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The daily sentinel., 1910-08-24

You can get any of the Oxfords
left over from our sale at any old
price We will not keep them over.
| Mcconnell & Lowe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
(Continued.D

REAL ESTATE.
(Continued.)
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S2.50O-Six-room brick. modern. on
east side, $500 cash, balance
SIS per month.
Sls300-Four-room pressed brick. new.
large front porch and screened
back porch. natural wood fin
ish. $3.50 cash, balance $50
month
s.. 25O-Five-room pressed brick. mod
ern 5000 cash. balance SIS a
month.
pressed brick bungalow on east
bench. large hall and hard
wood finish. Half cash, bal
ance S35 a month.
We have two splendid building sites
facing Liberty park at a great bar
gain. II you are interested. don't fail
TO phone or call on ms about price and
terms.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT Co,
66 West Third south
Both phones 17s.
HARRINGTON.
10 acres choice land. Big Cottonwood .
splendid water right. fenced. all under
cultivation; two miles from street car;
sl.50o- A dandy.
2 IL acres splendid land. with .
shares primary water right, frame
house, rooms. stable. 12NS0 feet; on
ar line; $1,000.
20 acres south OF city, between Thir-
eenth and Fourteenth south; lays
lice; $3.50 per acre.
B. S. HARRINGTON.
Basement Atlas Block.
WALK Err a. THOMPSON.
General Contractors and Builders
40 So. Main. Suite ..
Phones. Bell 1901. Ind. 11f3.
AT LESS THAN COST.
New 5-rOom modern buff b. cottage.
fun basement. south face. sidevalk ks.
good surroundings, linoleum on kitchen
floor $3.50. Easy terms.
BUILDING LOTS EAST BENCH.
From II TO 13 East S and south. 80
Kills and f0Xl65 TO alley. $500 TO
$1,000. Terms. S25 TO $50 cash. $40 q
month. Z per cent. interest.
To PER CENT. MONEY.
II you would like TO build or lift a
mortgage, make your application now
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
FOR SALE

MISCELLANEONS.
FOR sAIE-One livery barn. located
az Silver City. Utah Size 3ox30x60 It. !.
or win trade for good team OF draft
horses. For particulars see or write
Chester Cushing, Eureka City. Utah.
HOOsTER kitchen cabinet. brand
new. would make an. elegant Christmas
present: cost So; viii sell for SIS; this
IS a great bargain. Sl2 Atlas blk.
Phones 1863.
WE ARE selling a double stamp s.
year-Old straight whisky Al Is cents a
flask. also S-year-Old Guckenheim at
800 short quart Social Bar. 5o2 South
state
FOR sALBHss5 70 $50 sewing ma
chimes, $40 each latest makes. large
stock to choose from. Young a. Raj
eigh. % w. LIST 50. Bell 50zS: Ind loss.
good as new, with case. SIS. Address
ri 10. Horsld-Republican-
SELECT your diamonds now at the
New York Loan office, at reduced
prices. as East Second South.
CHEAP. 1910 motorcycle. nearly new.
Excellent make. Inquire Bell phone
51T5-K
FINE lot Navajo blankets, reason
able. ~ r. 9Th So. Bell 345s-T.
DIAMOND rings. SO and up. Frank.
The jeweler East Third south.
4 KNABE pianoIa and records. for
sale chean. Apply lIb A street.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
~------------~------~----
DO YOU want to sell out or do you
want TO buy Ross g Davis. hotel
broker. sells hotels and roomiug houses.
He is the best man to see.
Can you see this hotel coming
money; Is rooms: rent only $50 a mo-.
iord.
a chance to make $1,000 and $3.50 and
more mo 70 boot; 4O-room hotel .
steam heat. long lease; yours for quick
sale. S1.5O9.
$4,000. Your own terms or viii trade
for residence or small rooming
house.
have a small place on Main st: ow-
ing 20 sickness the lady must sell OF
trade. make proposition
- rooms. clearing 500 month. $500.
It's a bargain, too.
Absolutely the best and eleanest
1l-AA 'AAAAa AANArE lAA ANN CNk- luz HaNN-
ROSS q. DAVIS.
303 Judge Bldg.
Phones. Ind. 141O. Bell, 222T.
a. y. HUMPHREYS.
Bell A13s. IS West "a So. st. Ind. 1874
YOU CAN MAKE S400.
Elegant new furniture OF II rooms.
rooms always fun. fine location. new,
strictly mod house. has gas and pri-
vate baths cheap rent and lease cost
81. SEQ. $500 cash Will buy.
ELEGANT ROOMING HOUSE.
We have o.. handsome furnishings.
steam heat. hot and cold water. doing
fine business. long lease. cheap rent
can take small cash payment. bal 20
suit.
ANOTHER GREAT SNAP.
rooms OF good furniture. nice To-
cation. rent only sac. house IS modern
$500 cash. or terms.
PEOPLE MUST EAT.
Buy this dandy grocery. $500 take
fixtures. horse. wagon and lease. stock
at inventory. fine location. doing good
strictly cash business.
YOUR CHOICE
or two really good restaurants. well
located; one is Sf00. the other $50
A. y HUMPHREYS.
Bell f133. - ". I'd So. St Ind. ll3A
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

