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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
A Great Summer snowsIide.

The Rev. Roland d. Tramp OF the First Bap-
list Church reached home az O'clock last
here week ago 10 make ths ascent of Mount
Hood from Government Camp. The descent
was easy enough, almost too rapid for some.
One lady Dadly frightened the crowd when she
side at a lively gait. There was 4 momeniary
shrek OF horror, but when the woman struck
her heels ialfly IN The snow and so CHI cked her
wild career everyone felt better just then DR.
Grant suggested he could do the same himself
and be, his daughter ana Mrs. w. Gray. were
a moment after laundering In The snow. They
1.-THE great merriment OF those who watched the
Nrolic.-The Oregonian.
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ADOPT the Constitution.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 2S.-The con-
stitutional convention has adopted the
constitution. as reported from the commit
tee of the whole, by vote of 90 TO 45, two
Republican members voting with the
minority.
The Republicans in convention have de-
cided to admit the canal article and the
apportionment article separately and the
rest of the document as a whole.
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No Danger There.

Substantially dear madame. your argu-
meDts in support Of wOman's suffrage are all
very well so lar as they go, but you leave out
of the problem the most important factor OF
all-tne home, madame, the home-the unit of
American government.
Mrs. SIrongmind-Iu what way, pray?
would not giving the ballot 10 woman
transform every home into a center OF political
coDIenion and animosity?''
"Nonsensel OF course not. The husband
would vote as bis wife tells him, or lie about H.
just as be does now."-New York Weekly.
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Chinese Fruit Thieves Routed.

fired at Cinnamon stealing dried fruit from
b. o. Anderson's orchard, four miles east
OF this city. Tire thieves escaped. Their
team was captured. The fruit was hidden
in the grass the night previous. 1t is
thought one of the Cinnamon was shot.
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HAWKES. MEN LEAD.
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Not Great
at the Game of Cricket.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-In the sec
ond International cricket contest between
the Gentlemen of Philadelphia and Lord
Hawkes. Engishmen to-day the Britishers
were the first to bat. They accumulated
21l runs, beating their record in last
weeks match by q points.
Patterson of Philadelphia in muffing an
easy ball for Bathurst's bat injured one of
his fingers and had to retire. The visitors
were then requested, as a matter of c0ur-
tesv, to furnish a substitute. and Robinson
was started. The score of the Englishmen
is as follows:
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One Fireman Srffocated.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-One fireman died
and two others rendered unconscious by
smoke was the result Of a fire last night in
a restaurant at 254 State street James
Russell, pipeman of Engine Company 10.
was suffocated By smoke. Those overcome
by the smoke were: John Harmon, cap
tain of Engine Company IS; Joseph Ter
rill. pipeman of Engine Company 10. Both
will recover. The property loss is small.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
Christian Eudeavor Convention.

CLovERDALE, Sept. 2S.-The eighth an
nual cOnven ion of the Northwestern Cali
fornia Christian EndeaYor District Union
was in session here to-day and the session
will continue over Sunday. There are
delegates from the counties of Marin, So
noma, Mendocino, Lake and Naps. About
200 delegates are in attendance.
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Killed bv a Fall of Rock.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 2S.-Two miners
and two laborers were killed in the North
west colliery of Simpson & Watson, at
Simpson, near Carbonate, yesterday. by
fall of rock. They are: William b.
Mitchell. miner. aged 20; John J. Tanning,
miner, 43; Andrew Clapkosky. laborer,
So George Barney, Ia borer, 2S
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
Caused a Chinarran to Drown.

SANTA Rosa, Sept. 2S.-GeOrge COniff.
charged with manslaughter in having
caused the death of Wan Sing. China
man, at Petaluma. March 81. by pushing
him in the creek, was to-day tried in the
Superior Court and found guilty as
charged. The prisoner was remanded 10
Jail pending sentence.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
SAN FRANCISCO LOSES.
The Christian Endeavor Society Will
Meet in Boston.

