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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

State Of Louisiana--Parish of
Verm;lion--25th District Court
No 662.
Succession Of Sophie Kahn.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said. sue.
%cession. or having any opposition
I" make to the tableau Of debts
and charges and Of settlement
Of the community between said
sucos aud Jacob Isaacs Survivor
of said succession to file
the same in writing in the office Of
the clerk Ct conrt within ten days
from HE date hereof.
Given nn,ier my hand seal Of
court, This 18th day Of October
1853.
LA,TIE BRoUssARD, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

In Washington territory, wo.
man suffrage has been voted and
allowed by both houses of the
legislature.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

The dude proper, parts his hair,
his watch chain and his name in
the middle.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

The troops and army of Ell
Madhi, were organized by a
Freedman named Soulier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

A tenor singer can always Sc
cure a hall easier than. a basso,
because he can 60 higher.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01
ST11E OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTYFIFTH DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF VERMILION.
u . 900

Suggestion of George Faulk.
Nn.ice is hereby given that
Benjamin Faux admr.. OF said
%snccession has This day filed bis
petition ii This Office. praying TO
be discharged as such admr., as
tho rest term Of he District
Conrt ta be held and began on
tie Bird September next. !.
Given u..der my hand and seal
This 18th August 1883.
LAsTiE RRoUssARD, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

Washington City is all in a stir
and in a state of feverish excite.
ment over the speakership of the
House.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

There are 5000 square miles Of
untouched pine forest in the State
of Georgia.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

Do not forget the ball at the
French Hall tonight. Don't for.
get it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

The culture of ramie is being
renewed in our State.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

Chicago papers call Cincinnati
the "Plaster Paris of America"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

The flying horses are gone.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

A string banda lynching par
tv.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

Ducks in town every day.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

State Of LouiS!ana,-25th Distriet
Coult-parish Of Yernilien--Na
CTS.
Succession OF Nicholas Boudreaur
Notice is hereby given to ali
parties interested in the said suc.
cession, or having any Opposition
to make to the tabieau II
debts and charges Of said
succession to file the sauna
in writing in the Office Of the
clerk of court within ten DAYS
from date hereof.
Given nnacr my hand and seal
Of court this 10th day Of Nov.
1883.
LAsqlE BRoussARD, clerk,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

state of Loaisiana-pari.h J,
s>m'' esa District Court
s"arcsS'on Of Lufroy Toaps,
Notice is hereby given e I'll
parties interested in The sa;d -
cession or having any opposit;oo
to make to the :ableau Of dels.
and charges aud of settlement =
the cash proceeds Of sale ana =
cash ihrensoried ol said SUCCESSES
TO tiit the same ia writing n tbs
"hc" Of the c,erk Of court wi,l;s
tell days from dale hereof.
h'sen untler my hand and sal
Of court. this 18th day Of October
LAsr1E BRoUsaARD. CLERK.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01

Firemen's Ball to night.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-12-01
FOR GOVERNOR
Cold weather.

Christmas is coming.
, 1883-10-06
freight CharG's-

y crfnpsrison between the freight charges
from San Fsancisco TO Liverpool, IN SAILING
vessels around Cape HON, and the rates
from Chicago and New York. says an ex-
change. serves strikinsiy to illustrate the
fac. that the cost of transportation per ton
per mile is very much less upon the ocean
than u2on railroads. The distance from San
Francisco bang Is. 19i ssstase miles, the
average rate of the ocenn charges OF so
cents per busheI during the lss, three years
Is oniv $500 Of one mill per Ton o. .Oc
pounds per mile, where's the current rate oil
10 cents per brshe! from Chicago to Ne"
YORK BY rail, the distance being sls miles,
is - mills per .cn per mile. The average
ocsaa r1:e Of 2a2-Ico cents per hushel By
steamer from New York 20 Liverpoo. during
tie lzst three years. the distance being 3'Si2
miles 8. the rate OF s7-lo0 Of mill per ton
par n;le-Er
, 1883-10-06
ACewiRprr nrRprR.
The Body OF John Erszier found In n.se<'
Lake.

