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was thief, that he was bad, bad all the way through. Then he finally witched another boy and that was when the big furore in native town was caused.
 Frank Peters is an orphan and has Gamble, for many years. He was incorrigible, ran away, stayed out nights, and appeared to be regu lar kleptomaniac. Nobody could dc anything with him. His clothes were taken away from him to keep hun at home. He was morose, it is said, and when he did go away from home, did not care when he returned. If he was given money. he spent it for something for himself If he was not given money, he would steal and sell the articles stolen. If he was not given money and did not steal anything of value to sell, be stole what he wanted. Even on Christ mas Day last, he stole and Chief KeVGan had to "take him in
 BNwhen the nine-year-old son of Mrs. Albert Michaelson stole tablet from the school, that started further trouble. The Michaelson lad con fesscd that the Peters boy had witched him five times. Then other natives of the village began thinking began imagining things, and were convinced that the Peters boy was a witch.
 The Peters boy claimed that he was "witched' by Charlie Woods a respected native between the age of 60 and 70 years. Woods denied this witching business most emphat- ically. The charge was the greatest libel that could be brought against native. But the Peters boy kept on in his thieving way and finally the matter vas brought to the au- thorities The blame and, control was shifted until the Grand Jury in vegtigated Chief Keegan said he be- lieved the Peters boy needd better nourishment, a change of environ ment and he would grow up to be an o. K man. w. T. Lopp finally consented to send the boy to Chem ava although the school there can not be considered as a reform school The Peters boy was consequently sent south on the Alameda last night
 To show what extent the witch craft sensation had reached, word was received in Juneau last night at o'clock that six armed natives from Douglas were enroute to Aux Village to do something. Chief Keegan and U. s. Deputy N. O.. Hardy were rushed to Aux Village but nothing happened up to 10 o'clock, the village seemed to be peacefully slumbering.
 The new question now is, what to do with the Michaelson boy? Chief Keegan says that with the assistance of the Marshals office, he knows tho solution.
 The residents of Aux Village arc understood to be about evenly di- vided regarding the witchcraft sensa- tion and the return of witches.
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WhO:S s Here
 And Where

C. M. Murphy, with the Alaskan Engineering Commission at Anchor age, is passenger South on the Alameda.
 Mrs. B. F. Barthof, wife of one of the big mine operators in the Willow Creek district. passed through Juneau last night on the Alameda en- route for Seattle.
 Scotty Watson, who helped dig Cook Inlet years ago, a pioneer of that section. arrived on the Alameda last night enroute to Stka where he will enter the Pioneers Home.
 Par Daly, pioneer of the Cool; Inlet district. is registered at the Gastineau, having arrived on the Alameda last night
 ' Archie Lewis, with the Engineer ing Commission at Anchorage, is a companied by his wife, on short pleasure trip.
 Mrs Frank North and children passed through Juneau last night on their way South to remain indef. initely.
 Harry Seidenverg and wife, former residents of Anchorage. are aboard the Alameda enroute to California to reside.
 Charles Spaulding. who recently resigned as superintendent of the coal mine at Eska, passed through Juneau on the Alameda last night bound Statesward.
 B. w. Dyer, mine inspector, with headquarters at Fairbanks. accom- panied by Mrs. Dyer arrived on the Alameda last night and will remain in Juneau for several days.
 M F. Mcdonnell, of the American Paper Company, who has been on business trip to the Westward, returned home last night on the Alameda
 J. H. Lee, interested in oil lands in the Cold Bay district, arrived in Juneau on the steamer Alameda last night
 Miss Genevieve Rosswog, former resident of the Channel, visited with friends last night while the Ala meda was in port Miss Rosswog is on her way South for short trip.
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MARGARITA FISHER ON TONIGHT AT THE LIBERTY

Featuring a well known star ot unusual popularity the presentation of Put Up Your Hands" at the Liberty Theatre tonight only, will attract wide attention. Margarita Fisher, the vivacious little queen of the American Film Company, gives a humorous touch to this latest film production.
 In the role of Olive Barton, the very much up-to-date daughter of a capitalist, she brings to bear her great wealth of talent and charm Her flashing eyes, cheery smile and film presence" gives her an ex- ceedingly pleasant appearance on the screen
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PLEASANT CARD PARTY

