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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
WANTS.

WARNlNG To II TEAS AND no .RDINa
W bos.,s Loos Gu. Or one nr. II. Bouiash.
who d, als in speciacles. and aims ~ bs an oc.
Oh nee t. DC DO 50 &c ds',. II HEwahs, froSiie.
tor ofe X stauraut, cofslcsns. rN msis.lt
w ANTtD.-A YOUNG MNe. OR DoY, A
rtlab AID connecticut cOloo'or. wiling
~ woik aud make Lims II useful IN q ,tore.
Adde'S, with reference TBoS.. care Herald
office maiS1t
WANTED -TwEETY BokRpERs AT NO.
w 80 Or, an Stree reaso" able rats and aond
accrmmoo- = onr. mar8.lt
AAN7ED- NEn1LE MUSIC TE A0HKE;
nlso, male 81 fems tesuner OF drawing or
painting. Apply NJ Texas school Agency, eoe
Main street, n.ll.s. ms's.lt
WANTED-i.oO0 MFN TO VISIT HUNsTA.
Wv bles Boot sni shoe sioIe. Ernst marriott
NMANiED-To RRNr A HOT SIX OF N OR i2
w rooms fur ih,d or ~ fur, ishrd; central
location Address A l., cLoRS. SOi JACKSON
street. mar5.3t
IA ANrtD--s GENTS. ADDRESS THE ST.
w LOU S ELECTRO LAMP 90, ST louis
Mo-. for rpulsr, Gu. a d toms for he 80 Can.
die Power Cameron Electric emo. mara st
AZ ANIEo- a GJO B.EAn AND CAKE
" baker Addrs :, with reference, O.. A
FARls N co Enn,s Tests msri.1w
tNAkTED-AT BLANKE HIP & BLAKEs,
w 30 lady %, ra,o s n. d so experieuned shirt
hands. Apply Main street entfan c. third floor.
feblsH
"a ANrED- Tv BELL hvLkYBoDf WOOD;
., ~ 6.1cor on had ;Cgi Will have aye, no trouble
,esme 10 DYsTFRBAcH. dec6-sm
.AyANIED TWO BOILER MAhERs. AP.
w ply Immediately 10 Novelty Iron Works.
Good wsgeb and STEADY employment. JOHN
wEsTER. ianl0u
khI An FkD-YUu iUeIOp ArThE NATION
w AL HOTEL; hrBt- Gloss accommodations a.
seesonable ratio --OEIY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CEN e. PER DAY. Tho build
ing Is brick with three stsirweys In case OF hre.
Located In the busiRoss portion OF the city. only
ore equare from s'reet'cgr line, and one square
nom Texas & Pacific and Missouri Saoiic Depot
Convenient 20 passengers coming or going over
either road Office open all night. Guests arc
called FOR all trains. T. CLFARY Proprietor.
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Office of Goodman & Panlsou, Tyler, Tex
as, September 10Th, 1898. ]. +. Smith IL
Co.. s.. Louis:- Your Bile Beans are de-
cidedIy n remedy of great merit. They arc
growing very popular, aud always give
Satisfaction. Have not heard single COM
plant OF them. Your Chill and Fever
Tonic 10 also very good medicines; indeed
We have BoId oite a number OF bottles, and
have not yet had single one returned.
Yours truly,
GOODMAN PAuLsos. druggists.
For sale nv all druggists
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P. w. Goebel, druggist OF Louisburg,
Kansas. snyf: 81 have sold Pr ckly Ash
Is tiers for hive years and / have never
handled medicine which gave more uni
versal satisfaction. It's fsst becoming The
family medicine OF this section. have
warranted dozens Of bottles and never had
one returned.
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uorsford's Acid Ph osphnte.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
limitations and cOunlerfsiis have again
appeared. Be sure that the word Hons
FoRD's" is on the wrapper. None are gen.
nina mil hnut H.
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STATE PRESS.


