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John Goodwin a. John BullocI

John Goodwin q John Bullock.
And now TO wit, this 10Th day of September, A. D.
1885, On motion of James A. Bayard, of Counsel for
the Complanans, and affidavit made TO the satisfaction
OF the Court, that John Goodwin one of the defendants
named in the above cause is out of the State of Della
ware, and resides in the State of Vrgna:lt is orders
ed by the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin do
appear in this Court TO the said suit Monday, the
fifteenth day of February A. ID. 1886, otherwise tho Bill
of Complaint will be taken pro conesso:-And it is
further ordered that copy of this Order SHALL within
thirty days, be published in the Richmond Enquirer
Newspaper published semi-weeky in the State of Vr
GINA, and in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Watchman, Newspaper published in the City of Will
mngton and he continued in said papers for the
of three months after its first publication; and also
a copy of said Order shall within thirty days he posted
up in the office of the Register of the Court of Chance
ry for New Castle County and at the Court House door
at New Castle, in said county
.Neio Castle County, IS.
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Record-ln testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at New
Castle, the 2ith day of September, A. ID. 1886.
JOHN GORDON, Rcg'r IN Chaneery
O.. 45-.5m
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HHAELZEL'S CONFLAGRATION OF MOS
I'VE COW, &c,-Now exhibiting at the Museum
Exhibition every evening. Doors open at quarter be-
fore O'Clock. Exhibition to commence at half past
o'clock precisely. ~ The front seats exclusive
~ appropriated for children.-l Abundance 90 cents
cts be had the Book Store Of Mr. c. Hail. and
the Museum.
December 10. 64--
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NJ OTiCE.-A memorial will be presented to the next
lV General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sage of Law for the removal of the seat of justice of
the county of Hanover, to central and con-
venient location than the present
Scptember IS. 30-N
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"A Il THE COURT OF CHANCERY Of the State
IA of Delaware, for New Castle County, Of the Sep
TENDER Term, 1885:
Robert White, Administrator of
Sophia A. Laurence and others, mn e,., g..
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ERON STORE.-Wc have in store a large and well
"a selected assortment of Iron, TO which daily
adding by receipts per almost every packet-and offer
very low prices 200 tons, of the following description
viz:
FLAT-English, swedes, Country and Ulster, almost
every size
ROUND-Enghsh, Swedcs and Ulster, from Ia to di-
ameter.
diameter.
OVAL-7-S oval Ulster Iron,
Box, band, sheet, hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods spike rods axetree monlds for coachmakers
Crow Bars.
STEEL
3 tons best American blistered Steel,
Id do. do. English do. Ill stanip)
3 do. spring steel, from 1-2 to . l-2
12 do. Sanderson & Bros best Cast Steel, the usual
variety of sizes.
do. Palmer Mould Boards, from No. to 3 l-2
AXES-Snmons X Beers make.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER 81 co.
Nov. ,. 52--uF
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AIAROLINE LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of

ANAROLINE LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of
" the last Will and Testament of Humphrey Sale,
deceased of Caroline county, Virginia, the subscriber
will offer TO the highest bidder the premises, Mon
day. the 4h day of January, 1886, the next fair day
thereafter Tract of Land in the county aforesaid ST.
tua,ed on Beverly Run, and estimated to contain $50
acres less. This land will be sold credit of
IL months the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity, and Deed of Trust TO the punctual pay
ment of the purchase money This is among the most
desirable Forest Farms in Caroline county. There is
comniodiors ostory dwelling house uponita spring
of the coolest and purcst water perfectly convenient to
the mansion houseand very large orchard of the best
selected kinds of apples with other convenences The
situation uncomnonly healthy, being entirely exempt
from atmospheric that produce the bilious diseases
of climate. The soil of this farm is well adapted
TO the growth of the usual staples: corn wheat and to-
bacco further description of the Land deemed un
necessary it presumed any person DESTROYS of buy
ing will view it, and Judge for themselves.
MIR. William Duling, adjoining, will shew the Land
any person wishing purchase. The subscriber will
make such title only is vested in him. the Admins
traitor, with the VIII annexed of Humphrey Sale decd,
which right, he believes unquestionable.
JAMES w BURWELL, administrator,
With The VII ANNEXED, Of H. Sale, deed.
Caroline CO.. Va, December L. Colds
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IDl ED.

