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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

LIE temps semble ne pas vouloir
nous donner du beau. LIE soleil
est toujours cache derriere de som.
bres nuages. LIE vent souffle des
quatre points cardinaux en- vingt-
quatre heures. Chaque change.
ment est suivi dun peu de pluie,
ct apres la pIuie, Went lie froid.
pas a glace mais neanmoins, tres
desagreable.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

UN AUTRE vICTIME DU CHOLERA.
Gus Key, un homme de couleur
de pendroit, est mort samedi der.
nler de cette maladie intestinale
qui sevit parmi notre population.
Les gems de couleur ct les ieunes
enfants Ell sont plutot atteint que
les autres. Plusieurs cnfants en-
ont etc dangereusement malade j;
avec du soin ills ont ete retablis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

No vous occupez pas de ce que
Fnechants dissent de vous ; faites
Fre devoir envers les hommes ct
kte conscience.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

La defaite du general Burgoyne.
a Saratoga, ct sa reddition a l,aI1,
NEE am6ricaine cut lien le II oc.,
tobre 1777. La reddition de
Yorktown lie 19 octobre.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

" Ia justice ct la bonne fol
Hent bannies de tout lc reste du
|nde, il faudrait les retrouyer
rs le ceur des rois.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

De Ia pluie, de la pluie, trop de
pluie. II serait temps que nous
eussions du beau temps, chaque
petit enlargement nous dome de
la pluie, nous men avons pas be-
soin pourtant, il faudrait du sec
pendant au moins quatre semaines.
Les sucriers seront bien desap.
pointes de ces temps de boue ct
d'eau. Cette derniere semaine il
a fait une avalasse, ct le vent a
aussitot commence a souffler du
nord avec violence. Les chemins
ne sont pas encore mauvais, mais
lie temps continuant au mauvais,
ills lie deviendront bientot, au point
dincommoder beaucoup le char
roix 81 frequents a cette saison de
lannee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Les moulins a cotton de notre
|arOiSse ont constamment marche
(Puis pres de deux mois.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12
TEMPERANCE,
Avis aux Jeunes gems.

