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New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILA ADEIpHIA, IN
NEW.Y0Rk.


NEW.Y0Rk.
Express trains leave New-Yok Desbrosses and
landt Ferries. as follows:
C2O 7:2O and 10 Linited). H. lilo A. m l. 800
34a A. 4:4O. g. 67 and and ght. ~undayA Gl5
80 Linted) and 10 a. 4. q, z, and D. M and ~
night Emly alt and sec md class 7:OO p. m.
Trains leaving New-York daily except Sunday. G:20
$50 and llloa m, 1, 2 a. 4:A0 and p connect at
gsuTine tians leave Broad Street station PHILADELPHIA
1901 Sli 529 400 ASS except Monday. $50. 75os20
$50 IL and 1i:l5 a. Limited Express 1880 and $50
ny l. 3 4 g. o, $50, 7i0 7:i5 and rs D sunday
12Ol $40 $40, 100 4;35 $50 t5:2O lJmIte ESQ
TAO and 7A5 pm. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50
m. daily. except sunday.
Ticket ofhees: s49 435 and 9i4 broadway / Astor
Mouse foot OF Desbrosses and COrtaRdt Court
and Brooklyn Annex o. Fuiton.st, Brooklyn
Buseis Hotel Hob0ken: stat jersey City Enigraut
Ticket Office, No. Banery Fiace and Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggags fTom hofels ami residences.
CHARLES r. PUGH, J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General PasSr Agent.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after Jan. u, 1885.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork via DesbroSes aud Corandt street
Ferries follows;
Harrisburg. Pitsburz the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, am q anu y daily. New
YORK and CHICAGO Limited OF PTlo Dining, Smoking and
Sleeping Cars Al q a IN. every day.
Williams DOrt Lock haven q. m. Cory and Erie
at m connecting at Cory fOr Tiiusyille Petroleum
Centre and the OIL Regions
BALTIMORE washington and the SOuth Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday 10
arrive Washington 4:l5 y. Regular at 62O. 500
and $50 m. /. $40 and D. IL night SUNDAY.
6:lJ al in. D. IN. and ~ night
For Atlantic city except sunday Loop m
fcr MAY. except unday. il 1910 a.
Long Branch, uead Junction, and intermedtsto sta
hons via Railway and AmbOy. II noon. $50, p
On sunday, and do EOt siOp al A5Dufy Park
Boats brooklyn connect with al through trains ct
JerseyEy. aaoTding SPECIFY and direct transfer Tor
rrns arrive: From Pittsburg $50 and 1l2o w. 1880 and
1870 d. daily and 700 daily except Monday. From
Washington and baltimore $50 Gao m 20 8:4O 80
b:3u $40 and 1905 D. sunday G:35 GAO q 1000
D. M Fron 3atuere 800 p m: Prom Philadelphia 300
5:50. ESQ., Gao 700 except Monday 9u $50, 1910
llSO m l20 co. 30 3:jO, $3.50, 600 100 7:30 800
900 1920 p: n and 1920 night. Sunday 3.jO
6:I0 f:25 6iO 70j 1885 62O, 1885, 92O 1905 and
m
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
AID the sast All ran from Grind CsGtrs e.o,
Thre express trains dahy 'nat.- cf, ptei 70
NJ p N (rsror attached isaa L. ptua Nihseepns
palacecars). sundays at III y M twth cas
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Ba,iuss Bankd.
TIE sEAMEx's BANK FOR sAvNos,(

TIE SEAMEx's BANK FoR SAvINGs,l
"a AID 10 wAII~sT. )
TV'HE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
be paid 10 deposors entitled thereto under ysvs
ana 10 dance with the Savings Bank laws for tIs six
months ending 81 st ultimo follows
On accounts not exceeding Thousand Dollars the
rate OF Foul PER CENT per
on accounts larger than One Thousand Dollars but not
cee rs THREE Thousand Dollars the Of THREE PER
CENT per snnum.
On cunts rger than Three Thousand Dollars at the rate
1.-TWO PER CENT per annum. paysbe and after Mon
DAY, iytb instant WILLIAM H. MACY, President.
HENRY p. MARSHALL Csshier
NBwYoRH Jan g. 1895.
NTH NATIONAL BAyK
ERw-YoRK. Jan. l3. 1881
A L THE ANNUAL ELECTION, held this
- day the following gentlemen elected drsc
to 0l this balk for the ensuing year:
gQHS 9 SkkBLE, GARDNER IT, COLBY, JOHN 7.
HlLI. CHARLES IA. FIELD, G. HENRY GARDEN,
HoWAE0 MEYER, HIRAM II. MARIO, ALBEIT c.
: Alta subsequent meeting Of the Board Mt John T. Hn
was unauinousy reelected President Gardner Il.
Colby wss unanimously reelected Vice resident.
ii. IL. MARIO. Cashicf.
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Tlisfell

