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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer,

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
pROPERTI SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF
THIRD AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
STORE AND DWELLING COMBINED
Under and by virtue of deed of trust bearing -
date September 24th, A. D; 1881, and duly re ILL.,
corded In Liber $50, folio g. ct seq., one Of the n
land records Of the District Of oolabia and p ths
dsreigned Trustees will, on MONDAY. AUGUST
TWENTY.FOURTH, 1885. at Blk O'CLOCK PM
in front of the premises sell al public auction all
certain piece and lot of land situate ia the city
of Washington District of Columbia known as and
being part Of lot one o. in square tive hundred and
east conner q said lot and running thence north
thence south TWENTY-FIVE 25l feet thence east sixty
I'VE 65 feet to the place OF beginning together with
the improvements thereon consisting of store, now
used as saloon, and dwelling house combined.
Terms Of sale: 81 600 cash the balance In two equal
instalimens In one q and two CD years with inter-
est secured by deed of trust the property solo,
or AL cash, at the option Of purchaser. An convey
anc1ng at purchasers cost deposit of 500 re-
Gnired at the time Of sale Terms to be compiled with
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES II. PARKER,
Office 41p and SITS. s.w,
RICHARD J. COLLINS
dulu-o0dS 46S + st. S.w.
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AUCTION SALES.


9 BENsINGER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL. SELL
M W. 11n street ON SATURDAY AUGUST
s dorsm time o. Hnrsdesmed pledgea conssting Of
hunting cases; Gold Chains and Neckiaces cod Nv
Tlnss. Pms: Bracelets Crosses plain and set Rings
Lockets buttons, solid silver and Plated Ware MIR
rors, Carpets Rugs. Blankets, Cutlery Vases Booka
S Srpenters Tools, Cloth and sink Patterns. Ladies
Goats, Circulars and Dolmans Gents Coata Pants md
Vests; Dresses. Overcoats listers, Guns Revolvors
CLOCKS Bibles, Musical Instruments Abuma
thrleS holding tickets Will please take notice.
auIS-4t 81. COHEN, 1907 7th &.
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RAILROADS.
W sAhAaS~'H IAKR ar,nox AND

l. LAKE GEORGE AND
CArSK1LL MOCNrAlS4
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PAkLoR CAR LpNH
Trains on New York. West shore and BunAae HAi-
sy. ssr, w. s,s sss.s q Aed:Ss ~:
SARATOGA SPECIAL, $50 An. arrive eArasn0n
fasy9R pm: Caldwell. L1ke oeorvs, 40 mi Mcntrcnk
lOsso pm. Elegant Pullman Buffs cAS % eAroeD
- meme 70 Montreal fennsyivania RAilrood -
ss rSsssiins'1 %o 52f IN g sS eco .
LAO pm rarior Oars fennsyivSnia hsiiros1
DAY EMPRESS e3o M, Arrive Albany 49,
Be- sso Ys ssss s% S.e. f ESSs nj f.
,SSARATOGA AND CATsKIfL MoVNTA N ~
XIII BIO pm brand Hoisi $40 pm, ssreioss
S5O pm, Lake George . pm Psfiof can Los0
Sfaocn and New York 70 Saratoga end lake 0Soya.
fsnnClvena RAilrosd train iesvo PhilAAsAph1e
,sARATOaA AND cATsKrLI, MOUNTAIN LIN.
TIED, $40 pm, arrive II Hotel Kaaterskm 80 p
m, Grand III otel $50 PM, Saratoga clio pm, Mon
ueai M, with parlor CARS 20 Catskt Mountain ana
sAratosA Buffet parior cAn leave wsshinGsoa -
rennsyivsna Railroad train at $50 An for narasola;
eeepers thence to Montreal Ask for single or rcdbd
trip tickets BY West shore Route, and avoid long sraa
Ter through New York city. Apply 70 city OF dspSl
agents Of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete -
tables, tickets and parlor car charA
farior Cor chairs from 1crsey CITY 0eafcn rosspYuo
Company. pennsy Rsiircsd Ssstion Jsrssy o.
New jersey. HENRY MoNErT.
vls4s,s Re. go ssissocsxExAf..&E
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
cHuRcHrs HERE AND ELSEWHERE