In Bristol, on the 30lh ult. MIR. Thomas Free
born, aged So.
In Newport, on the Sd inst. Rev. Michael Eddy,
for many years pastor Of the first Baptist Church
in Newport, aged 7G.
In Swanzey, May 9th, Mrs. Lydia Jones, wife
Of the late Capt. Simeon Jones, aged GO years.
In Providence, on the 4lh inst. Mrs. Mary Bur
CESS, wife of the Hon. Thomas Burgess, aged 81
years Mrs. Ruth Staples, wife Of lnr. samuel
staples, in the 9th year o' her asc.-On the 9th
inst. Mr.. James Howe, in the oath year OF his age.
At Coventry, X. |. 18th ult. Joseph Rice, Esq.
aged II years.
At Portsmouth, X. l. on the Sd ult. Ruth Free
born. wife OF Benjamu Freebcrn.-She was an
eminent Minister in The Society of Frlends.--On
the 20ih ult Ruth ID. Hall. daughter Of David
Hall, in the 18th year Of her use.-On Sunday
last, suddenly, Mr. Peleg Sisson, in the 69lh year
Of his age.
At Onleyvile, on Monday last, Louisa Anton-
ette, daughter Of Samuel W. King, Esq. in her I'd
year.
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AUCTIONS.
Adminisiraior's Sale.

.1dmintSfrutOrs Sdte.
To be sold at Public Auction, on Satur-
day, June Goth, on the premises, in
Darlington, al 2 O'clock, Afternoon,
by virtue OF License from the Court Of
Probate of the town Of Darlington, held
on Monday, May 4th, 1885.
a LII the right, title and interest of
IA. which JEREMIAH BowKN, late of
Ban rinston, died selzed, or SO much there
of, az will raise the sum OF three hundred
Dollars, for the purpose Of paying his jus.
debts and funeral charges,) in and to two
lots Of land, butted and bounded as fol-
lows !: Lot No l-south by Samuel X.
Martin, west by Jeremiah S. Drown,
north by James Bowen, east by the mid
die line, $50 called containing about
one and half acres, more or less.
Lot No 2-is a piece Of salt marsh,
and is situate in Warren, and is bounded
south by Aaron Cole, west by Palmer's
River. $50 caIled,) north by Benjamin
Kingsley, east by ---, conlain-
ing about half an acre, more or less.
Conditions-Cash.
JAMES BOWEN, Admir-.
Darlington, may 80. 4w
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MAR RIED.

In Bristol, on Thursday evening, 4th inst by
the Rev. Mr.. Shepherd, Mr. George =. Fish to
Miss Julia A. Sherman, all Of that town.
In Providence, on Wednesday, evening last, BY
the Rev. Ephm Munro, William Frederick D.
Wolf, Esq. to Miss Margaret =. daughter Of Geo
Il. Arnold, Esq. all of that city.
In Norwich, Conn. on the 3d inst. Henry l.
Bowen, Esq. Of Providence, 10 Miss Elizabeth w
Gordon, of Norwich.
In Warwick, on Monday evening last, Mr.. Dan
iel Howland, Of Providence, TO Miss Abigail Susal
Greene, eldest daughter Of John Greene, Esq. o
the former place.
In Scituale. on the lst inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Allen, Col. Stephen G. Hopkins, of Warwick, Il
Miss Maria l.. Fcnner, Of Scituate.
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MR. .RANpALL,-Understanding that the Sur
the Town Council, would thank you to publish
for the information Of" all concerned" the fol-
lowing section Of the act entitled "An Act regu-
Iaiing the Surveying Of Boards, Plank, Timber
Joists, and Scanlling."
Sec. A. md be II further enacted, That a.
ny person or persons who shall offer for sale, OF
SELL or cause to be offered for sale or sold in any
town in this State, any lumber which has not been
yed aud marked as aforesaid, or which shall
not at the time Of delivery be surveyed, according
to this act, shall forfeit ard pay the sum Of fifty
dollars, to be recovered by indictment before any
court OF competent jurisdiction ono half thereof
to the use of the person or persons who shall
plain and prosecute the same and the other half to
the use Of the Stale.'
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a d,AEs ID.

