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the UNIVERSITY OF The SOUTH

% located AtSEwANEE, TENN. upon the Cumber'
land Plateau, 1000 feet above the sea l,vel. This
School, under the special patronage Of tho Bishors
OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church ia tho eoulh
snd Southwest, offers the ,heathies. Silence AND
in it, Grammar School and it, Collegiate and Theo
logical Departments. For the special claims OF this
University for patronage, apply for documents 10
tho REV. TtLFAIR h0DGsON, DID,, vtce-Chau
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Catarri, Of duo B,nd,t,o,.,,.

Blinging,, irritation, Inflammation, ali Kid.
nay and Urinary Complaints, CURED by
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MEDICAL.
NlllIF..ilI MEDICAL. Ql5 I3l,I
lDI-'lR5I';.,%J!...E::.,..S SIN 18th,
No. l4o4 UHAPL1NE STREET, w
n, III .i., W. Near Fourteenth ytrcct

Lnc best evidence o. phyddans success Ii IN,
sesMtmony OIL Ills patients. The inCreaSing 40
sMae iot my Professional services prove that Ihsy,
oen.r n,onoInhiy AUD tsirly With thoeo who hayi
ont permission, though have many sundrss Tor ncl
unts1tes from those whom have crrcd aiiey the,
, nsI eSen PRONOUNCED lncurAbc. Thorough med
ense and familiarity with thesapStia auenS e'i
cl III ooeer!Anoo pi tempernmeutL peculisritiel
ana sllic. attention u hygtenio rnxnsrencnt m.
~ cure u possible, and frankly piyo
Homo Proof. 3
I. >! Mdney sna Liver Diseases and Rheumatrn.-
ooua not sos ous Of Ssd .esmsd 70 h9p
n NyEaEyA33 zkP!i PIiLLifs,
Ca!aryh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired yoi,e- Sns
ie1ed ior years; patent medicine failed 70 help me-
Dr. smih completely S ~ II m Va ~, nn,,
4. =, l-69ss OF spcidOl 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Va, VI
DySpepia and Uiceratcd Btomxch.--.@frestman ami
10. Years failed 70 syc ne rel!ei Dt Smith cured
% T ,baJ ~ M0aa. Insurance Agent,
ou!sa 'A'n ~ lo sSStssse I S31 u sRh
Scsotuls, Running Sores on Head.-."My son va,
sMictod Tor fourteen yeAs. Nothing seemed 70
help him. d.. smith cured htm; mn,,, t,..7
49,, Assies Street, Wheeling. ". VI.
UanccI-"HuNerea Tor Year, with .AilueY Had
II cut out thlcc tines ItretuIned after each oper.
s''S s nr smith cured me SS!hap' sp,,s rsS
ftlus, fistuia Of Anus.-RiaI on my 6aos lur III u
wsots. nepotted dying. Dr. smith cured me
without lnife In Ave week, NJ, :, 80,
Wholesale Grocer, Main d., n heeiinT. v v.
/, ulcerationa Of hecsum, Prolapsus aud Pilea-
ivan given up TO die and pronounced incuiabls
d. knlA cured me Without tutfe. ~ - -
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DR.. Fra.isr's nool Bi,ters;

Fraziefa Root Bitteru are no. dram ehop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep ths bowels open and regular,
cleanse The blood and system Of every impu.
rity.f Bold by. druggists. 81 90. ~,
4i355; DH. YRAzrER's AAaio oiNTAKsr
Tho greatest blessing that ha9 been dlsooy.
ered In this generation. A sure cure for Boils,
Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh W ounds, Sore Nip
pies, Hard sud Boit Corns, Chappsd Lips and
Hands, Pimplea and Blotohea. Price 800.
Sold by Druggists )! 81 g..; /. ";
jlsE' FpAzIrp MEDICINE, Co., Prop'B. r. ~
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EPISCOPAL Is ~
Female Institute,

