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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-07
The City Of New Orleans vs.. j. IT, Franklin,
sewell and Stewart and Emile Taylor.

rrHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
I ish Of Orleans. No. s9.176;--By virtue Of
writ 1f s hra s e s or s By he
ish OF Orleans. in the above entitled cause.
for city taxes Of 1873. 7 will proceed to sell at
eers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and CustomhonsG stress. ii the Second Dis
trict Of this city, on FRIDAY. August 8. 1879.
at 10 O'clock M. the following described prop
y 4 = CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit.
uated In the First District of this CITY, In
bounded by Lafayette. Basin. franklin and
Girod streets, designated as lot number seven.
measuring thirty-five feet front on Lafayette
street by one hundred and fifteen feet in depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
.sm Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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the City Of New Orleans W. Jean Ollie;
same w. same.

sttA0 We. Shu5.
~ ish OF Orleans, NO. 31,14s; and Fourth Dis
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans. No
591-gy virtue OF two writss Of AerI facias. to
Fourth District Courts for the parish Of Orleans,
tn the above entitled causes. for city taxes Of
1ss and HI T < Ell g. pnhh l
change, Royal street. between Canal ind Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on FRIDAY, August 8. 1879. at = O'Clock
&c oE 2RfTSAn fonTonp 81 6 Sit
uated In the Second District Of this city, In
sever. bounded BY Carondelet Wall Toulouse.
tset 'front.' o. oarondslst Wall By one hundred
r. :. 4 CERTAIN c.ssf, PORTION OF GROUND SIT
nated In tho Second District Of this city, in
sauare, number eighty. bounded By Bourbon.
thirty.aeven feet front on, Bourbon street BY
au UafTAiN fo fpg n 81 "a oo sp ST.
uated in the Third District of this CITY, in
sauare number one hundred and nlty-tive,
bounded By Espanade, Pence, Chartres md
measuring twenty; two feet front on Esplanade
street f gE 9ra hnpd r6hff a dsp aorp a
square number two hundred and sixty.,,three,
bounded BY, Dauphine, Union, BagateIle and
Burgundy streets, dgsgnafea as lot number
Dauphine. street, BY one hundred and twenty
sl E. III CEh II apsn PORTION OF GROUND Sit.
uated In the Third District OF this city, in
square number two hundred and sixty. four,
bounded BY Bagatelie. Kerlerec. Dauphine and
Burgundy streets. designated az lot number
twenty-three. measuring twenty-seyen feet
front on Baantelie street By one hundred and
twenty -eiaht feet ID depth.
s. "A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Third District OF this city, In
square number three hundred ana seventy
eight, bounded by st. Anthony. Columbus
Ram part and Ut. Claude streets, designated as
front on st. Anthony street By sixty feet In
IL CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit.
uated In the Third District of this city In
square number three hundred ard Gig hty-tWO
bounded by st. Claude. Kerlerec, Columbus and
Marais streets, designated Us iotnumber twelve
measuring twenty nine feet front on st. Claude
street BY one hundred and seventeen feetsin
S. A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND cit.
uated in the Third District Of this city. ID
square number six hundred and twenty, bound.
ed by Bngatelle. Union. Villere and Robertson
streets, designated rs lot number six. measur.
ing thfity-two feet front on Bagatelle street by
ono hundred and twenty: lght feet IN depth,
lated in the Sixth District Of this city and des.
tRnated as SQUIRE number six hundred and
forty-three. bounded by CLARA, Arcadia, Valence
and Upperine streets. measuring three hun.
dred feet front on Clara street by three hundred
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
-'A~ !. L. 4 Af itlS DG aAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- 81 Orleans. No. 1o.el4--By virtue Of writ Of
seizure and sale to nue. directed BY ihs honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
In the above entitled cause. [ VIII proceed to
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. ia the Second
District Of this city, on THURSDAY, August z,
1879. at u, o'clock M. the following described
property. to Wit
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Exchange Alley, st. Louis. Cont and Chartres
streets designated by the Nos. AS, AZ and d8 on q
plan drawn by Depouilly. on the twenty eighth
Of May, 1886: said los meas ure each sixteen
feet six inches front on Exchange Alley by
twenty Y one feet eight and four eightths Of an
inch lii depth, together with all the buildings
thereon; being the same property acquired BY
the late Donation Augusta from Chas. Aug.
Morian, by act before "A. j. Guirat. notary. on
the twelfth OF December. 1852.
Seized In the above suit. M~
Terms-Cash on ha tnot.
j. Il. AICEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Thomas eauel-
ter; came VS.. Thomas Quitter.

