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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
CxERasTM As HORSE REVIEW

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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
Bayoss Cuarremf.

Monday, Dec. "a.
Tomorrow will be Christmas day-a
day of rejoicing for the Christian world
eighteen hundred and ninety-fouT
years since Christ came into the world
to save sinners.
The weather is beautiful perfect
Southern winter If our northern
open galleries to enjoy the winter air,
while they are housed in, enjoying the
great coal fires, would they not like to
foin us for while? Yes, / know they
would, for have often heard them rave
over our delightful climate.
Misses Edith and Verna Dickey went
to Melville Saturday, TO meet Miss M,
Il. Scott, who was coming from Rosa to
be guest In their pleasant home for
the Christmas holidays, bat the young
ladies were greatly disappointed when
the train came in and Miss Scott was
not aboard.
Mr.. w. E. Jelks, who has been away
the past week looking up q location tc
move his family, and open up a carriage
and blacksmith shop, returned Satur-
day afternoon, well pleased with the
outlook at Eunice, and thinks Of mor-
ing very soon.
Mrs. Dodez, teacher OF Hayan Current
school, had quite an interesting program
with her pupils, on Friday, Dec. 21st
consisting of diagraming and analysis
problems in mathematics, readings, reel
tations, dialogues, dc. Many of the
friends and patrons of the school were
present, and all seemed we'll pleased
with the children and their progress.
Thursday was quite red letter day at
Bayau Current school. An artist
pitched his tent agrpss the lesee, nat fa1
from the school room, and when noon
hour came the teacher sent some of the
bows over to have him come and take Q
picture of the whole school. The chill
dren were delighted when they saw the
$40 o-to-grapher'' coming with his cam
era, He succeeded in making a very
good picture af the whole group.
III ere vas sshristiaas Ladder Satur,
day night af the Rtesbytgrian church
for the ehildreH. At was prettilE trim,
med with cedar Hnd bright raaes, ard AZ
brilliantly lighted with wax toy candles
af assorted collars, and heavily laden
with nice presents for each one. And
must here mention, for ! think II was se
nice and comp plimentafy, that the chill
dren had all put in an equal part OF mo
new and sent to New Orleans and pur
chased nice present for their schoo
teacher, Mrs. Dodeg and tho aisI VA;
so agsssEtl5r3 d fEa d lce ~ 6 assaS, VII
] soElIslete 0ptfi parer cutter, silver pei
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
GRAND eoseaH.

Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
Last Tuesday the Paroehial school
children, under the direction of Mother
Cough, gave quite a ereditable enter
tainnent. The programme consisted of
vocal music, d drama and recitations
the pupils acquitted themselves very
nicely, and mueh praise and many
thanks are due to the kind ladies of the
Sacred Heart, for their untiring efforts
in the education and training of so man Y
children.
Mr. Waters Davis, of El Paso, Texas,
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. A. j.
Smith.
Judge Falya, was also the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, they left on Mon
day.
Miss Felicie D1rand and Miss sidonie
Simon, are spending several days with
Mrs. e. Y. Barry.
Miss Jennie Gardiner, left on Monday
for Lake Charles, where she will spend
the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Ware.
Our church received the donation of
a magnificent aCreche," which added
much to the decoration for the Christ
mas so1emnities. The arrangement of
the statues was beautiful; they are real
works of art, and worthy of the admira-
ton Of all. The generous donor has the
thanks and appreciation of not only the
clergy, but also of the congregation.
Although yesterday was Christmas
and many were the Greetings of Merry
Christmas" still there seemed to be a
lack of the usual spirit of joy and liyeli-
ness which generally eharacterizes this
festival, still it there is feeling of de-
preston amongst us, let us forget it
during this season of rejoicing and con-
tribute to the enjoyment of all our
friends. In a few days the .sOld Year.
will have passed away, buried as it were
in the deep, deep sea. We have all been
the recipients Of many blessings, which
were SO many rays of sunshine amongst
the dark threatening clouds which
hogered over us, let us be grateful for
the former and for the latter, let us
hope that they will be blown away from
us for ever, and that these ahard times
may come again no more
May the New Y ear which WiildaWn
before another week has elapsed be the
bri harbinge 81 hat 1885 viii prove
TO all. a year of ppiness and pros
Derity. SIGNoRJTA.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
Heal Estate Transfers.
Frnla Lee. 3 to IL, inclusive:

