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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17
DISTRICT COURTS,

CIRCUIT CouRT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR. - Nc.
CreTy a Co. w. Fordi OF calendar Flynn Ell al vs.
Philip death ofdeleDdnnt and administrator
Charles Worthlngton, made party, Hill vs.. Yoder
and FTayser, administrator, vs. Hil death of II III
suggested Brny VS.. Beam verdict for plaintiff one
GENT damages and costs. Crown vs.. Hyatt; Judgment
Tor plaintiff. Cahiil va, DunRnd; verdict for de.
PENDANTS sl2Os6 damages. Anderson vs. Smith mo
Ton Tor non'sut and appeal oyerruled. Mcbride W.
watson; verdict for plaintiff, one cent damages
Dent W. Bean; off calendar. white vs.. Joseph de
isndant called and Judgment one cent damages.
walker vs.. Bennett; same action. Adjourned till
THIS morning al Ten O'clock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nos w! go @ ~ q a. ii3, 26i 70 27i inclusive, 273
Equity CnURT-JusTIcE WgIIE.-Keasby W.
Ea!0n q T.. Eyre appointed trustee. Teddy w. SA
yllei Dill dislnlsSed and sale heretofore made
hrmed McBlnir VI. Ten Eyck; pro conf.ssO against
certain defendants granted and appearance ordered
Inland ana Sehboard COastlng Company VS. Plant
u. T. Snyder authorized TO carry out former decreo
Cox, administrator, W.. Miller, administrators com
mission ordered 10 Issue TO take oral testimony Cen
trial National Bank vs.. Hume; r. l.. Keyser niloNet
10 intervene. Crown VS.. Crown sale ratified nIsi
Noyes vs. Grayi rule on defendant granted return
nblo November a. PellR VS.. Frere; bill dismissed
Weston VI. HlltOn trustee directed as to fund In N
estate Ofneorge w. FranllAnd, Sarah j.. FIaukle M
appointed committee. Decker W.. Decker; appear
ance OF absent defendant ordered. Central NatlOna
Hank VS.. Hume; w, A. Gordon appointed receiver
Kelly vs. Kelly; sale confirmed and cause referred Il
auditor Randall VS.. Reed; petition of Lambert 10 bl
treated us his answer and answers thereto be
nom files. Adjourned tn next "Wednesday morning
NJ half past ten O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1G-ootton steady sales, 1,7g7
bales; uplands, ISc Orleans FAC; consolidated net
receipts 252 bales; exports to Great Britain 5,i6s
bales: TO the continent, 1888 bales FOurSouthern
dull; common TO fair extra IS aOG So good to choice
do, " 006ps so wheat opened k@rro lower; closed
rmor with all OF tho decline recovered cash lots
and h@ilc on options ungraded red, d 2ig i& mixed
winter, 81 90 ungraded white, q seal 49t; No red
November. 81 IlA6ll 45is; December, 81 1901 4jh;
January, 81 47il@l 4ss. Corn opened ,ttDLc lower;
closed stronger, with n better export business; un.
graded 6lGl7Oc: yellow, 52n72lsc: No. 2, November
b1ls0ntRSs December 6Ss tddDN c January, 70hCp7lc
Oals shade lower and fairly active; No. 4, IIc Hops
hrm and quiet; ycarlinrs, l.122c. Coffee dull; Rio
cargocs, "a i.Ac suEar tn and very quet; mir 10
good refining sfSAc; refined quiet and weak stand
ard A. We. Molassos dun and weak crop New
Orleans 6ja7Oc; old 40, S5t1 Dc Rce a fair demand
and steady; Carolina aud Louisiana, 5ls6r7iac Rosn
quiet az q a5g2 20. Turpentne dull and weak at sc
asked. Wool about steady md very quiet; domestic
fleece 3i isc; Texas, l632c Pork 2j 3jc per barrel
lower aud dull nj eli So January els Otpis IS. Mid
dies dun and weak long clear, 01sc short clear, 05Sc
Lard opened ioel2Sc lower closed strong. with 70
action of 5Np7lsc, at Ell Tsepl1 EIs November ell u
oil l5 December I'll 81 soil %; year, I'll 81 ls6pli IS
Freishs nrmer; cotton, per steamer, 6S2dad wheat
mar lnau mar q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17
VIRGINIA NEWS.

