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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-01

SHERIFF SALES.


EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
u ish Of Orleans, No. 44sH by virtue of u
writ Of flerl fneias, TO directed by ths honor
| able the Fourth District Court for tho parish OF
Orleans. In the above entitled cause, will pro-
coed TO sell Mt public auction, at the Merchants,
md Anetioneers, Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and CustombOise streets, in tho
city Of New Orleans. on SATn RDAY. january
~, 1878 ut 70 O'Clock m. tbs following described
property. to Wit
Of the defendant herein H. r Virgin, In and to-
A certain iense from one John Marks, Of the
city Of New Orlenns, TO said defendant. of the
three-story nnd granite-tron store No o.
Gravier street. Said lease Is for the period Of
ono year, beginning October l. 1877. and ending
Bei temter 80, 1875 and Is tor rental Of fifteen
hundred dollars. payable in monthly INSTALL
mepts Of oas hundred and twenty i've dollars
sach on the first day Of each and every month.
The said original written leaes from safd Marks
to said defendant is on file In tho Sixth District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. Of record in
suit No. 1861 of the docket thereof.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Ths purchaser TO pay the rent ma II
falls due. md the balance Of tho price OF adju-
dication If any eash on he spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Washington Correspondence N. Y World
Whether the President will recommend the
plan which tho last administration adopted and
then repuduei and which President Grant af.
forward denounced rs the black board policy ,
IL not yet fully settled, but it will como 80 netlr
to that proposed by the old civil service commits
sion that practically 1t promises to be the same
thing, Among other recon mendations, 1t Ia be-
lteved that competitive examinations will be
urged, with no removals from office Of those
who have passed It except for cause, Dormai
d. Eaton, Of the civil service commission has
visited England and made q thorough inveeti
gatiOn Of the policy 80 long in vogue there and
accommodated the result to the President
The feature of the civil service system which
retains efficient and faithful officers will. Of
course, be proposed rs the basis for
all true reform In the executive branch
Of this government. There are standing com
mittees ip each house to which the message
will be referred. In the House Mr. Harrison of
one Of the Chicago districts, is chairman. with
Messrs. Abram b.. Hewitt. Cook Of Georgia.
Price 81 Iowa and Morgan of Missouri, among
the old members. upon 1t. and Henry of Mary
land. Judge james Of New York. Puglt Of New
Jersey and Sexton Of Indiana. of the new mem
bers In tho Senate the now Senator from Colo
RADIO ID chairman, with Messrs. Oglesby Of I'LL
noiB. Booth. MeCreary. Whyta. Beck and Pat
tsrson forming the rest Of the COMMITTEES. 1t
will be remembered that soon after the admin
istration came into power 1t announced a thor
0ugh reform OF the civil service. but 1t has only
executed IL partially in the Interior Depart
ment. The excuse for tho delay is now said to
be caused by the absence Of the necessary de-
tails.
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VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY,
Corner of Marais street.
SUCCESSION or ANDREW E1ssIgGEg.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.