VIII the Texas delegates 10 to thu con-
vention nninstructed? Some OF our ex-
favor this. but We look upon del
egste as nothing but q mou'h-piece for the
people, and he should speak their seuti-
ments and cast their talots.-tGainesville
Iudenendenf
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Wnen you visit or leave New York CITY.
save baggage, expresses or carr age h're ana
SOP 81 toe Grand Union hoisl. opposite the
Grand Central depot. SIX hundred elegant
rooms. fitted up ~ q cost OF 81 go 90, re-
duced /, 81 and upwards per DAY. Euro
pesn plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
With the best. Horse cars, stsg and ele-
vzfed rrs.rorif % al dspcts Fsmiiiss can
live better Tor less money a the Grand
Union hotel than Ia Az oihcr hrrt-clsss
1oGe n the c;:y-
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Valuable and Convenient.
Broxn's Bronchial froches are safe and
sure remedy for bronchitis, coughs and
other troubles of the throst and lungs.
Sold only in boxes Price 25 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

The Sulphur sp'ings G ,zstte refers fav-
orably 10 two Of Hunt coun,y's men for the
senate, and thinks the people OF its counsy
would tupIo rt either OF them. One Il
Judge Andy Marshall. ><ho was defeated
for the position In the last campaign By
kim, OF Camp county; the other is Hon.
E. J. Tile,n. Hunts present representative
In the Legislature. La Banner.
CULDsRsOs's CAEDIDAof.
We hardly think Culberson will be n can
didste for re election 10 this position. aud
a. prospective candidate Hon >. w Stew
art OF Hopkins, and Hon. J. Q. Cbero
reth, Of Fsnnin. have been favorsnlv men
Toned. We hsv~ ASP heard J q II ,dcee,
of Lunar. and Hon. Mr.. Isylor, OF Red
Riv r county. frofen Of, but think u i'm
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NOTICES.

NioIlSE 10 CREniTURs : NoiicE rs
IN hereby given 10 all pers ms having claims
against the estate of J Jores. ccrcased, that
II W Jones whose place Of business is ut the
CouithOu of Dallas county. Tex =, wss ap
poined Administrator of said esistc, On he 4ih
day. Of Febr ary. 1881 and thst all claims
against said estate must be presented & hun
within the time rres rbed by law H. w
JONES. administrator OF the estate Of J. J.
mes dc sed feb7d-thursit
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LOK sAlE >6,oOUj GREAT BARGAIN.
+ My farm, 81 .es eat If Dallas, on Rock.
wall road AM Iroposc1 Inc Of The G., G. & s. Fo
Rairoid, T.. Paris, 100 acres, under fence;
good 'ranc residence, rooms l thed and
plastere1: br,k fire ace IN each TO m; 5000
bearing fruit trees all Of very best select on;
FISH pond stackci with German caro-; horses,
wagons. plows and sli Ter the sum OF Fix thou
sand nve hundred dol ars; ON -third cash, bal
anoe In one and two years. Address w. G. CON.
NOR xi7 G. vestin 7 ks. feb6.1m
4 OK SALE BkODM MA,iiINf FUR SAFE.
y Two Lew machine, and presses. Westlako
WM pfoUTs care nersld office jan22H
L'Va ,ALE--rnINi MtLLs AND rA2I
T. Including abou. 80 acres OF land, 100 Ia cul
iyation; biiance limber aud pasture land;
bargain Ill be given Apply TO J. q. KEN
DALI, 413 Main street. Dsi,s dec23.
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7 AIDES or Young Men In 81 or country to
| - take nice. light and II assn work at their
own homes; 50 to rs q day ta,ily and quietly
made work sent by mai; no canvas.
| ing no amp for reply. plesse ad iress Re Ia.
| bio M'rg CO rhiladslnhi-. Pa. drawer TT
| A ilVtkIIsrk5-Sen I our select list OF
| n local newspa ers. George p. Rowe1 d Co I,
| 10 Srrnrn s'ree' Y.
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WANiED-To RRNrAHpT SIX OF n OR
w rooms fur he'd or u fur, ish.d; cen,
location Address A. l., cLoRB. sO4 Jacli
street mar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

1t will be necessary for the democratic
party OF rexss IN mold Two conventions
this year. Ths earlier will be for appoint
ing delegates TO the national convention
and the second will intimate q governor
and other STATE officers. The Two cannot
well conso idate. f,r it would necsssiiate IL
being held so early. in having TO nppoint
delegates before tbs national conven' ion on
July Sth, that the state canvass won d ho
entirely To long aud expensive,-tCleourne
Telegram.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

