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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-21
To the Court of Common Pleas:

THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN SESSION. "a
The Commissioners have been during past year at the
Auditors Office thirty four days. and additional been
Of the bitches and Roads
E4s e45a BRIDGES.
There have been constructed during the quite
bridges different portions OF the been
made others Among the expensive bs
the past ears the iron bridge Green Creek
the County Line Road between SaRdusky
township besides others of magnitude parts the county
DITCHES
During the there have been located
the Levi ellison, No l44 D. Heck No l43; BoWus Il2
White Flotson No. 14l Joseph Whitehead Geiel
No l3 and quite advance has been Others
heretofore established.
During the there have been located known the
Haughawan Thomas Trail apd Roads and part of the Old
Portland Road the petition others has been
vacated
COUNTY lNF1RMARY.
Daniel Seaman presented his resignation lnfrmary Director which
accepted the Commissioners hereupon appointed Frederick Smith
of Rice township fill the until qualified
FINANCES AND TREASURY
The balance the County Treasury Monday Sptem
1872 Nine Thousand and Eghone Dollars Nine
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THE JOURNAL.
a. A.a.sALsLny, Hdl.or.

FREMONT. OHIO
FRIDAY, February Il, 1913.
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COUNTY FINANCES.

General receipts fSsndusky county,
fo= the fiscal year ending September I'd, 1872
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THE COURTS

CIRCUIT COuRT, Judge Cartter.-To-dsy,
Clapperton agt. Evening Star and Craig; dis
bill Of exceptions fled. Hogan agt Kurt; order
to issue commission to take testimony. Van
Riswlck agt District of Columbian; demurrer
sustained with leave to amend. Shyne agt
Gilbert g. Ormes; demurrer sustained and
leave to defendant to plead. Clark agt. Schlorb
ordered on calender. Cook agt. Willoush BY;
motion to strike out, rule overruled, and appeal
default Of plea. Peppers agt. Clark, jr.; mo
ton to Quash writ of certiordri sustained ON
plaintiff renting damages (nominal)
CRIMINAL CoU Rr.-This court will resume
its December term on Monday. and among the
first cases to be heard will be that OF Semmes
convicted of bigamy, which comes up on a mo-
ton for q new trial.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-This court will
commence its January term on Monday, with
80 cases on It's calendar, l6 Of which are cases
brought over from the last term.
EQUITY Coz RT.-In this court, Judge Willie
the cases Of Dainese agt. the board Of public
were postponed, and a large mass OF routine
business was transacted.
PROBATE COURT, Judge Wylie-This m 1rn-
ing, the will Of Julia English, heretofore no.
ticed. was partially proven. The will OF Cath
crime Conner, bequeathing her estate to her
children, aud nominating Jeremiah Conner
and Cornelius BrOsnahan as executors, was
will OF the late H. Virginia Beall, bequesth-
ing her property to her brothers and sisters,
was fully proven, and the executor, j. W.
Simms, qualified. giving $500 bond, and was
also appointed guardian to minor; bond a 900.
Ansrew Rothwell was appointed collector of
estate of q. w. Devices; bond 81 900. w. IL.
Campbell was appointed guardian to the
orphans Of jeremiah Hutchinson and Charles
Cavis; bond 5000. Albert 8. Newton
was appointed administrator Of estate OF
Nalinda Forrest, deceased; bond $500.
POLICE COURT, Judge Snell-wm. Riley,
charged with failure to remove snow from in
front of his premises; 50. Edward Nolan,
charged with carrying a pistol; $50. Lizzie
More and Lonisa jackson, loud and boisterous
language; SIS each. Cornelius Peck, charged
with failure to remove snow from side walk;
case suspended. Jacob Luskey, same charge;
80. Edw I'd Ridgway, charged with selling lilo aor
in less quantities than pint without license;
go in addition to the license. Daniel Hill.
charged with resisting Officer McKenna in the
performance Of his duty. Officers Marden and
Mckenna testified to the outrageous conduct of
accused, and the judge sentenced him to thirty
days in jail. James Hicks, assault and battery
on Edward Brooks; reform school. Albert Nc
CoTmick, young man charged with stealing a
horse worth so, pleaded not guilty; three
months in jail Robert Lane and Spider Brown.
charged with assault and battery on Simon
Brown; postponed.
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AL e x A N D RIA.

