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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE

offer @r sale my splendid Hanging Fork Farm
Of Eighty Acres, lying halfa mile from the Illus
tonville stanford turnpike. II Is well watered,
has tine young orchard, the Improvements are
fair, aud the neighDorhood Is good one. Call on
address =. W. BAILEY.
Sos-3t Milledgeyille, Ky.
II not sold privately before. will be cold at pub
lie auction, on TUESDAY,, sep. 2 ~, at 10 o'clock
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A very charitable gentleman is Ben.
ny Factor.
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fhs Court will convene on Sept.
lsi. The cnses from this District are
fAed for the 39th day (Noy. 27ih.(
and are as follows:
TnRrY.SISru DAY-Nop. 27h.
l.. & Nash. X. r. vs. Hudson. Boyle.
Rice's gd'n. vs. Rice, &C., Boyle.
Douglas, Nc. vs. Shannon .&c. Boyle.
Mock vs. Bixler, DC. Boyle.
Sprowl v Reid, Casey. en-
Evans W Evans. &c. Garrmd.
Beanley - Mershon, Garrarl.
Loelnmne vs. Iochnane, Garmrd.
Francis. DC, vs. Woods, DC, Garrard.
Ducrson W. Shumaic. Garrard.
Holmes admir-. vs. Links admir- &C.,
Garrard.
nndale. &c., vs. Berkele. DC. ,Garrard.
Phillips * SINS vs. Smith. Gnrrard.
Pearcc vs. Trustees Lancaster. Card.
Owsley " Phillips. Lincoln.
Same vs. 0wsIey. DC. Lincoln. o.
FoErIErm DAY Norcnbcr 29h.
Greenwood vs. Cooper, &c.. Lincoln.
Reid vs. Coax a Green's TIT. Lincoln.
Butt vs. Rifle. Lincoln.
Armstrong vs. First National Bank Of
Danville, &c, Lincoln.
Lincoln County Court vs. Brown.
Judge, &c, Lincoln,
Epperson vs. Graves, Pulaski.
Graves vs. Owens ex'r., Pulaski.
Raybon, &c. vs. Newell. dc. Pulaski.
Wilson vs. CundiG. Pulaski.
Waddle vs. Howard, Pulaski.
Mize vs. Barnes. Pulaski.
Ballouvs Hail. Pulaski.
Adams vs. Sirunk, Pulaski. .tI
Simpson, DC, VS. Campbell, Russell.
Whites ex'r. VS. Hayden, &c. Wayne.
Bell, &c, vs. Wayne County Court,
Wayne
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square, one Insertion. %
liberal deduction for each subsequent Insertion
Regular advertisers VII End our rates 70 b. e.
moderale a. those 81 any other respectable paper.
"Husincaa Notlcca US cents per line. Advcrtislng
Items IN Local Column, 20 cents per line.
Announcements Of MARKINGS, births and Deaths,
inserted free ofc0sf.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect. &c., viii, here
amer, be charged Al the rate Of cents PER line.
instead ofi0 cents, ~ heretofore.
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Leaves fall and then Fall leaves.
The rest of the week-Sunday.
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ron SALE.

ID MIC Thoroughbred Coiswold yearling
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SCHOOLS
LOUISVILLE FEmALE SEMINARY.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
Granville. Licking Co. o.

Bogins Its 18th year Sep. 10th. Has Preparatory.
Collegiate, Normal, Music and Painting Depart
cry thing hrst-class aud terms low. Address
Ss6-ft REV d. sHEpARDSON, ID. u.
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STANFORD SELECT SCHOOL
WILL OPEN
ID MONDAY In SEPTEMBER

Having an assistant, can take pupils Of any
grade. MY record as a scholar and educator +
public property. Let the tree he known bv It's
where you know you will get the most thorough
ss7-iOm y. n. MYERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-08
OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.