AVIS aux JeuneS gems.
Avec vous, jeunes gems, qui en-.
trez dams cette vie, je ne me me-
tendrai pas longuement sur les
efets desastreux que produit
livresse, parce que je sais que vous
ne me suivricz pas attentivement
dams les exhortations que je pour
rails vous adresser. Quand on
est jeune, on ne croft a rien ct on
Maine pas les remontrances on les
advertisements; mais rappelez-
vous bien, enfants de la Louisiana,
que vous ne serez respectes ct que
vous ne reussirez dams vos entire.
prises, qu'autant que vous serez
sobres. .. .et honnetes. N'oubliez
jamais que le whisky est la bois-
son la plus nuisible, qu'elle EN-.
peche la digestion, agite ct
echauffe lie sang /; qu'elle porte 81
fortement sur le cerveau, que celui
qui en- bolt immoderement perd
tout reflexion ct devient 81 fable
ct 81 lourd, quill ne peut plus Sc
tenir sur ses jambes. Dites-moi,
y a-t-il quelque chose de plus hor-
rible ct de plus degoutant quinn
homme ivre? Quand il est reve-
nu de son ivresse, il Sc sent affai.
bli ce sentiment lengage a boire
de nouveau de cette maniere
beaucoup de gems devieunent ivro.
ges. Les suites de l'ivrogneric
sont epouvantables. Les ivrognes
ne peuvent plus digerer les ali
ments lis perdent l'appetit ct de-.
viennent ordinairement poitrinai-
res ct hydropiques. Outre ces
leur jugeuent s'afaiblit
~ point qu'ils ne sont plus bons a
len. L'ivrognerie est malhereuse-
nent un des vices les plus com.
nuns vous connaissez tous Quel-
JUGS iyrognes, ct vous devez voir
lu'ils ruinent tous leur sante ct
eur fortune, qu'ils rendent leurs !
emmes ct leurs enfants malheur-
ux, ct qu'apres avoir etc la risee
u public, lis ont tous une fin de. !
lorabIe. L'un tombe dams peau,
arce qu'en passant sur lie bord du
ayou pivresse lui a fait perdre
on centre de gravit6 /; lautre Sc
uerelle dams l'etat d'ivresse, il
lesse Oh tue son adversaire, ou il
st blesse ou tue. :,
Ainsi, jeunes louisianais, ne vous :;
donnez jamais a pabus des Ii. ,
ueurs alcooliques imitez en- celia,
omme, du reste, en- tout autre :,
nose, les Peres de notre Etat, qui
ce que c'est que den
'er dams les vignes du seigneur. II
constamment la ma e
'diction don't Noe frappa Cha /
aan, le plus mechant des fills de 9
ham, parce que celui-ci s'etant q
oercu que Noe, son pere, qui ne d
'nnaissez pas la force du vim ct G
Vi en- await absorbe une trop p
rande quantite, etait tombe dams d
,e ivresse involontaire ct Sc trou-
nit dams une position peu decente,
7ait appele ses freres pour en- :
aisanter avec eux. N'oubliez u
mais non plus que 81 vos parents i
mt trop fables ou trop indul- : :
'nts a votre egard, lie public vous - -
gera severepent. =
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Sur l'habitation Ophelia, Iber-
3, la recolte de riz a etc eva.
h $4,000.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Les femmes peuvent voter dams
PEtat de Massachusetts, pourquoi
les femmes ne voteraient-elles pas
quand des negres ignorants en- ont
la permission.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Ia compagnie a la Saline sort
hsein de la mine LOO sacs de
par jour.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Les ignorants sont semblable
'az petits ruisseauzs lie plus leger
Epbir les trouble.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Il y des gems qu'on estime
prcc qu'on ne les connait pas.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

lie temps ne doit effacer de nos
murs lie souvenir de nos amis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

lsatates douces valent $500
lkl a Ibervil|e.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

PssS r. SoNAO kOA7 A7AASuuV, W 0OA uVHO-
t6 men await pas.
Tout vous est respectueusement
sOumis.
/ A. VANsLYKE,
W. w. EDWARDS,
! Du Comit9 des Finances.
| Recu, lu, adopte ct ordonn6
d'etre public ce 3me jour d'octo-
bre, 1881.
A. LACoUR, Greffer.
N. Vanslyke presente une petit
ton signee par des citoyens du
3ieme ACCOMPLISHMENT relativement
a une route publique, laquelle a
etc renvoyee pour etre consideree
ulterieurement.
Art. l Resolu, que NM. E. D.
Allen, VIM. Vanslyke ct S&verien
Primeaux soient ct lis sont par le
present NOMINEES dun comlt6 pour
examiner la localite que propose
la petition ci.dessus mentionn6e,
atm d'etablir une route publique
dams PAnse des Rice, aussi bien
d'examiner la route que propose
de donner N. Bazile Broussard, ct
que ledit comit6 en- fasse un rap.
port a la prochaine seance de ce
corps.
Sur motion de M. Vanslyke,
Art. 2 Resolu que Dole Free
deric, surveillant du 5ieme dis
trict des routes publlques, soft ct
il est par le present autoris6 de
prendre tout le vieux bois qui ser.
vait au Pont de la Coulee Kinney,
atm de pemployer sur les routes
de son dit district.
Art. 8 Resolu que j. Alcee Lie.
blanc surveillant du 4ieme dis
trict des chemins publics ct Dolce
Frederic surveillant du 5leme dis
trict, soient ct lis sont par le pre-
sent autorisees d'acheter pour le
compte de Ia paroisse, 5000 pieds
de bon bois de construction con-
venable pour construire ct reparer
des points sur les chemins publics
dams leurs districts respectifs le
prix d'achat devant.etre solde
hors des fonds de 1881 destines
pour les chemins ct points publics.
Art. 4 Resolu, que la prison de
paroisse qui doit.etre 6rigee, sera
battle sur le cote Est de Ia maison
de cour, a pendroit que choisira le
comite sur la prison.
[REsoLUTIoN.1
Attendu, il appert d'aprAs lie
rapport du Comit9 des Finances
qu'une somme considerable en- mon
naie courante provenant de diver
ses taxes de paroisse a etc collec-
tee ct don't le colecteur des taxes
ma pas rendu compte, nj produit
des quittances satisfaisantes pour
ces sOmmes.
En- consequence quill soft reso-
Ia, ct il est par le present ordon-
ne, que lie Comite des Finances du
Juri de Police soft invite a consta-
ter la somme entiere des taxes de
Daroisse ct licences, ETC., due par
B. Shaw, collector des
axes de cette paroisse, ct d'exiger
ce que ledit collector verse i'm.
nediatement au tresor lie montant
,uils trouveront dn. ct a default
le faire lie versement a la satisfac-
ion du Comite des Finances, w.
". Edwards, ESQ.,, est autorise ct
lura plein pouyoir d'intenter un
,roces pour le REQUIREMENT con-
re lie sieur Shaw ct ses cautions
ur lie bon oficiel, en- temps pour
addition dudit process a la pro-
'haine cour de district, au nom du
(uri de Police CONNIE leur avocat
,our cette fin.
Adoptee lie 8 octobre 1881.
A. LAcoUR, Grefier.
Pour les complies alloues, vo3e1 s
a partie anglaise.
HOWARD HoFFPAU1R, president.
IACOIR. greffier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

