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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-22
MR.. UPTON RESIGNS.
The cause OF the Resignation and
Speculation About His Successor.

Assistant Secretary Upton, detailed to go
to London in connection with the per
cent. bond transactions, anticipating what
might happen in the near future, or GER
tainly before he returned, rendered his res
ignation as Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury to Secretary Window yesterday
afternoon. 1t was rumorcd ON the street
to-day that Mr.. Upton was requested to re-
sign. His friends deny that, but admit
that they knew of his intention of resign
ing several DAYS ago. The sending of Mr..
Upton to London is looked upon by those
who are said to be mixed up in the Treas
ury expcditing business MS an easy let-d0wn
for their reputcd chief, and cx-Custodian
Pitney, who thus far has received the brunt
of the blame for alleged Irregularities, is re-
ported to be highly indignant over the con-
sdcration shown Mr.. Upton, Secretary
Window, whs has gone to Long Branch,
will return to Washington next Friday
whcn it is expected, he will lop Off another
head or two of members of the cxpediters
ring. Mr.. Uptons resignation is hung up
for future consideration, but will be ac-
cepted. Gossip as to his successor was re-
newed again to-day. The names of John
NJ. Carson, of the New York Times, Jerc
Rusk and the famous w. NJ. A. Grier, of
Pennsylvania were banded about by the
curbstone news brokers on Fifteenth street
as being the most prominent in the race for
Mr.. Upton's position. Mr.. Carson, it Is
known, will accept the Office If rendered
him. Jcrc Rusk says he don't want it. 1t
has become matter of speculation lately
as to what Mr.. Rusls does want. What Mr..
Grier's wishes are in this connection can
not be stated Mt this time.
Secretary Window stated to-day that he
asked the withdrawal of the resignation as
he expected to take his summer vacation on
the LIST of August and wanted to leave the
Department in charge of Mr.. Upton.
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TO CONSUNHPTIVES

Consumption, that scourge OF humanity, i
the great dread of thc human family in all
civilized countries.
feel confident tbat l ann i'm possession Of
thconly sure. invaluable Rcmejy-now known
o. the prot,Ssioa-fo the positive and speedy
cur, of that dread disease, and It's uuwclcume
couclm.tants. viz, Cotprh, 1aluad Brmcif,S,
Nrr3as D.bHn. &c., de-. / may bee called an
olj fcey. ! believe in medicine. Twenty
eisht years experience as q buy praciitionC,
in the best Consumption Hospitals az the ola
ami New World. ha- taught i-c ti,e value OF
proper dedication, both toU ana oa.Ft'tioHq',
iu Ore Ca- of this great cacay OF eur race.
I have .ourd IT, Bl, / am DEPRESSING ! start
ed ont to say To- those suffering with Con~ump-
,ion or amy of the above maladies, that by adj
ire-in- me, thcy shall he pUt IN possession Of
this areat boon r'H .i,i ctGrge and shall have
,he heuchtof my experience in thousands o.
ca>es successfully treated Full particulars.
directions for preparation and use, and a'i
necessary 3lg.c, AMI instructions Tor successful
,geatmen, 30 Your own home. Will De received
hy you hy return moii, free Of charge ty adj
dressing with stamp o- stamped scitaddresscd
cave, .re
DR.. Il. =. BELL.
>GiN n. CALVERT ST, BALTIMORE, Nh.
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.FgFRRE&Kp.

il tle Episcopal Church, Front Royal De
ccu.hcr Z. l>>l hy the Rev. Mr Jones, Dir. T..
II. JEIFEIES, or Fauqucr. and Miss MARY,
dao-lterot judge T. T. Lowell.
Atthe residence of thc brides father, near
Gipar. iu Jhi- CoGaty. on Nov. i4,h, 1881. by
Rev. =. H. Whisner, M r. Y. MCDONALD
and Miss ANNE MARIA WEST daughter Of
NJ Thomas West-ail eft Jefferson County.
November 2i,h in Jhc Presbyterian church,
Narju>hurs, W. Va bv The Rev. i. n. Woods
assisted hv thc Rev. Dr. Riddle, Rev. j. 4.
ARMSrRONG. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church of ~h,plor5s.own, ". Va, ana Mis-
g. JAMIE RIDDLE. daughter OF tie late
James y. Riddle, OF Mart.ns5ug.
On Nov 9.h lo,i ia Berryvi'ie Clarke Co.:
VA. hy Rev. G.. g. Wainwright, GIO. W. JOHN
SJN. ID RES .CCA NcCARp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10
EEE.g BsRAER,
BRICK AID STONE MASON,
and Manufacturer Of
MACHINE BRICK,
ln.n-l..t ..,..,, W Y.

