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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

of Elliott, Johnson q Co., stock brokers st
Sixth and Market streets, wers 20 ioiows;
N. Y. Central q Rndson. ld9S Er.s, So3a
6 6ens i as@5g o SIS Mississipp sogS
Pacific Mail, 321a, Western Union Telegram
SlL Milwaukee q 81. Paul. Cou., 1919
Union Pacific. 9lI4 !; Central Pacific, f7sz
Texas Pacific, 2gA New Jersey Central, slta :
Delaware, Lackawanna n Western. l2S'S;
Delaware n Hudson 1861 Wabash st. h. q
p, com, 2l55; Wabash, 81, l., 4 r., preferred,
335E New York, Ontario q g., 9iM
2; {. c., n; ONO Central. ~
99 Denver Rio i}rande, ~ rf9h
vile q Chattanooga, 81; Hannibal &
81, Joseph Common 40 Preicrrne N3lS
Pennsylvania, 5s; phils Seeding
25Sa iiehigh Valley, w. i5shiph ilayiga
tian, 4SH BnGalo, Pihsturg = Western
NoGrthern Central, 5lss Northern par'hr
CON. I0A Northern iacina preferred, 5iiI
Heat0nviile, l2j Huntington q lirpd i"p
preferred, % Rochester : iittshHry i57s'
N, y, Chicago 4 81. l..iiie com, ~ n 3.
Chicago Il st L"n1 prHterre,', Is teo~'S"'.
steady.
cetsp~ easrness.
STOCK YARDS, WE4rn TLAnEbelnA, sept.
l0.-Catil. ,srl@4, ~ 1Tmr0et !ir me. t'a-
SIC GOO 6'aGAc medium. 5,a.t.'sa.;ennI.
STecp -.ics, bo7l; market firm, prime
5lGahf n gopd aa54c. Medium, 4IatA
''%mmgn, sllaic cnils, 2l9eic,
Tiogs. saes i03. market. fair: selling, 7g4a79{.
Al Baltimore the beef cattle market was
mere antiy ard tops were unchanged in prlce
~ view OF quality; other grades were lsc.
lowcr nest heeves mt 5l<a6c; first quality At
1JSea!%c.; Medium at 834a3t4c.; ordinary AT
3a'j34c,: most of the sales were At 3s.a5lsc. re-
ceipts, T. 90 mead ; sales, 2,i10 heae. The
swine market Was SLOW, ana prices weru Mc
oil and qUalty not a. good quotations are
Ga734c.; reeeip ), 6,S75 head. The receipts of
sheep and lambs were 6,'tm head quotations
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
EAsToN.
NiICHA ELS.


st. Micheals.. 0 0 Q 0 o 4 1 s 1-13
Eastons. 6 8 Q 2 2 x-26
Two base hits-Easton, G. Left on bases
-Easton, II st. Mchaels, 8. Struck out
Eastons, 2 st. Michaels, 1. Bases on balls
Jones, Thomas, 2, Umpire--S. Il.
Whitman. Time of game-one hour and As
minutes,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
@arrIages.

ROBlNSON-GRuBB.- ou the nth inst, OF the
resldenceot the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. n
N. keigwtn. John q. Robinson and Elizabeth
Grub. Both Of is city.
SWAfNE-ThoAAS.- the residence of the
bride'smOtheF, on the 1lth inst, by the Rev.
John Bolton rector u Holy Trinity Church, a.
sanovA SwAyne OF Pnilade lphia, and Hannah VI,
Thomas OF West ChesIar, Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

special Correspondence of state journal.
MILFORD, Sept. l0.-The Baptist Church
of this place, to-day gave the Rev. DR..
Haywood of Wyoming, call to the pas
torste of the church.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

The treasurer also reported that the
amounts collected up to date were several
Thousand dollars less than last year.
The following an cunts were appro.
priated: $75 to move wreck from be-
meath the bridge over Duck Creek, Black
bird hundred 81, 900 to repair bridge
in White Clay Creek hundred.
Messrs. Mackey, Ham n and Sharpless
we're appointed COMMITTEES to view the
bridge in White Clay Creek hundred and
decide whatever alterations should be
made. At IL o'clock the court adjourned
until Tuesday, October S.h.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wires
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2-nnon.-Stoeks,
steady; Philadelphia = Erie IS; Reading,
d9% United Co.'S Of n. j., 1926 Northern
Pacific, iiEA do. preferred, AK Northern
Central, 5i54 Lehigh Navigation, iSl4; Nor
ristown,s 1903; Central Transportation, rs;
Buffalo, New York Il Phila, l2 Little
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