4 WHOLESALE DEALER in whiskey wants
N aaensy Tor cigar mandatory Address
a. -. Post obce Bo1 800 NanAion. d. y
NNIGS, ,TOUPEES.-Ilighest award at Pans
w Exposition. 1873. LOUIS kAuCHfus -,
a. East 2h-st- New.I0rk
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G!eelion Nolite.

rI1UE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW
YORK January l8 lS,j-At The snAuql meeting - the
so holders held this cay iht fowiuf named Directors
unauiWousiy chosen Tor the ensuing Nrn
OLIVER UOfT ~ GEN htbl.1
PlgfR HAYDEN. WILLIAM 81. BkEEDEN.
EpFDTfIIf' POTTS BAKTOW ". VA NOOHHIS,
AUTDI-E IFAltY, JOSEPH T. a OK.
Y NTNFORU MOORE. JUSTTS J.. III Likely,
FRA%t Is II. IEGGEIf, GEORGE =. HAkl,
STUNVEsANT Fl.H y. KELLOGG MHIGHE
GEOPEF H. POTTS.
And for Inspect rs Oi Election:
WILSON @. HUNT ELIAS : HIGGINS,
JOHN Il. CORN BID.
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Sindnrinl
EyrIgg CITY FIRE Insurance ConrASr.
166 BROADWAY.
Nrw.yoRE January I'd, 1855.

I
= EEw.YoRK, January 20, tSoe
AT A MEETING of the Board OK DlIectOrs,
n he'd this day, LfNDLEY MURRAY. Jh2 WAS unsia'
mousiy elected president OF tins company and pAFAD
EURfIs was appointed secretary. .,. s.....~-
DAVID j. BChiln. ooo'oe.,.-
J1RFFLAND, JOCUISTITA, BASSICK ard
ONTARIO STOCKS bought and sold AdvtDces no
gotiafed w. BRENTON WELLINd 10 - W Man-ss
OFFICE OF rHg FoKrY- -sucosD sTKxET MAxnATrM)
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE RAILWAY tVhrSnS.t(
NOTICE is hereby given that an electlOn M 0a
fbe p rectos of the street
and ST Nicholas Railway Company VIII De heu ~ .n,
Company No. 20 Nlsseust In the lily oa
York Thursi>y January l3 ls eetween ho a. .sc.
~ D. pursuance OF the proyisons OF ,no
ond Of the BYLAWS Of the Company OF Sheh S''"
Annual Election for Directors sbe bc held On tho
be NV resolution of Board OF Directors noce
OF which sal published two preceding ne shi
election In OF the dly ncyspnpefso o the Wy
New.York Al the time end place three insPsch'o
OF rom any caus IN fe foaru %.
spetor Te shall be hed by the Boafn oi
Directors tho President o. the company rr s.crcarv
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the PROMON.,-,
i TORY CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPAE1 VII
held their oce No So broadway Tuesday January ID
1885. --------------
YousGsTowg. % Dec. IL, 1854,
FNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhoiu-
tion held a. the odee the company IN
the City Of gstoan Ohio, On lussay Janu1Iy ~
n. McCUBpY, Secretary
NVAN1ED.-Land in Nebraska, Iowa or
w Minnesota in eIcnange for valuable property. - -
J NJ. DUNCAN, WARSAW, N y.
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Gorartnerhip Notices.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Motto, Is hereby given that the partnership lately subss
Ing between Romaine Van Ripper and Peter j. kpp. dag
business under the firm OF Tho New York Chair Cor a
No NestfySf. New-York City dissolved tho 28th
Gay OF august last BY mutual consent and all debts Ing to
the SAID partnership be received by said RomaLe
Van Riper and all demands against said NewYork Char
Ripper.
RoMAINE VAN RIPER.
u
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uiNtcr Resorts.