DR.. Robinson, public vaccinator OF Richm ond,
has within the past month or 30 yaccinated 10000
persons.
T. C. Johnson, well known colored citizen of
Richmond, died in that city Tuesday, in the thir.
teth year of his age.
Mr.. Jesse salmons, one Of the Oldest tobacco NOR
chants Of Lynchburg and pioneer of the trnde,
died Monday after a long illness
The office of the Third Division Railway Mail
Service is TO be removed from Richmond 10 WASH
ington where II was formerly located
In Norfolk the mayor holds his court on Sunday
as well as every other day of the week. This Is
certainly matter of convenience to the prisoners
Mr.. William Allen, one OF the oldest and most
esteemed citizens of Richmond, died ut his resi-
dence in that city Tuesday, in the eighty first year
Of his age. a.
1t is said that Mr.. p. Clay Grisby, late Read
bell and Lynchburg, will probably succeed Judge
James Garland as Judge of the Corporation Court
The following patents have been issued to cIti
zens of Virginia. Joshua w. Harris, Waynes-
borough. running gear for wagons; Lawrence
Chadwick, shenandoah Iron Works, sectional
steam boiler
claims that he has travelled over sixteen thousan 4
miles on foot propelling. u wheebarrow weighing
over two hundred pounds, Is at Westhampton on
his way 10 Richmond.
II is said that an effort Is to be made to secure
the passage Of the Massey school bill by the next
Legislature. This measure provides that all taxes
for school purposes shall be paid In currency or
coin, Instead OF coupons, as.now permitted.
Among the candidates mentioned for Judges of
the supreme Court OF Appeals are General VIII
Jams, of Frederick Judge DickersOn, of Prince
Edward; County Judge Mann, of Nottoway; Mr..
Hinton, of Petersburg, and Corporation Judge
Goodwin, OF Portsmouth,
The report of the superintendent of public in
sriction shows that during the pns year there has
been an increase of A1 white schools and 1882
coored schools. The total number of pupils was
2S90i6 an increase of 1880. OF the pupils l62 0s7
were white and 1880 were colored.
Colonel f. II. Archer, a well-known lawyer and
most estimable citizen, is mentioned as the probn-
BILE successor of Colonel Cameron as mayor of
Petersburg Colonel Cameron will doubtless soon
send in his resignation, and the vacancy will be
nlled by the common council, which Is at present
Democratic.
The members of the Baptist Church at Green
vile, s. c. have unanimously decided TO call Dr.
w E. Hatcher, of Grace Street Baptist Church,
Richmond, Va, TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the
election of Dr. Charles Z. Manly to the presidency
OF Furman University. Rev. J. w. Rosebro of the
lexington Presbytery Of Virginia, hns been unnni-
Church of Savannah Ga.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT,

The following business wis transacted In the Su-
preme Court OF the United States yesterday: on mo-
lion Of s. 8 Henkle, Franklin IL. Mackey, of Wash
tngton ID. O.. was admitted to practice.
No. 40 Martin Raskett apppllant Va NJ I Has.
sell, administrator, NC, Motion TO dismiss submie ed
w. III. Phillips In opposition.
Ne; az The south Park Commissioners, appellants
VS.. William p. Kerr; No. 756, C. H. Atkins and Eliza
beth A. Phillips, appellants, vs.. William Il, Kerr, and
NO ~ William r. Kerr, appellant, vs.. The South
Park Commissioners ct al. Argument continued by
John g Dunlevy for Kerr, by Il. q. Ingersoll and G
=; Williams for appellee IN No. 772, and by W. c,
Cloudy for Kerr. Adjourned.
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DORSEY CLAoETT, Trustee.