Mesdames Frank Oliver and Knute Durham were hostesses at a card party given at the home of the latter in Douglas last evening. About forty guests were present Prize winners were Mrs. Matt Hahn, first, Mrs. Otto Wiedeman, second, Mrs. H. Museth, consolation and Miss Agnes Museth the cut prize. Deli ci0us refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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LAST CARD PARTY

Next Friday night, March IS, isl the date set by the Rebekah Auxil- iary for the last card party of the series given for the benefit of the Armenian Orphans. On that night the grand prizes will be distributed to the highest point winners of the entire series.
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THIRTY DAYS FOR COULTER

Charles Coulter, indicted for vio- lation of the liquor laws, who en- tered plea of guilty Yesterday was this morning sentenced to 30 days in the Federal Jail by United States District Judge Robert w Jennings.
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ENTERTAINS AT HOME

Mrs. Leo Higley entertained a num- Der of ladies at her home at Tread well yesterday afternoon. The guests brought their sewing and a delight full afternoon was spent. Dainty re- treatments were served.
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1O9 DOZ. WOOL S0X

though selling them 3 pairs for $1
 might look like it. See them in our window, come in and examine them and the sox are yours, II. 5. GRAVES adv.
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ON BUSINESS TRIP

Tom Mcdonald, of the Treadwell Company, accompanied by his wife, left on a short business trip to Se- attle last night on the Alameda They will return shortly.
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DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
ively started last night by a number of the High School students.
SERIAL TO BE SHOWN

Manager Ott announces he has signed up for one of the latest ser ial photoplays. The first showing will be made next Tuesday night at the Liberty Theatre.
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DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN NATIVE MISSION

David Waggoner. Pastor. [ 1:30 P. M.-Regular preaching service.
 TOO P M.-Thursday-M Prayer Meeting.
 All are invited to attend the services of the Mission.
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Masquerade Sulrs TOT rent; Cos tumes made to order, Mrs. Swartz' snberg. Phone 452 Douglas. adv
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SEWING PARTY GIVEN

Mrs. John Feusi was hostess at a sewing party given at her home in Douglas Thursday afternoon.
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START TO TRAIN

Training for the indoor meet to Friday evening, April 1st, was act
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Appotizing- meals served twice a lay by Mrs. M. Koski, 122 2d St. (upstairs), next to s. F. Bakery
 adv.
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. ' . = . . . = = . . . . .
 DOUGLAS CHURCH SERVICES
ST. LUKE'S, EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

Sunday evening prayer and ser mon 7:3o P. Nj. St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
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Henry Berry, dealer In Curios Speciality, Ivory Beads. 165 Front Street. --adv.
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IS W|TCHCRAFT REVIVED, JUNEAU
 NATIVES QUERY
Nefariods Arts Blamed for Strange Behavior of Lads
 In Aux Village.

Continued from Page One.)
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DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION

2:30 P M. Regular Sabbath Service. TOO P M Thur day-Midweek Prayer Meeting,
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YESTERDAY

llarbor St. Paul and are a. and 135th meridian tme (Juneau ume); Francisco at a. p. 135th meridian
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U.
 Weather Bureau.

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity "A beginning today Fair 15
 
 modcr
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DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH
INTERNATIONAL CHURCH

Announcement will be made for future services in Douglas.
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26