WAN ~ NEnNLE MUSIC AZ AOHkE;
nlho, msle 81 fema Q tesuner OF drawing or
painiipg Apply NJ Texas scho, Agency, COZ
Main oirta at II .lI.s maiSlt
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE -FOUR GO d MILCU COWS
y with cGvef; so a good second hand buggy
and harness. App<A 727 Bryanst. ners.1t
LOR BALE INING.ROOy AND LUNCH
Y room fixtures d business for sae, at De.
pot Eajng.houss, longyiew Junction. Texas.
marS.H
LOR sALE-fHREE TNO.sTOKY BRICK
L stores corner Au.tn A. 4 Kim rtree!c, next
10 Sanger Brothers, Nos t0l. 50i & SOC. apply
IN w. RODGERS. 5J6 I'm street. maTlH
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THNas VETERANS.

The Paris Nortn Texan warns the people
not to forget that the Texas veterans will
meet In that city April 20lh, and wants he
occasion to be a success. We are cer,ain
that tho ever generous and hospitahle Par
isisrs do not need any prompting to have
them prepare for doing the honors OF this
occasion 10 princely ,tyle, and when tho
veterans leave Paris they will have cause
10 congratul ate Themselves that their lines
were cast in such 8 pleasant p!ace.-[Sher-
man Courier.
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IA ANTtD--sGENTs. ADDRESS THE ST.
w LOU S ELECTRO LAMP 90, st Louis
Mo-. for iruulsr. Gu. a d toms for he 10. Can
die Power CaSpcr. on Electric irmD mara 81
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WANTED-l,0O0 MFN TO VISIT HUNSTA.
w hle's u Anl mi shoe sinIe. Ernst mnr6-6l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

i, OK SALE, FINE RESI- lkNcE LOT, ON
J. ,isting of one acro, IN Ross avenue, near
new Catholic Convent; for sale at bargain. In.
Hun Ivy y wi Ii Dallns. Texas. fnb3.tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

II 10 to be hoped tnat tho democracy vii
discard, fnally. tho'wn-third, rule. II II
ever had any special advantages, IL has 'u
yived them. |, IL the stronghold Of secopt
rate men and dark horses. Though trad
tioDal. IL Is not true democracy, In that l
defeats the will OF the msiority. II tn
people are "a rul,. aud not the politicians
the .wothirds rule must go.-[Bastrop Ad
vel tiser.
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SPECAIE prre show you that
WANTS BOTH II FINE GOODS and LOW PRICES
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LOR SALE OR RENT - A FIRST. CLASS,
L brand new auo; win sell on the install-
ment onn Applv ~ 36l ltoss avenue. feb29H
LTOR SAi E-ThE NEW, HAM SOME AND
Il convenient two story Biyan residence. 1l0i
ures ard easy I rms. For further particulars,
apply TO WESLEY CLARK. Office 1l3 Camp
street fcb2J.t II
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next testified. He ESD: Wy name is 5.
Escs. A. september. October and Novsm-
-. ,S93 was n the jsrslry business. =
Van stree: NJ. BAUM Nss In business
nm me: VA Sepfemb Der, 1883, did not 10
~ In sl>sro receiys a telegram OF teie-'
~rsme fur Baum fn,m any one; dont re-
ZEN ser whether received 'eisersm Tor
~. tom any one IN O-tooer. received
$3.50 e~ er,ans for Mr.. Lohenstein, hat
1c-.,l n uenbtr recriviDE any Tor b.um.
~ sIeoss.l~r nor rec~ipf Of feieErsn shown
- n mine bot don't know whether ft va,
- \ an o. nos: e might have been fer
~. fnnsns1e'n. 4 don q r<msmbtr Hh>ther
4 IN o1rr1 Ne teieEro~ % ne person 20
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Az ANIE0-A GOO B.EAU AND JAKE
" baker Adirs, with reference, q. A
FAIRS N co Fnn,s Teas msr4-1w
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lMANTED- BLAME HIP & BLAKEs,
w 20 lady op' ralo IN, d 80 experienced shirt
hands. Apply Main street entian G. third floor.
blHtf
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WANTED -TwhNTY BoARDERs Ar NO.
W 80 Or, an sirec reaso" able rata and aond
acc m moo q ons mar2.lt
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TaNTf-T JrI't y UTITT1
TuE INDICATIONS
The fence.cuiters aud their friends ere q
new element In Texas polucs ibis yes',
and politicians don't hardly know ROW 10
take them Tue opposition 10 Gnyo-n, r
Ireland will doub less try to crYsis'izs the
fence-cuttipk sympathy into SOLD vote
ard hope through IL 10 defeat him. Tn,
indications now are that Governor Ireland
will be re-nominstei -fOorsicana journal
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Counsel for defense objected to the Intro
duction OF escn one of these kilograms a.
evidence, but the court over-ruled tho OBJ
jecliOns
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IA ANTED- to Sell hVkkYBODY WOOL
w so cor s on ha.d you will have no troub
.his whit r TO let wood " you will send yot
'esmR IN DYSTFRBAru dpcG-Sl
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-01

