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GHERIFF'S SALE. o
District Court Parish st. Landry, No. l34z5
Lehman. Abraham & Co. vs.. Jean Bite. Rldeau.


BY virtue of writ of ieri faeias issued
by the Hon. the District Court In and for the
parish of ST. Landry, in the above entitled
suit and to me directed, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, at the
principal door of the Court House in the town
of Opelousas, parish of st. Landry, on SAT
URDAY, the I'd day Of JUNE, 1883, at
II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
|. A lot of cypress pieux, i've thousand in
number, and double cabin, erected by Jean
Bite. Rideau upon piece of land situated in
Prairie Plaisance, leased of Mrs. Louis Fen.
tenot.
p A lot Of corn, two hundred barrels, and a
lot of fodder, two thousand bundles, in the
crib, on the plantation where said Rideau re
sides.
8. A tract of land in Plaisance Settlement,
having two arpents front On Bayou Carron By
twenty-five deep, bounded above by lands of
Treville Rideau, and below by lands eff Jean
Bite. Rideau, 6ls.
4. A tract of land in same settlement, hav-
ing five arpents front by eight arpents deep,
bounded on one side by public road leading
from OpelOusas to Willie Plate, on one side by
T. c. Bataille, on one side by Pierre Sylves-
ire, on another side by Jean Bite. Rideau, fls.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash. c. C. DUSON,
Sheriff of the parish of st Landry.
Opeousas, April 28th, 1883
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kfsar the first of next July the follow
ho postofices in this State will be made
money order Offices: Oak Ridge, Area
il. Montgomery, Vidalia, Terrebonne,
Ksaehis, Grand Coteau and CoSington.
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 49s9
Estate OF DESIRE GoDEr.
Whereas, Emile Close and Charles Hedet,
of the parish of st. Landry, joint admins
traitors of the above entitled estate, have
filed tableau Of classification of debts Of
said estate, accompanied by their petition
praying for the homologation of the same;
And whereas, notice Of filing Of said petition
and tableau has been ordered by an order OF
court bearing date April 25, 1883;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, i'm writing, at nay Office in the town
Of Opelousas, within the time required by
law, why said tableau should not be homo
LOCATED and confirmed.
n JAMES o. CHACHERE,
AnriI % 1883. Clerk.
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DUBLIc SALE.

DUbLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 4486
EsTATE OF SOPHIE BoIspoRE
BY virtue of an order of the Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator, or any duly qualified auction
eer, at the last residence of deceased, in the
town of Opelousas, parish aforesaid. on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9th day OF May, 1889, the
following described property, belonging to
the estate of Sophie Boisdors, deceased, to-
wit:
/. certain portion of lot of ground stu
ated in the town of Opeiousas, La, bounded
north by property of estate of Olympic Dona-
to, deceased, south by property Of Victor Las
trapes, west by property of Caroline Eug6nie,
and east by property of Jordan Pannison and
wife, Lucie Williams, and a street unknown.
Terms-Cash.
VICTOR LASTRAPES,
/ April Z, 1883. administrator.
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Proceedings Of the Board of Police of
the Town of Opelousas.
: OpELousAs. April 30th. ISs:

The Board of Police of the Town of Opel
ousas met pursuant to call Of the President
chers, l.. A. sandoz. Felix Lesassiei'. B. Mar
tin, and s. Birotte.
The President announced that the Board
had been called for'the purpose Of receiving
the reports of the Collector and Treasurer,
and transacting any other business brought
before the Board.
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We are requested to announce that
IL failia for rug will take place at the
,s,iaance of Mrs. Jos. D. Richard to-
s.a.row Sunday evening at 4 o'clock.
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rsTATe Dr Ios. b. GoNoR, DECEASED.

LII claims against said estate must be pre-
N sented within ten days at the office OF
Estilette & Dupr6, attorneys, for the purpose
of being classified and all persons indebted
TO the estate are requested to come forward
and pay the same at said Office without delay.
April z. 1883. Administrators.
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axtraet rom Uonstitution Of 'ye.

There shall be exempt from taxation
and license, for period of ten years
from the adoption Of this Constitution,
the capital, machinery. and other pro-
psrty employed IN the manufacture of
textile fabrics, leather, shoea, harness,
saddlsry, hats, dour, machinery, agrj-
cultural implements and furniture, and
other articles Of woed, marble or stone !;
soap, stationery, INK and paper; boat
building, and chocolate provided that
not less than dye hands are employed
il asy one factory
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Piano Tuning.

