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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERSHIr-NEW
Orleans, Nov. 18th. lsga.-Thc partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of SEWN i I.EGENDRE il this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will be
assumed by +. L. SEWN. who will continue
the business at No. 6 and $ Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE.
FL p. SEWN.
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, WISH q
continuance OF the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN 4 Legendrc.
n. A. LEGENDRE
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Par suite dune convention inter
venue entire administration du
journal DIES De6ats ct celle de Ia
SENTINELLE de Thibodaux, nous
avons obtenu que nos lecteurs btne-
fcieraient dune reduction dc 90
sous sur announcement a lEDlTIoN
HEBpoMADAlRE du JournI des
Debats. II leur sufira done de
detacher Ie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
nous fadresser pour que l'abonne-
ment he leur cotte que s4.40 au lieu
de $500.
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Thibodaux College
BOARDING AND DAY scHoo,

Notice i hereby given IL parar,s
s"at II. ncy Wh nss have ! 81 children to edue &C.
september Sd, 1891. with com nat aonday..
ers IN English and French to teach = teach
guaIts. sciences, mathematics .penmaaee IAN
b2oh, etc. Thorough prenarassiaap,
scholars ut reasonable term. LIE or dav|
For further particulars adIrss.
IhiBoDAUA COLLEGE,.
Thibodaux' La
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ATELIER

syant ton, l. lnater;el neeessa:re, mons
-emmes y mtne a~'cxccutcr teu- les ouvIages
typographioues q~uiuous seront comics. les
brefs t'asocat. eartes d'aiiairea. entttcs de
features, tickets d'hahitation, blancs. circu-
saires, etc., se@ont in.rimfs dams le !,laS brre
deal ct i Ces prix aal dfhent toGte con,u
renee
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Attention.,
Business yse.

TILE INK E9ASlNG ELEeTknsu,
u PENCIL. 1t grasses Ink in two ss.a.l
without abrasion on paper. s'cona
llUBEkr PICOr a..
at MeBride's Store on Marlss, i
Ihihodaux. MI
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un etonnement extraordinaire la

chanson qui semblait deyenir de plus
en- plus diatincte pour lui, bien que
lair muGlt ct ies paroles bredouillGes
pasusscnt piat0t yenir dun fou que
drum homae sense.
lie marcAunl lie sable. murmu-
Ia Jean Staers, tandis qu'une express
sion d'enyie Sc peignait sur o
yisage. CONNIE il est heureux !! Ii a
pig, il chante, i yit, i i &c l'energie,
Ii lie yol1aI. III humiliation nj honte
ii ma pas de file il peut boire,
io.rc autant gail le rcut!
Le thaat a~approahe. a porte de Ia
lo4eute de jean Staers SQUIRT, ct
son ancien c~omp~gnon de cabaret
at.agut Gaea Ii clambre.
klaes Girls, lie marcAand de sable,
paraissait tres-gal ct &c tres-bonne
Aumcur acs yeux t.arts t~ournaient
dams lenr oIbitc seS joues ct son
Hez 1taient colorts dune vivc rou-
geur: il sescgimait des mains dams
lie vide, ct 5 ecria entin en- eclatant de
IiIe
Eth hon D.eu tn Wis encore +!
Jean staers, mon brave 9arcon, ic
croyais cue tn Gtais ALE te fourier
dams vi trou de taupe. Depuis que
je ne tai VI. nous en- avons bu
passabiement de ces dlables de petits
yeyres. II est bon maintenant le
geniGyre al Year Janc! J'ai youlu
recouduife chez lui le ills du charron,
Mais il s'cst coucAG la-bas dams une
orni6re ct ne veut plus SC relever.
Chacun son govt :. cest son atfaire !.
Jean Stacrs arr6ta sur son auclen
compagnon IN regard arrangement
iNe; lie marchand de sable. vacillant
sur ses jambes, poursuivit avec mile
gestes oranges
All Ct ami Jean, til fails une
figure CONNIE 81 tn agais enyle de
manager de la chair humane. Oh
vas-tu done maintenaut Ferals-tu.
par hasard, lc grand seieneur ct
prendrals-tu tou petit yerre 4 ton
alse chez t0I? Je vais en- faire
autant al la une petite bouteillc
quand ellie est pieine. ellie ne content
qu un demi!itre
I'm distant ces mots, il plongea la
main dams Ia poche intGrieure de sa
r%edingote ct en- tlra une h~outeille. I'll
tendit celle-ci i Jean Staers en- bre-
dOulllant
-Iiens, ga Went du Vtdu Blanc. |
Goute-moi IN peu &c genievre-Ia !
Mails settlement un coup ne fails pas
lie goulu car celia est teIIement bon
Que celia ferait sauter TN mort hors !
de son cercueil.
La main etait toujours tendue
vers Jean Staers qui, frtmissant ct
en- p!oie 4 unc muette angoisse. sui.
Wait tous les movements de Ia
houteille ct de Ia main du marchand
de sable.
All ca. dit celui-ci dun ton
moqUeur, est-cc que ton gosier serait
on crois-tu peut-etre que
c'est de feau de savonduChien Bleu?
-Arriere, arriere J! Ote cette
bouteille de devant mes e /. s'ecria
Staers tout en- 6tendant invo-
enhancement la main pour saisir la
bouteille.
Une lutte terrible s'enoagea en- lui.
Tn instant auparavant, lie souvenir
du pur ct tcndre amour de sa file
| await sauve au bord de l'ablme, |
dune chute decisive: ct maintenant
VOLTA que Ii fatale bonteiIle yenait
faire chatoyer sous ses yeux son
involvement fascinateur. Ellie lul |
souriait, ellie lul apparaissait entou-
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PRIME A Nos