Boston. Sept 2S.--General Secretary of
the United Society of Christian Endeavor
announced to-day that the International
convention of 1895 would be held in Bos-
ton instead of San Francisco. This change
has been made on account of tue long de-
lay in the railroad managers announcing
their decision on special rates to the Pa
cific Coast
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ASKED FOR LODGING.
An Applicant at Jail Turns Out TO
Be an EmbezZier.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2S-John Murdoch,
who looked as if he had been in conflict
with threshing machine. applied at the
police station tonight for lodging. After
be was locked up a telephone message
came from Stockton that John Murdoch
was wanted there for the alleged embez-
Element of $3.50. Murdoch admitted he
was the man, bat said the charge was un-
founded.
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For Fraudulent Banking.

TACOMA. Wash. Sept. ga special to
the Ledger says that Hense and Bedford,
president and cashier of the defunct bank
of Centralia. were arrested to-day, charged
with fraudulent banking. The hearing
was continued until Saturday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
Chess Champions.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-Ths second game
OF the chess match between j. w. She
walter and Adolph Albih was played at
the Manhattan Chess Club to-day. The
former selected the PowZani opening and
won the game in sixty-thrse moves.
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Indictment of Strikers.

ST. CLOUD. MIMI, Sept. 2S.-Indict-
ments have been found against Paul Bord-
reau. L. b. Foster, w. "A. Broban, Lloyd
and Harry Egbert and George Amo, all of
this city, for taking part in the Great
Northern strike end hinderIng the passage
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
Jurors Cannot Aoree.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 28.-The jury in
the case of Henry Patterson. charged with
shooting at Engineer Martin last July dur
ing the strike, was locked up Tor the night,
being unable to agree upon verdict.
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Given His Life.

OTTAWA, Ontario, Sept. 2S.-The Minis
ter of Justice tonight committed the SEN
tence of Walter McWhirreI, who was TO
be hanged at Brampton on Monda y, TO i'm
prisonment for life
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A Society Woman Divorced.

NEWPORT. Sept. % Mrs. Schuylkill
Hamilton. one OF Newport's leading society
ladies, was to-day granted divorce on the
ground of non-support
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of mail trains. George Amo and Harry
Egbert have left for partsnnknown. Bro
han and Lloyd were arrested and taken
to Fergus Falls last ight. Foster will be
arrested and taken up to-day.
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THIS DAY.
UNE0UALED FOR YOUNG MEN

THE EVENING COLLEGE AT THE YOUNG
L Mems Christian Association new building,
Mason and Ellis SITS. opens october /. Evening
classes in stenography (Munson system), vocal
culture, elocutiOn, bookkeeping, mathematics,
German, Spanish, English grammar and rhetoric,
mechanical and free-haud drawing: course in
commercial law, university extension course
Napoleon and his epoch, the poets OF the nine
ueeutn century. present day econ omic reforms;
excellent gymnaS jum saltwater swimming tank
evening concerts, lectures reading-roOm, library,
parlorS, amusem ent-ro0m. All the above, with
evening college. included in membership fee of
$40 year. All young men OF moral character
may take advantage of these unequaled oppor-
tunities. Apply at the elegant new building OF
the Institution, Mason and Ellis SITS, for further
information ana full particulars.
H. j. Mccoy, General Secretary.
se27 St TnFrSaMoTuWe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
Suicide of a Banker.

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 2S.-Juan Uadarez.
wealthy Spanish banker. committed SUI
eide by hanging himself from the street
balcony of his house on account Of chronic
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Cash i'm the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-The cash bal
ance in the treasury al the close of bust
ness to-day was S122, 33O, 236; gold reserve,
SIS, 79S, 494
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MRS. VANDERBILT HOME.
Met by Man Servant and Driven
TO Her Mansion.