NTR. JOHN SCHEFER, an old and expe.
W. rienced workman, will tune and repair
Pianos at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Best of references given.
Orders left at G. Brand's-Frank the Baker
will receive prompt attention. apl4tf
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l'1sslhs for complimentary 20 tho
aAal lramatic entertainment and ball
sssE Nensiay night, the 7ill, in Wash
aaIaer the auspices Of Persever
lllf u. Ne. Judging from the
laIsli.le, aud tho names Of the ladies'
81 seaflslAsn takiug part in Tile same.
81 tilissialnn,eiil eailnos fail 10 be i
IIails ssseeas.
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In Westphalia, Germany, list of the
notorious drunkards is published by the
police, and the dealers arc forbidden to
sell them liquor. Ii seems little hard
on the saloon keepers to deprive them
Of customer just as soon as he is edu-
Gated MP to profitable business point.
Walla Watchman.
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III Indebted to Mr. Anderson, the
plalealaphsr, for Il very line piloto-
lTe view Of the Fire Department,
1laAs tIe a5tli nlt.. including IN the
laa II,e steam engine, Hook g. Lad-
gllek, hand engine, and the four
|k ssIlllpanies Of this town, together
he delegations from the two com
aAElaA tom Washington.
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IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.

Z HAVE fine blooded Bramah and Short
q Horn Durham BULL, years old, which
will stand at my place Ii miles from 0pelou.
sas, knewn as the Posey place, at S5 for the
seasen, and will furnish good pasturage to
cows during service, for these desiring it.
March 3-2mI DR.. d. P. BOGGAN.
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A LARGE Supply of Fire Wood always on
- hand and for sale at moderate prices.
All orders filed on the shortest notice, Can
aise fill orders for lumber at tile lowest rates.
d23f j. E. HOUSTON.
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Farnaers and others desiring gen
teel. lucrative agency business, BY
which 85 to @2O day can be earned,
send address at once, ON p0stal, to Il.
G. wilkinson IL Co., 1875 and lD7. Fulton
Street, New York.
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ii limited supply of the celebrated
4 Osier SILK r and e South American =
prolific cotton seed can be found ct w.
III. Prica's store, at % per bnslel.
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Preaching at the Presbyterian Church.
u,orrow Ill ii o'clock a. M, and 7:30
81 !, III Rev. r. w. Lewis.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE II. GARDINER.

a LII persons indebted to the estate of Geo.
"A III. Gardiner, deceased, are hereby nofl-
fed to come forward and pay to the under
CORDELTA ARCENEAUA.
Tufrix.
: : s; ), CosTntor
Grand Coteau, April Il, 1888. at
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/ meeting Of the. Grand Cotean Med
..I assoelatio;n will take place on Tnes-
III fhe 99th instant.
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trla state election next year comes
II al the Tuesday next following the
.h;f,l Monday in April.
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FOR SALE...A ZINE CHANGE.