SMALL-PoX.-Cases of smallpox are again
on the increase IN this city, the patients being
the coiored population most of whom contrscted
the oisease In Washington. Yesterday and to-day
tnfee new cases were reported to the superin-
tendent OF police, and have received attention
white woman, Is on Henry street, between
Wilkes and Gibbon. That Of another q color
ed man on . long boat, lying at Cazenove's
and has himself cleared out and cannot he
found. Another case has occurred in a house
near the depot Of the w. & o. Il. X. on Fairfax
street. street. Two cases IN an alley, at the foot OF
to De improving. The house near the Hunting
creek oiroee, selected as hospital for SIN All
poa patients, has beentaken possession Of.
tate agents. have made the following sales: Lot
Of ground on the south side OF Gibbon street,
between Columbus and Alfred, % feet inches
9y 100 feet deep to I feet inch alley, to Thos.
Jordan for $l25. Lot on same street as above,
ana between same streets, and Of like dimen-
sions, to Henson Calvert far Sl25; sold for Hugh
smiths estate. One acre Of ground at Nokes-
L. a. Marstellar for $50. Dwelling and store
ct Nokesville station, TO j. r. Purcell for SfI5.
Both OF these lots we're sold for J. A. Shannon,
Ian KIvsR-The softening Of the ice in the
ko.omac Is proceeding rapidly In the present
temperature. There has, however, been no
movement Of the ice, and navigation is still
II. COUNTY coURr, Judge b. H. Cockerille,
commences it, January term on next Monday.
Severa! criminal cases have been set for this
Love. commences its session Monday week.
TaB 1xLIoIous REVIVAL In progress ct the
y. Y; church, continues, but the interest m ami
tested u not - great g it has been. There
or whom pfofeseed conversion.
TH1 oP1nINe Of the navigation Of the Poto-
mac Is much wished for, - there are number
lower counties, waiting for an Opportunity %
come mp and down.
DR. RsDyoRD BRoWH, health edicer, has RI.
dgned-Gasefts, last euenis0.
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q EO Il Il f Il u W N