Oa the cath day of last month Nr. Fra
zier, pa,tne, OF H. Patterson in the steel
business near Badger Mountain. left Spragus
with their supplies for their camp. since
which time nothing has been heard frou
him, and his sudden disappearance remained
. profound mystery to everybody until l@s;
week, when 3 clue Was found that e1plaiae..
il all. We give the following facts as gath
ersI from different sources and are well su-
thenticsted :: Mr.. Frazier after leaving
Sp-ague concluded to 20 20 S?oksne Falls
with some horses ami took with him one Of
Moses good Indians to assist him scruss the
eouatry. 1t trausp;res that they cauped to-
Sether the 6rst night out. when the Indian
killed Frazer and took hi. horses. blankets
and elects. and one hundred dollars in
money. LAST week a horse WIS found
snopg the pot holes with saddle hang
ing TO its body. Farther search resulted III
indirg the remaining two horses IN the
vicinity. A yOung iliisl lsi who was
with the party told them ths: toe Ildian
rad murdered Frazer sni thrown the body
into Moses lake xhCrs 1t Vas found. He
also led them 20 where they eoUll fai tie
murderer after making them promise that
be had notbing to 30 with disclosing him.
A. near as We can learn the ia,iian has
been found AMI dealt with sunmlr,iy
, 1883-10-06
on for iLe East

The Pioneer train passes Wal.ula tonight
At II o'clock en- route east. The Pioneers
VINO have signiied their intention OF going
on il pumber come 800 IN all. Il Sc: :ns from
the contract writtrn upon the 'icke. 1t EN-
bodies this provision .. 18th. 1t this ticket
il not good for rs'eCE passase unless the
holder identifies himself as the original pnr-
chaser e. the SUBTRACTION OF the authorized
agent OF Chicago, Milwaukee 4 S. Paul
Railway. at Chicsgo, H., On or before Dec
22,i, 1883, following date Of sale, AMI wh' n
officially signed and dated in INK and duly
stamped on back hereof by said agent, TINS
ticket shall then be good only twelve days
from such date.
From tins it seems that the Pioneers who
desire to work their way hack by visit
ing through Iowa and I.!ilols will be o'liged
to give up this idea, snd to report IL Chicago
personally twelve days before starting home.
Some al our old timers are q Lttis PIT out
in regard 10 this mater. but oa the whole
they are iu very good humor.
, 1883-10-06
yori;,crn Pacific s;ocLhoIder. Complain.