m. ,..,,r+erv Of Washington city has 81
churches. 81 ministers, candidates. ncenl'
ates and 6,OO4 children In the sunny az iaruast
The New York Avenue cnurcn LAS VIC -es'
number Of Communicates. r,.a
The lutheran Joint Synod Mission Board
has under its care seventeen missionaries.
Rev. w. A. Caldwell, Of the last class az
Union Seminary, has located at DaVioson UT
lege, N. O.
The Rev F. ]. Brooke, pastor Of the church
at Clarksburs, W. Va, has been called !" 'ne
church at Waynesboro, va
The Catholic school which viii open q,
Ieonardtown, st. Mary's county, shorty, VIII
be under the charge of the Sisters OF Nazafe'ii'
The Reformed Episcopal church mas oen
bishops, 1O3 presbyters and deacons, a, 70 ~
communicants, and church properly Vaiue" "'
$1,O21, 569.
AT Chautauoua meeting in Ocean Grove
recently DR.. Vincent stated that there are at
present $40 Japanese young people studying
IN the Chautauqua course.
The foundation of the new Methodist Epis-
copal church at Ellicott City is nearly ready iol
the frame superstructure. Inc corneA-S'"o
VIII be laid September IL.
Rev. g. w. Thompson, who is unoer al-
potntment for the Brazilian Presbyterian MIS-
sion. is preaching for the summer at Waveriy
and the Hermitage, Tenn.
Mr.. ]. D. Durkees, of Phoenix, Mo-, an elder
in the Ashland Presbyterian church, died re-
SCuuy, 80Q was DuIleu ~ tuC OAu o>>SSA~
church, near Harrisburg, Pa.
Rev. A. 8. Voigt. Of New Hampshire, mas
been elected professor of modern languages In
Newberry college. S. c., and teacher In the
theological department.
The vestry Of Christ P. e. church, In East
Washington, is about to remodel and enlarge
the Sunday school room by adding thereto q
$4,000
Rev. Mr.. Hartzell, formerly pastor OF the
Harmony church, Baltimore, has received an
unanimous call to the church at Worthington,
MINI. Worthington was started some years
since by temperance colony from Ohio
The Rev. Theodore Reed, who resigned the
rectorship of Holy Innocents P. E. church,
Baltimore, has accepted a call TO the rectorship
OF King and Queens parish, st. Mary y county,
and assumed charge of his new parish.
The Lutheran doctrine is preached In this
country in German, English, Swedish, Norwe-
gian, Danish, Icelandic, Finnish, Bohemian,
French, Siberian Tor Serbian(, Slovakian TOR
Hungarian), and the Indian dialects.
Rev. DR.. Chauncey B. Brewster. Of Detroit,
who was at one time spoken of as the successor of
Bishop Paret as rector of the Epiphany church,
has accepted q call to the rectOrship OF Grace
=. +. church, Baltimore, to succeed the late
Rev. DR.. George Leeds.
The new. Whitfield NJ. E. church, near
Lanham's station, about ten miles out on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad will he q neat
frame structure, 25 by 81 feet with an annex,
IL by 10, in Gothic style, the peak OF the roof
being % feet. 1t will cost about 81 ,OOO The
present building was erected in 1852.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE NEW BRICK
STABLES, TWENTY HORSES AND MULES
DAYTON WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES
STAGES. SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS
&c, BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
WELIrkNOWN LIVERY STABLE NO. 1866
CONGRESS (OR THIRTY-FIRST) STREET
NEAR BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN,D
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TWENTY-SIXTH,
1885. COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ on
the above premises, will sell the above t',''Hng and
stock The property fronts 40 feet on ca. .es street
by depth OF q feet and is improved by two
story brick stable and carriage house with all modern
conveniences 1t Is of the best locations in the
District for this business and is an opportunit but
and we name in part One large black coupe horse
KIND ana gentle three heavy draught horses twelve
good young work horses, four fine sound draught
mules. three Dayton wagons, three buggies. two new
stages one twO-sea carriage four Of double har-
ness eight sets OF single harness, three saddles and
brides. blankets, whips dc. &c, &c All vehicles
harness. &c are nearly new; the sale is without re.
serve and should command the attention of buyers
The brick stable and lot (42x73) VIII be promptly
sold at II o'clock.
Terms; On stock all cash on day Of sale. On build.
Ing: one-third cash: balance In one and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust ON the
property Sold deposit of 800 will be required on
day of sale.
aul1-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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OHIO AND WESTERN ran.
w ROAD,