MR.. GEORGE WATERS, one Of our most proni-
nent business men, who has been dangerously IN
at his residence in Potomac street, is much
better to-day.
HIGH STREET is said to be the craziest street
extant-it so fighty. Business men who have
ten or twelve steps up to their stores. are long
ing for the completion Of the improvement.
and . muddy carriageway, interferes with
business.
INSPECTION OF FLoUR.-Inspector McCann
reports for the past month the inspection of
1889 bbls. family flour, 8 943 bbls. extra, lis
bbls. super, 12i bbls. fine and 50 bbls middlinp;
and inspector Peters reports the inspection OF
$500 bbls. family, 1,315 bbls. extra, 52o bbls
super, 260 bbls. fine, and % bbls. middlng;
making the total inspections for the month OF
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DO (sirioin,, 49, do. (round) &c.; do. (ross.ine
pieces), 3oa25c.; do. (corned), loal2kc.; PORK.
1sh 49, 40 lcorned ssi2ks:; mutton n lSee
hams (whole), 1iai7c.; do, sliced 25a2sc.; shoul6-
ers twhole), &C.; cit, Zoe; sliced, le1c.; md
diings, 1ec.i cut, 12c.; beef tongues, elssoc.
FSsh.-Rock, 500. per bunch; perch, 4oc. per
banch; salmon. Csc per ID; salmon trout, la
i5c. per 10; lake white fish % cents per 10;
shad (salt or smokey. 2oa25c. each; herring (do.
roe), soc. per doE.; do. (melt), Soc; hallibut,
2oc. per h.; pike, 4oc. per bunch; catfish, &c.
per bunch; holsters, 15c. per To-; blue FISH,
tlarge,) s1a$1.25 EACH 15c. per lb smelt, 2os25c.
per pound: winter chad, 15a25c. per buuch
founders, 15c per lb.
Game.-Ducks, blue wing, 75c.as1 per pair;
ns1 sal er pss Red sssa
s1.25 per pair; canvas back, ssatl per pair; wild
geese, sia&I25 each; Wild turkeys, 50 5oas3;
RssISess scAb per ss.sn
15c: each prairie hens, u 5Oas2 per pair; grouse
$1.25sN 30 per pair; pheasants, 75c.asl.
Fegeta6les-Potatoes, Irish, soc. per peck; do
81, red, eoc.. yellow, 4Oc. per peck; cabbage,
5a15c. per head; pumpkins, 1oaz5c. each; cell
cry, 12a2oc. per bunch.
do, tcooking,) 3oai0c.; chestnuts, l0al5c. per
quart; cranberries. 15a20c. per quart.
Butter.-Philadelphia print, COO: per h.; choice
toll, 4oc fair do, 3os4Oc. Eggs, 3sa45c per doz.
Poultry.-Chickens,7 5c. sS1 .25 per pair: ducks
75c ALPS per pair; turkeys, Sias2.5o each; Is
to &c. per Id.
The attendance of country people was fully IN
to the average, and trading was quite brisk.
PRICES AT THE waoLBsALB MARKET
Louisiana avenue, between 10th and 18th streets:
Irish potatoes, per bushel, SIPS; sweet potatoes,
per bbl., 50; apples, per tbbl., e3asi; onions
per bbi., $5aS6; cabbage, per hundred, ssaI2;
chickens, per dozen t4a$5; ducks, t4.50; eggs
Per dozen, 40c.; turnips, S1as1 Is per bbl.;
dried apples, % per cw..; cranberries, S13 per
Dbl; live turkeys, per dozen, so; geese, SIS per
dozen; quails, % per dozen; grouse, 81 per
dozen; pheasants, IS per dozen; venisou, s2l
per cwt.; rabbits, 90 per dozen; dressed poultry,
TO per cwt; geese. SIS.
About leo tons Of hay and straw have been
and second quality 81 .60asl70. Straw at q, .40a
eI15. 100 barrels corn at a per barrel; old
corn, ei50. Fresh pork in the CARCASS, 1918 per
cwt. 100 bushels oats; price 5oa55c. per bushel.
Supplies this morning were plentiful, espe-
cially in the meat, poultry and game line.
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SHALL rox. SMALLPOX
A P11vHNTIvI AGAINST SHALL Pox.

purtnG ny travels IN various COUNTRIES IN Huro,e
nave hed veet exDef1ence amoug case0 d emah
Yox. 80 have become ecQuaintsd With wonderful
osooysSy ,oonslsttne Of compound which, Il used
afeenerd against the confraetQa Of this IccthseSs
SSiassssl tnovn @ mall Dox. ,1y preventive hss
and u veIasttd to accoaDlish vhat q here rsore-
ssntea. 1ne nors Vaccination, in many eases, oro-
anti sliSsn yca can sleep IN tie sans house or
room With TIE sick. who may b safsrins With the
reeent % Drocured only e ny rssi6saos, Io. l5S
fssnsSlvsnis svsnus ssst. PEies, q PEI bottle.
P.e.-Dr. Angler viii stsend % calis II 1sde
whsn The systsm 10 h-st attacked With Us 1iseSss
bay. 49,
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CITY ITEM

ANY PARTY occupying q light, roomy stors
On the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, be
for lease, fixtures, or stock, by addressing 30,
4, this once.
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"A Springfield, H., clergyman has lecture
reeoy proving that Lincoln Was not an infdel.
ga Missouri wife is seeking her truant hus-
oand win shot gum and . certificate OF
insanity.
~Frederick Kupp, editor OF the Bellevue
State Zeitwng, Missouri, committed suicide last
night BY hanging. He has been considered
insane for some time.
The late king Of the Sandwich Islands re-
tanned hs instincts Of cannabalism. he didn't
eat human bodies, but he was Q great lover Of
ecerk soup, which contained oil the essential
elements.
~t 10 no longer the "correct thing' to have
your monogran on the ny Of the envelope, but
You ehculd use red wax and have upon Il i'm
pressed your initials. This, We are assured, II the
very latest deeree.-N. y. Mail.
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ENeLrsH superstoat and superfne half hose
from IS to a 50 per dozen.
French and German, from s3 per dozen.
English double soled and fine Balo.iggan hall
hose in great variety.
GEO. @. HKNSIys,
No. 40 Seventh street n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