The juvenile " Pinafore company appeared
at this house last evening, but owing TO the
inclemency of the weather, and likely because
the greater portion of our theater goers were
at the minstrel performance on Monday night,
they played to very light audience. The
entertainment is a rare as we'll as an excellent
one, and should be well received every where
The little ones are musical prodigies, whose
training is of nature very seldom seen.
There is not hitch throughout the whole
operetta both music and acting would re-
fleet credit upon older and more experienced
artists. We cheerfully recommend this juve-
nile company to the highest consideration of
lovers, wherever they may 60.
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ssasasczzsssxesvzus.-usur~prusnzrruxs

MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE On Monday
Pony King was coming down the grade from
the Summit with a rockaway, and when he
reached point about two miles the other side
of the Plank House, he encountered a large
team going up, compelling him to turn out
toward the edge Of the grade. As he did SO
the earth gave way, precipitating driver,
horses and rockaway about fifteen feet
When they reached the bottom, the horses
tore themselves loose from the wagon, but
we're soon caught. Strange to relate, neither
King, horses or rockaway were injured to
speak of. 1t is really wonderful that the
whole outfit was not smashed to atoms
LETTER FROM GENERAL GRANT-Govsrnor
Kmkead yesterday received a letter from John
Russell Young, General Grants private secre-
tary, in which he is authorized to state that
the General accepts the invitation of the people
Of this State with great pleasure, and that he
will come here as soon after his return from
Oregon as possible. As the General will be
back from Oregon by the 22d or 23d instant,
he may be expected during the latter part of
this or the earliest part Of next month.
&. S. DIsrRIcr Court. THE Grand Jury
found true bill against Frank Schaata, for
counterfeiting and his trial set for the Goth; a
true bill against John Bradley, of Winnie
mucca, for selling whiskcy to the Indians, set
for 2Sth; William Hall, of Gold Hill, was
discharged from his liabilities. Case of Tan
german VS.. Ricketts,, set for December 9Th. A
venire for trial jury of 80 was issuel, return
able on the 2Gth.
REPAIRS NEEDED Tile Warm Springs
road is sadly in need of repairs. 1t is all
that ones neck is worth to drive on it with
all the ruts and holes that are to be encount-
cred there. During this wet weather three or
four men could easily place it in a good,
driveable condition.
DROPPED DEAD. Nat Furst a member of
the sporting fraternity, and well known in
TINS city, dropped dead at the Reno race
track, while buying pool. He was a
native of Ohio, aged about 80 years The
cause of his death is supposed to have
been heart disease.
AccIpENT.--Last evening two Cinnamon
were scufiling in a friendly way on the porch I
Of two-story house in the sweet smelling
quarter, when the foot of one, All Gee,
slipped and he fell head foremost from the
porch, breaking leg and his collar bone.
Coon News FROM OPHIR.-It was reported
on the street yesterday morning that the cas-
crosscut, 300 level of the Ophir and running
from the end Of the east drift on that level
has passed in rich ore. The report in readily |
believed.
Departures. - Mrs. DeGray and three
children, W H. Benham, S. W. Blasdel, W. |
l.. French, H. Cohn, A. Hoffman, 9. H.
Wharton. J. f. Bartholomew, Mrs. Foot,
Mrs. Cronin, T. McGinnis, A. Boucher,
ARRIVALS. The following passengers arri-
we'd on the southern stage yesterday afternoon;
w. J. Salkeld, j. W. Stoddard, II. c.
Ward, J. Roberts, G. Aaroe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-08
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION.

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
ease of Gonorhoea elect and Whites, matter OF
how long standing if directions followed. Internal
medicines not recommended necessary. guar
anteed money refunded For sale by i. F. Foster.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-08

sTATIoaERf At aAllEgAie AND FETAL.
sal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-08
GRANT RECEPTION COMMITTED

Hon. James Crawford, Chairman of the
Citizens Meeting, held On last Saturday night,
has appointed the following Committee to
make arrangements FOR the proper reception
Of General Grant upon his arrival in this
city Chief Justice ". H Beatty, Chairman;
Col. 2. Cayanaush, jr., Hon. l. L. Crockett
Joseph Irvine, Hon. S. d. King, H. /.
Tickner, Col. A. G. Ellis, O. K stanpley,
D. L, Bliss, S. C. SoovIlIe, Geo. w. Bryant,
]. NJ. Benton, Geo. fluffy, D. Gree, Il. :
Mason, Geo. 7. Davis, .. P Willis, Joseph
Plat, D. H. Lentz, Col. John Rosser, and a
D. Treadway elected by :he lat etinr)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-08