MY old friends and the public generally are
w informed that am prepared 70 doall sinds
of Brick rnra auA Stosle Masonry m the short
est notice, and a1n also prepared toconiract TO
furnish 40. ] BRICK for building and all pur-
poses Thanking my friends for the patronage
bestowed upon me in the past. solicit COM
iiauaHcc. and TO new orders promise the most
promp: and careful attention.
Nov. u. 1850 LEVI BAKER
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Western .EzerygaRa II. Es.

Taking Effect sunday, Sept. 4, 1891.
Baltimore Imc)
LEAVE HAGERSTOWN,
Daily cxcep. sunday,
74l a. VI. Martins5ur- Exprees-ouiyes at
Baltimore ff.75 s. 81.
go =. NJ and 6.45 =. NJ. For Ldscmont and
intermediate points.
100 j. ". Mail-auiying at Baltimore GO
r. VI.
4i5P.N. S.N. Express o, C. y. depot, ar-
irving at Baltimore at Sl5 j. NJ.
ARRIVE ~ HAGERSTOWN.
SOS A. NJ. and 2e0 p. ". From Edgemont
and intermediate points
HOO A VI. 5. y. Express. 30 c. Y. Depot
from Baltimore 20 30 a. VI.
1918 =. ". Mail-lcaying Baltimore at SIS
A. NJ
80 Z. n. M1rtinsburg Express leave Bal
iimOre 400 T. ".
J. N. HOOD.
General Manager
E. GRlsW0Lr. Ocnl Ticket Agent.
sept TO- lool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10
VIRGINIA FIRE PR ESS--I'E1

Col f. p. c. Lewis, formerly of Clarke
county, for some wears past-vhen not in
Europe residing in Hoboken New Jersey,
was IN town on Tuesday Heis or visit
to his farm ia Clarke. Now and then we
see by the Northern Journals testimonials
to tine popularity Of Mr. Lewis in his adopt
cd home. and we hope TO see him on the
Congressional ron ere long.
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E9ENN.
Ia fl.nnrr nCrt. n. nilI.

la "a MOFy - ~. u. Htf.
Co.ij medical skill or the prayer Of friends
have awaited tAe avengiug hand ot Death
would Layg been stayed, lut be has gone.
Though sad La- been thy work, oh Death The
tender cords of wity's heart have been rent
I'm twain domestic hearth, SO lately the
abode OF peace and harpiutS', is noW made
o.-. .l-e anna those tender p!aufs-no more can
Do. tle,r their waking moAeuts. For thc last
time. obey have looked upnna Father, cjuu-
,.u4ucc anal h-he id 81 Father, smile May He
who la- promised to De q father go the father
joss i'.1me their guardian and friend; and
may that d,Vo,edW wife, vino uow NOUNS the
.- ll hc~ dearest earthly fIeud, become COM
.t-i with the belief that her loss is hi, c,er-
aai .-iia-,ad. he has been translated from the
tabernacle ot clay. whore pain and SORROW are
ever found FEB ,hat building not made with
hands eternal iu the Heavens
Thou art gone 90 the grave,
But we will not dcplurg the"
Since god wa, thy ransom,
Tiny guardian and guide.
lie gave thee lie took IN G
And Ae viii restore thee,
And death haS mo- sting
Since che savior hath died
a FRIEND.
At hi- residence. noer Cherio-towu. on Tues
dly. December 9Th. 1-,i. N.r HARRISON An
utE~oN. &c are advanced age.
Ia PsrSerslurg " Na.. ora the oSth ult., az
GER bri.. Illness. Mrs. ENELlNE BRAD
IoGD-Wi'caf C1l O,s L. Bradford. of that
e,.t and c.d,>, sister of Air. ii. @. Talbot, of
Gals parc-a,y ab1u Oh years.
Al tho residence of her sister Mrs Brooks,
iu ~ueph.ri>to~n. November 41th. Mrs.. Ma
RIA LOUISA HEWITT. wife OF SIR. Abraham
Hewitt. a-,d $50 years.
,,-, SARAH ANN NOIER wife OF Pai;p
o.. MUIDr I.af ..Ir.rft-.. ..Ir- Ift. nr At.tNr~-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10
MlLLlHENY & FaHtY GOODS.
NOTICE.

