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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

IL lhr Honorable judge OF FroDat' far Ia, County
81 iiaHro-k
1Hk ua.I,. r-i-uri willow II Grar.c ". small
a. ut UTiAuI Do ,.4II Counts. 4. ceased. r.
-I,s fuiy rrIrv.vut-. t.aE sad rrtA-rl tls7l
I-..-.'s 81 81 irF-pnA' Es'AtP. an Inyt tnry 81
- h'c h- t-cn duls returned into ia" Probate
one that hrr cIrcumsituC Tru,iur g necessary
that -" -h,uiA hAyr mDrt ~ -ain Personal E-ttt,
thln -fs t- ,uttlrti D. un .-tr.trtlau Their. 10
sac To. "fyrr = s. that YOUR Honor AuulH grant
her -lgh t.I..N ans uut col -tui rrr-..ul E-ttr -
In 'uur di. r,u Il yvu may l,L.rmiue lrce -trs
anl rTuIsr.
ETA T. SMALL.
pT an,i. Aus = i>>l.
STATE or MAINE.
H,>,r,N ss.-Cour Of Probate, Ellsworth
september Term, a. u Isl
ti-u ihc foregoing petition. ORDEEkD, That
sad Widow sse pubic notice to a. pvr-uus
lutvl &C.. cfi, b. causing copy OF
ia urtvr 1. be published thua. weeks
. ucor--rKrI, IN the Ellsworth American a news.
paper guLlt.hcd "a clio AOtth, 10 .aEI JuuutF
that my may appear att curt # r. tate Tor
said t,uuty. 10 b h'la al kl,W nth Oh .Ae
:, 80 "Wednesday Ia Dvtpher next ten OF he
ciuGk ia The forenoon. and -Ly. rIu-r IL ANY lhey
nave - by snr same should not lie granted.
!N3.' PAHkLR TUCK, judge
Alto. JHAs. +. DOHR Register
Tue copy, Attest -CHAs. T., DORR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

DURING THE Hot SUMNER MONTHS, while
away from city convenience the traveller should
make some provision against sudden attacks of
Headache. Neuralgia, Cholera Morbus, cramps,
and other diseases. TWttehel1. ChamPttn 4
Cos Neuralgia AnOdyne when Il. en- ac-
cor ding % the directions each bottle, will re-
heve the distress and remove the cause OF any of
these troubles TT IL and be convinced. Iy5
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LOCAL NOTICES.


In sums To suit the borrower On mort
cages Of frst-class real estate in the vicinity
of Ellsworth. Also on approved CONNER
cial paper. Apply 10
CHARLES {. BURRILL,
31u Ellsworth. Maine
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Dtu~httl.