4 Philadelphia special says The great
attack on the Northern Plcifcs has lasted a
week and resulted il a fearful depreciation
Of all me properties which sre known in
Wall street is Wizards" The exac. state
OF Affairs has 5eea 4 EIyslery to the street.
The largest private investors In the stock re-
SIDE IN this city. Thase large stockholders
have given President Wizard full rein for
two years OK mere. The capitalists who are
interested IN Northern Pacific complain that
his management: Of the road has been need
lessiy extrarscaat and they make four
points against hlm.
First-ue mas wasted money IN rushing
the road TO completion so rapidly. Getting
gut OF the reach of Congressional legislation,
IN regard to land grants, might have been 3
good thing, hu. while he wls dong 1t Ar.
Willard got INTO the way Of a Congressional
investigation, and spent i great deal OF
money. Secrnd-The Construction Of
branches. a. hisG cost Of rental 10 the
Northern Pacific, along the main .:re and on
.he Pacific coast Thirl-hrUject,ng ter
'minal facilities at Portland, which, it Is
said. viii cost sc, 900, 600, If Nr. Wizards
ideas are carried Que. Fourth-The want OF
Judgment in the selection OF inferior suSor-
dlnat-s. The road needs sadly the aDlest Of
railroad managers az bo,h ends Of the line.
Tne policy which has been followed by
Mr. Wizard has ereated a floating debt OF
SID. 600 .OO1 to Sl2,OOO,G ESQ. II is held that
prudent ,mau .ggment would have averted
auv such weight on the company. There
has been some consultation among the p:in-
cipal stockholders who control the board Of
directors, AMI Plan of action has virtually
( been agreed on. II Mr.. Willard viii pledge
himself to thoroughly reform IN the matter
q spending money. II he can satisfy his
ba-k..s that IN the future toe roat viii be
r.:n IN the IEteres. of the stockholders and IN
accordance with those rules cf economy
which govern successful corporate enter
p-;a,=. and i he will allow the board Of di-
rtctcrs TO know all .he details Of eSpendi-
-,yrp. ne doubtless vil! be reelected Presi-
dent. II no9 he will not be chosen head OF
the r, al. An interesting question nov Is
how Mr. Willard will NEE. tie important
ard vital issue which threatens to end his
career. Heretofore his word and vii have
been laK. In the fdtnre there must be di'
vided responsibility with the real owners "t
the road, no matter who Is elected Pres!-
dent. There 4slI be Do trouble about PFC
viiing for the detic. ncY in money. There
is fnII confidence IN the earning capacity o.:
tie ro1i. Tie bcsri Of directors viii DO
crc Of two things Issue second mortesge
rr debeu.urs pan for Sl5, 900 go. or per
ha:z loss. "a ~ for twenty years, payable
at any time sftc. ten yesr.- The Oregon
Transcon..nen,ai Will have nothing 20 do
with the placing o; the loan. II the soat-
ing deb. is funded the entire bonded indeo''
edaess OF the roai VIII be less than SS5. 900
psr nile.
, 1883-10-06
EunnIRx Church Bells info Lamp p"Ats-

Listening 70 the bells last evening, the
Vesper bells, calling the faithful to worship,
we we're reminded OF an srticle seen the day
bcfole in san Francisco paper. jeerng
he utility Of TIE bell, outside an engine
h6use or away from the country tavern, and
recommending tha, the steepies OF our
churches be d,spoilei Of them. In this con-
nectlon the subject has been broachcd among
the members Of religious order IN this
place.
Ii is well enough IN this matter OF fact
age. thst we turn eff from enterprises snd
institutions all that savers of sham and or.
nate u.elessness. But in the matter OF re-
ligion, Ike the obsequi-s of onr friends, 1t is
doubtful policy, which will undertake to
maintain solemnity at the expense OF cut
ward show. To follow a hearse to the grave
ward. behind 90 trotter, or to Usher In
religious services, simply by tie introdne-
tion Of the preacher. as at political club
meeting, is not looping OIL the useless ap-
pendaces of form, to the benefit OF the spirit
or sentim-nt CT tie occasion.
A rose withoa, fragrance cortese moy-
inc faster thai: the si"N!y-measured tread ;
4 dance without fiddler; a German pienic
vi.hou. a brass band; military parade
w;.hou. G drum MAJOR and his apparently
useless baton a church without a s.eegle or
! dome asd 5elfry without bell, are some
Of the anomalies oi which We cannot con
ceive without u shgider ar tier lnconeru-
ity
, 1883-10-06

Tn dispatches state :ha. III toe great rae
a, fleetwood Park. beLEeen =. JDii-n and
Jay Eye See, the latter von in three straight
beats. Il. Julien had the cali for Sico 70
500. TIE thIrd heat i. thu. described :;
'.In tn third heat the hors-s were again
sen: away a. TIE frs: eElrt. This time Jay
Eye See led By half length on passing the
.core. The little hc-se trotuea II capital
style, ard ssraigh;.ned for tie quarter pos.'
Leading by length. He passed the marx
fully two lengths in advance. On nearing
the half-nils post 81 Julien came at his
competitor very rapidly. ard entered into
tie third quarter at Jay Eye Sees wheel.
Half way mp the hiu St. Julien quiz, leaving
Jay ETe See to come on and win the hea-
and race. by three length-, amid tremendous
applause Time : irst qaaT.e-, 50 seconds;
half s,,ir, | -Oss three-quarters, ~ NILE
;@ls"
, 1883-10-06
A Tsp-side HAl'.