From Lee. . to II, inclusive:
CONTINUED from last week.
Armand I1anclos to Victor Benoit,
/ arpent front by Il depth on
Teche, s400 credit.
Armand Lanelos 10 A. II. Mallet,
IL arpents at Gros Chreyreuil,
$3.50 cash.
Emile Robin to Armand Lanclos,
s 80 arnants at Gros Chrevreuil,
5000 credit.
III. H..Fontenot to j. Meyers & Co.,
Al 2eE1Oo acres In Point Grand
Louis, retrocession.
Al. II. 8. Fontenot to j Meyers x
Co.;4l.26 acres at Point Grand
Louis; retrocession.
VIM. R. Smith ta 1T. Il. Garland,
"a aeT LOG acres at Plaauemine, re-
troeeasian.
Heirs of Est. OF Felonise A.. Fonte-
not, TO partition.
Alex. Reed and wife to Onez. Agssil-
lard, 4S4 arpents at Faauetaique,
$3.50 cash.
D5 G. slstlg TO DIR. NJ. ID. Lewis, sc
acres near Eunice, $40 cash.
e. Billaudeau to Onezinae Agnil.
lard, 30 arpents IN Eaauetaique,
1925 cash.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
Police -sssry and Pm bile schools

The fond hope lad been held out te
friends Of public education that she ps-
| lice Jury would, in ina king up its budget
for 1895, redeem itself by allowing d
| liberal amount for public schools, but
that hope was dissipated on Tuesday
! last when that Hon. body Instead OF iR-
lscfeasiag, actually decreased the paltry
sum appropriated last year.
In all Difference to the police jury, il
can not but be said that they have
made a grieyous mistake.
ST. Landry is to-day cursed with a
| mass Of ignorance greater, in proportion
to population, than any other parish in
the States and she is doing less III a tinan-
eial way to uplift her people from this
fdeplorable condition than any other
parish with perhaps one or two excep-
tions.
Let us see what some of our neighbors
are doing in this direction. The parish
of Rapides for this year (Is9I} allowed
$4,000 for public education, ont OF a to-
tai budget OF S.s9, 600, or s311s per cent. Of
all its revenues. Calcasieu allowed
600 to her public schools, Lafourche
| $4,000. and lincoln has just capped the
climax by setting aside four mills on the
dollar for school purposes-St. Landry
out of a budget amounting to $339500 gives
only $4,000 for schools, or a small fraction
over five per cent. Of the total budget
Icofnpafed VIII, hapsetes i51a per cen z,
ana had she 1oiioWed IN the footsteps OF
Lincoln and given mills OF the lo mills
levied, the amount going to the public
chools would nave been SI5,oeo instead
OF SaoV.
IL Is CLAIMED by the police jury thal
the PARISH PARISH eoliId NOT anofd 2 larger sum
than S2esoo on account Of the heavy ERIN,
mai expenses, and IL WILL pe observed
that the iaI fund was increased thol-
hi pali Nv cfa taI
fhat az even with tnis increase the fnho
VIII, "a al pfaoapiilty, not M be suiiicieni
10 ,t,, meet 1he eA pehses oi taaI lnsfi1i'tion
The crinlnale expenses OF the parish
amount 70 something IKE ten or twelve
| Ihousahd uoilars anhuall y, ana our locai
lleglsi.atofs nave uone z poWerIui ioI o. o.
nguring on the Probiem OF reducing
this enormous burden, put hgsfing VII,
never Ieauee Y. aoI must eancate any
Alii,g eniii,gnsen Ihe people Ilrsl, anu crime
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
VILE PLATTE, Dee. "a, 1891.

