vienna
Bread aud rolls can only be made satisfae-
torily with the famous "Rsz -four" That
IL why The Helena house bread nnd rolls
are 90 sweet and wholesome. Have you
tried ~
, ltata aud caps At slaughtered prices at The
Zoe Hive.
HELENA IN BRIEF
Capital City Music Co g22 Ninth Az.
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sS5O hA. for 81 at The Bee Hive this
weak
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Ladies union suits only VOC =, The Bee Hive.
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You'll never beat our prices
on fruits, etc. You may try
everywhere, but you'll surely
come here:
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The Northwestern Limited to Chicago
via the No,thwsstsrn Line is the finest
equipped train out OF Minneapolis and st.
Paul. Il has Puilman and Wagner p ivate
compartment aud sixtoen-ssetion sleepers
and buhet-smoking library coaches and
leaves Minneapolis. daily 1880 r. IN; -.
Paul $40 D. M; arriving Milwaukee $50 q.
m; Chicago $50 a. IN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-06

For sale. weight thirteen 10 sixteen hu ndred.
The Diamond Circle brand. real boston
chunks. nicely matched teams. can be seen
40 MAuldin ranch, near Montana univsr-
sity. Montana avenue. Hslens. Take cleo
trio car.
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Eggs.
Ruftsr
APPLES
Cider.
Oranges
: emons
Crtnherries
Nuts Of all kinda
PIG aud Dstes
arden Seeds
Fteld Feeds.
Alfalfa Seed.
Timothy Seed.
Fed Glover seed.
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Norman Hsr,ss

Got 90 Hot SPRINGS. Ark, via albert Lea
Route, n a -. Louis Ky. shortest and best.
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"Acme" cold handled, solid
steel fry pans, best make, best
fin sh. Never sold before at these
prices:
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Doe Hive.
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nFrkHr PROM HNLfNA.
No. ]. Butte ocal daily except sun
DAY ........ .... ............- ea1a m
No. "a Atlantic FKpress eAstbor nd. i2.a3 b. pa
No. IS acme E4pross. westbuund a-5 IA
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Montana Central Railway
TIME TABLE
In Effect October -. 1893

ARRIVE At Hrf rvk.
No e. Atlantic fxtross. ensthoInf. i22i p m
No, "a. iNcifc xprast Nesthnuud.- h.l3 T. M
dav go d m
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>ipp;, and the channel below, unable
to discharge the surplus water, on ac-
count of its limited outlet, compared
to the larger opening made above, will
necessarily the water to overflow
the levre. and spread devastation in
the lower portions.
We are at a loss to know what will
hc done with the appropriations made
by Congress this year for the improve
ments Of the Bayou Lafonrche. These
appropriations this year are larger
than usual. Should the knowing ones
kindly send us the information sought
to be obtained, we would gladly pub
lish same for the benefit of Mr.. Will
liams and his Lower Lafourche friends.
They have IA rig;.t to il part and par
eel of the benefits to accrue annually
from these appropriations, and it is
but right and fair to know what dis
positions will he made of them. Will
| some one answers
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GRAND EXCURSION. The Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. / and Home Hook
and Ladder Co. No. l will give a grand
Excursion from Thibodaux to St. Mar
tlnsville. Sunday September 9th, 1894.
This will be a splendid opportunity to
spend a days outing in the country of
the beautiful Evangeline, and visit the
spot of the first settlement OF the Aca-
dians in Louisiana.
The following schedule Of rates has
been fixed for the round trip:
From Thibodaux to Berwick City
inclusive to st. Martinsville $3.50.
From P~attersonville to Franklin in
elusive to st. Martinsville ST.. 25.
From Baldwin and all other stations
to st. Martinsville 81. 90.
Children, half price.
The train will leave Th:bodaux at
S:i5 a. No.. sharp, and returning will
leave st. Martinsville at 6 D. m.
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BAYOU LAFOURCHE. LA.
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS FROM ,JrNE
1sT, 1898, TO MAY 31sT, 1894.

