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BORN.

Sacramento, October 10 Wife of E. Rippon, son.
Dixon, ctObsr1s-wife of James McMillin, daugh-
ter.
Dixon, october 10 Wife of C. c. Bayley, a daugh.
ter.
Sears Point, October I4-Wife of C. F. Carter, a
son
Geyservile, october s-walter Skaggs, a son.
Yreka, october l4-Wiie of W. ]. Wallis, a daugh-
ter.
Grass Valley, October lS-Wife of Geo. W. Rouse, a
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A Remarkably Elastic Garnet.

The new cork floor coveripg-Linoleum-
go rapidly increasing in popularity that it is
superseding all articles used for that purpose.
Its remarkable durability is the secret of its
success. All frst-class carpet dealers keep it.
The genuine cloth has the name "Linole-
uGn on the back of every square yard.
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Z STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES II
Il you are so unfortunate as to require them
With mind matured and enriched hy studies Of an
advanced orjer, can safely say that thore ia hardly
disease III the catalogue If human Ills thai I can
not treat to q successful issue.
LADIES' am alwaYs ready to assist YOU My
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. 1 am now able to treat YOU With tn.
certainty Of success. 10 case peculiar to your dsi
cate orGanisn is beyond my cure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO am
offered heretofore, and will be warran Ted to have
desired effect in all easas.
Those of the public VINO need my services can dc
pend upon gentlemaoiy, honorable and sciantif
Treatment ct reasonable rates.
address particularly those xko have been In
lured by youthful indiscrctious, and thosy
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicine by express with full
instructions. All letters must be directed to J. Z
JoSSELYN, N. D., 22d Suffer street, San Francis.
co, Cal.
Cure warra lted in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients a,
my mBrmary Cwhen desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 228 Suffer street, adfoinip
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours From A. ". to Pm
My Diploma hangs In nv office
Purcha4o nay Essay on Physiololy and Marriage
For sale By ali newsiealers.
}. II. JSssELvN, M. ID.
iY1-3plm
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

FRIDAY, October 20, 1852.
October les G. Baldwin to La Monte W.
Estes East bali OF lot 5, block bounded by and
G, Eleventh and Twelfth treets, city grant.
October Occidental Building and Loan As
sociation to Elizabeth V. Pockman-Lot 8, block
bounded by Sixteenth and Seventeenth o and P,
streets cty
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People eat and drink to sustain life, the
cFjoyment Of which depends largely upon the
quality of the articles used, providing the table
with good meats, game, etc, well cooked and
favored with the indispensable Lea & Per-
RIGS Sauce (the Worcestershire), genuine and
unadulterated
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'HG DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
apvEgTrsgMEHf MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Matinee aud evening.
Letter to the public-Henry Longton.
Worcestershire sauce.
F. and A. NJ Concord Lodge, No. III, tonight.
A. O. U. W, No. 81 To night.
Vocal mrsic-Mi s Mrnna Fleissner.
Contract to let-cutting cord-wood.
Card of thanks-W c. 7. U.
Situation wanted-To leara tilsmithing.
For rent Blacksmith shop
For sale-Interest in butcher shop.
Wanted Toodchoppers.
California Temperance soeiety Tomorrow.
Notice W. NJ. Lyon.
Wanted--Male and female help
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-New York fashion letter
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. !


To OUR PURfOsEsPLusH,
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Go TO the Bee Hive Cash Grocery for Z.
J Jacobs Star Butter, 30 cents a roll.
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Calvary Baptist Church.
SUPERIOR COURT.
FRIDAY, Octot

FRIDAY, October %, 1852.
DEPARTaRSr Two-PREsLEY DUNLAP, Judge pro tenn
Wadsworth Hodgdon W.. j. |. Underhill ct al
Witnesses examined and further hearing continued
To October oath
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LOOK AFTER Yous FLOWERS The frosty
season having commenced, tender plants
should be housed. Ten thousand flower pots
OF all kinds, from 30 cents to Sc per dozen. at
w. 81. Hobby's, No. 3i7 street.
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LOOK st the beautiful crystal goblsts.
marked down to 20 cents per dozsn, for the
specially" sale of Alderman & Co.. on
Saturday, October 21st.
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PREPARE yourself for the great " specially"
sale of Ackermsn & Co, Saturday, Oct Dist
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HoCsEKEKPERs Your special attention is
called to the letter Of Henry Lougton On The
eighth page of this Issue of the RECORD.
UNION. Don't fail to read l..
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MARRIED.,