New YORK. Sept 2S.-Mrs. ". K. Van
derbilf, w. K. Vanderbilt Jr., Miss Van
derbilt and Harold Vanderbilt arrived on
steamer Lueania. The party was met at
landing by a man servant and driven
direct to the Vanderbilt mansion at Fifty
third street and Fifth avenue.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
Fire at the Novitiate College.

Los GATos, Sept. 2S.-The barn belong
ing 10 the NOvitate College was burned to
the ground to-day. The loss is $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The California Furniture CoraDany OF III
Geary street is noV selling Carpets. not
cheaper than any one else, but
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH,
Franklin and Geary SITS, san Francisco, Cal.
ORGAN RECITAL

II. J. II = " ! TT,
Assisted by THOMAS RICHARD, vocalist.
On Saturday Afternoon. Sept. 30 1884,
At 3 2. M.
Season ticket, for series # recitals 90. Single
admission to each recital. soc. These recitals
given under the auspices and in aid of the Society
Tor Christian Work III connection with the First
Unitarian Church. Tick may be had of Sher-
man, clay x Co. hearny ST.. and of Mr.. Cyrus
O'Neill, sexton of the Unitarian Church.
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FIRST INNING.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
NEBRASKA FACTIONS.

Runs at the fall of each wickeI-S. 20, 81, SO.
100. ITO, las, 155. 1873. 22l.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

Les lignes prec6dentes etaient
ecrites ct livrees a impression.
qnand nous est arriv6e Ia nouvelle
de l'Glection de lHon. Gallery.
Nos legislators appecient, meme
avant de Sc reenir, Importance des
elections senatolialCs qu'ils aVaient
a faire. Aussi, meme ayant la pre-
miere seance, s'9taient entendus pour
donner IN successor immediat a
IHon. Gallery, successeur lui.meme
de l'Hon. Gibson. II a etc elu i'm
mediatement pour lie terme, common
cant lie 4 mars 1895 ct fnissaut lie
3 mars 1901; ct il Ia etc sans que
Ton ait propose oiicielIement aucune
candidature. Sur IN total de rs
votants des deux 'chambres, il a
recu 81 voix-un success ~foudroyant.
VOLTA done q crosse afaire, la
plus importante de toutes, reg'ee.
Reete Ia succession de l'Hon. White.
II est probable que lie choix du gou-
vernelr sera confrm6 ct que NJ.
Blanchard passere CONNIE l'Hon
Cafery.-Abeille.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

Les commissions sociales des Etats
du Nord, les greyes, ct, la concen-
tration DIES mecontents a Washing =
ton sous la direction de Coxey ct
adtres ne sont que les eruptions dun
systemic malade. Aujourd'hui, il a
deux tableaux remarquables par leur
extreme dissimilarite; ces deux ta~
bleaux reprGsente lie Sud en- pfospe
rite, feurissant sous la main labori-
euse de ses enfants, payant On fort
trihut aux pensionnaires de l'armee
de rUnion, ct lie Nord en banque.
roate. ...
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

Les INDUSTRIES, qui Sc sont empa-
res dun train pour continuer leur
route sur Washington, mont pas en-
core etc rejoints. I'm train special
charges de deputies sberifs, armes de
Winchesters, a etc lance a leur
poursuite, mais IN plan beaucoup
plus pratique a etc coneu par lie pre-.
sident de la ligne, qui a ordoDne
d'enlever les rails sur une certaine
distance, a Pest de Scott City. Les
fDyards Be trouveront ainsi dams
limpossibilite d'aller plus loin ct a
la merci des sherifs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

