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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
SUCCESSION OF JAMES PRICE.
Second Dist1:c: Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO 694,

by G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOEN G.
ID Mourose tuctioneer-OfIice No. 50 Royal
stIeet.-On SATURDAY, February II, 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants ard Auctioneers FIX
change. Royal street, bet ween Canal and Custom.
house streets, will be sold by public auction, by
virtue OF an order from the Hon. A. L. Tssot Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, dated November ID, 1875 the following
described property
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First District Of his city, i'll the square No. g.
bounded by florida Landing. DerbSuy, Roman
aud Cypress stree is, designated the No. 10,
per plan drawn by George T. Dunbar, surveyor.
dated February l. 1915, and deposited i'll the office
ofD. L. M,Cay, late notary in this city Sad lot
measures Y feet inches lines front on Florida
aHGiug 10y depth and front on Roman street of
100 feet between eaual and parallel lines. and
purchased by said James Price from Bridget
oLrary, on January g. 1888, per of sale
passed before George Rireshde, late notary in this
city.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
appurtenances, etc, situated in the First District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Derbigny,
Roman, Cypress and Florida Landing streets
per plan drawn by c. A. Hedn. surveyor, dated
March 5 1888. in the Office of ID |. Ricard late
tarv ia This city. and also plan drawn by
Pill. :. Depouil!y. surveyors, dated November %.
1865 and deposited in the eifice of N. j. HOey,
!ioneef. Said lot is des:s Haed by No ]. aud meas.
ares - feet inches lines front on Florida Land.
ing, by 800 feet an depth. between parable! lines.
AID was purchased by James Price from Fl. J. Ran.
veg, on the twents.ninth OF January. 1906 as per
;ary in this city.
Terms--(ash on the spot.
sct ef sal. at the expense Of the HH.cAaee9 be.
io.e O. No,ss notary public. 'ai3 "a 81 fe7 "a
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MEDICAL.
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.
Remember that for all affections OF tho
THROAT AND LUNGS
Lnplacess Indian Turnip PectOral Balm
Is IHE SOLE REMEDY,
Combining efficacy of action with most paiatabIe
flavor. Give it trial. Price ST.. Sold at all well
assorted drug stores. and by the proprietor.
B. LAPLACF,
Chemist. Nos. % and rs Elysian Fields street.
ya4 pod I'm
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lSINPROVEU PROPERTY IN The THIRH HIS.
TRICT OF THIS cilY.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY SRMAE..
sfcOn! y.s..ic; Coar. for the Parish Of Ore sns-
NO. c6,:il.
DTG. DE FERRET & ca. soHy G ~