By virtue of writ OF iieri facins Issued out of
the Clerks Ofice of the Supreme Court Of The
District of Conmbla, and 10 me directed ! VIII
door Of said District, on WEDNESDAY, the
23d day OF November 1881, At IL O'Clock m, all tito
right title, claim and interest OF the defendant in
and TO the following property, TO witi Lot
iot No Z sqaare No al; lie west Is feet OF ot No D.
square No 2S lot No, ~ square No. $685. lots u and
N. In John G. fRys subdivision Of part OF lot No T.
square No. 49, together with all aud singular the i'm
prOvemens thereon said real estate being located In
the city OF Washington, said District and levied upOn
as the property Of Albert q. Hail. 10 satisfy execution
No. II 6Ss, at law, Ia favor OF John y. Kendall
q. E HENRY,
United States Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer, no1.dIda
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transfers as Recorded Yeste.
div.

Mr. ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac.
lions In real estate In the District yesterday as re
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY,
ION Twentieth street west, between and r streets
north supo b5 ~ by 90 eeD, square 90, Robert Nc
Meen 20 Charles II. Drake, ~ DO.
On street north, corner Of Fourth street west
part OF lots 49, a. and IS (l9 feet By depth). square
Oil, Roszcl Woodward 10 Elmeda 4. Putnam, e. 30.
On Eleventh street west between II street sOutl
nnd Maryland Hvonue part OF lot 10 10 by 80 feed
square 81, Sarah IT, Hrst TO Mary V. DOnRldROn $500
same property above described Mary W Don
aldson ct vir. 20 Alice pillng, 800.
on California street, between First aud Second
and on Chicago street. between First and Seeont
streets east subiOs % and ~ (B by W feet inches)
500.
ON Eleventh street east, between @ and l streets
south south part Of lot 10 as feet by III feet nches)
square 095 Thomas o. Arnold 10 Charles IL. Wright
1890
COUNTY
Charles s. Drury 10 Imam H. Chubb, sublot ., o
tract known as Bellevue 5000.
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Tbe Smith 4 EGge Manufacturing Co,

LOCK BOX 1905, BRIDGEPoRT, CONN.
Manufacturers of speclutes In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government and Giant
Padl0cks, Sewing Machine Locks, Plano Locks Organ
Locks; the automatically made Giant sash Chain, ST.
per0r 10 every other and very much cheaper mo
special pulley required). The smith & Egge Manuiac
turing Co also gives special Afternoon 10 tue making Of
estimates for tie cost Of the manufacture Of patented
Inventions and AL the necessary tools aud the manu-
fdtuTng OF the same royalty. All communications
treated eOnhdentlaly my2i-srrh6i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17

ALEXANDRIA,, Nov. 16,--Flour-Demand fair and
quotations unchanged wheat-The receipts have
somewhat increased and prices firm; sales Of
$500 bushels Mt 81 3j01 40 for good Lancaster fancy
lots, ei Is. Corn-No old offered: small lots OF new
sold Mt tic. Rye aud Oats-Nothing doing. Country
produce Manted ut quotations..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17

YORK STOCK MARKRr.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10. BIC y. m.-From the opening
OF business until Within hour of the close the
kot was dull and devoid or feature on any day
fOr weeks past The business almost entirely In
the hands Of few traders, und the market i'd
vaneed and declined from y 10 y per cent, according
TO the feeling Of the hour. shortly before the close
buying movement started, principally the
part OF those short Stocks ind In the general desire
to prices advanced sharply, closing aver
age advance of from y to per cent. above yestcr-
days last prices The late advance acc mpanlcd
by rumurs that the rnrond settled. uud that
the Secretary would issue call for large amount of
bonds amer the close OF business to-day with regard
TO the first rumor nothing definite could he learned
and those we'll informed Of tile opinion that no
call would be made for day or so lenst The fact
thai lu S0OOO In bonds offered at the Treasury
to-day the main basis OF the rumOr referred to-
Money was In good demand during the day at from
8 to per cent
,s,stu vouty arncty ounr .m,o..s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17
TO FREDDY,