COIoNG A. SIrS- e, 1-pT>Sr 20
THERE'S NO REASON WHY YOU
SHOULD BE POOR ANY LONGER
WHEN SUCH UNHEARD OF SNAPS
IN FARMS. ORCHARD LANDS. CHICK
EN- AND HOG RANCHES CAN BE
HAD.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
HOUsEs-rNTURNisnEp

NICE GROOM HOUSE. STRICTLY
MODERN. WITH FURNACE. ONE
BLOCK PROM AT. OLIvET STREET
CAR LINE. SOME FURNITURE N
HOUSE. WILL RENT AS IT IS OR
REMOVE FURNITURE. CALL AT
1870 EAST 9Th SOUTH
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
SPECIAL

SPECIAL SPECIAL
DRUG STORES.
Two fine centrally located drug
stores. will sell either or both. or
will trade for city or county real
estate. These places viii bear a
strict investigation. Both on a
rnoncy-malzinE basis and right I'm
the heart Of the city. For further
information see v. TT. RiChey, with
BETTTLToN.
1912 East Third South Street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

r. r T.. a.
snap 1-Rcstaurant and deliCatessen
doing business Of $40 daily. Rent
$40. Cost $1,000. VIII sell for
$3.50. This is money-maker.
VIII trade for chicken ranch.
Snap Fruit stand. confectionery and
light groceries. Fine location.
good business. VIII clear S125
monthly. Price $3.50. or viii
trade for rOoming house
snap Restaurant situated close In.
WIZ sell for $50 cash. Would
be cheap at double the money.
Snap Good grocery store. new stock
and fixtures. $3.50. This Is your
opportunity TO get in the gro
Gerry business right.
Snaps 5-1s-We have four other grocery
stores. two drug stores. one
butcher shop. seven rOoming
houses--al1 bargains and real
snaps.
THE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES.
312-316 Atlas Block. Phones 1863.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

GROOM modern house on ffh East
SO per month. uufurnishcd. or $50 per
month furnished
Four-room house. 656 south 9th West
$40 per month.
Ffvc-room modern house on West
Side. SIS per month.
HOFFMAN, BROS.
o. vs. ca south Both phones eff.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
STOVE AND RANGE RFPATRs.

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE
PAIR WORKS. Castings made for all
KINDS OF stoves. Water jackets
cleaned. All makes OF water Jackets
TOT sale. We make a speciality OF fur
mace CRATES and repairs. Rear 531 So.
state ST. Phones ff-4
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

RIGHT
SNAPPY
BUYS
$3.50.
For one Of the finest southeast res
licences built this season. Hard oak
floors; FIR panel work In dining room
and den. fun basement. wide cement
walks. Built by n local contractor for
his own home. Simply a dream inside
and out. Cobblestone mantel. $500
cash and balance on easy payments.
a forced sale
s275O
5000 cash and SIS per month 0ike
rent. eh7l for one OF the SWEETEST
homes near Liberty park. Large din
ing room. two fine bed rooms. kitchen
with Dutch closet spacious verandas.
pretty mantel and crate
4 CuEAP BUILDING LOT.
$500
II taken at once. 4Ox157 feet to al
ley. Windsor street. north of Prince
ton avenue. forced sale. We sold
one like 81 a few weeks ago FOR $500.
NOW TINE TO BUY
SEE
ASHTON-JENKINS CO,
a. Main Street
Mortgage Bankers.
FOR sALE-s-room prick. modern.
West Second South. $1,000.
5-rrn. brick. 6x20 rods trackage. S1.-
500.
s-rm. modern brick. close N. sl.200.
1O-rm. modern brick. close In. East
First South sl2.50o.
JAMES h. SHAW a CO.
400 d. +. walker Bldg.
BUY FROM OWNER.
This beautiful new 5-rOom cottage
strictly modern. sewer and Eas. close
in. 5-minute car service. A snap on
easy terms. 40 East 9th south street
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE.

