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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01
From Ransom.

Ransom, Feb 2s-Mr. Henry Folk
moved into town Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr. Patrick Don
nelly were shocked to hear of his death,
which occurred Saturday. While harness.
inc his team he fell dead The coroners
jury decided that heart disease was the
cause of his death. A large COrtege fol
lowed his remains to the Dwight cemetery,
Monday, where he was buried. BY his
death his wife loses a devoted husband,
his children loving father aud the com.
munity respected citizen, Peace to his
ashes
Mr.. +, Corbett and j, Carey have gone
10 Marcus Iowa, where they have secured
farms. Jack Corbctt has also gone to the
same place, but not to stay.
There was but small attendance at the
dance Friday evening
Marion Folk has moved out near Cul.
lum, where he has rented farm.
Charlie Wagner left for Iowa Yesterday
after spending several weeks with his par
ents in this village
On Wednesday Dennis Ryan left for
Marcus, Iowa where he will make his fu-
ture home. BY his departure society loses
one of its best members. When the Shad
ows of Sunday evening draw nigh we
imagine there i'll he many who will look
in vain for their Denn, May all the hap.
pineSs this world affords attend him in his
new home Jim Smith accompanied him
and may his lot be the same.
Mrs H. F. Richards is very i'll. 1t is
thought she will not recover
The anniversary of Longfelow's birth
was appropriately celebrated by the pupils
of the Ransom school. The programme
was as follows: Song, biographical sketch
of Longfellow, by Dora Lane. The follow
ing of his poems were read: beware,
by Maggie Stienhardt; THE Old Clock on
the Stairs" by James Steven; "The Sitting
of Peter by Emma Strobel; From My
Arm Chair by Drusie Favorite; Paul
Revere's Ride" by Bertha Miller; Excel
sior,' detained by James O'Mara; song,
II Stood on the Bridge" by Maggie Stien-
hardt, Drusie Favoritc, Bertha Miller and
Dora Lane.
The following names are on the roll of
honor of the Ransom school for the month
ending Feb 20; James Steven, Maggie
Stienhardt, Edward Stienhardt and Edward
Strobel.
If the people don't stop going west the
next thing in order will be petition TO
change the name of Allen TO Germany.
y. CUTY.
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Circuit Court.

Judge Stipp opened court on Monday
morning last, but still feeling the effects of
his recent illness. About the only case of i'm
portance on trial was that of The People, &c,
y. Smith. The defendant is II prominent
physician of Streator and is charged with
abortion upon Il Mrs. Burrell of that vicinity.
The investigation continued several days, and
IL the crowds that throng the court room had
the Jury verdict Of acquttal would probably
have bsen agreed TO at once.
The case was given to the jury without ar
gument at 5:45 last evening, and after an all.
sence OF eighteen minutes they returned to
the court room and rendered a verdict of mot
guilty. The spectators present are said TO
have applauded when the verdict was AN
nounced.
judgments. Leland ct al + X
Walbridge, sl42 so; Kennedy OBrien Jacob
Knapp ct al, 81 $685. Frank Brennan v Por.
ter Moore, 80; Patrick Timmins Geo W
Morton ct al, $3.50.
D,yorce.-Clara Thorn II Thorn, adul.
terry.
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REAL. ESIAIE-

Since Feb. 2lst there have been filed in the
recorders office instruments numbering from
-, 4S9 TO y 623 inclusive, of which IL were
warranty deeds, II quit claim and other deeds
and 81 mortgages.
The principal trainers were:
A Hanson and wife to Austin Sanderson,
for ss,4Oo, the \, n =, sw !. and the \,
sw \ sec 20, and the ne a. sw i, sec 20,
Adams.
Juste Brucy and wife to Thos } Wright,
500, 20 acre lot 3, subd pit lots | and ., NV
II, sec 4, Worthwhile.
Abram Skinner ct al to Gustavc Iiazeman,
sl0,36s.75, 6sl1 acres, W =, Sc a sec 5, of
Adams, and lots in Leland village.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01