La charite est une des plus bellies
prles du christianismc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Les gems sans religion son polls
aa quill s'agit de leur interet.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

.Ayez le courage de condamner
Hqui choque Ia morale.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Lel du maftre eDgraisse le,
bd
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

Aoo"Ao ucS CsaAoS dfIleIecS, ~4O 20
LIE montant provenant de Ia
vente des terres vendues pour sa-
tisfaire les taxes dies par les de-
linquants, nest pas donne ; votre
comite a etc refere aux actes de
ventes enregistres, ct don't votre
comite n'eurent pas lie temps d'exa-
miner.
II ma pas etc montre a votre
comite aucune piece justicative qui
etablie le Placement d'aucune des
sommes ci.dessus dams lie tresor de
Ia paroisse--le Collecteur n'etant
pas present lui-meme, ct son depu.
t6 men await pas.
Tout vous est respectueusement
soumis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-12

G.nbetta est reelu president de
hshanbre.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-02-01
Eaters Table.

Since last issue we have received Nos. 4 and {
Vol. 2, of the CONTRIBUTION, Monthly Magazine
representing the Young Mems and Young Ladies,
Mutual Improvement Associations of the Latter
Day Saints. Is published at Salt Lake City, Utah,
by Junius f. Wells, Editor 1t is very interest
ing. and should be read by all the youth of the
Latter Day Saints. Thanks. troN5 I Z
THE Western Stationer & Printer. valuable
publication for Publishers and Printers, Published
at Chicago, has discarded part of its title and is
now "Stationer and Printer" Weekly, Sc year.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-02-01

