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+, esteemed neiyhbor, tho Ne,rs.Itsier

4, esteemed neiyhbor, tho Ners.I<tier,
s'h,,be election Of workingman's
-, Tbi. means, We presume, the elec.
ID Legislative workingman's ticket.
r,hpo. understand that there is any
.ot Of u distinctive workingman's
"a IN the field, or likely to be in the
n We should be glad to cooperate
a OUT ucishbor in the election Of repre-
',,,,ise workingmen to the Legislature,
Ave ,rrs, that the Republican ticket,
~ ,s,pit l. announced, will contain The
.,re,oI one or two recognized representa-.
=, xo,siugmen. We differ with our
..;,bIo, IN its seeming exclusiveness Of
r;.r On this subject We would like 10
,.sin, ,Le election Of four men on our
,i,Ls, representative men Of all sorts upon
=. Ne DO not conceive that either policy
y,,ss.ity require that ticket should
rnsn. but one class in the commun.
n A legislature ltgislates for all
.tpsOp!e Of n State, aud the various
I.sss 0, interests Of the State should be
consented in the law.making body. They
soald not be all farmers, or lawyers, or
u,ruAc,ures, or any other one class, but
As, should be good and representative
men Of the average interests OF their com.
nuui,ies. II it should happen that all
bar Of our Republican candidates were
,orkiurmen We should not, by any means,
iem ,ha, an objection to the ticket furth-
q than it might seem to invite distinction
md classification and discrimination
,uop. citizens, which we hold to be not
sny Objectionable per Sc, but contrary to
he whole theory Of our form OF Govern
neat Personally, We would be glad 10
sc four workingmen 80 to the Legislature
Nth The endorsement OF the faith OF the
Unmunity on their certificates rs to their
dsposilion and ability to represent
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BARosxA is the name OF medicine that has
cured more cases OF inflammation OF the kid.
neys bladder and gravel, than any known
preparation e1tant We have = great nun.
Der Of certificates from both males and females
who have been cured, experiencing almost
instant relief, In cases OF back ache, strain or
cold. It has no equal. 1t is prepared BY E.
X. Thompson, Titusyille. Ask any respect.
able druggist who will geti for you ifhe has
not got It In his stock. a.P ~
Price 81 90 per bottle. ,ll-.s I" IS
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Personali To Men only.

The Voltsic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (young or old) who are
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
aud Manhood, and kindred troubles, guaran.
teeing speedy and complete restoration OF
health and manly Yigor. Address a. above,
n; h-Eo riak Is incurred - thirty days
trial IL allowed. ., r4sIg
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BosroS, September l7.-Gen. Sherman
and daughter, Col. Tidball aud wife, and
Gov. Patterson, OF New Hampshire, and
wife, passed last night on the summit OF
Mt Washington. When they y,left the wind
was blowing l0s miles per hour and the
temperature II below zero. Ice had to be
cut from the centre rail Of the track before
they could descend. 81 - - -, n; ;v5-i.,i. q
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!. .nl..s., d, -ea. rIre a Elu,r., Ny.

ELulRA, September l6-This morning,
at 8 o'clock, the immense boot and shoe
factory Of J.. Richardson \ Co., a iour-story
brick. was destroyed by fire. The loss Is
estimated at $500 900; insurance 3l50,00O
Three hundred hands are out Of employ.
ment Four hremen were seriously hurt
by. falling walls.
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On CRY, Pa, September 16.-From Mon.
day morning till the close of business this
afternoon sales at the Oil City Exchange
were 1916, 900 barrels, the largest weeks
business in the history OF this or any
other exchange. The market closed last
Saturday afternoon at sic, and closed
this afternoon at f9ic., an advance Of 2lic,
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The Unfortunte Mill.tlaIcs.

BosroS, September ia cable to the
Herald says: "'The Hillsdales made another
effort for second race with tho Thames
crew, proposing virtually the same condi.
tions as the laat contest. The offer, how.
ever, WAC declined. To-day the Americans
left London. It Is announced they will
sail ior America Wednesday. i IL j.
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Naperior Travelling AccommodatIons
NV foRS, September lG.-The Erie
a'ITay company announces that arrange.
aen's have been completed, to take eiFec,
ASepiember is, whereby line Of Pull.
a Sin sleeping coaches will be run between
New York and Chicago via Niagara Falls
'ad the Great Western railroad. In con.
'st'iOu with the Chicago and Grand Trunk
HNsay between Port Huron and Chicago,
SSeIlne thus established will be- the only one
Nlsten New York and Chicago via Nj.
.saa Falls over which through Pullman
"reh accommodations can be enjoyed,
Il ~ sihe resultoithe recent amalgamaiion
sIae s;I Urea, Western and Grand Trunk
a. It4LSaas, The latter now having control OF
'su'sss Western and adjoining roads.
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Longcs, Circuit Ever worked.