fUiYtcr Resorts.
AIKEN, s. &.
The popular WINTER RESORT Tho summit OF the
Pihey, sand Hi OF south Carolina Tho Dbl AsI
CLIMATE east Of the Rocky Mountains.
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL
Omen November 10 June Send for Illustrated Pamphlet
Address Is. y. CHATIIELD. Proprietor.
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NEW-Y AN
stations In New-York

81.
NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
i,sou, ~ in sewrors 81 and @ s''
IFayS Fsr soua xnSoy va M
as lso mn % Via 0 f.Gn so RR asU 100 ssS 5oo % m Sundays
for m MataWan DC, via Phil 4 Reading RR, 4so slS
ll:oo M l'SS 4;0T ssNa 40 o S9o Sto M 5o5p M
s1Ss1ss FSr RED Bank va penn 600 p sso 100
RE- RE- ss?ai! NJ sas
Beach, SPRING Lake Sea- GiTt Point Pleasant &C. pla
essss nSSsy am aSs S
I ys GR 81 500 % ieSe @ Or S sSD
Tor Frseho @ Via and Rsadus RR sS 90
400 For Lasewood Toms R.sT and n, BARGE Foe
ss om, " hy:s va sh F:an at AZ RR Sis
BGidseton Atlantic City &c. Pha Reading RR l;5O
e z qsTcqGE s sa O. r. ToSR e az
fNEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
alxEh sln. M .sSs
$500 Rochester and Monte al Express through draw
$40 m. Fast Limited Chicago ard Louis Express
s s1s ssr stsaDns f ~ G ceTeaSG ami sdo
arriving At Chicago lelo m and St. Louis 7;2o m next
Chicago EIprsss % car, to anin: ;1r
tia rn westera NewYork and Northern Express with
$50 p m, ASany Troy and Utica Express through
"a D N, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
.s6 St. Louis EXpress with seSpnzcar Tor niagara
jgsis BassS CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit and 81 lous
CAS- Exprest with setpngcars 10 syracuse and 10
Auburn road and to Saratoga; also to Montreal ,.
Pacific Express With sleepin cars for Hoeheste
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Tolede, Detroit chicago
II n m Night Express with sleepin TO Albany and
TROY Connects with the morning for tho West aud
for North except saturday Dightl
tickets on sale ct Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Ore 252 425 rolway. and at Nestcolts Excrese
Dcss Park place and 7S5 and s42 broadway NewYork
hnd 333 Washington and 3O Fulton sis Brooklyn ad 10
Icurthst, Williamsburg - - =,
drawing end sleeping cars con DO
procured any OF the ticket oces in NewtorK Cy a1 II
t33 Xashingt0n.st.. Brooklyn.
Ba-gage called for and checked from residence
.Thesc trains run daily Al Others daiy exec 4 sunday
~ TctirdsIY C. h. MEEKER.
:ene-al Si,Deriufendept General PASSENGER Agent.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice hereby given that the partnership existing be-
tween e. A. Hawkins md %. kbs bus.a
der TIE Drm name q G. A. Hawkins Bro dtss ycd
January 1882 by RRusl nt szd continue
In tie name OF Y. A Hawkins. G. A. HAWKINS,
@. f.. HAWKINS.
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y. X. STEVENSON a co,

-A.-FOR SALE.-Elcgant new houses
"a corner Glh-st Aad Madsonase, II ~ 81 feet whe
y i.aht and sunny. -,
NO 10 EAST COST sT-faH alxs vorT choice house and
lot
Particulars Of watsman prsmses application TO
owurt. CHARLES ~ IN & co.
ArriltsetS. II 6aTAfal
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Drooklnn propsrip for Sale ar> % Lei
oonntrp proptrtp for Sale an> Go fst

DANKS BROKEN STOCKS TUMBLEDI
ID THE ONLY SAFE INVES IMENf, real estate 4OO
acres and coal iOr sole Railroad runs through
H. Hare chance. DIR 4. r. LlNENGOOD FIX LICK, fehh
EOR SALE LOW W.--Elcgant residences, Rich
j niond mn L. L. 2p minutes from CITY of Now.N ork.
Also Brooklyn Prospect PARK Also os on shave
arTOst hlso farms ana country seats III Ne"
FIELDER. 81 LIberty-st, N. T.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAyORITE INSIDE ROUTE
TsBosToNss.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA s365,


s,,,urr, CITY Of Worcester and "City of Bostoa'
.sr. per 20 n R. of wattss tnext pier above Dss
81 Ferry, daily except SUNDAYS. at 4:3O p.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