A LUCKY FELLow-A clerk in this city
who has been playing in the Havana lottery
for many years, purchased one tiith Of
ticket last month, and yesterday he was APP
prised of the pleasing fact that he had
drawn one-ffth Of the SO 900 prize in the
September drawing. He was greatly irritated
because he did not buy the whole Of that
| ticket, yet he was pretty well satifed He
would not grant us the privilege of publishing
his name, as he does not want to be known
as a lottery gambler. We have known hun
dreds of men and women who have squan-
dered fortunes iii playing Havana lottery,
but the subject of this item is the first one
we ever knew who won dollar Better keep
out of the business.
STovEPIPEs Now is the time to look after
stovepipes, which have been demoralizad
during the hot, dry Summer. The season of
highawinds is upon us, and single defective
stovepipe may be the means Of starting
conhagratlon great enough to destroy our
whole wooden town. Il is the duty of every
lOuStIiOtuGl 70 IjOh al or Ills matter without
procrastinarion; and when property owners
do not take enough interest in the safety of the
community to attend 10 the proper condition
of their stovepipes, let the authorities do it
at the owners expense. The security of tie
city must not be ieopuIzed because certain
parties are too negligent to attend to their
own affairs
CASE TO BE REoPENED. TIE case Of !.
O. Moore VS. the c. F. r. Il. O., for
Sol 900 damages, will in all probability be
reopened, as new proof has been discovered |
which establishes the liability of the com
pany for the accident which happened to !
the wife of plaintiff. If the fact can be |
presented that the accident occurred on the |
property, and owing to the |
negligence of its employees, verdict must
be found for the plaintiff, and he thinks he
can now fully prove these facts
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-08
BONANZA ORE AND BULLION.

Following is an official statement of the
ore product and milling operations at the Con.
Virginia mine for last week, as compared
with the week previous
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-08

Previous week. Last week.
Extracted, tons. ..... 927 I,l1G
Delivered to mills. ... 846 1,02G
Remaining in ore houses 1913 27O
A bullion shipment, valued at So, 953 50,
was made on Saturday, making total received
for September account, to date, Of $780,
O20 81.
Following is an official statement of the
same operations at the California nine for
the past week, as compared with the week
previous
Previous week. Last week
Extracted, tons. / ,080 S37
Delivered TO mills. l ,030 1877
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sdFjety 4lotltes.

idano Lodge No. l. A. T. 6 q. IF.
M S,9S It's regular meetings III Masonic
nsa .s every fourth SATURDAY, of each month
\ 'hren i'll good standing are invited
n BROWN, ssc'y.
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Refractory ores.

The San Francisco Post says the cx-
pertinent OF extracting aurimony, zinc,
lead, and all base metals from reirae-
tory ores liy passing quartz previous
ly roasted over copper plates heavily
charged with electricity, las proven q
grand success. Ore which, under the
Ordinary process, nnlled but So per
ton. has been made to so up as high
as SIG The result Of Thursdays tri-
al has demonstrated the fact that the
base metal in the most refractory orc
can he extracted by electricity, aad at
q tritling cost per ton This discovs
cry will prove veritable bonanza to
ihe company, ard will also permit Of
IA hundred mines being worked with
profit where there is now bat nne
The company is largely Indebted 10
Thomas Y. Julien, Superintendent Of
the Consolidated Esucralda mine, for
the successful result, that gentleman
having male many Improvements up
on the originally crude apparatus us-d
for that purpose. After a few more
tests the Company will, ii is under
stood, erect extensive reduction wrlks
at Memo o.. some other point on tie
Central Pacific Railroad. contiguous
to the mining districts OF Nevada
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sherif's Sale.