Rzv. J. c. WHEAT. D. D., Principal, assisted by 4
full corps OF expcrienced tescheEs The 1l,h au.
nual s,hion opens sept 10. 1854 Terms moderate
Number Of onardcrs limited. Applications for the
vacancies created by the retirement Of members Of
the aduating clasi will now DO received. Apply
for ctrrnfkrS 10 the PRINCIPAL, ~ ]. @ WHEAT
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: HpeciGl Agents In Wheeling. logan & Co., O.
aenkemelles, 4. b. Burt & Co., Mc1. T. Young,
I. I. ghlsk. b. Il. Da1zah and J. D, White d Co,
Bells!ro, Ohio: A. B. ong, Martina YszrJ, Ohio.
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Pl:WIT'HE


MAY mean "Poisor ed with Potash" This Is the
III case with hundreds who hSve been unwixe
enough TO lake sa,sapaIilsB Potash mixtures, etc,
until digestion Ia Glmost fatally impaired. svf.S
specific IS vegetable remedy ard restores the sys
EN- TO health and builds up the waste mado BY
.hese poisonA ~ -l.}9 Z =! ~ j}i " -;llg.i
II was SD tiering with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with mercury and Potash, only 70
make mo worse. Tnc Potssh took away my appe
titc and gave mo dyspepsia. and both gave me
rheumstlEu. theu TOOK sRfsspartllaa, &c. AL
those sa.sapar!l!a mixtures have Potash In them.
This made me still worse, as Il drove tho poison
take switts specific, and 1! cured nc Of the blood
Poison, drove tho Mercury and rotaHh out OF MY
system, and to-dsy lam rs we'll ca ever was"
3ssa y GAo. o. WELLMAS, JA., Salem, Mass
John 4. Smith, the largest mcrchsnt In Gaines.
vile, Ga, says: Il eted for yests from the com.
blned effects Of Fry.ipelas and eczema l contiu.
ued TO grow wore under medical treatment and
BY taking medicine containing POTASH B.. &. 8.
cured me thoroughly aud alb: olutely. My appetite
strength and flesh returned asl was cured with It."
Treatise GU Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
to applicants. l3iisf{lfI.'2e.z : ~; =
~ Ir';s5l.ssz .5 .rtJr, uu-1r..r opvCrrrC RI L =
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n Now, thia rate Of charges and appraise.
ment wonld ruin many coal operators, saw
mills, operators IN lumber and others, aud
produce unhesrd OF commotion. Railroads
equalizs and apportion their charges every.
wnrye, making no difference for matter
Of 20 miles, SO = in order to give all q
chance. It is 10 their interest to do 60.
For example, the charges on coal from
Davis Creek to Newport Newa Is the same
as from Armstrong; Creek and the ssna
from either places 10 the Ohio river. LIT
Mr. Wilson's views and opinions become
laws and our railroads would bounce " eat
Virginia freight This 30 far from inducing
capital 10 make roads for US, would be- to
conHscate roads ns soon as made. The O.
& 0. road doee rot make, ! suppose, one
percent on ita cost. lis stock II quoted at
$40 on the $780, Il The ssme may be said aa
| 10 profits, Tor most Southern roads and
many western roads. Should Mr.. Wilson'S
railroad bill become law it is impossiblet c
suppose that any. more railroads would b.
made la this State, iors they would be- In
vited 10 q feast Of bankruptcy. i4i
& He has made canvaea for nomination
Tor Governor on the merits Of bis Rsilroat
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Wholesale Grocer, Main st, Wheeling, ", VI
:. Ulcerationl Of heGtum, PIOlnpsus aud piloa.-
WAS given up 10 die And pronounced ineurabie
". km1t CURED me without knife" n 4 ~. u
49,, ~ IEsr &C. : WARRINGTON nRl ANY sg)
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Home, Proof