Z
Editor CLARIoN.-In looking over the
report of the Grand Jury in your last
ISSUE, noticed that my name was mem
toned. among others, for sno true bilP'
for bargtary. Now, j am at a loss to
know how any Information for burglary
could have been filed against me or any
one else in my section, as no such Of
Tense has ever been charged or commit
ted In this section, and in this instance
the charge must have been made solely
and purely with malicious intent, cal
cuIated to yilify me and to bring inel into
1disrepute.
Had not this been the second time
| that I have been assailed by al un nlsnaWu
enemy, and to prevent falaa Impressions
getting abroad, { would not have taken
notice of this malicious attack on me /,
but Justice to myself and those who
| have elected me rs their j JIstiee-of-the-
| Peace requires that I should throw some
| light upon this matter.
The only cause to which can attribute
| these malicious attempts to assau me is
| politics.
A we'll known politician and negro
vote broker of this ward remarked SOME
| time since that information had been
| fled against me before the Grand Jury,
although he did not believe / could be
| punished, but for the purpose of lnJur-
| ing me politically. And as it seems that
! this lJfaiiQ d uTN HdG iTdIi5fOfillElt lIsAl1-
4 selves into kind of political machine,
/ and as one of its members said that they
/ INTENDED to particularly investigate
some certain officials i'll this nariait, and
| as e presume that Intsst have been one
/ of them, therefore ] suppose they We're
very willing TO Investigate any charges
made against me, no matter how u1l-
founded. The very fact that two afiilla-
Wits elnanating from nv court. one for
stealing COW and cali In broad day
/ light and one for cutting with intent to
! kill and carrying concealed weapons,
was totally ignored by the Grand Jury,
goes TO show that this grand inquest
was more after certain etficiaia than
/ eriminala,
/ Tie people OF my ward are well aware
| that E have spared neither pains or
money to bring guilty parties to the bar
of justice, when the evidence warranted
| it, and am satisfied with their asssosal
of my conduct,
This attempt Of accusing me as a bur-
/ g1ar Is the act of coward and a thief,
! for the reasons following: Instead of
prosecuting me before the court where
t could have defended myself, he sneak
ed around as coward and filed false in
formation with the Assistant District
Attorney, with the Intention, suppose,
| OF Introducing some witnesses OF his
/ type who would perJure themselves and
/ thereby cause the Grand Jury TO lndiet
me for a capital offence, and steal from
/ me my liberty until the next tegsss, 81
( the District Court s3:sffssrs | Gould have
i ii tisa;ett afsY tiinony Ill my behalf
As long as the Grand Jury will enter
] tain charges made By such low-doWn
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
Ksaa yosa gssieof.

- gG <
DIR. w. Al. Qnirk returned home ON the
10th from Monroe, where he had been in
attendance on the State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners.
Mrs. G. NJ. Richards died on the 18th
inst, and her remains were inferred III
the cemetery near Chieot on the 18th.
She was followed to her last resting
place II large coneourse of relatives
and sorIoWing friends. A good woman
is gone to reap her reward.
Frank Wharton, Jr., of ST Martins
vile, .is visiting his parents, and will
spend the holidays here.
Mr.. r. III. 0doni, of Galcasieu parish,
was IN Chicot on business on the 10Th.
John Tanner is gone to Lecompte on a
business trip.
The public school at this place, taught
by Mrs. Newell, is in a fourishing con-
ditiaa, and the patrons are well pleased.
Dr. J. e. Hawkins gin will finish the
ginning of this years crop of cotton the
present week. VORTEX.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
adMauYo natbs HnCnpee
Prices to suit the Times.

helder, dc. Mrs. Dodez fully appreciates M
Thereby rendering it more pleasant.
DIR. Oden and Mr.. Morgan Gordon
spent Saturday in Melville.
Miss Matte Boykin, OF Odenburg, is
spending the holidays with her young
lady cousins, Misses Lille and Belle,
daughters of Mr.. w. s. Boykin, of Bayou
Current.
8 Mrs. Wilson is still nnproying-no
other sick an his time lis our icilait
Wishing the CLARION and It's readers
a Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year LINDA.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS,

