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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-18

Popular Goods. and Popular
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NOTES


Master Joseph Davis deserves the
honor he so richly merited in deliver
ing the Address of Welcome.
Mr.. ]. w. Rankin and the Misses
Brown, who so efficiently conducted
the musical entertainment for the
Convention, deserve special common
dation.
Mr.. J. J. Faulkner, Chairman OF the
Reception Committee, Performed
probably the heaviest work of any one
in the Convention. 80 well was his
work performed that all had homes
provided convenient to the church,
and more homes seemed to be ready II
called for.
The walls of New Providence were
beautifully and tastefully decorated
with beautiful notices, charts, maps
and emblems, among which We no.
ticed one especially nice placed over
the stand, with the following words
beautifully wrought with evergreens
peace be within thy walls, The
| Cnurches of Christ salute you" A
Sunday School map of Blount county,
executed and drawn by Mr.. Geo. A.
Brown, Vice-President for the county
of Blount, showing in beautiful
| colors all the civil districts
in the county and designating the
schools by gold stars and waters, show
ing at glance the exact length of time
the schools kept open during the year.
The tables around the stand were
furnished with beautiful and tastily
wrought boquets of flowers furnished
by the good ladies of Maryvllle.
| Surely the citizens of Maryville have
great reasons to feel proud for the man
ner in which they have entertained
this, the larges st Sunday School Con-
vention that has ever assembled In
East Tennessee.
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The Labor Question.

This is one of the Oldest questions known
to political economy. The warfare be-
tween capital and labor has been going on
for the last ,OC0 years, more or less, and
is still raging. For bad blood take Rosa
dalis, the Great Southern Remedy. War
ranted to cure all scrofulous humors,
eruptions, &C., and cleanse the system of
all impurities Geo. w. Albers, Whole
sale gent Knoxville, Tennessee.
EAST TENN. CIGAR FACTORY
F. HOCKENJOS, Proprietor.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES
and SMOKERS ARTICLES.
CENT CIGARS,
Pure Havana Filler
Fifty DOLLARS offered to any body
in this city who can beat this Cigar in price
and quality. f. HocKENJos.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-18

Buy your MILLINERY at Dun
bars.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-18

Assyrian family for their entertain
ment during the last session OF the
Convention.
On motion of J. A. Rayl the Con-
vention adjourned to meet at Loudon,
subject to the call OF the Executive
Committee.
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New Goods received every week
Mt DUNBAR'S.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-18
Every Man to His Trade.

Go to Z. C.. LOcke's for Cheap
Groceries.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-18

vi ldSE y lIOA-I 10 q
gain of 1854. The statistical report
not being quite complete at the time
we could net get any further statistics.
The President announced the fol-
lowing list Of names as Vice-Presi-
dents of the Convention for the en-
suing year:
Anderson county Rev. Robt. DON
aldson.
Blount-J. J. Faulkner.
BIadley-P. E. Hardwiek.
Campbell w. G. Hall
Carter-W. G. Butler.
CIaiborne-Prof. B. @. Maynar
Cocke-Maj. w. Smith.
Cumberland-A. A. Hubbard.
Fentress-S. V. Bowden.
Grainger-Benj. Peck.
Greene-J. w. Doughty.
Hamblin-W. D. Smith.
Hamilton-L. C.. Stewart.
Hancoek-Col Jas. A. Doughty.
HRwkins-H. g. Kyle.
james,. T. Watkins.
Jefferson-J. J. Cole.
Johnson-P. w. Smith
Knox-T. b. McLemore.
Loudon-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pressnell.
McMinn-D. e. Bolton.
Meigs-M. B. Stewart.
Morgan-Rev, s. Roberst.
Monroe-W. B. Stephens.
Polk-I. J. Stamper.
Bhea--J- A. Alternately.
Roane-Jno. B. Childress. /.
Scott-C. G. Schnak.
Sevier-W. G. Murphy.
Sullivan w. II. II. Gasnes.
Union-Q. w. Branson.
Unicoe-Col. John K. Miller.
Washington-Prof. III. Presnell.
Avote of thanks was rendered to the
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on the 26th of October, 1861
procured his appointment to cap.
taincy in the seventeenth United
States regular infantry, and had
him assigned in daty as mastering
officer in his native State, where
he remained until November
28th, 1863, when. on account Of
i~ucapacity resulting from his
wound received in the line oi
DE was retired on bis OWL
application, and Is now drawing
tl350 yearly from the govern
ment, 10 accordance with section
1851 Revised Statutes.
This srcrf6cing and noble lady
10 now the subject Of much news
paper romance and the fair fame
d Miss Kate Chase is being
wantonly traduced, and a lifetime
of devotion to humanity and no
bic womauhood is being sacrificed
on the alter Of 6endish sensation
alisrn.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