ORANGE, n. J.-(Vicinity of oil depots.)
" Real estate every variety. for sale or rent
X. -. CoNDIf opposite Brick Church statlon.
rINO LET-At Orange, N. j., 45 minutes from
i city. fine dwelling With ample grounds bea"uiuiV anu
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Situations Uanieo--fsmalsa

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
n. ,,.-,.,., kssoCI IATIHoN; 70
FsossEs fssa Secretary y G2a sGI5as 5s''ss &sssa
Mss sGs Ell I.TS,ig ss,s s,,,, t;;,'
proot,v, {s6and 81 ooart.st.. nsar CITY ahL
osro,s 70 & netr ngT, "a "a s
ne r.sseneesot the fonogas advertisers have been In
coov a., Aa,sG,ers 3 'ssa ao ?. oar oa'. .s1
.SVRsE end dsEAMsTREss-Neaty young and competent,
I'm A1S,4f nrs,clas.; private fam.
o@&IT Fsass hrstcass; private fam,
LAu uNpREssih horoashl5 competent; private family;
GROOM OF usEFTisaAN- Thoroughly eomr.ten. Ad.
dress p, p = Mel l99 o. West a4thst .,,.
RRIXSSsI " ysHFSLMAN-Youns and active Adares.
AssisrANT BxsKEEPER references young
&c coAonMAN.-careiul driver recommended. los
A Carl GRIMSKOLDS EMPLOYMENT
German French And English servants ali capacities
A THE original SWEDISH EMPLOY
MtNr y, AGEScY i2o6 Broadway corner 3Sd-ss un-
A MISS l.. CAMPBELIiS foreign and do
- a.. . nestle male and fe,nie EMrLoYMENr BUREAU
claded trsn tbs ofses.
A SWEDISH, FRENCH. GERMAN and
h. ENGLISH sEkvANrsof all capacities at i04 East
A WOMAN wants work at home or will so
n ont NJ. NJ. 23s West 27th-st., first floor.
CHAMBERMAID.-By q Protestant girl
~ good city reference Call at s74 ethave; ring second
CO0K.-By competent woman who is an ex-
~ eelent cook and can do coarse washing In private
IT.. box l7e Tribune Uptown Once, 1888 Broadway
COOK.-By North German girl as cook in
" private family. 22l East l3th.Bt
COOK.-By first class; four years reference.
" 22i East 42o-st No cards
C0OK.-By Protestant frst-class Is an
~ excellent manager aud economist city or county best
city reference. ADDRESS T. d,
Tribune u U2town Office. l,23s Broadway.
COOK.-By Protestant woman excellent
~ baker, understands pastry and IN small family
objection to the couAtry coed reference 333 East 24h
COOk and LAUNDRESS.-By a respectable
" good cook will do the coarse washing IRE
guested long city reference Address j. 81 1J9 Tribune
Uptown Once, !, ,23s Broadway.
COOK end WAITRESS.-By two Scotch
~ girls together separately city country one hIst
class coos otAer waitress best o references wiling 1864
broadway.
COOK or LAUNDRESS. .-Respectabl girl as
~ gnod cook aunircss willing and obligng good refer
eucs. 106 3d-sye
COOK and LAITNDRESS-Dy a widow with
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

ers to strew our hearse; and the summer
gives green turf aud braMbles to bind up
cur graves. Calentnres and surfeit, cold
and ag,es, are the four quarters of the
year, and all minister unto death. When
these hands Of ours, shall be pulseless
and cold and motionless as the grave,
wherein they must lie; when the damp
dewy vapors replace this sensible warm
notion" and death shall spread our
couch and weave cur sbrouds; when the
windingsheet shall be our sole vesture,
and the close-sealed sepulchre our only
home, and we shall have no familiar
companions, and no rejoicing friends but
the worm. o, thou hand Of death, I'M
lock for us then the portals Of eternal
life, that whilst our bodies rest in their
beds of earth, our souls may recline in
the bosom of God.
Give sorrow words: the grief. that does not
speak,
Whispers the o'erfraught heart, and bids it
break with sorrow.
j. w. PERKINS, A BROTHER.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07
Succession Sale.