The Bluehill Farmers Club. will hold
its Fair on Friday. Oct. It'll.
-Eben VI. Garland has been drawn for
the Grand jury, and Henry b. Darling for
the Traverse jury, at the Oct Term s. J.
Court.
Complaint is made that potatoes are
rotting badly in places.
A good deal of second crop hay has
been cut.
Work on the Buehill. Douglass.
Granger. Stewart and Twin Lead mines,
is pushed along as usual with satisfactory
results.
w. f. Grlndle has his coal shed about
completed on the old Steamboat wharf
MIR. Joseph Hnckley, father Of Hon
J. I. HInckley, Is sick and his age 81 or 50
makes the chance of recovery less. He has
the sympathy Of all.
Mrs Betsy rreworgy. came very near
being choked with a piece of beef-steak last
Friday. Drs. Grindle and Fulton succeed
ed in removing ii after it had been for
hours stuck IN her throat.
The body OF Mr. Webber. Who vas
d,o~ncd two weeks ago, near deep Cove
IN Long Island. has not yet been found.
A forcIblr reminder that We may need
police. and tfe-engines, vas given us Fri-
da, night The back doors OF the store Of
II. J. Billings were broken open. but APP
parently the rascals became frightened, as
nothing was missed. The store OF .'oug-
las, 4 day was entered from the rear ana
about SIS worth Of cigars and tobacco taken,
and some SO in money. The same parties
probably. attempted to set fire to the out
buildings OF the Copper X Gold Exchange
Hotel, bat fortunately II vas Disco, cred in
season 30 prevent much damage.
Memorial services were held in the
Congregational church this Monday T. VI
al O'Clock, IN concentrating the life.
service and death Of President Garfield
4 very full attendance was present. and ap-
propuate remarks we're made by the dit
fcrent o!erg,men. and other citizens There
were no school, TO-DAY. and tn, post office
and store, we're closed IN the afternoon.
Ron.
-Thir,y-fnur boats we're seen at one
time las, week, searching for the body Of
Samuel Webbcr, who VA, drowned in Blue.
hal Bay.
BENZ. >now ha, 40 New YORK ap-
pie trees" which give one Of the finest d =
play, Of apple, in thu, county. Mr. SHOWS
success, Is proper care.
A man g.,ine tn, NAME C. H. Coomh,
hA' been sanding the people IN North
B.ueh.i, b, Contrasting for the Lady.
Ba1n. The dollar VA, paid and that Va.
the end Of II. People should be careful
about giving none, 10 these crrauc rascal,
Good Judge, .al that the stallion owned
by J. : Saunier, Of North B.lrhi.l. i, the
best stock horse IN the county. He j. yer,
fast and any one Who ~au,, 20 find !, difficult
10 count the telegraph poles, had better take
a ride with Mr. Saunders. MIR ; also ha,
a silver mine ON his farm which i, attract
ing considerable attention.
I. ALuIN.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

recommendations 10 ~ a. NJ. and P ~
Sabbath school at u N.
BAFrIsT-PreaehinE At and IL n. sabbath School
at F.N Weekly Prayer Meeting, Tuesday evening at
~ Oclock
CSirAuAS.-thurch service at 10 - n. and - p 4
SUNDAY Schuol at n 45
81 10 - A sabbath school 81
2F.h
METEoDIsf.- Preaching al and N. sabbath school
at IN
USIoS TENFEEANcE MEErISs.-Every sunday at 5: Is
Ps al Temperance Hal
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Mrs. Garfield and Friends leave for
Mentor.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. p.

ILkNtIAND, DINO, SEPT. 2.
Mrs. Garfield and her children. Grandma
Garfield and private Secretar, Brown, Gen.
Swain and Col. Rockwell and their ladies.
lea this morning on special train for Men
tor.
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brook lin
I. tLI,I>

The news Of the Presidents death wa,
received with the most intense grief al
though not altogether unexpected. The
National hag drapcd in mourning vas rai,-
ed between the stores Of r. T. Gott and K
A Friend and the residence of &. K. Allen
Was also drApcd with black Sorro~fal
cnuntenances we're seen everywhere, and a
gloom, such As ha, not been observed here
since the death OF Lincoln peryaded the en-
tire community.
Sept. 10.
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Business Notices.


tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had OF c. c. Burril at the lowest rates
Also tickets 10 Portland by INSIDE line Of Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
Secretary Blaine.

BosToN, Sept. p.
Secretary Blaine arrived al the Parker
House tonight "a route for Maine. Tie
Will probably proceed to Augusta in the
morning,
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The Mrs. Garfield Fund.

NEW YORK. sept. -.
The fund for Mrs Garfield now reaches
1921 ,25lS6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

Ladies should know that Ayers Hair
Vigor is a superior and economical dressing.
1t has become an indispensable article for
the toilet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

bAS ~ Arbor.
Our mutual affection in our National
bereavement j. shown here by suspension
Of business, and appropriate funeral service.
at the Episcopal church, conducted by it.
pastor, Rev. {. 5. Letfingwell. The mem
beers Of Washington Camp No. 9 Patriotic
Order Sons Of America, attended the ser
vices in regAlia and appropriate badges Of
mourning, and each member will wear a
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Roy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

-"Solid comfort" can be realized BY
those suffering from all forms of Scrofula,
if they will take Hoods Sarsaparilla and be
cured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

