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l. Real Estate Auctioneers. 1928 It'll st NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE. No. 1872 TENTH STREET
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, in Silsbes, trus- Es
tee. vs.. Garland ct al equity cause No. IRA
1863, passed in seid cause the Doth day OF "
A. ID. 1881. the uldersisI ed, trustees viii sell
public auction, on TUESDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF
JUNE, A. d. 1881, AT 30 O'CLOCK NJ in front
Of the premises. the following described real es-
tate. situated In the city of Washington, in the
district Of Columbia. TO W.T.: The touth nineteen
O9) feet snd eight 90 inches front by the depth
thereof, {99 feet l0k inches. of Lot twelve, az
in Square numbered three hundred and forty five,
(3s s. with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale. 0De third of the purch -e money
IN and The residuein two eQual trG ailments.
payable II specdyely at one and two ye- from the
day Of sale, with interest st the rate OF ak pee
cenium PER annum, occurred by deed of trust upon
the premises. all cash. at the option Of the pur
cbasers. deposit. in money. of 300 required
st the time of sale. Terms Of Sc e to be compiled
with within seven days af the day of sale in de-
fsuit CT which the property to be resod after three
days sdvertisen ent In the Evening Star newspa-
per, at risk and cost of the defsuiin9 purchaser.
All convey ancing and recording at purchasers
cost.
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT. \
Once 4l06;h st NV, Washing'n, Do
m25-dEAe
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ENXECUTOR'B SALE OF VALUABLE FOUN.
~ DRY PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D..
On TUEsDAY. JUNE 7. 1881, AT O'CLOCK "a
NJ, will sell on the premises that valu- f
known as the Columbia Foundry. corner Wash
ington street xnd Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
street. 10 feet on canal With al the improvements
CONNECTIONS machine shop. model room and foun-
large engine and boiler. etc. etc. on the premises
Facilities for coaling and transporting heavy mate
rial perfect. Free OF encumbrance.
Terms easy and made known at SALE
25-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Aectioneer
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ma1srcresses. before breakfast. have been
prescribed for bilious people. ""'' 'e0n
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EbNEOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioue r.
AUCTION BALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
ENENTH STREET. BETWEEN u AND u
AND on STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH NORTHEAST.
On SATURDAY, JUNE 4rH, AT 6 O'CLOCK -
P. M, will cell in front of the pre- misses Lots
4. and the east AZ feet inch of Lot g. in@1
Square 1874. located above. Property win be
subdivided to suit pur, hasers
Terms very easy and made known day Of sale
tel-4t THOS Z. WAGt}AMAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
CHANCKRy sally OF THAT VERY vALU-
EETWFEN VERMONT AVENUE AND FIF.
TIEhhNIH STREET, FACING MCPHERSON
Bv virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court A
q the District of Co!rmeis, passed in Equity Es,
cause No. A. 65I, in which Ellen Butler sndI{-
a. ether are Plaintiffs. and William Queen eft a. are
DAY. JUNE IoTH. a. D. 1851. AT O'CLOCK. IN
front OF the premises. valuable lot known as lot
sh;se 60 in SQUARE ai6 Washinstol city. d; O..
Gepth OF l2o feet TO an alley.
Ierss OF sale: One fourth cAsh. at which $3.50
must be paid at the time of sale; balance in equal
with interest TO be ured by led of trust on the
property solo, al cash. at the option OF the purN
ch.ser II terms are not complied with in ten
cot OF the defau'tips purchaser. Conveyanciug
aod recording at cost Of purchaser.
J. TARBELL DYER. Trustees.
Cor. eth ct and La ave. NV
Illus d FISHER y CO, Aucts. ial-dS3s
CRsNOtRY SALE OF FRAMa DWELLTN9,
~ NO. 459 Il STREET NORTHWEST, AND
VACANT LOT ADJOINING
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court kxA
o. the District of Co!uinbis, in Equity Cause fXH
tblDAY. 1BE 10TH Day june. 1881, AT :
O'CLOCK P M; the west half of LOT Ia, Square 81,
improved by house No. 453 II street and immeii :
atty after sale Of the west half the said Trustees
Will te!i the east half OF said los IA. The whole Of
lot has front OF 80 feet by depth Of 100 feet
I,rms OF sale: One thi, d cash; the residue in
resery. lien or d, ed Of trus,. The property Win
re sold clear Of all taxes. $50 deposit when each
v. 2. EDMoSsToN.l rrrs.,ss
~ ID. +. NORRIS. irus'ses'
TICS. +. WAGGAMAN. Auct m3I-d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TlHUHAb UUWLINV, Aucd0noef.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On THE SOUTH
SIDE OF NJ STREET, BETWEEN TWEEN
Y1E1H AND TWENTY FIRST STREETS
NGRTHWEsT. AND IN GEORGETOWN, ID.
O.. ON FIRST. BETWEEN HIGH AND
POTOMAC STREETS.
On MONDAY. JUNE 9Th. 1881, AT 5kmA
o'CLocB, in front Of the premises, Iehall sell