DTG. III: FERRET & Co. !Of1T G MON.
THURSDAY. FeoruaryS 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ.
iH .h. Merchants and auct"neers Exchange. on
Roya! street. between Customhouse and Canal
streets. I .s sold AZ public auction, by virtue of
order fcon. tn. Hon. A !. Tissnt, Judge ~ the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated December 70, 1873 the following described:
property. for account of said succession
!. SIX LOTS GF'GROUND. situated III the Th,d
District of this city. III square No -. bounded ~
New ~. Bernard, Treasures, New Orleans and
abundance streets. designated by the Nos. to 10
inclusive. aud measuring. each 81 feet II inches
lines front ~. Bernard street. by depth OF Il3
feet lot n" 70 fcfmln. the corner OF 81. Bernard
and Treasures STREETS.
!. APORTIOH OF GROUND, sf TRAN gI!'as forir
situated ia the same district, bounded by Gen.!liy
road kichelieu. New st. Bernard ana annette
streets, sIbdiV ied into eight lots Of ground. from
Nos. to8 inclusive. measuring altogether 19' feet
inches front Annette street. 9l5 feet front on
Riceie street. and 1865 feet front GENTLY road
3. SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the SAME
district. in the Square No. 90. bounded by New 81.
vnard. Bienfair, Treasures and Annette streets.
subdlvideG into twenty IouS tots. nom nos. to ~
inclusive.
Terms- One half o! the price OF adjuiication cash
on the spot the balance on a credit Of one year. IN
notes hearing interest at the rate Ofhight per cent
yer annum from day of salc 20 final payment. Sc.
cured by mortgage ana vendor lien. Ia case OF
other penal clauses.
Acts %; sal. a! the expens.of purchasers. he:ore
Ain.d+e Oucate!, ho.ayy pUbic.
Jas 10 /. II 3! feS
Observation-Disclosures -.UANIvUKh-
n. entire contents of on. 81 .he fires. and first.
elias. h"te,, .; the United States. 70 be sold
W publ: auction ~ithsu. any reserve. Or
limit.
ATVENVIO; EoUSEH REPEHe. HOTELS ASD
RESTAURANTS.
Rosewood. Mahogany and Walnut Pa,or :.'..
Bedroom AMI Dining room Furniture Gas
fiXtrr-s. Household Linen, Glassware. Cyock <.
cry War;. etc.
fpY q. DE- FERRET & co. --iOHS @ :ioT.
~ ROSE, Aucsiun.sr-Oflce NJ. 5. Royal street.
TUESDAY January 20. 1874, at 10 a. NJ and the
following s.ys. viii b. sod By public auction
I'll The 'v.ole il. disposed Of
THE E.TiRE CONTENTS OF THE ST. LOUIS
HOTEL one Of ;hr most costly furnished notsls in
the United states. cons.tia. of magnificent rose.
wood II .hogsnv aad w.!u.t V,rlor sets, bedroom
and dining furniture, glass. cr.ckery and
pl.tea ware. hoIs.l!o1 and G!ai1sSoSu Inca.
carpets mirrors, etc.
Terms-Cash il, United sta'e. treasury notes
Catalogues can Se .i.s. =: tie ..cs.ouee:s O.sCe.
.is2. Ina
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NO. 80 Ia.
pY THE SUCCESSORS OF T.. L. CIR.
- ARDkY 4 CO..-Nlcholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer-
Office No. II Exchange place SATURDAY, February
%, 1874 at twelve o'clock ~. at the Merchants
and Auctoneers Exchange. on Royal. between
Canal and Customholse streets, by virtue of an
order OF the honorable the Second District Court
tor the parish of Orleans dated January u. 1874,
will be sold by public auctoa-.
]. A LOT OF GROUND. in the First District tf
This city. al the square bounded by Gravier. Per-
dido, boward and Ferret streets. designated as 10.
No 49, and measuring Ia feet front Freret street,
by SS feet 10 inches deptf the improvements com.
Prise frame cottage. known No. 8. Eyeret
street
THREE LOTS or GROUND, in the First Dis.
trct this city, in the square bounded by Ton;i.
u 70 Gravler aud Perdilv streets. designated as
lots Nos. II 10 and IA. and measuring eacn ahou; 2.
feet inch lines front Tonts street. by 10. fee.
inches |: line in depth. the improvements com.
prise story hui ding.
Terms-One-:hird cash on the spot. the remain
der at and two years credit IN notes secured
i. speca. mort gage and vendors lien. and bear.
ing interest OF eight per ceat per anuum from date
ot sale until final pay ment with clause of 1--WE per
cent attorneys fees i'll event of suit mprovements
TO be kt Ut FULLY insured and policies transferred TO
the holders Of the notes and purchasers 10 assume
payment ard absve their bids of 81. taxes tor
the year 1873 and up 20 the day OF sale.
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers.
before ". J. Castel, Esq, notary pubic.
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nK. CURTIS RETURN
TO NEW ORLEANS,