THE 6ndoraicgci Intending 20 roirnye from
this city t. n gor.toWn. Not, .pt,riheF 4,
issi. and that his books and lfurcsi must DE
closed by the 10Th Of Angus. nta,, te NiN .el
ALL GOODS AT COST in.lc. u,ir-e 9ui
his present stock Of goods Pcr-1n4 s.'.- -
bug suit of clothes will save rs FttG-fIfE
PER CENT by giving him @ c,l. AT GOOD
warranted 10 be made ana ir.mnlc. in Joe lest
style and tin guaranteed. SAILS FN"flNHLf
CASH An persons knowing lselgs' in
dcbted must settle by Auru it.h otherwise
their accounts viii be placed 4. the hands Of
~ attorney for collection.
ISAAC LCWENsTEIN
Frederick City, Md, july q 1881.
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October piss

T HAVE this day sold my D-Ue store situa-
I tel in Charlcstown. West 81 -inia % III
win l.. Moore, E,q., and ass dos -.elis and
patrons 70 continue their lo,'He sch 49, sue
cessOr.
October q. 1881. V. 81 ANONS.
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.76sioe.

DUBITC notice T. hereby given that nave
L purchased OF DR.. !. y simmons iie stock
Of drugs and Fixture SIR. ChaTie " Ais
quith will act as my Agent Ind carry on tiic
business for me.
EDWls / MOORE
October p, ISL
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Old famiIp 9oarnal.
ne.emaer 20. 1881


We a-, in need Of both the above named
articles Those indebted tous who prefer
IN nav In this way arercspcct.ully requested
81, nee,ournecessi,ies in this resPectPrompt-
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softce.

HAyIEG This DAY au.-nsd e. Asl.inist---
IL trix % Robert ". H. 81 .rns ~
drbted 70 the estate sre re -s go g. ~ - mo
unde.igued. and -. p.er3. Swing claims
against said Estate 10 pr. ~
MARIETTA =. I'LL
or 70 my Aseat b. 4. s.ilton.
Sov. IS ISL Ct
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save ,o those endowed with cast-iroa in-
..-. p. n.t o1-S wsc.t cakes are chock full
...--,- ir Butter avoid 'cm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10

a big item of loss in the broken Pacific
National Bank of Boston was the Richmond
and Danyille syndicate's $4,000 pay for
their outlay on the Western North Car
olina r. R-said road holding the Boston
syndicatc's chcque for the money.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10

I Will, in a few day. ur Fs'i and
i Winter stock OF ct-.lo-r.iF ~ rIeIse.
These goods are better t1sn fra re ctn
recommend ttln 'ss1e.
October l, ISL t.a ID LJN Lii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10

The testimony for the defence in the Gui-
teau trial has been concluded, and the wit
uesses for the prosecution are being exam
incd. From the reported conduct Of the
prisoner it seems Judge, Jury. and Counsel
are or trial instead of the prisoner-at
leas, the patience OF all, except the amused
spectators is tried sorely Il is, irdcod, a
celebrated unparalleled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10

The White Star ocean steamship line
has ordered from Belfast builders new
steamers aggregating 10000 tons and cost
ing 100000 pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10