FRESH uountiin trout at Fulton Market,
Fifth aud K.
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WE take the lead-Freah roll butter, so
cents choice pickle roll. 20 cents, at the Bes
Hive Cash Grocery, 81 L street.
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CHOICE Mountsin Butter, in rolls and irkins.
sold caeap. G. w. Chssley, 81 Front street..
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THE fnest Toksy grapes of the season at
Il. G. May & Co.'S, Fifth and X.
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SABBATH. BREAKERS can find shrimp for
fishing ST Fulton Market, Fifth and <,
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A SPLENDrD LINE of silver-pla.edwars has
been marked away down for the "spscislty"
sale of Ackermsn & Co., Saturday. Oct. 2lst.'
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IMPORTANT OPENINs.-The Peoples Mar.
ke., 6l2 j street, viii open to-dsy.
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To CHICAGO AND EAsr.-A selec. party
now organizing, going third class. leaving San
Francisco Tuesday. oath, Sacramento, We'd
nesday morning. 18th, via Ogden, Omaha.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway. For
further information write to J. NJ. Davies,
No. Nsw Montgomery street, San Fran
c;snn
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And Scientific Circle was organized about
two years ago. The aim of this organization
is to promote habits of reading and study.
ana to develop mental power by the practice
Of close. connected and persistent thinking.
The Society holds meetings every Monday
evening at the residences of the different
msnbsis. The following names appear On
the roll Of the Society: L. E, Smith, Pses.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE

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MALARiAL- 1isEASES!
TO mY OLD ParRCNs.

for them. All ayErn
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-16
..MY MoruER..

What a world of memories crowd upon
the middle-aged man, far from home, when
these dear words fall upon his ear! God
bless my mother" has been fervently
echoed from the inmost soul of many
wayward son, rudely tossed on life's dark
and troubled sea. In our hours of case,
surrounded by friends, and basking in the
sunshine of fond hearts, how lightly we
utter these words but let us be far away,
out on the billows of cold and cherries
world, and they strike in the hardest heart
a tender chord, and bring back to the vilest
wretch the sweetest memories Of other
days, Let us honor the dear old mother,
whose hair the years have silvered over
with the snowy flakes of life's winter, and
in whose cheeks care has plowed deep and
darkcncd furrows. Her beauty never fades
in our hearts, Her thin and whitened lips,
kissed away our childish tears. The
fading eye still. in memory's light, beams
on us with loving light and in her soul, by
recollection's torch, we yet read the
radiance of her holy love. And is not hers
a holy love? To what depths will it not
reach to take by the hand the once fond
boy9 Feeble as she is, will she not 80
farther, endure more, forgive more, love
stronger, than any one else on earth
When we are deeply dyed in sin, despised
and forSaken by all else human, her rest
less, never-dying love will reach us, and
her trembling arms hear us from the dark
est depths of infamy to honor and esteem,
Heaven bless my mother and on her
brow, when her trouhlous life he-e is ended,
may the angels who guard the throne OF
God place ehaplet of undying glory!
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II. Il. BLAKE.
Real Estate Agent,
COLLECTOR OF RENTS.
Trustees Sale.