FM7HE subscriber takes tins opportu-
.M nifty publicly to acknowledge his
sense Of gratitude for the liberal patron.
age afforded his professional business, and
personal lavors conferred by his friends in
Warren and its cini:y,-aad would OBJ
serve, Tint he now resides in the House
owned by MIR. Remington, on Main ST
nj the corner Of Baker street, where he
may be found public servant in the hea-
ling Art--and happy in the confidence OF
all who may in future need his services in
Physic and Surgery.
June I3. J. B. CHACE.
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BnrGHroS MARKET, June 8.
Reported for the Boston Pnir lot.

Reported for the Boston Patriot
Al market, 27O beef cattle, 8 pairs working
oxen, 20 COWS and calves, 20 62 swine.
Prices-beef catile--Extra, n few at Ais good
36s 80 and lOs fair TO mlddng 80 33s and 3is
Cd. About 80 head unsold.
Working Oxen-Sales were noticed at $50, ~,
so, 1870, aud 500.
Cows and Calves-Sales at SIS, $3.50, 81, 35
and so.
Sheep-Sales unknown.
Swine--7 for sows aud for barrows.
New York Cattle .Markei-Monday. June g.
Beef Cattle-.At market 500 head Prices frou
so to 80 per cwt demand good, and few unsod
Sheep scarce 3 to $40 per head. Hogs to Sc
per ID in good demand. Jour Of Com.
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Another Great Fbe--An extensive FIRE oc-
Cured on Monday morning, opposite st Patrick $
cathedral in the centre OF the square formed on
Prince, Mott, Houston and Elizabeth streets. 1t
commenced at 3 o'clock, andbefore 9, about FIVE
and twenty houses were burned TO the ground
There was one brick house among them. and the
Others fronting the streets either two story
brick fronts OF flame building. Those in the rear
were OF wood, and the whole space was covered
by dense mass OF buildings.
IN. Y. Com. Adv.
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NOTICE..