The STORMS OF the Original Grand Gift En-
terprise, No. SIS 9th street and 81 5.h street,
are conducted on such principles of honesty and
integrity that 1t gives the proprietor pleasure
every evening to turn the racks and exhibit the
style and manner of doing business. Our pro-
ceedpgs are not "high strung" or "far fetched
ard the truth Of our assertion can be verified.
Ten chremos given away to-day at s15 9Th
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

TIE THEATkRs-The long string OF carriages
IN front Of the National Theater last evening
reminded one Of grand opera nights The
cess in every way, and tonight being the last
appearance OF the combination there will
doubtless be as large and fashionable an
q he bill tonight will be the ssme-"KerryS
and 1.-THE Colleen Bawn." Madame Janau-
schek, the famous tragedienne, will appear on
Monday night. The Baltimore Aaerieaa saw
she will leave that CITY for wsshington ,f,s
evening. and I'd at che scarries with her Ell hteen
psnmoth-sized trunks and two large. square
BASKETS. 80 extensive IL her WARDROBE
Gus Peters and Mile Annetta. who are At
the Theafer Comique this week, are decidedly
the most eccentric Datch song and dance
Sisnded every u;abt r Anu are Are, warmly up.
evening together with the other fAyoriies of this
Popular place OF amusement.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO LApY-Thi, MORN
sng about 10 O'Clock, while Mrs. Nichola. Acker
and daughter were riding out, the horse At
tached to their carriage took fright aud ran
deDce. Mrs. Acker jumped out and recsived a
conclusion OF the brain, while her dsuahter. nv
rsmAanns In until the horse was stopped,
called In, feared bad consequence to the in.
tured lady. This 10 understood to be the second
time the horse h.s run away lately.
CRonwxIL's ART ErrsRrAIxnIxrs.-rho
Sho remember the brilliant art entertainments
etyen last year by Prof. Cromwell, win be sisd
20 learn that be h to revisit Washingson' and
III open at Wizards new hall u and 1ath sts
Iaefday night next The hall has been hand
soneiy aecorated and adaptsd 10 his art enter
nnen.s, which, It may b added, afford
nfsi and Art wonders OF the worid.
SUIT AsAiSsr THE DIsrRIcr Goyrsxxxur.
suit agsinst the District OF Columh,a r.. Sa -
ages alleged to have been sustained By fsiiing
ipso An excavation on g street south, bet1asSs
PENDANT, on the Sd Of October, by vhich -
Vas greatly bruised, &c. Five thcusand doI.
larr damages are claimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

TEE LAST eHNsArr in Chicago q q trunk
nm. The last popularity renders Il very appro-
pirate Tor railroad travel, in the light Of recent
land for that matter, con tinued) events OF {
fatal char acter.
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SHOCKING MURDER OF A TRAVELLING Clock
MEMBER IN MARYLAND.-Thc body OF Mr.
been travelling through the lower section Of
Anne Arundel county, Nd, was found on Sun
day last in deep gully, near the public road,
covered with briars. There were three scars
uIon the head, one behind and two in font.
His pockets were turned inside out, and his
money gone; his carpet sack was broken open
in which but few Of his tools were found. 1t
would appear that he was killed upon the road,
and dragged to the gully in which the body was
found-the tracks I'm the snow leading parti ally
to its discovery. He left Howe's store, a fe y
miles below Friendship, on Thursday night, ac-
he had paid to show him the way to Mr.. John
Dowells. Nothing more was seen Of him until
his body was found. Saunders has recently re-
turned home from the Penitentiary. The muir
dered man was on his way to Baltimore, thence
to Paris, where his family IL said to reside
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DRY GOODS.