Associated tress blsratcn ny special Wires.
BALTIMORE Sept. l. Cotton, quiet mid
ding uplands, lO1e.
Flour steady Howard street and Western,
sunertne. s3.25a3.75; do extra, STAR; do. family
S. 2ja6 city mills, supertiuo. s3a375; do extra
slai75; do. Rio brands, s6as.25; Patapsco
family, $500 do. superiative patent, $3.50
wheat, Southern, lower and dun Western
do amber, ST. lal.l7 No. Maryland slllLqa
| lIts No. " eatern winter red spot, Sl.ll34a
Ing September, SllI1s tl.ll3s october
sl.lSIssl.l3ts; November, s..ljs4al.ld; De.
Cember, sI,lSLsallSA.
Corn. soufhern, duh Western, hull South
ern white, 53atDc.; do. yellow, G2a66c.; Western
mixed spot 6O14 asked; September, u aB0l4c.;
October, tOA asked November bSadOEc.;
Nlvember and December, old, or new 5yc
asked steamer, 5iIac. bld.
Oats fair: southern, iuaiSc.: Western white,
3GaiSc.: do. mixed, &it}5c,; Pennsylvania 5lSSc
Rye, quiet and steady; b6a67c.
Hay, steady and fatty active; prime to choice
Pennsylvania aud Maryland, sl3.5Oal5.
PROVISIONS, firm with more inquiry; mesa
pntk, Sli.5O; buA meats. shoulders and clear
RIB aides, packed, 74aSc.; bacon. shoulders
Sc : clear nh sides, Sc hams. l5t4al6Ae.
Lard, refined, lOLc.
Buttsr, firm Western packed, salUc.;
creamery, lSa2Sc.
Eggs, firm 2Ot2lc
Petroleum, higher and quiet refined, SaS1Sc
Coffee, quiet; Rio cArgoes, ordinary ~ rair,
S14alOc
Sugar, quiet A soft, SS4c. 81.
C9pper refined, quiet lil4al1ho
Whisky, steady sl.lSal.lSM
Freigtts to Liverpool per steamer quiet;
cotton, li.Bid.: flour, Is "a. grain, iaiISd.
Receipts Flour, l,SS7 barrels; wheat 10000
hushels corn, 5000 bushels oats, 5000
bushels; rye 800 bushels.
shipments: Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn,
1900.
sales: Wheat, $4,000 bushels corn, 5000
bushels.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
StocRs In New YORK.
kBsDclsted Press Dispatnh by Spe,taI wfrs

NEW YORK, Sept. l2-noon-stocks, quiet,
tirmer money, 2a216; Virginia IS, SO bid Mis-.
souri, bs, 100 bid Canton Co., 52I4 asked; n. Y.
lS3 Michigan Central. 81; Lake Shore
l02 Illinois Central, Us Pittsburg, iSS !;
Rock Island, l2ls4 Fort Wayne, 1905 !;
Jersey Central, sly Ontario and Western,
22A.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
mARKET QUOTATIONS.


Produce markets corrected daily by Smells
& Co., wholesale commission merchants, No.
13 East Fourth street; and breadstutfs by The
William Lea d Son Co.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

The 8 o'clock BIDS OF the New York stock
market to-day received over the private wire
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
80
EdSTOS.

Base Bali on Saturday-AF Victory for
the Home Team.
special Correspondence of stats Journal.
EAsroN. Sept. 10.-A match game Of
base ball was played here on Saturday
afternoon between the st. Michael's and
Raston Base Ball Clubs, the game result
ing in favor of the Easton by a score OF rs
to ID.
The score
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