The following commeudation Of our
townsman for fine work Is from the Fredor-
lex City JHion:
" Messrs. Diell < Bro, formerly OF this
city, but for the last fifteen years residents
of 'Charcstown, W Va, put mp last week
over the grave of our late fellow-citizen,
lIr. ?. II. Pylcr one Of the largest and
finest monuments in Mount Oliyei Cemete-
r.. It is finely executed, Of grand pr5por-
tions, and is entirely Of the finest Italian
marble, except the base, and nearly nine
teen feet in height, with an urn on top, a
square and compass near the middle, and
suitable aud appropriations below,
giving the name, age, &c. This is piece
OF work Jhat has been greatly admired by
all wEO nave seen il and reflects great credit
ON the skill ana Workmanship CT Ncssrs.
Dichl * Bro"
Messrs. Diehl have many monuments +
their skill at home and abroad.
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For the balance of 1881 am making spc-
cia arrangements in filling up my stock
trying TO NEE. every want of the public to
the end Of the year. Customers can rely on
finding good, tp suit their purposes-Boots
and shoes. Clothing for Gents ard BOYS, Tn
dcrwcar Hats ard Caps. Trunks, Satchels,
Shawl Straps, Umbrellas Rubber Boots,
shoes. Clothing, L,ggi1s and Cape, Tobac-
co and Cigars, Leather and Findings. Boots
and Shoes made to order in the best style,
and yopairing neatly and promptly execu-
ted. GEO H. HAGLEY.
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Miss Ellie. eldest daughter of Hon. James
Barbour of Culpcpcr. Virginia, was married
last week Co Mr. JOHN r. Rixey. Mrs. Rix-
e. IS a niece of DR. II. c. Beclham of this
county, ami daring her frequent visits here
charmed her callers by hor intellectual con
ve,ss,'ou aud fascinating manners. Miss
Nc,lc Ag,ionby, OF this county, was one Of
th, bridesmaids. j. numbcy Of distinguish
elpsrsous were present 40 the marriage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-10
SAGE coriander seed, Ground Pepper and

=, AGE. Coriander seed, Ground Pepper and
= pure salt Pcirc NJ
COURTHOUSE SQUARE pPTG STORE.
4 FULL stock Of soaps. PeTfunery. Hair
= : Oils and Druggists Sundlies Also full
line VI Paper, Envelope Pens, Inks Box Pa
per and Stationers article
URTHOUSESQUARE DRUG STORE.
1 IL the popular Patent Medicine, Window
L Glass and Putty. deadquartcrs f0r John
Lucas q COS Celebrated Liquid Paints. Use
lhem-they are lhc hest.
COURTHOUSE SQUARE DRUG STORE.
esel, week in your own town. s. Outfit
cDOc free No risk. Eyerything new. Cap
iial no. required. We will furnish y9a every
thing Many are making foTtuuts Ladies
make ~ much q men, and boys and gir.s make
great pay. Reader. il yoa wan: business u
which YOU can make great pay all tue time you
work. write for particulars 70 VI HALLETr &
Co. Portland Maine
Dec 2. sly.
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TuPORTGNT.

When YOU visit or leave New York City, save
Ba.sraee ExpreSsare and Carriage Hire and stop
az Grind Mon Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Deuot, $50 rooms, fitted mp at cost of one
million dollars. reduced to 81 and upwards peg
day. European plan Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars. stages and
elevated railroad 10 ah dcpots. Families en-
1--we better for lCss money AT the Grand Cmsa
Hotel than at amy ether iirs.-ciass hotel in the
city.
April ., Sly.
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EAST BOUND TRAINS.

10, 638 dMlr. III other trains daily except
Sund-y.
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CO-PARI'0 .t4a,,
BeaU Bros. = .sssore.


Charle..own. July 81. -
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NOUVEAUX AkKANGENLAhsS
HOTEL DIES EIIsANNsS
Encoignure DIES rues Green Of
SOLD By ALL DRuoe1s7s xvrnyv

InIpiSAuA We A"N E$73
MIR. Thomas Alert PREVENT 9
les voyageurs quill v1entde 49,
vcaux arrangements qui lui peIns sn
s'atisfaire tout ceux qul Voutus-
rer deleur co~ufiance
Repas a toute hcure de IA
commando. -
Table d'h6te d 10 heures On
dejeuner ct Il ! hcures du SON -
Chambres com,nodes ct bien
PRIX MODEREE0
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Good and Cheap Bargain!