q Kidney and Liver Diseases and phcnm,,,.r, v
Suffered Notwithstanding seOmed 10 holn ma,
ooula not gos CUT Of bed. ". smith cured ne. y
n gAA3}{ 2kPlI. PHILLIPS. -
w! z x, w $40 Wheeling, W, Va,
Ca.arrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired yo,oa-sns
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Al trainh daily except sunda7, IS. IS. -
Pullmanh Pafkce Drawing Room and s1eentnr ro,s
m ! without change fiom s.eubcuyli!e LIT 10
Enlaaelphia and New York. Tcat 10 Columbus
CINCINNATI Louisville. Chicago, Ind..rirolia aud.
ros !h.ough tickets, baggage ehcckr, sleeping car
secommodat!onl, aad any iuIther !rfu1mAtion. AZ.
Ply tHss 49, oMLSs1N, Tekot Agent At psn.
TcSot os5ns g ,eo. 2! eleventh sses; Or 4 City
AK u III ,t7. 2 - JANIS ECCREA, 80 p.
8 ~ Nanxyn., Columbus, Ckio. n
= ~ TO- ~. rohu, r't.-.s. 70 Il
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Il he has made 8 canvaea for nomination
for Governor on the merits Of his Railroad
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Z my NO. lIo4 Chsp,,ne 81. WhSelinv !
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-14
Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, o..
COUNTY or
At a session of the Probate Court for the
County of Shiawasscc, holden at the Probate Office,
the City of Corunna, on Thursday, the 18th day
of November, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-four.
PRESENT, \. A. Harper, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Franklin III. Child,
minor On reading and filing the petition, duly
verified, Of S. L. Headley praying that William
Austin, or some other suitable person, may he
appointed guardian of the estate and person Of said
minor.
Thereupon it is Ordered, that Monday, the sth
day of December next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition.
and that the heirs at la Y of said minor, and
all other persons interested in said estate, are
required to appear at a session of said Court, then
to be holden at the Probate office In the City of
Corunna in said county and show cause, If any
there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted.
And II is Further Ordered. that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested In said estate
and minor. of the tendency of said petition, and
the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this
order to be published in THR TIMES, a newspaper
printed aud circulated in said County of Shiawassee
for three successive weeks, and also by causing the
same to be personally served at least fourteen days
previous TO said day of hearing. upon George
Child If he be found in said County.
A.. A. HARPER,
"a TRUE COPY Judge of Probate.
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Order Of

STATE OF MICHIGAN, SEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN CHANCERY.
NETTIE c. HOWARD, Complainant
GEORGE N. HowARD Defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County
of Shiawassce, in Chanecry. at C0runna, on the 9Th
day OF November, AID. 1884.
In this cause IL appearing from affidavit on file,
that the subpoena issued in this cause cannot be
served on the defendant, George ". Howard, on
account of his continued absence from his last place
of abode which Is Leslie, in the County of Inghain,
In the State of Michigan; on motion OF 3. Il. Smith,
complainant's solicitor, IL II ordered that the said
defendant, George N. Howard, cause his appearance
to be entered herein on the 10th day Of April, AID.
1885, and in case of his appearance that he cause his
answer to to the complainant's bill OF complaint TO
he fled and q copy thereof to be served on said
compliments solicitor within twenty days after
service on him of a copy of said bill and notice OF
this order; and that In default thereof, said bill be
taken as confessed by the said nonresident defcn-
dant.
And Il Is Further Ordered, That within twenty
order to be published In THE TIMES, a newspaper
printed, published and circulating In said county,
and that such publication be continued therein at
least once IN each week, for six weeks In succession,
or that shc cause a copy of this order TO be person
ally served on said nonresident defendant at least
twenty days before the time above prescribed for
FRANK II. WATSON,
Circuit Court Commissioner In and for S~hiawassee
s. i. SMITH, Compliments Solicitor.
Dated at Corunna. Nov. sth, 1884.
IA TRUE CoPYl
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The Vernon Band of Hope will hold
public meeting next Sunday afternoon
at the Baptist church. Charles Holman
and other total abstinence workers will
be present to address the meeting.
Hon. Cell Reed, of Vernon, and Mr..
Chester Harrington Of this City have gone
to Fort Worth. Texas, for the winter.
The TINES hopes they may have a pleas
ant journey and return with improved
health in the spring.
The next meeting of the Shiawassee
county Teachers Association, will be
held at Owosso. on Friday evening and
Saturday the 21st and 22d inst.
Will Parish. of Vernon, has secured a
situation MS Telegraph operator at Cresco,
Calhoun county.
The street lamps in Owosso, have been
put in good order, and are a great public
convenience these dark nights.
The Owosso first Polo team will play a
match game with the Saginaw team on
Thursday evening, Nov. 81. The Sagi-
nav team is one of the best in the State,
and a good game may be expected. The
audience may apprehend 40 damage from
being struck with the ball, as a close
game will be played.
Henry Galusha, who lives on the east
side, of Washington street, north Of King,
is seriously i'll with congestion of the lung $
THE TIMES notes the marriage on the
22d ult., of Arthur Mckay and Alta A.
Bush, both of Hazelton. The bridegroom
is a popular young man Of New Lothrop,
of the firm of Vets & Mckay.
At the Sanitary convention to be held at
East Saginaw on the I'd and 3D. days of
December, important papers are expected
from Drs. III. b. Baker, r. G. Kedzie and
G. III. Eames. and from Hon. William l..
Weber.
The Chesaning Argus says that "Mr.
G. w. Thorn, who but a spell ago was a
resident of ST. Charles, and late of Lam
sing, has returned to Owosso, and is again
at his old post in Stuart's hardware store,
after an absence of five years."
There is a pressing need for a stringent
law to prohibit dynamite fishing in any of
the waters Of Michigan. The trouble is,
that while some large fish are taken, to
which no one objects, thousands of min
nows and other small fish are killed. If
this is continued much longer the rivers
and lakes will become depopulated. The
legislature 0 to meet cannot take action
On this matter a day too soon.
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THE OPERA