Lots n. u, and east half OF 20, in square II.
100. on south side OF NJ street. between 10th ard
2lst streets northwest aud will be divided into five
lots, Il feet each. and one OF % feet AZ inches.
Also. AT 81 O'CLOCK, fame day, in Geor yeto va,
DC. Lot 3, in Pickrell's subdivision OF Lots in
Beatty & Hawkins addition TO Ge0rget OWN, To-
streets.
Terms: One-third cash. and the residue in tvo
equal payments, at six and twelve mon 'Is. with
notes bearing interest until paid. snd secured by
3 deed OF trust on the property sold. All convey
ancinR at purchasers cost. deposit Of $50 will
te2-d&ds THOMAS DOKLING, Auct.
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NNRUsTEES' SALE OF TWENTY ONE vALU-
Il ABLE LOTS ON T STREET, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH TENTH sT5.
NORTHWEST ;oN SEVENTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN s AND T STREETS, AND ON
OREGON AVENUE, CONTAIN mo IN ALL
OVER AZ. 600 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Columbia, passed May 9th. fmse
1881, in Equity cause, No. s. S32, docket Is .ka,.
the undersigned will otter for sale at public suc.
ton. in front of the premises. on THURSDAY.
bered eighteen Q8), nineteen Q9) and twenty (20),
In square numbered one hundred and ffty-tso,
ub2 These Lots have been undivided by the
trustees into twenty one CD Lots ak of which
have each front on i st., between 18th and 18Th
streets, Of 20 feet inches by depth of 81 feet
IIcues. I'VE oi ealu nave eaIn iiont Of 20
feet on II b street. between and Streets by a
depth Of 100 feet. Six of said Lots have eacn q
front of 30 feet IL inches on Oregon avenue, by
depth Of 81 feet inches, ani the remaining four
have each front OF % feet 81 in ches street,
between 18th and 18th stleets, by depth Of 100
Fest.
The decree directs .hat all taxes aud assessments
shall be PAID out Of the purch Sse money.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash, and the balancs In equal parts at
six, twelve and eighteen months. for which the
notes Of the purchaser shalt be taken, bearing in
terest from day of sale. and q lien reserved upon
the property sold. deposit of $50 will DE re-
Quired on each Lot at time of sale. Terms to be
recording at purchasers cost.
VIM. +. MATTINGLY.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. it0slees.
458 Louisiana avenue.
CUNCANSON BRUS., Aucts. m2S
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nPHOL8TZRKRA DRAI.Kx4. AND RKPAn-
- tEs. gu fog price @ esrforsted a14 1ae.
ne CHAIR BCftome and 0eckD. ANY s1e UnDo1Gb
ltc a. r. WILLkAlf6 WA16vHEN Qo - 80
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AMOS TIE oa1ntieSt or outdoor wraps, arranged
as menus and garDttured with boQuet of flow
eis. Inc small summer nantes from Paris are
eltner maze OF lace or OF soft Surah. Trimmed
profusely with lace and long loops of satin
Ilooon. The all lace are many OF them made
up In RI mes upon net foundation, bur the SILK
are snirrco 10 the form aud obtain all their
beauty from their sofness ana grace and tne
protusion o. rich looking lace.
lie yeiio% open-Work stfews are giving place
10 ccoer looking chips and Neapolita ans as the
warm weather approaches and the fiery red
ald yellow Trimmings, to heilotrope, null and
pale lilac and natural tInts and other season.
able flowers. A very pretty white Neapolitan
oohnes vas recently seen trimmed with gold.
stfiped gauZe, gold satin ribbon and gold err
rants. A French opera straw had pink 81 X
crown, pink lining and thick wreath OF Eng
nsh pix daisies around the crown. The spe-
GiaIy oI me season, however, is the drawn
mars ana DonnetS which are usually made to
match costumes. A costume OF white null
and lace over pink sarsnet or foulard will be
accompanied by drawn hat OF immense size
10 white null; the trimming branch OF wild
hedge roses. The parasol VIII be white, lined
WIN PINK. or course the design may be cooled
IA any color but pink, q soft shade and hello.
season. Ao''''' ''''
drawn bonnet. have usually soft crowns and
are mace In Surah silk or satin. the ..shOtn or
ccn ns being often selected; though In
0eep onlOre styles which had ACQUIRED q GER
tain vogue are gradually growing ito fisSaynr
as they must, for they are utterly detestahie
Perhaps the revival Of shirred designs viii
bring back the pretty modest drawn co.taua
comet OF thirty or forty years ago, modifiei a
little as TO shape, but retaining the character.
isf1ss which made it favorite with the nnost
refined class OF women, and causes it To he
remembered now by Old ladies with affection'
The REFINEMKETs OF SUMNER DRESS,
The question Of dress In summer Is very
much ohscured and complicated by being
looked at wholly from the point of view OF
fashion. Fashion pays little regard to tenn.
peTature. while temperature In q climate like
ours mas much 70 90 with comfort, aud should
In settling the question OF dress Much OF tine
beauty OF drcee depends upon tta illness 20
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21
The meeting was opened I