The NiSsoEiiaa Is responsible 10. the fol-
lowing.
"While party of tie recent Willard
tourists were engaged In climbing 10 the
heights of McDons!d's peaks, another party,
accompanied by several ladies, ,ook csrria-
ges for the Mission iases, some eigh: miles
up the valley. The road WIS quite rough,
AS are 50 mauy OF our mountain roads, and,
in crossing particularly bad place, high
disnitsry of the British Commons was
bounced out OF h's seat and thrown head
frs. irto the soft mud. TIE man WAS not
hurt. lu. damned the 'b,arsted ccuEtry " To
his heats content. Not 80. however. Jolly
old British clergyman OF the party, who had
an eye 10 the ridiculous sIie Of things.
Looking with delighted sstonishnIfnt at the
predicsmert OK the noble earl, sticking fast
in the mui, he threw his hands NJ ard trsg-
icslIy e, elaime9 Goodness gracious good.
ness gracious do lOok st the honorable
member from Uli. standing gu - ead 70 eI-
press i. delight : OF course the procession
was stopped. and nhie Duncan Mcdonald
wa, engaged in pul.ing the honorable gen.
tlsnan out Of he unpleasant situation, IN
old, hal! blind Indian who was riding along
side, sSsin convulsed the party by ssking
what Duncan was pll!mg that big stick
out Of the mud for The Hon, Mr NJr-
wood wss at las, hauled Oat, and, although
he failed to make very p.esentabie appear
ance for polite society, they decided to tske
him along OH account Of his birth and breed
ing. Meantime one Of the ladies OF the
party had openei her sketch book. AMI,
while engaged in an effort to reproduce the
mountain scenery on raper, was approached
by the irrepress:ble clergyman with requcs.
for favor. Certainly, replied the gra-
c;ous artist: what can 90: for yOuF
VIII your ladysbip have the kindness 20
furnish me with a sketch Of ray f2end here,
tho honorable member from 'Cll twho was
vainly endeavcring 10 brush the mud from
his soiled garment,!. would like 20 take
it back 'oms with me to show to my lnrd's
constituents I, would so aptly illustrate
the III effects al the American cocktail.
, 1883-10-06
Times Changes

The American znsoaroni is s.id 70 eScS-i
tie imported article.-Er.
VIA. rsxt! The glory OF Rome s9d
.I;stT. IKE .Aa. 81 Greece, Is eur.ed beneath
the wa'., IF ths5st.e,m .of time. The Erss'
leveis.. one by o5e. hSs p,nckea tros l's'.
iA's b-ow iespy ail her distinctive rational
attributes; ana as ~e saw them fading INTO
ihe q1:eee<hss.ory or trsditioa, We iondiE
hSpstrssas& Mss Ne oee7 thi, la.s gTeai
,;is,;Eetioa might be spared her for ase. get
ruborn. How hsr.hly doe, j. CRATE on es-
thetic ears, thst the Yankee nstioa ula1u
snctures rsrer quality Q. nscarcai than
Goes Italy,
, 1883-10-06
dissolution Notice.

AIsswoRrH. IS. I. SPIT 10, 1853,
The partnership heretofore e.Istins o. o.
txeen 4 l. LIBBY aud j. + Keith as hg'
No. Jr.J,-. ia ,he town Of A.nswo'th. ~s'
,a,r,;r.-,3 On the TN iast D: The Sad d:
/ Lb5y di.posing 81 his interest IL '>id
100: u Thomas DonIey Of sa,d town OF
,,pgIorth. Al debts dre 70 or from t0s
cl5 tr,n o. LIBBY & Keith vii De Ieceip'ea
g.. Or ,.,d by tie nsw firm ot heith q
III - j. l. LIBET.
D' x-Im J. L. knrH
, 1883-10-06
iumbcr. DC, Ae-