Succession of John Draper Carver, decd
By virtue Of q commission In obedi-
ence to an order from the Hon. eth Judi
cial District Court In and for the parish
of VIM, Louisiana, and to me directed,
bearing date July Goth 1855, will offcr
for sale In the town Of Atlanta, parish Of
VIM. State Of La, on
Thursday, August 9th, 1885,
within the legal hours for Judicial salcs.
beginning at IL o'clock, the following
described property, belonging to said
Succession, viz:
One account against Joseph d. Carson
for twenty five dollars and TWENTY-FIVE
cents. one cow and calf, two feather beds
one bedstcad, i've quilts, four blankets,
fonr sheets. four feather pillows, eight
pillow slips, one cedar bucket, one wash
pan, one pair Of steel yards, one tin cup,
one tin bucket. one old pistol, two Ian
GETS six pair Of pants, four pair Of draw
erA one linen duster, fonr SHIRTS, one
cosfi one homc-spuu ovcrcoat, one vest,
one large shawl, two pairs. old bro9ans.
one trunk, two hats, two pair Of socks,
one mattress tick, one butcher knife.
Terms Of eale- Cash, at not less than
appraised value, Il not cold for appraised
value, to be re-n1ercd In accordance with
law. w. J. Sewers. Sheriff.
Winfield, La, July I'D, 1855.
July24-5t-pfe9
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

IxPORrAxrTo SHExIFfs.-In the suits
Of John Lake, sherif and ". p. Ford,
clerk, W. Parish Of Caddo, for summon
ing juries, judgment was rendered yes
teriay By s. Z. Taylor. Judge Of the first
Judicial district court, In favor Of the
plaintiffs. The court in the opinion holds
that s'a jury Is IS much a part Of the cour;
It . jury term as the Judge on tho bench,
for without their cooperation the power
Of the court would be paralyzed in all
jury business; that services rendered in
summoninS juries arc notsservices In
criminal matters, hence the parish is
bound to pay for the drawing and sum-
inoning Of tho jnries. '-Shrersport Times
rs inst.
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Editor Southern Sentinel:

July 18th, 1885.
O gracious Father, my life has long
been burden to me-; more so since my
joys have fled from my presence, have
surely boon desolate man. Ny family
was snatched from me; and now 1 must
mourn the restitution thereof; but will
be blessed with my little babes; my sor-
rows come and they come full handed j;
but my heart was my own wine chest,
and / went and robed my treasure in
the sheeny satin Of lasting loss; aud con-
slant love, and laid it in this closet tomb.
How my spirit chafed, mourned when
they fled from my presence; thunder
bolt to finite joys, a lighting shape most
fatal, was that deep voice from heavens
high courts, pronouncing with the pity
of a father and the powers Of sovereign,
the death tones to its children, ssDust
thou art, and unto dust thou shalt re-
turn.n Disappointment, griefs, bereave-
mcnts, hate where we dreamed of love,
and treachery where we expected fidelity
all combine to enrich the past, and to
impoverish this life. We may walk hand
in hand with proud ones in the unwhis-
pered future; We may ascend heights
from which to behold all the perfection
of this world, but the poisoned wounds
in our lives will ever be tender, and ready
at a touch to open afr-sh and bleed.
SEQUEL.
Think not beloved time can break
The spell around me cast
Or absence from bosom take
The memory of the past.
Ny love is not, that silvery mist,
From summer blossoms by sunbeams
kissed;
Too fugitive to last.
A fadcles flower, still retains
The brightness of its early stains,
when this life is over,
And We die to live and live to die no
more"
We may not see the darkning cl0ud
Gathering around us funeral shroud
For in twinkling graves are made
Graves Of the heart, with hope decayed.
The soon indeed our lone retreat
We too must seek where willows meet
The past will then the present be
The future from its my stery free.
With angels in the heavenly cline
Our voices too will swectly chime,
To praise the great Eternal's name
Through endless veal we'll praise the
same. J. B. ADAMS.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

This editor, with some friends, went
fishing on Teusdsy last; but owing to
too much rain, which raised the bayou
failed to catch many fish. One of the
party had an encounter with a large moe
casin snake, which tried to steal the fish
several times; was beaten off several
times. still persisted in having mess Of
those fish,. Our friend, found himself in
adequate to the task Of guarding those
fish, until he called to his assistance 4
double barrel shotgun, after which he
had no more trouble.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

The following problem has been sent
to this Office with . request to analyze it.
We have not the material In our Office to
perform such work as the analysis re-
quircs; consequently we will only give
the result, and let those more Interested,
figure 1t out and see If correct Divide
$3.50 as follows:A Y OF one share, B one
shxre, c one share, d q ofone share, 4
of one share. The result from the
proportions as above IS ~ follows: Al
41l16 6-23, BIS 2230 1923, C.s 223O 1923
DIS Ias6 1923, Els 1856 1913.
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Notice.
Succession of Jehu E. Skies. dec