The meeting was opened ~
Geo. II. Eldridge, Esq, and on
motion Of Mr. Elaridge, Capt. Y.
Fl. Remick vas unanimously eIec'
ted president, who took h'e seat
and in q brief address stated the
object of the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. G. Godehau1,
Mr.. e. G. Kibbe wa elected Sec
rotary, whereupon the ASSOCIATION
proceeded to business.
On motion Of Mr.. ]. Fl. Putnam,
Resolved, that a committee OF SIX
e. three planters and three mer-
chants be appointed to confer
with steambnatmen, to contract to
carry our freights to and from
Bayou VermilioD to New Orleans
at old Teche Rates or less with
at least one trip Yer week.
The president appointed on
above COMMITTED Messrs. ). 1t.
Putnam, 4. c. Perry, Martin Bag.
ly, G. Godchaus, 0. Bonrqne and
a. D. Martin.
Further Resolved that the com
mittee act in concert.
On motion Of Mr.. Eldri &c Re
solved, that the members OF this
meeting are requested to sign an
agreement now or as soon here
after as is possible, binding hem
selves to ship their freight al
above rates for at leas; 3 years
except on eggs. which must be
carried at less than Teche rate,
say ] cent per dozen.
Oh motion of Nj. Eldridge Re
solved, that as soon as the com
mittee are in a position. to lay be
fore parties interested contracts
from steamhoatmen. they issue ;
call for a meeting and shall la,
before the same all such offers o
contracts for their approval o
rejection. .
On motion Of Mr.. Martin be
Resolved that all correspondent
} be addressed TO the chairman B
the committee. J. e. Putnam, AT
!, beville, La.
Abbevil!e. New Orleans, Ne'
Iberia and Morgan City paper
are requested to publish thes
proceedings.
On motion of DR.. J, B. Ramse7
Resolved that the meeting he az
journed subject to a call by III
chairman of the committee.
G. Fl REuIcK, resident.
e. c.. KIBBE. Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