De INFLUENCE DEs LOCOMOTIVES
SUR LES FIEvREs INTERN .TTENTEs. -
LIE docteur Ring pense que lie pas
sage continued, a travers un pays in
fect6 de malaria ou fevres de marais.
de locomotives qui brisent Pair, pagi,
tent, qui creent un trouble atmos.
ph6rique continued en- envoyant dams
l'atmosphare des COLONIES d'air
chaud, peut etre suffisant pour de-
truire les germes infectieux.
Lauteur s'appuie eur ce fait que
lendroit lie plus favoris6 de Phi'a-
delphie, au point de vue de la raret6
des fievres intermittentes, est preci.
semcnt celui qui est le plus rappro,
che des dep6ts ct cares des lignes
ferrees de Pennsylvania ct de New
York.
Or ce quarter est a prosimit6 de
10 riviere Skuykill don't les bords
tres bas, offrent beaucoup d'elements
favorables au d6veloppement de la
6evre puludeenne. Comment exph
quer l'innocnite de ces localities, 81
ce nest en- admettant que les mias-
mes dds a la proximite des bords
marecageux des rivieres sont deve.
vus inoffensifs par lie passage 1nces-
SAINT des trains ct des locomotives.
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of Perry's Bridge made by A D
Minor, as tract Nos, containing 26
86lIOO acres more or less, bounded
north by land formerly belonging to
the heirs Of Robert Perry, east by
Leontine Feray, wife of J B Mills
aud her said husband, south by the
first above described tract, and west
BY the public road and Darby.
5,h-One tract of land being sea
marsh containing 50 superficial acres
and designated as the south half of
the north east quarter of Section 10
in Township IA, south of range one
east, S w District of La.
9th. Dwelling house, one kitchen,
one store room. Que cotton house,
one corn crib and one chicken house,
one cistern and one water cooler.
COW pen fence and lot of picux,
one buggy and harness, one lot farm
ing utensils, one hand corn mill, one
lot Of corn, one chest of tools and one
cross cut saw, one saddle, blanket
and bride, one lot kitchen utensils
and lot household furniture, one
gold watch and chain. one shot gun,
one lot of bed stcads, fea ather beds
and a lot of mattresses, one lot of
hogs.
And many other small articles too
numerous 10 mention.
Terms and Conditions ::
In 80 far as the interests OF the
minors Leah and Joseph Leblanc
therein and concerned, all movable
property to be sold for cash on the
day Of sale, and at the late residence
of the deceased, in this parish the
immovable property to be sold one
third cash, aud the balance on a
credit of one. two and three years
from the day OF sale; purchasers on
credit to furnish their notes with SOL
vent surety in solido, to the satisfac.
tion of the administrator, condition
ed to bear eight per cent per ahnulh
interest from maturity until paid.
and the property to remain specially
mortgaged and hypothecated, and
shall not be alienated or in any way
encountered, but the special vendors
lien and privilege shall be retained
in favor Of the succession, to secure
the purchase price with all interest
that may accrnr. together with ten
per cent attorneys ices in case of
suit to enforce such collection.
Given under my official signature,
at office, III the town Of Abbeyile,
Louisiana, this 1lth day Of October,
1884.
is. NUNEZ, Sheriff.
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Mardi proclaim, citoyens dc Ia
paroisse Vermilon, n'oubliez pas
cue c'est le jour de P6lection presi-
dentielle ct congressionnelle ct quill
est du devoir sacre de tout citoyen
de voter ct que indifference dahs
cette presente lutte est pres9ue
crime ct trahison oui d'aller voter
ct en- deposant leurs bulletins pour
les candidats de la democratic ra.
cheter l'union ct lie 3me district con-
gressionnel dc notre Etat du pouvoir
republican,. Mardi tout ie monde
a ltnuvre ct que lie soleil de ce jour
sc couche radieux sur une vfctoire
eclatante pour CLEVELAND ct HEN
BRICKS ct GAY.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-01