A PLANTATION situated at Hickory Flat
IN Calcasieu parish, containing l20 acres,
with two dwelling houses, II store house, cot.
ton giD 3 cribs and necessary outbuildings-
being James Coles old stand. For terms, &c.
apply to Pierre Doucet, on the premises, or to
Louis Fontenot. Washington, La. ap7-5t
Lake Charles Commercial please copy.
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Iii you want 10 bny 4 ,geD piano or
organ. come md see ne. We can tell
yeu how TO save seine money In sncl'
4 transaction.
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TkEAT. We are indebted to Mr.
Lucy for a basket Of large and
ie.sus strawberries raised ut his
HsHht Hope Nursery, near WASHINGTON.
HI f.aey does not raise the..frl,it for
III iaaaket, but he las an abundance
II fiji plants 70 sell to those who tlesir,.
Faise fllia choice and early berry.
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The annual election of oilicets Of
0pelousas Fire Go. No. ! took place last
Tuesday, aud wasa very spirited and
hotly contested affair, though. We are
pleased To state, conducted with the
hest of good feeling and ,ieeafum
throughout. The meeting was full
one, Sc members active aud honorary
being present, which inclnded nearly
the entire company. The following Of
feers were elected ~. r. Perrodin,
President; VIM Ligitley, Foreman; !;
F. Bolland, Ist Assistant; NJ. Firnberg,
Cd Assistant; w. O. Posey, Secretary j;
Fl. e. Estorge, Tfeasnser; Alexis San-
dog, Steward,
The vote thrnnglont was very close,
and showed that the interest taken in
the election was lively one; and we
trnst tile same zeal will continue to
animate the members of this organiza-
ton Ia their responsible duties as frs-
men.
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A large crowd attended the Charity
Hospital Fair, at PerrodlD's Hall, last
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, aud
over two hundred dollars were realised
for this benevolent and praiseworthy
object, making the amount in the hands
of the subcommittee appointed for
opelousas and vicinity over $4,000.
A series of fairs will be held through
out the parish, which, with subserip-
tions, will add several huudred dollars
more for this laudable work. At the
fair last Tuesday night, Senator W. A.
Robertson donated fine Berkshire pig,
which was ratified off for Sl5. James
Q. ChacIiere, Esq, who won the pig, re-
donated it, when it was auctioned off
for SO more.
Tie uext fair to be given in aid OF
this fund will take place at Washington
next Tuesday night, the 9th and the
next at Grand Cotean on the 18th; &c.
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MarkssiIie Bulletin, April g.: Last
week SOME parties from Texas parchas-
ed 10 the ne,ghhorhood of Mansnra sew
sral hundred head Of cattle, giving as an
average price per head, for large and
small, ten and eleven dollars. Mr. Eioi
Joffrion sold about ninety -ave head at
elevei, dollars each Mr. Martin Raba.
Iais sold about one hundred and twenty
Ave head ut Ten dollars each. Several
other persons sold smaller lots. Cash
on the spot was..paid.
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lIslEs alir was created on Mhin
St beg Monday inornlng By the dis
ilsas The roof Of Mr.. s. Jacobs
sl.sli vas on Gre The blaze was
szslagaislled, however, without
sllH % alarm, aud before much
aaSs vas done, a. several of onr
|ssH md eitizens were promptl. on
and pat ont The Gre Will. buckets.
D lFs originated from q defective dae,
so tlis ceiling and roof of the
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FoR SALE At 4 BARGAIN. COM
Portable residence in Baton Rouge.
Apply at this Office.
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instantaneous Photographs IA new
process; no more tedious sittings; ba-
hiss taken Oh tho jump; finer negatives
than by the old wet way at Bonnats
Gallery, Main ST., adjoining Posey's.
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Dr.. Bosso's celebrated remedy for sale
1t W o. Possy'a dug sfofe.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NOTWITHsTANDING the closing of the
~ public schools at the end of this month,
Mrs. Mayer will continue her school at her
residence after that date. Terms reasonable.
Opelousas, April 81, 1883. I'm
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There was somewhat of scare in our
town on last Wednesday evening, caus-
ed by the report that case OF small
pox had been put off at the depot by the
Morgan train. Ii the man really had
ANAL -pox, he did not halt long enough
TO do much damage. He was not per-
mitted 90 stop within the corporation.
1t was not definitely ascertained IL 1t
was smallpox.
The report that this man had slept at
the College buildings at night is without
the least foundation. He never made
any halt in orelousas, but was seeu by
several persons. OH the same evening,
going Oh towards Washington. There
is not a word Of truth ia tl,e runner.
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EXPENDITURES.

B. Martin presented the following ordin
ance, which, having been read twice, wa
unanimously adopted:
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COLLECTORS STATEMENT
For 1882 and 1888.

Amt of taxes levied for the year 1882 $l9Ul "a
Collected for the year 1889. l462 lS
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subscribe u the Charity aospital fand.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

THNHE Public Schools in the following School
IL Districts, or Police Jury Wards, will be
closed at the end Of the April school month
lst Ward, Or Opelousas School District;
4th Ward, or Waxia and Atchafalaya School
District;
5th Ward, or Washington and Bayou Beuf
School District;
Sth Ward or Prudhomms City School Dis
trict
9th Ward, or PIaquemine School District.
C. C. SWAYZE,
Secretary and Supt., &e.
Opelousas, April %, 1883.
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ROsamaasters

Are requested to notify us when any of our
subscribers fail to take their papers from the
pestofice. We helieve blanks are furnished
them for that purpose.
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APHEsENT. A tiae map of the United
States will be given free of charge to
every purehaser of dollar bottle or
package of M. A. Thedford s. Co.'S
Live, Medicine or Black Draught, at
w. o. Posey's. The map alone ia worth
more tLail one dollar. 4
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WANTED.

A GOOD BRICK BURNER. Address i'm
n inediateiy, giving references,
SAM'L. NJ. PETERS,
March B. 1888. 0pelousas, la.
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MRS. A. B. CHACHERE,
MILLINER,

Corner Court and North Streets,
opelousas, La.
HAS just received from New Orleans, a
u IL rare aud artistic selection of
Millinery Goods,
comprising the newest styles Of Hats, Bon
nets, Hair Goods, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery,
Embroideries, Plumes, Perfumeries, Notions,
&c. ~ The public is invited to call and in.
speet the same, the Ladies' especially. Ia.
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60 TO

60 TO
H. d. Larcade's Tin Shop,
Opposite Mrs Prtrofs,
NET YOUR TIN WORK DONE THERE
U-acknowledged to be the Cheapest Shop
iu town: Guttering from cents to 81 cts per
foot, and all other work in proportion.
- Country orders promptly attended to-.
Opelousas, March IL, 1883 6m
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NOTICE no TREsPASgERs.