~ % $50 sewing machines. This
week. $40 each Don't walt tin they
are gone Come. - W. LIST South.
Dung a. Ra leigh. Bell 202S7 Ind. 1888.
Repairing 90 an makes OF machines.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

40 acres. one-half mile from city lin
it's Good fence. 4-room brick house
surrounded by stately shade trees. two
very large flowing wells and water
from canal. % chicken houses and
breeders. an ideal place for fish, chick
ems and hogs. $500, on reasonable
terms. or exchange for city property
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
STORAGE.

kIMBALL Van a. Storage Co. NOV
ing. packing, shipping, new warehouse
Sell PISS. Ind. 1851 10 West Let South.
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Rates Zoe n liae. daily or SUNDAY,
No advertisement accepted un-
der two lines or nrnouutinE 20
less than 20c.
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Count SIX average words 20 the
line. Blind address, that IS. mum
Der, care OF this office, counts as
three words.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

Here's another 40-acre tract. south
east near car line. Good 4-rOOm house.
barn for five horses. two good chicken
houses. corral. cemented cistern. 10o
fruit trees, 20 acres in fall grain ali
under good fence. This IL choice fruit
land, and has first-class water right.
on account OF sickness must be sold nj
once. and viii sacrifice for $500 on
res soma bio terms. or trade for city
property.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

Cash with order MUST accom-
Pany out-of- town advertising
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

Up where the rent iF low-up
where the breezes biow-un where
the thrifty soup where S2.50 TO
1000 sample shoes are sold FOR
$50. 40s-l0 Judge Bldg. fourth
floor.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
sPIISTTUALlS1.

MRS. II. FONTYN. spiritual advisor
ana trance medium. gives Information
regarding an affairs OF life. mining a
speciality. Readings daily 81 each. SAT-
istactiou guaranteed Test circles sun
gay and Thursday Call and be con
Vlhced- Oldest and most reliable medi-
uln IN the city 25S South west Temple
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

so acres excellent fruit or farming
land. southeast, near car line. 40 acres in
fan grain. looking fine. several acres
land than this is selling for $3.50 per
acre. Our price but SIS. and ressonab lc
terms
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

Here's 20 acres adjoining. land JUST
as good, water right alone worth $500.
Will sell for same price or trade for
city property
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

Address all sorrespondenco 20
Classified Adve-t Using Depart
ment. Herald-T.-p publican. salt
Lake City. Utah.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
Guaranteed by the Government.
A Pure Whiskey, Rose of Orleans.
Distilled and Bottled by the Louisiana
Dist. llery Co., OF New Orleans. La
Special Thirty Days Sale.

In this issue of the @Meschacebe' will
be found the advertisement of the Louis
lana Distillery Co., of New Orleans. who
make the readers OF this papera generous
offer, especially those who Like and enjoy
9 pure family and medicinal whistey.
They viii ship express prepaid any
where in the state OF Louisiana four full
quarts of the 4Rose of Orleans" pure
whiskey distilled in this state, bottled in
bond and eight years old. It bears the
government stamp which is guaranty
OF Its purity and being 100 proof. There
is no better whiskey sold for less than
one dollar quart. The aRose of Orleans
is splendid whiskey for the sideboard,
the home, and the medicine chest. and
must not be in any way connected with
the cheap whiskey that is beng shipped
over the state.
The Louisiana Distillery Co. is one Of
the oldest and most reliable distilling
houses in the South and this state. This
special sale for thirty days, at an unheard
Of price for pure whiskey, and lis only
dons to introduce the @Rose Of Orleans
to the trade. Order to-day this ad may
not appear again.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
Weather and Crop Notes.

February is of few days, but promises
to be full of weather, Ell Yesterday.
was the coolest day OF the season. icicy-
eles being everywhere in evidence.
No damage will result. excepting to
some tender vegetation in the gardens.
The cold in the North and West is most
severe and cattle are dying i'll great
numbers when shelter is lacking.
The seed canes. with few exceptions.
have been planted, and opinions of plant
ers are at variance relative to their con-
dition.
The majority however lean to the
opinion that poor stand of plant canes
will result from the condition of the seed.
The stubble is yet dormant, and no
mention is made of same.
By the way, DR.. Cook is reported In
Chile. That has probably been his state
ever since he heard from Copenhagen.
And then, Commander Pearys reputa
ton as a discoyerer is liable to suffer
setback. it he was really hunting an
Admiral's commission at the North
Pole( y
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
Vari0la.

