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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
Obituary.

NEWARK, Nov. 7--Ex-Governor Ran
dolph died at Morriatown this morning.
He complained this morning of not feel
ing well and did not go down to breakfast,
but retired to his study where he was found
insensible shortly after by his daughter
DR.. Lindsey, the family physician, was
called, but when he arrived the senator was
dead. Fatty degeneration of the heart
was the cause of his death.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
a Drink Man.
CChicago Heraldl

A "drink rapn OF Oxford, England. hes
jusS been issued. from which it appears that
the inhabitants of that classic town must
drink fully as much as they study. Oxford
has population of only s., COO and vet there
are in it SI9 places licensed to sell LIQUOR,
They are all well patronizei, and intemper-
ance Is very common
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
UnTonautIc.
minneapolis Tribune.I

IHlIlnts1t IIIDlIe.J
Twenty-Five years ago two lovers dTSelt in
New York city. They quGrreied. a letter
OF explanation niscarried He came west
and settled in St Paul She moved to Buff
faIo This story doesn't seem to come out
lust right: for he is in ST. Paul yet, and shs
IS in Buffalo. Both are married and have
larc-e families
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
ENVY.
IA z Iancastar1

q wildwood rose awoke from its midnight
rest
Beneath lonely stars caressing light;
And sighed, go Wondrous human world, how
best
To roam like thee, forever fair and
bright"
The radiant star, strange home of mortal
strife,
Murmured, in memory of its hapless
reign.
40 gentle flower, had thy tranquil life,
Thy fragrant sleep, that knows no dream
of paini'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
So stylish. Won Know.

IboStoa Transcript
'FNo,r said Mrs. Shoddy, Il don't cara 81
much because 1 never had any children: I
never liked children you know. But should
like eohave one, 50 that could have a nurse
in lace cap to take care of it when I 20 70
the SeaShore. It's SO stylish, yon know
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
The Accepted Time.
ISomolville Journal1

IN'1IIll : NJ y V-sI III
DO you ever gambler she asked. as they
sat together, her hand held in his He re-
Piled No; but if l wanted to now would lie
my time" How sop Because | hold a
beautiful hand The engagement Is an
u,sIaced
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
Appreciation.
=
rChfca "a Time l

Biggs had eaten pretty heartily He left
the table before his host and hostess, excuS
ing himself, Of course, as in poEteness bound
Excuse ver!7 exclaimed Farmer SparTaw.
grass ''oh, gei outI 1 love to see man
eat"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
Something Towards 1t.
IEIchauge.

81 tell you" said Poots, 'fThere is an indie
Eribable sense OF luxury in lying IN bed and
ringing ones bell for his valet" ''You got
vaietl7 exclaimed Poots' friend NO" re-
piled Poots. ''but I've got bell"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08

exists from Portland, Me, 70 its namesake in
Oregon,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
Grease spots from Marble.
rThe Housekeeper.l

The hOuSekeepeT.I
Benzole and common clay are used TO clean
marble. Grease spots can be removed from
marble by the application OF paste made
of crude potash and whiting. Brush IT al
over the surface to be cleaned and polish OIL.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08

"Do you preach extemporaueously or by
notes?' inquired an Austin church trustee
Of an applicant for vacant pulpit.
We'll SIR" was the frank reply, 81 have
been preaching exteuporaneouslyt the last
two years for notes, and as they are all
past due and worthless, 1 concluded to seek
new fields and pastures green"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08

The correspondent Of a Canadian paper
writing from the marble mines OF Carrara,
mentions incidentally an order that is
being executed for the United States gov
eminent. Workmen are engaged at pres
ent at Carrara, by order of the United
States government, on colossal mcnu-
ment, to be erected On the field where the
final victory over the southern arEny IVES
gained. It is 10 be column Of granite,
sixty-eight feet in height, raised on a
pedestal, with four allegorical figures at
the corners. On the summit of the col
umn is TO stand gigantic figure OF Vic
tory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