I,isp,issed -Magdalcna Ludwig ct al Ra-
bernstein & Gicre, without prejudice; A } Red
dick J K Corbus.
NEW SUITS.
J p Tilden james T Buchcldcr. Blanchard
Il Blanchard, for pitt, Assump9it Damages
100.
John T Pliic ct al Jas y Dcvinc q ;
Paine for pitt Assumpit. Damages 5000.
Julia Rabcnstcu ' Gustayc llctzcl \ j
williamson and Mayo x Widmcr for plti.
For the Performance of contract to purchase
the "Rubcnstciu Brewery" property, &c.
Phil Conlin Bank Montreal ct al, Gilbert
" Eclles, Mcdonald and Evan. forpltf.
Weir Plow Co ct al Jas II Sayes " Son.
Huight, Bell x Leland for pitts,
Margaret O'Kanc Dan'l O'Canc. Rich.
olson for pitt,
Patk Timmins Geo Morton ct al. y
Armstrong for pitt. Debt s%iS5o,
John Harris Jacob Bouslough. Appeal
from Justice court So.
Cuthbert Wilson Chas Miller ct al, Ap-
peal from justice court. so.
The People, &c. V Fred Harwood.
DB Sdow Geo Bedford ct al. SNOW ~
Stead for pitt In chauccry, Debt S''H225,
Geo Raymond V James Kane. ifuiI n
Trainor for pitt Mech lien for s1O.'o.
Sarah A Niles VIM " Niles. Nicholson
for pitt Divorce. Married to def July 4th,
1877, and lived with him until last August,
when she learned he had q wife already; he is
also charged with being rowing person aud
does not support her.
Geo Raymond Jas Kane. Hun a Trainer
for pitt Mech lien for s1O25.
Henry Seaman Christian Hartcntowcr ct
al. Gum for plaintiff Trcspass on the case.
Damages $1,000.
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County Court.

Proceedings have been very light during
the week and were as follows:
VIM Stormont Y John Delbridgc. Judg-
mcnt Ivy confession, $l5l.35 and costs
Chester, Boyd ~ Cows c Il Sarah Mackcy.
Judgment by confession, slS9.40.
In the matter Of Robt Ford. Order issued
admitting to Charitable institute,
Sireator Coal Co Robt Cannon. Judgment
by confession for S.45.4S.
NEW SUITS.
Mary 4 Alderman John Damaher. Dis
trcss for rent Damages 500. Henry Gum,
pitt sol'r,
Sarah c Mackey, voluntary assignment to
Jabcz Mackey W Reeves, solr. Liabilities,
$3.50 ~; assets, s2,253.1..
Gus Weller V James p Williamson. Ap.
peal.
Thos Fccncy, voluntary assignment to John
Fecncy.
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blkTiS,
Record of births, filed in the county clerk $
office since February 22d:
Mrs. Geo Half Wcdron, boy
Geo Murphy, La Sale, boy,
Geo Cook, La Sale, girl
VIM Bowers, Serena, boy.
Chas Clcary, La Sale, u girl
Thurlow Z Brccsc, Serena, a boy.
Stephen ID Elwcll, Serena, girl
Patrick Wells, Utica, "A boy.
John Wcntz, Ottawa, a boy.
Chas Schanlin, Ottawa, boy.
Jonathan lIochstettcr, Utica, boy
Thos W Walters, South Ottawa, girl
Cyrus Jackson, Miller, n boy.
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Want of Faith

II Forbes Il Lorriaux, the druggists, do not
succeed II is not for the want Of faith. They
have such faith in DIR. Bosanko's Cough aud
Lung Syrup rs a remedy for coughs, colds,
consumption and lung affections, that they
will give bottle free to each and everyone
who Is In need Of medicine OF this kind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01
In the Offices.
MARRIAGES.


The following have been granted license
10 marry since Feb I'D:
Thos kilroy and Mrs Ann c Coughliu
Elmer T. Elliott and Viola { Emigh.
John q ilOchstattcr and Helena Kirtcubach
Joseph + Green and Emma c Hawk.
John Wargo and Susie DuriskO.
John j Mccormick and Mary A Boyle
George Harris aud Mary Ann O'Mara.
Louis Gaynor and Margaret T llanlcy.
Thos Duffy and Mary Clark.
VIM Fletcher and Christina II BaisCh.
Thos Moore and Mary Burke.
Henry Bullock and Cynthia Chase.
Elrick Nelson and Hanna | Johnson.
Henry W johnson and Carrie A Nelson.
Morgan A Teal and Julia A Elefson.
Louis p Matchinsky and Kate A Ilancy.
John l. Hess and Bertha c Cast.
ilolger Peterson and Karen Scvcrinc Doe
Jacob Delhi and Maria Crawford.
Geo ) Hyde and Frances A Boardmau
James W Marshall and Ella A Bassctt
James Ncaglc and Adelinc Wcsncr
Gilbert III Cole and Emily Hubert.
Jas II Fcrryman and Lua NJ Williams.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01
DEATHS.