nom and Arrive Il 9th and streets Depot e nloww
Leave Washington q m. and l:86 an. daily Ar
rive at Belmont Park 1851 am. and 0.36 pm: fess-
bprg l0l am and $50 m, arrive q Round Ain st
Hill 6O3 q N and 500 pm; psss Lee burg 6,l2 am.
and SA6 pm; Belmont Park 6a6l am and S66
pm.
Special excursion rstes and Sunday trains 20 BEr,
MONT PARK Monthly and Commutation Rae n
al pointA q. NJ. BROPHl,
- superintendent AlaxandriA
Passenger Agent,
6O7 Penn ave. WashfnRton Via
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BOOKS. DO.

SPEcIA. LOT OF BOOTS SLIGHTLY DAN
sss ssd fSs az p 49, fos
: ;s;' s s
lBeqx. Foa Sys.za RI,s..Esa. -.
By Mis- 4. i 'Brs1den: Only 8 .Wo@sa, "a M &
En B.,daon Mount e 5eysa ~ 49, y 1sssasp
for Ring. BY aas & g bcis nor S.sxsss ~
a ISsss, saincF g Der, S.sS E' s 5saE
81 So TsdsIss ga ga psssi, 10
.u,s si s0 s1s 81 & 5f 4ss .;..s; / ~
q ksNERAL oRAMTs sEcoNR PAPkR ~ THE
pear In the a:p.smbsr nussser. TIE dsasai - IS.
- l IS M be and we ase Srdsn DOW
order At once. Price. 81 cent?
snl6-l6ss Pe.n.yivaais svs.. corss iisa 4.
N ~ fns xfnescss e cap. How 4 ~s.WcS ~ shs
y.chs Ams,te. II 1851: and nas been anss dassssd
:s; q; M & : 80: 3 49, .,
s :ssv' Ezs.s s.s:' g; .'s ss
'crioed by the seaiHses; .As.Anryr,. .or
SyHxEn Booxs
5S$::: ss: r. ;::sz s.s,':s
.., &C: FVasn1,. Ii ssssss: 3: s.:;:.
~ wHTAKKRS
llo6 PennU1vsnia ayoanA
And secure one Of thoo neat small stoas hees1n a
INK and box Of 90 pound PAYER and xNvErr
oPEs. which he is making specially Of selling for
Is cents
A new invoice tust received. iy1A
j UsT PUsInHEn
sShoulei's History Of the q. g., vol 8
History Of the People 9th q. g.; McAaeter. vol z
history Of RUSSIA, by Nambaud. 8 VIOLA
General Gordon's Journals q Khartoum
Lie and Letters Of General Upton.
Inc congo: BY u. d. Stanley.
Naturalist's Wandsrines In the Enstssa Archi.
pelagO; by Forbes.
Lite of Frank Bucklsnd.
Matilda, Princess of ENGLAND.
MAIDEN All Forl0rn; by the Duche1.
Darwin.
The Buddhist Catechism
Agent Tor Jno. B. Aldens PubNcA1ioua
w. h MORRISON,
ty3 ATS PsnnGyivania ava
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rHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

FTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
fHE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH An
sOUTHwEsT.
Schedule IN effect July 8. 1855
700 A M.-LNNCHBUR0 NAIL. daily, excope -
day, 70 local stations, connecting Ct lynchnaI ~
Richmond and Allegheny and Norfolk and W610d
HIS A. KNEW ORLEANS FAST NAL Hn0y.
making close connecticut south end ooufkVGt
DAILY, except sunday, with G. and o. Railway (uD
man Sleeping Buffet cars nom NeW York md 49,
tngton, 70 Atlanta Pullman eleeping onsS ~
Washington 20 New Orleans without chanG0 G -
Pullman Parior Oars from washangsoo - W.
sA5 r M1LotisvIIIE FAST LINE DsslR ~
Charlottsvtlle 70 Cincinnati. Louisville end IL w.
srn Points. Pullman Sleeping ora waaA1n0eoo -
1910 ?. M.-soUTHERN HArL AND Kxr8un
Daily 70 ali points, eouth and eoufhwe0 VI D.
Vile and Charlotte. Pullman eieepine onGS r.
Washington to Atlanta, MonogomGy an4 oQlmA
farlor cars Montgomery 10 Nor oFisa1A ILL.,
sleepers nom Washington va ohafiees0 - OH
bia 10 Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave washinesm oAdS =
wsrrenton Treins leave Washington . 70o& q,
daily, except Sunday, las Am and 6s16 An. ~
Trains arrive IN Washington 500 ~, eogsAaa
EXP aIRr sS daily s;AS an ssssScvg - f.aZ =
SEP sunday; S;lS R%. Nsy Qrisem IsR AaA aAoA
For tickets and information Inquire q ouOpoay'U
Qfhcs, COZ Pennxylvania avennA Traa3 l6avS 666
B. aud p. Station.
n SLAUGHTER, n MAoDA6IEk
Gen. Pass Agent A901A
N6 SOL HAA0. TfnMo M0nSl0r.
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~ BENSINGER, Auctioneer,
D. Horse and Carriage Bazaar. $40 La. ave.
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES
WAGON, HARNESS &c, &C. EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN
INGS AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF
WEATHER.
pose Of will and ths the best method. We have con-
stant hand at private sale large and well assert
&c. iy20-inl
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Aucnoneer.

THE IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS eos
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
yin be sold Ct public auction. without reserve, On
MONDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH, 1885, at TEN
OCLOCK A. NJ. and win continue daily until the
stock has been disposed Of
The stock consists Of Silks, satins velvets fine
CEhmeres and Dress Goods Of the latest and most de
Linen Goods Of ell kinds, ane Hosiery, Oorssfs,
GaSyss. Emorcideries Isces vrdsrwear; H.asols
Sateens. Ginghams, Flannels, Cassimeres and domes
tics generally, CoIaforts and Blankets, Emoroidered
Grapes and other articles usually found In hrsclass
Dry Goods Store. Ladies' are specially invited 70 ct
tend this sale, - the goods have been carefully
selected for best city tradO and will b sold TO the
highest bidder for cash.
The trade invited to attend a. tbs goods Will be
offered in lots to suit win sell at private sale aer
the auctions, at q sacrifice
au21-5t* M. FOLEY. Auct,
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An exchange has an article haaded aClaye.
land SUI Catching Itp We have not read the
arucie, put 1t u presumable that II he does he
sfass On nh naat-Bingh0mto Republican,.
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ORLEANS FAST LINE

TINE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
saEHAHDoAH VALLEY souTHxRN srn0Ak
Tss Nv Hosss 3 s6s I sosss sa zi sssssMS
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6s6j sseansa s; hsISsFsSSeSxs.
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STEAMERS,

GNERAL TRANsATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ 01TwEEN new YoR1 AID HAvRE
ComQanye paer, No. ~ North River, FOOT OF Morton
0etoet, New York
Ame93que, 6anteln, Wednesday Aug "a $50 Am.
LAheaAoe, Pisisr d. anteFine, WEDNESDAY, sept Q,
Am.
Normandie. Ffa1eeul, wednesday, Sept 16, IL am.
Checks PAYABLE on sight IN amounts 70 suit on the
HAN, A0ent No 8 Rowling Green, New York.
- 6El4k d Co, Agents 1or the District Of
onl0 Washington, d. G.
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SPECIALTIES.