How : Your cold
The pumpkin pie is asserting itself
The Unitarian Conference brought
many yer, Intelligent, looking people to
Ellsworth.
Fourteen delegates and visitor, uent
from Ellsworth to the Baptist Association
a, Winter Harlan
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People are proiG'e D" ihe'r compliments
Tor HE very Ahle ESSAYS ny he'- w I!iIam X
Alser. OF Portland. and Rev. Edward
Cro"nn>hie.d, Of Belfast, read Al the NJ
-he'- 'hAs. /. Lombard has offered hlS
resignation a. pastor oil the hiiArah church
IN tl!S c.'H' 10 take ehrd Tue 1"ih instant
MI ana Ms Lombard during Their stay OF
'iIee years n Ellsworth. have made hosts
oi friends and Their departure Will be very
sehefaA! regretted
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Io4u company "as III town TINS week win
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The news Of the death of President
Garfield was received at Bar Harbor early |
Tuesday morning. Flags were promptly |
displayed at half-mast on the Rodick House. |
and soon after at the Atlantic and st. Sau-
veur, also from several Of the cottages. As
many Of the hotels are closed for the season, |
the display Of these tokens of mourning as
not so extensive as it would otherwise have |
been--Ao'a't Desert Herald.
On The recsn,;oD If the di.na,oh ., -:
a.a,b of pres;dsD, G.rs.ld TO-, r..
no,ning all the VII. =, W., Sill.
bois,ad aaos =, half mast, a no,io.I ,Lo
a.g on Tho w.,,ks., Hon. .l,ho,t
nersor lives ,here x.s hon, =, hal. =.
A general feeling Of sadness n,sv.l. .mon,
an classas v;,hou, dis,ino,;ao 81
cr.asd ma ,,nd.rs,a,d ,ha, :, :. 49, =;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
THE WONDER

Is becoming universal as To how such an I'M
mense sale could be created In Lowell for
HOOPS SARsAPARILLA. But, my friend, II
you could stand behind our counter week
and hear what those say who are using It.
the reason would appear as clear as the
MONDAY sun. The real curative power of
HOOPS SARsAPARILLA demonstrates itself
in every case where oar directions are faith
fully regarded. We would that we might
get before the people a fractional part OF the
confidence that Is expressed to us every day
In this medicine by those who have carefully
noted without prcjudce} its effects upon the
blood and through that upon the whole sys-
ten, stimulating all the functions Of the
body to perform the duties nature requires
Of them. Try bottle and satisfy yourself
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
New Advertisements This Week.