IxkCs
Rsv. aad Mn. 4 p. Clask. for man,
ysas rsidsss u this plsos ass mailing
hnss visis 70 thsis many friends here
They reside In Lsvsrssl Maas.. where Mr.
clsrt has been pastor Of ths Congress iicu
81 church Tor The last ten ysAn.
-Diphshsris i stili raging 70 quite u
.sseni. & A. Sawyer having lcs, bis tvs
boys Harlan aged shout eight yesu and
Seth. aged about four years. with only
fsu hours Differences 10 their deaths Both
we're laid in one cofin add we're buried
last TLursdsy. They we're sich but I
short time. Quite number more 10 town
are sick With tho same disease. but At lss'
accounts they were thought to be imPnos
ing
ARLINGTON.
This Rev. Mr.. Hsuley Of Copncc,icu;
dictated Al st. james church last Sunday.
The sttendaros WAS large.
Peat Dudley q. A. II hold their nrsi
dance OF the season IT the town hall this
Thursday evening. All are invited.
The town hall is receiving a new cost
Of paint by the skiilful hands Of John
Conroy. and. Of course. II viii be done
we'll.
Tho attendance at the regular meet
Ing Of Dudley Post. No. % q. A. r.. Sat.
urdsy evening. WAS large and much inter
sst manifested. Four recruits we're mus
Tered. among them two that were over 60
Years Of age. DR.. JoLssos oen~s.ndAr OF
! Post eorganlzed ct Wilmington was
present also. We take this time TO say TO
III old soldiers that are not within the
ield. that there 10 room for more. Colae
10. now is the time. There will be spec
Al meeting Saturday evening the 18th.
lend in your applications, old veterans
Without delay.
There has been no school 10 the pri.
nary department Of district No. on &C
ouut Of tho indisposition Of the teacher.
he ,chool will begiu again next Monday.
The State Superintendent Of Educs.
ion assisted by Prof. Northend Of Con-
ecticut will hold an educational meeting
I the town hall in Arlington. Nov. IS and
1. Programme: Lecture by Prof North
nd. Tuesday evening commencing at
80 O'Clock. Day sessions commence at
80 a. n. and 2 r. NJ. Topics to be con
d sred: Reading, arithmetic. language
nd writing. Meeting closes with lecture
y the State Superintendent on Factors
! education" The attendance OF teachers
! this as we'll as adjoining towns is espec.
lly desired. Those leaving their schools
} attend the meetings will not be re-
uired to make up time so spent. All
lends Of education and OF the common
'hools are requested to attend.
o. NJ. Barber, Town Supt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

As a purifier, Ayers Sarsapsrills acts
directly and promptly. A single bottle
will prove is merits. Many thousands Of
people are yearly saved from dangerous
fever by the exercise Of little timely care
in properly cleansing the system by the
use OF this remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

Avoid the harsh, irritating. gripping CON-
poun ds so often sold as purging medicines,
and cor .'ect the irregularities Of the bow
els by tie use Of Ayers Cathartic Pills,
which are aid and gentle. yet thorough
and searchin., in their action.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

"Hart" means a stag or male deer, and
ought not to be COMPOUNDED with "h,M rt. ;
which signifies muscular viscus. the
primary organ Of the bloods motion in
an animal body. For diseases OF tue
heart, DR.. Graves Heart Regulator is az
absolutely infallible specific.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

MY horse vas lame anu could scarcely
,raK, ssysJ G. Gillpan. or. Hsverhill
and Causeway streets, Bos. on. ellis
Spawn Cnrc has, however, completely
cured him." Next
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08
IA IlBERAL EpucATIoNy
FARM FOR SALE.

Nm II Sexton, Of Londonderry. Vt desirss
TO ssli his h,mesieAd farm and farm adjacent
thereto. sonsisjing ~ about one hundred and
twenty Ave and one hundred aud ..yeniy Ave
.'cres respectively. The fsfms are we'll wAiered
9 aisably divided Into msAoov and ps-tnre land
ri mber Enough on the Land 10 More
Than Pay the Purchase Price
II D, udently handled. Good building, apple
and agar orchards 90 each place. They will be
sod - prod, bic bsrgsin for the purchaser.
Term cary, Located sbout tao niiies iron, The
lermin ur u The Naitos Gague Railroad Por
pArtioo lars inquire ~
J. q. MAgIIs. A
Factory Point. W..
BepieI ibsr. 2cih. 1888 1911
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