ter came VS. IuOmHS lu1IeTs
rT,HTHD. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il fish of Orleans. Nos. 494 an dA0. 843-By virtue
Of two Writs Of ieri facias to me directed BY the
honorable the Third District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. In the above untitled cause. for
city taxes of 1877 and 1875 will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS exchange. Roynl sire ct, between Cana! and
Customhouse streets In the Second District OF
this city. OH FRIDAY. August 3, 1872 st u
o'clock m, the following described property
i i. y" A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in tho Third District. Of this city, in
square number four hundred and ninety ons,
bounded by Spain, Uraubart. Marais and Wash
ihgton streets. anl designated as lots numbers
seven to nine. forAing the corner OF Stain and
UrqHhart streets. measuring. one hundred md
five feet front on Spain street by one hundred
and seventeen feet in depth and front on UIqu-
hart street.
llated In the Third District Of this city. In square
number two hundred and seventy. bounded
by Marigny Elysian Fields, Burgundy and
Rampant Streets aud designated ns follows:
Lot number sixteen, measuring thirty. two feet
front on Marigny street by one hundred and
one feet in depth: lot number eighteen. meas
uring flfty-o feet FROM on Marigny street BY
one hundred and fifty six teet In depth,
Seizsd in the above suits.
Terms- Cash On his anOt -. f.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleaas.
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Tn. CITY Of New orleans vs.. Charles stock

4TyHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ OF ieri faci@s. to me direcf cd by the honor
able the Third District Court for the parish Of
Orleans in the above entitled cause. for city
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
gustomhouse streets. IN the Second District Of
this city. on FRIDAY. August S. 1879, at 10
O'clock M, the following described property.
to wit
" "a CERTAIN PORTION OF THE BATTURE
in front of the First District 1T this city. com
prised between the proioneation of Louisa or
Galliope street and Gaiennie street from Pitte
the assessment rolls oI this city as nature
square bounded BY Water. Erato. Pile and
Thaiia streets.
Seized In the above suit.
A Terms-Cash on the SPOT. As%
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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The CITY of New orleans vs.. JnO. CHUCK;
same Vs. same; same W. John Gluch.

same VS.. same; same W. John Gluch.
TTlHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish Of Orleans. Mo. 80. a5G; and Fifth District
Court for the parish of Orleans. Nos. Gs5 and
373-By virtue OF three wriis Of fferi faeiae, to
me directed by the honorable the Third and
Fifth District Courts for the parish OF Orleans.
In the above entitled causes for city taxes q 1872
fion, DC the Merchants and Anctloneers' Ex-
change Royal street. bttwesn Ganal ana Ga =
this city on FRIDAY. August 8. 1879. at II
o'clock III, the following described property. to
y" 4 CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. sit
tlated III the Fourth District Of this city. in
square number two hundred and seventy one.
bounded by Philip. st. Denis, First and Dry
AIDES streete and designated Is let's numbers
eleven and twelve, forming the corner Of Philip
and ST. Denis Streets. measuring sixty feet
] front ON Philip street BY ninety feet ID depth
and front on st. Denis street.
Seized Id the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot. s a
r. r. AICEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff 81 the Parish Of Orleans.
W.
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Hrs. Mary GsranrIne, Tntrix, etc, VS.
Frank MaIIeEieh.

CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOB The PAR
y ish of Orleans. No. 53s8- By virtue OF a
grit oil Teri facias, to me directed By the honor
able the Sixth DEstrics Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled eause, will
proceed TO sell at public auction. on the prem
isas hereinafter designated. on MONDAY, July
l. 1879. al 10 O'Clock a., the following described
pt ONE LOT or FURNITURE AND NOV
ABLE PROPERTY, ETC., ROW Ia my warehouse
Nos % saa . ORLEANS strt IS, between Royal and
bourbon streets in the Second District Of this
city.
AS ner Inventory on fte in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-GaSh ON the sr.nt.
J. IL. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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ouAGm1rA aryEn.

EEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 3 5. m,
r. FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE.
kEGSss2esss Fl Trenton, and all town landings on
asss-aass- Blaek and Duachita rivers THE boat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex-
eept mail landings
- JuAN wILaoN,
I'm place Oh John "a. HANNAH
j. w. Blanks. master. Ben g. GoruHeiI clerk
Capt. Il. A. BLANKS. Presicent.
No. los Gravier street.
Cabin, q. e. WORK. LORD q McPEAKE
Il. w. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributar les. and Little Bob 3. for Camden.
Tuvfg If
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TME CITY oil NEW VFseAhEY vs.. ". w. walker.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish of Orleans. No. 4o692 = BY virtue of a
writ Of eri fa ahasd e n ma directed BY the
for city taxes of 1s7s.,I will proceed to sell
at public auction, az the Merchants and Anc-
Canal and Customhousa streets. in the Second
District of this city. on FRIDAY, August s,
1879 at T. o'clock NJ. the following described
a DGEkTai " PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the First Dis ict Of this city, in square
number three hundred and fffy-niue bounded
by Galiiope, Howard, Clio ana treret street. and
designated as lots numbers 81 xteen to eighteen,
measuring seventy six feet from, On Caliiope
street by one hundred and twelve feet In depth.
Y Seized in the abov. suit.
+. Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The city Of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Richard
q MusgroYe; came vs.. Il. G. Musgroye.

Ut. Mu6RfDVe, same VI. Ii. ". MuSRTOVe.
LOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
T. Parish of Orleans. Nos. 511 ana ss4-By
virtue OF two wris Of fieri facias. to me directed
by the honorable the Fourth District Court for
the parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled
causes for city taxes Of 1877 and 1873. will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, ut the Merchants
ana Auetioneers EEXchanGe hoy traa street r.
Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY.
Augusts. 1879. ut II O'clock M. the following
descrihad pronerty. to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated IL the Second District Of his city In square
number four hundred and thirty-egh bounded
street and. Bayou St. John Route, measuring
three hundred feet front on Bayou st. John
by two hundred feet In depth. Another portion.
measuring one hundred and SIX feet front on
Bayou ST. John by three hundred and eight
feet IN depth.
aeized In the above suits. .##.@.#@M m@ama#.M
Terms Cash on tho snot.
J. Il. .ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Or the Parish of Orleans.
lyT Ii d rs AUS
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oPEa44,UsAE.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPET4OUyAS PACKET
COMPANY.
Leaves y gyery y TDE SsI s1l,n Ct
k}E5sSsa4ARt& sas, Port Barre. Simmsport Church.
- ville and all landings on the Ooast
Atchafalava River and Bayou ourtablegu-The
new. liQht draft steamer
FAMCH0N,
ii, n. Broad. master.
Theo. John and J.. NJ. Sherrouse clerks,
will leave as above For freight or passage alp.
Dly 3 Bk FIFE 4 EppLER 100 aravier street
R. w. ADAMS, q Commercial Place.
). d. CARLIM. 60 Magazine street.
P.B.-The Fanchon connects weekly. with the
steamer Minnie for gayou des diaizes. and
signs through bills ladinR to Cheyneville and
all nafnts IN Bavon Rnnuf. 0cs II
REGULAR OPELOUsAg PACKET.
FOB WASHINGTON. oPELOU-
ls&k5 sas, Port Barre, Simmsp oIt
= ghurehville and all landings on the
Coast, Atehafalaya river and Bayou Courta-
bIeau-Tha new 1ight-draft steamer
TAZOO.
VIM. Crawford master, j. B. Bchmit clerk.
will leave as above. For freight Or passage ap.
ply Oh board. or to LORD 3 McPEAKE. Agents
ID asM .ay'sr e aEo D, H1TE 14aeravier street
Simmsport. Big Bend Landing or Water Valley
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LoWEa EsAsT.

Leaves ever TUESDAY and THURSDAY g y
q. n. and SATURDAY q as 81, : 2. bpsaarNrE-
Ia Haehe Greenwood Elaafadons
- Tsrrs aux Bnuf. and aD nsanEaaon
landings. The naw. fine and fast ss1aA20s
1<-a111ss1' EMMA IRVINE
=. 2. r HI. YaIlefte and n. ID. Ba-ro4s clerks
s.. y. ,.r,gys regularly, returning 70 the cIsy
go. In tfle evening on alternate days. FOE
sreIeI,f o passage aDply On hoard. bead Of Oou-
81 street. auA
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widow Jules A. RisIer W.. children and
Heirs OF d. Augustin.