.M LIST AND HIS FATHER IN JAIL,
Judge Cummins convened the muni-
g,ipal court at BE Saturday afternoon, to
inquire into the crime of Lewis \. List,
The slayer of George Taylor.
During the session of the court, and
before the hearing in the case of Lewis
r. List was completed, his father, Lewis
LAST, Was brought in and placed beside
nis son in the dock, to answer the charge
ot being an Rcoomplice in the shooting of
Tayior. The elder List had been arrested,
upon q warrant issued 10y the Court, by
ohcers Tihbstt and Walker. The
prisoners We're not represented by counsel.
The witnesses examined, in the order
OF their calling, were: James P. Ford,
Policeman Frank Tibbitt, Chief Hawkins,
N mrs Ella Fell, Hugh Stewart and George
Dates Their testimony was amply sufii
clent to warrant the commitment of the
prisoners. The stories told by the differ
ent witnesses dovetsied together without
any noticeable discrepancies. ..
4, appeared that Lewis Il. List rented
she house in which he lived for $15 per
month, and sublet one-half the premises
=" mr. Dean, who paid one-halt the rent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

Send for circular describing Aliens Brain
Food, the most reliable remedy for Nervous
ness, Nervous Debility, dc. Address, Aliens
Pharmacy, 3l5 First Ave, N. Y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
THE I,E4CH MARK ETS.


Furnished daily to EVERY EVENING by
G.. FuRMAN & Co., produce commission
merchants, 10, so and 50 West Washing
ton market, New York City.
Special Dispatch to Every Evenlrs.
NEW YORK, Sept 12.-Peaehes sold to-
day as follows
Plain, per basket. ............. 81. 00a1.25
Extra, per basket. .......... 500. i.50a1.75
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Furnished daily to EVERY EVENING by
HILL & TRuAX, produce commission mer-
chants, No. 313 South Front street,
Philadelphia.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l1.-Peaoh ar
rivals light to-day. We quote;
Extra per basket. 1.50a1.20
Choice per basket LOCAL. so
Prime peribasket... .75al.00
'Culls per basket. ................. .5Oa 10
THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
Peaches very scarce, demand good
market in good shape; prices regardless
of grades are : Retail per half peck,
25a35 cents wholesale per basket,
90al,25.
Yesterdays PEACH SHIPMENTS.
Fifty-nine carloads of peaches were
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

Assclated Press DispaIcn by special wires.
NEW YORK, Sept. I2.-Cotton, firm: sales.
81 bales; middling uplands, lose; midding
Orleans, lO1Ec.
Flour, receipts, 22.793 barrels sales, lO,UO
some cases shade lower supertiue State,
s. 5ab; fancy, do ST. lOa7; round hoop Ohio,
S3Siai 40; choice do. sI.5Oa6.75; supertine
Western, s.. ioa3,SO; common to good extra do.
s5SDai.2i; choice do. siS0a7.0O choice white
wheat, do, Sb.25a1 90; southern, quiet and
steady, common to fair extra, tt.25a5. 30; good
to choice, do, so.Sja6.T5.
Wheat, sac, lower,variable and irregular,
very moderate busine IS, mainly in options ;
No. | white, nominal; receipts, 1874, 200 bushels;
sales. l6,bN bushels No z red, September
sl.lI$al li5s $4,000 bushels October, ST. lJsaa
Lies; 52UOUO bushels do, November, Silica
lis 2S0,tOO bushels do. December, s., lg5sa
/ 20k. 5000 bushels January, Sl.22.
Corn, opened &c. lower, afterwards re-
acted gas trade quiet receipts, I2O1I5
bushels saiss $4,000 bushels; mixed Western
spot, 6Ja6il6c.; do. future, 6l44 aBiI4c.
Oats Lahc lower; receipts, b2 100 bushels;
sales, AO,OOO bushels; No. 2 October, 35L4a.}5c
November, 3b16aS6tsc. do. December, 81 Ma
37Au; State, SIa4ic.;. w Western, 32a43,
Beef, dull, weak; new extra mess $3.50
Pork, duh, heavy spot new mess, $l3.
Lard, unsettled, lower; steam rendered, ST. 60.
Butter, firm, quiet; Western, galSISc.;
Pennsylvania creamery, 2ia2i 4c;State, l6a2icJS.
Cheese, dull; lal05k poor TO choice.
Eggs, Western firm; 22a231S.
Spirits of turpen ae. dull lOlko
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
LEVY COURT.
FOrsytbe ExOnerated Treasurer
Herbert's Report Appropriations.