VOiInfy OF ROise.
10y Writ UE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- Of the u $ rict Cunr of the ID Judicial Dis
m | I. in and for Boise county in favor of Ayx.
llanskin and against Bird Lotus for the sum of
Sl604 and 55- dollars. with ts .axed at S4725.
TO me directed and delivered, have levied .pon
aud taken ali the right. tis and interest Of Bird
Lotus OF III and - that tain stable situate in
cenerville ''ise county. in the Of the stare
OF VIM. Offord. which shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendne as tn. law directs the I'd day OF AM
gust. a u. 1879 between tie hours Of o'clock p
aud O'Clock r. NJ Of that da, at the prem ses
in said county to satisfy said execution and all
costs. JOHN VI DANSKIN,
Sheriff Of Boise county, /. T.
July H. ls79-2o days.
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no Dog, No He.


His loving nnthcr said: elf yon
axe some Of the castor oil, I'll let
sou 60 IL tie crcus"
How mucl?" he cautiously in
uuired
"oh, only q spoonful; just spoon
~" she replied
"And you'll give me some sugar
lesides?p he asked
'Oi course | villa big lump
He waited until she began pour
ing from tile bottle, and then asked:
And son'li give me ten cents, too,
won't yonw
Yes, pf course
Aud you'll bny me a shoe fly kite75
ne went On, seeing his advantage.
Il guess roD
"No kite, no iIe," he said, as he
stepped back
"Well, III buy a kite said she, fill-
ing the spoon.
"And a velocipede?n
''l'il think Of it,
...You can't think no castor oil down
me~ he exclaimed, looking around
sor his hat.
"Here-I will or I'll tease father
10; and know he will. Cume now.
swallow it down.
"And You'll Guy me a goat?9
"Yes.'
''And two hundred marbles?7
Yes; now take il y
"And coach dng?"
81 cant promise that
"All right; No dog, no ile'
We'll, l'll ask your father
"And you'll buy me a pon n
"Oh, | couldn't do that. Now be a.
good boy an take it down"
"Oh, yes, I'll swallow that stuff,
will, he said, as lie c!apped on his
hat "Inn may fool some other boy
with circus ticket and a lump IF
brown sugar, but it'll take hundred
dollu pony TO trot that oil down my
throat
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Notice.

in the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritory.
In the matter of the estate Of John o'nonner
Seceased:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNpER.
W gned. executor oI the estate of John O'non.
mel, deceased. to te creditors Of. and ali psrsoi
aving claims, against said deceased, to eShih,
'hsm, with the necessary vouchers. tn HIM IA
Plarervile. Boise canntv /. I. within ten months
after the FIRST Publication III this noti,e.
THOMAS BURKE.
Executor Of the estate OF 5ohn o'l'c nnel. de-
ceased
Dated Idaho city. July ?. ',s7e-aw.
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NoIice.

THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE
paid ont Of the Current Expense Fund on
presentation al my efice:
No. 27, in favor of b. Clinton n.............s 90
- . X. ashcroft. ...... Oh
Sc, . J. Conners. ............... 60
"21a, w " Black Is Is
"217, j. Beardsley,.- II 10
Also the following warrant will De paid ont OF
Hospital Fund:
10. les. in favor of John Good....--.... $40 90
IsIDOR SMITH,
County Treasurer.
Is.Ho City, I. T.. January 49, 1879
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MoIice.

M OF IDAHO.
~ Boise, 81.
VI the estate Of John @. Hughes,
In. ad adn,,h.EBY = nhEBY GIVEN By THIS UNDER.
s, ,iec.luh is'rator of the estate of John
.avinp ,.lsa' 10 the creditors of. and all
IN, 'aiihs against. said deceased to px
.nlr mo, IN ,,' tue necessary vouchers,
10 M "s after the first publication oi
bic. hni sAid administrators at his Office
- noise eounty. l. 4.
<trator nc WM. j. BOTHWEIL,
VI 'he estate of John u. Hughes.
Nl0 City. sray {, 1879.
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-FoR THE--
LIVER, tUrfS, STcMaCn, SPLEEN,
BaCK ARD KIDNEYS.
laIi a.ndl 81.