DSSDH1 bI5Jitd IDUTb IDE EuS 8trlSU Oh orleans.
pY g. eUIEAULT, Auctioneer-oflcs corner
!, .,,, q Ezehanee Alley and Bienyiie street
O'Clock M. 1T he Merchants and 3netior i e.
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and
s a hs ssa5 5ia7 b e II 6 s5as
for The parish II Orleans. dated DECEMBER 3.
IT, ahg d fafaPE fI69Ps6tE Il y .i,pasa
bounded By Canal easa1et, Iiberty and nG Va
rails streets. designated BY letter 4; said lot
street By 20 feet in depth and front On Lfbsrty
street. between equal and parallel lines. 10
40. having on the ground floor a hall. large
parlor dining room and kitchen; four rooms
T. t III second story and three rooms n the
PIX GTEssTfzz25k I5T {Sf9 6 yf9t situated in
fhs sno1 dis add IS q thf lot agye
measuring 81 feet Inches front On Canal strest.
p feet in depth on the side line dividing 1t from
Int q, ~ feet in depth on the other side line
dividing IT rom lot 4, whencs IT extends II feet
u inches towards Liberty strsetY, striking sid
street, ,wber@on IT has front Of feet, and 10
gethsr with three~story brick dwelling, No.
W.. having on the ground floor hail, large
parlor, dininRroom and kitchen, four rooms In
the second story and three rooms In the third
story, balcony On the street. Drivies above and
below. wat.e,5work. cistern, paved yard rte.
Term8-The purchaser III the property firstly
above described shall assume the payment Oh
two certain Drqmissory notes each Tor the sum
~ 1893 S3H. drawn and indorse1 by the said
late Andrew Messenger, dated seventeenth
March. 1877 payable at one and two years from
date. bearing Interest at per cent Ger annum,
from date till paid, and the balance Of the pur-
chase Drice Of said property payable cash. And
the purchaser VI the properly secondly de-
scribed shall assume the payment of one GER
tain prom jssory note for the sum II sIsss 49,
drawn ana fndorsed by the said late Andrew
Kissenger. dated seventeenth March 1s77 paya~ :
bic two years afer date, with interest st the rats
Of pei. cent from date till paid. and the ball
anee Of the purchase prics 81 said property
payable cash. ! he purchasers of said property
shall a!so assume the taxes on said property,
which shall te demandabIe and payable In 1878,
and they shall keep the building erected ON
said lots constantly insured against the risks Of
fire until final payment 81 said notes. and trans-
fer the policies of insurance In tine names OF
the holders Of said notes.
Acts ri sale before Oscar Drouet notary pub
lie. at the expense 81 the purchasers.
deZ5 Ja3 10 II 2g
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL "A jacobs. st Louis !;
q Jones, La: = ] Daunis. ,Terrebonne: Sam
Tnfner and wIe Ghiieagp YIN kToeg ana
1 Wf,ah Myers r "nity; Thorn L2wer Coast
Gs M hsa ME- ME- gs MS by ssn snfs n ms
ton; John II Gay, jr ,and. wife, West Baton
c6af s; We %ath &" wv w SsT ME- 8sss1p
pi So. Hawkins st Louis: + NJ Townsen nd.
MenipsA; u l. Martin and family, Q. z Afford
Parhes, J Sullivan. Il A Weaver, l. Thompson,
Wil Man and " wif9 smith and wife JpP
Springs: q Randall. benison. TEXAS Loti,
Corpus Christi; + Bakor. Dixon. Ky; A J
ST JAMES HoTEL-Mr Corsers and wife.
J2hn a Carson. Galveston; IP Travis, } W Ira
cisco; W Buchanan, Grenada. Miss ns il ri r
Macay,. O. v. Helf .rman. Louisiana: Joseph
Outlet. Yazoo City, Miss; Albert Lingley, Texas ;
Perkins. Southern Express Company: Nine
Macart AMI child, st Louis; W II Harrell, Poinle
sGsoapee,j Il crichton, North Carolina; Il il
Smiche,, g L Patton. city; Sam 7 West. New
York: VIM smedley. Arkansas T Davidson,
!, CITY HOTELS Jones, Assumption, J b
G 81 Lappkin ian, and wife. summit; Gen Hurst,
BBay ~. LOUIS; - Hqrlbut, Hazlehurst; J
cinnati " Kennett, st Louis e A Lawrence
and wife, Natcbez; Samuel J Powell. Bayou
sara; ID Craig. Jr city: w + Collins. La
fourche;. J D French Ohio: b BUSHNELL.
Al m; W Mccormack and WIFE Henderson; w
Marehalk, Match, 2; Mrs Il y Comes. Brook
iyn; W ,1 NECTAR, Waverly; W. Wren, Chca-
En-; J Terry. Meridian: A Poitovent. Miss;
Mirlz' s Ste James Howard r b Clark, 9 s
Vernon, New York; + T Hitch. Atlanta; Van
Rider, st; Louis; Thorn pson and wife Gin
cinnati; b W Mooney, Chicago: G Schalk.
Galveston;, James $ nes Texas: Mrs Cal,
ho9n and children, La: X Hayner, Houston: 7
b Buckley. Cincinnati; N Z Norton, Woodstock.
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company