WNI1E subscribers respectfully inform
m the citizens Of Warren, that they
have entered into co-partnership for the
purpose of carrying on the BUTcmERING
BUsI~ Ess, under the irm of WALL s.
FE.AR.NEY, and have taken the stand
formerly occupied by Col. Dyer Child,
where they intend to keep for sale oil
kinds OF Fresh Meat in its season. AL
so, salt pork, salt beef, hams, sc. Sc
By using every exertion to please the
public; and by keeping the bes. the mar
ket affords, they hope to receive share
Of patronage. Our Cart will run every
morning, as usual.
HORACE y. WALL,
JOSEPH FEARNEY.
June G.
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! At Newport, 10th ship Erie, Dennis, Pacii
via Rio Jareirc, 200 bbls spernfand lSCO whai
oil. Passenger, Midshpman Charles Hunter, soI
ofihe Hon. VIM. Hunter.
Cid at Mobile. 30th ult. brig Geo Washington
Peck, for Providence.
, Cid at New Orleans. 9Th, bark Cyrus Butler
Mauran, New York.
/ At Tunbez, March LIST, ship George Champlin
Brown, OF Newport, with so bbls OIL.
Ship Essex, Coleman, Of Bristol, with 100 bb
oil, sailed from Payta 2lth March.
Arr nt Matanzas, 22d, brig Troy, Church, from
Bristol.
Arr ut Providence, 7tl., brig Enterprise, Bray
ton, fin Piclou. Sailed. ship Providence, Martin
Batavia brgs Enterprise, Clifford, Havana Ar
kansas, Gorton, Charleston Abigail, Hopkins
Salem Frances. Boston.
The brig Benjamin Rugglcs, Barker, Of New
port, from Boston for 1Iiniead, struck on Key
Grande, on the morning Of the 9th ult. and bilged
The captain and crew reached Trinidad the
lOlh--ihe former, and three Of the latter, have
arrived at Philadelphia in the Mary.
At Mobile, 23d, brig George Washington, Peck,
fn Providence.
Arr at Havana, '2lth, brig Antelope, Harris. I'm
Providence 25th, Rufus, Pollard, 60 Rapid.
Barton, New York.
Sailed from Fall River, 9th, ship Gold Hunter,
Coffin, south Atlantic.
Spoken, April Odd, otttho Caske,s, ship Sarah
& A,celia, Bennett, Of Bristol, from Mobile for
llavrc.
June Sd, lat 40 2s, Ion 67 AS, Walter Scott,
Cook, from Liverpool for New York.
u herm brig, will sans clewed up, was seen z''h
ult. on CarysIor Reef, and blowing heavy sever
al wrcckcrs inside, waiting chance to board her.
At Trinidad, 18th ult. brig Eagle, Bishop, for
Philadelphia, in days.
Sailed from Havana, 2i,h, brig Only Son, Ba-
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship NORTH AMERICA, Grinnell, South At,
lantic, this day.
Ship ROSALlE, Stlwell, Pacific Ocean, soor
Ship MILES, Adams, South Atlantic Ocean, n.
bout June goth.
tCJ1Letters sent to this Office, free Of expense
will be despatched by first conveyance.
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NIL CLOTHs.-i-d nnd "a OIL Cloths
W handsome patterns aud lor prices, at
Jane 10. LONG ROOM.
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The subsc -ibers will soil at irt.io
Auction, at the same time and place, al
their right, title and interest in and to the
above described real estate, being one
undivided third part thereof, SO that the
purchaser may obtain the entire estate.
STEPHEN STILWELL,
SARAH ANN STILWELL.
Warren, May 80.
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Assessors Notice.

A L n town meeting of the Freemen
IA OF the town of Warren, holden at
Coles Hotel, ON the 18th day of April,
1885, it was voted-That a tax Of twenty
four hundred dollars be laid and assessed
on the taxable property of the inhabitants
and others, owning such property in this
town and that said tax be assessed on or
before the first day Of July'next, There
fore, we the Assessors for said town, give
this public notice to all concerned, and
request them to give in TO the Assessors,
at their respective dwellings, or at the
Town Clerks Office, true and correct
list of all their taxable property on or he
fore the 20rh of June next, as the law al
rects.
S:::: s:s::. s:::::, s;;:::::; $:::
may 80, 1885.
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State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
Warren, May 80.

State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,,
MAY SESSION, A. ID. 1885.
MI pom the petitions of The Fall River
q Mill Road, Rail Road, and Ferry
Company; aud Of Joseph Smith and
others, for an Act to incorporate the Fall
River and Providence Rail Road Compa-
ny, and for other purposes Ioted and
Resoired, that said petitions be continued
TO the next session of the General Assem-
bly, and that in the mean time the Peti-
TONERS cause notice Of the pendency and
prayer Of said petitions, to be given by
publishing a copy OF this vote in news
paper printed in the City Of Providence,
and also in the newspaper printed in the
Town of Warren, at least three successive
weeks before the said next session Of the
General Assembly.
True copy-witness.
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
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Court ct Probate, Wmren, II. i. jul,
3. 1888