The following interesting statistics
were handed US by Hon. H. n. Coulon
one of the committee who visited
Washington, d. c., some time ago, in
the interest Of the Louisiana Water
ways, and we gladly publish same for
the benefit of numerous readers ::
Number OF steamers regularly en-
pi"yed during the year. 10; numbe- of
trips made by same, SOP; number of
steamers irreguIarly employed during
the year. IA; number of trips made by
same, 1913 total number Of steamers.
u; total number of trips, 695: net
registered tonnage of the p steamers,
3,l5l tons tonnage of the 24 steamers
multiplied by the total number of trips.
tons number of s~rhooners.
nnmher of trips made, 5: gross
'"Lnage, registered, $50 tons number
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Rates of Advertising:

For achsquare of ten lines or less
the first insertion 81. SO. 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 so cents per square for the first
insertion, and 25 cents for subsequent
insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers.
Announcing candidates for Office,
S1O, to he paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the
copy for a specified time will be inser-
ted till forbid and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to
this paper must always furnish their
real names to the Editor. We will not
a v or return rejected manuscripts.
AM1SiOns personally Cisparaging to
any ole will never be inserted except
as adv ertisements nor then, if peculiar
ly Objectionable.
COLLECTIONS MADEM MONTHLY.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Par.
iSh Of LafOurche.
Dar's Lasseigne rs. No. 1896, Nap,
oleon Charpentier.

JAKE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
i aud by virtue of a writ of seizure and
sale. einanating tiom the above entitled
Court. IN the above entitled and numbered
case, | have seized and will offer for sale at
phalic auction. pursuant to law, to the last
ana highest bidder, at the Court House in
the town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST. 1891.
between the hours of II O'Clock A.. m. and d
o'clock p. H., the following described proper.
ty. to-wit
"A certain tract of land situated in this mar
ish. on tn left hank of Bayou Lafonrcbe. at
anout az Forty one miles below the town If
lnlooaahN, measuring two arpents front on
sald Bayod Lafourche. by q del,,h of Tween.
y arpents, bombed above bv land of ,Jose,b
ho1iqull!e. fnrineriy how Alfred Vegas. and
oe'ow ny lands # sucrnssicu of Olivier Char
Pehief' Fog ther with all the buildings and
Improvements tleiepn and all the rights aud
privileges hereof being the same property
acqu'eo ire "dri DAY Ivy the vendor by act
passed bei"tc tie SAM notary.
y" lat End satisfy Il e sum of IN The srm
Z Hnnart q ami sixtv-fve Dollars, am
emit vi the ai"r, SUD NOTE, in princinaI 70
Gethrf witt eight per cent per anuum inter
81 thereon from the first of Nav 1892. ri
faid. ~ A sun uf ten per cent Gu the agora
&a'r Oh sa'u l'rlhclpal and interest as atror-
ev fee> herein and 49, all costs of these
ploce dipgs. "e'
And which said amount az a aforesaid ia 90
enleo by act of sale and mortgage nassed
relore II n; Coul"n, Notary Public Of said
Parish. On the first day OF May A. b. 1891
July 18th, 1884.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff Of Lafourche
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o barges-coal, lime, bricks, hoop
poles. etc, entering Bayon. 143; net
tonnage of m $50. sos tons; 'o'al
number of vessels, Ill total number
of trips, S43.
Included in the above, are three
passenger steamers employed on the
Bayou between Lockport and Dom
aldsonvilIe.
Not inclnded in the above, are IS
barges regularly employed on the
Bayou. running either in connection
with the railroad or with the steam
DO is during the low water srason-19
more than last year.
VI the steamers regularly employed,
there were 3 more than last wear.
Draft of heaviest steamer: Hight, 3
feet loaded, 9 g..
The Bayou was navigated during
the year a distance of Sc miles from
its junction with the Mississippi River.
In 1872 80 the total products amount
ed to S9,251 tons, valued at Sc. S6.557,
elghty-slx per cent. of which was ship
ped by the all-water route to market,
the remainder by the part water and
part railroad-ronte. During the low
water season. bars formed by deposits
OF the flood waters annually passing in
from the Mississippi, seriously inter-
fere with navigation, preventing
steam Boats from running and necessi
tatlng the use of fatboats. During
this year there was 1atboat water on
y over these bars for Il period of 167
days, from August TO December. and
there was carried in this way up to
the head of the Bayou for re-shipment
by steamboat $4,000 tons sugar, mo-
~lasses, rice potatoes. onions, ETC., atan
extra cost of one dollar per O freight
more than it would had these ship
ments been made by the steamboats,
instead. besides additional insurance,
and the differences from re-handling
and loss of time. The people. as we'll
as the stear boatmen, are almost unan-
lmously IN favor of the plan of i'm
%provement adopted. but until such a
time as there is money in hand suffi-
cient to justify beginning the construc-
ton OF locks. it would prove a saving
to shippers IL way alone, of certain
ly not less than $50 1000 a year. we're
there money given to carry on the
dredging part of the plan.
Of the coal, under the head of re-
ceipts, 20 barges or 1880 tons, was
for consumption by the sugar planting
Interests of Bayou Terrebonne, the
most available present route to that
section for freight in such bulk being
down the Lafourche to Thibodaux,
and thence by rail. 1t is estimated
that 10y this means of transportation
the coal cost $1.40 per ton more than
If taken by the former, neglected, I'M
used. unnavigable water route, enter
ing from the Bayou Lafourche at Lock-
port.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
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LAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS FAIR.
The fair given last Saturday and
Sunday for the benefit OF the Third
Drainage District, everything consid-
cred, turned out most excellent results,
IN spite of the heavy rain that fell on
Saturday evening. Some $3.50 Of gross
receipts were realized, giving a net re-
suit of between $3.50 and 1878. Mr..
G. 0. Rousseau, one of the projectors
OF this rraiseworthy enterprise. was
in our Office on Thursday, and EXPRESS
es himself we'll satisfied with the re-
suit. With this money, the good
work already so well begun, will re-
celve material aid, aud will give them
enongn mon"y to reach the Bayou DIES
Quatre Cyples. When that point
shall have been reached. the rest will
tie easy sailing. as the bayou is sufi-
Gently deep, and will only reqnire
cleaning, and the pulling OH. of logs.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Lafourche.
Success on of Amedeo Champagne.
No. 1412, PrObates.