Oh Freddy, pet can you forget
Your mcssmnics Of these alleysp
Our hearts do ache for bridal cake
And for your woHted sallies.
Aunt Fanny's food not half so good,
Her sandwiches are cloying,
Since we have heard by winged word
What you arc now enjoying.
November's breeze doth almost frces
The tears that we IRE shedding;
And yet we bet you'll raise =" SWEET"
Or else there's been no wedding.
-Isudc W.. Nc HeV.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17

The iransactiom aggregated ai.5ts shares including
ueiaware. IiaclCawanna and Western. a,40 Denver
eiN RIO Vrande, lbo01 Erie 25yl0 Kansas ana ieNaa
s,lUe Lake Shore, N,iug Michigan Central, ptlF
North e,tcrn, sur Nev York Central. IL go Ngrth-
ern Pacific, lO,Wn Pacific Mail, 1000 ST. Paul, l2fn
Texas Pacific. 500 Union Pacific, 5iOO, Wabash Pa
Cliic, 7,3OO, Western Union IL lJO1
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DTED.

Suddenly, on November TO- 1881, So
rHRoNIA, beloved wife of David H. Bradley, aged Il
years 3 months aud days
Friends of the family respectfully invited TO ut.
tend the funeral, ut No. I727 New Jersey avenue
northwest, to-day (Thursday), November H. ut
n m
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PRopucE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Nov. Ie.--Virginia Os, deferred, II; do
consolidated, 75ss do second serias G do pnst due
coupons 9Jla; new l0IOs, lOli bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17
T. i Georees-

chiropodlst, Anatomst, and Manufacturer OF Fine
Fashionable, and Easy. Fitting BOOTS and SHOES.
Under National Hotel
Corns Bunions, aud ingroNvlng Nails, &c, perna-
nenuy cured. Lasts madeto order and preserved for
pttg Stfl9
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock Hnd Bond QWotations-B nitis"nre
aud New York Produce Markets.

The following observations ON the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with OPEN
Ing, highest lowest md closing quotations, are fur
nshed by the hanhinr.touse Of Al. ID. Cooke, jr', a.
Co.. if20 street, Washington, d. G.:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17

LoNpoS, Nov. iG.-Ilar silver, 81 iFi6d per ounce.
Eric. AZ. The amount or bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England on balance to-day Is f3O,uO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17

suR-rREAsURY BALANCES.
...... eS2,1I6 isl % Currency ~...... tiS7i, 40
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VlkGiNlA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and AFTER Thursday, September Is, 1884,
TRAINS LEAVE d. q P. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7!l0 y, m-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily;
Direct connection fur South and Southwest, DAILY.
except sunday, 10 points on q. q D. X Il. -.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS un 7'lO u. IN, IRAN
from WashingiOn 10 New Or cans without change:
lois n, m.-SOUIHFRN EXPIRES, daily Tor All
points South via DanvIllc, and West via o. n u
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on 1918 y. m, train
nom Washington 70 Augusta. Ga, without
MARKs SLEEPING COUCH CARS nom Washing.
ton to DInNillt.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take no a. M
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton, hlo
a. m, train daily. -,
For tickets aud Information call ut Virginia Mid
land ONCE, OOI Pennsylvania avenue. -
N. MACDANIEI. Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17

