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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08
TOWN COUNCIE
January Gt

At a called meeting
Town Council held this
were present: Leonce
Mayor ; and Messrs. a.
sard. Solomon Wise. Jess
absent Jean Boyanc6.
A communication fne
Riazin; preferring charrak
the town constable
Cartright, was received ~
Upon investigation Of
the Council were nf
that. under tie chargrs Az
and tie evidence e'iile9 ]
exam nation Of the witt
ihjn-lisse was done "a NH
pis The Gnustabl
i imahded for taLing 81
stead Of collecting uues
fpr violation Of tie prliass
Town Council : whirls
to have beer the p~risnatr
the acts complained d.
Upon motion, counrn IN:
ed to the next regular m
LEoNcE PEaRgT, IN
w. B. WHITE, secrelafg
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Notice.

against the succession !, W.
F. Feray, decd, are reo,..ss
present the same witlou, ~
my attorneys MesSrs. + ! W.
and K. c. Smedes.
Dec. 81 rs.
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FFZ q 49, HL5-EHEs EHE
ma Baltimore is the most re
markable city 10 American one
very important respect, at least.
It has the finest municipal build.
ing in the country, which was
built for less than the original
estimate. It also has a fire de.
partment which, for the past
year cost $4,000 less than the
appropriation for that purpose.
If honesty and economy we're onl,
con tagioBe!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08
,eE Sammy Tllden is at hi

s6F Sammy Tllden is at his
little advertising dodge again, and
is endeavoring TO impress the
Democrats of the country that he
lis the only man who can retrieve
the faded fortunes Of the party
and gaurd the destinies Of thi:
mighty republic. Oh, no Sammy
You won't dc. We tried you
once before, you recollect. Meme
meme, tekl uphorsin.
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skg- Capt N. P. Millard, of the
Pharr line steamer Mary Lewis,
died of paralysis, January 23rd.
in New Iberia. He was well
known throughout the Attakapas
and leaves q host of friends to
mourn his untimely end.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

bar Gov. Hampton of South
Carolina is rapidly convalescing
but will make no appearance in
public Until the Ed Of February,
when he has consented to assist in
the celebration of Wash,ngton's
birthday at Charleston.
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ATTENTION.
United Friends of Temperance,
No.156.

,..9t NO. Iob.
There will be a meeting of the
Council on the 10Th of February,
at II o'clock A. N. Members are
earnestly requested to attend, as
business of Importance will be
transacted.
By order Of the Abbeville
Council. SOLOMON WISE.
Feb. 1st 10. Committee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

n@y- Hon. Matt Carpenter has
been elected United States Sen
ator by the Wisconsin Legislature.
Carpenter is one of the few de-
cent Republicans at the North.
and in him the South will ever
find a true friend.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

Ea~ The steamer Exchange,
Capt Peterson arrived here Tues.
day morning from New Orleans,
whence she departed last Friday
evening, thus making the trip in
about three days.
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The Oldest Established
South and the only hosss,'
kind in South western Y
"Robinson's Silver
specially. These Cap'f
tinuous, having no )olla
are the safest protecn1
lightning ever invea'ss
will be, for the reriaiDds
year, through The T.
northern parishes q
represented by is
statesmen Messrs. + y
La ; S. W. Greene. q /
Pritchard. Of S. G..
ard. Of s. G !; and
Of Fla. This Comps.
the Silver Gables aud
Rods cheaper than tDs
offered to the Puo''s
skillfnl worknen
Orders promptly at'v.
satisfaction gnarans
Office, 293 St. Char
Calliope. june 60;
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ENyr Minos G. Broussard ESQ
has been appointed tax collector
for this parish, by Gov. Nichols.
and his appointment being con
firmcd by the Senate, we suppose
he will soon qualify and enter
upon the active discharge of the
duties Of his Office.
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Notice

