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SUCCESSION OF HERMANCE HOTARD
DECEASED WIFE OF PAIL GRA-
BERT, 1884 pROBATES,

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
STATE OF l. NUISlANA. PARISH Of
~ Observation-Disclosures ranl Grabert, ok
said Parish administrator of said success
SION has rendered final account OF his ad
mlnistration and praying the homolog.-
ti.1:i oi tne same.
Now, therefore all parties Interested are
hereby warmed and notified to produce in
TINS ofhce, within ten days following the
puoheation OF the presedt notice, any oh
lection which they may have to the hOmo!o
cation OF the same, otherwise the same
shall be approved and hon.oiosated accord.
ing to law.
~ Witness my hand and the im
( LIS. press of the seal of my office. this
(~~) )llth., day OF MarchtA. ID 1889.
j. w. KNOBLO( Il, Clerk.
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PEl''r'Os.asL SYRUP fo,

recent or c.iro'.ic Coughs aud
Colds, Bronchitis, Hcarsen+s>.
Loss "f Voice, IrsIiaD;lity IF til,
Lav,ax and Fai'ce>, ..na otl,c,
InE;tsned CONDITIONS of iic Lnugs
and air Passages.
s'rerared anil sold by JOS. T.
III r5OD.sAUX, Druggist, Tb.b
o,!.,x, La.
Cart f.,n..,es. ~l,oke.. p!nr
beams, rsav i:-n,lits, l.lvx shares.
i,iows, wl;rs-.,,ss1rwS. ard trac
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\ good house wife. wien she is
giving her hons. It's spring reno
tati"g, should hear in mimi thai
the dear InmaC-. Of her house a,e
more i'r"cl"f'> than ni..ny houses.
and 'il,t 'li-i, sten.>A,r ed cleans
i'ir hy p"iiii 'ns he blood, rega
EIfihg the stomach and towels Ia
prevent AMI cure the disease.
i'I>iis" from spring malaria ane.
'"ias'n'i. and he mi,.t know tba-
iete : nothing that will will do
II :" !'rrf''siI, and surely as Hop
5itfsE-, 'i,e pure>t and best o,
ale'.'''''ies.'-Cem:"1 IN. HI Pa
,rtct.
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Succession OF Nare..iin Fs,ivaine and Con
ni.!Ii1v, NJ !n.1 Ptr,,itss
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STA;E DF f-UCiS!ANa.
aet'i 3afi;cid. bi.:r:,: tuart, Parish Il
Laita.l:rst
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a.isl ofjurors.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafourche,
CLERKS nEEIrC

CLERKS OFFICE,
February 4th, 1882.
hereby certify the following named pr,
sons have been drawn on this by the jury
commissioners. Of said parish to serve as
Jurors for tie ensuing term of of said Court
Jury for tie first week of Court beqinnino on
the 3,vI, Day Of Aprn 1889.
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- lady Of our acquaintance
i"s 'seh III quite ttrl,le health
,N n:a'iy ytats-with some con,
'ialnt :"cnI!ar to the s.x-,e
am" c:.'acia.ed--lost her anna
'e-"as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cross ans! tretfn!. Many yenta
aHnrloX indicated that all ,nedi
rines We're u failure. Some ono
i"ggested the use Of DR.. Drom.
ssooie'" English Female Bitt.rs. ~
{ ws:- not a patent nor secre:
r'nre!y. II Mas used aud seen
bottles effected IA cure.
There are yet a few nor.
''.'.1'';,.s . :'-,axrn in tic lottery
y thas s'ran.ilus dinner aud Tea
NJ uos Oa exhibitions i, 8. T
'JsisalIlprc.k house tnrnishis.c Ds
Il
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Frank West,