The Gallon Island. fine summer location
for five or six families, is for sale, with all
the buildings aed Improvements thereon.
For further particulars apply to
j. p. VIGUERIE,
July-94t. Houma, La
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court Division d. for the
Parish of Orleans.
Succession of late Marie Y. Lefort born
petre No. 2136.
Sheriff. Office

Sherlff's Office
Parish OF %i-atuu;clie. {
BY virtue of an order Of sale of date June
2Stli, 1881 to me directed by the Honorable
n. II. Fighter Judge of the civil District
Court Division ID for the Parish of Or
leans in the above entitled aud numbered
succession J Will offer for sale at pablo auc
ton pursuant 10 law to the last and high
es bidder ut the Court House i'll tie tow
OF Thil'oIauN ca Saturday the 9th. day OF
August 1881 between III. hours OF Ii
O'Clock A. NJ. and / O'Clock Z. NJ. the follow
ing described property belonging to said
Succession to-wit:
\ certain tract of land situated in this
Parish On the right bank of Bayou Lafuur
che at about -four miles below the Town OF
Tlibodaux. measuring two ~arpents aud
twenty feet more or less front by forty ar
penis in depth. bounded above by lands OF
Arnustead 4 Davis and below by lands o.
Guillaunne l%.irctte, the lateral lines open
ing as they rercsi- Ilom the Bayou, togeth
er with all the buildings and improvements
thereon,
See &. b. M. il p, Ill.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash on tin
SPOT in Uu:tel States Treasury Notes.
The Taxes due and exi.ible i'll 1881 to b'
paid by the Purchaser.
July cad 1881,
TIlEOPIIILE THIBODAUX.
sheriff
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lncu;polc ttaus III lie section
d'intirmleis miiit:,irrs, ce rlso'iste
u'avait janais voiiu maii'rr ie
chaSselwt. II s'tiait tonj'niS re
tlancl6 uerrie.e les prescriptions
de . cutie. qni lni deiendcnt de
~ srr>ir d'aim.s.
Ila etc detrndu pa, I'M ~pa>t'nr
quaker, ,Iul Il en- ASST de pt,ne
I; di>culutr son client, don't l'hn
incur ha,aillcuse ct le mau,ais
c:l:acierc avairNt exc relieves pm
.laut l'inSiluc;ion
LA lin dc l'audicnce Il exc tsay
&c par III lige: incident.
-Avtz>ouS qr!puc chose a
%uioutrr pour yo,rt defense dit / c
president AL presenu.
-j.. rtc!ame la olns grande in
diligence. CcSt une tat"iIte ;
tout est contre moi !; mon CARAT
re batailienr, mes lE,liiude>, ines
antGc"lents TT meme mon nnii.
lie malhenrrx S%arpellt Grrna
dc. II await toni * uA'Ii fau' po1i
faire un bon miiitai,e.
LIE conSeil la conlamne a I'M
moiS dc ri>oa, minimum ue la
peiIe.
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f,rt je me %rejetai en al''trt'
Ellie %cllanceia, G Gran'iS lfaS
ssi,rudirpnt en- lair. l'n'il Iagard
ellie me regard, me- deG"Ierr foiS,
ct irtant dams !%'espace coihhle ,!'i
cri Snprtme 'e mot Mort: exc
vatilla tt tonila.
..cntenlIiS le corps bondlr sur
. les rochrrS TT les o> prninlre 'euf
c:iluctis e,ranSe, puts ritn que 'e
lu.ubre siieE'e.
Je tus maIade denx mols, J'tnS
la tieyre, lie deiir', je craS lre''s
ser. Entin jclne remi>. Je ne ia
contal pas mon aventnle; m'an
raft on cru?
Jptant un jour les yenS sur Ia
gazette dn pays, j'y lus l'entrefl
let s%uivant:
son 1Atronv6 dams Ia gor
&c du Sant de la LoHre lie corps
dune femme qni probablenent Il
roniG ,!u SONNET dc la montaone
Sa mort parait remoEter Il piu
sienrs moiS. lie crane seu' etait
complement dtnude de chair
Tine autre fois, j'eus Ia cnriosi
tG d'aller du cote du cime'icre,
puts, ayant rcmarqne I'endroit on
j'avais rencontie mon spectre: j'en
trai dams la necropole, ct parm'
les s%epulcres, coutre le mnr. SUI
une pierre semblable, je lus !'tp
lathe suivante moitie eltacec pal
les pluics ct les nleges:
ICI REPOSE
Wilhelm FREDERICK WULFART
TUE PAR LES PRUSsIENS EN- 1870
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Is a compound Of the virtues -
Ia, stillingia, mandrake, yeiIow
q iodlde OF potash and iron, III
blood-making, blOod-eleansine. ~
tanning elements. 1t is the purssa@
and most effectual alternative
known or available to the publi.
ences of medicine and chemistrvI4
produced so valuable a remedss. ~ss
potent to cure all diseases rcsuiS
impure blood. It cures Scss