My notice in the last N...&
was not intended to en,sS9
idea fila. | am ovna
Kings Warehouse DION
A bbeville, aud that d pa,f,s
existed between us. | NM.
state merely that I am M
of the property for the ye,,
and as such its proprietor,
Dec. ~ 1918. A. Nozn|
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Isr Parish Court, opened
Monday, and adjourned on
Thursday.
pz-Mrs. Cobb, the Connecticut

BGS- Mrs. Cobb, the Connecticdt
woman, who poisoned her hus-
band, has been sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life. As for her
poltroo n paramour and accom-
plice in crime, whose evidence
established her guilt, hanging
would be altogether too good fo'
him. hisa ,f58 7asf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

RE A little boy was one day
asked by a clergyman if lie knew
what an implicit. childlike faith
was. He thought he did. Being
asked. 10 aescribe it, after think.
ing a moment. he said. "When
my mother says a thing is SO.
must believe 1t is SO if il amt"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All advertisements and communications
intended for the MERIp1oNAL, must be
handed in by l2 o'clock NJ. on Thursday
to eusure'puhlioation. This is an impor-
tant business rule, which should not be
overlooked OF neglected.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

E6s- Mr.. Jean NJ. Beauxis, the
enterprising grocer, has removed
his store to tire adjoining building
situated at the corner o. State
and Concord Streets, formerly oc.
cupicd as a printing Office by the
.Meridional.
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Montagne, U.
/, r
/, Ian D A EN- T..
p % Ahhevilla L4a-feh2 en-
P. O. Abbeville, La.-feb8 6m

DR.. D. s. one
Of the most successful Specialists
of the South. Cures all private
matters of both sexes speedily and
and safely. All cases guaranteed.
Those in trohble call or write.
Office and residence, corner
Robinson and Gasquet SITS, New
Orleans, La. febS-ly.
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Notice

Takea up by the UNDER,
in this parish, a gray creoIe
aged about % years and
about thus jKB on the right
The oWne is hereby not
come forward. prove his ps
and pay costs, otheruis
horse will he disposed Il
ing to law.
ZENoN PERI
Jannarv 18th 10,
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sey- Our young friend w. A.
White has been appointed Dis
trict Attorney pro tenn, for this
parish. Walter is good boy and
has the ability requisite to ELL the
position with credit.
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k6se Minos G Broussard Esq.
having been appointed tax col,
lector, will cause a vacancy in the
Office Of Parish Treasurer.
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STATE OF LOtJlslNf
Parish of VermilM

Parish Gonrt--No.
Succession Of Louisa {.
Notice is hereby give
parties interested in ssid
sion, or having any opPe1
make to the tabFean Of ds
charges, and Of final sedf
Of the aforesaid succe
to file the same IN Wfii1
the. Office of the Clerk u
within ten days from IT'D
hereof.
Given under nv hand
this 18th day Of January
LAsTIE 13RoUssARD.
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A1 Many English sailors will
not whistle at sea for fear Of pro.
voking a storm. 81 da'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

1aH 1t seems rather odd to bee
two men playing seven-up for a
dinner that is to be eight up.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

b6y Sometimes the services of
a civil engineer are. cheap at
twice the money. 4 Henderson
County farmer worked four days
last week digging a ditch to drain
a bit Of low meadow of his own
into a big pond on another mans
farm. And when the ditch was
opened the pond just walked
right into the meadow and located
about twenty acres of swamp,
where the hay used to grow.
And the farmer was just the mad,
dest man.-Hawkeye.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

sE If you catch a man steal.
ing your umbrella arraign him or
the spot. AL 4
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

B9 What is more aggrava'
ting than, when starting out in a
heavy rain, storm, to attempt to
button your overcoat up to the
aeck, and ascertainsthat the only
8uttonson the coat is located
down at its equator.
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FOR THE CONVENTION
In the Tenth Senatorial Dlstric'
G.. b. SHAW,
OF Vermilion.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

@r Two country attorneys
overtaking a waggoner on the
road, and thinking to be witty
asked him why his fore horse
was SO fat, and the rest SO lean.
The waggoner. knowing them,
answered. That his fore horse
was . lawyer, and the rest were
his clients. "-Erchonge.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Pnyish of VernQataOn.