LAND OFFTcE AT NEW ORLEANS,
Dec. g., 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tfon to make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof viii be made be-
fore John w. Rhorer, TT. s. Commissioner.
at Mamou z. o., La, on Monday, Jan. 2sth.
1895, viz: -
UDGER FEsELIER,
who made Homestead entry 80. 11628, for
the Wiz of NW14 and Wa of SWl4 Sec. II Up.
6 5 II / W., La. meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultfya-
ton OF said land, viz:
Landry Ropgeau, John Rougeau, Henry r.
Fontenot, Manuel Nidrines all OF st. Landry
ID dees5st g G. Med. BRUMBY. Register
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29
G. McD. BRUMBY. Register.
Budget of Expenditures for
ST. LANDRY PIa. for 1896.
NOTICE

To My Friends ana the Isttblis is Geasrai:
Thanks to kind Providence have regained
my full health. and am now ready at my
office. In Prairie FaqpetaiqQe, four miles
from Ennics, to attend ia ilatRFiai acts OF
all kinds. Work guaranteed as usual.
The collection of notes of all Estates In
trusted TO me viii receive prompt attention.
Successional business a specially.
Your patrona sc solicited.
Il. II. MCGEE,
dis 1t Notary Public
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29

Ghristmas passed off here in an
aausual quiet manner, A few Of
the boys got on little Gags, T but
there was little, or no. mischief
committed as in previous years
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-29

fy,,rr, Centrally located and quiet
~ - Y 20, nsighhorheoa, for rent apply
Ill. TlLAREtiA,
ulyastf opslopsas
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
Gomrtlan6 Nadridten.

Nm Donneritas ndditer @o9e CANT
i%a9un9sta9. Sn ben ueri@ieoenen Sir
den finoen @ottesoienite itatt. Der
oblisatorii@e Eurtep bilbet ielbitucrs
itdnoli@ bic S9luBnummer bes Bros
9ramms.
Mm letten Donnerfag fano in Der
bieiisen lutberii9en Stride our9 paitor
S@dfer bic @ermdbluns BON Sri. Maz
tbiloa S@r6ber nit 9ermann Sabnte
aus @lue Garth Gitp itatt. Spater
ueriammelten ii9 bic 3ablrei9m @aite
III elmer 9eoie9enen So9jeitsfeier in Der
Bebauiuns BON papa Nusuit @@r0oer.
Inter ben auswdrti9en @diten befanoen
ii@ S. 2eud uno $. Beder neblt Trauen,
Serb, Sui. unb @ui. @@rSber, s..
Yrobe1 BON &enu,Qe, s. CONNER unb
@emablin BON Wi0ow Greet, unb SEER
unb Grau @obte BON Blue Garth Gitp.
Dem iunsen @bepaor wini@en mir uiel
Slid gum Bunbe.
g. Qabb unb Otto Gi9art mo9ten
am Sam1ta9 el1en Nbltedber nad Utan>
tato uno tebrten mt nd@lten Gage 3u>
rid.
SRI. Marie Builders beiudt bas
Wantato Commercial college.
&eu. g. $. S9dfer besibt ii@ NOR
gen nad Sleepy GYe, Tim ais Praiioent
Der @ierteliabrs>S ibung ber, euangeliz
i9en @emeinben 81 funsiren.
9eute (Donnerito9) finoet bur@ &eu.
$. Sort bic Yermdblun9 BON Gbas.
W. Blod NIT SRI. Minnie Wobiin ltatt.
Na9 Der Grouuns wartet BET @aite i'm
9aule ber Drauteltern Elm @mpfan9,
wel@er bel BET @aitlt@feit, mel@e ltets
ooielbit berri@t. ni@ts gu 'piiniden iibria
laiien miro. Dem iun9en Paar uniere
berSli9Ite @ratulation.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