GALVESTON, TEX, September IA spe.
cial from El Paso says: The Western
Union telegraph Company worked a
through circuit from Bostonto chihuahua.
making one Of the longest overland circuit
ever worked by telegraph. Congratula.
tons were exchanged between the two
cities. ss- IN i 3..35'27sY,5 IN, RI X
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ELECTION NOTICES. :.
COMMISSIONERS AND 5 80 !:!
cAAvAssERs u i: IS Of Of; ELECTION. L|:ll 10


,Ata special meeting OF the Board Of conmIs-
sioners OF the County Of Ohio held this date, The
| following pe1ons were appointed ss Commissioners
and 4, CAnrassen Of the Election 70 be held October
WARRINGTON DlsTRicT-AT vIolLixr ENGINE HOUSE,
Commissioners Michael Edwards. James Roberts,
canvlses-A. T. Garden. VIM. Kenney, Fritz
ivAsHISoToS DrsrRIcr-lr FULTON.
5Commissione7-Ed. Hamm, D. Clemens. Louis
MADISON DlsrncT-sEcoSD WARD MARKET.
mnisslonen-G. X. Wheat, N. Pollock, Vim.
canrasseIs-Js.. h. AcGee. Elias c. stIfel, Jr., p.
MADISON prsTzIcr-oS ISLAND. ..:
hugh AcGnw. . -
CLAY plsTnG-Ar COURT HOUSE
commissioners-N. Reilly, ". F. Pc,enon, John
Csnvassels-A. Il. Beach. H. IL Pendleton. Jos.
usIoS pisTncr-IfLAS1lc ENGINE HOUSE, VI
cemmisslonerl-E c. Jetieu. Angus. Gehring, J.
canvasers-wu. Hcrey, John Bodley, G. G.
Hannah. ..i-'.z.-r, Ii, = --'.-G'E
CENTRE DisrRIcT-LT GUARDS HOSE HOUSE.
comm!sionen-Johu vogler. James Wheeler, T. 2
Csny.aers-wm. Myle,. E ]. ". Dunaway, John
=. Miller. yra . 80 -
wEBsTrH DisrEicT--Ar UNITED ENGINE Housr. II
COMMISSIONERS. Clark, J. ". Todd, L. r. Cross
C.nvassers-L' II. Albright, Robert CLARK, Vim. Z
Hastings. ~ - 81 ~, ~ : .I 4.
RtTcIHE DISTINCTLY HOUSE OF L. As4rs. III.
conmi,sioners-w. F. Grutc, L. NIX, Thomaa
G.nvassrs-w. G. HAndlan, VIM. Craig ST..
."~sAAA-As Il .
nrcHIE DIsIsIcr-Ar ADAys' SCHOOL HorsK. ,.,lil
Bowman. 80 go ~ = - - = =
rRlAnEl,ulA pnrh1c7-rnEcxc7 no. 1-Ar MRS.
t. So s.yt..i-.r, - LAwsoSA 10 % 3iys4 ~
cGnm!fsloue,s-E. L. Deunls. James ". Russell,
PRECINCT NO. a-lrJiNu hoplS,oS's on RIDDLE &
-a .s. WHEELING cKrIK. ~ :ry1l r12I...5
CommlaIonen-John Robinson, James oldham,
PRECINCT No. 3-scHooL HOUSE, NrAs LrArurawoop g
Commiss!onen-!saAc Blanchard, Frank Walters
unrRrr pBrRicT-rsrcSeT No. 1-Ar xls. EvryG's.
comnis!oners-wm. Castor. R. 8. Williamson,
ltaac Davis. Ii. -t5l t- .-gv!;{!s -IsTry - -
PRECINCT no. 2-AT b. L. RooEss'. ''i''
p ;Gcumildonen-w. B. Curtis, Jas. Dixon, II. g
PRECINCT no. s-Ar PARIS, roroxAc,
commiaionen-J. C. faris J. MccAmmon, Isaac
Snedeker. ~ s5ifsi 1zrs v.Eltf sT7I9T -
HIGHLAND DrkrmcT-rnIcIser no. l-nlcHIAyD !
sg.5E SCHOOL topsE. ..s,!-f 80 .
Commisiouen-wlllam North. E, RIdgely, J.
Turpin. fsssas ip9Up SK ,2ihi - Sol fElsi
PRECINCT no. ?-olrSN's Run SCHOOL HOUSE. y
CommiEionen-E. McGee, J.. B. Lyle Lave
Garden. = s:sils t,st-. 5iI'ii ~ . =
HoTE-CanyuseiI can only be appointed for
places ot voting st which 500 or mors votes were
cast at The lnt preceding general election. Esr
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'AfelinS ami Lake Eric Appointments n