Notice Of For, closure L. J. Ablot.
Probate \Otioes-C. Z. Dorr.
NOtire-R II kittredge \ Go.
: nfori steamship Co.-JAs Lttleheld.
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To til, Honor lr Judgc Of rr bate the
Count, 81 lila, cock.
RI II u.r!,r lg,e., " dos 81 Ezra Robin ON,
L lat. ( tiou Il -bJTY ia said County, eCca-esl,
respectfully represents, that -ad de''e 80, lied
y .>ess Il Of Personal Estate AN Inventory Of
which b cen duly rr;urnc o. the T. UUdte
DhcU that her circumstance render II necessary
that she houl'l VI mo SAID Personal
T. ate than she l. entItlcd Ia On dislr button
thereof she III rcforc pTdys tb your ii nor
" uid grant her such allowance out OF said Per
-onaI state. a. IN your dl-c elton you may de-
terniin. necessary and proper.
KEBEC Ga r.. ROBINSON.
September !, 1851.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCk. $ - curt OF Probate, Ellsworth,
-r,t Term, 4 -. ISL.
o. he loregOin. pt,it'n ORDERED, That
sai Willow give I.ublir noiice 10 all pcr-
Interested by causing 4 copy OF
lhi- ur,icr 70 be published llree
week succrssivcly in the tlIswO rh Anerican Il
mel papcI published In Eil-s nth iussid County,
thaI ihey uas appear ~ Il CouTI OF Probate for
siia ttuniy to lie held al Ellsworth on the s-cpnd
Wene -.Iay in oct. neat Ut ten 81 he cIucs IA tue
forenoon. 10 show cause if any they have, wh, he
SAM should Not be granted.
3s37s PARKER TUX, Judge.
Ate t: CHAs. T.. DO..h, Req trr.
A true copy Attest :-CHls. =. DogR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate iur the
tIu.ty Of Hancock.
II II ]. deT-Igne admin -trttnr 70 the estate II
L John r. Lult, late 81 Irvm Z. 10 -.,id .,tu-
y. deceased, rr-pr' tiully Trpre-c L thai the
g,aud- cha tel, right- and credit s.,Ii a.
ceased not sufficient to ply hi- tu-t dsht and
charges d. admilii-tTAt %. hy the sum % -ht
huDl si Il. liars. WHy rrfnIv peti tptr PT.,E
ina -uiIrh a. BY IIrI lie of iuy cutir, portion
81 said estate. the -liuc would b" ~ ain
drprvriltr1i tn Tue, h he Wa1 BE- 1rcH-'el %
sell At public or private -AIv anal convey the home
.trAd nj small / L IN same uctEhbuT
hOn. II beln- til Wiui' OF the rva. ct .ts OF the
lecr.,- rfi udInS the rcVcr ion vf the widow r
dover thereiH -at-fy i'll debit mi ch ge-
Oi a'imiul-trdu II.
A MILIIkE>. Admr.
September, :. ISL
STATE or MAINE.
UANCoCK. - .-Couft Of PROBATE, Ellsworth
september Term, \. d., ISL
Upu. t'te foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
said pc III 'ner give public notice 10 hH p"r-"n-
interested by causing copy Il he petition AID
this OrutI iheI con, TO be publ he'd three weeks
succe- yely the Ellsworth American, a
ne~ paper published n Ellsworth. IA -aid
Count, that they tSAy appedI al Court II
IT4haGc Tor ssii County 10 bC ibid At f4l-
worth, the second Wednesday OF October nrNl
al iru Of The clock ~ the ioTcnooU,a show vau-c
IL .hl H., have why the prayer Of aid = uti"n-
or should te granted.
L NEk I.R IT IN Judge.
) -. Au"s5.-CItAs +. t.'i. Is, hrsi-i'r.
\ true cor, All -t:-tH las T.. DOitR, Register
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Cold Hands and Feet.

LOWELL, Feb. ;. 1879.
hEssRs. G. |. Hoop & Co: Gentlemen
About one year ago my daughter commenced
taking your Sarsaparilla. At that time she
had very little appetite; could take no long
walks and her lace was badly broken out
With humor. She was low-spirfted. troubled
with cold hands and feet, her blood seemed
10 be poor and she was in 4 condition which
caused us great anxiety. After taking one
bottle Of your Sarsaparila she began to i'm
prove; and she now has a good appetite and
can take much longer walks. Her humor Is
nothing compared with what IL was one year
ago. She is In better spirits. Is not troubled
With cold hands and feet as previously. And
] attribute this improvement IN her cundi-
tlnn largely to your SaTSaparilla. she has
taken SIX bottles and intends 10 continue its
use. was Inclined to oppose the trial Of Il
~ hrst ! now have great faith In il rs
blood purifier. Very truly yours,
A. l. HlNCkIEY,
No. - Broadway, Lowell, Mass.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County