UIVII bHeFlH Of lHe FaEIbHUI UTTeaHs.
jy7 IA I'll rs Hu48
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-04
AS TO THE BUCCANEERS.

The political buccaneers who left
Laramie for the new county of Pease
have arrived in the elysium of their
ambition, and have doubtless ere this
interviewed the jack rabbits and sage
hens about the lay of things. What
ranchmen there are in the county, in
Guiding the Fruen brothers, are highly
interested in the project Of organizing
the new county, as the following from
a letter in the Laramie Times explains:
Great excitement Prevails up here as
to the establishment of a new county,
to be called Pease county. Great anx-
iety Is noticeable. have already heard
of three candidates for county offices.
If we only had telephone commune
cation with these three men we would
say that their candidacy is not only
unkind but useless. Pease county
need have no fears of not being able
to fill all the offices. With q kindness
and generosity which approaches the
sublime, the buccaneers have already
arranged those things. 1t was won
derful foresight and consideration on
their part that prompted them to re-
lieve the citizens of Pease county of the
burden and trouble Of ofiice-making
and ofice-flling. So systematic are
things arranged that an office is picked
out for each Of the eight buccaneers.
And they are quite elated we the
prospect, too. Perhaps exhilarated is
the better word. And they are highly
exhilarated at that, for what other
theory can account for this complex
extract from N. l.. Andrews letter to
the Times:
The incidents and scenes of the trip
will undoubtedly be graphically written
up by one of our comrades-Win Harte,
of the San, who is the scene painter of
company, which no doubt he will Illus
trate comprehensiyely to the bar barians
within the radius of the intelligent
readers Of the SIN.
The bewildered language of the writ
er seems to demonstrate the uncontroll-
able joy Of one who is on the threshold
of his souls ambition.
There is just a possibility, however,
that the settlers in Pease will have
something to say about things. There
are only eight buccaneers, and they
can scarcely get away with the ranch
men in the county. But it pould be
rough, wouldn't it, if, after all their
trouble, the buccaneers should fail of
their self imposed mission?
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The Laramies went to Salt Lake to
get scooped.
The Times gets off an able article
locally on the future Of the United
States.
A party Of eight men left for Hahn's
peak, to work in the mines.
The following is an extract from a
Fort Mckinney letter to the Times:
Everything is all quiet at this time.
A little shooting ARRAY occurred at
Terry Fees place a few nights ago.
Some blood was lost, but no one killed.
The FOUNDERS have commenced their
dirty work. Great fear of them reigns
through this section the coming sum-
mer.
1.-The weather is delightful at this
time. Grass is very fine along the
Powder river valleys. Fruen Brothers,
the Powder river cattle kings, are max
ing great preparations for big herds of
cattle. They have established a store
at old Fort Mckinney"
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Shipping Cattle.

On the subject Of selecting cattle for
shipment, the american Stockman says:
There is of late no little dissatisfaction
felt by those who have fed their cattle
out to a fully ripe condition, and we
not infrequently hear men say that
there is no longer any sufficient induce
ment for giving the care, time and
money needed in producing a class of
beeves of great excellence. This feel
ing will probably not outlast the mo-
mentary vexation whichthepresent un-
favorable state of the market has caused.
There is little reason to fear that the
grumblers will neglect to select the best
young cattle they can End to feed for
the market Of next fall or spring, not
w~ithstanding their complaints. 1t is
true that the present condition of af-
fairs is not such as would be likely to
please n who has by great care pre-
pared his cattle to bring the top of the
market, only to 1nd that top merely a
beggarly five or ten cents above the
figure reached by cattle which in an
ordinary condition of the trade would
sell for a price at least twenty-five if
not fifty cents lower. But it should be
remembered that this is an unusual
state of affairs, and one not likely to
last a great while.
Stockmen in the west have long been
been acquainted with the fact that in
the warmer months the demand of the
markets is mainly for cattle of light
weights and with a moderate amount
of fat, rather than for the heavy and
very fat animals which sell so rapidly
in the colder season. There is no rea-
son to suppose that there will be any
radical change in the wants of the
markets in this respect, this year, and
even a week may bring a change which
will bring the heavy cattle to the front
again, although we are not prepared to
say that it is likely such will be the
case.
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WARRIOR BE N.
I'm CAMP.