Vaughan, ou 'ac Nuuh East Conner au.-
vi. l.. Bruu~,ard, gu the South East
Corner and West 10y Nrpd., auJ Vet,
dor herein. The west ltu, oi e.. tract
- recognized a~ being h.m Ift,r
from the Southern Side, running Npr,u
about half Way acro,> aajs i-laui.
thence on u IaIaild line oi said drain
ditch To- TIE Northern side. This tract.
is Of Irregular shape, same being ju tnu
form of Il triangle shape, with the short.
line on the Yves; and ia, long lime OF.
the East, running as previously stated.
running from the Marsh Land Oh Ia"
south 10 the Marsh land on the North
Ind: Another tract OF land situated
IN the Eastern portion Of Pecan lsIaud.
Nermilion Parish, La, containing Two
~ Acres, and measuring T"o acres
East ana West hr Ca" Acre North and.
south, bounded NORTH by Jacob NJ
Vaughan, south by thc Mars Land and
East by 'oIumh'o NJ. Vaughan or Is
SIGNS together with all the Buildings
ara improvements thereon situated Or
t"ereto belonging, on both above de-
''it1vd tracts OF land.
'''n~ 81 sale; | or SuihcleEt cash t"
II' III. 'im '' S'\ 'i''.rcd Dollars,
Win Sc yer "nhlm IutoI'st thereon
NA
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
tic VS. rHIH7

We Offer o. e Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any eist Of Catarrh that cam
so be cured " Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has LcPa
taken by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-fvc years, and has become known
~ the most reliable remedy for CGtarrs.
Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thrI the
Blood on the MuL'us surfaces, cxpfl!inS
,he Poison from the Blood and healing
the diseased portions.
After vUu have ,aken Hall ; Catarrh
Medicine for short time YOU vii see
n g,rat Improvement IN YOUR ge-rra!
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh
Medicine at once and get rid Of catarrh.
send for testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, Zoe. Ad
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
SUCCESSION SALE.

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Netmil-
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. l242-Probate Docket.
Succession CT Clodis Goodie.
BY virtue of an order of Court grant.
ed Oh February eth, 1921, and u com.
mission 10 me issued ou same date. au-
th,rizing and empowering me 70 sell
the properties OF the Estate Of Clodis
Goodie, after due advertisement aud
according to law, will sell at public
auction, for cash, to the last and high.
est bidder, AZ the last residence of the
deceased, ii the Fourth Ward of Yer.
million Parish, Louisiana, ON
Saturday, April End, 1921,
bet wecn the hours prescribed bv law,
the properties Of said csetate, In order
to realize tdnda whcrewith to pay the
debts and charges against said estate,
especially, the following described prop
c@tr, tr.wjt
One certain tract of land living and
being situated in the Fourth Ward Of
Ncrmiiion Parish Louisiana, contain
ing Twenty Acres, mole or less, bound.
cd North and East by Pubic Road,
South by trsin Labauve, and West BY
Joacini Laxative, together with all i'm
prOvemcnts thereon, measuring 81 ar
penis North aud South by urpcnts
Eart and Wat. all more or less,
One Ford automobile, ohr lot Of
falniin. implements, two cows AMI
rn!rrS, one bnll rulf, one pair Of mules,
- sarks Of rice, ono lot of household
furniture, nnc L.. of Kitchen utensils,
fifty pounds Of lint cotton, mud ull the
properties Described in the inventory
taken and ma IL in said estate.
In witness whereof | have signed
these presents, at Abbeville, Vcrmiliou
Parish, Louisiana, Oh this 2Atl day Of
}br'arv. 1921.
Sign,d {. j, TRAhAN,
Administrator OF the above estate.
Eroussard X Samson, attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Vermil-
lon, l1th JudicIu, District Court
No. l33G.
Succession Of Josephine Broussard.
SALE TO PAY DEBTS,
Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of an order Of sale and com,
mission issued hereunder of date Feb
ruGrv the ...., l92l, fully authorizing me
III the premises, |, Adam Boudreau,
sheriff OF the Parish of Nermilion, will
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the residence If Fer
guste l.ege, being the late residence Of
ne deceased Josephine DrOussard, near
AObeNilIe, Tor the purpose of paying the
iebts due by the above entitled and
numbered succession and the eommuni.
~ OF acquets and gains watch formerly
existed between Ferguste Lege end his
deceased wife, Josephine BrOussard,
said order and commission being issued
in the above uHned succession, between
the hours of Eleven q clock \. M. and
'our O'clock =. nj.
Saturday. March 10th. 1921,
he following described property, towit:
First: Ono certain tract Of lari sit.
con;uinihg Twenty acres and dcsiy.
iated on the y. : ut 5. W. !, Of v. ".
4 OF See. One ~ T, Is 6, r. Z. La.
Nerd, together with all tn" Ljildings
audi Improvements thereon situHted ot
,ncretv belonging.
Dad: That certain tract Of iand ".
ing and hc!aE situated in tho Parish Of
icruilior, lmdiaiHna, containing Sixty
acres, dr-i snatcd rs the southeast quar-
;cr Of the northeast Quartcr OF section
we, township fuiuecn, south range one
asst, and also west half of the south
wcs, quarter Of the northwest quarter
# section one, township fourteen, south
fange one east of Louisiana Meridian,
together with all and singular the build
ugs thereon situated or thereto belong
my,
Bird: OHe certain tract Of land lying
Ind being situated III the Parish Of
Ncrmilion, Louisiana, designated as the
asst half of southeast quarter OF SEE
ion -, Township thirtcen, south range
,he east, aud the northeast quarter Of
northeast quarter of section two, town.
hip fourteen, south, range one east, Of
louisiana Meridian, containing one hun
lrcd twenty acres, together with all
aud singular the building and improve
ments thereon situated or thereto be.
ionginE.
ith: One certain tract of land lSiug
and being situated in the Parish OF
Nermilion, Louisiana, containing one
hundred aud SiXtv-one aud I0.lO0 acres,
vest of Bayou Nermilion, and dcsignat-
"a as the northwest quarter Of section
ZEN in township twelve, south Of range
'ircc east. Louisiana Meridian, tog,eL.
rr with all and Singular the ..rlldiHgs
and Improvements thereon situated or
hereto belonging
9TH; ElcvcA head Of mules;
9th; Ten bead # cattle;
7th: One brown mare.
8th One small bay mare.
9th: Two old wagons ana one old
buggy.
10Th: Tssre OLD plows and old har.
iess -four sets.
llth: One branding Iro3.
18th: One lot Of household goods.
insisting oi one bed wiki for mos.
mattresses; one bed with our feather
mattress; one atnUarI 0he WASH board
'tand; elk chairs 6hc gun; one Old
stove,
Terhsl Cash ~ day If sale
AbbpvilIr, La, Feb. tth, Ip2l,
ADAM tOCDREAU,
sheriff If the Parish Of Nermi ion, La.
,itehsll 4 BoUI,raux, Attorneys.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE

state Of Louisiana, Parish of Vern'l-
ion, l7;h Judicial District Court
SO 1919.
Succession Of Eli Montasue.
Whereas, Alalia TL:beaUH, rosiIitS "a
the Parish &c Veimilion, Louisiana. as
made arrli"gtion 70 bc appointed a.
a:nistratrix g tho above estate;
Therefore. al persa., az" servt, no.
'ifed II file then opposition to the ~
rlicat.7a, if any they have. WITH the
Clerk of Court, ia ,yfit.ny, IL IA, Town
9 Ahbcvi'ic. La, within TEA davs aittf
he first Notice hereof. otherwise the
jit aiuhrl>t vii be ar.o'"',! a"'
.,,...as. II an ,...-.:'rE - ..s
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
SHERIFF'S SALE,
State of Louisiana, Parish of vermil-
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. 6OU4.
koehring Machine Co.
II. J. Bro'yuer


II. J. Bro'SGer.
BY virtue of n writ of srizurS aud sale
70 me issued out ri the HonOra bic Sev.
entecHth judicial District Court. in and
for the Parish OF Eermiliun. State of
Louisiana, IN the above numbered and
omitted suit, fully authorizing aud en-
towering me IL the premises, | have
this day seized and taken into my pos
session, to satisfy said writ, and | will
proceed to sell, at public auction, 70 the
iast and hig Icst responsible bidder, az
the principal front door OF the Court
House. in Ahbevilie, Vermilion Parish,
Louisiana. on
Saturday, February 26th, 1897,
within the legal hours prescribed ny
law for judicial sales, the following lie
scribed property, to-wit;
One hoehr.Ag Dahd.c Conc.ct. Mix.f
equipped wi,h loading platform and
thrcr j.. p. Fuller i Johnsvu Engine.
Term- Of saiet Cash,
Sbetifr's Ofire, AbbevIlls, La, this
5th day Of February, 1p3t,
ADAM BuCDHGAt,
sheriff, Vtrmilion Parish. La
". Il. Gcrdyj attorney
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
sHERIFt s. SALE.
state CT Lo Is.ans. Parish oi termi..
ION, 18th Judicial District Court. -
No. Jg7j.
Ellie HenerL
rs,
t'fia Toprhet