There is but one way for any
man in business to be thorohehly
independent in its conduct. and
that is to have plenty of cash to
pay as he goes. It makes no diff.
ference then where he trades. He
can always command the bottom
prices as to quantity, whatever he
buys, and can take advantage Of
the markets whenever he pleases.
Of course, everybody knows all
this. but it will do no harm TO re.
mind our readers of it. Men
get to thinking that
their credit is so good that it makes
no difference whether thew paw
cash or not. But it does make a
difference. Cash is a hundred
per cent. better than any mans
credit.-(New York Grocer.
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State Of Louisiana,

a5rH DISTRICT coUKT,-Parish Of Yer
milion-Eo. 635.
Succession Of Jean Dugas.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in said success.
sion, or having any opposition to
make to the application of A. F.
Dngas. to be appointed nd
ministrator of the Aforesaid u
cession, to file the same in writing
in the Office Of the clerk of court at
the courthouse in ten days from
date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
of court this 18th day of May
LAsy1s BsoUssAsp clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

On the Goth instant, a few peo-
pie standing ON the bank Of the
Mississippi river, saw a mar and a
young woman passing down the
river in a skif. They heard the
woman begging to be put ashore :
and then saw the man take hold of
her and throw her overheard,
They started in pursuit, but the
wretch escaped in the darkness
AID the woman was drowned.
This must have been a case of
misplaced confidence, as the two
had staid all night at a town some
distance above where the murder
was communicating 9miie Citu
Independent.
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An English relate. of the Epis.

An English relate of the Epis
copaliau Church, being very sick
and about dying, called his ser.
want, and said: "John / am 20,
inb to die. I think" Well, most
Rev. ''said the good servant, you
will go in a better world" "Johu
answered the prelate, in a con
WINGED Tone" There ia no better
place than Old England. This
shows what faith he had. Hap.
py he is, who lives in good faith :;
for he will, always. hope in a
future life and shall be sure to CD.
tain heaven, if he follows in this
world. the rules Of the Church es-
tablished BY Christ, our Lord and
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A OF LOUISIANA,
25TH DISTRICT COURT,
D.n,ou np VERHJrION.
Nav l4th 1881.

Finding it necessary, and by virtue Of
the authority vested in me by law. l here
by order a special term Of Court, tor the
transaction of civil business to he begun
and held at Abheville in the Parish OF
Vermil,on on the first Monday i n the
month of June of his year. .
And Lastie Broussard; Esq, Clerk OF
our Court for the Parish Of yefmiilon IS
hereby required to take notice OF this or5er'
and is directed to give notice thereof IN
accordance with section l932 OF the ke-
vised Statutes of this State.
Done at chambers in Abbeville La,
this 22d day Of april A. D. 1881.
JonE CLEGG.
Judge 18th Jud. Dist, OF La
State of Louisiana.
Parish Of Vermiiion.
Fur, uant to the above order. notice is
hereby given. that a special term OF the
District Court }or this parish, foc the tral s.
action VI civil business. will be held al
the Court House, in the town OF Aboevliie'
La beginning on Monday the 9Th day
of June next
Given under my hand ard seal this ed
day OF April Al 1881.
LAsr1E BRoUssARD, Clerk
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III PORT OF SABINE
Is q New Gulf City to bs Bnilt Up

Mr. Gould, according to The
New York special Of the News, 10
about 10 purchase the road from
Vermilionyille, Louisiana, 20 the
Sabine river, in order 10 control
al the outlets from Texas. This
Vermilionyille road was chartered
under the Warmoth regime IL
Louisiana, with a branch running
up the Red river valley and anoth'
er.to Texas. Bonds Of the State
to a considerable amount were
squandered and stolen in further.
ence of the scheme. It's franchises,
at one time esteemed valuable,
had fallen into insigDiicance. bnt
it is to be presumed that the pres
ent railroad furore has brought
them once more into recognition.
The News understands the dis
patch to mean that Mr.. Gould will
purchase the road referred to in
order to guard against competi-
ton with the New Orleans Pacific
road. This inference is the only
idea at present that can be reason
ably deduced from the dispatch.
1t may, to some extent, affect the
operations Of the Texas and New
Orleans railroad. - Galveston
Neis.
The above, taken in connection
with the fact that Eastern inau'
ence secured a larger appropria
ton for the deepening of the chan
mel at the mouth of the Sabine
than the United States Engineer
estimates called for, may be signi
Gcaut. Fortunately there is enough
trade for all the Gulf ports, NJ
matter how greatly their capacl
ties may he developed. The Stat
bonds referred to above as "squar
dered and stolen" were those re
Gently declared null and void b
the United States Supreme Coury
Nv. D. City Item.
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Notice.
LAND OFFICE, at New Orl ans. L.