- w h'H'Ethte JH'E' OF PROBATE TOR liV ountN
Of Hancock
pun un,ier-igned, Widow Of Luther Jackson
l'r Of Township No. - in said County, lie
ceased respectfully represents, that sai Increased
died possessed OF Personal E-tttc,au Inventory uf
which hI- been duly returned into the Probate
Office that hrr ctr umstancc- rrn,lvr il necessary
~ she sI"uhl have upr' 81 sail Personal Estate
ihau she is cutIfr' o. IN distributions ttcr, OF.
she therefore rays that your Hon p w"uld grant
her ~uri allowance out II said Personal Estate, Is
and proper
ELIZA JACKSON.
september :, Isl
STATE OF MAINE.
H,Ncoch s~.-Court ~ Probate Ellsworth sep
temhcr Term, \. y. 1871
pom me foregoing petition. OWnERFu, THAT
II Widow give public notice To all person
Interested, by causing a cop. Of
tli- "r!rr {" hc published three weeks
INTERESTINGLY 10 the Ellsworth american. ! new
paper published tn Ellsworth Ip said oouuty
.''At th'f may appear At a Court OF Probate
for said county 20 be held At T. I-worth
on thc -nl Wednesday "a nctrr neNt At ten Of the
ri'rA ~ The forenoon, aud shrw cause u any they
have, why the slime ~haull not Toe granted.
3"'s' PARKER TUCK, Judgc.
T"' 'IN Nur-t 'H'~. D"RK Reg ser
Nt = Court ~ rr,batr itaIl,n Al Ellsworth within
ana '"r Tho "unr 81 liaa'or-, or the ur-t
Nvuc-'Itt ~ September 4 u I-Sl.
q 80 II IRA named tN,cutriN ia a certain
- Instrument pHrpa ring {" ~ the last 70 aud
'-"n 'ic''a,"'. having presented thr sanc for
oHnrurr. rh,t thr -llI susan II Erag give notice
81 4" sons Interested. h1 cau-tu. r.py ~
h'- "rI q" rr"hI. ~h''. tnr~ we' ~ -uyrcs-'y,ly
M a." Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
that ih' may appear at rr.hatr Court 70 be
. he'll 20 .l-V. rI Boo said ,nuutt. uI the >t.,un1
" stin'-,lly ID october u.Nt 40 Tn ~ ~. clock
in the rrruouu. lnI thew ypu-c II any thsy ave.
WIS thr ri Instrument shout No be-, pruvt,i
approved, and hu.Wrd is Ihr last viii and to- u
VS. FARMER Tr,k. Judge.
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INT'NFTs II 7 r. IUfIEV
Attest tltNs T. DoER. E,.,i-i.
\ true .aUN Nur-t. -' HA~. n boKK RrRi ser
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-28

81 On osait, mails nous croyons
que cs serait peine perdue que de
rappeler aux autorites qui jusqu'ici
negligent l'hygiene, qui ne repa.
rent nj points, nj banquettes, nj
rigoles, nj egouts, hi Ia loi qui q
trait an vsgabondage. La loi ez-
iste, oni ellie existe CONNIE tan,
d'antres sur ie papier quansa son
application NIL ny songe, cepen'
dant on o Pair d'ento7ce lie Sunday
Law, lie Minors Law ct lie Fish
Law. LIE vagabondage est une
lepre bien plus dangereuse ct fai.
SAINT plus de dupes ct de victlmes
que les quelaues Craconiens ct
partisans du whisky. LIE vags'
bondage est lie pere des vices ct
sill faut parler carrement, le com
plement simon lie mobile du VOL
Gems du pays veillez au grain, car
de nombreux loafers sont souvent,
quand d'autres Sc trouyent aux
champs, en- train d'examiner vos
serrures ct vos poulailliers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-28
toi De i'Etat de la Louisiana.

II est d4crete par -pAssemblee
Generate de pEtat de Ia Louisiana,
Quill sera du devoir des difarents
Juris de Police, de diviser leurs
paroisses en- autant de districts
qu'ils jageront convenable pour.
l'appointment des commissaires de-
chemiu. II sera du devoir des
dts Juris de Police d'appointor
chaque aimee, des commissaires de
chemin, qui devront notifer toutes
les personnes males entire Page de-
Is ct 50 ans, excepte les ministries
de PEvangile ct telles aptres per-
sonnes exemptes, de SC rendre an
lieu ct temps designes Oh les dts
commissaires jugeront convenable
de TRAVELLER les chemins publics !;
ct toute personne qui, ayant etc
dument notifee, refusera on negli-
gera de faire son devoir, sera pour
suivie pardevant IN juge de paix
de Ia parolsse, ct condamnee q
payer Ia somme de deux piastres
par jour, laquelle sera payee par
lie juge de paix au commissaire,
qui emploiera Get argent a enga-
ger d'autres personnes pour ira,
| WALLER les dts chemins ct 81 les
personnes ainsi poursuivis refusent
de payer les deux piastres elles
kseront emprisonnees dams Ia pri.
son de paroisse, jusqu'a ce que
l'amende soft payee. pourvue q9e
Ipemprisonnement ne depasse pas
cinq jours. j,
(Signe) R. N. OGDEN, Orateur
de Ia chambre des rcpresentants.
| S. McENERY, Lieut.
! Gouverneur etpresident du Senat.
| Approve Avril 10, 1880. ;.
L. A. W1LN, Gonverneur de l'Etat
de Ia Louisiana.
Copie conforme
WILL. a. STRONG, Secretaire
d'Etat. ..-
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|Une Armee SANS culOttes.