LUcAN, ONT, June 24th, 1857.
ED. oURNAL,-Sir:-With reference to
Francis West, son of J. T. West, OF your
place, permit me to say for the information
of his friends there that Frank has succeed
ed in clearing out the Donnelly gang, there
not being single member OF the family here.
The famous William Donnelly has taken
flight to Iowa, U. S. 1t has been reported in
your section, understand, that Frank West
was in jail / would say that he only spent
twelve hours in Jail, and that was through
his own admission while on the witness
stand, and our Attorney General granted
him pardon on that charge. The Donnellys
then tried to have him run in on a false
charge, but bailed him. lie stood his trial
and was honorably acquitted.
Frank was severely i'll Tor three months,
and his friends here stood by him, and his
doctor advised him to take a trip to England
and acting upon this advice he embarked for
Liverpool and is, probably, at this writing
on his return trip. If his health will permit
he will make several trips across the ocean
this season. Respectfully yours,
A LUCANITE
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TRENTON TIDINGs.-
Rye Harvest is at hand.
Frank Wheeler has gone west.
The Co. Surveyor is here on duty.
A party from Red Wing had beer
picnic here last Monday.
j. G. Arnold has gone east on visit.
Four sewingmachine agents in town
last week, and two more this week.
Is our county board partial! If not
why not grant this town an appropria-
ton to build IDads to Red Wing! Do
they think that we will submit forev-
Ell the right to grant other towns such
appropriations as they have done and
grant this town monet 1t is not be-
cause we have not asked for it, for
we have done.all but beg for enough
funds to make our roads passable, and
we could do it if the travel from other
towns did notpass through here.
Those who are entitled to cemetery
deeds will present their proof to the
town clerk who has the deeds now
ready.
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C0NsUvTPTs0N.

It is said that $4,000 people die an
nually in the United States alone from
this disease. In some Sc ctions of the
country one death il. every three is
from Consumption. Tins can be, and
should bd avoided; our people are too
careless about al ordinary cough or
coli, and otter symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. You should arrest it while
1t IS II. the germ. Two or three doses
or II. B9sanko' j Cough and Lung Syr-
u viii relieve an ordinary cough or
cold. 1t does not dry up Il cough like
many preparations on the market and
leave the disease behind it, but acts
directly on the throat and bronchial
tubes. removing all the phlegm and
morbid matter that aceumulates in
the throat and lungs. 1t allays all ir-
ritation, and renders the voice clear
and distinct. Sold by Il. S. Freeman.
Call for free sample bottle.
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Just to think ofitl Colorado was admitted
into the Union as a State when the Unic =
was 100 years ola and is therefore c.,lIea ,ha
Centennial State. Twenty -one r,ears ago the
city OF Denver existed only m imagination.
now its population exceeds go oo0
Twelve lines of railros IA center in Denver
and cars are running on all of these roads
popui"'ioil % Denver is increasing by
emigration at rate exceeding Ooo ner
month. II is tn finest and most substantial
y ouil' Guy Of its size and years there is to
- '00u0 ~ ne United States. The popula-
w" " -" RADIO entire, is now little more
-, an 2oo. 900, and is filling up at the rate OF
about 100000 increase per year. Men of
means muscle and disposition to industry
are b ing directed to Colorado because of the
great opportunities its mines offer for the in
vest ment of money. machinery and time.
Last year more than $25, 900, 900 worth of
gold, silver and copper was taken out of the
mine OF Colorado at profit to the miners
| exceeding Sl5,00C,000. In no other part of
| the country has such small population sue
ceeded in reducing so much wealth. The
mining enterprises of Colorado are yet in
their infancy. New mines are being discov-
cred every week and hundreds Of thousands
OF dollars worth of the most improved ma
chinery is being put in place for the mining
and smelling of ores there this year. From
| all parts of the country especially from the
| North. earnest, active, enterprising, deter
mined men are max ing their way to Colora-
do to engage in the development of her great
| industry, the same being the production OF
mineral or the taking OF it out from the great
mineral bearing mines.
| Among those who have lately gone to Col
orado ID Mark NJ, more widely known as
"Brick'' PomeroY, who went to Colorado
about two years ago, and who is now publish
ing his large eight page paper; POMEROY'S
| GREAT WEST in Denver, which is Gent out
| at 81 per year and contains vast amount OF
reliable information concerning. mines and
mining enterprises OF this young but won
| derfully vigorous and growing State. Since
going to Colorado Pomery has become inter-
ested i'll some of the most valuable mining
properties in the State, and from some Of
them is now taking out ore in large quanti-
ties, so that he bids fair to becoiue one of the
largest wealth produce RS in the West.
| Persons wishing information concerning
| Colorado and her mining interests, or wish
ing to invest some money in legitimate MN
ing properties and mining enterprises will
| do well to subscribe for POMEROY'S GREAT
| WEST, or to send for sample copies of the
paper or to write to the editor Thereof whose
address is Denver.
In this country are a great many persons
| who do not like "Brick" Pomeroy, but GER
| tainly his energy and industry are commend
able and he is doing so much to help deyel-
| OPP the resources of this country 1t is presum-
ed that he will in time be fully forgiven TOR
having positive ideas and disposition to ex-
plain them plainly.
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A Mo del Celebration.