a SOURCE OF MUCH .oDILY EVIL
II the habit of body becomes irregular
mu6h svia b inflicted on the syetem. The
st6hsch becomes dyspepdc, bilious symp-
toms develop themselves. the circulation
ID coatsmindtsa, and The nerves share in
tho general disorder. It II Of the utmost
Importance that the bowels should be
thoroughly snd speedily regulated when
they grow derelict. The corrective agent
bert adapted to this purpose il Rostetters
Stomach Bittsrs, wholesome, non-griping
vegetable laxative, worth all the rsspng
cathartics inverted since the time .,
Paracelus. People who have been in
the habit Of uing blue pill, calonel. and
other cheap nostrums Tor constipation
should abandon such burtful and uBeless
medicines. and substit ute for them this
pleasant and gentle aperient, which not
only produces the purgative effect natn-
rally, but also strengthens while it regu;
lates the bowels, stomach and. liver. Il
moreover cures and prevents intermittent
and remittsnt fevers. govt, rheumatism,
debility and urinary troubles.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

Oh no, God save US from such
quiet, sleepy folks as Hyams and
Addison-Thibodear Sentinel.
And now rises to view the
'mournfnl counteaance of "Uncle
s;ilas," whose solemn jokes and
lugubrious witticisms have caused
many hearts to ache within the
last twenty years. We condole
with our doleful contrere and won
der in what church yard he IN.
earth ed this last ghastly attempt
at fun Sleepy, quotha! Alas,
the sw eet sleep Of innocence never
infested the morbid brain OF
'.Uncle Silas Natures sweet
'restorer,," having long since fed
q mind whose thoughts are only
of granting skulls. gibberine
phantems, fostering corpses, mid.
night inca nations, and deprayed
Oh, rub down your
chin, Grissy Sugar Planter. :
Give it to him again Harry
He needs a tonic.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

- Sunday arpeaIs to have
been an unlucky day for our local
tbase ballists. The Young Amsri.
cas- were BADLY defeated by the
'Crescents, ina game played that
During the progress Of
the 6rst inning. Mr.. G. B. Shaw,
first baseman of the Crescents,
in attempting to take in a hot
liner had the third finger Of the
left hand. broken at the first joint
producing AN ugly aad painful
wound. 4 colored man named
Henry Fetry while umpiriug q
game for a.chuple of colored clubs,
was accidentally struck over the
left teye by q bat in the hands Of
one Of the players, and badly
dis6gured, the upper portion Of
the eyefd being cut through to
70 the bone, thus causing it to
drop ever the eye. We trust
ithat these accidents will prove
less serious in the future.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

~ That excellent artist Nj,
y D. Palmer. Who is ct present
stopping il Abbeville, informs u
that he will not renain here nsch
longer, and We would advise I'll
OF our readers who ate4ssirous d
obtaining : good and faithful
likeness Of themselves or family
mot to let ilfs Opportunity ship
friend Palmer has y way oi
catching the shadow aud holding
il fast" which can tot fsa d
pleasing. He can b 1Danl q
bis studio opposite the sonthwes,
|eorner q Madeleine Square.
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~ Rumors were a6oat here
Thursday to the effect that the
.Pharr Line steamer Matte had
been blown ashore 81 Cote
Blanche lsland tsriug NE gale
Friday and totally wrecked.
At The present writing nothing
is known but We hope
that Ito report Is false.
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SCHOOL BOABD.
AbbeviIle. Aur. 18th 1879.