!oLEDo, o., September lG.-M. D. Wood.
III at present General Manager OF the
i&eto, Ann Arbor and Grand Trunk line
M Superintendent OF the Fort Wuyne
III Jackson road, has been appointed
Naeral Manager Of the Wheeling and
Like railroad, and has accepted.
i. G. Blair, Local Freight Agent OF the
ttaada Southern, has received the appoint,
aeat OF General Freight Agent Of the
Nhselns and Lake Erie; these appoint,
aeass and that Of Mr.. Hall to be General
FISenger Agent, TO take effect October /.
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New YoRK, September ia prize fight
between Bob Man and Jack Davenport 70,
$1,000 was prevented by the police oil
BROOKLYN. Man agreed to fight with hard
gloves. 4
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Rochester, Pa, September 17.-Barnes
4 Co.'s brick works, at Phillipsburg, near
here burned this evening. The loss will
be heavy. ~. "a ) Z $50
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RlcllNoSp, Va, september; l7.-A gen.
tleman supposed to be Geo O. N ouse, Of
Michigan, was dccapitated By; train on
the Richmond 4 Danyille Railroad to-day,
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A--gla -7TllZIs y.
k.HAnlnn Accepts.

Toaos1o, September l6.-H -Hanlan ac.
cepts Ross challenge to row Tor $500 and
the championship Of the world two weeks
rom signing articles. g.t III A
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c
Druggists. i.S}Y ss=i; = a. 5EEII7T. Z, III,
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MONTREAL, September TIN the
churches today thanksgiving was offered
for the success of the British In Egypt. "a
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:ELEcrIoN !, NOTICE, {, /: !.

FLECTIQN NOTICE. b..
Stockholders In the Home Building Association
are hereby noiaed that the annual election of Di.
rector Will be held at Building Association Hall on
Wednesday Evening. september n, Iss2 -l.''' !.
= Nalls,liifEa CHAs. II. BERRY, President,
CHAs. ". CONNER, secreury. i.sl se-.1.ao n
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OaIHUJ StpltWUVr II.-INt HOuSen0Iu
cavalry. will be the, first to leave Egypt.
The. homeward movement begins shortly
after the military review, which will be
held as soon as the khediye arrives. Gen.
Wolseey will not hold the interview with
Arabi Pasha unless the latter requests it.
The commanders at Rosetta and Abonkir
having offered 10 surrender to the khedive,
he replied, they must march straight to
kafr-El.Dwarand surrender to the English.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12
There is an industry in our

There is an industry in our
country worth our serious attention
and which is without any reason
neglected. 1t is an industry that
will pay all, poor or rich, but more
especially the poor man who has
not the means Of purchasing lands
putting up improvements and buy.
ing teams ard farming implements,
mean the moss industry. The
woods of our country are vast and
from their shady abodes extend
their messy arms to the willing
and enterprising man-no owner
Of wood land would refuse the
plucki1g off their trees gratis and
the article finds a most ready sale
in the New Orleans market or at
some neighboring moss factory.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

We have read and heard OF
many names suggested for the
position Of governor of our State :
without disparagement to any Of
those already mentioned, we from
the recesses Of our humble little
Parish of Vermilion, would sug.
gest the name of Gen. Leon Jas
tremski. A faithful and uuainch-
ing democrat, an upright and zeal
Gus citizen always in the front
rank in the advocacy of the rights
of the people and of his liege par
ty, a man Of energy and intelli-
gence in the full vigor Of life, to
no safer hands could the interests
Of the State be entrusted.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