SPRING LAKE, WIS, July 8, 1882
DEAR JoURNAL:-I hasten to lay before
your numerous readers through your court
esy brief account Of the quaint little cele-
bration held here amidst the silvan scenes of
an almost unbroken forest, where the valleys
Of the Eau Gala and Cady Creek meet, in
the extreme eastern part of Pierce county
Messrs Munro Howard and Theodore Brit
tian as officers of the day showed good adj
ministrative qualities. By halt past nine the
people began to arrive on the grounds, and
at 1890 the exercises opened at the stand.
Mrs Theodore Brittian and her well train
ed choir discoursed sweet music, after which
a iervent prayer was offered by the venerable
Sanford Campbell. Sen. Then followed the
reading of the Declaration, by Elder PoStern,
OF the Freewill Baptist Church, Cady Greek;
after which music, and then the Grafton by
the Rev ]. p. Whip. The Grafton was one
OF grand and lofty thought, showing the fu-
ture OF the United States OF America as a
great and enlightened power to aid in carry
ing civilization and religion all over the
world The address was one OF great beauty
and sublime diction, and seldom equaled on
occasions like this. Profound attention was
given by the audience. Thus closed the
forenoon exercises.
With good dinner and much good cheer,
each one vying with the ether (trom their
baskets OF rich storel to entertain strangers
thinking that they might be ''entertaining
angels unawares''l. In the afternoon short,
appropriate addresses were made by Rev.
Postern, of Cady, and Rev. J. Holt, of Maid
en- Rock charge-M. &. Church. Right well
did they fill their places, warmly advocating
Sabbath schools keeping of the Sabbath day.
temperance. voting on the right side to put
in Office the right kind Of men to keep down
corruption, closing with eulogy on the de-
tenders OF our country from first to last
The last services were cheered by the people
Singing 10y the choir and benediction by Rev
Holt closed the exercises. A SPECTATOR.
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CLIFTON CHIT CHA.-

CLIFTON CHIT CHAr.-
The hay crop is fair.
Our festival failed to materialize.
The schools in this vicinity have
closed.
The majority of our people cele-
brated with apicnic.
schoolmaster Hickok is tossing the
new mown hay"
ID. w. RoIlin and wife returned to
Clifton few days since. Wallace has
gone back, but Mrs. r. will remain in
town.
Q. P. Atkins has the ''boss'' straw
berry patch.
Evangelist Harrison has promised
to come to Prescott in November, we
understand,
The young people had dance in
Copley's new barn 4th of July night.
R. B. Caldwell, N. B. and Rob. Will
kinson celebrated in town.
AL. Bourne and Net. Woods, the
champion theshers of Centerville,
were in Clifton last week.
Mrs. Rickett, the interchangeable
and efficient music teacher, has organ
lied another music class in town.
John McIlroy has bought first-class
top buggy of Andrew Lund, River
Falls.
Barley harvest will be under way
in from 10 to Is days. Acreage larg-
er than usual.
Now doth the impecunious peda-
gogue labor in the hay fields for the
''bread that perisheth."
j. d. Barnes is building house for
Mrs. Stout.
Green Vests house is completed.
He moves in this week.
School at the Hollow commences at
a. m. and closes at 3 p. m.
Mr.. w. G. Potter, from Dakota, was
in town last week.
J. S. Copley and W. B. Judd have
painted their barns.
We learn that war has been declar-
ed on the raspberry guerillas out in
the woods. Parties going from this
vicinity to gather fruit had better
look leetle oud.
Miss Mary West is visiting near
Me,rose, MINI.
Camp meeting being over our local
church service will be re-continued.
Bad weather last week for the cloy
er harvest, but way up" for the
growing wheat.
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TRIMBELLE TRFLEs. :