1t may not be generally known that u
portion of the popularity Of this famous
opera is due TO a political hit" suggested
by its plot. 1t Is the custom in England
to place members of the dominant politi-
cal party over the affairs of the Navy.
These persons are often unqualified either
by education or experience for such q 20.
sition.
Sir Joseph Porter X. c. b., First Lord
OF the Admiralty, is supposed to be such
q person, who from the lower ranks of
society has been elevated to the peeragc,
and appointed 10 an important position
with nc greater reason than to throw the
"sop" of a compliment to the ''Ceberus''
of the Commoners. We would naturally
infer that IL such q person should attempt
10 be more than a figure head in the con.
troll of the affairs of the Navy, q good
many absurd regulations and ideas would
be the result. The observer will note as
the play progresses, with what delicate yet
powerful sarcasm the subject Is indirectly
handled.
Gilbert and Sullivan are the authors of
quite a number oil Unpopular operas, of which
"Pinafore is the most renowned. This
production took" like wildfrc wherever
it was produced, and was played for
months to crowded houses in the principal
cities of Europe and America. We aie
glad that the citizens Of Owosso and vi.
cinity are allowed at last the privilege Of
enjoying an opera which no one should
miss. 1t Is a treat both dramatically and
unsteady. Reserved Seats for sale by II.
w. Holman
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The Shiawassee County Sunday School
convention. held at Morricc on Tuesday
and "Wednesday was largely attended, Mr..
nj. ii. Reynolds, the President in the
chair. with DR.. G. p. Parkill in charge of
the Question box. The subject under
consideration pertained 10 the Sunday
School work. On Tuesday evening Rev.
ID. w. Shafts read an exceedingly valua.
bic paper, ~ the "Perils to our youth ex-
listing in modern society" which was sup.
%plemented by interesting and instructive
remarks by Rev. G.. III. Wilson, of Owes
80, who claimed hat all these perils are
caused by the disrespect u people
have for law as law. On Wednesday
morning Rev. j.. Donnelly read an in
teresting paper on, "How to Study the
Bible" and he was followed by Rev. VIM.
Anderson, of Laingsburg, whose Scotch
blood seems to be aroused by sight of
childless attendance on public worship,
and the absence OF a adults from the Sun
day school.
II is, also, just that we should add that
the blackboard exercise, Representing
the Path of Life" by Mrs. Weeks, of
Laingsburg, was magnificent beyond de-
scription.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were M. II. Reynolds, President; Chas.
Holman, Vice-Presidcnt; Mrs. Randolph,
of Vernon, Secretary; DR.. c.. p. Parkill,
Treasurer. The spring meeting will he
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-14
SCHOOL REPORT.