At latest news Arab Bey in
tended moving on Cairo, which is
but one hundred and twenty miles
from his sandy head quarters-as
TO the wild assertion and supposi.
ton of some that the said bold
and dashing Arab Bey was no.
body else but Col. Dnmon'eil. in
years ago a confectioner on Canal
street, we must say that we have
known Col. DumonteiI, have seen
two pictures of the Bey, Which are
uniformly the same, and that if
they are true pictures Of the Bey
they are very poor ones Of the
Colonel.
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THE MERIDIONAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
E. !. A 0 n.
50 5O....PFR YEAR. so so
T e II NJ 8,

The MrR1DloNAL, is published weekly
il English and French, at two dollar
aud fifty cents per aDnnn payable N
advance.
Advertisements will be inserted at S1.Co
per square Of ten lines, or less, for each
iusertion.
Advertisements published in Epglisb
apd French will be charged for both Ian
Cages.
No advertisement will be inserted for
less than two dollars and fifty cents.
Payment of all advertisements is con
sidered due Immediately after their first
publication.
Advertisements not marked with the
number OF insertions required, will be
published until otherwise ordered, and
charged for accordingly.
TEN dollars in advance is required for
announcing candidates for Office ; and
election tickets or other job-work must
be paid for on delivery.
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Town Council.
Abbeville, june 21st 1882.

Jun0 Z1SC 1000.
The Council met this day in cali
ed session ; there were present +.
c. Smeles. Mayor. Solomon Wise:
Lsstie Broussa,d, u. Bourque aud
j. J. Abadic, aldermen.
The Mayor stated the object q
the meeting TO be tor the purpose g
%appropriating money 10 aid in equip
ping the Anbsvill. Fire Company.
On motion Of Lastie Broussaro,
resolved that the sun, of One Han.
dred and twenty-five dollars OF tbs
funds now On bind in tie treasury
to the credit of the General Funds
and not otherwise appropriated, -
given to the Abbeville Fire Cm-
pany No. l for the purpose OF assls'-
ing in purchasing a hook and ladder
truct for said company ; and further
that the Mayor and Secretary gre
authorized 10 issue q warrant 10 1av-
or Of the Treasurer Of the AbbevIlle
Fire Company for said sum.
On motion the Council ~adjouened.
r. C: SMrDEs. Mayor.
W. B. WnlrE. Secty.
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Notice.

NoTIcE is herby given that the
Tax Roll for the year 1882, has
been deposited in my Office, and
that the taxes assessed in said year
are set forth 10 the tax rolls on
file i'll NY office, aad IN the mort.
gage Office Of said parish ; that
they are now due. ana that tue,
will become delinquent on the 3!st
day Of December 1882. ana VIII
draw eight per cent yer antlum IN
terest from that date miii sod IN
accordance with article 2iO OF the
constitution.
sheria's Office, AbbesilIe, La,
August 5th 1882.
G B. SHAW.
Sheriff & Iax.Coi.ecior.
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We are informed and but q few

We are informed and but a few
days ago, that our worthy CO par
ishioner R. P. O'Bryan has an
nounced himself a candidate for
the judgeship Of our district at the
coming election. he is certainly
worthy and well qualified for the
position and we wish him success.
Ia addition to his fitness and ahil.
ity for the position, we would say,
it is high time that the judge Of
the 25th Judicial District should
come from the Vernlilion bar.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

A KISS BY MooNLIGHT.-The Spanish
student Victorian became desperately
enamored with the personal beauty and
charms of Prosperino, daughter to tie
king Of Naples. He frequently scaled
the wall at night in order O steal a
kiss by moonlight while the pale oon
beams were playing upon her chiseled
features, and at one time IN rap urou
ecstasy he asked, "What hast made
thee so beautiful ~ Was such a cues
ton propounded to our prett'est wo-
men these modern times, the reply
would be, II simply use ENGLISH FE-
MALE BITTERs, which cures all aches
and pains" 1t is the only known te-
male beautifier aud tonic for married
and single.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

There is a distant portion Of
our parish destined at no far dis
tant day to be one Of the richest,
Furnishing and attractive in Yer
million /; we have reference to Lake
Arthur. and we hope that when
the School Board meet, they will
not neglect to provide it with a
public school.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

James Keene, the millionaire,
considers it no unusual thing
when he goes from New York to
Newport, to visit his family On
Saturdays, to charter a special
steamer, paying 500 for hio fare
where ordinary mortals pays 81.
He has done this every Saturday
for two or three seasons. When
Mr.. Keene wishes to go anywhere,
and the regular train does not
leave to suit his convenience, he
a special train.
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Notice.