uvHEREAs. JULIUS RUF and BABETTE
w RUE, hts wife OF the county Of Ere
mont and state OF Colorado. did, ON the Hf-
iecnih (isl day OF February. 1881, by their GER
tain decd OF trust OF that date, which was duly
mont county, Aforesaid on the 10th day OF Feb
rsiary. lssl. at 10 o'clock m in book IS. page
Is, convey unto j. J.. Campbell. a. trustee. all
the following described real estate situated In
Maid county of Fremont and state of Colorado,
to-wit: The western half OF lot Is OF block 10
OF the town OF Canon City, according
to the, recorded plat thereof, also ali the
grounds embraced In the following metes
and bounds, to-wit: Commencing at the
northwest corner OF block s, of Harrison,
Rockafellow and Mncon's addition to the
town OF Canon City, running thence casteriy
along the north line of said block one hun
Iy parallel with Tenth street in said addition
one hundred and twenty so feet, thence
westerly and parallel with the north line OF
feet, thence northcriy along the line OF said
Tenth street one hundred and twenty l1Nl
feet TO the place of the beginning together
with all the improvements thercon to secure
thcpaymcnt OF their certain promissorynotes,
oTsr f zen n A. % Rayhoids In tRES ''S and d shS sS
months after the date thereof for the princi-
dato payable monthly In advance; ma
whereas, default has been mnde IN the
ment OF part of the interest due thereon ma
also in grcater part OF the principal and -,
notes have long since become due; VOW
whereas. IL is provided In said deed OF
that In case OF default in any OF said paymh
OF principal or Interest as aforesaid that
said premises be sold Mt public sale wit .riu-
tion OF the said Julius Nuf and Babcttsitate
therein and the proceeds OF said sale b,,,5
piled to the payment OF said notes, primo
and interest ave
Now. therefore, I, ]. F. Campbell, trustee rs
aforesaid, at the request OF the legal holder
OF said notes, will, In accordance with the
provisions OF said decd OF trust and tn pursu-
by said deed OF trust and by Virtue thereof on
SATURDAY. the Soth day OF DECEMBER,
1852, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock n. m. and
o'clock y. m. nt the front door OF the COURT
HOUSE In Canon city, Fremont county, Colo
RADIO, sell at public auction for cash In hand
to the highest and best bidder the premises
hcreiubcfore described or SO much thereof as
will he OF value sufficient TO satisfy the said
notes and interest and costs and charges as In
said deed OF trust provided
]. +. CAMPBELI., Trustee.
Canon City, Colorado, November -, lssa-
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap-
pointment, and hereditary prcdisposi-
tion-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclines it TO shed
prcmaturely. AYERS HAIR vIGoR will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
TO n rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired. 1t softcns and cloanses the
scalp, giving It healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandruir aud humors.
BY its use falling hair Is checked, and
a new growth will be produced in all
cases where the follicles nrc not de-
stroycd or tho gloa,ds decaycd Its
effects arc beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, on which few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
In its results, II Is Incompatible as
n dressing, and Is especially valued
for the son lustre and richness OF tone
Il imparts.
Ayers Ham viooR Ia colorless /;
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambric; yet
It lasts long on the hair, and keeps
Il fresh and vigorous, imparting an
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
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Sale of Unclaimed Propcr,y.

OFFICE OF ]. J, Phelps. Warehouse on Main
street. betwccn Third and Fourth, south
side. Canon city, Colorado.
The following described prorcrty, having
been LEFT at the storehouse OF baldwin 4
Phelps, and still remains unclaimed. will be
sold. RccordiuE TO law, for charges uf storage.
the lale to take y ace on December Id. 1852, at
the above etorehousc, unless called for by the
owners
one trunk, George Smi n
one trunk. William smith.
One box, T.. j. Palmer.
One box, j. l.. German.
One trunk. !. L. German.
One trunk, l.. II. King.
One trunk. A. r. Payson.
One trunk. E1sou Tomlison.
One trunk. name OF owner not known.
Also, few other articles the names OF the
owners OF which are not known.
~tet5s BALDWIN & pHELI'S.
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DR. z C wEsr-s SEsrE AND BRsrs TREATMENT a
specific HysreTfa Dizziness Copyuisio7s.
Fts, Nervous Neuralgia. Hoadsehe. Nervous ProstTa-
-5n cused by the of alcohol tobacco. wakefu-
nes aeHtsi Deprezsion Soften Of the Brain result
ing In insanity and leading to misery decay and death.
Preinare Old Age Rarrenness Loss Of Power IN eiher
Involuntary Losses and Sre-rnatorrhccn caused By
eIsrtion OF she brain self abuse
One box will recent Each box contains
months One dollar a box bo1es ffva
doars by mai prepaid receipt OF price We
antee six boxes to case With each orcer
ceiyed for six boxes accompanied with five dollars
will send the purchaser written 10 refund
money II treafnert does not effect Guarnn,ess
issued only bv J0H~ & co, DlrxxistS. Denyss
Col. Orders by mail at regular prices.
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L O. O. i

Canon City Lodge No. :. meet every
Tuesday night Al their hall. Main street.
between Fourth and Filth. Franz Sell, \.
c.; L. II. Dowper. V. G.; r.. a. johnson,
Soc'y: Il. Jeske. Treas
Grand Cahon Encampment No. Is. meets
first and third Fridays at Odd Fellows hall
Z. H. Do~ner, thiei; A. Waiter. Ii. p: K.
A. johnson. $ W.; Franz Sell. j. w; Chas
Z. Waldo, Scribe; Il, Jeske, Treas.
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Notice for Publication.
LAsp orrIer Al rurnlo. co,onAno. /,