FOrsytbe ExOnerated Treasurer
Herbert's Report Appropriations
Levy Court convened at the court
house Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock,
with President Shallcross in the chair.
Col. Febiger eaid that William II.
Moore was present, and had complaint
to make against Mr. Farsythe. bridge
tender of Market street bridge AID moved
that he be heard Ths moti1n prevailed
half an hour was spent in listening
to Moore's complaint and Forsythe's de-
tense. 1t seems that recently Moor
lrove on the bridge in direct opposition
to Forss the's command and was stopped.
The horae became frightened and broke
tha limbs of the Wagon. lie nee the H., esti
CATION by the eonrt. On vote of ii .
Gourt it was daeiiad 10 exnnerat. Mr.
Fprsy the from all blame in the casr,
The county collector submitted the fol-
lowing report Of taxes uucollsettd by the
uarinul al Iprtpf,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-05-31
The Terrible Small BoY.

In Western village, a certain good
woman bought a calls head and put it
on to boil, leaving her little boy to
mind it while she went to the church
close by.
"The minister had reached his filthy,
my brethren" when small boy stuck
his head in the door and whispered:
Mammal"
The good woman recognized her son
instantly and began to make signs for
him to leave the door.
Mammal" again came the whisper
this time little louder than before.
The mother shook her finger at the
boy warningly, and indulged in other
familiar pantomine with which she was
accustomed to awe her son. But it
didn't work worth a cent. The boy
was excited and in dead earnest, as the
denouement will show. Raising his
voice he shouted:
Mamma, you needn't wink and blink
at me, but had better come home right
away, for the calfs head is buttin' all
the dumplins out Of the pot"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-05-31
.sSomeflng Mos RemarkabIe.o

An old colored man, evidently from
the country, was standing, wrapped in
admiration i an old army overcoat,
in front of the folding-machine when
we went into the press-room.
Ever see anything to beat that, un-
cle?"
We'll, bcss, dat are is mos 'stonish-
in. Hits wonderful piece OBJ mechan-
:calism, an it jes lays out de paten'
stlmp-puIler an frows dirt on de secu-
ler saw, but boss, we has a mo- remark
able thing down ter our settlement
somefn' dat wud make dis yer ma
chinery look like de small side show
'longside de sho' 'nough suckus in de
big tent.
What is it, uncle?"
docs yer know Hornsby's Bend,
down on de ribber?"
YES"
We'll, sab, dis yer machinery oh
yours am right pert; but Mars James
Hornsby hab somin' dat would make
all dat mechanicalism 'shamed of it.
self F."
What, in the mischief, has he got q"
Mars James Hornsby, sab, hab got
a houn' pup what's web-footed, an a
doninicker hen what crows like q roost-
e.. "-IerGs Sifti72gs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-05-31
The Baggage-Check Racket.

A new trick of thieves to get posses
sion of a travellers baggage is to borrow
a baggage check Of man in passen-
ger car for the purpose Of opening the
catch of a seat so that the seat can be
turned over. The unsuspecting travel
er lends the check, and the borrower
fools around the seat with it, and hands
back another one in its place, and the
owner of the check never knows that he
has been fooled until he gets to his des-
tination and goes after his trunk, when
he finds the other man has got it. Then
he goes out on the platform to get
breath of fresh air and swear half
string at himself. When a man wants
to borrow baggage check in a car give
him soft answer. Tell him to- go to
Cheyenne -Peck'S San.
TWICE as many men as women die of
pneumonia.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-05-31

TWICE as many men as women die of
pneumonia.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

LIE IA Juliet Journee a jamais
memorable pour la France ct tous
ses enfants repandus sur le globe
cntier fut c6lebre a Ia Nouvelle.
Orleans avec une pompe ct un
eclat plus qu'ordiaaire sous les
auspices du Consulat Francais ct
du Comite de Trente don't rHon.
J. Gentil est lie digne president.
Toutes les natiopalites y etaient
representees saus distinction de
parts F.; le canon grondait, les cou-
leurs des differents drapeaux Sc
melaient avec un accord ct une
harmonic egales a celles qui ami
maient tous les eaprits en- ce jour.
Plusieurs discours furent fats ;
entr'autres nous citerons celui du
President Gentil qui emut tous lea
ceurs ct qui fit preuve que NAL
gre les annees, 50 parole est en-
core brulante dams la cause sacr6e
de la liberte.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21
.Juri de Police.
Lundi, 2 Juliet 1883.