UNE BELLE TROUvAILLE--Un bro
canteur de Paris await achete der
Increment un matelas a une vehte du
Moat de Piet6.
Dams papres.midi, le cardeur bat
TAFT le erin ct la laine dams une Pc
tlte cour situee derri6re la boutique
du brocanteur. Ce dernier fumait
la pipe a cote de lui en- le regardant
TRAVELLER tout a coup les baguettes
du cadeur rencontrerent IN corps
dur. LIE brocanteur sen apercut ct
voulait savolr ce que celia pouvait
bien etre. C'etait IN portefeuille
contepant $4,000 francs en- billets de
banque. LIE cardeur parut un peu
vexe de ne pas ayoir etc seul pen
dant son travail aussi s'est-il EN-
presse de parler de sa trouSaille, ct
lie commissaire de police du 1uartlel
etc averti. ae
A qui les 5000 francs!
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N o T 1 c E
LAND OFFICE, New Orleans, La.

LAND OFFICE, New Orleans, La.
October lst 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed no.
tice Of his Intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Judge Or Clerk of Court at Ab-
beville. La, on November Is, 1884,
viz Valery Mouton, Home No.
5l66, for the S of NE ] Section 9,
I IL, SR 3 E.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
npon, and cultivation of, said land,
viz john Abshire, Jr., Jules j.
Boudreaux, Despaliere Breaux and
Adolphe Landry all Of Vermilion
Parish, La.
G. B. DARRALL,
Register.
Oct.-11-'S4..5 t.
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Oct 5 t.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Tax-Roll for the year 1884, has
been deposited in my Office, and
that the taxes assessed in said year
are set forth in the tax rolls on
file in my Office, and in the mort
gage Office Of said parish (; that
they are now due. and will become
delinquent on the 3Ist day of De-
cember 1884, and will draw three
per cent per month interest from
that date according to provisions
of Section 40, of Act No. Sc Of
1882, until sold in accordance
with article 2l0 Of the Constitu-
tion.
Sherif'a office. AbhcyilIe, La,
August 23rd 1884.
JOSEPH 8. NUNEz,
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
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School Board.

ABBEyILLE, LA, Oct. 4, 1854.
The Board of School Directors
met this day with a full attendance,
consisting Of W. W. Edwards, pre-
sident, and Messrs. M. V. Lampman,
J. Nugier, J. Morgan, NJ. G. Brous-
sard, E. G. kibbe and }. N. Will
liams.
The minutes Of the last meeting
we're read and on motion corrected,
50 as to read that the President
and Secretary of this Board be eln-
powered to employ teachers at $50
per mouth for the first month begin
ming September 18th 1884.
On motion, the minutes were
adopted as corrected.
On motion, the Treasurer is Ecre-
by ordered to make no more appor-
tionments (of moneys received) to
the different wards without first Oh
tanning the consent Of this Board.
Resolved that the Finance Com
mittee shall examine into the enume-
ration Of children Of the different
wards apd also the apporlionment OF
the school funds on the same.
On motion, school was located
on Mr.. Alcide Broussard's planta.
ton, (Rice's Coye) said school to
rate as list grade.
The Treasurer, Mr.. Wise; having
submitted his quarterly report the
same was read, and ordered laid or
the table.
The committee appointed to draft
a set Of rules and grade the schools
having submitted their report lht
following were adopted
I. First grade to include q
schools whoss monthly average doe
not exceed fl5) fifteen scholars, sal
ary of teachers for said grade o
schools TO he $40 thirty dollars pc
month.
2. Second grade to include al
schools whose monthly average ha
exceeded Is fifteen scholars and no
more than Is and in which the pr
mary branches are taught, to wit
Bayou Tigre school, I'd ward. lst 1
I'd school ia 5th ward. Coles lslano
9Th ward and Perry's Bridge in tn
7th ward /; colored school in the 8
ward and colored school at Mouton
t Cove.
, Salaries for said grade to be fixe
at s35 thirty,6ve dollars per mon'l
8. Third grade to include a
, schools whose monthly average hs
exceeded 25 twenty-five scholars an
, in which grammar and high aritl
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-01