all scrOfulous diseasea
Rose, or st. Anthony's t1rH
and Face-grubs, Pustulee..
Boils, Tumors, Tetter.
Salt Rheum, S~cald.head. jn1cssA
Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism. ya
Disease, Neuralgia, FemaiS
nesses and Irregularities.
Affections of the Liver. r
Emaciation, and General
By its searching and ~cleanain.
It purges out the foul corru6n1
contaminate the blood and 49,
ment and decay. It stimulates ~
the vital functions, promotes e
strength, restores and preserves
tnfuses new life and vigor thrcpa
whole system. No sufferer fron
ease which arises from impurifs7
blood need despair who will
SARsAPARILLA a fair trial. zsN
It is folly to experiment with 81
Gus low-priced mixtures, Of che@n
and without medicinal virtuea. nS
blood-purifers, while disease s.
firmly seated. Ayers S~ARsArXSniH =
medicine of such concentrate1
power, that it is by far the bet S~s
and most reliable blood-purl6
Physicians know its compostdm r.
scribe it. It has been widely -
years, and has won the unoueli1
dence Of millions whom it hns
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Ar
Practical and Analytical 0hsu
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS xvxnyW
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
~fourclie.
Succession of Olympic Guedry, widow of
Joseph BarriOs. Deceased. No. 017
Probatcs.
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
L cree of the above Court and in ODE
fiencc to a commission to HE directed in
the above entitled and numbered Succession
l will offer for sale at public auction pnrsu-
ant to law to the last and highest bidder
at the Court House in the Town o. Tiiiho-
daux OF Saturday July Artl. 1881, between
the hours OF IL O'Clock A.. II. and l o'clock
z NJ. the following described property to-
wit:
LIST. Two certain lots of ground situated
in the town of Lon9ueville in the Parish of
Lafouiche on the right descending hank of
Bayou Lafourchc, at about twenty two
miles below the Town of Thibodaux, being
lots Nos. one and two, of block No. twenty
nine as represented on Il plan of said Town
executed by Aloue DIltmecuurt on the 20.
! of December 1885. Lot No. one measures fit
ty five feet font on Tenth street by IL depth
Of two hundred feet and is bounded in front
or South by Tenth street, East by lot No.
Two, North or towards Bayou Laiourcae
by lot No. five and West by Barataria
street. Lot No. Two measures fifty five
feet front also on Tenth street by two hun
dred feet i'll depth bounded in front OF
South by Tenth street, North by lot No.
six, East by lot No. three aud West by lot
No. one. Togetlnr with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
End. Two small Bed steaus and bedding
ten chairs, two rocking chairs, two tables.
one clock, one looking glass, two safes.
three washstauds, one lot of crockely ware
one large pot, two wash tubs. four brass
candles stands
Terms of Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
June 18th, 1881.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
sheriff
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-07-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
Ii. -four, h..

Goth. Judicial District tcurt, Parish OF
La four. h..
Succession of Gniilaume ] ircttc and Com
munity, NJ" 1913 I'robates.
By virtue of III order of sale e1unnating
from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered Succession and com
munity | will offer for sale ut public Mc-
ZION pursuant to law TO the last and high
est bidder ut the Court House i'll the town
of ThlbodauN ON Saturday the 18th. day of
August 1881 between the hnnis of II
o'clock \. 81 and / O'clock L. NJ. tue fol
lowing descrihel property to wit
A certain tract oil land situated in the
parish of Lafonrrhe On the right bank OF
the Bayou I-aiourche ut about five miles
below the tuwn of Thibm!auN m"asu~in.
one arl,tnt AMI II half more or less front by
forty ..rl~nts in depth bounded above by
lands OF u. Lvf,rt aud be!tw by these nt
Ceiestin iticard. Together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions of Sale Cash on
the SPOT in United states Treasury Notes.
July 9th. 1881.
TIiEOPHlLE TIlIBODAJX.
sheriff