EDITED Az MRS. MARY MAPEs poDoE.
The Nsn York Tribune once said: "In the w
alancho OF imm oral literature that threatens tn,
children, some strong vitality wholesome ant
really attractive magazine 10 required for them
and Sr. NICHOLAS has reacheda higher platform
and commands for this service wider resources
in art and letters than any Of its predecessors OF
contem poraries." The reference to the wide 70.
sources In art and letters commanded by bT
NICHOLAS was never more fully illustrated tina q
by MS extraordinary list OF attractions which
viii be acme Of the leading contributors;
Louiss N. Alco,., y; 7. Trowbridge,
Captain Msyne RID, Bjalmsr Hio,th Boyessn
Maurice Thompson, rank y; niock'on
Charles Dudley Warner. s9.lul n n ~
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. n Th.,;s whitney
Julia Hawthorne, Celia ~
Mary hapes Dodge, Lieut. Freder. .. senvatAs'
@ sso m.si " c.s ..'hr0D' 81 Gis and.
5ssan ReniEors Cooper, John q. Whittier. !.
~. H." w. o. btoddsrd, & O. r. Crane =
and 90 ores OF other distinguished winters. The
best artists and engravers iiln strAts the maya
zine. II has been truly said that the reading
OF 81. NICHOLAS 10
"A LIBERAL EDUCATION
Tor the boys and girls who are fortunste ono sgh
10 have II. In no other book or periodical il
instruction 90 happily blended with recreation
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|. Tbs price 10 $500 year. or Is cents . nnu.
Der k.seiiers, newsdealers and postnssssrs
receive subscriptions, or remittance may be
made direct 10 the publishers by money or ex
press order, bank cneck. draft. or IN registered
THE CENTURY Co, NEW YonK, N. y. |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

Digestion ana assimilation are perfected
10 all cases by ~ Wheat lIitters. the great
blood, brsiu aud b. ,ve food.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

Mr. L. G. Andrew, correspond ent, re
siding at 100 Portland street, Bosi on. in
forms us that: ELLIS SPAWN Cure is IN
invaluable and certain cure for Spar n.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

Wheat Biters rea ,h every part II the
human body, through The blood. Do not
fail TO give them trial s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

Decline Of Man.
Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, II apo.
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by Nv ellis
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

A PHYSICIANS GIfT--A book that
- should be 20 every house. Contains . lisi
a hls fArortf~ prescriptions, ard h0s T., be
cnrsf at is,tre -ithent seniing for doctor
This book ma sare your lie fres Tor 1ns poet
ago stang. Address In. :. Y. 0lLBEnT
Lfoss. Wsyps Co., n y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08
RAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER


go Az -Masi b2gr Mined
is3rs -s.r Zap iI1srs y y Emp
ror rHn spHgH
l:ios my Esp s3or ~ \. Zap
H7s froEa Troy tJsF. MINED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08
ST. NICHOLAS,

THE LEADING MAGAZINE FOR nors AND GIRLS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

--Resi M,ron Mone's pss advertise
meat.
Mis- iiElils Dsfly hiss rr,aroed from
B.ton.
DIR wsnsr and wife hs,e returned
,cm their wesisin trip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