An fetes qui seront celebrGss en-
l'honneur de Jeanne dare, a Notre
Dame. S. EN-. lie cardinal Richard
solonnellement lie fac-simile de la
banniere de rheroine franchise, of.
fert par lie comite catholique de Ia
rue de Grenelle.
L'6tandard de Jeanne dare, don't
ce fac-simile est une reproduction
exacte, etait une banniere a Tongue
queue ~Aottante, tres probablement
divisee en- denz pans GU banderoles
L'etcffe etait blanche "sans MULE
autre c~ouleur." Sur CO fond blanc,
seme de heurs de lis, 6taient points
des emblemes : sur une des faces, lie
Christ au milieu dune gloire, assis
sur Pare e%n-ciel, montrant ses plates
ct benissant; a gauche ct a droite,
deux anges portant une feur de lis;
a cote du groupe, les mots "Jhssus-
Maria" C'est Jeanne qui a dome
ces details.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

Trouv6 dams un journal francais
de Chicago : lie president Cleve-
land SQUIRE de la goutte, cette mala.
die 81 commune parmi les d6mocra>
tes, viveurs de premier ordre ct con,
naisseurs de toutes les BONES chooses
qui peuvent s'obtenir, ici-bas, avec
de pargent." &c qni revient a dire,
cans doute, que pour ne pas etre at.
TENT de la goutte, il sufit d'etre re,
publicain.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

First-One certain tract ofland II.
IN Vermlllon Parish, La, on the wess
side of Bayou Vermilion, and des; sss
mated as the Northwest quarter Of sae
ton nine, in township Il, u Of ran..
three east, containing one hundrsS
and sixty-one Sc hundredths acres
Second-One certain tract Of la.
lying in Vermilion Parish, La. an ~
west side of Bayou Vermilion. and d sa0
ignated as the southeast quarter Of tho
northwest quarter of section o. -
township Is, south of range | east eon
tanning forty acres.
Thlrd-One other certain tract 30
land situated in said parish on tha
west side of Coulee Kinny, measnr;ao
seven arpents front on said Coulea -
the depth to be found in the distanes
between said coulee and the westa,0
line OF fractional southwest Quarter -
section ten in township twelve south of
range three east, and bounded north
by lands of John Hargrave. south H.,
lands of Clemence Flory, widow Il
Fernand E Montague, east by Con,sa
Kinny and west by the lands of Ernast
Montague, containing forty one acras
more or less.
Fourth--One other certain tract If
land situated in said Parish. or tha
west side of Coulee Kinny, measuring
four arpents on said Coulee Kinny IN
forty arpents deep, and one arpent
more front from the edge of the
woods by the depth of thirty-njne
arpents more or less, bounded above
by the land claimed by F. E. Montague,
below by Mrs. Arthemise Montaene'
widow of Ellie Montague, ST., or Ernest
Montague, east by Coulee Kinny and
west by Eloi Broussard.
642 pannels of fencing, 800 pannels
fencing three pieux and one wire, 800
new pieux, 100 new posts, 100 pannels
fencing five pieux, one garden, one
dwelling house, one kitchen, one out
house, one corn crib, one cabin and hoo
pen, one wagon, n buggy, the undi-
yided one half interest, in a cart with
August Sicily, M pillow, one cultivator.
one lot of harness, one harrow, 2 chairs.
n cross cut saw, one lot of tools.
three gentle mares, "a wild mares, II
two-year old. colts, ten one year old
colts, two gentle horses, sixteen gentle
horses, one Creole mule, s~ixty-four
cows, Is 2 year old calves, q one year
old calves, three 5 year old beeves, s
beeves, MI bull, IS head of sheep, five
hogs, 3 bedsteads, one ward robe, one
safe, one stove, two tables, IA chairs, s
feather beds, n moss mattress, 6 large
feather pillows, 5 small feather pillows
n clock. l6 blankets, 16 sheets, four
counter points, two bars, one shot gun,
five pots, three ovens, six jars, one lot
of table ware, two smoothing irons, two
fire dogs, n lot of fencing wire and
posts, n iron for branding, two reels
of wire, one corn mill.
One claim against Onez Guidry.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