IN CAMP.
Wal, boys our days march now Is over.
And still we have not seen a red.
And soon bold Johnnie the blower,
WIN be sounding us all into bed.
Tibet song uf Johnnie the rover,
Wus purity good, now I'll swar.
But a olarst from old Ben the warrior,
Would be welcomed by all the boy har.
Fur you know he's al old forty miner.
And NV ventures he's he'd such a score.
When digging fur gold, when n miner,
Hes going ter oblige us Pm sure,
Now jerks cover up In yer blankets.
Fur yer knows Is as red as yer head,
II ole trust gets a clip at yer tankett.
He'll be drawing ye out NV yer bed
Bout stories yer knows I'm no teller,
But like q good one when Its told,
An I'm akeing tew e ole Ben heller,
AS there's no spirits tew drive out old
Just site OF them times In Did 'Zonia,
When We were trapping beaver an mink,
How you stuck In Their sane ofthe lavnia.
An were devillsh sure ye would sink.
While a lot of them dainty redskins
Around OF thsr banks did appear,
Began dancing round like ten pins,
So obliging. yer last moments ter cheer.
How yer fell from the top NV q mountain.
And lit on a grizzly bar.
How he thought he'd been struck by
chain lightning,
'rwere lucky, for We, he wur thar.
When yer started fur ole CaIiforpia.
with a dozen o. wagons NV soap,
Tnet ballast yer knowed was a bonanza,
To wash all ther boys on ther slope.
No dout the boys harts been gladened,
And no longer In dirt they would NOPE,
Only crossing the Platte. an accident
happened,
Yer sunk yer big cargo NV soap.
Naow Ben Just give us tibet story.
Say. f%ellers. stop snoring net way
Old Ben dount wan any serrading.
leu put his ole jaw bone In play,
Wal meow, thar goes Jimey the blower.
Why, blarst me, Its Ben thet's been
snoring thet way.
III Just creep, soft like, teu the bower.
The story yen heve another day.
PRIVATE RICHARD MONTGOMERY,
Company F. Ninth Infantry,
Fort Mckinney. wyo. Ter.
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What n Charm there is In q clear, smooth
complexiofii The ladies are fully alive TO
this fact and therefore use GLENN'sSuLPHUR
soar. the most desirable purifier OF the skin
lnexistence. Complexional defects are entire
ly removed by 1t and local diseases of the
skin disappear more rapidly through its in
fiuence than through that OF any other ex-
ternal remedy The fact is that most OF the
onguents, ointments and liquids recommd-
ed for diseases of the cuticle are not remedies
eating the malady sought to be cured. This
Is not the case with GLEsN's SULPHUR SOAP
every. trace of aus eruption. 1t. moreover
speedily heals old. sores, ulcers, cuts. bruises
and scalds, and is a reliable disiufectant of
clothing or bed linen. Diseases com
contact are prevented by II, and II promptly
relieves the twlnges OF rheumatism and gout.
Sold by Druggists. Price Csc. per cake. /
Box q cakes) 75c.. sent by mail. prepaid, on
receipt OF price. e. N. C~RIrrENIoN, Prop'r.
7 Sixth Avenue, New York.
Hills HAIR n WHIsKER DYE, Black or
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Sheriff u. }. Cook, of Denver, was
married on Sunday morning last to
Miss Alice NJ. Grant, daughter of Mr..
J. E. Grant. The couple received the
congratulations Of their numerous
friends. In this connection the follow
ing tribute from the Denver Tribune
is endorsed by the LEADER: Few men
in the state are more widely or more
favorably known than Sheriff Cook.
Gentlemanly, genial and accommodate
ing under all circumstances, few men
have ever more popularity or 5atisfac-
torily fulfilled the duties OF public Of
fee than David ]. Cook; and the num-
Der who will wish him all prosperity
and happiness in his new sphere of do
nestle life, would take several weeks to
shake hands with"
The picnic committee of the various
churches met on Monday at Pease &
Taylor's store, and selected from their
number Messrs. A. G. Snyder and w.
ID. Pease to act rs q subcommittee to
wait upon the railroad officials and
ascertain what accommodations can be
obtained from them. The place where
the picnic will be held will be decided
as o as this committee make their
report. 1t has been thought best not
to hold the picnic until the lst of July;
this will avoid interfering with the
present term OF school. The committee
will meet again next Saturday morning
at 8 O'Clock at the same place, when it
is hoped every member Of the same
will be present.