Succession Of Jehu E. Skies, deceased.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Skies, having died in
my office, her petition praying TO be ap-
pointed Administrative of the Succession
Of Jehu 4. Skies, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all parties Interested, to
show cause in my office, in ten days from
date of publication hereof, why the pray
er of petitioner should not be granted.
Clerks Office, WINFIELD, La, tbs the
22d day Of July A. d. 1885.
II. c. JONES,
Clerk 18th Judicial District Court.
Jy24 2t-pft3
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of Joseph A. Dembour, deed.
BY virtue Of q commission issued in
obedience to an order from the Hon. 4th
Judicial District Court, In and for the
parish Of Winn, La, and to me direc-
ted, bearing dxte July the ed, 1885, l
will offer Tor sale ut the late residence Of
the deceased, In ward 8, of said parish,
| on
Thursday, August 9th 1885,
within legal hours for Judicial sales, be-
ginning ut 1losclOcIk a. M, the following
described Property belonging to said
Succession, viz:
One tr1ct Of land lying and being stu
ated ~ follows, tO-wit: The northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter and sotheast
quarter Of northeast quarter, section q,
aud south half of northwest quarter,
northwest quarter Of southwest quarter,
west half Of sw or of sw or, north half
Of northeast quarter of southwest quarter
section y, all In township IL range five,
west, containing on the aggregate Two
Hundred and Forty acres more or less.
Six head of meat hogs, 30 head of stock
hogs, one bay pony mare, one brown
pony horse, two COWS and calves, head
of stock cattle, one double barrel shot
gun, one old rifle gun, one lot of farming
utensils, one set Of carpenters tools, one
set Of blacksmith tools, one old broken
wagon, two wagon hubs, one broad axe,
one fro, two clamps (iron) brace and
screw, one large grindstonc, eight bee
hives, one lot Of kitchen furniture, one
cowhide, three small pieces of sole leath-
er, two meat boxes, live hundred and
seventy feet of lumber, one old loom, one
mans saddle, one ladies saddle, one pair
saddle bags, four feather beds. fourteen
quilts and other bedding, three home
made bedsteads, five home made chairs,
one crosscut saw, one grass rope, seven
stone jugs, one pair Of counter scales, one
zinc lined lard barrel, one and one half
bushcl of salt, three email bells, one har-
p0on, two home made tables, eight hun
dred and seventy pounds Of pork, one
plank skin. one open account on r.. L.
Page for one dollar and twenty-five cts,
one open account on J. Brett for fifty five
cents, one open account on J.. Crawford
for one dollar and thirty five cents, one
open account ON w. Everett for three
dollars and two cents, one open account
on Daniel Oliver for thirteen dollars and
twenty five cents.
Terms of sale-Cash, at not less than
appraised value, and In failure to bring
appraised value 70 b offered on terms III
credit, In accordance with law.
w. J. Sewers, Sheriff.
W9nnficid, La, July 22d, 1885.
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

Mr.. W. T. +. Everett, of ward 8, writes
that driving and fishing is the order Of
the day in his country. That crops are
good; watermelons and fruit, plentiful |;
that they have had plenty Of rain, and
everybody Is cheerful.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

See the proceedings Of the Police Jury
this week. They adjourned on Friday
last, as board Of appraisers. They have
changed great many assessments; some
OF which there is no record. the parties
being present and consenting 20 change.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

Lightning struck in close proximity 70
some Of the buildings in Winfield on
Saturday last. 1t struck pine near the
Church and gum tree near Mrs. Cooks.
1t also struck the lightning rod on the
courthouse.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07
Courthouse

The prohibitionists of Natchitoches
parish, are doing their best to rid that
parish of the evil Of intoxicating liquors.
They will shortly have an election there,
to determine license or no license. We
wish them unbonnded success.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

Mrs. turks, who has been visiting rel
atives here, for some time, has been quite
sick. Mrs. Rafferty,, from st. Maurice,
her mother, came to see her on Saturday
last, and has been remaining here since.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-07

Mr.. J. D. Wright has bonded out Of
jail the negro Mack Curry, who was
brought here by Mr. Hugh AcManus. Mr..
McNanus had brought since that time
the negros wife, against whom an indict-
ment also was found. Mr.. Wright also
bonded her ou..