DR.. Z. De +. CURTIS, NJ. b., F. r. C. S..
Author Of Manhood '.Medical Essays on Mar
siase." Etc.
Begs leave 10 announce to the citizens Of New
Orleans and the surrounding country. and espe
ciaily those who have already placed themselves
under his care. that he has returned to New Or
leans for the season. and may be consulted. as
heretofore. at his old rooms.
No. 8 Rampant street,
Between Canal and Customhouse streets.
GAILY-From 10 A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ. and to p u.
ON suNDAYS-From IL A. NJ. to P. NJ. only.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted twenty years of h;
practice. and adopted as his specially the treat
ment and cure OF
Nervous Diseases
Arising from ply steal debility. exhausted vitality
abuses of the system and all others
appertanlng thereto.
Or. CURTIS addresses himself particularly to
these v ho have already placed themselves under
the care of Ignorant Advertising Charlatans, from
whom they have received benefit. and who. In
fact, have done them more harm than good. Medi.
cine, like al other sciences. is progI essive. and
every year demonstrates its advance. By com.
tination OF remedies oc great curative power. Dr..
CURTIS has SO arranged his treatment that it vii!
afford ,.ot only immediate relief. bll: permanent
cure.
The Medical Times says: Or. Curtis system OF
Seatmept, the result, Of twenty years successful
raetice. differs from all others in general use,
and commends itself to the afflicted as the only
true source of relief Many cases pronounced IN.
cuTabo have yielded successfully to his r needles.
Or. Curtis on s.lIanhood.o
TWO HUNDREDTH EDITION.
3.ss': and Corrected 10y the Author. Z. DC ?. Car.
It's, ". D., +. T. {. s. etc.
Medical Essay on the cause and cure of prena.
mature decline in man, showing how health is lost
and how regained 1t gives clear synopsis of the
1mpediments to Marriage, the treatment OF Nerv.
Gus and Physical Debility, Exhausted Vitality, etc.
the lesults OF twenty years successful practice
CURTIS ON MANHOOD.-fnere is no member of
society by whom this book viii not be found use.
tul, whether To be parent, preceptor CT clergy.
man.-London Times
CURTIS ON MAEEOOD.-Th:s book should be
read by the young for instruction, by the afflicted
for relief. Ii Will iDjure 10 one.-London Medical
Gazette.
Price Fifty tents, by Mall.
Address the Author,
. r.. q u r IT'S,
No. 9 Rampant Street, New Orleans.
DR.. CURTIS would impress upon those patients
who have already corresponded with him the nee.
essty Of personal interview the material ad van.
tage OF which will enable hiIn to form a complete
and thorough diagnosis of the case
-n,
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SUCCESSION OF EMILE GARDNER.

DY CHARLES +. FORTlER, AUCTIONe
ID eer-Ottice No. 81 Exchange alley.-TUESe
DAY January u, 1874 at II A. NJ, will be sold on
the premises, on Burgundy street, between Bare
thelemy and Mazant streets by order of the hone
orable the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
One HORSE and WAGON.
Terms Cash on the spot. jal6 "a 81
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SY HOFFMAN, Marks s. Co
S'1
aS.IGNEE'S ksss.
~ TEE ::!T1YH OF y. 1REV!;G = s.S',:
BANKRUPTCY.

Is TEE ::AT.Ti: OF Y. IREI!!I : Ss's 81:
BANKRUPTCY.
DRY sOGNs, :1..s, SHOES SiH:ifH'. FLOWS
FURNITURE, HARDWARE, MATTRESSES
GiOCE.,1gs Etc.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & co... LEVY,
ID Auctioneer-Salesroom No. 50 Chartres street.
viii be sold on TUESDAY, January 81, 1874 at twelve
o'clock NJ, az saiesroom No. 80 Charities street, by
oIder of David Wallace asst gnee-
A VARIETY OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
ANB SHOES.
At one o'clock viii be cod. at warehouse No. 20
Cont street also belonging to the came estate
FURNITURE, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, NAT
TRESSES, FLOWS, etcs
Terms-Casfe GalS
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash & Hodgson.