TRIMBELI.E TRFLEs.
The board Of review met last Thurs
day. They finished work before night.
Mr.. Atkinson died of dropsy last
Tuesday at the age or IA years. He
leaves family and many friends to
mourn lis death.
Farmers are busy cuItivating corn.
Pickerel are now caught in great
numbers below John Reeves mill.
Bill Engels is said to have caught one
that weighed IA pounds.
Do you know why everybody wants
Haverlandt's flour! Because the wo-
men can make good bread out of it.
There will be an ice cream festival
at the hall next Wednesday, July 10th,
tor the benefit of the Good Templar s
lodge.
Barney IIelmer at Haverlandt's mill
is turning ouS to be first-class grind
er.
Winter wheat will be cut in about
three weeks. 1t looks splendid.
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First Publication June %, 1882.
Referee,s Sale ON Foreclosure.

CIRCUIT COURT, PIERCE POUNTY. g. II.
Miller and o. s. Powell, plaintiffs, against
Charles s. Dunbar, George W. Dunbar,
Christian Killeon, the husband, and A. KILL
con, Elizabeth Killeon, Joseph Killeon, and
Conrad Killeon, infant children OF Elizabeth
Kileon deceased
Notice is hereby given, that ! Charles
Smith, the undersigned referee, duly appoint
ed for such purpose by virtue of and in pur-
suance of judgment of foreclosure and sale
rendered by the circuit court for Pierce
county in the above entitled action on the
oath day OF June, A. D. 1881, at a general
term OF said court held at the Court House
in the village OF Ellsworth IN said county
will on the 18th day of august, A. ID. 1882,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the front
door OF the Post Office in the village OF River
Falls in said county, offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the
county of Pierce and state Of Wisconsin. to-
vii: The north halt of the north east quar-
FER of section thirty-one in township twenty
seven north, Of range eighteen, containing
eighty acres OF land accordingto government
survey.
Dated az River Falls, June 9th, 1882
T. b. HOLMES, Z. sMITH,
Pits Att y. Referee.
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Obituary..

Mrs. Francis Pomeroy, whose death
was announced last week, was born in
Norton, Mass, in 1929. In 1855 she
came to River Falls, Wisconsin, prin-
cipally, to regain her health, which
had been on the decline for two years.
She soon became, to all appearance,
perfectly healthy in this western eli
mate. Dec. IL, 1859, she was married
to Francis Pomeroy. OF Troy st. Croix
county, who with five children sur
wives her death,
She united with the Congregational
Church in Norton at the age of fifteen.
Since that time she has live an ex.
s"t, Wv 's''"' ..fe, always mani
Testing gree C,..;a+ 90 bor re-.
des' - LAWN III
.1er-adhering strictly to her rehs'
ious duties.
At the commencement of her sick
ness she was Impressed that it would
prove her last, and her only regret al
llI6 dppl OflSh VI oN'o WIS III lGdNlul
her family, of whom she said "they
| cannot afford to lose me- The wife
ly and motherly affection which char.
acterized her life remained to the last
We will not speak of the neighborll
acts of kindness which she bestowed
ON those around her, and especially
the poor. Those deeds will live il
the hearts of those who loved her
To those who ministered to her want:
in her hours of need-who watched
by her bed, night after night, witt
untiring devotion, she said st is with
out a parallel, and may God reward
them for it,
The tie to life is loosed,
The works of love well done,
The book on earth is closed,
The wife and mother gone.
The vacant place is here,
But not in heaven above;
The Savior still is near,
And all his words are love.
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Sketches from Sprinn Lake.