Hold on. Just step into the Depot
OF the Builders Union; east Of Post
Office, and see the extensive and mag.
nlhcent stock Of Home Made and I'm.
ported Furniture. We stepped in
and was surprised, yet pleased to see
the grand display. Anything you
want in the Furniture lire can be had
at this establishment. Chairs. Cribs.
Baby Carriages, Lounges, Z Tables,
Stands, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secreta-
rles, Desks, Picture Francs, &c &c.
on hand or made to order. The firm
have unexcelled facilities for erecting
dwellings, etc. at short notice and the
most reasonable terms .ae
Also Wall Paper and Borders. in
great variety, kept in stock, at bed
rock prices.
Give them call and you will get
good Bargains.
: Remember that Carpenters brooms
are sold at the st. George Coop. Store.
There has been Farmers Improve
ment Association organized in This
city, with Robert Gardner, President
They hold meetings every Friday
evening. st-4'
Subscribe for Vick's Monthly Mag
azine. See ad.
Well done! James Booth, Photo
grapher, has rented the building re-
Gently occupied by the Ladies' Coop.
of this city, fitted it up, made an adj
ditiop thereto, and now has a FIRST
class Photograph Gallery atthat place
and is prepared to make photographs,
amorotypes, 'vc. equal to any made
East. West, North or South, and at
extraordinary low prices. Give h I'm
a call and satisfy yourself that our
assertions are true. ~
lie also keeps in stock, fine assert.
neft of Chromos mounted ON lOxl2
cards. at very low prices-.3 for a
Chromos, same size. in
francs. 25 cents eachl Now is the
time to ornament your homes with
beautiful Chromos. alta small outlay.
Read our advertisement Of Rubber
Stamps, then order one. e 81
Blake and Hardy are now saving
Lumber at Mount Trumbul; will run
he mill three months, Will fiji
bills of. Lumber on Short Notice.
Jashand Produce taken in payment
Moore's Throat and Lung Lozenges ;or coughs
oldsapd sore throat, and Moore Piiules, for ali
dalarial Diseases, are for sale by John Pymm.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-02-01


Spring is appr oaching ard warmer
weather is here.
Call on E. T. Riding for your Boots
and shoes, he makes the best in town
- The Masons are rapidly progress
ing with the adobe work on the new
addition TO the Social Hall, of this CITY.
Bob Printing. Plain, orin Colors.
neatly executed at this office, at prices
that defy competition.
See advertisement of St. GEORGE
Pottery. First class goods and low
prices.
The Bibles and Testaments of The
American Bible Society are cheap.
neatly printed aud we'll bd.6d.
Z Leaves on the trees and bushes are
beginning 10 burst forth. and the trees
and bushes are donning their green
coats .
-. The nuisance half a block sou theast
o' our. Office is not yet abated. and
not weather is coming; then for ague!
Gus. Hardy has bought new Or
gan: we do not say who from for the
dealer thereof does not advertise in
the Union. +"
Those who have not yet done so,
should plant their potatoes immediate
ly.a Make hot beds and plant radish-
es, cabbage, and tomatoes To have
early melons, plant seed in hot bed.
Sow lettuce, cress and parsley.
Live Business men advertise.
Read the ads. in the UNION this month
and learn who they are.
G. P. Olsen. Matchmaker and
Jeweler, is OH hand to clean and re.
pair your watches and clocks, on short
notice. at reasonable. rates Al O
agent for new watches, cl, cks, &c.
Subscribe FOR the St. George Union,
monthly. fifty cents a year.
W. w. NlntCii, htnter anC Gralner,t
is prepared TO do all kinds of House
Painting and Granting in the highest
style of the art at prices that defy
competition. Give him your patron
age and you will be suited.
Gus. Hardy, Proprietor Of the
Meat Market, says he won't give us ]
any more mahogany, because il don't
pay. Fat Beef and plenty of suet is I
the kind to have. =
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-02-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL

= e2B-We shall deem it favor if our friends and
patrons in Southern Utah will send us local items
Postal Card Correspondence from all parts of the
Territory, on items of interest local and general
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-02-01
ST. GEORGE UNION.

Subscribers finding this Notice marked
with an x will understand that the time paid for
has Expired. Please renew .-Aks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22
A Good Angels VISTA Tale o; "Ii0sa
l.sls
RESCUED FROM DEATH