The assessment and tax rolls of
the town of Abbeville are now
complete and have been turned
over to the collector.
Taxpayers are notified to come
forward and pay their taxes under
the penalty of the law.
Abbegille, July 29th 1882.
W. B. White,
Secty Ex-oficio Assessor.
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The dark horse spoken of in our

The dark horse spoken of in our
last number, in the back ground
for congressional honors, is sup
posed by some to belong to the re-
publican side but we meant the
very reverse; that he is to come
from the democratic stables. Who
is he we say again. Too many
Richmouds ; there will be sore
disappointment somewhere.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

NOTICE. The public are hereby
~ notified not to receive labor or
hire my minor child DAMsY S~TAEsBuRY,
who has left my home or pay any
for work done to any one but the
undersigned.
PRUDENCE BOURGEOIS.
June 18th 1882.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTIETH DISTRICT COURT
Parish OF VermiIlon.
n .. 652.

Succession of Juo Lavole.
Application of William Cade
to be appointed administrators of
said succession.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said sue
cession, Or having any opposition
to make 10 the application of saic
applicant to file the same in
writing, ip the Office of the Clerk
of Court within ten days from the
date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
of court this 29th day of July
1882.
LAsrIE BRoUssAED, clerk.
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Hon. Carlton Hunt has been
nominated by the democrats Of
the lst District for Congress.
His legal abilities and irreproach
able past political career, make
him a ct successor Of his distin-
guished predecessor Hon. Randall
l.. Gibson.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

The decrease in the public debt
of the United States. continues at
the rate Of about fourteen million
dollars a mouth and in conse
quence it will be almost a matter
of necessity for congress to reduce
taxation and over hauling the rev.
enue bill.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

The troops of her Britanic ma.
iesty in India have positively re
fused to go to Egypt, but troops
are being sent from England to
assist Seymour in the carrying out
of his projects. Arab Bey holds
his own and 40 one can foresee the
complicated finale Of all this.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

An engagement took place on
the 5th inst, between the British
troops and Arab Pasha with some
little success for the English ; but
as the official report says, will not
paw for the loss sustained.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

Louisiana has to mourn the loss
Of one Of her .worthiest citizens
and the bar one Of its brightest
lights, in the death of Hon. Geo.
S. Lacey. he died in Brooklyn,
whence his remains were taken to
New Orleans and buried in the
family tomb, liz the Metairie Gem
etry.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12
AT eyerv meeting of the repub

AT every meeting Of the repub'
licans in the various parishes
heard from, broils splits and diff
culties have occurred, when it came
to a choice of delegates or Of a
candidate. If they will only keep
on that way, Joseph Fl. Acklen is
certain Of winning the race.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

Woman's primitive beauty and vigor,
which have been lost, a lie restored
and retained by the ac:i n of certain
constitutional agents. These agents
necessarily regulate, build up, fortify
and antagonize all existing female If
~regularities ard excuses, CT obstruc-
tons which produce the i'll health.
The remedy must unload the locked up.
secretions, add iron to the blood,
strength to the system and vitality TO
the nerves. Such 2 remedy is found in
the use of ENGLISH FEMLLE BITTERs,
9 great triumph in the cure Of sickly
females.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

The great sensation about gel,
low fever prevailing in Laredo
and all western Texas is not al
together without foundation, but
from late information facts have
been greatly exaggerated and the
SO much dreaded disease amounts
to almost nothing.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12
N O T | G E

The undersigned would re pectfully
inform his friends and the public In
general, that he ia prepared to do
any and all kinds Of hasling, on short
notice. Terms very liberal
CLARENCE MAXWELL.
july 9Th 1852.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12
Important Notice.

All persons wishing to make publica-
tions OF tableaux, ETC, are hereby noti-
fed thar from and after date said no
tees must be accompanied by the
printers fee, or same deposited with
the Clerk of Court, otherwise, they will
not be published. We cannot afford to
work for glory. much less promises.
April LIST 1882.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

Mr.. O. Bourque, merchant and
livery stable keeper in our town,
is soon to put up a new and large
livery stable next to his store.
which was unfortunately burnt
time ago. Mr.. Bonrque is
one of our intelligent and go-ahead
citizens and we hope him success
in his new store and stable.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-08-12

The public must not forget that
on the 24th inst, will be given g
representation for the benefit Of
the Hook and Ladder Company.
It will be at the French Hall and
everybody is expected to attend
and help IN the good cause.