Ness-s. F.icos.r ( Prsti'er are noS able
70 supply w.us WslIs and the surrounding
country market with tbe best kinds Of INN
Der at the loves, possible rates. We keep
op hand Portland and Dayton la1aber hieh
csnnor be e1celled for quality On The Pso,hc
cat Flooring, rustic. ceiling. finishing
lumber, la:hes. pockets ic, fences CEDAR
nine and fir shIngIer, do9-,, se,h hilnds'
window weights and ncldins also cedar
and III fence posts always ready on the
,no-tee. no.ice, and sold - low rs 'ae low
49,, Address Wxlis vail. & Dayton Lum-
her Yard. Office corner Third sud Oak St'-'
W.la Wall, S. Il. Fslconer, nsnagef.
,t,gS-1w3m
, 1883-10-06
TY0g!roRY oF WASHINGTON,
County OF Wslis Wslla.


i fore ". p. We}le, Coroner In the
mater o; the inqpisi:ion upon the body o'
Mrs. Josephine Srncnds, deceased: We,
the undersigned jarars, summoned to appear
before ". b Wells. Coroner OF the county
Of Na,la Haiis. % tie frs. day of October
lSSG. to enquire irtO tie Cause of the death
nf ,lrs. Josephine Simond,, having hrst
b=eu duly sworn according t, law, and hay
ing made such inquisi;ion, after inspecting
the body snf hearing the testimony ahdueed
rpoa oath. each and ali OF us do say that We
find that the deceased came to her death on
the Sch Jay OF September, lsSS. IN the
city II Wa.la Wslla from natural causes
4. of which We Guiy certify IL writing by
us. TINS first day o: October, 1883.
VIC. LANGFoRp. Z. SMITH,
G.. u. COFYiN. 4. b. BANAS,
J.. Il. NcMILLIS. Ii. ID. CnNPHA>-
, 1883-10-06
From ne Da,iy Of W,su>ssgv.