by NESQ q aOOESOH.
VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPER TIES
DOUBLE TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
Nos. 295 and 297 Chestnut street.
TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE.
fREME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
Nos. III and l19 Pleasant street.
WITH THREE CORNER LOTS OF GROUND.
TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE,
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
Nos. 307 and 3O9 Coliseum street.
one VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
Corner Ninth and Coliseum streets.
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
No. 266 Harmony street.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM c. LEE. DECEASED.
Second Distric: Court for the Parish o: Orleans
No. Sc 1873.
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CEASED.
Second 0;s:sic: Court Tor the Parish of :J;.sns-
No. POSI-.
by NASH 4 HoDGSoS-w. :: HopGsos.
IL Auc:iOu-.l-1ffice No. !! C.Tondeles street,
On SATURDAY, February II. 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the st. Charles auction Exchange. in the
basement fotunda of the St. Charles Hotel. in this
city, by virtue and in pursuance Of an order Of the
Bon. a. l.. Tissot. Judge OF the Second District
Court for The parish of orleans, dated January 10.
1874, docket No. 2Oil. for account of the success.
SION of Frederick Aicken. deceased. at public auc.
ton, will be sold
one VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon. Fit.
uated i'll the First District of this citys in the
square bounded by Clio, Erato, st. Charles and Ca.
rondelet (late APOLLO streets, designated lot No
4, which measures 60 feet front on Clio street, By
depth of $50 feet, all more or less. and between
parable! lines. American measure according to :.
i8 s,.a y ''''' '''S' ''' W "'''>' ''''''
The Improvements consist of TWO STORY
AND ATTIC FRAME SLATE ROOF Residence.
known as No. l5c Clio street. containing hall.
arched parIors. with marble manteis and some
twelve or fifteen other rooms. gas throughout.
with large side lot. cstern. stabling sheds. etc.
Terms and Condions--The sum of 5000, to be
paid cash on the spot at the moment ct adj I'D
tion. and the balance j, equal payments. at one.
two and three years. with eight per cent interest.
ard special mortgage. with vendors privilege from
date unl! paid: She mortgage TO embrace the clause
of five per cent for attorneys fees in Of suit:
the improvements to be kept fully insured and the
policy transferred to the holder of the cred, notes.
In addition TO his bid the purchaser viii assume
the taxes for the current year 1874.
Act of sale before w. B. keinpeter notary, at the
expense of the Purchaser. ja20 81 fe. l42l
VALUABLE FIRST DiSTRICT VROPEK1Y COR.
NER MAGAZINE AND POEIEARRE STREETS.
TWO FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
ON DRYApEs. NEAR WASHINGTON sTkEET.
SCCcESSiOyS OF JOHN o. AND ANNE MCCALL.
CONSOLIDATED.
Second District Court tor the Parish OF Orleans
Nos. s., $50 and 3: 49,,
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HA.DSOMa FRAME RESIDENCE.
LOT 60xl50 FEET.

80. ;;3 CLIO STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLES.
SUCCESSION CT FREDERICK a:CHLEH, De.
CEASED.
Second 0;s:vic: Court tor the Parish Of 0;..sns-
No. 20 81.
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on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1874,

Second District Count tor the Parish, OF Orleans
Nos. 80, $50 and 81 t8.,
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AUCTION SALES,

By the Successors of c. E. Girardey
q Co.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
MARY ADELiSE CHAMPAGNE WIDOW OF THE
LATE JAMES MALLEI. VS.. THE MINOR
SARAH CRAIGER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

DR.. CURTIS would impress upon those patients
who have already corresponded with him the nee.
essty of personal interview, the material ad van.
tage OF which will enable hIn to form a complete
and thorough diagnosis of the case.
Consult atinns confidential. nn23 2r1
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PARTITION SALE.

Second o.s:Iic: Court' for the Parish Of Or. au
No. So l4..
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SCCcESSiOES OF JOHN O. AND ANNE MCCALL.
CcSpOLIU ATED.
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FOR 4 PARTITION.

Second Distrc. Court for the Parish 0; Orleans
No. &c. 1873.
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ny NASH L. HoDGsON.-w. 7. HopG.

Second judicial District Court for She Parish CT
jedersoa-No. 1904.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
ICITl.E THREE.