g. virtue Of o wit Il Fieri Taciss
to lne is,uci 5ut 81 tie Honorable Sew.
cdtpeuth judicial District Court. in and
70. T." Parish Of VermIlion, State OF
..ouiSIaHa, ia the a0o, : :.-nsered ana
entitled suit, fully authorizing and ein.
towering me in the premises, have
Ji,is day seized and taken into my pos
session, 10 satisfy said writ, and l will
.,roceeI to sell, at public auction, TO III.
as, - a-s~.sy gesr9nEa.s e.aGfl, q.
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AbbcNille, La, January, 18th, 1921.

AbbcNile, La, January, 18th, 1921.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
! hereby give notices that the fam Of
Duhon Mcdonald, Of Leroy, La, Is
hereby dissolved and no longer in exis-
lance, ali the debts of Duhon & Melon
aid having been assumed by Gerard
Duhon Who is to continue the business
on his own name.
J. Z. MCDONALD.
4T-Gi
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JERSEY COWS FOR SALE.

Two first class Jersey Mix Cows for
sale. Can call at nay residence t. sec
ihcr,. y. BOCRQUE,
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ROOMS TO RENT.

Two r@nuecting rooms suitable for
light lon. excepting. Also single rOoms
For par liars SEE Mrs. P. L. Bourqnc
at the future store. AZ
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
Edward Comoaux
Eolia Primeaux ct al.

BY virtue Of an order of sale issued
out of the Honorable Seventeenth Ju.
dicinl District Court, in and los the
Parish Of Fermilior, La, and COM
mission In pursuance thereof, Dated the
9TH day of January, 1921, authorizing
me to sell property for the purpose If
rfccting partition by licitatioY, /
ill "Tcr fer sale, and will sell, AT pub,
lie auction, tn The last ana highest re
>ponsiblc bidder, at the principal 'front.'
door OF the Court House, in Abbeville,
Louisiana, On
Saturday, March 9th, 1921,
between the legal hours prescribed NJ
INV for judicial sales, the foll9wm,. de-
'cribed property, to-wit:
That certain tract of land situated
IN the i0clsh 0f Vermilion, Stat Of
Louisiana, containing Twenty Seven
Arpents, more or less, and being bognd-
I'd OH the North by Clcohulc Brous.
'ard, on the South by the rublic Roai,
on the East hy Edward Comeaux lHi
IN the West By Rene Broussarc.
Tcuo, Of sale: Cash
Sheriff s ONCE, Ah.e.illr, Ia, Tins
-7tu dag OF January, 1871.
ADAM BOUDREAU,
Sheriff, TcrmliUR Parish, La
W. b. Gordy, attorney.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26

