St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-08-03

lsrATE or ADELlA pEoIoUEa low.
NC 65sS, robat Docket, 18th / licial
District Court. Parish OF st. Landt. La.

ESTATE or ADELTA DEULoUEa y low.
NO. s54s, Probate Docket. 18th ] IlciaI
District Court. Parish Of st. Landss Ia.
BY virtue OF an order of the Hon. b. ii.
PaVy, judge OF the 18th Judicial District
Court, in n for the Parish Of st. Landry
State of Louisiana there win be sold at
public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, by the undersigned administrative or
any duly qualified a~nctioneer. at the last
residence the deceased, on the Washing
ton road IN
Saturday, Aug. II, 1912,
at II O'Clock a. M. the following described
property, belonging 40 the above estate
to-Wit.
"A certain tract Of land on he road from
Washington to OpelouSaS, in this parish,
with buildings and Improvements thereon
Washington to Plaisance. South by proper
ty of G. b. BailIiO, East by public a End
a grave yard, and West by property of Har-
vey !. Smith, neing same property which
deceased acquired from Mrs. Julia r.. Bal
lard wife ct ais, on Feb, 5th, 1854, recorded
1T conveyance book z. M 2. page l03 OF the
files Of the Reeordles once of 81. and
parish. La, said tract containing twenty
arpents.
md. highteen arpents OF mixed a
with building and improvements thereon,
situated at Mallet in st. Landry parish, La.
saving n accepting on store building be-
longing to FL. n. ShoWell. bounded on the
HOIInD y OLlGIlO IHl9rY, SOuGH 10y ID E9EsE
robin, East by Church property and West
by DR.. Armand Lafleur, being same proper
ty acquired by deceased from the Estate OF
Amanda NJ. GuilIory on Dec, 18th, 1905, re-
corded In Conveyance Book "J't No.. al PIP.
1873 and l24.
One dun COW about seven years old, tive
LETTERS; u and / red about three wears
years old, q red heifer about two years
old one dun horse abnut seventeen years
old, n ebay horse about fourteen years old.
one dark brown mare about seven years
Il nld @ ma nlHZ HI pnU a inf ha TanC &C #H nnn inf nf
farming implements consisting OF one
springtooth harrow, one old harrow, one
old c~ulttyator one old sweep. one old ploY.
one woven wire strescher, one old Jack
screw, n old posthole digger, hun
dred n seventy feet of wall boar
one lot household furniture consisting Of
three old bed and bedding; In north east
roomone old ar1noir In north east room one
old sewing machine, one old clock, NJ old
trunks; In armoir North East room
one decanter, waiter and six glasses, TWO
Old Rogers n three pocket knives. one
statue and garniture, i've old watches, one
box plated ware. six large spoons, six
small spoons, four forks and three knives,
one cash till, n lot medicine, two glass
statues, one plaster OF OF Paris horse, and
one small Swiss clock, one Harrison pistol
and box OF carriages, one lot cfockery u
glass ware, one lot junk in box, one statue
and one glass DISH in South Feast Don
one old bureau, n old rocker, nine OLD
chairs and n old Morris chair, n old
wash Rnd two glass lamps. a old lan-
tern, one old round table, one old mirror,
kitchen, ones old stove and Kitchen
utensils; in dining To0r1;
two old tables ana one old safe, three
stove Jars, two milk crocke, three wafer
buckets and miscellaneous articles. one lot
of ground with buildings andimproven1ents
situated In the town of Washington, st.
Landry parish, La, measuring - feet on
bridge street. one havtn$s q depth Oh
feet, and BOUNDED as follows: North by W.
NJ. Roagni, south by " IN. Ill. Crawford,
East by-- street, and West by bridge
street.
CELESTE IfECLOUET
July IL, 81 administrative.