Abbeville, Aug. 18th 1879.
Pursuant to adjournment, the
school Boardmet on this day.
Were present j. N. Williams,
B. Faux, J. Archie Young, J. j.
Ahshi"e, jr., Jno. Lenore, Daniel
PAU. and r. Sagrera.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were adopted after due
reading.
On motion, It was resolved that
the salaries of Teachers remain
the same as last year.
On motion it was resolved that
the public schools in this Parish,
open OH the first tb0nday in Sep
tember hext.
On motion. 1t was resolved that
d committee, consisting of Messrs
Young, Williams and Faux. be
appointed to examine the books
Of the School Treasurer; and to
report q statement IF the same,
at the next meeting of this body.
On musion. the hllowing teach,
ers were employed for the term
OF one year.
For lst school 1st ward d tabause
End LIST P Martin
colored Sra 4 McGiil jr
4th" IT B~roussard
5th A B Filz Sthspens
white "7th Ambrose Lacour
" colored I" 7th" S Rice
On motion, it was resolved that
the second school in lst ward, be
located at or near, Dupre Le-
blanc's residence.
On motion, it was resolved that
provided an acre Of land be dona.
ted to the school ahthorities by
Joseph TtAhan the sum Of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars,
or as much thereof az may be
necessary; be allowed out of said
wards fund, to by che lumber and
materials with which to erect q
school house in the second ward /:
provided alse that the patrons
thereof shall furnish all the labor
necessary to haul the lumber and
to construct said building ; and
that the schools shall not be open.
ed in said ward, until there shall
be to the credit of the same, an
excess of the amount herein al.
lowed.
On motion, the Board adjourn
ed s,ze de.
B. sAcRERA, Sect'y.
JAS. n. WuLIAMs President.
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FH District AttsrRey.

To the soters Of tie Parish 81
Latay.tte and Nermi1on. :.
am . candidate for District
Attorney Of the 25th Judicial
. District, at the election to take
i, place on the 2nd December ;
You ell know my past record
Z 40 District Attorney Of this Dis
ttrict. I refer to it as the best
guarantee, / tan give for future,
and solicit your vote.
JOSEPH A. CHARGOTs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

A propos - the great spragae.
Conkling scandal, the New Or.
leans Times spins the following
romantic little yarn After the
disastrous first battle of Bull Run
in the first year Of the war, when
-demoralMed and dishearteaed,
the defeated federals went strag.
CLING into Washington, the second
New Hampshire infantry passed
the residence of the secretary Of
the treasury. The family Of the
great secretary were intently and
alphabetically watching the
tired, begfimed and wounded OF
this command. Ono soldier, Or.
derby Sergeant Charles Holmes,
of Go. B, was badly wounded in
the shoulder and was being care
fully transported alone in an an.
bulance when a beautiful and &C,
complished young lady made her
way, on the impulse Of the momeat
to the ambulance, called q hal,
and inquired about the wounded
man. The responses to her in
quiries determined her and slit
gave directions for the sufferer to
be taken into the masion of hel
father. There, under her kind
and attentive ministration, the
sergeant in due time recovered
sufficiently to bid adiea to hi,
noble and generous benefactres'
and rejoined his regiment, but moi
long to remain in the ranks
This lady was possessed Of infu
ence and power, and sppreciatine
the intelligence and many traits
of Sergeant Holmes soon had bin
promoted to be second Lieutenant
In his regiment, aud subsequently,
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FOR District Jsdss.

To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the perishes Of
Lafayette and Vermilion.
Tam q candidate for the ofice
Of District Judge Of the 18th Jodi.
cial District composed Of the par
ishes Of Lafayette and Vermilion,
and, pointing to my past record IS
your Judge, brief as it Is, I sol.
licit your support and your votes.
Election, End December 1879.
Ed. EUG. MoUqoN.
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A6- Last Friday this and the ad.
Joining parishes were visited q by
high gale of wind and heavy rain.
The cotton and corn crops suf-
fered considerable damage. But
little if any injuring was done
tho cana
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Notice.

Persons DESTROYS Of having
their pictures taken should not
wait much longer, as my stay in
Abbeville IL limited. Come one.
come ALI
j.. D. PALMER.
Aug. soth 1879.
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Send Your Name.

On a postal card AMI receive
by return mail FREE, a sample
copy of the Evanston. (Wyoming)
AGE which will give you all the
information you want about the
Western country.
Address WIN. E. WHEELER
Publisher.
Evanston, Wyo. Tor.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce
I. O. LEBLANC as an independent
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
Of the parish Of Vermilion, at''he
election ia December next
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

~ Messrs. Herpin and Patin
have opened a saddlery shop Ct
Halls Hall Shere they will se
-e.dy At al hours to attend to
their trade; to make and fit sad
dies. harness. and repair the same
Il liberal prices.
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THE MERIDIONAL,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, By
f.. I, ADDISON N.
81 5O....PER YEAR ...4 80
rERNb,