valuable tokens OF respect.
Our village school closed last Friday
and the following is report OF the lasi
half term. the report OF the first half hav.
ing been previously published: Not sb
sent. Edna Brophy. Gertie Brophy.
George Wilson, Alfred Eggleston, Celis
0'Drien. James Koran; absent ono hall
day: George Clifford, John BATHS, John
McGarry; absent one day. Jennie Hill,
Maggie Qnil.er Not tardy. Bertha Ames.
Elu Baichelder, Arthur Batcheldsr, Hat.
tie Brophy. Netlie Bfopby, Frank BATHS.
Amelia Griffith, Annie Gennett. Katie Ho.
ran, Ellen Koran. James Koran, Ernest
Irwin, John MeGary, Celia o 'Brisn, jamie
o'Bnen, Allie Parker, John Purcell. Mag
gle Qailier, Charles Seymour, George
Seymour, Felix Seymour.
RUPERT.
There is slight iull in the potato
trade.
Mrs. Ella Ladd and husband OF Buffa-
o, n. Y. are spending lev days 10 town.
Fisitirg friends.
DIR J. IL Guild has purchased Of the
state OF u. o. Moo.-s the holss and lot
low occupied by @. r. Thompson. Con.
400.
REV. J. Lorina PrsAt has r~turusd 81.
Or vacation OF three weska and resumed
rs engagements with the Congregational |
hurch aud socisty
--Mrs- r. W. Hopkins recently started |
or ccalrsI Americs for the bsue6t Of her
eAltb. The outcome Of her journey vill
Q watched with mu',h aaxisty By her
iany friends
Mr.. @. u. sheldon and Miss Laura
srrsr we're msrried on the slst day Of
c,ober. The Wedding took place q the
'sidence Of the br,dss parents. Mr.. and
I'm Lyman G, Psrrnr Of Rupert The
'rsnony vaA performed by the Rev. J.
7. Robbins Of the Disciples church. The
fldal presents were numerous. valuable
"a useful.
Mrs Reuben Shaw and family have
changed their farm for farm ia Dorset
oilow known ~ The Ridons farm. The
naily have taken possession Of their nev
'me. The NJ T. Mission loses m ardent
smbrr and worker The loss Of Mr..
"a vii " espseisiiy fell ih,l.s grange |,
sat and dispeusa,ion OF ,cs cream. aud
-. berry festivals
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des fonds de 1882 pour payer les
frais necessaires pour procurer
les dites listes ct autres frais
incidentels-payables sur le man"
dat signe par lie President ct Gref-
fer de ce corps.
Art 80 Resolu, que tous les
fonds maintenant dams lie tresor de
la paroisse soient reunis en- un
seul fond qui sera designes fonds
surplus de 1882, exception est taite
des fonds destines aux Points ct,
Chemins, Elections ct Licences.
Art. a Resolu que l'ordon
nance du juri de police adoptee 10
3me jour d'avril 1882, relative
ment aux Cochons, soft ct est par
le present amende de maniere a y
inclure les dispositions suivantes
Que tous les cochons ou pourceaux
Qui seront trouves dams des clo-
lures a ravager, peuvent etre tues
aprAs en- avoir notifies les proprie-
taires des dts depredations qu'au-
ront commits les cochons !; ct Ia
la personne qui aura ainsi tue ne
sera responsible en- dommages-
interets en- vers autrui a cause de
la destruction des dts cochons.
Art. So II est de plus r6solu,
Que toutes les ordon2ances ou par
tie performances qui sont'e en- con-
fit avec lie present, sont par le
present rappelees.
Les personnes suivantes sont
par le present nominees surveil-
lants des chemins publics, ct servi-
| ront pendant un an a compter de
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.Juri de Police

Lundi, l6 Juliet, 1888.
LIE juri de police s'est reuni ce
jour conformement a Tajourne-
ment.
Presents Howard Hofpauir,
president, ct les membres don't les
noms suivent, savoir F.: NM. Brous-
sard, Nunez, Thibeaux, Trahan ct
Vanslyke.
Les minutes de la derniere Sc
ance sont lues ct adoptees-
Art. 1o R6solu, que la resolu-
tion No. 4, adoptee par ce corps
le 2 juliet 1883, CONNIE amende.
ment 4 pordonnance relative aux
eochons, n'aura pas d'effet dams le
SINE district de cette paroisse.
Sur motion de NJ. Vanslyke
Art. % Resolu, que les sur
veillants des routes publiques ci-
apres NOMINEES, soient ct ills sont
par lie present autorises d'acheter
la quantit9 de bois de charpente
vls.a.vis de leurs noms a peHet de
construire des points dams leurs
districts respectifs, payable sur les
fonds des chemins ct points de
1882.
5me dist. Onez. Meaux 1860 pds
3me Sevenne Primeaux 1896
6me John Nugier, Ia quantite ne
devra pas exced6 $l25.00.
E. w. Gaspard est nomme sur
veiIlant des chemins publics pour
lie lime district en- place de Atha.
nase D. Meaux qui fut excuse.
Art. 80 Resolu que lorsque les
proprietaires de terres dams le
3me district des chemins public de
cette paroisse, feront une donation
par acte notarie ct authentique q
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PETIT GUIDE POUR LA VIE.