VS.. b. Il. Rolf.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ieh Of Orleans. No. sj5i-By virtue Of writ
81 seizure and snls, to ms directed by the honor
able the sixth District Court for this parish Of
Orleans. In the above entitled chuse. ] viii pro-
coed t. sell ut public auction. ut tbs Merchants
and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Cusomhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
January g. 1878. ut II O'Clock M, the following
described property, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
getber with tho buildings md improvements
thereon. and oil the rights, why's, privileges and
advantages thereunto belonging, sit united in
the Fourth District Of this city. in the square
bounded by Prythnin. Jackson, NayHdes and
PHILIP streets. and Designated by The numbers
i've. six and seven on n plan drawn by q. A.
He'd II. engineer, on the eighteenth day Of No
ven Der. lBl7. and deposited In the office Of r. b.
9 mas. late 81 notary public In the city of New
Orleans: which said lots measure each in
American measure. thiry-one ieet eleven
Inches FIVE lines front on Frytania street by ono
hundred and twenty feet In depth, between
parallel ! lnrs. Being the same property the de-
lendaut herein acquired by purchase from the
Crescent City Bank, per net pissed on the
twenty fourth day Of July 1866. before f. Bouny.
notary public In his city. representing A. Bou-
dousdute, late n notary public in this city.
SeizSd In the above suit.
TermB-Cash on the spot
THOMAS r. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish 81 Orleans.
del II II la2
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oe2g 1y
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an Office at 154 Canal street, between
cret Of Ninon de PEnclos. who. up to her death
in her seventy-second year Of age, retained the
beauty. vivacity and spirit as when she wa,
twenty years of age. BY DR.. Bille's treatment,
which Is pleasant, even enjoyable. ladies can do
away with all cosmetics and paints. as the skin
becomes soft and white. the eyes regain their
turns, The old become young, and the young,
who have ruined themselves with lnte hours
and excuses. become beautiful and full Of the
vigor. and fire Of youth, All diseases and
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated by a harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor
respondence strictly confidential.
de9 tt DIR. BILLIE. 1874 Canal street.
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BYL PL 4 ESs, j SPEAR AApg2ass a
il a9e i?a, at ihs MEkcHASTs AND T. A H
5 Ff2fhh EfqHASGE 2S o AAb
CANAL STREETS, by virtue and in pursu-
ange to an orfes from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot.
parish Of Orleans, dated December 10, 1877. for
account Of said succession. the following de-
seribsd p ofRTtfS t. Tif oe p.pcpr
GROUND, situated in the Suburb Annuncia-
ton, First District Of this city. In the square
bounded By EnterDe, Felicity. kampart or Her
Ne. OF square No. 8, on plan drawn by Joseph
Pile. surveyor dated twentieth day II July
1910. and deDo tied In the office Of Joseph Mag
ner late notary public In this city. and which
said square No. is designated IA square No.
by G. T.. Iimpel in u rch, 1894; the said lot
forming the corner Of Rampant or Hercules and
Euterpe streets, and having, in English meas
ure, 80 feet front on Kampart or Hercules street
by 80 feet IL inches in depth and front on Eu-
terpe street together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon rights ways, privileges
and advantages thereunto belonging or In any
q A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND. with all the
buildings. rights. improvements. ways. etc,
TO the same belonging in the First Dis riot OF
this city, In the square bounded by E1terpe.
Felicity. Rampant and Basin streets having 81
feet 5 inches front on Rampant street. by So feet
Il inches lines in depth between parallel lines,
lot figured by the No. on the plan Of square
No. 8. male by J. Pile. surveyor, Second NUM-
cipaty, on the 20tn Of July, 1870. In the records
Of A; NJ bureau then notary in this city. and
IS the same lot ths deceased purchased from
Mrs. c s. Bridge. December 2s, 1865. as per act
before Walter Hicks Peters. notary public.
The improvements consist in a tWo-storF
frame hpuse, double tenement having four
rooms to each tenement. front and rear gal
leries. common alleyway. two story frame kitch-
en- with six rooms. two cabinets and privies.
Terms and onditiOns-One-thfrd cash and
the balance at one and two years credit. in
NOTES bearing pei, cent interest from date
of sale until final judgment, secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien and privilege on
the property sold, the purchaser TO pay the
lawyers fees, in case Of suit to recover the pay
ment OF said notes at per cent on the amount
sued for. The properties to be kept insured by
purchasers to an amount TO be fixed by the adj
10 illustrator, and the policies transferred to the
holder of said notes: The purchasers to pay
all taxes collectable during the year 1873, as well
as the drainage tax over and above the price Of
adjudication. and to make a deposit OF 10 per
cent on the amount OF adjudication at the
moment of sale.
Acts Of sale before Theo. Buisson. Esq,
notary public. at the expense Of purchasers,
Zae2s a. IS % 2s
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THE tZAR.s RETURN.
A Grand Ovation Given Him on His Ar.
rival Mt st Petersburg.
IN. Y. Herald.