Middlcbury School district, No, ., fall
term closed Nov. 18th.
No. of days school, 80
No. of pupils enrolled. "a
Average daily attendance, 10
Those present every day, were Eva
Thorp, Edna Thorp, and Frank Thorp.
Those not tardy, were Eva Thorp, Edna
Thorp, Frank Thoyp, Willie Warren,
James Sawtell, George Woodwork, Leslie
Harris, and Georgianna Fairfield.
TEACHER.
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The most Successful Remedy ever discov-
cred, and It Is certain in its effects and does not
blister. Read proof below.
From the "SDiyit eT The Times" july 20, 81:
Horses in the stable, paddock, or when at exercise,
are always liable to accidental bruises, ETC.. which
frequently result in enlarging the joints and form
ing u~nslghtly punches OH the knees and feet. DIR.
b.. j. Kendall, of Enosburgh Falls, VT, has dis
covered q most successful remedy for these troubles.
which is certain in its effects and does not blister.
The Doctor Is in daily receipt of testimonials of the
good effect Of his remedy. IL should always be kept
on hand by owners of horses and keepers of livery
stables. Price 81 per bottle, six bsttlcs SIS. For
sale by druggists everywhere, and by DR.. ID. J. Ken
dali Company. Enosburgh Falls, Vt. Nov II VI
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PINAFORE.
Orchestral Overture.

Orchestral Overture.
SYNOPSIS. ACT I-Quarter Deck of the
ship Pinafore. Appearance of the Bum.
boat woman. A soul and body defOrmed.
The dashing young sailor. Loves con
fcssion. A temptation of thigh degree
The beauty of the seas. A child's nc.
acknowledgement.
Arrival of the Lord of The Admiralty.
Sycophauts. The self-made man. The
station Of the British Tar.
The meeting of The lovers. The rash
avowal. Pride VS.. love. The desperate
resort. Loves intervention. The plan
for the night.
ACT 1.-THE captain and the Bumboat
woman. Rejected love. The covert
threat. The captain and Sir Joseph
Lordly modification. The unwilling ad
vocate. Love levels rank. The betrayal
The clopement. The arrest. The rev
citation of the. baby farmer. The Changed
rank. The triple engagement. The de.
nounccment,
Decker's Orchestra.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-14

The officers of Owosso Lodge No. 80,
/. o. 6. r., for the coming term, Were
installed as follows; Wig
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be given next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, is as follows
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-16

LIE NoMBRE SEpT.-ll Went de
mourir a Marseilles un richie pro.
prietaire qui await regl6 toutes
les actions de sa vie sur lie nombre
sept. Tout ce quill est d'usage de
compter par douzaines, les chemi.
ses, les bas, les serviettes, il les
comptaient par septa;nes, il posse
DAFT sept cbiens, sept chevaux ct
sept voitures. Sept domestiques
preparaient les sept NETS don't Sc
composaient ses repas. II await
toujours sept personnes table
II reglait ses complies le sept de
chaque mois, ct quand il montai|
en- omnibus, au lieu de six sous, il
en- donnait sept. II ne s'etait pas
marie, par crainte d'avoir plus OF
moins de sept enfants, par deses
poir de ne pouvoir posseder sep
femmes.
II est mort le sept du mois der
nier !; esperons quill va monter a.
septieme ciel.
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cent soft ct il est par lie present al.
lou6 a NM. Jos. a. Chargois ct