W. AeZ Iercc AtTs. ~ Le"in'"u' o'ss oetI
SOFA ior So'"o'.
Mr. Ormshes the LAWYER and Ir. Smith tie
druggist. are here from Waitshrrg.
-. = = '.,,.r ~ r,I,;f.
-"SSter '-u u fe7.ine "eiI az 'i'o O.o
sei. leg Is 'ieAo'rs ~ r"i'uiS - S''4'i u" eN
pectei.
The Hon. Ben Stanton, Jss. McEwen and
l. - falne Ar' IN town ir''i' 'reASe""''
country
Ifr tIex. Wallace. al Salt Lake CITY. a
minipe man Of some experience, Is visiting
,rr fnUn
.;r,, WorsbaI Robinson made Is. Officer Kin
80 Oaicar Anas !. Officer Ireland 6. Officer
Tcj,c,,.aa,,yI
There il a fire 1T ot fresh ssh ~ our iiSh
n4rSet this morning. Over three n"hdred
-, -, ,'.;,Ib;,', f,,rtv ncrnSs
''-..'
There were SIS. % OF hnes !eEisd ~ she 20
lice court during the last month sioi-io "i
this was egTnsd IN jail, the balance p%io iht"
the ci.y treasury a. essh-
W. have received from NrH hIlrg,r y. J.
a very hanisone card c'nlInengratinS ee
closing events .: the tteTr!ution- ~ c"H'7,hs
= picture of WashinGton's headqu artarS, and \
record around 1t nf the last scenes ih&t ended
the war.
-. .;,;-o., 49,. s.,;I hahn. sold ,sni.lIy.
~ .I - r., ~, f~.t ;ssneI in this
citv, little over a week aga, there has teen
5000 worth sold, AMI yet Nai!i " sis Is "H
the main line"
70, 5s,;si bv f,;en5s oi Juige Win-Irl
Is us.lea ~ d..;s;ar a. "a .ttril-
lhaI .e Iie' ~; =, -s,.rS y, the ,,,a.;on of rail
r'ei .. . 'i'ti. ,rna ,,a,srs con,ne,.in,, then
upon his action have simply made fools Of
Observation-Disclosures Standard.
,h.l;,,.. ., n. r.opast of Governor
=, III " -, t;, ,,.,.so,,a Ia the r,anars of
Se"ei' W. J.an..o 80 b;s nsari;p, The same.
ms siIl n r. S.sa,rej a,'r Comment nm
u. .ne % an t,ne - caIle1 nsws6auer has again
Esharorad itself by Publishing extracts daily.
,,,. .:,i,,Ds have ir,I,ihad
Ta',e 'i'iiiil,-i =. ~ ,,,,ur 6ay
tne MANIA .tn r,.,ss in viii ali
nGo "a, snd coal S,eciInens. Il Is the in
D.,'l. r,.,'..a,or yho helns to develop =
Iei.iAen' tTSaref,,-. all honor :. the.n.-K,t-
c.unIS ,ul S,I,..,;,,',i :.
'''''
In a talk with prominent Saloon man ti-in
m'fniis, oar ~ JP'T,pn i,rnr,rsd II ;s said III 4,
pifes va Ni. i;..ia nba,r saJcons IN ..wp. enc;
,he'e 'ie ~ IL -, ,rs al ,'-,nert, owners,
tllat -. -. bai.sr i;Y.d financ:aIlv than tie
AND - rue ..,.o.hse to,n
same o'7s' II
Il is proved beyond doubt that the Wa'e g
If Lake kichelas aboundS IN the famous r-''-
f.h. Mr.. Evans and Or. Cutting brought u
down a sample to prove tae truth oi the sfSrv,
Inc mn mas -.;srIsrIr The male. presents Z c.
Us heA,', rAl E;,,.,5, SonJar{
nous sti'se'- II '''''''S
Our sister city, Dayton Is rapidly progress
ing. and We are pleased to see that the
t',ro,itls is keeping pace with its progress.
Rro Wilson intends 10 enlarge Ms psper u -
columns in or,ier 10 make room Tor h's adyef-
.;ssrs. DAYTON Is bound 70 become -eadins
e;tv ii its business men show life an enter
Prise.
mere N' tr ,oc,no.;,n made it. wav
~, ths f,undry, out Seventh to Poplar
streets. and ,ileD along Poplar around 10 'ig ~,
fcundsy assin. Il Is The pToduc, OF me sHh' -
and lsbor Of Messrs. Marsha, hooert- 70 r. /.
and at It's first trial worked hke a ensr'h- y
, "a better ta make such machinery a. H'i''s'
, 1883-10-06
NOTICE.

"uERFAS SAWARRANT II As BEEN
w duly issued 20 ne To collect the deiIn,
o,,ent tax for building sidess!a abuttins Lot
: Of Block ;, Cams Addition 70 ~siia Wai.a
CITY. Territory Of Washington, and 10 .eii ssid
lot for the tayes assessed and cos;, which tar
!. 81 -. sd cos;s are s. 10 and sccruine
cost. =
Nov. therefore, by virtue # said warrant,
will prncee u sell said property az th= ecrf'
hersa door II said city, on the lJth day :" 'N
toI,r. issS. a. the hour OF O'Clock p ". %
I. J. ROBINSON.
G.. % 1ss3 Nsr-hsi Walla Wslis City.
, 1883-10-06
BaKted Money.

One wide-awaks merchant estimates Tia:
last years land feyer took over half mi
lion dollars from tie citizens of Walia Wal
Il, which went into the irreclaimsb.e chan
mel Leading soins lisysEnner. and tie rs,i'
,oas'-i,sssa no:dey taa been paid 70 CHI
...ns selling land, the money would still h
II. the country. bot as it is, it weat 70, the
psrrnent o. Government and railroad iandr,
s1l oct Of the country.
, 1883-10-06
%oflcc 20 'redh"r''

~, wsIls, Sept .. 1873
H.,.-. li-ro,ei atn,y interest Interest," IN u i's T,.. T.
r'.' ,-,a .,,,.., =. Gasairs ,hsnae'res indebted
: %. ~. ~ :. 4, esn b. toand With /, IL
.s,e-g .-,.a-- + SMITH.
vs.-s-. s. TIC it-L-5.-w.
, 1883-10-06
r.,,,,.,u I,ar.' Dy,P'p''a'