LIE Rev. Pere Rouxel, Vlcaire &C.
L&ral du Diocese nous rendit visite
la semaine passee. II officia a la
benediction des magni6ques tablear1
oui ont etc donnes a notre nouvelle
Eglise. LIE digne ct reverend vi
clare General est en- bonne sante ct
nous lui souhaitons qu'elle ne lui
fasse pas defaut a l'avenir.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-01

Nous avons enfin atteint la fin
dune secheresse don't tout le monde
Sc plaignait fortemcnt ct a juste raj
son. Samedi soir ct dimanche, nous
avons eu une pluie torrentielle, un
petit deluge. Nos marais. nos cou-
lees, nos rivieres, ct enfn tous nos
reservoirs sont pleins a deborder.
C'est Ia une pluie longtemps desiree
ct qui fera du bien.
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Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. i.
PARISH OF VEkMILION.
25th Judicial District Cburt.
Ne. 697.
Succession Of Marie Dulcine
Mayard.

BY virtue of an order of sale
granted by the Honorable District
Court, in and for the parish OF
Vermilion and State Of Louisiana,
in the matters of the above en-
titled and numbered succession,
notice is hereby given that there
will he sold at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, at The
late residence Of the deceased, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of No
vember 1884, in the parish Of
Vermilion, La, the following des-
cribed property to.wit
MOVABLE 4 ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
1st-One tract of land lying and
being situated in this parish on the
west side of bayou Vermilion, near
Perry's Bridge, measuring 5 arpents
front by 40 arpents deep, bounded
above by lands belonging to the
succession, by lands formerly belong.
ing to the heirs Of Robert Perry and
Mrs Darby, less the public road be-
tween said Darby tract and the tract
presently inventorled, south by Ar
villien Guidry, east by bayou Yer
million and west by the public road
it being the place Of residence OF the
deceased.
2nd-One town lot in the town
of Abbeville, La, and designated as
lot No 81 Of Megrct's portion ol
said town, measuring 80 feet front
by IA feet aud 9 inches deep, boun
ded above by lot No so, below by
lot No So, easl by lot No So, and
west by State street.
3rd-One other town lot situated
in the town of Abbeville and being
designated as lot No So of Megret
portion of said town, measuring 81
feet front by IA feet and 9 inche
deep, bounded above by lot No 5,
). below by Boulevard Lafayette. cas-
by lot No 60 and west by Stat
street.
4th-One tract OF land situated il
this parish on the west side OF bayo'
VernHlion, joining the home trac
and designa:ea on plat Of the tow
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-01

Les Francais attires en- embuscade
recurent dernierement une brossee a
Tiamsai. Nous craignons bien que
Ia Franco aura de la peine a mener
a bonne fin tine guerre enterprise
dams un pays etranger; 81 eloigne ct
81 formidable par ses nombres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-01

le verdict du juri condamnant
Den Jenkins aux travaux forces a
pefpeta'te, pour lie meurtre du Rev.
: Lane Borden a etc afirme par Ia
.s soof Supreme. II = aura dc grands
0''s' nous dit-on, fats pour obts-
e son pardon. Nous verrons ce que
son Excellence fera.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-01

La politique commence a s'echauf-
fer, les tetes Sc montent. mais tout
celia a quot bon quels bots result
tats peut-il produire. Rien, ii vaut
bien mieux raisonner les chooses a
froid ct par ce moyen arriver a dc
iustes conclusion.