AN IMPROVED APPLIANCE for s. .teee n Prevent,
Relieve and Cure the followiGg diseases;
Ague .nd Fever, Dumb Aguc, rh,iis. Liver
Complaint Bi,ioasnes-, yatntlics,, ToFpistits.
Enlargement of the Liver. Lassitritie, lndigc--
tion, Dyspepsia, lick Headache, Deprs>r lon
of ~piriis Duilusss. Want of +pi,-tit.-. hsa-
lartl Diseases, fnii ss.meuf of the ~pi, .,r,
Ague Cake, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lu,l-
baso. sciaticst, Pains in the Side. Back. Bones
and Muscles For the Relief 0f asthma. Ga
t.rrh, Bronchitis, Dipa!heria, W.,oopin.
Cough, Weak Lungs; also, II Great aeiitf ~
Female Weakness and Irregui;slity
The One Dollar Pads within the reach az
every sufferer. Rich Por, full sfze, highly lasd
cate containing the best known absorbent iilse i't.
ant will prove son to all. Old Aai NGua,s. Male
and Female. Gun he wnfn at al i'm $ and cnd"rnh
circumstances without interfering with itferaf ire''-
ment Bs wearing tris pad ths pit of suusto,n ~
you doctors bills. avoid iklg nausseus dras
ness absorb the system material and centaga,i,
discusses and tind eady ieet. Ii want cetticdtes,
send them.
Price. full regular Liver size, 81 each.
Large Rody Pad, rubber hack, Sc each.
We send them by post. prepaid, every
where. far ami near. III not tou,gd mt AsbuI
Drurgist's. TAKE NO OTHER, but inclose
I 5ou It Ia us, and you will ctise either
siTe Orsitr red by return mail. address
C.. COOK g. CO., Chicago,
Sole Agents for U. s. and Canadas.
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dissolution Notice.

HE RrNER HIP HERETO ORE Exrsi.
~ ing between z. @ Hayird aad james Pulk has
@ .his gay been dissolved by mutual consent Al
those indebted MS VIII plcasr come forward and
settle with &C Havird by July /, 1879 and ner
sohs having claims ag ms the Id firm will please
present their accounts Tor settlement.
q. q. HAvIRD,
sMES PULK.
cENrERvrlLE, April TO- ls7e-3w
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The population Of Mexico is siven
al 9,6sI. 900.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

w. AchaacIS, Stevenson ts Co.. Whoics,tc
D-U-gists. Shicst "a, supply the trade ;lt un.An
ufiActurers' prices.
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EXPERIMENTS are nuw being tried N
Paris i'll paving with quadrangular
blocks oi compressed bitumen som.
twenty metres have been laid down in
lhe roadway IN Front Of the National
LIBRARY in The Rue Neuve des. Petils
Cramps The blocks, which ase lios
cubes bnt patallelaSrams. are joined
tegetiier with melted litnmen
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4 B.2ease that Wrecks The system.

Every function is derang d, every nerve
uussrung, every musti5 aud fiber weaken
Ell Ky fever and agna. it is. IN fact, a di-
sease which il RnchecEei. eventually
wreck the system. IL al lis types, in
every phase. 1t is dangerous destructive.
Stupor, deiirinm, eonvuisions. often at
tcna Il, end eat!se swift dissolution. But
wien cor b itte3 with iIostetser's Stomach
Bltters its lootlioid il the system is dis
logged. and ever veshge Of it eradicated.
That benisn ana antl-febrile specific and
preventive OF the dreaded scourge is re
cosllzed not only within cur own boun-
laries, but ia .ropic lands far beyond
them, where interuitterts aud remitten's
are seariully prevalent, to be d sure anti
do'e to the m~aiaria' poison and a reliable
means Of overcoming disorders OF tn
stomach. liver and bowels, OF which a
v~itiated tcrrid atmosphere and brachish
miaamataiutad water ara extremely pro-
yocative. All emigrants ana travellers
should be supplied with it.
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Ian D OWNERS
IItgs2t;0p.