TNAKE NOTICE. THAT PURSUANT TO
l. an order and decree Of the above Court
and to IA commission TO me directed in the A.
hove entitled and numbered succession 7
will offer for sale at public auction. pursn-
ant to law to the last and highest bidder at
the Court House in the town of Tbibodanx.
on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1894.
between the hours of il o'clock q. M, and 4
O'Clock P. m. the following described proper
tv to-wit
LIST. A certain tract or parcel of land situ-
ated IN said parish at about fOrty-four miles
below the town of ~Thibodanx, measuring a.
bout Two Hundred and Eighty-two ZIP feet
front on said Bayou, and containing Fifty
seven 72IlOO arpents more or less, being lot
or subdivision No. Is on plan made bv p. A.
Thibodaux and fled in the succession ma
pers OF the estate OF JOurdain Savoie. and to
which plan special reference lie made, bound.
ed above by lands Of St. James Ledet. and
below by lot below descr' ed.
I'd. Another tract or parcel of land below
and immediately adjoining the tract lust A.
bove described. and of the same dimensions.
viz Two Hundred and Eighty two and 7II2
feet front on said Bayou and containing Fit.
ty seven and 72Il0O arpents more or less. be-
ing lot or subdivision No, l6. on said plan
and to which special reference is made low.
bounded above by lot above described and
below by land Of the Estate of Lucien Cue
dry: Together with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon tSee C. b. No. 10. o 6O6,
on the following terms and conditions. viz
kor Cash to pay debts.
August llth, 1894.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of Latourche.