LAND OFFICE, at New Orl ans, La,
May 3, 1881.
Notice 10 her, by given that the fol.
lowing named-settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in u
port of his claim, and said proof "a he
made before the Judge or Clerk OF
Court, at Abbeville, La, Oh the 18th of
June 1881, viz: Desire Bodoin. Home-
stead No. 4443, for the Sc quarter. Sec.
81, Township II, SIS East, Louisiana
Meridian.
He rames he following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence nuou
and cultivation of said land, viz: The,
olin Landry, Sf!Denis Delcambre. c..
salre Mayors and Joseph Gontierez OF
Parish, Louisiana.
May I4-'81.
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II 4 r

The MrsrprovAn, is published weekly
ia English and French at two ao.laIs
and atty cents per annnm payable IN
advance. .., M
Advertisements WILDE inserted at sl'oo
mr. square of ten lines, or Less, for esen
ipaertion.
Advertisements Published in EnElish
and French viii DO charged for botn isn-
Suagss. s..
No advertisement will be inserted Tor
less than two dollars aud 6fty cents.
PAYMENT of all advertisements is CON
sfaered due Immediately after .heir first
publication.
ADVERTISEMENTS not marked with the
number Of insertions required, will De
published until otherwise ordered, and
charged for accordingly.
TEN dollars in advance is renuired lot
announcing candidates for Office; and
election tickets or other job-woYk must
he paid for on delivery.
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Notice.
LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans, La.

LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans, La,
May 4, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that he fol-
lowing-nanied Sc tier has fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sun
port Of bis claim, and hat said proof
will be made before the Judge or Clerk
of Conr a. 4 ,beville, La. on the 18th
Of June 1851, viz Augustave RIVER.
Homestead No. 1929, for he Sc Quarter
or lots 7 and 6, Section 20, T 10, S. 2 W.
Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence nnon
aud cultivation of said land, viz Vale,
~ Broussard, Joseph Traha IT,, Panl
Trahan and Onezima Trahan. Of YER
million, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDgY, Register.
May 1881.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

There have been only two cab.
met officers younger than Robert
Lincoln ; Alexander Hamilton,
who was only thirty-three when
appointed Ly Washington Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, and Henry
Knox, the first Secretary Of War
under the Constitution, who was
t%hirty.seven.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21
Come me, Come all i!

Here is fur for Ell, Old and
young. The AbheyilIe Glee Club
Will give an entertainment on
Saturday, Nav the 2Ssh inst.
Those wishing to have $500 worth
OF fun for Is cents, come and see.
and you will he satisfied.
By order Of the Club.
E. A. MAZERoLLE, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

A colored man, by the name of
King, was arrested last Tuesday
under the accusation Of carrying
concealed weapons, and was then
incarcerated in the parish Jail ;
until he gives bond.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

Last Saturday old man Jerry
caught nearly a hundred perches,
in the Bayou Vermilion, under the
Abbeville bridge ; this kind of
hsh seems to be abundant 10 the
Bayou ; every morning one may
see several boys or girls with a
few dozens each, passing through
town.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

Ex.Marshal Bazaine, who was
charged with having betrayed
Metz to the Prussians, spends most
of his days in a Madrid coffee
house, playing billiards and drink.
ing chocolate.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21
Tar Collectors Notice.