Messrs. T. Armant d Co., Gen
er.l Immigration and Land Agents No.
10 Camp sire-5 New Orleans, are prepar-
&c p take IL baud for sale, Ind to adver-
tise free ot chlr2e 10 owrersi in their pam
phief IN he Garden psfishes OF LaEi-
si4aa plantations and land. OF which
description vii BE- filed with L. bionta-
gae. a. hhheviiia, sole agent Of hEes4rs.
+. Arwant and Go. for Termilion parish.
II case 30 saie il efftc5ed the parties
viii not he indebted ,nder any manner
uor torn tc Mes-rs T Aiaant and Co. ;
and in case Of sale q moderate commits
zion sill De charged, as agreed to in spe-
sIai contracts.
NJ Ara4ant o. the above frr. will pro
ICED North ID September to organize she
distribution Of the above pamphlets to be
A. 1o0.DU0 copies and will there deliver a
series OF orpl explanations CT iectures or
Our Care Parishes: vermilicn, La
fayet'e, Ca!casien, st. Landry, ST. Martin
Iberia, St. Mary.
For iuriaer particulars apply at earli-
est ccnyenieBte ito i NJ imagine. Able
vile. sole agenF for ys.4uili0n Tarlsh Of
Me~srs. z. Arinant AMI CO.. Genera! I'm
migfatlor ana Land Agent n O La.
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fs'ELE SUN.
1913. NEW vOoK. 2StJ. 5.

is The tine approaches for the
rere =, ,f-,th cr,nsio5s. The SIM -ouia
Teinaua g alaf.y ~friea,is and w-liwifhets
e7ef giera, u ti,is again a c.Aatdate
tr ne colsl as,on and support
t'f).. i: re- r. fl the s.st ten Yeas il.
-e!ia- !of 8 o~1a,iulence OF The ..eartg s. n-
na; : H.@ 9l"eTcl3 eooptra'iop which
'aara ither'a feen extended 10 1t from
every qusrtscof liz aai@n.
ghe bail Gan IL , ioar Dage-sheet of
70 o,I,.u.os, r..ee oy mas, post paid, IS
cent a mol.h, Or 81 ~ PER year.
Tie Ssas et .ior % the Sun IS sc
eigtt-oage sIe-t IS So columns. Will
..v4n. tLa uews o. the dav, it also cog-
to'As . Isrge amour. OF nteraraa1a uis-
CELLAR 'nt Meter 81 oiaiiy prepared .or
it. The sNaaa7 Sun has nae: win greet
success. Pos. PAID, one dollar and wen
" cents /. Toas.
the WGEKLY Sun.
Wco i4e3 pct know the Weekly Sun?
1t c.rc iatas throughout IL United States.
the Cangd6s, ard beyond. Ninety thou
sshd antilles greet its welcome pages
we@k.T. aud regard it il the light oFguide,
'cruusei'ar, and friend Its news edsto-
r!al, asrieul urai. and "fiterary epsrtmspts
1aah, il e.a ntiaily a journal for the Uni
~ and re tiresids. Terms Oae Dollar a
year, posi- paid. This price, quality con-
sIoered makes it the cheapest newspaper
published. For clubs Of ter. vita .er
doli~Ss cs-h, wa will se-d 40 extra cops
:vee. Address Publisher Of ths SUN,
Nav York City.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-05-17
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cents vii! receive, regularly for
SIX months, THE SOUVENIR, a large
e!-llt page literary and family jour-
nal, and as premiums, we will
send free, tsco magnificent pictures,
"Lil'FLE WHITE KIT EMS
YER cunning and pretty, and"MY
LITTLE PLAY FELLOW" a
iittIc girI with her dvg. Both
are really beautiful. Tilev arc
il Is inches in size, and are
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coIors. They are bound to give
satisfaction. The paper Sly whole
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Tor only 80 CTS. Order by mail,
al once. Address
w. III. BURROW,. Publisher,
Bristol, Tennessee.
Agents wanted to sell our
fine engraTings; IS to SO a day
easily made.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-05-17
Notice.

Parties required by ordinance
of the Town Of Abheyille to pro.
cure a license to carry ON trades
and professions are hereby notified
that such licenses for the year
1879. have been issued and are in
nay hands for collection. Unless
said licenses are paid within ten
days from the date Of this aotice.
| will proceed to their collection
by suit, AND in pursuance Of law.
JAS. 5. CARTPIGHT.
Constable Collector.
January 25th 1879.