LAND OFFICE AT fuFnio, CoLoNApo,(
November II, lSS2
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice OF his Intention
TO make finai proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof win be made before he
clerk OF tho District Court In and for the
county OF Fremont state OF Colorado. ut
CANON CITY, Colorado. on pECEMHER 10.
1881. vigs ISA AC z. BROWN, u. y. No. llS5,
Del Noite SET ie> Ter tho nj swt and swl ,,nw,.
OF section II, Up. ~ north. range ~ east N. Nj.
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his con tinuous residcnce upon, and cultiva.
tion OF, enid land viz: Seth g, Brown. X. c,
Nc, ,oy ]. G Be~dco and Charles Mccoy, II
Texas Creek. Colorado,
ss0,so MARK Il. BLUNT, Register.
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n Letter From Former Canonite.
GREESvuLE, CALIFORNIA, I
November 90. lsS2

III. T. Biaks:
find postof,ice order for subscription for the
REcoRD. Your paper rs welcome visitor
and publishes everything of interest We
are very much pleased with California and
expect TO make our home here, but if we
were going to leave we would rctrace our
steps to Canon. Hope 10 be able in the
future to say more in regard to this coun-
try, but just now am unable TO say much,
not having seen enough Of 1t.
We had not heard OF the death Of Mrs.
Cox and MIR. Hartwell until we saw il in
the RECORD. Very sorry, indeed, to hear il.
Hoping to hear from you, l am
Respectfully Yours,
X. ". TpRxEl-
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r1rer rRrsnyrKnIAN cuuncu.

fIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. j. w. Partridge, pastes.
Macon avenue, between ath and 9Th SITS,
Elders-John Mack, J. X. Brewster, A. /.
u. Cooper.
Services every Sunday at II a. m, aud :. 80
+. m.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenegs.
Sunday School at s.So p. m.
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KNIGHTS oF HONOR

Meet on first and third Tuesday nights at
Lodge room over Cumberla nd PRESBYTERIAN
church, T u. Palmer. H.; A. Walter. V.
D.; Robt. 5. Lewis, See'y; Geo. Podley,
Treas.
vP 10 yesrerdny evening there had beer
no new Developments, and the excitement
had been considerably abatcd The .Cliffits:
have informed the Rosita people that they
do not intend to attempt the removal o
tho county records by force. They arr
still closely watched, however, at Rosita
County Clerk. Alexander has opcned ar
Office at the Cliff, but Treasurer SarEen
still hangs out Rosita. The matter vii
doubtless be LEFT to the courts 10 settle.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chief Engineer j. II. Peabody.
Assistant Chief Engineer-R- s. Lewis
Rogers. Foreman.
F. A. Reynolds Hose Co., No. ANDREW
Irwin, Foreman.
Enterprise Hose Co., No. s--Anson Rudd,
Jr.,Foreman
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EPISCOPAL. (cHRIsr CHURcH.)
Rector-Rcv. ID. c. Patiee.
Corner of Macon Ave. and 5th street.
vestry-David Caird, s. w: Jno. u. Free
man j. w; Eugene Weston, Sec'y: Henry
Earl, Treas. Tkos. s. Wells.
Services sunday. II a. IN. and $50 p. m
Sunday School, s;S0 n. m.
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GRAND ARMY OF rHr Republic.

Greenwood Post No. 10 meet first and
third THURSDAYS IN hall neSt 10 post office
T. H. sawyer. Com; J. $. Logan. 5. V. c.;
j. l. Hyde. j. V. c.; II. Sartor, @; $ Il.
Baldwin. Surgeon; Rev. n. A. Chamber
lain. Chaplain; Il. F. RockaitIlow. Officer
OF the Day; E. Weston, Ofieei OF the Guard:
j. Hart, Adiutani; c. c. Rickard. Assistant
assat. A'gata"'i J. T. AshSy. ouar'erna'tes Ser
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For sale by all druggists.

allow do you manage said a lady TO a
friend, ito appear so heppy all the timer"
always have Parker's Ginger Tonic
handy was the reply, md thus keep MY
self and family In good health. When / am
well always ieei good-naturcd.' See other
column.
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THE PENITENTIARY.
OFFICEFS

OFFfCERs.
Comm ssioner-W. S. McCutrhcon Pres
Ident; ID. Ii. Nichols, Secretary; F. A .
TAYLOR.
Warden-W. B. Felton,
Deputy Wardeu-M. Dueber
Physician--Dr. j. W. Dawson
Book-heepcr-W F. Baker
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SOCIETIES..
A. O. II ~

Ancient Order United WaGxneu meet
every Monday at m. at haiit over Cum
berland Presbyterian church. Fred Band.
holt. p W; II. l.. SWEET. NJ. W J. T.
Edelin, f.; Geo. X. Sawyer, o.; =. McEier-
man, X IL. ID. Grsyestock, +. r.; wm j.
Anderson, q.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-16

r. II. Sawyer, d. u, Pastor.
Deacons-Saml Bradbury, j. J. Phelps,
G. o Baldwin.
Main Street, between Fourth and rith.
sabbath services nj IL a. m. and 80 y. m.
Sabbath school 10 II. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at $50 y. m.
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cuMpERLANp rREsnyrERIA,

Rev. W. W. NJ. Barber, Pastor.
Corner Macon Ave-, and Fifth street.
Eiders-lra IL. Lucas. Benz. Curtis, G. B.
Frazier, Geo. kelso.
Deacon-J. Minor.
Services Sunday, at II =. m. and $50 p.
m. sunday School, $3.50 a. IN.
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MkruopIsr ErlscorAL cHuRcn.