| The following Staiemcn of W lliiinJ C""5s.l-
lin. of SOnCrVilic. Mass. is so remarkable that
we beg to ask for il til" attention of our read
| crS lie Says: ''In the inii nf 1876 wao taken
with Il violent bleeding OF the lungs followed
by severe cough. | soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. was 50 weak tt one time
| that l could not leave my led In the summer
of 1877 1 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l had II iiOlc in
my left lung us big as Il half collar. l cEpcu!
Ell over hundred dollars in doctors and med
icinc. WAS SO far gone ut one tim" Il report
| "em: around that was dead. gave up hope
but :. friend told me of DE-. WM. HAIL EAL5AI
FOR THE LII NGS. laughed at my friends think
ing that my case was IncuraDic, but i got 4
bottle to satisfy them. when to my surpris"
and qualification, l commenced TO tcci better.
Ny hope. once dead. began t. revive. and to-
day feel in bette" spirits than have Iii: pat
three years.
81 write this hoping you will publish Ii. -
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will he induced to take Or. VIA. Il:tliS Balsain
for the Lungs and be convinced that con-
sumption can be cured. lave taken two
bottles and can positively say that It h'S done
more good than all other mr;1incs have
taken since my sickness. aiy cough has al
most entirely disappeared and shil! soon b..
able to go to work. Said i'll Lancaster II
CociIran'S Drug store, l31 and l"9 S0rih Queen
street lEHS- S-ly,roGTh&
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22
BY WIRE.
Afternoon IelesraHls Condensed.

Afternoon IeleGrams Condensed.
VIM. Jones, who shot ut Guiteau, has
been released on $1,000 bail. +. G.
Wheeler and Sebastian Amar furnishing
it.
Lchi.h coal and navigation company
declares . per cent. dividend payable Dec.
3.
Z. +. Lembach's brewery, Harrisburg,
burned this morning. Loss, $1,000, patty
insured.
Postmaster Gencneral James and pant
at Jacksonville, Fla, leave for st. Angus
tine and St. Johns tomorrow.
Fuller, one OF the conspirators imp!-
Gates Daniel Z. GOOdnow in the scheme to
burn his own vessel Western Lea to swiE-
die the insurance companies.
When Mr.. Brown retres the president
will appoint Mr.. +. ]. Phillips, for years
his own private secretary, to succeed him
as the president S private secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22
OiiID CIVILIZATIONS.
How !!.cy Deal with Mur;crCrs There

How E..cy Deal with Nuracrcrs There.
ATHENS, Ohio. Nov. 22.-In Athens,
Ohio. when Davis was lynchcd, on Sunday
night, he was taken to the bridge with a
rope around his neck and asked to confess:
he inquired What would be done with him if
lie confessed. They told him he would be
taken back to Jail to be dealt with by law.
Being assured they would not hang
him if lie confessed he said: " l am the
man At this there was an instant cry
throw ll:m off, The other end
OF the rope was then made fast
to the bridge. They gave Kim
three minutes i'll which to pray, but lie
did not attempt u prayer, He said hc was
ready to die, and when tic time expired
I:c was hurled off the bridge, and his neck
was broken by the fall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22
.;iIEkEIS.
fn;!a'iclrs.;;: Market.

fn;!a'icli,H;. Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-FlOur dull and
lower; ::Supcrtne. ut "A O0G4 80; extra
at 81 75tt5 10; HhIO and Inulnna fanny,
sc 75a1 30; Pennsylvania family % 4yM
6 6J ~. IOuis do - 25G7 - Minnesota
Extra ut t. U)17 >: do straight at 81 .517 80 };
winter patent 81 75aS p spring do IS O;ci
30.
RyC i!Onr ut - J0dJ ~
Wheat lower and unsettled Del. and Penn; :,
HCd, ST. aSnI 40: dO Amber 81 lp1I Il.
Corn dull and weak.
Oats quiet.
Rye easier ut !,Sc.
Provisions dull
..,irsi dull.
I;uttcr- Choice wanted other kinds dull.
Rolls firm.
Eg"s firm fresh lots scarce.
Cheese steady.
Pctruicum dull refined, 1Mc.
whisky 1T 81 u.
Sectls-GoOd to prime Clover nominal at
sag; Fl:ixseed firm at 81 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22