II parait que la vive excitation
regne a Honolulu, capitale d'Ha.
wall. Proitant de labsence du
roi Kalakana, lie ministere a sou
mis- au parlement un bill afectant
une eomme de $4,000 : Pachat
De pantalons pour l'armse. Ce
projet d'innovat;on a cause une
verstable stupeur dams les rang5
de lopposition, ct le premier MI
ni5tre a etc obiige de prendre la
parole lui-meme pour defendre lie
bill. Quelques.uns de ses argu'
,nents ont parn faire impression
snr lie centre, mais, sur les bancs
de lopposition, lis mont provoque
que des huees ct des ricanements.
L'orateur a aAirme que jamais
puissance qui Sc respecte ne con-
descendra a declarer Ia guerre a
Hawaii tant que ses soldats seront
depourvus du vehement considere
CONNIE essentiel par Ia plupart dea
nations civilisees. II a fait ressor.
tir une choquante ancmalie. Les
commandments militairss des lies
Sandwich etant enpruntes aux
mauuels earopeens, il est present.
au soldat, en- certain cas-, d'avoir
le petit doigt sur Ia couture de-
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atoct rsvezdit, 81 chaque arbre
aher etale So progeniture, par
ate, nous dirons que les oran'
he montrsnt que leurs ra.
la1 nus de toute vegetation.--
parcourant les orangeriss qui
@ iaisaient Ia richesse ct Pad.
&saon de certaines regions de
sre paroisss, notre nii n'aper:
y p'as Do verdure, plus de fruits,
"a volt qu'une forst sbsolu'
\ . ssnblable 1 ceIle que, Ton
aeDe quaud on s'approche
srand port de mer. Nous
nuns done ri verdure. nj oran.
sstae aimee, il fsudra les faire
sds !1.yanger.
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=.
State Of Lpaisians.-25th District
Court Parish of Vermilion-No.
1886.
Succession of Awellia Broussard.
Application Of ]. T. Broussard.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said sue.
cession, or having any opposition
to make 10 the application Of said
applicant to file. the same in
writing, in the Office of, the Clerk
of Court within ten days from the
date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
of court this 28th of May 1881.
LAsr1E BRoussAED, clerk.
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i chevaliers noc.urnes, Sc
III intioduits vers les deux heu.
.ssladu madn, vendredi dernier,
aans Ia groeerie de- j. NJ. Beauxis
ct lai ont snlsve passablenent de
valsrrg. Une fenstre de l'etablis'
ssusnt On haut. fenstre servant a
dounsr an peu d'air au local etant
ocverts ct la galerie etsnt a proxi.
eit6. il q etA tres.facile aux Gro
dsteurs de s'introduire dams lie
nasasin par !'ascalier derobe. LIE
Foprietaire ayant entendu do
htoit s'est lev6 precipi'amment
nas hAlas, pas assez vite, car il
% entenda QUE Ia porte du maga
% y fsrmer ct WI son tiroiI force
sson argent enlere.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

251H DISTRICT CouRr-No. 656.
Parish of Vermilion,
Succession Of Camille J. F.
Broussard.
Application of ]. T. Brous'sard; !;
Notice is hereby given to al!
parties interested in the said
succession, or having any opposl..
ton to make to the APPLICATION OF
said applicant TO file the same
in writing, in the Office OF the
Clerk of Court within ten days
from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
of court this 28th day of May
1881.
L4sr!s BzoussAao, clerk.