La plupart DIES grands %journauN
Changers publient une EDITION heb
DoMADhIRE, destinee Il tenir au
courant DIES Gvenements de la semai
ne ceux de leurs nationaux .qui
vivent hors du pays mais il n'cxls-
TAFT jusqu'ici en- France aucune publ
cation similaire.
Le Journal des Dtjats, don't on
%connait IL vieille reputation ct II
transformation receEte 81 hardie,-
c'cst maintenant lie seul journal quo
tidien qni PARADISE deux fois, par
jour-le Joarndl 1es Uf1ats went III
combler cette lacune en- creant unc
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Jopraol cficiel lie Ia Fe9oisse "a
oVreAe ct de Ia Viz &c IHGodaHr
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Tonte anncnee %.ad,ouant la profession

Tonte anncnee .adtqnant la profession
Fadresse ct n'eKcfslenf pas Guatre
ses mar an. d'ayance.... .......S5 90
Annonce .e candidats, aavance,----l0o3
kecrologle. par ~
Toute annonce commemorate pnb.see Il an
zee sera insfrta AIT tan De - rertS par FoGce
pour la premiere insertion TT @3crAfs pour les
insertions suhseinrntes.
Toute aunonce Don't lie nonhrc dinsnrticus
Z est pas specific sera insertc iasqua uouvei
o.oEe au tauX ofdilalre.
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NEW oHz.EAys,E.a.
SOYEGE

I4IE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NoTIFrrE
1 that the undersigned has been apua,s
and Is now arting as the agent Of ali tha
ndeti property OF his brothers Salyadr
{ ~5iilann Jr.. and Ernest Galliano. situated i.
I parish OF l. fourche. I
III JULIEN GALIIAvn J
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EDITION IIEBDOMADAIRE.

~
Nos lecteurs ~apprtc;eront III
valeur de cette publication, en g
rappelant que lie Journal des D6bats
compte All nombre dc ses co},abora-
teuls les Lommes qul, dams Il monde
DIES lettres ct dc Ii polltique. occu-
pent lie premier rang Ell France. II
nous su!lira de eiter les mons dc MN.
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas, LuGo-
vic Haltvy. GrGard, Ernest Layisse.
f. Rouse, Z. Melchior de Voeiit,
Mei,.lac, Brunetiere, de TAcaltmie
FRANCHISE Il. ct a. Lerov-Beaulieu.
de MolinarI, Nasporo, Barbour,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris.
Perrot, +, Reyer, de lInstltut; lie
professeur Grancher ct le docteur
Daremberg, dc lAcadtmic de Mtde-
cine Aynard, Charles-RouS, Francis
Charmes, Paul Descllanel, Dietz,
Iieurteau, Charles Malo, L. WeyI,
Harry Ais, Chail!ey-Bert. Jules
Lemaltre. Aryede Barine, Bonyalot.
C%hantavolne, Desjardlns, Faguet.
Fllon, Gebhart, A. Haliays. Il. fIous-
save, A. Julien, \. Michel, Ii. ID
Parville, Ratfaioyich, f. Rod. Guy
Tonel, etc.
L. EDITION nEBDOMADAIRE al
journal des DtJats reproduit les
articles les plus mteressants parus
dams les deux editions du Journal
q%uotidlen ellie dome ainsi, outre dc
nOmbreuscs Guides dart ct de littfra-
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet de.
evenements de la semaine. Ellie
constitute done In meilleure dies
reVues- File est aussi Ia moins
chere, 4 ellie ne coute que -
francs par all ajoutons que son
formal commode (32 pages grand
in,4o par numero) pcrmet dc III
.conseryer facilement en- volume.
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sU.EAU: Rue MaiH : tire St. PHILIPPE
CT st. Louis.
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PUBLIEE ToUs LES SAMEDIS PAR
4. JOLIET r., & Co., PeopTiataires,
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AiioN SES!ENT.