A private sewer is being nude on South
Duke street opposite the Lutheran chapel,
and trench was yesterday dug from the
middle of the street to the side. Last
evening shortly after dark, Aaron Hertz.
Ter, of A. North Queen street. was driving
horse hitched to buggy along this
street. There was no light. On either
side of the trencl, were piles of dirt and
over the trench were boards. The horse
ran over the dirt and stepped between the
boards, but soon got out and jumped over
the other pile of dirt, taking the buggy with
him. Both wheels were broken from the
buggy aud the horse badly skinned and
bruised. Mr.. Hertzler escaped without
any injury.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22
DCBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY |
RrOnGrty-ln WEANESnAN NONEM. |

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i PrOperty.-On WEDNESDAY,. NONEM-
BER 30. 1881, ut the Caldwell House, in the City
of Lancaster, will be sold by the undersisnc ed,
al that valuable business property, Situated
Nos. 22l and 223 North Queen street, only Il
few doors from the Pennsylvania railroad
depot and Onc-haif square from the Northern
market, making it an excellent business local
ity.
The 10! has a front on North Queen street of
32 feet "a inches, and at adistancc of 100 feet it
Wldens to 62 feet ~ inches and continues OF
that width TO Christian street. making II total
depth OF 245 feet. On the front is Il brick Office
and stOrerOOm, and 1I-feet driveway to the
rear. On the rear OF the lot is Il large and sub
stantial Stable anI Carriage House, 1876 feet
long and l6 feet wide. Also another Carriage
House 4Ox3O feet. The Stable and main Car
rtage House are built of brick. with SLATE root.
There ID also about 100 feet OF unOccupicd
ground.
The property has been occupied for thirteen
years asa Livery Stable and at present yields Il
good rent. 1t Is located in the business part
OF the city and will rapidly grow iii value.
Part OF the purchase money can remain upon
the property II 50 desired. Possession and un-
disputed title given the lst siay OF April, lcS2.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock, p. H., of said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
IL. :iIrGEET AUct. NJ. y, 22H p ,, 500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22
Western Grain Markets,

DETEoIT-Whcat was weak and quiet: NO
! white, 81 3ll4 for cash 81 377s for December :
January at 81 s57 February at 81 357s March
at 81 371z; April at s. 3sii the year ut 81 3lsl
No. = Red 1T 81 3513 bid.
Corn was firm: No. = at &c !; rejected at
Sac.
Oats were quiet No. white at i3s4c asked
LOCIsvILLE-Wh heat was steady at 81 81
Corn was easier; No = White at 1Oc do
mixed at &C.
Oats were firm: No. White at .oc ; do
mixed at 41c.
Rye was easier: No. Eat 81 TO-
MILwAUkEE-Whcat was steady at !. decline
No. Milwaukee hard nominal; do soft ;lt
St 2T4; November and December at 81 2751
January at 81 211a February at 81 2774 March
at 81 2sI; Apri: at 81 29L 81 IL for No. Mil
waukce.
Corn was dull and lower mo. a, Sc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-22
Tribute of ResgDpct,

AT !, meeting of the Shinlcr Fire Company
No. 7, held last evening, IL" following re>Olu
tions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God. in His al-wiSc
providence, to call from our midst our fellow.
member. james Franciscus.
ReSOlucd, That IN his death our company has
lost one of its rrOst active ana hOnOrad mem
berS, and an efficient Engineer. and the Fire
Department of Lancaster ON" ot its best vol.
untcer firCmcn.
Resolved That we humbly bow i'm SUbmiS-
sion Ia The Divine will and that we extend Ia
the afflicted tamil J our heartfelt and untcigned
sympathy
Rcsotrcd That our charter and apparatus be
drapcd for Il period OF t.iirty days AMI that
lneSc resolutions he cnerosSet Oh the min utes.
Il copy ot them br presented TO he SorrOwing
family and they be published in the three daily
papers. l.. :. GOODMAN,
e. ZECIIEH,
WM. SPONG.
It'd Committee.