-.-.-., r..s 5y-aag..a for 10 ySa'',
rt- ala1sl., E.q. OF Co.umf ns'
IS .s,-..7 Erras cue! me is
10 --.-. -s.a disorders. A. drug
, 1883-10-06
woman and Her Diseases

is the title ci .,rse illustrated treaties, by
Or z Y. Pireee. Buffalo. \. Y, sent 70 any
address for three stamps. Il teaches suecs2s-
ful sell treatment.
, 1883-10-06
C.rITsL FkIEE, s:s.sss,
,,a ao, yi,L II. m Five Dollars Zach. frac
tt,p.. In Hiifh In froPorifoh~-
LIS. Of PRZEs-

l.Ts4 tf-Z-- W
.-licrior, for rats % c.u.. should lie made only
20 ~. ono Of TIE company m Nrs orl-sHs-
For further information write clearly, sl''ns III
.a4r~s.. M=ke p. u MOrsy Oni-rs payable and a'i-
drc-- Registered l.tr,T- I"
NEW ORLEANS NsTIONkL BANk-
New Orleans, La.
Or:!n.ry Ie,t.r, u nail or express 20
N. 4. DAIPRIN,
Nrw Orleans. Ia.
or VI. 4. 9tIraIS.
q; seventh ST.. Warrington. d. :
, 1883-10-06
Couui-sfoRes-

IncaIp0rAtf-I n 1865 for IS yeas BY the L~s-,l-
ture for Educational ami Charitable pup
a c,,,,,..l Of Al 600 eu0-.o which reserve funt oi
over s55o,0t0 has siacc been adtSi.
ky an overwhelming popular vote the franchise
Was ms.lr part of tie present Sat. Coa-n.ui'oh
ADOPTED D-rmh@r p, A. u. lo'+-
The only LOTTERY ever voted OF an rh'AUt'ei ''
the people Of any s,4ts.
IL never snlt- Ur rO,tIHn'r.
u. Grand siasie Number DraWinss take
spIHXDIp oPp0RTINJrS To WIN 4
rOUIINE. NINTH GRAND DRAW ING. CLASS
! AT NM ORLEANS, TUESDAY,, sEfFkn-
HEK II. lsss-l6Nh Monthly Drawing
, 1883-10-06
TU + SINONrS.
Tac Csronrrs Jury.

After the evidence oi the examining ply
sic;7.s had heen taken the jury returned the
f,..awing verdict in the case OF Mr.. ~
monSs.
, 1883-10-06
Ih-Ireer. LIE.

1t. .'T='s r-e rather toe prone ior
5se-..' .-'''.'.s : P.ocs - ra.A reliance
1:.,, "a @; 'z-.srai ereiaser-, wao are
s..,,tl ,l ,e-.2sa amount OF wo!t.
-.z - d areh s5oa, ths riaus Of
...... as Chiasmsn. Il j. 70,
uls.,.- '''.'.si u-sslstss to te! every
Z. .A' a -aiary to, where and now
:s... -. -. Q .ai,d Eai!re4d, Many ii
,,zi,. ''.oyes hase irres.ei her
pa.s.,l N Property. ,rd do not rro.
rrs-,s ''s les SAD in ter x,y to
go p70at- a raj ail. syen,rrl.
-, - >nAke riTis TO Lewiston and
III s''-; 'on's 70 TN. pace. ba, It
ura i.,s- - yssr ~ and every .s..i,. :.
y Il SSN
, 1883-10-06

,s.p.,;-.y : -,'a-y a. aaals DlE.on livirg but
ss.s5 = a'a'ied win kidney dlfiicu,.r.
eau,~ - - 1s H''' prolific sad dan.erOn.
a.,8 = = - ai'ea'e. There is no .o-, :,
t.cu.,, !, IN ~. AZ ;o'n Of kidnry O. urip.ry
I h'a s'sssr. is hsen oses.;os.ur