Grtra feineS Sauersraut empfeblen
j. Il q. 9ofer.
Den bS@itm Marttpreis III Gaib
fir Butter unb Gier Sablt i'm Valement
BON Mrnolb'S Store al Der Ste BON
Minneiota II. 2. NorbiraBe 9enry
Grome. (ba)
@m. Yiaenbers Serli9erun9ss
Office beiinoet ii9 nunmebr III S9eus
neuem @ebduoe an Winnei otas nab: 2.
Wororrabe. 81
Y%eniniular woQene 9emben iino
bic beiten. Yetra@tet bitielbe" bel
Grome Bros.
Die srSbte Nuswabl pom Tanep:
@oobs iinbet man I'M @ei4dft pom
Trau Sarab pfeiierle. 20
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

- Sn S9muters Iiuoli iiMbet ON
0antiasu"sstase Gin GROCER Sou itatt.
Sridneins&die fir l24 Cts. bel
j. 4 q. 9ofer.
- Wfebl lit biei e @o9e in S%priM9fiellb
I'M 80 Gts. per bunoert Pfunb 9ei.iesen.
80 @eriGume Niemanb bic uerGnberte
2lnseise uon Geo. Sacobs in Deutiser
Scum mer ;u leien.
@ute solbsne @inse unb ubrtetten
iine iebr biqis iar 9aib IN s@leueer's
llbrmaders@ eiddit. cine 1bire nSroli@
pom Union 9otel 81 baben.
- Sobn 9. Mrnolb 1T anfan9s Der
Wo@e NIT ieinem @aarenlaser nod
S9ells neuem 8ridblod iberaeiiebelt;
berieIbe 1T iett i'm Deiie eines Der
blbi@eiten uno seraumiSiten @ei9dfts:
lotale it, New uln,.
NQe 9o@;eitspaare, mel9e Bel mir
2 Tutenb Cabinet 8ilber anfertisen
laiIen, erbaIten elm l4xl7 3ou 9roBes
Yortrait umionit.
SO $. MauberfeIb.
- 8ir MAIDEN no1mals auf ben
9au ber @ermania S9metern>2oae 8.
b. $. g., Der am Oantiasunesta9e III
Der SurnbaQe itattfinbet, aufmertiam.
0ie bel bieier @elesenbeit ;ur Nufib=
runs tommenoen Tableaur unb 9lumens
reisen gu ieben. lit alein bas Gintrittss
selo wertb.
@d&ien Samitas lit GROCER 8ar=
9aimsSa9 i'm Store pom q. Ottomeper.
IN oieiem Gage merben baielbit 1000
Darb belle unb ountle Outing 6lanneue,
paiieno fir Quilts, 9iabttleiber, lleber>
bemoen unb llnterjeus, bic l24 Gents
tpertb iinb, fir III 8 Gents uertauft.
@benio werben al ienem Gage 3mei &is
iten weiBe @otte ;u 6 Gents, unb 80
paar 9raue 8lantets gum nieSriaem
Preiie pom so Gents bas Yaor pertauf it.
geridumt bieie @elesenbeit, biQis ;u
%taufen, mi3t; tommt friib unb beiebt
Gn@ gu 9le.@er 3eit AUDI bas sroBe Ga
ger pon Strumpfwaoren unb @oue.
- Gin t6itlider SpaB muroe uns
9ele9entli9 zines 9eiu@s in Spring
fielb erjdblt, uona@ elm, feline tauleno
Meilenuon bort mobnenoerv patriotii9er"
Vlrser nit einem Seq 8ier ni9t
i3le@t bineinfiel. Derielbe ioQ bas
&es 9ier ndmlid turs por Der @abl
BON einem Der uielen Ganbibaten nit Der
ipecieQen 8eoinsuns erbalten baben,
oaB er es na@ 9auie trasen miiile. Gr
entleoiote ii4 AUDI unueroro0en bieier
Nufsabe uno 9elanste woblbebalten NIT
benz 0eident gu 6auie al uno Tub ieis
ne Na3barn elm oailelbe trinten 3u BEL
fen. Sobalo bic j3abl Der @aite uoQ>
5abl,s mar muroe oas Seq anse3apit,
aber gum Gritaunen a1er Nnmeienben
iteQte es ii@ beraus, Bag ba6elbe tein
Bier, ionoern flares Wa6er entbielt.
Gin SpaBnta@er bate bas Seq 8ier,
obne baB ber @mpfdnser es 9emabr
muroe, nit einem Seq @aNer uertaul3t
uno ber 9ettere mubte beBbalb auBer Der
l@meren Nrbeit, bas Seq beim;ntrasen,
and nod ben Spott ieiner Nadbarn
81 oerielbe bel bet Mabl
far ben betreftenoen@ anbioatcr seltimmt
pat, 1T ni9t betannt 9eworben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