;. Four tracts of land, situated aior. ti.e right
bank of Eay";. Dupont. in township iYte.n souJti.
SOUTH range tWeny:our q 81, AID township ST - u
teen south. range twenty five east: said lot. being
designated By the numbers thirty s. ven, thirty
eight. forty three and forty seven. :ne above
mentioned plan Of L. H. Pile: .al tracts bin.
along the said Bayou Dupont. with 81 dept. OF three
arpeuts and Gavin. an area .: about 955 - 100
acres; purchased nom the su.c... on OF John hc.
Donogh the first OF June. 1876 a. peg &C, before
said Charles L. Foruer. notary.
The abov. described lands, described az portions
and embrace some OF the finest sugar lands IL ;he
Stat. of Louisiana.
On III. trac; ..l land i..i:ns.e.: ? norton :l.e.
and 10 the 't.rauh Cot.ar," there ..ie . number
of cattle. which have grown Will, about two or
three hundred. more or less; the exact number j.
unknoyn: the Wild cattle go with the It'll. to the
above tract OF land.
Terms and CcnGitions-Fer t!ie plantation, ~.
stock and movable effect. tr-ti. described, which
vii. be adj udicated il bulk, chat cash In.
.pOt at The moment OF adj Idl:atsn, add the BAL
auce credit OF one and "a years. in the .rf..
OF the purchaser 20 Lis own order DIVIDED into
TO suit the parties ID la'ertSt payable 81
the Mutual National Bank. OF New Orleans. and
6eal eight cent iIteres. ana special mort
gage. with vendor. ; privilege from date until paid
The mort age to embrace The clause. OF uOu-ali.H
ando and five reT cent Tor attorney, .e.s in ease
of suit; the Improvements 20 he kept fully insured
and for sum not less than 5000 and the policies
transferred 10 the holders Of The credit notes rnI
paid in addition to whics 'he purchaser wi. ..
sumo all the taxes for the year 1913 ove. aud
above the amount of his bill. For she lands sec.
ondy. thirdly, fourthly and filthy described, one.
third cash on the spot at the moment of dludca'
ton, and the balance on a credit of one and two
years, with all OF the other conditions the as
pressed above for the property firstly described.
Acts of sale before Charles +. Soniat. notary
public, at the expense Of lie purchasers.
Ge23 IaG J. ;! tss
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ARTICLE TX.

.aa pres dent. or in his absence or ncaHacitr.
-. president, shall preside at II meetings OF
e board be shall supervise all the business OF the
company morally. and see that the requirements
o tins charter, the bylaws OF he company and
'h- orders and resolutions OF the board be falth"
sAy carried out. the general manager ssalI be
,hr active executive officer of the company; lie
shaf have the control OF all agents, agencies and
.ranch Offices, and shall attend to all the lire bus'
ot the company under the supervision OF tn"
president and Board of Directors YLe secretary
siall perform all the duties usually app-Stanug 70
sdd Office. The superintendent OF agencies shall
:ave charge of the branch Offices. Sgen. AS and
ag.n.s liz the city of New Orleans and state OF
louisiana under the supervision of the president
and general manager. The duties Of the other EN-.
'lpy shall be regulated by the president .nd the
hoard All policies, cert icaes of stock. commits.
SONS of agents, checks. contracts. etc, shall be
signed ov both ;hc president Az. ..e secretary.
aBy:CLgE.
There sria'. BE regular III. citing os the board on
.her.rst Monday il. January, April. July and 0cto.
-. OF each year. ana the president shall have the
,ower to call the board To meet i'll special meeting
.,hcuever he deems proper and he shaI! do SO
whenever so requested III writing !y two members
' ''' '''iO ARTICLE II.
Til. charter NAV be altered or amended. and
- company dissolved at any time. az a genera!
meeting of the steel holders convened ;or that
purpose by the board, upon petition 10 the board
. gutd 10y the holders OF at least onethlrd OF the
entire stock OF the company, AFTER twenty daNs
'otice in three newspapers published IN lhe cltI
vi New Orleans; provided that majority Of the
sr:l'r .toCk Of The company be Iepfesen'eo al
..Ii meeting.
ARTICLE MI.
81 tie expiration of this charter, or sooner i so
ordered as provided for in the foregoing article,
:ne affairs of the company shall be i1qudated by
.!iree commissioners, TO be elected by the board
or that purpose aud the board shall have power
- limit and extend their term of office and the
period OF liquidation and fix their compensation.
ARTICLE y4II.
Immediately after their elec ton the commits.
sball n wind the affairs the
company bv selling off it's assets and property and
collecting all amounts Que the same and after
paying all legitimate debts lOsse and expenses of
sEe company, the balance. If any, small be divided
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TWO FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
on DRYADES, NEAR WASHINGTON STREET

VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY. COR.
NER MAGAZINE AND POEiEARRE STREETS
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A Spanking Machine.