FKNHE parties who haSe been trespassing
IL and cutting wood from the undivided
tract of wood land of j. Meyers s. Co. and
John NJ. Taylor, situated one mile west Of
Opelousas, are hereby notified that they will
be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law
has been or may hereafter be reported to said
owners febi7tf
National Republican., 1883-06-27
SEVEN BAD DAYS.
what Used Up Tom Farmers Time and
MOney-EIe Adopts u Wiser Method.

"why, Farmer, old boy, you look like your own
ghost revsltlng the glimpses of the moon. Where
have you been forth past week, and what's the mat.
ter with youg
Tom Farmer was bookheeper in q large Now
York publishing house. and is yet for Tom Is a bona
Rde character, with postofice address and name
In the city directory, lie is hard working fellow
drinks ltto and is occasionally careless in his hab
ts.
"pve been at home that's where I've becn," replied
Tom, wearly, dropping into his old seat "under the
DOCTORS hands, and between tho doctor and the dys
pepsia mighty tough time I've had OF It,"
"Seems 10 me-" said Correspondent James Quinn
shunhng tho mornings mail like pack Of whist
cards shat you might be able TO find something 10
straighten out that stomach of yours. II uses up
more of your time and money than half dozen
sound stomachs would if you had 10 feed om ali with
meat at panic prices"
Heaven knows wish could fix 1t up all right p
sighed Tom, dospondently "for dyspepsia is just
hados on earth and no mistake.
rhere sat poor Tom, with pale, thin, hasgard face
no appetite, nauseated stomaoh--ambitonless hope
less--and yet with the awfl necessity upon him o
earning the daily bread which, afler he had earned 1t
his disease forbade him to onjoy.
"Tom," said the gray.haired head of his depart
ment take word of ndyice from man that's been
there Leave of stlmulans and quack stufI ana pay
% cents for one OF BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS
PLAsTERs, put 1t on your stomach, take caro- o.
yourself and you'l be well man yet I've triedit
and know"
This was year ago, Tom tried Il, and hasn't lost
| a day in tho last six months.
The genuine have "cAPCINE" cut in the middle
Don't suffer yourself to bo swindled. seabury 4
| johnson, New York,
National Republican., 1883-06-27
F1Frn DIVISION.
TIT III IIINI0TVNs
B. Z. Jnnney. snperYlsinr princinnl.

L. A. Brady, ID. A. Smith, X. NJ. Bundon, f.
j. Sullivan, X. a. Wilson, n. H. Fletcher, Mary t..
Mckenuey, Lillian L. Hart, Emma i. Cooley, $. W
Fleming, Helen &. Watt, Emma X. Gore NJ jose
l.. G. stridcr, Auvido NJ. Brooke, Emma J. Young,
Angelica 4. lloughton, Margaret Bryan, l.. l.. Gray,
NJ. Florence Gore, lIadassah Beal, Eliza B. smith,
MARY Noud, Agnes L. McArtnrir A. Florenus
Pcrrie.
of the normal school-Sarah L. Coomes, Ida NJ.
DAILY, Margaret Turkenton.
National Republican., 1883-06-27

New YoRI, June 26.-Charles Rogers, alias
Ruio Minor alias pine" Il noted bank thief,
was arrested last night Rogers is ono of the
most notorious bank sneaks in the country,
Among his achievements arc thc robbery Of O
Baltimore bank only five weeks ago of $l0,0OO
in bills, and a.big robbery at government
office in Washington at n still more recent
date, for which u warrant is out foc his arrest
from Insurance Agent Rufus Rose nt Albany
on January 90, tho theft Of $500 from tho
Broollin postoilice on February z, tho steal
ing OF S7l 900 from tho Office OF the Peoples
Passenger railroad company at Philadelphia
Oh March 2, Of $4,000 from tho Providence
Gas company on May /. He will have O
long term 10 serve for all these crimes.
National Republican., 1883-06-27
n (,nra .Ar MAT

Theevidenceis over
whelnling that lGly's
Cream Balm goes
more directly thanuny
other TO theseat oftho
disease, and has re-
suited In more cures
within the range OF
our observation than
all other remedies.
w llk G s'Barre. Pa.
Union Leader, Doc. ~.
1870.
We hear from Gus.
tomcr3 the most flat
terlng reports OF Ely's
Cream Balm, an artl.
Gle OF real merit.
Smith, Kline q Co,
Wholesale druggists.
Philadelphia, Pa
National Republican., 1883-06-27
MAX CIR CaER'S S
PURE HUNGARIAN WINE.