Several cases Of variola or small pox
we're discovered. last week. among me-
eroes living in the first and third wards
of this parish.
DIR. L. T. Donaldson. president OF the
local board of health, was summoned and
after minute diagnosis, declared the
cases brought to his notice as genuine
variola.
The Doctor took immediate steps to
prevent the spread Of infection and called
a meeting OF the Board OF Health, to
clothe his further actions in the premises
with authority and legality.
The segregation of the patients and
their surveillance has been ordered.
guards being stationed to obviate any
possibility Of contagion.
The source of infection, we are told, has
been traced to Lutcher, whore many re-
aidents of this parish are employed III the
saw mill operated there.
No apprehension is felt that this
lothesome disease. will assume epidemic
proportions here, for all place explicit
trust in the health authorities who have
the sanitary welfare OF the population
ct heart.
No pains, nor legitimate expenditures
should be spared to keep the disease
within its present confines and thus
eliminate any possible danger of an
epidemic.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
Corn Club.

The Boys Corn Club was most sue
cessfully organized last week at the Court
House. by Prof. V. l.. Roy, of the U. S.
Dept of Agriculture, and the parish
perinsendent.
Although the weather was threatening
just BET tore and during the hours OF meet
ing. and despite the fact that this was
Carnival Season. the Court House was
packed with boys, and farmers and citi-
zens interested III practical education,
and scientific farming.
Mr.. Roy exhibited good many var
ieties of corn, and what was surprizing
to a good many who had come to see
unusual and abnormaliy developed ears
of corn. was the fact that his illustrations
we're mainly of average size ears. between
10 and IL inches and i'll fact Mr.. Roy
the fact that what was want
ed was not -big ears but substantial
grains and full ears, giving the 4yield.'
He spoke on drainage. seed selection.
fertilization and cultivation etc. All pres
ent we're ksenly interested i'll the work.
About one hundred and fifteen boys
are enrolled as active members, and each
expects to win prize.
The Boys viii not only contest Tor
parish prizes but also In the State Fair
at Shreveport next fall.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
FEBRUARY Is. 1910.

The Board of Health met this day,
with the president, DIR. l.. T. Donaldson.
in the chair and the following members
present Messrs. Joseph LeBrun and
Placide Barre.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Barre and seconded by Mr.. Lee
Brun.
Whereas small-po is prevailing in
the neighborhing parish, and
Whereas two sporadic cases coming
from that parish have declared them
selves already, and
:. Whereas more cases are to be expected.
as good many Of our people have been
working in that neighboring parish, and.
Whereas vaccination is the best pre-
ventive of smallpox,
Resolved,
That free vaccination be ordered
throughout the parish, by the Board of
Health, and
Be it further resolved. that the physi
clans of this parish be- called upon to
vaccinate at fifteen cents 15c) per head
and the parish will furnish the points
and all other necessaries.
There being no further business, on
motion duly seconded, the Board ad-
iourn.
DR.. Z. T. DONALDSON,
A true copy: President.
H. BODIN,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
JUST OFF THE PRESS
AND RIGHT UP TO DATE.

1910 Edition of The World Almanac
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to eliminate the superficial and replace it
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The 1910 World Almanac is better than
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Inc history OF the year just passed is
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
Valentine Day.

The IA was Valentine day. Many little
ones and those who are not SO little had
their billet doux in preparation for days
and days, waiting anxionsly for the
chance to give expression to that sweet
est OF sentiments.
Valentine day is now an institution.
The postman groans under his load,
but is more than repaid when he sees
each little Miss open her lace covered
envelope, eager to know the sender there
Of, yet heritating SO as to enjoy as long
as possible those moments OF delicious
doubt.
The comic valentine provokes some
anger and vexation, but I'm the end every
one smiles and falls into the humor of
the occasion.
The ecustom sprang from very obscure
source, and ia veiled more or less IN
tradition. Linking together fact and
fiction, we find certain Valentine, in
the days of the Emperor Claudius. who
taught Christianity in the streets OF
Rome and was much beloved for his ben
eficence.
The emperor, being desirous of bring
ing Valentine back to Paganism, charged
certain Roman girl named Astoria to
go to him and lure him away from his
Christian ways.
Astoria was blind
She goes to Valentine. bnt he remains
unmoved. The girl attracts him. though.
One day. BY . miraculous process. he
brings back her eye sight and she. over
ioyed and grateful, renounces Paganism
ard becomes a Christian
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19