Rev. n. A. Chamberlain, Pastor.
Corner of Main and 9TH, streets.
Trustecs--E. T. Ailing, W. u. Fowler,
A. T Richardson. II. Sartor, ThoS. Prescott,
J. 5. BSwlby, s. r. Eerrier.
Services Sunday, IL =. IN. and 5:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings.
Sabbath school $50 p. IN.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-16

YOUNG cHRIsriANa' ASSOCIATIONS.
Meets every sabbath. AT 4 p. m., Al the
II. L. Church. All are lavitcd.
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NOTICE.

A LII. persons knowing themselves indebted
"A to mo win please call and settle with
George w. CiellAnd, NJ all account. arc Ion
with him for collection, tattf) n. sTOSE
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-16

To promote vigorous growth of the
hair use parkers Hair Balsam. II restores
the youthful color TO gray hair, removes
dandrufi. and cures itching OF the scalp.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-16

Renne,s Ncrvine will cure some cascs Of
Bore Throat in twenty minutes, by the
watch.
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cATrtoLr,

CATHOLIC.
Rev. Chas. NJ. Ferrari, pastor.
Main street. corner OF Ninth.
Services last Sunday in each month
sunday school every sunday at ) p. m.
Sunday school teachers-J. f. Edeun,
Mrs. J. f. Edelin,, Mrs. John NJ. Gilngan.
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Terms Expire
March Z, 1885
Jan. 1883
March 4, lSS3
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DIRECTORY.
U. 8. CONGRESS.

P. Hill. U. s. Senator
George M.Chilcott, US. Senator
Jas. b. Belford, Representative.
STATE OFFICERS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
DIED.,

august =. l--!. at his mo,hcr's ,csi
drhc", near Summrffitld C!lilpru, n.,
ISL, L., ". W. BARBER, aged 81 veal.
months and one dan,
MT h''hrr was horn in Claiborne parish
La March :, Isl. lie was mJrri,d .,
Nils" Mary, daughter of Rev. j. n,,,,
lie moved from Louisiana, III and l,.
cared at Richlanl, Arkau,'r,, and was en-.
gagged !" mercantile business al said Mac.
A. a merchant, he was upright and nprc.
'ndl IN b. transactions, 80 mucb =, 81,
ne hdd r"lrarrd himself io Ia, ,ustop,,.r.
A- csiil"n. MI. bHbtr had few canal.
ana no snprit"rs. HIS moral character
was n"quc,ti"uabl,, though never united
with any church, yet, in our private con.
Nr'sation. | gathered enough 10 a<,nr, IN.
that lie had full faith in God" which
VA" demonstrated fy his many yi.,u,.
h"id nr'"lAtr 10y hi, friends here.
II" always proved himself worthy. Ell.
ri"ni, aud faithful in every trust iuro..d
III MN as gentleman. When MIR. Bar.
hers death Was announced in RicbI,,,1
'ehniiinI cnl"grs vrre pronounced hv
many Of his friends, and strong men
n"nrnrd ltk" children. He had r,n. .,
Louisiana To visit his mother and I'M, ,
ZONE OF his youth, " hen the angel cam,
% summons him home. and to-day h..
'lcrps beside his father. 10 had gam, m,
'ri"r". He was a faithful husband and -
ana fdlhrg. Grici fills the heart Of b,,
lie and tw" little grls-Lclia and Lnul,
hd numerous friends 4 clond drrp and
'"s"' seems to rest npou his httle home.
ere. We feel SAD when We pass tb,.
tile home To see thu doors closed, and ALI
round seem IN sympathy with hi, b-r-i,
lt"' y" more on this earth shall We sr.
Tile Leila and Lnula run 10 meet thrjr
ina and good papa. No more shall We
ave our cr"quri game to dine with onr
trrmrd friend.
Well may Mrs. Barber mourn the lo>s oc
kind II companion. Well nav N, sb.d
ais cvcr 'hc grave Of aurh tu.tnnd +,