T ONDON GRADUATE, FORTY YEARS EXPE.
riehce IN europe and America, invites those afflic-
i 1ss @.n fatarrh Rhenmatlsm Dyspepsia Especial
Hours 10 pm. Dr. FLYNN, zoe New Jersey
ave. NV. au222t*
NE AND NINE. SELDEN, 800 MISSOURI AVE.
Treatment for ladies; over thirty yeersex-
cnargeS reasonable and consultation fee correspor.
0e0ce SrlctIy confidential call or write office alWayn
OPEN Madame Selden visits ladies any distance 2S,3Ws
PILES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Erecu treatment, without the use Of knife, caustic
OF on8AtLe. Cure guaranteed Can be consulted at
20 ON 81 NV. nom To q pm. ap25ms
MME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
1x1L1EE All business confidential. Ladies' and gen.
9th streets northwest. my0i6ws
nR ROBERTSON. THE OLD ESTABLISHED
Hd Speciast rom Baltimore, can be consulted every
d IN, cE,nhdentialy by gentlemen and ladies who
neeH seltN ADVICE and services Special attention
% al o1seases Of women: Over twenty years expert
ence MAIN Office 80 N. Liberty st., Baltimore Nd
Dh ~ ": y PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS, Mag.
- neSc Healer: Wonderful Cures by laying on Of
hands; Nervous and Chronic Diseases specially WIN
mh26-22ws - - Nv
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|NU0A1D LINZ
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
TIL WIZARD 6TEAMSHlP COMPANY. NV
FED, HETWEEN NEW rQRx AEp tIXER-
Ta6H PIER q. b. 4. NfW YORK.
fs.ssi1...sss. 1ss: 81 H ssUs1z-sss, ss5s y y
sE1vIA......-sat. 6ep3. 6IeKayIA---- .eass Oh
GALL. Sat, Sopk 12jGAIIx.A Sat. Oct 10
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF 1A66AGE-Cahfn-o0o. $50 and 800
ocoucolng 70 accommodation.
eteesa6e g ye1y low rateA eteerage tickets from
14yssycol I'D oneenseoWn and Ill Other nar0 a m
42fensS 6lis a iadsn sivsa sbe Bs,a.ss, oaaseou,
and N Nedhsffans1n porf
foe 4ssght and pasaaEs apply e the Company'e
So g oT@ bIGaoW I Co, So6 III sFss1
vzsds .; e.ox3E. s 3 ~, ss. ~ 30.
o115 0o6 7lA agssA WAn1nQ9Qg
1S0 1o1r0M. Wa F10vmKNCR 3 - .
0ExAp. GHoRr AID ATTRACTIVE 10gfH
10 DpoeoA 0oODoeS 6ex!og1nuo R1R - A15oDue
r.s,~, ,s,u,ur 80 sEsss - erasSGn66bs-
49, = JoI16k ~ - 11gsNlno -
01ooRSu DeGuhire ed jobs 11p11n4-
10 pr0vtoenpe, la3s eoon1 ~ ~. ss-oot
XpQg1Qn, aYrgSt1epea -; - ~ =.
3 :s q - ~.e - q f.ss
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DRY GOODS.

For other Auctions See 9Th Page.
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MT VERNON Mt VERNON
STEAMER W. ". ooRcoRAN
Lave 7thStfeee wharf daily (oxcepe sunday foe
NJ Vernon 6 10 O'Clock q N: rofnfninG rsecha
Wa.esn0eon ahout $50 p N.
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AAVO kco0VJvS0W 8vU002
And secure one Of thoD neat small seone boet1eo a
INK and box Of 90 pound PAIER and KNvEL
oPEs. which he Is making aoscialty Of selling iol
Is cents
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SUMMER BOOKS
tavo or Commercial LAnen R1pe1agiO ~ 6A00eo IN
- Envelopes fur . quarter.
.u, &C. rUHsn1, III HsssSf s es;;<
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will do well to locate in Sharon"
After that, Doctor George thought he would
really hare 10 seek a new field OF labor and in
deepest dependency he feared that he had per-
haps relied too much on the promise that had
SO long encouraged and consoed him.
But he read another promise, solemn and
sweet, 10 his troubled heart:
u will not fail thee nor forsake thee"
1t VIII all come right in the end he said.
but the end seemed so lar away.
He would be only ''old Joe Hixson's son. 10
these people all the days OF his lite There was
no end 10 that shame and sorrow. The sins of a
drunken and depraved father were visited upon
the head OF a son who was deserving of the
them into the beauty and glory of pure and
noble manhood.
Through shame and sorrow, discouragement
and poverty, he had struggled up TO a higher
and a better life, and yet the good people OF
sharon daily made him look back ward 10 the
Lfe ne had left. And no friendly hand was
stretched forth 70 help him onward.
1t Is really surprising to see the assurance
old Joe Hixson's SON displays" said Mrs. Col
SIuuIllss, tne wetithlest woman IN Sharon
with has antecedents 10 set himself here fol
our physician
How many of us can look back through the
ages To ancestors in whom there was no guile
and from whom we need not blush?
During six months DIR. George had but two
parents: one of them was a boy who had cut
DIS nilser batly, and the other was "A child will
the collie. He had not, however wasted hi,
time lie had studied and learned much.
NO CIV T., orgn., oossrsi ing young fellow, ano
the bright letters and sketches they read in Ger
tam eastern papers were written by '.old Jos
hlxsons SON." He had signed Alexis to ali
ne h;to written, and had been able to meet hi,
small expenses with the money he had received
for his work.
But he had not spent four years str;dvins
medicine to finally become a newspaper re
porter. -
At last he made up his mind TO 90 ont west
Hope had died out in his heart The people q
sharon were determined to ignore him II,
could not succeed there. But there was ma
young mans Mecca-the boundless west Per
haps the fates would be less cruel To MIN there
He need not be "old Joe Hixson's son" amons
strangers. But there were those precious prom
fsesi
"They win be fulfilled yet, In the Lords owl
time and place." he said, cheerfully All,
probably means that shall 20 away from her,
to something better than I have dared hop,
for"
Soon he made ready TO 90. The home of hi
childhood was dear to him. and he was fond O
familiar faces, even ii they were not AWAY
kindly. He had always felt timid about goin,
among total strangers. But his poor littl
trunk was packed, and he had gone arount
saying goodbye To the few friends who caret
To say good bood-bye to him. He INTENDED
going on Tuesday.
On Monday afternoon little tow-h headed DO,
met him on the street.
''Say, you. Doctor George" he said my m,
wants you I. come up to our house and see
there's any hi ~ the matter OF our Tommy
cause IL there - ma wants 20 send for Docto
Graves"
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The domicle of said corporation shall be in
the city Of nonaldsonville, il the State of Lou
isiana. Citation and all legal proceedings shall
be served on the President of said corporation
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Al, the corporate power Of this corporatio2
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Died.