Parish Of VeTnaalaon.
List Of Jury for the next term OF
the District Court Of said par
ish, to be held in the month Of
Morob 1870
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

lk5 The man who is always as
"cool as a cucumber" is generally
as green. HI
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-08

p@ Vermilion Bayou IS now
fairly alive with water craft. The
steamers, Matte, D Stein, E. W.
Fuller and Exchange-together
with a half dozen schooners are
now plying on her waters. II
has been many years since she
has witnessed such activity along
her banks. If Plaquemine Bayou
was cleaned out, thus establishing
short and easy communication
with New Orleans, Vermiliou
Parish would then be able to land
her products Upon the wharyes o.
that city at a small expense and
not being oppressed by monopolie:
would rapidly develop her won
derfal productive powers.
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.hcEW ORLEaM
Lightning Rod W
find General Factory IN
Rrorgani.d
3. WI. RobinSonl

Of Florida General
Formerly Of Savannah III
Rod Factory IS years sas'
had 20 Years eyptslencs
Branch nf Business
MIMI hventors
oad Dealers ~ aa Aia
LIGHTNING kODs
LIGHTNING Q ~
RAILS.
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pe Last Saturday night about
| o'clock the inhabitants of this
town were sud denly aroused from
their quiet slumbers by cries Of
Fire FireH and the ringing of
bells. Hurrying to the street we
beheld a sight seldom witnessed
in Abbeville. The fne residence
occupied by VOORHEES, Trahan was
in flames, the dense black smoke
rolling Southwark in huge
volumes, while the fdrid flames
cast their reflection against the
sky making the 4hmediate vicin-
ity as light as at midday. a
fire department is among the
evidences of%civilization as yet not
afforded by Abbeville, and without
any means to extinguish the
flames the people set to work to
save what they could. Most Of
the furniture, with some clothing,
were saved, but all the kitchen
furniture, china 4 plateware were
lost. The Internationally the
work Of en- neutrality-suspicious.
ted in the end of the kitchen
nearest the house, and in a few
moments the flames were commu-
nicate to the dwelling house, Mr..
Trahan's loss is at least $1,000.
The building was owned by
Joseph vignes, a New Orleans
liquor merchant, and was worth
about $4,000. We are unable to
learn whether the property was
insured. No doubt this fire will
give a new impetus to the move
now on foot here to organize .
IRE company. Every ore last
Saturday night saw the need Of
one and we hope soou to see them
manifest their appreciation Of
such a useful adjunct to Abbeville,
by taking an interest in the
matter.
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CHAPTER VI.
STILL URATH.