Record of deaths, filed in the county clerk
office since Feb I'D:
Frcdk j Wells, La Sale, aged II years.
Anna Cook, La Sale, infant
Everett NJ Stewart, Utica, infant.
Vim Duckworth, Ottawa, aged 81 yrs.
- -, South Ottawa, an infant.
Julia Barnett, South Ottawa, an infant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01
THE COURTS.
Appellate Court.

4 batch of As decisions were filed in the
appellate court yesterday, of which only one,
the Plano Manufacturing Co. v, Wattlcs ct al.
was from this county. The judgment of the
circuit court was affirmed in that case; no
OpiniOn filed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01

The beat on earth can truly be said of
Grggs' Glyccrinc Salyc, which is Il sure cure
for cuts, bruises, scads, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. win positively cure piles,
letter aud all skin cruptions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded Only -
cents. For sale by +. Y. Grgg-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01

what causes the rush at Forbes a Lor.
riaux's drug storcr' The free distribution Of
sample bottles of Or, Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, the most popular remedy for
coughs, colds, consumption and bronchitis
now ON the market. Regular size ~ cents
md : | ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-01
OCEAN TICKETS.
Horses Bought and Sold

At the RiOrdan Feed Yard west of Gay Il Sons Car.
riagc Shops, Ottawa. The undersigned wishes TO buy
"A few more Horses. Also has few good Mares. with
fOal which he wishes 10 sell exchange for Gedngs
January 26 lsSi-tf V. II. SEELI.
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FALsrr1cAT1oN DE L'HuILE D'oLIvE
PAR L'HUILE sEsAME.-On ma pas
encore trouv& lie moyen de faire de
l'huile sans une graine oleagineuse,
CONNIE on est arrive a faire du vim
sans raisin. Lei, Ia Justification est
ren retard, ellie sc borne, pour lie mo-
mens. a meier des kuiles inferieurs
aux huifes de- bonnie qualite ct a les
vendre sous cette derniere etiquette.
LIE melange le plus commun est
celui de l'huile dc sesame avee l'huile
Efolive, dun prix plus eleve, d'oa lie
b6ne6cc frauduleux du marchand.-
LIE sesame est une plaute de Ia ia
mile des bAgnonias, herbacse, haute
d'environ un metre, a feuilles ovaies
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

Ce pauvre Kellogg, est-il done as.
sez malheureux. PEtoile Postale
sembla s'etre abattue sur lui, il faut
croire que son amulette est en- dis
credit. Tout semble l'abandonner.
Un meeting a eu lieu recemment a
franklin ct en- derit du Kellogg
whisky tout le battalion passe Gay
etc. etc. Nous croyons que lie
compere Dorsey ct Walsh pourra
facilement compter ses votes dams la
paroisse Vermillon. Briggs ct Co.,
pourront frapper ledr grosse-caisse
le tantau indous nest plus de mode
messieurs. Ce que vous appelez le
negre honnete, ne vent plus dun
compere qui cherche a remplir So
poche avant celle de ses trop z6l6s
partisans. Quill y vienne avec So
grosse:caisse ct SON flag prostitute
II nous faut a nous democrates OF
republicans honnetes d'autres porte
drapeaux Due des carpet-baggers
Fla Kellogg. Allez messieurs tou'
aux antfpodes.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