Owtsa 10 the rapidly Increasing demand for PURE
HUNGARIAN WINES. We have opened Rn American
Branch where q large stock will always DO kept
NOTES uPON HUNGARIAN VvINES.-BY MAX
IN GREGER Purveyor OF Hungarian Wines by special appoint
the Queen menhN of tho JhryS the Inter
Exhibition Vienna 1915 rIuHdent OF the Jury Of the
Agricultural Exhibition of Kouchau, 1890. Pamphlets Tree
application
HARLONyITz, TuE CEiF.nuATED HUNGARIAN
" Claret, IS, 80, enc, si2 sud so ter case
UpUsTER, n VALUABLE sEDArIvE.-sEE Dr.
HI Dsura report slb pcr case
TOKAY CROWN. - STRONGLY ADVOCATED FOR
4 debility and consumption s2t aud 80 per doLen
RED IsADARKA.-sii per case
NNMITE RIEsLING.-2s AND &i PER CASE,
OFNER AUs1EsE. pUpA) m PER CASH
HUNGARIAN BURGUNDY. '' PER CASE
c,AMPIE CASE, CONTAINING q BOTTLES or mr.,
- orent wines most In demand including the FamoV
okay delivered free to any part OF tho United states,
A DpEEss MAx GDEGEn. (LIMHTED.) PurvoyO
AnERICAN GRAECil, No a9s Filth Av cor 9ih ST. New YoE
Orders carefully executed reasonable c
National Republican., 1883-06-27
SIXTH DIVISION.
Joeph r. Keenc, supervising principt

JOVph " NctUCt huVcINlslllB pIluClpus
Clement A. Peck, William A. Smith. John w.
Chuppel, Euily II, Packard, Robert $. Mitchell,
Washington Il. N0lley, Lucy y. Atrck, Harry X.
Peters, Jane \. Brown Della NJ. Tmgle. Aida ID.
Matthews, Julia NJ Bartlett; substitute assistant,
Nellie a. Plmmmcr; Richarl i. Moss, ALICE i.
s. Sichos. Adciine WSl,;ott' Arthur s. k ,cTe.
ludiu A. Winebergcr, Henry A. Lowi-, Sarah
s. smith, James II. n. Mnring, LuciCn II. Smith,
IliZt 4. Voorhees,, James Sturum, Florence J.
Smith, Joseph II. Voorhees,, Henry A. Petty, Ay-
lie, \. Fuirley, Mary y. Malone, Annie t. GIUmls,
John G. Nubc, Emma Patterson, Mary Y. BcniH.
min, Sarah A. Sninm, Emma V. smith, Peter ;.
Sesh, Emma NJ. Italy, Richard S. Peters, jamie T.
Page, Florence W. Layton, Laura II. lowkes.
worth, Susie G.. Cox, Emma G Brooke, MUry a.
EliWaTds, Alice Reed, of Rome Mich,
National Republican., 1883-06-27
TIlo Trn,lo OntIool,.

Troy, N. Y, June 26.-The Times publishes
interviews with manufacturers showing that
the collar, cuff, and shirt trade is good and an
excellent fall business is expected. Tho stove
trade is remarkably quiet for this time of tho
year. Tho retail trade is deferred from buy
ing on account of tho decline in iron, as they
] ,ok forward to a decline in the price Of
stoves. If the crops arc good manufacturers
expect good stove trade after next month.
National Republican., 1883-06-27
Railroad Consolidation in Massachusetts

BosToN, June ga compromise tunnel
bill has been reported to tho senate by the
railway committee. 1t is substantially the
Rice bill II puts into consolidation the
Fitchburg, Vermont and Massachusetts, and
Troy and Boston (or Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
and Westerly railways at $4,000 per milo,
but throws out tho Massachusetts, Central,
Tho right to issue as much more stock ia
given, which will make. the total capital
23,500000 for the consolidated line.
National Republican., 1883-06-27
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BILIOUS ATTACKS, HEADACHES, AND ALL
THE ILLS ARISING FROM DISORDERED
STOMACH, LIVER, OR BOWELS. A TEASPOON
FUL IN A GLASS OF WATER BEFORE EATING
ACTS LIKE \ CHARM AND No WISE MAN
WILL BE WITHOUT II. FOR SALE By ALL
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