5. Iorpoa. Dec. 2l.aIhe return OF tho Car to
b. Petersburg, on saturday. W 8 hn occasion Of
eesas os ean fsS b White
present generation lives. vt. Petersburg Is
early awake. All reports mako it certain that
light finds the city dressed In bunting and
evergreens. The streets arc spauned by tri.
nmphal arches ut frequent, intervals and
bands OF music parade. Bverywhsre the
eassnces Of thalnksgiying quo! aud jo1yu Upon
tremendous ovation began The pupils Of the
Uonserystoirs Gang u hymn Of welcome and pre-
sented his imperial m"jesty with u crown Of
chosen words Of hanks Amid the roar of ar
tiilery and tho wild changing Of belIa. the En-
gseror Of the ltussias drives to kaSen Cathedral.
sEfi.ssEa If crimson Aents sreGtsd in the open
space In front of tho cathedral arc flied with
prominent 81 eize ,1. Of the capital Many people
cathedral In order that they may bs there . soc
when tho great moment shall have come. Pens-
ant Women and princes b1nd before the shrine
vast % the cathedral Is there seems no
p Sse Gould h' ss another
by gladsome cheers. which drown for
the time the sobs in undertone OF mothers
sisters wailng for brothers oil lost on the bat
tle fleld.the, doors hre flung open. In aoomn
maissty TIE Emperor enters The The, noise Is only
emn tread to the altar. Suddenly the vast
cathedral becomes silent as sepulchre. The
Gar advances to the altar ana tisseA the Holy
Virgin. On his return TO tho floor Of the cath
edral tho crowd brenks all restraint. i envel-
opes him. The people fall down and kiss his
garments. 30 great Is the pressure that IT Is
with great delay that bis Imperial majesty cnn
rsneh his carriage. The Emperor drives to the
Winter painee amid the Widest cheering Of the
vast crowd which limos tho entire road All
dry long the m 4ltitude eheer before the palace
and soldiers hurrah NJ the barracks The city
glows with torches until long after midnight
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SUCCESSION OF HELENA ZIMMERMANS
deceased. wife of Johp Adam Edelmyer

RYs PL L g; J; SPEAR 4qetioneer-o Once
auction. at the MEFCHANTS Al" AN6 ) p AUG
TONER'S EXCHANGE ON ROYAL STREET.
BETWEEN CANAL AND CU5TO HHOC8E
STREETS. by virtue and in pursuance 10 an
order from the Hon. A. l.. Tis-ot, Judge Of the
second District Court for the Parish of Or
leans, dated December "a, 1877. for account 81
said succession, the following described pro-
/. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the bulldogs and improvements there
on, situated In the Third District 81 this city de
signated BY the NOS In Square No. 70, bounded
by Spain. Rampant, Burgundy and Poet street..
on a plan drawn by A. Fouche. Jr., dated May 8.
1873. and deposited In the office Of Joseph Gu
measure. u feet 10 inches 8 Haes front on
Spain street, by g f~eL II inches lines in
depth, between parallel lines, which lot makes
faubourg Marigny, debgsGs-d In the Office Of II
de Armas. notary. which property was pur-
chased By John Adam Edelmyer from Robert c.
johnson, By act passed b fore Joseph Cohn, no
tary public on the 10Th November 1872
q 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated In the Third District
Of this city. being part Of lot No. 25 forming
the corner OF Marigny and Straps streets, and
measuring 10 feet / inch front ON Mariguy
street by 6s feet In depth and front ON Craps
street; which property was purchased by
John Adam EdelmYer from John Black, BY act
passed before Joseph Cohn, notary public, On
January IL. 1916.
Terms-Cash ON adjudication.
Acts OF sale before Aleee J. Where, notary
public, at the expense of purchasers.
de25 TAI Is 222G
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Mrs. Ann Ryan vs.. NJ. H. HeaIy.

Mrs. Ann Ryan vs.. NJ. II. HeaIy.
GECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
- the parish Of Orleans. No 23i6.-By virtue
Of writ Of feri facias, to me directed By the
Peace In and for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above stated suit, will proceed TO sell al public
auction at my warehouse, No. $50 POydras
street near the corner OF Basin street, on
MONDAY. January 7, 1878. at II O'Clock M
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
etc.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
de27 ja1 ~ RUSSELL. Constable
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SUCCESSION OF FRANK KATHMAN.
becond District Court for the Parish Of Orlsans--
No. 1870.