Succession OF Margaret Perry
By vr,urc Of an order Of sale issued
IT Vt the Honorable Seventeenth Ju.
dici..i Distsict Court, and tor ,as
Parish = Eerr,'iioH. La, md cJ.a-
Mission iosucd in pursuance 'nc-sut,
ted the 18th Of December, 80, 81
,horisjng me 20 sell property f1r he
uufpn,c NJ realizing funds whcrcwits
= - -. l.'fa ,,' - ~-.-re - ar
fhc g.; ... ,'...
1t t.,r ;rI.gIgH, lfol, ...o- B zee, ',rTf
itouse, ~ ADbeviIle, lcrmi'ion .'arish,
Saturday. Sisres 5tt, 1891,
2.,h,r IT, "a a,4r. p,ces o.d o. ~
-.l j-14cia4 ,G.ea, tas following nc-~
rfihe PROPERTY, to-wit:
~ te~tgiI ,rGt' ID md sIt6ated 10
nc Parish IT verB .iou, state Of Loa
is.a;s, Confusing -.e7 = Arreo, and be,
49,, i's'v.a 'eI ~ toe south W. orar,
.... i've ~, onA the Norm -.gs; guar
,cr II The North E.s, quarter II Sec,
ION Eignt ~ all in TnwnsIi' Four
5ocu 80 South Of Eauge Two ~ East,
t-s-fsar win AZ 81 tlr buildings and
Tern. ii sal: 'asi.
Sheriff > Once. Abb, He L.. ,ttis
-. d. 9. December, 1919.
AD..t .3JU,-EtCX,
sheriff ~. ..i-r i'.->st. -.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

State o. louisiana, Parish Of Nermil-
ION, !'.h Judicial District Court
No, G,.i,
Eemie Broasssrd VS.,
VS.,
q a--me BrCussard ct Ais,
hr WI, OF u wit Of seizure aEd sac
20 hue L.. 81 out Of the HonoraD.e os\,
sn'e''jn .'5dicisi District C"GTt, N an!
Tor the Htish of Vcruilion, State OF
Louislaa;, in thp above numbered end
entitled -'I't. fully authorizing and en-
r,owsrinE ne In tiie premises, nave
ms ia tizel and taken into ny POI.
s'sNion: - satisfy said viii, and | w!
proceed T." ssll, u pubic suc;ion. 70 ing
ldst Gif ,j3hsst responsible bidder d.
the prhtipal front door Of the Cvu'
houN'I ~ A5bcyile, HsrniiioD faF''A'
LOUisrsds, "a
Sa u.day, April End, ig21'
within Tie legal hours prescribed ~
iaN tor J'.licial sales, .hs following 40'
ST. H. / ert,, levitt: ,I ..,...
LIST; . o certain tract Of LAM S''A-
ated IL Fs,aR Island, On the L"''e'h
.'1''i'a , e'eof. FarmiliOB Parish Lou
.Siahu, '""'a,A4ag an .nklc"" iuu"
NY Of at, measuring Four 81 Gsfe. are.
~n4 rt|-cight l4S) feet, rLnnins ..iS'
ana west, on the North and South i.nL
and eNteaGiIg across the entire "i"'H
u the Is and from the Marsh lana on
me South 10 the Marsh land on &c
N'rth s'ae; bounded North and ooI'I
oy Marsh .Sa9s, East h I''-A--F
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CORN FOR SALE.

200 barrels Of choice corn at 500 a
burrcl. see JOS. Z. LEBLANC,
47-lt Box Is, Aubeville, La.
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PARTITION SALE.

State OF Louisiana, Parish OF Yc,mii-
ion, l7th judicial District Court
No. 6U23.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26

C'ats Oh LOulJland, P2rlSh 81 V6Tmil.
ION, 18th Judicia. Distric! Co IT.
No. 0l61.
Curry B. Brooks
IS,
Duprs Bsnoit.
BY virtue of writ Of Seizure and Sale
to ne issued out If the Honorable Sew.
judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish Of Vermilion, State Of
Louisiana, In ths above numbered and
entitled suit, fully authorizing and en-
me in the premises, | have
this day seized and taken into my pos.
session, to satisfy said writ md I viii
proceed to sell, a. public auction, to ths
asst and highest responsible bidder, al
The principal front door " the Court
House, In Abbcville, vermilion PARISH,
La, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1871,
within the legal hours prescribed by
law for Judicial sales, the following de.
scribcJ property, tc-wit;
a2+ Acres Of f.ant, =. 10 Of Sec. 81.
IT, II, , W, 18th Ward of Verniliop
Parish.
Terms: CLsh 90 ia: &C sale.
ShegiE 5 once, tLbeville, La, thi,
10Th duy Of JANUARY, 1921.
sADAM BOUDREtU
Sheriff, Vermilion Parish, Ia.