The he4rt nf the Inventor was
touched . seeing trail school ma am
with her righ, hand swelled up to
the size OF canvas ham from agirat-
ing a boy VINO hai w,ckediy placed
4 piece uf claphoara inside Of his
psuts when he knew tina, the teacher
was ON the war path after him. Tbs
teacher was weeping. and mentally
saving she would run that boy
through threshing Htaci,tas before
she got through with him. The idea
at once struck the inventor that a
D.aehint could be constructed that
would tan the Jacket, a. it Were, of
the Young reprobate. and IS the re-
suit OF careful thought and study the
spanking machine was Invented
VIVA, change. Instead OF dreaIing
the task Of Furnishing scholars and
shiyering At the prospect OF bhstered
hands, the teacher can enjoy the per
Torrance, and look forward to the
hour for doing up the days spanking
with feeling OF pleasure and glad,
ness, and the frown formerly stereo-
typed on the face of the average
school-ma' am gives place to an angel
ic smile. She seats herself at the
instrument, after placing the con-
demned urchins in row within
reach of the h3isting apparatus or
icetongs. she smiles, touches the
snatehbrake with her foot. aud the
doomed urchin's launched into-if
not into eternity, he will think so be-
fore that hand lets up on him. With !
a smile playing over her features she !
works her tiny feet, the avenging
hand decends, and the old machine |
works as though endowed with life,
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness.
Ii will only take moment OF tread
ing TO make any ordinary boy sorry
he enlisted, when be can be dropped.
and the next can be snatched. \
whole school can be spanked up in
fifteen minutes. if the teacher is any
hing OF q treader-Crorutt's Vest
,ra World
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Alice g Z-itlsr. Plaintiff. i f4r~ut, ,,r,,,
against ~ T.,Szv ".
nog-rt letter. Defend I. Ex Term -
TO Robert h L-4ilsF, Defendant
"a are hereby Notified that there - o.
rle Il :3le S-es 0. :Ae Ger. q - Co.,.
1oaFi ~ and for iSe county Of cedar IN a.
stske o. los2- petition IL Alice q. letter
fAAAaaid. claiming Of yoa divorce f-5sE4 4 + .
bondA Of ms;r1m 0ny
Sos anAe-s yo1 spp-ay to sal r.@sft6e,,,
ana oe.snd thereto a. or S-fsre neesr ~ 49,
second day Of tie 1ert t@gHz Of ..ts Tsrgr,r =
20 ~ o-Sun AID s-a1 Al Upton. IL al
sz'E aty. 90 The .4sh aAy o. auxz.f la =
la I'll Dc entered &xzinss Yrsz. and tg,dx-
meat rendered Il accordance vita IT, -
- af "a - r-tlIkoc.
a~" PIATT CARR Any. s,r Pr
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4 thick neeked. ugly looking chsp. the
worse for liquor. was yesterday tearing
arogud the ferry lock, anxious, as he
said, TO maui some one to putty" He
stood upon salt barrel and dared any
insn in Detroit 10 even wink 81 him, and
topped his arms and crowed victory
Some of the boys hunted up st. Clair
sam" as be il called, and Sam went
down He is over six feet hl-h, with .
first like peck of walnuts, and when
be appeared the Soaster 60, of the bar
rel. KIN lick sny msn IN De,roi,. eh =
inquired Sam. as he took of his coat
want to maui some one 10 putty, Ell =
he continued. as be unbotioned his col.
lar. He with the thick neck glanced .,
Sam all over. came to his senses, and
walking M and extending his hand. said
I've got the eyeryother day sger bad
and this is my ager Day, come an take
suthin' hot