Ry Associated Press.
NEW YoRK, Nov l6.--rhe exports of domestic pro-
ducts for the week were valued at s7,OO52l9. Money
loaned down from to per cent. on call and closed
at per cehf Exchange was steady at ASK e1lSOS for
long and is4lsi's for short sight Governments were
steady for extended Gs aud as and = per cent lower
for extended IS aud Is. State bonds We're dun and
generally nominal, Railroad bonds irregular on
n moderate volume OF business. The stock market
Irregular nj the opening, but was In the main
weak and hl per cent lower The latter for Indian
RPolis, Bloomington and Western Houston land
Texas vas exception, being per cent higher. In
the carly dealings fractional decline took place. but
the rst board prices rose iil per cent the latter
for Texas Pncinc There WAS, however, pressure 10
sell Pncihc Mail, which fell on IA per cent In the
early part OF the afternoon the speculation rreg
ular aud unsettled The general tendency being toward
lower figures, and decline of hglls per cent. took
place. Hannibal and st. 10 preferred leading therein
In the late dealings arm tone prevailed, and the
final sales mostly at the best figures OF the day
the Improvement ranging from tolis per cent, and
being most marked Ia indianapolis, bloomington and
Western -. Paul, Lake Shore, New York Central,
Reading, Western Union, Texas Pacific Denver and
Rio GTande, and Northern Pacific preferred Metro
pollan Elevated sold up ~ but reacted per cent.
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GSrapelero' Gb,lioe.
\ TilE GREAT
~ :
1881

ACcI ,,,...,,. L 90 l.
TO THE H sFfff W IYAFt 1N h2 sSoEruwEsr
srLENbTBS sGS FSc& Mk SFSHh hA EQUIP
TRAINS ~ SERyE TSSSi anp5S s D.no
cor. sixth and IL streets. az foilowsi
For pr rs Oh End III o %Gs n CS9 Limited 1, Eos
q m, daily lGsl a. M daily, with Sleeping Cars
sago go p m. daiy, with Palace t' Car 70 Pits
For Communicating, Rochester buffalo, Nlasara Falls.
except saturday, with Palace Cars 70 cdnNndaIsia
For wiliismsport, Lock Haven, and EimIrn. at 1870
For New York aud the Fast, 500 1870 q M roo 1000,
and 1918 p. m; on Sunday, 400 y. M 1900 and iCl5
Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars aSo a. m.
, daily except SUNDAY; ,.,,
AZ Jersey Sity Win boats Of . ,nrooElyn Annex
For lhlladeiphia 500 1880 y, M. 2;oO SEQ 1890 and
1915 D. m. On sunday, goo ,. M. $40 1000 and
Limited Express, $50 a. IN, daily, except SUNDAY
For Baltimore $40, 500 aO 1922 q. m, and 300 to,
a. M, iO5j a. M 400 $40 g5o 1000 and l0;i5 p m.
For Popcs Creek Line $40 a. and $40 D. m. daily.
For annapolis, $40 a. nj. and 40 p. M daily exccp,
ALI!XX NDRIA AND FREpEptcKeBuRG RAIL
WAY AND ALENANDRlA AND WASHING
For NcxSndrla $50. 7oo, aeo.n. M, and li.ao a. m,
sSSd SS 49, a R s S aud and INV 3 n On
For richmond and the south $3.50 u. M and ililoa
-, daily and 500 y. m daily except SUNDAY; 49,.
and 1000 a m EiO 800 500. 7;OO, aud giO n. M,
and 1900 midnighi. sunday, at S:O5 and ioOcn- M,
Tickets and Information can bc procured at the Of.
fee. northeast corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
can be- cn for the checking Of baggage to destination
from hotels aud residences.
FRANK THOMSON, Gcnerni Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17
Queenstown Cattle Market.