ATONSEHENT.
r,-d,avapca s2Go
J."
ANNO>CES.
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COR. CARONDELaT \ pERnrno !,
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would seem that Satan's favorite meth.
cd has been to blind the eyes of christ
ians to the force of this fact To whom
are you pledged as diciples? Satan an
swers, ITO sects.n An inspired apostle
declares, ITO Christ" If to Christ,
why do you call yourselves after men?
Why do you regard Catholicism. Meth
odism and Episcopalianism as your
foes? Tito Him, why do you spend
your energies against the doctrines and
views of your brethren rather than
against sensuality, vice, sin? Did
christians but appreciate the appeal of
St. Paul, there would be an end to I'M
seemly strife and pickering, the forces
of Christ would be opposed as unit to
the hosts of Hell, and the Kingdom OF
God rapidly advanced. Baptism speaks
not of difference bat of union in Christ.
Let us appreciate the fact and acknowl-
edge that Zone is our Master, even
Christ, and all we are brethren" and
soldiers in common cause.
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The ''far country of the parable o.
the Prodigal Son, says St. Augustine, ii
forgetfulness of God. Alas! how many
have wandered into that country, how
many are living as though there were
no God, oblivious of the Creator and
His Laws. Young men, old men, wo-
men, even children, spend their lives
apart from their Father, seemingly un.
aware that there is something of the
spiritual and divine in them. They
concern themselves with the things OF
earth and heed not the things of God.
They prefer to enjoy for time the
pleasures the 'far country,n there to
learn the emptiness of the world with
out God, as did the Prodigal, rather
than to experience the peace and quiet
OF their Fathers home. The story of
the Prodigal is the story ofthousands OF
the sons of God. But what did Jesus say of
this poor, hayward foolish boy "W hen
he came to himself?'' The words express
Gods estimate of those who sojourn in
in the "far country.r Forgetfulness of
God is insanity, is craziness. The crit
icism to be made of those who disre-
gard the laws of God, should spring
from pity, not from censure. They are
insane. The mark of their madness is
neglect of God. Their state is an un-
natural one, not as many would have
US believe, a natural condition. A re-
turn from the abnormal condition to
the normal, involves return ones
senses, when he came to himeelfu
In many cases we recognize this truth.
A man who undertakes to violate the
law of gravitation, We would term in
sane; one who seeks to live in entire.
disregard of the sanitary laws, we wonld
call foolish maD, and yet when we
come to other spheres, the same rule |
does not apply. Men disregard the
moral laws with impunity; they refuse
to heed the voice of God sounding in |
their conscience, and are accredited |
sane by their fellow men. If mark of |
lunacy to violate the laws of nature,
why not sign of insanity to disregard
he laws of God, written in ones self?
The fool hath said in mis- heart: There
8 no God" But therea greater fools
han be. There is the fool who says:
There is God. but I am going to live
is though there was not any.n
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Archdeacon Farrar, of Westminster
has recently been appointed Dean Of
Canterbury. The Dean is the author Of
many works, his best known and most
popular being the "Life of Christ" pub
lished in 1874 and recently revised,
which is characterized by great beauty
of style and picturesqueness of descrip-
ton. AS preacher he has been one OF
the most popular, vast crowds thropg-
ing to hear him. His many admirers
will rejoice in his preferment, tardy
though it be. We are of the opinion
of the Outlook: "Had he been less out
spoken, mere time-server, instead of a
with the spirit of the old
he would have been Bishop
Or an Archbishop long ago." An Incl
dent of interest was his ack nowledg-
ment, from the pulpit of Westminster,
IF the error of the course which led the
American Colonies to revolt, and his
lyowal of the benefits on both sides of
he Atlantic resulting from the revolu-
ion.
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Subscriptions taken at the Postofice
Store for any Magazine or Newspaper
in the United States or Canada. You
can save cost Of money order, postage
and trouble of ordering by paying in
price of subscription only, to Frank
Crosson.
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The kindness of the editor Of
the NUeGRr enables us to have
a religious column, We shall be very
glad to receive communications of such
nature from any of our readers. No at
tention, however, will be paid to an
nonymous correspondents.
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Brevities.