&c nest pas avant Pan 1902 que
nous reverons Paques en- mars. Ian
proclaim, il tombera lie IA avril; en-
1896, lie 5 avail; en- 1897, lie is avril;
en- 1898, lie 10 avril; en- 1899, lie 2
avril; en- 1900, lie Is avril; en- 1901,
lie 7 avril. En- ce steele, outre cette
aimee, Paques ma etc celebree qu'une
fois lie Is mars. c'est en- 1888. Ellie
tombera &c meme jour en- 1915.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

L'ex-roi du Dahomey, Behanzin,
Went d'etre t~ransport6 a la Marti.
nique ct enferme dams lie fort de St.
Pierre. &c nouveau roi en- exil ne
sera pas 81 malheureux apres tout,
WI qu'on lui laisse quatre femmes
pour lie consider ct autant de domes-
tiques pour lie servir, avec un salaire
de 10000 francs par an. II Y en- a
beaucoup qui mont pas autant que
ca.
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One claim against Onez Guidry.

One promissory note against John A.
Faulk, dated April 8, 1856, payable to
Zenon Sicily, on demand with eight
per cent per annum.
One promissory note against sevenne
Conner, dated Jan. LIST, 1891, payable
to Zenon Sicily, on demand with inter-
est at the rate of s per cent per annnm.
One promissory note against Dupre-
vile Miller, dated Feb. %, 1892, pay
able to Zenon Sicily. Dec. |, 1891, with
interest at the rate of s per cent per
annum.
!, One promissory note against Divide
Adams, dated Abbeyille, April q, 1881,
payable to Zenon Sicily, Dec. |, 1881,
with interest at rate of eight per cent,
per annum.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

NOUVELLE-ORLEAN

DE La.

NOUVELLE-ORLEANS
Journal quotidien, avec une edition
hebdomadaire paraissant lie samedi
matin ct contenant toutes les ma
there's publi6es pendant la semaine
dams Pedition ouotidienne.
L'edition hebdomadaire, rennis-
SAINT en- I'm seul numero toutes les
nouvelles de la semaine, compile
beaucoup d'abonnes ct de ~lecteurs.
PRIX De L'ABoNNEMENT.
Edition quotidienne.
I'm an $12 Trois mois IS
Six mois 6 I'm mois i
Edition hebdomadaire.
I'm an So Quatre mois 81
Six mois / SO Trois mois IS
Bureaux ct ~ateliers, No. IS rue de
Chartres, entire Cont ct BienvilIe.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19
Champs ct Cannes.