TUUUVHIIOII1 TTUNC.I
wAsHISaToN. Now lG-Cattle-iS5 up nnd sold at
3dhac; demand brisk. Sheep aud ambs-TOO sold at
Sdg,sc for lambs and S5c for old sheep Mich cows
sold At s256D55 each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-17
Qauctiou .Salee.
DubcansOn Bro,
AI1UrJnNEEH

on THE SOUTH SIDE OF p STREET. MONTH.
EI6iiTEENTH STREETS SoRTHWEsr.
District OF Columbia, msde and passed In equity
No 7tJb entitled Robert j. Isherwood VS., Loo Haley
ei al me undersigned rs trustee viii oifer FOR sale.
DAY. the iwenty:niDih (anb) day OF November, A
d. 1881 at O'clock y. m, all Of Lots numbered (7D
seventythree, 40 sevenly-four. (75) seventy-hve,
eight ln Dorsey Clagott, trustees recorded subdl-
vision of original lots Numbered fourteen and aepn
h, square numbered I57) one hundred and ftyse en-
IN tlle city Of Wasninglon PC Thess lots are each
feet deep TO mn alley shown by copy 81 said sub
division which wnl be exhibited at the sale.
one-fourth cash. The balance payable in one two aud
three years amer with interest thereon, pay able semi
annually, AT the rate Of per cent per Rnnum, for
which deferred payments the purchaser purchns-
by deed OF trust upon the lot or lots purchased by him
or them deposit OF one hundred 400 dollars viii
be required on each lOi when sold ConVeyancng NJ
purchasers cost IL terms are not complied with in
six days the Trustee Will resell ut risk and cost Of do
noi7tf DORSEY cLAoETr, Trustee.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN.
IN dersigned, IN pursuance OF the authority vested
Metropolitan Mining and Manufacturing Company
of the District of Columbia, dated May q, ls67, aud
recorded IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Giles County, Virginia. the eth Of June, 1861 In Deed
Book L. pages $50 and 3Oi for default III payment Of
the principal and Interest Of the bonds secured by said
deed Of trust or mortgage, viii sell, Nc the auction
Philadelphia, Pa, ON tie SIN day Of DECEMBER
1851, vi q O'Clock nOnn, all the right title, Interest
and claim Of aforesaid corporation i aud TO the fran
chisos of said company INCLUDING the charter 10 said
Terms Of Sale; Cash GEO. r. FISHER
Do7'M&Thtw surviving Trustee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-12-10

MAKE $4,000 FOB CHRISTMAS !
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State Of Louisiana,

25TH DISTRICT CoURT,-Parish of Yer
milion-No. 1877.
Succession of J. W. Bradley.
BY virtue of an order granted
by the Hon. District Court in the
matters Of the above entitled and
numbered succession. notice is
hereby given that there will be
sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court
House Of said parish by the under
signed or any duly qualified auc.
tioneer for said parish
On Wednesday December 2SM 1881
the following described property
Of said succession to wit
One tract of land lying and be-
ing situated in this parish on the
West side of the bayou Vermilion
containing three hundred and
twenty 2Ol100 acres, superficial
area and designated as the North
half of Section 33 in Township IL
South of Range Two East.
Terms Cash.
Abbeville November 26th 1881.
r. S. PERRY,
Administrator.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-12-10

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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-12-10

SAID the Raven to the Swallow
"Your beauty is but for the sum
mer, but mine will stand many
winters !" evincing the moral
Durability is better than show
Who among the readers Of this
paper cannot call to mind many
similar instances. Although beau
ty is evanescent, yet we call your
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-12-10
ForSale.

A desirable little property, sit.
uated at Perry's Bridge, three
miles from Abbeville, measuring
23S feet deep by 1854 feet front, a
dwelling house. kitchen and other
out houses. This property is sur.
rounded with good picket fence /;
fine business place and is on the
west bank Of the Bayou Vermil.
ion, all improvements are perfect
ly new. Around said place are,
a number of umbrella china.trees
growing, peach trees, plum trees,
and orange trees. And another
tract of land and improvements
measuring about 3 acres by q on
west bank of Vermilion Bayou,
about 200 yards from the above.
For particulars apply at this of:
fee or to
3. N. FERAY Agt.
Perry's Bridge.