The N.sprssAL. IL publ, lid weekly
10 English and Frsnsh, stesso dcllsss
end Atty cents pes aande payable u
Advertissme,ts wiAbs fnssftsd q 91O0
',er SQUARE Of tsuf inds, Or Len, Dr. each
ADVERTISEMENTS pthhti1hed IN Esklish
and French win DO chHtkdd for bon Han
gauges. .. -
slesa than two d6ilars and 8 yscete.
Payment or al adSeftssenene y con
sldsred due inmsdiatsly sftsf eAeh 1rst
AdvertaISasnts not hkiksd NiyA 11e
number Of ihssffiohs te4difed. yiIl De
published txsn Otherwise ofdsftd, and
charged for t6eofdiuey.
Tn dollars In advance . tequtred1 -
Announcing candidates 5of deace; saa
election tickets q otAsr j6bsNoIkfnnst
~ pajd f6r IN ddllseFy.
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~To.day the Sycamores play
the White Stockings on the
grounds of the latter at Perry's
Bridge. Both clubs are In good
trim and . 6ne game is expected.
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For Clerk Of Court.

We are authorized TO announce
AhA name Of JosEpHS. NUNEz, asa
candidate for Clerk Of Court, at
the election to be held on the I'd
of December next, 1879.
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~ Work upon the Baptist
Church is progressing 6uely and
the building will soor be ready
for occupancy. 1t will be quite a
neat looking edifce and reflect
credit upon its congregation.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We.are Authorized to announce
u. B. LroNs, a. a candidate for
Constable, in and for the Third
Ward, parish Of vermihon.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

~ Political matters are
stirring in this parish ; but some
Offices do not appear to be worth
much as no candidates for them
are out yet.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

You are hereby notified that
the Tax Collectors OHkce is nov
open i'm the town of Abbeville
near the Qanrt House.
Parties Wishing to settle will
End myself or l.. j. Smith, my
deputy, from 9 to s O'Clock at the
Office.
N. G. BkoussARD,
Tax Collector.
March 29th 1879.
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A CYCLOPEDtA FOR 500 90.


Perhaps the most remarkable
literary enterprise of the time, is
the publication OF the Lsbrary
U,sioersal KnoDhdge, 10 20 volums
Of nearly 1000 pages each, hand.
somely bound, for so cents per
or 5000 for the set. II
is a reprint entire Of the last
QSEY Edinburgh and London
edition Of Chambers Encyclopedia:
a Dictionary Of Unisevsal Knosct.
edge TOR the People, with very large
additions upon topics Of special
interest to American readers.
The amount of matter will some.
what exceed that of the Cyclope.
dias Of Appleton OF johnson
though the price is but a fraction
of their cost. Volume one is to
be ready early in September and
the others will follow at very
short intervals. The remarkably
low prices are accounted for by
the method of sale, to the SUBJ
scribers direct, saving them the
large commission, often so or 60
per cent, paid to agents or dealers
also by the recent great reduction
IN the cost OF making very large
sales. This certainly is a work
that the millions will appreciate.
Special inducements are offered tn
early subscribers and to clubs.
The same publishers have re-
Gently issued editions Of Cham
bers' Cyclopedia Of English Liter
ature 4 vols, $500, formerly sold
in 2 vols, for 5000 also, Rd
Inns Ancient History, and Jose
plus Works, large type editions,
for 1925 and So 90, and Smiths
Bible Dictionary, 81 90.
They also publish, in August
and September, the Acne Library
Of Biography, II vols, and the
Acme Library Of Modern Classics
9 vols, the former at IS cents
and the latter t-5O cents pet vol
In these series presented such
authors as Carlyle, Macaulay
Gibbon, Goldsmith, Lamartine
Michelet, Thomas, Moore, Walter
Scott, and Fouque, and such sub
ijects as Caesar, Cromwell, Burns
Jean of Arc, Vicar Of Wakefield
Picciola, Lalla Rookh, &c. Full
catalogue Of publications. term.
to clubs, &C., will be sent free OF
request by the publishers, tn.
AMERICAN Book EXCHANGE, S:
BEEKMAN ST., N. 7.
DA H-- ~A-- 80
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r.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. g st. L0uis Street,
New Orleans.
coNs1GNMENTs OF

CONSEQUENCES of
Cotton, Sugar, Molasses, RTE,
Hides, aud other produce solicited.
To the sale of which prompt attention
will BE given ard satisfactory returns
made.-March 8-'7S-N.
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COW ISLAND ITEMS.