Nous sommes passes par IN hiver
assez traitre, nous avons Gu des
pluies qui mont point etc raisonna-
bles, nous n'avons pas tonjOurs pu
TRAVELLER CONNIE nous l'aurions vou-
10 ct CONNIE il etait necessaire, car
~l'agriculture, plus que tout autre, a
tenir compte des elements ct des
saisons, ct sd bonne volonte, son
courage ct o energie sont parfois
contraries par une force superieure
ct mysterieuse contre laquelle la pre-,
vision ellie. meme est rarement sufi.
sante; mais dependant, malgre biver,
pluies ct ~contrarietes, nos champs ne
sont point en- desordre, nos recoltes
futures en- mauvais etat ct nos cannes
a sucre en- condition pitoyable.
C'est plutot lie c~ontraire qui est vrai
dams notre paroisse, ct dams les au,
tres paroisses, esperons nous.
II est bien vrai que la maudite
question de tariff nous a tout natu.
rellement enuuyes ct tourmentes.
June 6pee de Damoc]es suspen'
due sur Ia tete ne laisse nj dormir en-
paix nj TRAVELLER en- coniance. Pour
TRAVELLER couragement ct bien, avec
toute son energie, il faut etre a pen
pres Eur du lendemain GU de l~'avenir.
Quoiqu'il en- soft, malgre pepee da
vieux gree, malgre la menace des
libres echangiste ct malgre l~'incerti~
tude ct l'inquietude du moment, nos
agriculteurs ct nos planteurs, non
decourages ct vaillants CONNIE tou-
%jours, ont prouve ct prouvent qu'ils
sont veritablement des hommes. Et
lis ont raison d'avoir courage. La
fol ne doit pas les abandonner. Lin.
dustrie sucriere, un Instant menacee
par les legislators a courte vue GU
ennemis, nest nullement condamnee.
Acknowledgement developpee dams ces
dernieres annees, donnent des result
tats magnifiqoes ct coucluants s'6ten.
dant tous les Jours ct gagnant con-
stamment du terrain, cette industrie
lo~uisianaise est destin6e a Sc deve-
Topper advantage. a produire encore
plus, a fournir avant I'M quart de
steele assez de sucre pour la consom.
nation des Etats.Unis.
&c nest done pas lie moment de
perdre courage gu de douter, mails
bieD plut6t de Sc montrer energique
ct ferme. Eft 81 la vieilIe s~ucrerie,
avec son We'll outillage imparfait, est
en- train de dispara1tre, ayant du
reste fait honnetement son temps; 81
l'usine centrale cree en- plus dun
lieu, nIerveillement outillee pour 10
fabrication ct la grande production,
nest plus IN probleme a resoudre, il
importe de ne plus laisser en- friche
q seule region convenable a la
came a sucre ct les cultiyateurs de
cannes, demain, fermiers, ~tenaciers
ct autres, doivent doubler leur nom
bre pour leur plus grands avantage
personnel pour lie plus grand bien de
lindustrie sucriere ct pour la plus
reelle ct positive prosperite de la
Observation-Disclosures.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

La poussiere sleeve en- tourbillons
au moindre soufae de Pair ellie est
81 seche. Les voitures ct les cava-
Tiers u la route publique sont suivi
dun nuage epais ct leger.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

La nomination de NJ. Daniels,
CONNIE Directeur des Postes de la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, a 6te copfrmee
par lie Senat, qui a immeliatement
dome avis de cette confirmation an
President Cleveland.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

Une banquette en- bois fut cons
truite la semaine derniere lie long du
chemin de fer, sur la terre G. God
chaux, depuis lie depot du chemin de
fer jusQu'au cbemin public en- face
du depot de bois de Sokoloski.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.

ALI purchasers the sum of whose pur-
chases shall be less than Ten ($lO) dol
lars to pay cash on the day of sale, ana
all purchasers the sum OF whose pur-.
chases and separate a~djudications shall
equal or exceed ten ($l0) dollars shall
furnish two promissory notes eacn
signed by two good and solvent secar-
tiles to be acceptedby Augustaye Sicily
and the officer making the sale D
payable IN S0lidO to the order OF them
selves and by them endorsed in blank,
the one note being for n half OF the
sum due and made payable en- January
lst 1895, and the other note for the
other half and made payable on January
LIST 1896, all of which notes shall peal
eight per cent per annum interest rom
maturity until paid and shall contain 9
clause obligating the makers TO pay
the further sum of ten per cent au-
ditional on the amount collectlDle 40
attorneys fees in event Of THE note Delns
placed in the hands of an attorney Iof
collection. the land sold to be ana TO-
main specially mortgaged with vendors
lein and privilege specially reserves
thereon in favor of the heirs ana sur
viving spouse of Zenon Stelly,to secure
the payment of said notes, IN prlncipls,
interests and attorneys fees, as wen %
all costs, which shall also inure 10 tn0
use and benefit of any future holder VI
holders of said notes.
Each and every one of the purcnas
ers to bind and obligate himself MOI "
prejudicially ALLEVIATE, mortgage, X
pothecate or in any way cucumber 11O
property sold, until full and final ~
ment of the notes given in payment y
same. together with all interest, eossS
and attorneys fees.
A. L. LEBLANC, SheTin.
.Sheriffs Office, Abbeville, La, Apin
q, 1894.
EDWARDS & GREENE, Attorneys.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-19

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