This infuriates Olaudius. He orders
Valetine thrown into chains, and then
puts him to death by slow torture. But
Paganism soon falls and Valentine is
martyrized as saint. %
During his life he was wont to send
messages Of cheer to his friends, and
after his death his followers continued
the custom.
Dear Old Saint Valentine. Whether he
was OF whether he wasn't, he certainly
exists in the heart of every child, and no
one could ask a fairer domain.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
VITAL STATISTICS.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

REV. l.. P. CAsrEL, Rector
Marriage
Feb. 5-Washington Brignac and
Odile Haydel.
Births:
Jan. 25-Nelly Murl Mary, daughter
of Eug. R. Chauvin and Mary Dnthu.
Jan. 26-Joseph Camille, son of Ca
mile Faucheux and Emma Borne.
Jan. 28-Marie Ida, daughter of DAN
ties Songy and Lydie Shexneydre.
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
REV. F. BApEAUx, Rector
Marriages:
Jan. 29-Clairville Guerret aud Irnh
Vicknair.
Edward Duhe and Armantine Guer-
ret.
Feb. s-Joseph Ulysse Dufresne arfs
Laure Haytlel.
Feb. 5-Paul vicknair aud Marie Gle
ment.
Edmond Jacob and Blanche Jacob.
Baptisms
Jan. 26 Joseph Albert, born Oct. 81,
1909. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pastou-
reau.
Jan. 29-Esther Virgie. bern Jan. is,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Adam Tregre.
Marie Lucille, born Jan. Il, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. k.douard Nicknair.
Jan. 3o-.Ioseph Murphy. born Jan.
3, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lanne-
IRA Sc.
Feb 5-Francis. born Jan 81, son of
Mr. and Mrs. james Gale.
vii rid, born Jan. "A, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ju>. Monare
Feb t;-Marie, [; born Dee. %, 1909,
daughter of Mr. aid Mr>. Noe Hotarsi-
Mare. born Jan. 8, daughter OF Mf,
AMI Mrs Arthur Tricile
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-19
SATURDAY tx 18th day VI March. 1910.
dL .itten O'CLOCK A. NJ,

tine ratIvwlug i. scrIbed lanIs Ia wi:
10 ertslu Fact lana, situated III this
parish of It .I'in tue Baptlst, right
Daah vi tuc AiIsoIssippl rivcr .n"asurlug ono
arpeHt ,.au oue IruELh of une arpeu., more or
less 10 IL sald rivec by =. depth ot 81 ty
rpeuts. uIo.e r 1855, frr the tvwcr one, TO- rth
arp :. a.u OF torIy five arpe ts, mora OF less,
or tne otn r 4 pent, between ci'slng lines,
..AcL iaut oounded above by IN, pro-
fcr,y Sd, r.. Malhieux auu epu.ne Ro-
b.r a.id by 4 Ir ct ut lana. IoN or formerly
bei gag ~ darcoiin Ire re, Iuse, ner with
ali tue ouituiugs lnd i'm ,rovr.rn.s. tnereon
sad the. .euuLo Deio.ixinK.
70 Another i,act of Id u. .,so situated in
this p tisn the night oanK ii .ne 81. sis ,ippl
rlvei, measuring two arp nt,, norc or less,
irout said .iser, by lift, a.pcnis mora or
less, il, deptn, between L osing lines, bounded
OH the pper lIue by the prop riy OF Mrs
ihvoJnlie DutreIx, aud on the ~ alae,
by CT uf i.lnd, now or lorsueIIy &c ougIhg
to tue nei OF the late Ludger Heofc, tosetner
win all TIE buildings and inp:o. einents
tn-reoa, and til rednLo Deionsius ur IN any
wise ap. .erCalulnK.
this arlon of Sc. john the IS 5.ptlst, ou Lii ght
baux of the mississippi river, measuring three
). pants front W .nc SAL fiVei D, t1rty AT
pents in depth, between c,-.sing nnse, 1oa d.
lie upper line oy tract al iAhd de-
pru -ng upon the succession of tile de =, INA
Merlcq aud ou the lower line Dy .nc pa ps.ty
of Wtu. ,aslinIr .,ernaru herIe4. toseinrr with
AL the buildings All Inp.o cine.ils tnDicon
aad tneieuntu belonging.
40 seven huIcs. Jo. L lot
Agricultural Impiements. 10 iIot vi Fur
ulLure, etc.
IERAo: CASH DN JIG. ot'Ol.
Sheritfs Office Parisu of ST. Jonu -.,.p lst
IAls 2uu day of February, a -. .siJ.
PAUL Br..lIh ll.,tt.
Sheriff.
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