The little bell had not stopped its tinkling
summons on the following morning when
Godfrey took his usual seat in Mrs Will
liams' pew but Mrs. Elton WAS in her place
before him, and Cecl's golden head popped
up TO nod to his new friend, in spite OF his
mothers OBTAINING hand. Her eyes were
never once turned toward him, and, as she
sat in the church at right angles with him,
Geofrey's thoughts were q good deal dis
tracted by watching the perfect profile, the
long black lashes, and the pure oval of the
delicately tinted cheek She looked loveler
than ever in her white dress and bonnet, ths
faint pink roses matching the pure, clear
skin, and Godfrey thought, again and
again:
"How I wish were an artist What q
perfect study she would make for Ma
donnaw
There was almost triumph in his glancs
as he met Eva Dayrells eyes Could shs
help admiring such faultless beauty to
which il was an insult to apply the word
"pretty"2
Poor Eva's heart was sick and heavy
through that long morning service. s,te
saw, though he was unconscious Of her
Watching, how Geotfreys eyes sought ii'aV
exquisite young face again and again with p
look in them that she had never seen there
before. She was quite ignomnt Of the tacS
that he had spoken TO Mrs. Elton but thras
times in his life; but, had she known it, it
would not have brought much comfort 10
her. No man can hide from woman thts
loves him his infatuation for another, and
that Godfrey WAS utterly infatuated by this
mysterious stranger was evident to Eyas
eyes, though others, watching him less
closely, failed to perceive it He did not
join Mrs. Elton at the end of the service,
and, unwilling to follow her too closely, he
Yet the AbAsy party got between them. Al
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The history of Delacroix is one of the
most painful recent examples of painters
who, after being treated with scorn and
contumeIy during their lives, are exalted
soon after their death. In 1859 Della
croix, then in the full maturity of his
talent, was literally hooted out of the
Salon, so that he never sent picture to
it again; in 1879 the Frcn critics in
clude him among the greatest artists who
ever lived, and place him side by side
with Rubens. So late as 1851, when
Delacroix was already ffty-three years
old, his prices for pictures were so mod
crate that he asked E12 for "Le Samari-
TAM" GIG for &c Giaour," and 932 for
ole Lever"
Even his best paid pictures have risen
in the market since his death to ten
times their original value, and his worst
paid have risen in far higher proper
ton. He attempted some artistic publ
cations, which, in the commercial sense,
were complete failures. In 1884 he be-
gan series of thirteen Autographs from
Hamlet" which he finished in 1S43.
When these were published at the low
price of fifteen francs the set on ordinary
paper and twenty francs on India, thc
sale did not reach five copies--a clear
proof of the slight esteem in which the
artist was held by the public. A series
of illustrations to Faust" was compare
lively a success, for it brought the artist
about "a as remuneration for his Ia
bors.
Unfortunately, all this had an effect on
Delacroix which was not to be measured
in money. He lived frugally, and was a
bachelor, and riches was not essential to
his happiness; but he found it difficult
to keep up full confidence in his own
talent when others cared for it so little
Most artists are dependent upon the
opinions of others for a great part Of their
satisfaction in their work. Delacroix
was very liable to encouragement. at is
impossible" he said, "when one has fin
ished, not to cast glance of regret on
that formless mixture of good and bad
which is called the production of an art
ist."
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even life is saved by this timely protection. The
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not. Keep 1t by you for the protection it affords
Dy its timely use in sudden attacks
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ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE
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SEVERE IgEEEUMATISNE,

State of New Jersey, Bergen County. Township OF
Hackensack, IS.
Thomas Johnson, of said township, being duly
sworn. doth depose and say, that he has beer
severely afflicted with rheumatism for above IL
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being bent almost double, and was utterly unable
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was induced to try it, and after using it a shori
time. was able TO go to work again, after being
unable to do anything for nearly year.
4. JOHNSON,
Sworn to before me.
4 IL BEINCK KERunFF IuStice OF Peace
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Dr.. ToBIAs-I wrote to inform YOU that the
child of friend Of mine was cured of Group, af
ter being given up to die by three physicians One
hour after your Venetian Linlment was used it
was out OF danger l hope you will publish this,
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sore throat, etc., and always found it to cure.
JEREMIAH CASEY,
No,
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Lima Morgenstern, the respected in
ventor of the kindergarten, attended the
court held in the Berliner Schloss, on the
11th inst, in celebration of the golden
wedding.
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152 South Sixth Street PHILADELPHIA, Pa:
l have used for wears DIR. Tobias Venetian Lini-
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This is to certify that have used Dr. Tobias
Venetian Liniment for dysentery, toothache cuts
pains in the limbs, &c. and always with imme
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Royal Nail Steamship America, Jersey City,
July 2Sth.
Thf usapds OF other certificates can be seen at
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OATH

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5. 7. TOBIAS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2Sth
day of October 1872, D. S. HART,
Commissioner of Deeds
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II not suneriOr to any other The Horse Lini-
ment is only half as strong as the Family Lini.
ment, and Will not take the hair off ii used as di.
rerted.
The public appreciate it, as during the Epizootic
3,lill three thousand one bundled and tOrty-onc
bottles were sold in one day, as the following oath
will show:
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TO THE LADIES.

South Amboy, New Jersey.
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]. II. BRNcKERHoFF, Justice OF Peace.