By~ Mr.. John Mai is erect
ing a sugar house near his resi-
dence at Cow Island.
1r Cypress pieux are selling
in this parish for $500 per hun
dred.
ny French ducks are becom-
ing plentiful in the marshes
around Cow Island, and sports
men are happy.
l The fine rains we have
had of late have enabled the
swazhpers to float logs, pieux and
boards to high land.
b@ Al the game law for this
year expired On the first Of Ao-
CAST, parties can be seen in all
directions with their pop-gnDs
shoufdered as if to slay the whole
creation and the rest of mankind.
H@ Mr.. VIM. Harrington, Of
Cow Island, is putting in a lar.
ger set of kettles in his sugar
house. It appears that those he
has been using are toe small for
the amount of work done. Sue
cess, William.
ma A party of sportsmen.
headed by that chief Of hunters,
Mr.. Richard Leblanc, started on
a deer hunt a short time since in
the Islands to the Southwest Of
this parish. and succeeded 10 stop
ping in their career of three fine
deer. If deer abounds where
Richard goes, he is sure to have
his share. That's so.
H6g Messrs. Aurellien and Jos
eph Theall contemplate building a
larger and more substantial build
ing than that now used near TIE
pasture gate. They started business
as merchants about a year ago,
and since then their present store
house is entirely too small. 1t is
the only store in this section 0!
the parish, consequently they are
doing a smashing business. They
are honest and trustworthy in
their line, and we'll worthy of the
patronage so liberally bestowed
upon them.
na- The crops in old VermiI:
ion were never better than this
season. We see by late papers
that scarcely half a crop will be
made in the Northern parishes.
Old Vermilion is SO far ahead Of
her crops Of previous years, that
our friends in the Northern par
ishes would do we'll to send to
this market for their supplies,
We can supply your wants in that
line gentlemen send in your or:
ders.
Beot IA lady residing al
Cow Island in this parish wishing
to "set' d hen went into the field
adjoining her residence where
some Of her chickens had been
laying" and procured some sew
enteen eggs and placed them
under the hen. When in the
course of "hnman events" the
chickens were hatched, 10. and
behold there came forth four
small sized aligators. It is sup
posed that aligators from an ad'
Joining marsh had deposited their
eggs in the field ana she not
knowing the differences placed
them Under the hen. And what
is more strange the young aliga.
tors follow the mother hen around
the premises as happy asa Colo
RADIO Beetle in a potatoe patch,
! Hurra for old Vermilion. By
,jingo! Beat it who can.
bE- Last Friday this and the ad.
l~lc;n;nr no riehoe wore viaifn6 a hi
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N(yTg


Parish YeraiioH
1879
Licenses Slatf1
person. hblibs \
complied, srs
pay ,r,msdI.idy.s]
nre Of The liulm
Y.
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STATE Of Easii
VefmiIion-PM1
All

soccession u II
Notice IS I'M
parties iaterdt
succession, d. All
ton II make d
Ursin Duholl, al
tary Executofp
to file the sane
Office Of the CIsll
ten days from
.Gisen under
this day Oh ofl
LASTS H.
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Best Offer Yet! W., We take

Best Offer Yet! w.. tax, TAKE
sufe in announcing to our friends and the
pub lie generally q We have made m
rangements by which We are enabled to
furnish ,ha' handsome paper, the
Louisiana Cap toian
and the MERIDIoNAL one yer for
the extremely low price Of s. $50 CASH.
Batou Rouge is pow the permanent Capt..
tai of this great S'ate. and this is ar e1-
cellent opportunity to get the Capital and
rarlsh news for little more than One
PR1cx. The CAPITOLIAN is q spicy,
10 GREETING journal, filed with literary
matter for the ladies'. humor for the fun.
loving, historical sketches for the student,
and news from all parts OF the World, fol
every one. Its editorials upon the cur
rent political topics of the day are writ.
teu in q pithy and attractive style, while
other subjects Of importance are present,
ed to the reader In VIGOROUS and nntnis'
t ,kable terms. It is, in fact. a frat-tate
Democratic family newspaper, calculated
10 elevate and strengthen the mortls u
our State. and should eifcula . in every
nook ard corner Of its boundaries.
Send to the publishers for a specimen
copy, which is forwarded free upon 40.
plication. Address, The CAPITDL1AN,
Baton Rouge, La.
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STATE OH
Parish Cosr

Iaf1@
soccessioa
Notice il hs
parties intefdaa
sion, or ~haiiDgs,|
make to tho ,lp
Baudoin, u Iau
to file the n
the nmre ulMC
within ten tays
hereof.
Given uhdaMI
this 7th day i I'LL
LAsTIE Biz
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-30

a. Cane is ripening, for the
youngsters.
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District Court opens here next
Monday.
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