Persons owing Licenses--State
and Parish--for the year 1881,
and also back taxes are hereby
notified to come immediately at
nv Office near the court house and
settle the same.
G.. B. SHAW,
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
May l4th 1881.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

A cottage was set on fire BY
birds in Shropshire, England, the
Involuntary incendiaries having
carried some lucifer matches into
their nest at tbs corner of the roof.
Tie matches become ignieed and
fred the cottage.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

OF
Immovable Property
The tate OF ou's'ana
DoI;nnuent Tax Debtors.

Delinquent Tax Debtors.
b. virtue of The authority vested
in me bv the Constitution and laws
Of the State Of Louisiana viii
sell at the principal door OF the
Cour. House III which the Clvi
District Court of said parish Is
held within the legai hours fot
jndicia, sais, beginning ~ III
O'Clock a NJ. on
Saturday, June 4th 1881,
and continuing on Mnnday ano
each succeeding day until saio
sa les are completed, AL immova
bic property Oh which taxes are
now due t. the State oil LnaiSianf
and Parish Of Eermillon by n"a
he year 1880, together with in
terest thereon rom the 3lst "a,
OF December 1890 at tire rate 8.
Q per cehf per aanum until paid
and all costs, a. well "a, all take,
due for back years, together Will
interest. penalty, ard damages i'm
posed under then existing laws
AbshIre Emil, Ms he acres of
land on bayon Qneue Tortue
boundaries unknown, taxes 1880,
$l.l2.
Broussard Drauzin f c 81 acres
lot Sec ct II SR 2 ". on
Qneue Tortue, taxes IF 1880, 50
cents
Broussard Edward j F Mrs 26
acres bd W Vermilion Bayou tax
es 1880. 81 cents. 1877 81 cents.
s5.05 1875. IT cents.
Broussard E~nphemon so acres.
boundaries unknown. taxes 1880
3l.2S. 1878. $l.90. 1877, S2.o5.
Munrop 80 acres BID N
by Mrs Louis Simon, $ Lozin Co.
neau, tax 1880. 81 90.
Achilles IL ares bonn
unknown. tax 1880 81 ITS.
3roussard Simeon 100 acres NV
Sec % L II SR 2 E tax 1880. |
1.6O.
5roussard Firmin O 10 acres
unknown tax 1880. 9eI
ents.
'roussard L,tcien 100 acres NW4
'ec "a 7 Is >R 8 E. also 1901
ores NEI Sec q 7 10 SR !, E..
Ak 80 1888 rs 50 70 II 81 o2
Joseph 60 acres in T ,2
R 4 f tax 80 sc cents.
'radIef Jas W 1872 acres NJ &c
3 + y r 2 E tax $50 $3.50 *
AS II ss.N7. +,
enoit Aure!ien 1852 acres. SCI
&c Is 1 II SR w tax 'SOSl.2s
8 ST. 81 IT 1902.
outlet AnreIien 800 acres hdrs !
lknown in Quene Tortue tax so,
} Sc. !
oudreaux Desire 800 acres 81 Of 5
&C 28 T i3 SR f part sea
arsh tax 80 1855 rs 50 10 n I
'.S2. !
ernard Nelson 53s acres being a h
'rtIon of Sec 20 tax 80 81 cents. r
'rnard Alexandra 1923 acres M :
Sec 9 T IL SIR 2 E tax rs s
80 n $3.50 76 So. 50 "a +
$7.25 '73 IS So. ?
lbfn Thel sphore 1875 acres NF4 a
e. Il2 ,R 3 E tax 80 sI6u '
den Il. for wife 2 lots Nos IS 7
. % near town of Abbeville. :
own as NJ. E: Nixon's land tax y
49 cts '76 81 cts. r,
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21
When there is trouble with the

Gen. Grant has taken occasion
to deny, in the City Of Mexico,
that he favors the annexation of
Mexico to the United States.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21
MEETING

AbBEv1LLe. La. MAY 7TH 1881.
me planters and merchants as.
ISOLATION met at the Court House.
this day according to call.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21

Bad drinking water brings a
man to his bier quicker than any
thingelse.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-21
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All adYertsements and Communications
intended for the MsaID1oNAL, mnst be
handed in by IL o'clock n. on Thnrsds7
20 ensure publication. This is an mpor-
.snt business rule, which should no. be
overlooked or neglected.