No. i 8 Haya rhh Tebeans,
| p 1918, ut u o'clock NJ. will be sold ut pub.
/ lie auction, mt the Merchants and AuftoDesrs
| Exchange, on Royal street, between Canni and
| Customhouse streets, by virtue and in prrsu.
anes to. y Judgment from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
| Of Orleans. rendered December II, 1877, md
| signed December 20. 1877 and an order signed
December 81 1877 for account Of the aboye suepss-
2G tETAN a'JL 6Ts Of RFF9PRH oyH Il w
Ehe.hsr WIZ the Ga b so ana II
| city. in the squire bounded by Canal Custom
| house. Maras and Where streets. Designated az
| lots Nos. and T. In square NJ. 20. and tneasur-
Ing eneh Is feet Inches lines front ON Gus
| tomhouse street by ia feet In depth. between
= :, 4 Obtain LOT or GROUND, together
situated In the Second District Of this city In
The sat,are Bounded by Public Road q Ievee.
Ing tho corner Of Gallatin and BARRACKS streets.
| and measuring 81 feet inches front on GhiIa.
tin street, % feet inches lines in width In tho
racks street md 50 fest inches lines In depth
"a G SRP2FA9 Tor or GROUND. together
situated in the Second District u this city In
tho square bounded BY, Public Road or Lsyee
BARRACKS, dallatip and Hosptal streets. nd.
joining the ons herein bsfors described, and
measuring u feet 8 inches front on Gnlntin
street, q feet inches 6 lines IN width in ths
r. HIt IfgJb lUBIGs tiUes III Hspfh on tHp stne
adjoining the corner lot and 50 feet 10 inches 3
lines In depth on the opposite line; which prop
critics secondly and thirdly described we're &C.
CURED by the said late Frank Kalhman from
sosthsne lain. by m net executed before
Theo, Guyol, notary public. in this city. on tns
thirtieth ri January. 1863.
T.. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with nll ths buildings md improvements ihere-
On situated 10 the Second District Of his city, in
street. Ghllhtin. Hospital and Barracks streets.
making part Of lot aesignatfd by tbs NO, ~. on
plan drawn by j Pile. surveyor, on the twenty
ninth of December, 1888, md deposited in the
office Of ". Chrlsty, iats notary in this city: shd
lot measures 2G fhet2 Inches lines front on Gal
lntn street by u feet inch lines deep on one
side. 10 feet 4 inches lines deep on the other
side. md 2G feet inch line in width in The rehr.
Acquired by the late Frank Kathrnnn from Jo-
s"ph S9hwnrde by an net executed before f. J,
kHr. notary public in this city. on September "a,
1911,
Terms-Cash on adjudication
Acts Of sale before A. H. Bisnvsnn, EatL nofn-
~ pubic. ut tbs expense of the purchasers.
lht 4 Is ~ - fn2
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4. II. RELY VS.. Mr. Thayer.

TTHIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans No. l1s2-By virtue Of a
writ Of feri facias to me directed by the, Hon.
for the parish Of Orleans, IN the aFove en-
titled cause. will proceed to eel 1T public anc-
ton at my warehouse No ls5 Blsnye street
Second District of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
January 1878. at u o'clock m.-
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
as per inventory filed in my Office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. J. BUCKLEY, Constable
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The New York Tribune has latterly out
yelled the New York Times against a solid
South, and both have descended to the grade OF
the average political idiot by screaming for a
respect from its generally Intelligent renders
for such folly, and both are wasting their great
opportunities as great newspapers: but it may
be well once In a while for even great news
papers to commit such blunders for they can't
fail to G ,rrect themselves severely in the full
ness or time. -fPhiladelnh Times
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To talk Of organizing solid North against a
what in 1872 and tor several years before and
after 1872 1t denounced other newspapers for
doing. The frantic performance is as bad as
more absurd. for it is not even pretended that
there Is a drop OF blood on the shirt.-[New YORK
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of NfcoIo Fass,o.

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA r.
- iah Of Orleans, No 80 J37-Notics il here.
by given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein interest d. to show cause
within zen dhys from the present notification
II any they have or can. why the account pre-
scented by f. 7. Parker. public admin istrator
aud admin istratOr Of this estate, should not be
approved and homologatnd and the funds die-
tributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the court.
de24 iaI c. JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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THE COURTS.

merchants and others Interested In cases In
che district courts, ~ principals or ~ Witnesses
can be notified by telegraph when 70 appear in
court, thus avoiding the necessity OF . constant
attendsnce.l
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---1a-AA

"What is your caief consolation in life ?" asked
clergyman of young lady in the Bible class.
She smiled blushed looked silly and answered:
81 caa't tell yon his name, but don't mind tell
ing you where he iives."
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succession If MaEdaicna Rink, Deceased
Wife Of Peter Ramu.

), ish Of Orleans, No. 397e1-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors ofthis estate and TO all other
persons herein Interested to show cause within
they have or can, why the acconnt present,
cd by Theodore A. Miller, teetamentary execu-
tor Of this estate, should not be- approved and
homologated. and the funds distributed In ac-
cordance herewith.
BY order Of the court.
de23 27 ja2* JOHN HERBERT Clerk