IN u UOODOs
DRY coo Dsi
GREAT SAcR IFIcESr
TWENTY PEI CENT. eff ON ALL sALKs OF
WoOlen Goods, Until Feb. 1, Is.s.
I'm order to RIDUCE STOCK, We now Offer the
most liberal and uIexsmpled Inducements 70 pure
Shssers OF Dry Goods that haye ever been given.
irs to suffer heavy less at rather than carry
the focos over 10 next season. Our goods all
Fl sS% sssS there +
weoIen or Winter stock Al previous low prices,
subject to tie
DISCOUNT OF TWENTY PER CENT,
30 that any one may see The unpar advantage.
and iscs Il
ssEs sh slssE FtAs
sIovss' and h sssiko' us HfNh KwiSrnk
foIssoineJ 81 FIXED PsicEs WITHOUT Dis Is
GODS ;'E Gzs 81
81: i Rs: ssa cent. q
began 4 wYLIE,
ian2tr lois AND 1920 Urn STREET, W.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
MESSRS. WOLFORD 4 sHILBERG
Announce that thoy have made Q reduction 1. the
prices Of their emf tire stock Of DRY GOODS. and
invite the especial attention Of the Ladies' of Wa
ineton to the really attractive stock Of Goods
offered By then, especially suited for the
season. The stock oomprises-
Plain and Figured Poyiins, 1sc 70 snc
Colored AipScas, good shades, st sc.
0olored Double-width Mob airs, "a Ne tosac
Best Impress Cloths, all shades, eOc to So
Good ociored Dress silss, siM9. 10 II
s Assys ki y Po.lins, 81 % sl.s.
a GREAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPACA
full line q @ssR G aoo sss 81 e !.
Bombeztne, Tsnmnse, French Merino, Biarr;tz
Grape De Paris, Cashmere.
Cloth of all coiors; CsssineIes; While OOrderoy,
A large s.sortnent OF Ottoman aud BrOch.
hesdy made Wsterproef Closks.
In connection with abovs-nAmed Goods are sisr
KoTi6Es. FsHcY ARTICLES, RIBBONS.
and other Goods too numerous to mention.
Purchasers desiring to economic should not fat
Theexpenee 10 but Eve cents from the most distant
The Arcade,
No. AT SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
noy0-tr Between d and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

FoR CoueEs. COLDS, AND THROAT DIS
ORDERS, Use BrVcs's Bronchial Troches,'
having Frorea their eficacy By q test or many
years. eos
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LADIRs AND 9HNTLBMEN: IL you wish youl
wearing apparel cleaned in . drst-class manner
sent them to A. Fisher, No. 6ls 9Th street, eppo-
site Patent Once. The Professor will give YOU
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely And cheap. 0,21y3:
THERMOMETERS and Baromstors srs repaired
And made to order by Henpisr. near ~ street
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LYDIA THOMPSON is at st. Louis, and has
been interviewed by one of the Democr ATS re.
porters. She Gays she is IS and has dau ghter
eight years old; that she did horse whip Storey
Of the Chicago Times and Is sorry; wishes she
had simply scratched his eyes out and scaIped
and rnbleached, but the reporter was incredu-
lous and wanted confirmation, he took hold of
her Sowing blonde tresses and placing his un-
calmly foot between her shoulders pulled with
all his strength. This didn't satisfy him. and ae
threw her hair over the chandelier and pulled
hand over hand till her head touched the burner.
Taking hitch around the sofa, he folded his
down." she demanded. "D0 you own up to
Wig?" "I do, dol"
"A BAPTIST CHURCH In Louisville IL sdver-
Used to be sold by lottery. Some Of the religi-
ous papers are hoping there IL some mistake
about this, but the Christian Union saws it Is
true, and declares this no worse than Grsb-b aes
and draw games 20 0ften practced In church
fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

WILCOX s. GIBB's SswINe MAoHINn. Th<
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll etreet
Intelligencer Building. 1928
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(lLD COLL, sILv1s. seAss, yoPP1R, l1c.,
R PIS ,s.Dtls ssssaasd % 81 Au0sHsflfi;ies s
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PRIGG's JKwBLRY STORE, No. Al Pennsylya-
mia avenue, received this morning some beauti-
full styles In jet and French gilt jewelry; also,
the sterling metal spoons and forks on white
metal that will not corrode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