8, 1885.
TOTlCE is hereby given that tho guardian
sAN TO the person and estate Of ELIZA
n ETH COLE. daughter of George Cole,
ate OF Warren, deceased. has presented hls
hrst and hnal account against his said ward, for
settlement aud allowance ii is therefore
Ordered. that the consideration thereof oe
referred TO u Court Of Probate, to be hold
en- at the Town Clerks Office, on the 2nd NJ on
day IN July next. at o'clock, p. NJ. and
that previous notice be given, by publishing
this order IN The Northern Star, TO all persons
interested 10 appear at sald time and place. if
they sec 6t, ard be heard Bu Order.
y. RIM DALI, Probate CLERK.
June l3.
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Nz AHsHNEI LIST.
PORT OF WARREN
- aHHa
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
June Gth-soop Liza, l.awton, Providence.
Sth-sloop VIM Penn, Munro, Nantucket.
9th--sloop Essex, ingraham, Sag larbor
Sloop Mt Moriah, Iugraham, rovidence.
SIocp Eliza, Luwton, Newport.
l2,h-sIoop Seafower, Cuttehunk.
Cld-ship North America, Grinnell, >. Atlantic
SAILED.
June 9Th, sloop Bridgewuler, Mason, Albany.
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OPERATIONS ON THE
srLM AEa

ENR J. N. SUMNER has taken the
ED tenement that was formerly occu-
pied by DIR. MILLER, No. % Westmlns.
tcr-street, East ofthe Arcade, where he
ntenis to pursue the profession OF Den.
tistry in all its branches and where he
will be pleased to receivs all those who
will favor him with call.
DIR. s. while under the tuition OF Drs
Ha,wood s. Tucker, of Boston, acquired
the art of making their "Mineral Teeth u
These Teeth possess decided superlor-
ity over all other artificial teeth now in
use, whether Animal or Porcelain (; es-
pecially in those cases, where, owing to
the absorption Of the jaw bone it becomes
necessary to make an artificial gum,which
can be done with the material he uses,
and so colored as to resemble the natural
gum, completely /; by this means the natu-
raj shape ofthe mouth will be preserved, +,
and that ghastly appearance and Kissing
in the speech avoided, which is produced
by setting very long teeth to supply the
deficiency Of gum.
DR.. S. is permitted to refer TO the a
bove named gentlemen.
Providence, June 6. 3w.
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Io,cn Clerk's Office, Warren, June 9Th,
1885.
ESTHIE of UILLI3M n child

fOIlCE ishereby given that application
xsV has this day been made for the appoint
ment OF an Administrator on the estate of Wm.
d. Child, late of Warren, deceased and
the same Is referred 10 Court OF Probate TO
be hslden at the .osn Clerks Off c, IN said
arren, on the sacohd Monday in July next
at O'Clock. L. M. ard notice is now therefore
hereby given b. publishing this order three
several times in the Northern Star, Tor all per
sons interested 10 appear at said ,lmo and place
and be heard. Witness
Jl3. 5. RANDALL, u. CLERK.
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KEAL ESTATE