CCOK-In tn parish of Ascension, La, on
Saturday, Septuber u. 1895. at s:15 A. NJ. M y,
RIA FAkLER. we Of Henry Cook, ST., aged AZ
years and IL das. a native of Baden, Germany,
and q resident Ascension parish n years.
New Orleans Tines Democrat and German
Gazette please opy.
This much respected lady had been i'll poor
health for abou two years, but was Frustrated
only eight day by the attack that ended her
life thls mornag. Few of the members and
friends of the flnlly were aware of her danger
Gus condition . to her last moments, hence the
news Of her deliEe proved a shock to the com
munity and entted a general sentiment OF sym
pathy with Unexpected husband and sons go
suddenly affiic,d by the loss of wife and
mother whose manifold virtues won her the re-
gard and respect of all who knew her. Mrs.
Cook came to .nlerica IN the fall OF 1851, and
seven years afterwards was married to our well
known fellow itizen, Henry Cook, ST., in the
city Of New Cleans. Two months after their
marriage they noved to this parish and settled
in the Smoke end neiehborhood, where they
continued to ride for twenty-seven years. rear
.:Is fa,iaily o.three staiwart sons Henry, Jr.,
Thomas w.. mi Charles Cook, all now grown
70 mars estatt and the I've El:s: named E,ar-
rie1 and each ne father Of l. child. fourth
son was borl!n Mr.. arr! Mrs. Cook. but died
when only thre days old. From an humble be-
ginning this wrthy couple earned q comforta-
BILE comretenS by the exercise OF industry and
frusality, ant their home is one of the finest
properties in .noke Bend settlement,
The funera took place this afternoon aid
was largely ;tended notwithstanding the IN
clement weatkr. The remains were laid to rest
III the Protesant cemetery, and large con-
course Of s, irving relatives and friends gath
cred about thdomb in drizzling rain to wit
ness the sad cremony. Services at the Eplsco-
pal church al the einetery were conesaetea by
lev. i. S Stust. To tn afflicted husband and
sons we e1ten The deepest sympath.es OF the
CHEF ia the. heavy loss ard trust that tre
healing hand time viii soon temper the g:ief
which nov seas to them Amos. il3onsolah,e.
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Last Wednesday evening at six O'Clock.
Mrs. Schmidt, resident of Bayou Goula,
the residence of her father, Mr.. Henry
Buquoi, on Mississippi street. Mrs.
Schmidt was visiting her fathers family at
the time of her last sickness. She left a
devoted husband and two loving children.
To her bereaved family we extend our heart
felt sympathy.
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Judge Jane D. Augustin of St John,
one Of the mos prominent legal prectition-
ers Of the Twe.ty sixth judicial District,
visi!ey DonaldDnville this week on inpor-
tant law businss, and took occasion to pay
his respects to he CHIEF.