-O
WILBOR'e Con LIVER OIL AND LIMR.-The
great popularity OF this safe and eoicacious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrias
worth: In the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous HUI
mors, and all Consumptive symptoms, it has no
superior, if equal. Let no one neglect the early
symptoms of disease, when an agent is thus at
hand which will alleviate eli complaints of the
Chest, Lungs or Throat. Manufactured only
by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, 100 Court ST., Boston.
Sold by all druggists. eos
WARREN's COOKING PoT, great success;
Tory's weather strips, for excluding cold aud
dust, suitable for doors and windows; enterprise
earth closet and gas stove, both inodorous; gss
sunlight reflector; non-explosive lamps, in many
styles. Call and examine, at No. 4, Y. N. q. A.
b. teoel HAMILTON Il PEARSON.
N
THn NATIONAL SAVINGS BAHK, corner of
New York avenue ard 18th street, nays per CT.
per annum On deposits for each calendar month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, 70 and
to 6. HtS.litl6
CORNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Buniene
Chilblsins, Bad Nails, Sc, successfully treated
by Dr.. White, Chiropodist, No. 5S5 18th street,
opposite Q. s. Treasury. Established in wash
ington 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

THB TRuer1Ds or C0LORID PUBLIC SCHOOL
met last night, and the resignation Of Mrs. n ary
A. A. Wormley % music teacher, WAS accepted
Mis- 0enevieve j. Fleet was appointed music
teacher for the western school district. Miss
Miss Mary j. Patterson WAS assigned to tho
Principalship Of Stevens school building. Nj.
johnson presented rules defining the duties of
1anitors, which were approved. Mr.. Wormley
moved that the pay Of DR.. AIeusta q teacher
OF botany, physiology. and anatomy in the pre-
peraeory high school b hxsd at $50 per msnth
70 take enect nom September 1, 1872 Mr.. GRAY
moved @ amend By inserting oae instead Of go
Per month, to take eject frO9 January 4, 1873,
Ssuie6CAssHs. johnson and Gray voting aye,
TEE "FoRfY HouHs' DIvorroH % the
Blessed eacrament, !" ono Of the most imprepiye
csreoonies Of the Catholic church, Win com
mence at 81 Aloyaus to-mofroW mceninR With
aeolemn high ma6s, Father RoccOfort ceiebrant.
tatnr Grimm deacon, and Father Morgan sub.
deacon. The sermon WIN b BY Rev. Father
Mcguire, on the Eucharist. Affer mr. thero
VIII Be procession, composed Of the clery aud
members Of the congregation, and little eirys
dressed IN white gtreWlng hoWoRo In the path
way OF the proce0Dion, - he Host q borne sionr
under canopy. At II O'Clock On Monday md
Tuesday high @aos VIII again b celebfated
with deacon and sub deacon, and the ceremonv
will Close on the latter day. The altar WIN b
sisbGetely decorated.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-03-01
VERMILIONVILLE, La. SATURDAY, MARCH ], 1873
City Council of Vermi!ionvllle.

City Council of Vermi!ionvllle.
Regular Meeting of February Sd 1873.
Present: WIN. O. Smith. Mayor, and
Messrs. +. L. Mcbride, II. Landry, Aug.
Mouuier and X. Gagneux. Absent: 3. A.
Sslles J. J. ReviIlon and NJ Judice.
The Mayor called the meeting to order,
and
On motion it was resolved, That com.
mittee of three he and Is hereby appoint.
ed to make an estimate Of the lumber ne.
csssary to repair the bridges within the
limits Of the Corporation Of vermili onville.
and to purchase the same on terms most
favorable to said Corporation. The Mayor
appointed Messrs. r. l.. Mcbride, J. j.
Rsvil'on and Aug. Mounisr on said com
mittee.
On motion it was resolved, That the
same committee be and is hereby author
izsd to make and receive proposals Of con-
tracts, for repairing and keeping 10 order
the sidew alks, streets and bridges within
the limits of the Corporation, during the
year 1873. subject to the appreciation Of
the City Council.
On motion, the Council adjourned to
the next regular meeting.
H. NJ. BAILEY, w. o. SMITH,
Secretary. Mayor.