uerbdltniBmdbi9 9erinsem Werluit.
- IS 1T i@on ofters auf bic Wid>
tiSteit bes Nnbaus Der Guntelriibe bin>
9cwieie Ell woroen, umo 81 teiner sYeit
maren ausfabrlide geipredunsen iiber
oos Proiett BET Ginri1tuns e,ner &ii>
ben;uderfabrid mebr an Ylate als 9es
raoe iebt, no oas Nuftreten oer vGbinds
bugs" cine totale Terdnoerune bes
lonowirtbidoftli6en Setriebs sebieterij9
ioroert. Der Yrdiioent bes lanomirtbz
ldaftli9en Vereins bate i'm Tribiabr
Nuntelrlbeni amen fommen laljcn uno
u%nent9eltli4 uertbeilt uno nun lie9t bic
@emii@e Nnalyie uon 3 Yartbien Nus
ben Dor, wcl9e auf Der Staats =Grperi>
mentzS Station uorsenommen wurbe unb
oas fol9enoe &eiultat lieferte:
go. l. 1905 pro3ent 3uder, s2.6
@ein9eit, &iiben 9eso9en auf Bierausls
Tarm III Xafayette. go. 2. 1903 pro>
gent 3uder, SOL &einbeit, &aben &C.
;osen auf i. @alters Tarm III Gottons
,uoob. No.3. 1905 prosent 3uder, 89.s
&einbeit, @iben 9eSosen ouf Yfaenoers
Jarm III Milforb. Oamit lit bcr Be-
,peis 9elieiert, bo6 Gina unb Boben
u~nierer @esenb, (oie 9eraoe I'M Mit>
telpuntt Der fir ben Nnbau s%eeisneten
Siotberme liest) nidt 9iiniti9er fir bieie
Snbu1rie fem t0nnten, unb bab S@ritte
9etban werben iouten, bic Nufmert iam>
teit intereiiirter Partbeien ouf bieie
Gbatia@e gu lenten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
Neut An3et0en.

3u ncrrentcn ODER az 0ertau'
fen.
Gas ;um li9opeliheu Na@lab Seboremoe
Wobubaus III Der 9tabe bes Hotomotip=
S9uppeus lit ;u uerrenteu ODER inter 9inlti'
gen gebin9un9en 81 uertanfen. Nabere
Mustunit ertbeilt
Yeter 6erian
9ormunb Der miuberiabrisem 2,4opeli3e"
Rimber.
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Staten fit @imters9 ouriiten aut B
Nortbmeitsru=Qinie.

Die Nortbweitern:Qinie uertauft &C.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTYOF BROWN.
Css. - In Probate Court. Special Term, Nov.
10th 1894.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Martin
Mohr, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Theo-
dor Mohr. Executor OF the estate OF M la
things, that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that a time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing the final account OF
his administration md for the assignment OF the
residue OF said estate to the parties entitled there
to by law
1t is ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard. by the Judge Of this Court.
on Saturday the Sth day OF Dec. 4. d. 1894 at j
o'clock p. NJ, ut the Probate Office in New Ulm
in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested, by publishing n
copy OF this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing IN
the FoRrsCHRlTTa weekly newspaper, printed and
published Mt New Ulm in said county.
Dated Mt New Ulm, the 10th day OF Nov. a. ID.
1894.
BY the Court,
r.. 81 +. +. BERTRAND,
~ Judge Of Probate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
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