fOh SALE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Court of
Probate Of the town Of Warren, will be
sold at Public Auction, on the premi-
ses, on the 20ih day OF June next, at
2 l-2 o'clock, afternoon,
A LII the right, title and interest Of
A- which DANIEL KELLEY, late Of
said Warren, deceased, died seized in and
to three lots OF land situate in that part OF
harrington, called New-Meadow Neck,
conlainlng about sixty-two acres, being
the same real estate which was devised
by said Daniel Kelley in and by his last
Will and Testament to his grandchildren,
Ira Gardner, Daniel K. Gardner, Sarah
Ann Gardner, (now Sarah Ann Stilwell,
wife Of Stephen Stilwell, and Charles
Gardner or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to raise the sum Of Five hun
dred twenty-six dollars and fity-six cents
and IA half with incidental charges.
WILLIAM KELLEY, Exec'r.
And by virtue Of An Act Of the Hon
orable General Assembly Of the State OF
Rhode Island and in pursuance OF the ad-
vice and direction OF the Court OF Pro-
bate oil the town of Warren, will be sold
at Public Auction, at time and place a
all the right, itie and in
teresi, OF Daniel X. Gardner and Charles
Gardner, minors under the age OF twenty
one years, sons ot lsraol and Reboces
Gardner, il and to the above described
real estate, being two undivided thiro
parts OF the same
SAMUEL RANDALL,
Gaasd;ah
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,Ds The Yearly Meeting of the Society o
Friends, will commence in Portsmouth. this day
aud be continued in Newport, as usual, for sever
al days afterwards.
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tEDThe U. 8. Circuit Court, Judge Story pre-
siding. will commence its June term in Newport
on Monday next.
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B,ston and Providence Rail Road Corpo.
vation.-At the anual meeting of this Company
held at Boston, on Wednesday, Sd inst, the follow
ing gentleman were elected Directors for tho ensu
ing year =
WIN. w. Woolsey, Charles II. Russell, James
G. King, and Elihd Townsend, Of New. York
Charles Potter, Of Providence ; J. I. Loring, ant
Joseph w. Revere Of Boston.
And subsequently, w. w. Woolsey. was elect
ed President, and J. f. Loring, Treasurer Of The
Corporation.
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Church Robbery Trinity Church, in Prince
ton N. }. was last week entered aud robbed OF
n qunnity of carpeting. and the clergyman
surplice, end black SILK gown, together with
another black silk dress and scarf
Levi Lincoln Jr., has been tried at IVorces-
ter Tor an assault on George Folsom Esq, DIR
ing the late excitement in that town on the
su6ie ct Of Temperance. After an examnati on
of Witnesses he rtarac,ed his plea of not guilty.
and the Court fined him $40. The assault up
on Mr.. Folsom was in consequence OF some
remarks made by him rehec,ns upon some do
ceased members OF the Lincoln Family.
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LIGHTNING. The house Of Mr. R. Rowland,
Dartmouth, was sruck by lightning on Saturday
evening last. The windows were broken and some
other damage to the building. The family being
a. tho time in the cellar escaped without INJURY.
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Red Riuer Rail Road.-It is stated in
the New Orleans True American, Of the
10Th ult that more than 10000 dolls.
have been subscribed to the stock of the
Red River Rail Road. This, as that pa
pcr remarks, argues well for the success
of that desirable project.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26
OBITUARY..

DEPARTED ,n,, life, ~ Pets county, Ais-
souri, IN III. ~. Of January 1893, a. the hou,e o.
h.. uncle. WIN J,pl,ng Mr.. JESSIE JOPLiNO,
~ the 30 yrar o' his age lare Of Be 70 County,
Va liz had been fpr s,me tim. m NIB VI the
Ne;hoii,t Episcopal Church. and sas rrgaried 10y
all ~ho koew him a. man e.,ry ~ey worthy Of
the highest esteem IL he vaiivus tcla' ions VI
l,fc his character was that ri Chr,sisn and
gentleman Tia, spi it which acIu ties the young
led h,,n TO seek heno and fortune IN tbs far
wcs'.' Fer ih,s purpose he bi1 farewell TO his
friends, and 10 those Of HE eomran o.; and al
though he 10 gone To mest that God before WHOSE
""r sr NIL shnil stand. yet his bcreave and deeply
afflicted companion, parents. near reia''ves early
associates anb friends, have the consolation. IN the
mist OF then SO rows ih.t Goi DEC me, ~ dying
hour the sreng'h of he heart, aud well s'o'n'
died hope 10 enter s,ned that liz 10 h,s portion
f,srsr.' lie has LEFT, to mesrn their loss. an af
fect,nnate wife, md three children. May they
escr lie remembered in the prsyrs OF The people Of
0,di