Some sermons that one hears suggest
DR.. Candlish's criticism: This sermon
consisted of an introduction which
might have been spared, second part
which dealt not with the text and a
conclusion which concluded nothing"
Selected.
When the world devotes as much
time TO the management of fast tongues
as it does to the management of fast
horses, we will begin to look for the
FIRST stresks of the millenuial dawn. -
Selected.
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Com m issiOner's Notice,

n obedience to an order of the Cir
L cult Court of Greenbrier county.
entered on the 9th day of July, 1895, in
the chancery cause of G. W. Thorn &
Co. ct ais against J. Nj. Jackson ct ais.
requiring me to take, state and report
the following accounts:
LIST, An account of the administra-
ton Of Jas. III. Boone, Executor, upon
the estate of Robert II. Jackson, de-
ceased;
End, The estate and value thereof,
both real and personal, of which the
said II. II. Jackson died seized;
3rd, The interest of the defendant J .
NJ. Jackson, in the estate OF said Rob t
Il. jackson, deceased
18th, The consideration, if any, pass
ing between the said J. Nj. Jackson and
Annie T.. Early for the conveyance or
assignment made on the 18th day of
September, 1896;
5th, Any other matter deemed peril
nent by me, or required by any party in
interest to be stated
| hereby give notice, that haye fixed
on Monday, the 9th day of September
1898, as the time and my office in the
town of Lewishurg, West Virginia, as
the place of executing said order ac.
cording to the directions thereof.
At which time and place all parties
interested may attend if they desire so
to do.
Given under my hand, this nth day
of August, 1895.
JAMES G. MCPHERSON,
Aug. l5-4w. Commissioner.
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Live stock Markets.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 18th. lS9


The offerings at the yards this week
are heavier and the sales more numer-
Gus than for months past, and though
trade was fairly active, though most of
the morning values were off lace and in
some few Instances &c. Tops were
easier about &c and other grades taec
and In Il few cases ic lower figures were
taken to close out. The quality of the
offerings compare favOraDly with that
OF last week $ cattle. Quotations 81 30
To 5000. most sales 1T 81. 80 to S4.75pcr
100 lbs. The range ut same time last
year was from 50 90 to 81 30 per 100 lbs
Prices ot beet catt ie this week ranged
a. follows: Best heeveS at 4.75aS5 90 :
those generally rated first quality 4.25a.
~ 81, medium or good fair quality
" "'r:i.'". .nG ordinary thin steers
oxen rmd COWS l."aS225 per 100 HIS.
Krrrlpt.- %.27Shcud against 2.545 ,.sl
"crh, anu 400 same period i;iSI veal
SaleS---2,6ll head, against ,O3G last
week, and 2,0S2 head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs. Receipts, l7,22S
head. We quote butcher sheep at lta3
cts. per H.. lambs 2!a4t cts per III,
gross.
New YORK, Aug. 10. -Beeves-.R Re.
ceipts 1857 head. The Market WAS
steady: ordinary TO prime native steers
sold at 4.OOa$5.6O per 100 lis, and bulls
and dry cows, .20aS3. 20. The range
ut same time last year for ordinary to
prime native steers was from 49, 10 to
$3.50 per 100 lbs. Sheep and I.amhs--
Receipts 100: butcher sheep sold ut
l.5OaS3.37t, and lambs at 3.l5aS5. l2t per
100 lbs. llOgs---Receipts 9,772: live
hogs sold at 00aS5 % per 100 lbs
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10Th Session Opens Sept. 4. 1893