"'3 j
LIE juri de police s'est assemble
conformement a requirement.
Pr4sents:--Howard Hofpauir,
president, ct les membres don't
les noms suivent, savoir NM.
Broussard, Nunez, Primeaux, Thi.
beaux, Trahan, ct Vanslyke.
Les minutes de la derniere reu-
MON sont lues ct adoptees.
Sur motion de NJ. Broussard :
Art. 10 Resolu que le Grefier
de ce corps soft ct il est par lie
present charge de correspondre
par lettre avec pHon. G. B. Oar
rail-, Register du bureau des terres
des Etats.U Unis a la Nouvelle. Or
leans. atm de Sc rrocurer dudil
Register des listes de terres qul
ont etc entrees ct achetees dams
cette paroisse depuis l'annee 1870,
:jusqu'a ce jour.
Art. % II est de plus resolu,
que la somme de cinquante.clnq
dollars soft allouee hors du surplus
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

M. Isaac Wise autrefois de no.
tre village ct maintenant mar
chand commissionnaire a la Nile.
Orleans &tait parmi nous cette
semaine. II est maintenant mar.
chand commissionnaire No. AZ
Rue Decateur, Nouvelle. Orleans.
II est inutile pour nous de l'intro'
duire aux citoyeus de notre pa
roisse qni lie connaissent 81 favora'
Element depuis des annees. Nous
lui souhaitons sa grande part des
afaires de la paroiase ct EN- le fai'
SAINT nous ne lui souhaitons que &c
quill merite.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21
Les Process COmiques.

On Sc torture bien souvent la
cervelle pour trouver des idees de
vaudeville alors quill ny a qua
jeter les yeux sur Ia colonne des
fats divers.
Celui.ci, tout recent ct rigou-
reusement authentique, pourrait
s'intituler "Une tempete sur IN
crane"
LIE docteur *** passait dams la
rue lorsqu'il apercut un rassem'
Element. C'etait un ivrogne qui
venait de tomber ct de sc blesser
au front contre langle dq trottolr.
LIE docteur examina sommalre-
meut la plaie ct, bien quill fut tres
presse, acconpagna la victime que
Pon transportait chez le pharma-
Glen lie plus proche.
La, pendant qu'on lnstallalt le
blesse sur uno chaise, il ecr,vit ra'
pidement une ordonnance, le iii
penser avec tout le soin possible
81 bien que, dix minutes plus tard
livrogne s'eloignait an bras dur
garden de la paix.
II await deja la main sur lie bou
ton de la porte pour en- faire au
tant, lorsque lie pbarmacien, hom
me prstique, l'arreta ct lui recla
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21
Un vicux marin, au moment

Un vicux marin, au moment de
mourir recoit un confesseur
Etes-vous en- paix avec votre
conscience !? lui demande le pre-
ire.
Oui, repondit lie marin j'ai &C.
compli une bonne action daDs ma
vie :j'ai converti un juif:
Comment avez- z-vous falt
Mon homme etait tombe a leau;
je saute apres lui. je lie preud par
la tete ct je lui demande "Voulez
vous etre chretien ?' Non, me
repondit-il. Alors. je lui remet la
tete sous l'eau :; puts, je lie repeche
ct je lui demande encore sill veut
etre chretien. "Oui, oui, quill me
repond, je me fails chretien.' "Eh
bien ! lui dis,je, menrs en- chre.
tien !" Et je le lache.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

ma lie prix de la potion quill
await administree au hesse.
LIE docteur, stup6fait, Sc recria
en- disant que celia ne le regardait
pas.
-C'est vous qui avez comman-
de ainsi qu'en fait de fol votre
ordonnance, c'est vous qui paierez.
-Jamais de la viel
Et lie docteur sortit furieux en-
faisant claquer la porte.
Quarante-huit heures apres, bill
let davis envoye par le pharma-
Glen. Fort de sou droit, le doc
teur ny prend garde. Assigna'
ton, commandments, autres grl-
moires pleuvent chez lui. Bref,
un beau jour, uu huissier Sc pre-
sente pour saisir le" meubles avec
un total de frais enorme. Un me-
moire d'huissicr grefe sur une
note d'apothicaire, vous devinez
ce que celia peut.stre!
Mais voici Oh l'affaire SO corse {:
LIE jeune mGdecin allait Sc ma
rier. LIE papa beau.pere, juste-
ment alarme du va-et.vient des
hommes de Justice, en- conclut que
le futur meme une existence de po.
lichinelle ct s'6crie CONNIE Nonan.
court dams le "Chapeau de paille
d'ltalie."
Mon gendre, tout est rompu
Remplacez l'ivrogne par un on
clio de province venu pour doter
sa niece ct victime dun accident
de voiture, faites,le reparaltre au
d6nouement pour tout e4pliquer,
embrasser son sauveur, ct doubler
la dot. ct dites.moi 81 vous n'avez
pas Ia la donnee complete dune
folie en- trois actes 7
Et dire que la potion admins
tree par le pharmscien consistait
probablement en- un grand verre
d'eau.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