Ne faites jamais des dettes 81
yous pouvez faire autre chose.
-Soyez honnete 81 vous pouvez;
81 vous ne le pouvez pas deman-
dez du secours.
-Mariez.vous jeune ct 81 vous
avez occasion de lie regretter nal
lez pas lie crier sur les toits.'
-Soyez bon pour votre belle
mere ct 81 c'est neeessaire payez-
lui une pension dams un bon hotel.
-Prenez un bon balm une fois
par semaine dams l'eau douce ct le
savon de Castillo OF ne porter pas
de chaussures trop etroites.
--Prenez de pexercice au grand
air, mais ne sciez pas de bois
avant d'y etre oblige.
-Riez 81 on vous chatouille ; 81
on wous chatouille pas riez quand
meme de temps a autre.
Mangez du hachis les jours de
lavage, ct soyez encore bien con
tent den avoir.
-N'empruntez jamais ce que
vous pouvez acheter ct ayez tou
jours quelque chose que vous ne
pretez pas.
Ne soyez jamais trop presse
dams une journee vous pouve,
marcher beaucoup plus loin que
vous ne pouvez courir.
Ne jurez jamais; celia peu
vous convaincre, mais ne convain
era certainement pas les autres.
| ST vous avez des files laisse,
les clever par la mere 81 ellie a d'
bon sens ellie fera mienx que tou
tes les theories.
-Aimez ct respectez votre fem
me quand meme /; celia want mieu1
que de passer son temps a dfsireI
,qa'e.le SOFT autrement.
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N O T l G E
LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La.

LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La.
July IL, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
before the Judge or Clerk of
Court, at Abbeville, L., on
August 25th 1883, viz j: Narcisse
Leblanc of Vermilion parish, La,
Homestead No. 1927, for the
SW. quarter, Section 81, T. IL,
5. r. 4 E.
He names the following witnes'
ses to prove his continuous resi-.
dence upon, and cultivation OF
said land. viz Celestin Mouton,
Edward Hansberry, Anthony LIE
vine and Isaac Taylor all OF
Vermilion Parish, La.
G. B. DARRALL. Register.
July 2lst '83
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

y est a peu pres sur que le par.
y, republican, perdra, cette fois,
IOWA, La declaration de prin.
upss du parti dams cette Etat est
'o''erement prohibitioniste. II en-
'esul'e que les allemands &C sont
spares do part. lis torment
'sas ,so rEtat une population de
v'ooo ames, ce qni eleye leur
we pres de 10000 voix. D'au-
ass changers, au nombre de 200.
wy sympathisent avec les allie
asnos ct voteront prohablement
s'ee eux. Tous ces fats sembIent
0aser que le rtpublicapisme est
= grand danger dams l'Iowa.
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L'experlence de 10 semaines qui