We are temporarily absent from our home,
81. Croix Co, teacher in school district
| No. ?, Spring Lake, where we have taught
several previous terms. We are located on
Cady Creek, Ailport's district This creek is
an eastern branch OF the Eau Gala river.
When we commenced teaching here, we
fouLd, in the school register, daily pro
gram made by our friend, John Martin, in
which was Whittord's method of grading
country schools. OF its importance there is
no question. 1t requires all the classes to be
employed at the appropriate time, thus pre-
venting idleness, and consequently whisper
ing. 1t does not permit classes to advance
nominally, as all progress is made in logical
order-hnish thoroughly every subject be-
tore attempting TO advance farther. To be
successfully accomplished the school should
be furnished with ample means, including
books and stationery, separate desks, rigid
punctuality in attendance, and less changes
in the teachers department
The Free Baptist church constitutes the
chief religious element here We find them
to be good people, generous and broad in
their religious tenets, doing much in keep
ing back the tide of skepticism that sweeps
over the country.
To-day is the anniversary of the nations
birth. From the first permanent colony at
jamestown, Va, 1907, period OF 275 years,
it has cost our country millions of lives and
treasure to establish, as we hope, for all
time, free home for the unborn millions.
But God ever lives to whom all the glory be-
longs for our continued prosperity. The
western continent was unoccupied by man
until the latter ages through the providence
OF God that he might establish nation, alter
the human conflicts for centuries in the old
world, in which righteousness might dwell,
that the eastern nations might be brought,
by our example, from idolatry and wrong
that upon this continent might be introduce
ed the milleIlnial ages, when the nations of
the earth would come to Mount Zion with |
songs OF everlasting joy. PEsTALozzI
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In this climate, where sUch-sutlden
changes occur in the weather, under
mining the health OF so many, med
icine that will prove itself capable of
coping with the various forms of
throat and lung diseases, will prove
itself a great benefactor to the human
race. Such a medicinewe are pleased
to announce has been prepared by Mr..
Nathan Coy of this town, and has
proven an effective remedy for colds,
coughs, and all lung complaints. Try
a bottle.
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junction Mills.
EXCHANGE OF GRIsTs

We call the special attention of
farmers, us well as the local trade. to
our improved straight grade of flour.
We claim far better facilities for man.
ufacture than other mills in this vi
entity afford. We sort out all the
weak starchy clement and impurities
into two lower grades, leaving high
grade straight that is in fact almost a
full patent -four. Being strong,
lively, glutinous -four it is more
wholesome than where the starch and
are not taken out, and Will
yield more bread. We ask only one
trial, and will exchange on the same
basis as other millers.
FREEMAN & JACKSON.
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The English fleet opened fire on the
Notifications at Alexandria, Egypt, on
Tuesday morning last, and before sun
set the guns of the forts were silenced
and the city left at the mercy OF the
enemy. This may terminate the pres
ent troubles in Egypt or it may result
in an Eastern war in which most OF
the powers of Europe Will be involved.
At present England, as the chief SUI
ferer by the overthrow of foreign
domination in Egyptian affairs ana
the murderouS riots Ill Alexandra, is
rightly the representative or Europe
in the endeavor to suppress the So
called national faction of Egypt, and
it appears to have the consent of all
the great powers in proceeding to ex-
treme measures. The fleet which
homharded the forts carries 233 guns
and 9,575 men, under command of
Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Beau
camp Paget Seymour. The defensive
forces of the forts were under the
general direction of Arab Pasha. W no
holds the position of Minister OF War
of Egypt, against the influence of
England and France and the supposed
wishes of the Khedive, because
the army and the native population
regard him as especially representa-
tive of their hostility to foreigners.
This hostility, traditional and felig-
ious, has lately been aroused by the
financial control of the country being
under direction of English and French
IL, ,.anraconfinu tho holders nj
Egyptian bonds. This control was es-
tablished in the settlement of affairs
when the father of the present Khe-
dive was compelled to resign, after
having involved the country heavily
in debt, and it has been made very I'M
popular by the agitation on which
Arab Pasha has raised himself with
in year from Colonel in the Egyp-
tlan army to be Minister of War and
virtually dictator.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES. The Queen City
Suspender Company, of Cincinnati, are now
manufacturing and introducing their new
Stocking Supporters for Ladies' and Children
and their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for
Ladies. None should be without them; our
leading physicians recommend them. and
are loud in their praise These goods are
manufactured by ladies who have made the
wants Of laies and children study, and
they ask lls to refer them to some reliable
and energetic lady to introduce them in this
county, and we certainly think that an earn
est solicitation IN every household would
meet with y ready response, and that y de-
termined woman could make handsome
salary and have the exclusive agency for
tins county. We advise some lady who is in
need OF employment to send TO the Company
her name and address, and mention this pa
per Address Queen City Suspender Com
pany, No. l79 Main Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
IL 81