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 le ts6sor de
la paroisse soient rsunis en- un
seul fond qui sera designes tonds
surplus de 1882, exception est taite
des fonds destines aux Points ct
Chemins, Elections ct Licences.
Art. A Resolu que Pordon-
nance du juri de police adoptee le
3me jour d'avril 1882, relative
ment aux Cochons, soft ct est par
lie present amende de maniere ~
inclure les dispositions suivantes
Que tous les cochons ou pourceaux
Qui seront trouves dams des clo-
lures a ravager, peuvent etre tues
apres 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 r@solu,
Que toutes les ordonnances on par
tie performances qui sont en- con-
fit avec le present, sont par le
present rappelees.
Les personnes suivantes sont
par lie present nominees surveil'
lants des chemins publics, ct servi.
ront pendant un an a compter de
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

Jusqu'a present la paroisse jouit
dune sante penible pour Ia pro-
fession m6dicale ct pour ce qui est
des avocats, nous dit-on que les ha.
bitants du Vermillon ont abjure
la chicane, qu'ils sont decides de
vivre en- paix ct r6gler toutes leurs
difficulties sur un systeme tout a
fait patriarchale. Parlez de celia
au moins ct non pas de ces gems
qui sont toujours a Sc dechirer, ct
qui veulent vivre au chevet du
monde. Deux voix derriere lie ri.
Fdeau.-ImbGcile J.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

Nous lemons en- mains Ia carte
de N. B. Trellue L Gle, de Pat
tersonville, manufacturers de tou-
tes especes de bois, pour points,
che,nins de fer, etc. lis tiennent
CONSIGNMENT a vendre, douves,
fonds de boucauts de premiere
qualite. lis vendront leur bois a
des prix mod4res ct s'engagent a
fournir un article qui satisfaira les
plus exigeants. Leur commerce
avec le Vermillon sera directe ct
continu sils recoivent Get encou'
ragement qui'ls croient meriter.
Tous ceux qui veulent du bois fe'
ront bien d'envoyer leur bill a ces
messieurs avant d'essayer ailleurs.
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SOCIETE DE BIENFAISANC CE
EFT DE
PROTECTION MUTUELLE
DE LA PAROIssE vERMILLON.

A la reunion trimestrielle qui
devait avoir lieu dimanche dernier
Ter Juliet, un nombre sufisant de
membres n'etant pas present pour
former la majorite, il a etc decide
ou'une reunion extraordinaire au'
rait lieu le dimanche 5 aeut pro.
chain, a midi tres-precis, sans au.
tire avis que lie present. Cette as,
semblee sera 81 importante que
tous les soci&taires sont instam
ment prizes d'etre ponctuels.
81. BLANC, President.
G. A. MoU1ssEr, Scct-protempore.
7 Juliet 1883.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

In l'sant les journaux nous voy,
ouS 10 sentiment universal ct bien
T0Oonce contre lie monopole en-
'a'es choses, Les accapareurs
40''ea1 apprendre tot au tard,
ss' !, N nauvre peuple hnit I'ar Sc
''er rosuer petit a petit De tous
sufs drolts. Qn'ils sachent que
s''x da penple est forte ct tou,e
e .a''.sats' ct ne peut pas stre
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-07-21

Cetewayo SO fait une reputation
colossale CONNIE militaire depuis
son retour dams ses domaines. II
culbute. il renverse, tout ce qui
ose s'opposer a lui. VOLTA ce que
c'est que d'avoir etc dams la go.
ciete dc John Bull pendant quel-
que temps. La au moins on ap'
prend a punir SOS ennemis de leur
vaine t3mtrit9.