Lexperlence de 10 semaines qui
s'ennent de Sc passer, prouve que
le Font de Brooklyn ne rapporte
pas &c que l'on Ell attendait il
" a guere que les ouvriers qui
'0nt IN revenu, en- payant deux
sous par jour, aller ct retour. A
aooi bon alors tirer une take de
!" par an dun ouvrier qui ira
'a'lle a New.York ct demeure a
OlookIyn? Cette panvre petite
onne n'enrichit guere la Vile, ct
s''e est vezatoire en- ce qu'elle fait
M!er 10 passage sur nne vote pu.
u'que qui devralt esye ouverte Ii.
0reuent j tous
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diminue, car ellie await atteint
mardi soir lie chiffre de 45,OO0.--
NJ. J. Proctor Knott est lie candi.
dat vainqueur. En- 1882 la ma.
iorite des democrates &tait de 35,.
1926. ct en- 1879 dc 43,917.
LIE gouvernement bresilien Sc
dispose a reprendre prochaine'
ment lie systeme de placements en-
especes. Un syndicat Sc forme'
rait en- Europe, qui affermeralt
tous les chemins de fer de l'Etat,
au prix de $4l, 100000, payables
en- deux ans, plus une annuite de
$4,000 par aimee, destin6e a for
mer 10 fonds d'amortissement.
La chasse du buffalo sera peu
abondante cette aimee. On ne
trouve plus de troupeaux que sur
les bords de la riviere Missouri.
Un grand nombre de buffalos sont
aveugles, par suite des feux de
prairies. La plupart sont jeune
ct maigres.
Avant deux ans les buffalos au'
ront complement disparu. lis
sont fesserres dams une partie de
pOuest qui ma pas plus de 200
miles de longeur sur l50 de lar
geur. C'est dams Get endroit que
Sc trouve les derniers survivants
des immenses troupeaux qui er.
raient jadis dams lOuest. Six mois
de chasse constante suftiraient
pour les detruire complement.
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Plusieurs animaux furent tues
par la foudre dams nos prairies
pendant les orages de Ia semaine.
Les pilliers en- briques de la ba-
tisse Hook & Ladder No. | sont
fats, ct il ne sera pas longtemps
avant que Ia batisse soft fnie.

Les affaires de cour enfin les
process nous sommes 6ers de dire,
ont presqu'entierement disparu ct
bientot franchement lie dossier de
notre tribunal sera nettoy6 a
blanc. Quel heureux enlargement
dams notre petite paroisse, une
fois Ia terreur des gems voyageurs
ct maintenant sans contredit, lie
plus sur refuge de tous ceux qui
desirent Ia paix, la concorde ct la
tranquillite. C'est IN etat de
chooses assez triste pour les avo.
cats ct les officers de cour, mais
CONNIE nous disait IN membre du
barreau /; il vaut mieux que la pro.
fession patisse, que toute une COM
munaute. Que d'autres paroisses
Sc vantent de leurs dossiers en-
combres ct surcharges, la paroisse
Vermillon proclame qu'elle ne
cherit chez ellie que la paix ct la
prosperite.
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AVIS. AVIS. AVIS.
AUX CREANCIERS DE LA PAROISSE
VERMILLON.
Conform6ment a une resolution
du juri de police dc Ia paroisse
Vermillon, adoptee le is juliet
1888, vous etes par le present no
tifes de presenter vos recIama-
tions, fondees soft par JUDGEMENTS,
soft autrement au Comite des Fl.
nances dams les 80 jours qul sui
vront la date du present avis.
Par ordre du juri de police ce
2l juliet 1853.
AMBRo1sE LACOUR,
Greffier du Juri de Police.
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La mons de candidats demo.
crates a IA place de gouverneur
sont nombreux, mais il ny en- a
gae"e qui Sc soucient dc Ia posi-
tion, oui ne semble tenter aucun
de ceux que lie peuple voudrait.
Ces messieurs qni ne sont inacces.
sbles on sentiments du devoir ct
de Fambition doivent avoir de
tories ralsons pour ne pas y tou.
cher
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25
Lundi, 2 juliet 1883.

AOA~A3 J'AASS ASS
LIE juri de police s'est assemble
conformement a Procurement.
Presents:-Howard Hoffpauir,
president, ct les menbres don't
les noms sulvent, savoir NM.
Broussard, Nunez, Primeaux, Thi-
beaux, Trahan, ct Vanslyke.
Les minutes de la derniere reu-
MON sont lues ct adopt6es.
Sur motion de NJ. Brousaard ::
Art. lo Resolu que lie Grefier
de ce corps soft ct il eat par le
present charge de correspondre
par lettre avec PHon. G.. B. Oar
rail-, Register du bureau des terres
des Etats. Unis a la Nouvelle- Or
leaus. a6n de Sc procurer dudit
Register, des listes de terres qni
ont etc entrees ct achetees dams
cette paroisse depuis lannee 1870,
jusqn'a ce jour.
Art. % II est de plus resolu,
que la somme de Guaranteeing
dollars soft allonse hors du surrlua