cent soft ct il est par lie present al.
loue a NM. Jos. A. Chargois ct
w. W. Edwards, (avocats) con.
.jointement sur les sommes qu'ils
ont collectes ct a etre collect4es
en- vertu dun jugement pour ar
gent qu'lls ont obtenu dams lie pro-
ces qu'ils intent6rent coutre G. B.
Shaw, collecteur des taxes ct au-
tres au nom de Ia paroisse. No
du doss.er de la cour du 25me
district judiciaire de cette paroisse
CONNIE pleine compensation pour
les services qu'ils rendirent com.
me avocats dams ledit process.
Art. 7. Resolu, que NJ. A. Van.
slyke ct Joseph Trahan, soient ct
lis sont par le present nommer
pour constituer un comit6 spe
ciale avec pouvoir plelniere atm
d'entrer en- arrangement ct de con.
c)ure un compromis avec MN.
Cade Freres dams la fixation du
chemin public qui existe actuelle-
ment sur leur habitation qu'ils
en- fassent un rapport a la pro-
chaine seance de ce corps.
Pour les complies alloues, voyez
la partie anglaise.
LIE juri alors s'ajourna jusqu'au
Ter lundi, Tine jour d'avril 1884.
Howard HoFFPAU1R, President.
AMBROSE LAcoUR, Grefier.
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Une Tragedie en- France.

La vile de Cambrai Went de
tre mise en- emoi par une doulou-
reuse tragedie don't voici les de.
tails
Un jeune homme ct unc jeune
file appartenant a de bonnes fa-
miles, await concu l'un pour Pau
tre un attachement inviucible.-
lis s'6taient donne rendez vous au
jardin public qui, dome sur les
remparts de Ia vile.
Arrives au rendez vous, ills ! Sc
promenaient lie long des remparts,
devisant d'amour ct d'esp6rance,
sans s'apercevoir qu'ils 6taient
suivis par lie pere de la jeune file
qui, a tort ou a raisop, n'approu
vait pas leur Reorganization.
Ayant entendu un bruit de pas
derriere enx, lis monterent sur le
rempart ct Sc retournerent pour
voir qui venait ainsi troubler leur
tete a tete.
LIE pere cache, dams les brous-
sailles, tira son revolver, ajusta lie
jeuue homme ct fit feu. La jeune
file ayant apercu son pere ct VI le
movement. Sc jeta devant son
fance, recut en- pleine figure la
bale qui lui e,ait destinee.
LIE jeune homme desespere ct ne
vou!ant pas SURVIVE a sa fancee,
Sc jeta tete premiere dams le fosse
qui borde le rempart en- dehors,
ct, tombant sur des QUARTERS de
rocs, s'y brisa la crane.
LIE pere, a la vue des malheurs
don't il etait la cause, est deyenu
I fou de douleur. M
La jeune 6lle etait admirable
meut belle ct ce tragique evene.
ment a jet6 un deuil sur toutc la
societe de Cambria.
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REGISTRATION

Notice is hereby given. that in
compliance of the provisions of
Act No. 1913 of the General As,
sembly of the State. approved
April 10Th 1880. shalt keep my
Office open daily, Sundays and 1t
gal holidays excepted, from I
o'clock A. NJ, 10 / o'clock P. NJ.
aud from 2 o'clock P. M. until 6
o'clock P. M., for the registration
Of all legal voters, commencing at
the court house in the iowa Of
Abbesille, on February 23d inst,
the 22d being legal holiday /;
the Office shall remain there one
week, and then it will be estab-
ished for one day at each of the
hereinafter polling and other de-
signated places in each ward as
follows, to wit !:
lst ward, March Sd at the
school house,
lst ward, march 5th at Jean
Penne,
End ward, march 9th at c A
Mouisset,
End ward, march 7th at F N
Levy's store.
4th ward, march 10th at Mrs
Laz Broussard, r...
5th ward, march llth at J Alb
shire, jr,
5th ward, march 18th at Lessiu
Abshire.
9th ward, march l7th at Robs
Greene,
9th ward, march 18th at Desire
Vincent,
9th ward, marce Goth at Agri.
cole Benoit,
7th ward, march Oath at A La
cour jr,
.7th ward, march 25th at Alex
Crawford,
7th ward, march 3lst at James
F Lee,
and will reopen at the court house
in Abbeviile, on Monday April 7th
and keep open as above stated
until Thursday April l7tb at 6
O'Clock P. NJ, at which time the
Office of Registration will be
finally closed.
DAVID NJ. LYONS,
Assessor & Registrar.
Feb. 9th 1884.