From W. MeCrea Exstae Senator of West Virginia:
Ss 81 @ S e sS tS@; g: %
as s%%y % t5 SS sos"5s
ff ts vs oo Us " educate and think they
$ S$; 1S#:S S" S9: "ss s'S;
%S os i os s s Ss%" " tssets al
#c lie % st ss a. 5 &C.
Junel 18th, 1894 ~ ' anu ~ "o' kh0" better"
From the Supreme Court Appeals Charleston, w Va
p E %o ssKns fro" pn ns Ssgn
From Rev. d. sydenstricker, d. d.
9 &c t% s Ss"s S s Sss sses t,
Thorough ad SGnes ! NS %d W S"a heart The
'iS"# Ss% Z 81
From Judge A. C. Supreme Court of West Virginia.
S s of 'Ss nmr ays n the
express my s"isco S a' fsafss AS patron
ene an" heartily Ss"shss % o sne s"s
from Kew. J.M Sloan, Evangelist Presbytery
e. Isl S Vie! Il: ;s; % $;
fSG s VII " do "S' % sg sssr
which offers small o e proper a"e"tiO" of girls
IRON HON. r. r Dennis exState of Virginia:
expenses S" for grI can be other State The
@ o rsf !,,"ns are t%s.s ts5
st Sf % Ssssss and Ss Ss
e % If tent p pSp 'fs' vss
nSSHs s YrSns v S,v @ @
@ % %S S ,sis. sy nssd d S
S's p@e s school, and
H.. (Ouch
REV II l." TELFORD, >'N"'EsoN' W. VA. May 10th,
had the
the en
Of the
the
mort" saf tic SGes st k%q" is %"s
pest OF
in other @ e rm but kindly control which w o OF
feel but
' "ReS are as well under the rr guidance
JAMES III. JR.
'." a 1%n" '" Harris President Of Roncverte.
iMS commend who bayd
and
te school OF
'''e' anything @" 'u"oaIiohal institution
For Catalogue, etc, address
,nn o.., REV R. L. TELFoRD President
LEwsBTRG, WEST VA,
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THE Board of Visitors of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, at a meeting
held there on the 18th, elected Mr..
Walter ID. Dabney, Of Albemarle
county, to the professorship of Com
mon and Statute Law, made vacant
by the death of DIR. John b. Minor.
Raleigh G. Minor, Esq, son Of DIR.
John b. Minor, was made adjunct
professor. Mr.. Dabney now holds
a position as solicitor in the State
Department at Washington, and first
came into prominence as the author
of standard work on railroad law.
He is a brother of the late DIR. w.
c. Dabney, who held the professor
ship of the Practice of Medicine in
the University.
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Com m issiOner's Notice.
Office Of Com r Jas. W'ithrop, }
july 24th, 1896. !
II. +. Dickson
VS..
j. G., Smith.

A LII persons interested In the above
"A named cause, now pending In the
Circuit Court Of Greenbrier county,
will take notice that have fixed upon
the End day of September, 1895. az the
time and my office rs the place to report
as required by Il decree in said cause,
pronounced 10y the said Court on the
9Th day July, 1895.
At which time and place you can at
tend, if you elect so to do.
Given under my hand at my said Of
flee. JAS. WITHROW,
Aug. l-lw. Commissioner.
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors Of Robert r. Jackson,
deceased:
N pursuance of decree of the Cir
L cult Court of the county of Green
brier, made in a cause therein pending
to subject the real estate of the said
Robert II. Jackson to the payment of
his debts, you are required to present
your claims against the estate Of the
said Robert II. Jackson, for adjudica-
ton, to James &. Mcpherson, Commits
sioner. at his office, in the said county,
on or before the 9th day of Septemb Der
1895.
Witness: Jonathan Mays, Clerk OF
said Court, this Goth day of July, 1895
JONATHAN MAYS,
Aug. l-6w. Clerk.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

TWO miles east OF Failing Spring,
l. Greenbrier county. W. Va, 14O
acres, with dwelling and out buildings,
nearly all level. Over 100 hundred acres
cleared, in good state of cultivating,
adapted to farming and grazing. Close
to churches, school, mill and pCStofiice.
Good fruit and water. For further in
formation call OH or address James H.,
VIM. \. or ). r. MYLEs, Falling
Spring, w. Va. April lift.
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Notice to CreditOrs.

To the Creditors of Catherine SUDDEN.
stricken and Henry SydenstricLer
deceased.
N pursuance of a decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Greenbrier county,
made III cause therein pending, to sub.
Ject the real estate of the said Catharine
Sydenstricker and Henry Sydenstricker
to the payment Of their debts, YOU are
required to present your claims against
the estate of the said Catharine and
Henry Sydenstricker, for adjudication
10 D. M. McWhorter, commissioner. Mt
his Office in the said county, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of September, 1898.
Witness : Jonathan Mays, clerk of
said Court, this the 28th day of July.
1895.
JONATHAN MAYS,
Aug. Sow. Clerk
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On Tuesday, August 18th. 1895. at the
home of his grandfather, Sam l Wallace.
Esq. in the Valley of Peters Noun
tain, Monroe county, after long i'll
ness of dropsy and Bright S disease, Mr..
SAMUEL &. WALLACE, eldest son of
Mr.. Preston &. Wallace. aged % years.
On Friday, August 9th, 1875, in
bloomington, Indiana, of blood poison
ing, Mrs. Lucy ANN TAYLOR, wife of
Mr.. John Taylor and daughter of John
and Ruth Goodall, formerly of Red Sui.
phur district, Monroe county, aged 80
years. She had been member of the
Presbyterian church for a number of
years,