MARRIAGE A CHEvAL.-Avant hier
un marriage romantique a etc cele.
bre a deux miles de West Point,
Georgie, sous rombre d'arbres cen
tenaires couronnant une colline Qui
domino Ia route ct d'on reil EN-.
brasse I'm panorama ravissant. Les
patients etaient John Harrington ct
Loula Zuchry, celui-la marchand de
cotton hautement competent dams son
honorable specialize, celui ci ayant
Ia reputation d'etre une des jeunes
personnes les plus intelligentes ct
les plus spirituelles de la generation
actuelle de West Point. Pendant
toute Ia ceremonie les futurs dpoux
sont restes a cheval, ainsi que leurs
temoins, Nine Williams, Miss Lottie
Lanier, MN. Shulze ct Frank La.
nier. Qnant au ministre of6ciant,
Ie Rev. Galloway, il opere debout
dams un buggy. Apres Ia celebra-
tion. les nouveaIx maries ct leurs te-
moins sont retournes West Point.
-Courrier des Etats. Unis.
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Nous sommes au milieu d'octobre
ct vi lintencite de la chaleur, on ne
sen douterait certes pas. Beau
temps pour la cueillette du cotton.
mails trop de secheresse pour Ia can
ne. La paroisse ne produira certes
pas le tiers de 10 recoltc de l'annee
derniere ; les cannes sont loin d'avoir
seize nmuds, elles sont petites, hacs
ct i Motto dessech6es par les ar
deurs dun soleil topical. 81 nous
produisons un miller de boucauts
nous serons tres-heureux. QUAINT d
Ia r6colte du cotton, nous en- aurons
a pcu pres la moitie. IL ny pas
de chenilles CONNIE il en- existe dams
quelques paroisses, mais il a fait sec,
trop SEQ.
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EUROPE.

Lepidemie a diminue a Carrie.
LIE ministre de la guerre a mis- TO-
900 tentes a la disposition du conf.
te de secours pour les cholerlques.
LIE Papc fait IN nouveau don de
A 900 francs.
On a decouvert a Cette qu'une
femme attaquee du cholera, await
etc enterr3e vivante.
A Marseille, il y a une moyenne
de deux deces par jour.
Voici le no,nbre ct la nationalite
des personnes decides du cholera
depuis le commencement de l'epid6
ME:
ia Francais, 427 Italieus, 10 Els
pagnols, IL Grecs, 6 Autrichiens, {
Anglais, 4 Saisses, 2 Americans e
| Suedois.
La fete donnee a Paris en- faveal
des choleriques, a eu un grand sue
ces.
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oblongues, aeurs solitaires, de cou'
leur blanche ou rose. Les graines,
petites ct nombreuses, so1t renfer'
m6es dams une capsule. Files con
tiennent une huile comestible qui ne
6ge pas. Les graines de sesame
s'importent des Indies, d'Egppte, de
PAlgerie, ct alimentent les husleries
de Marseille. Une partie de l'huile
produite sert a Ia fabrication des sa.
vons fms, Pautre est vendne CONNIE
huile comestible, ou bien sert 4 IRE.
later phuile d'olive.
Ces melanges tres diverses sont
des plus faciles a reconnaitre; en- y
plongeant, par exemple, deux parties
egales d'aeide intrigue ct d'acide sui
furiquc, l'huile de sesame devient
vert-pr6 foncee l'huile folive jaune
clair phuile de lin, rouge-brun ;
l'huile d'amande. rose fleur de pscher;
l'huile de COLA, brun rougeatre
|l'huile d'@illette, rouge brique.-
Grace a ces colorations, la nature
des melanges Sc decouvre aisement.
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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 3lst 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. 96 of
1882, until sold in accordance
with article 2lO of the Constitu-
ton.
Sherifrs Office, Abbcvilla, La,
August 23rd 1884.
JOSEPH s. NUNEz,
Sheriff & Tax. Collector.
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FOR SALE.

367 arpents of land, bounded
north ~ Edmond Derouen, south by
Eloi Harrington, east by Euclide
Bropssard and west by Joseph W.
Dooley. Eighty arpents of said
land enclosed, and the following I'M.
provements, consisting of a dwelling
house, kitchen, two corn cribs, sta
bles and hen.house. Also the pres
ent crop of about 800 barrels Of
corn and 100 barrels of potatoes
Farming implements, also two hor.
see, two mares and q Ally.
For further particulars apply to
f. D. BELANGER,
Oct. 1924. near Crosse lie.
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REGISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given, that in
compliance Of the provisions of Act
No. 1913 Of the General Assembly of
the State, approved April 10th 1880,
! shall keep my Office open daily,
Sundays and legal holidays excepted,
from I O'Clock 4. NJ. to clock P
NJ, and from 2 o'clock P. NJ, until G
o'clock P. NJ, for the registration OF
all legal voters. commencing at the
court house in the town of Abbeville
On September 4th 1884, the office
shall remain there one week, and
then it will be established for one
day at each of the hereinafter poll.
ing and other designated places in
each ward as follows. to wit
lst ward, School House Sept Is.
End ward, G. Frederick Sept l6.
4th ward, Mrs Lazare Broussard
Sept IL.
5th ward, Lessin Abshire Sept 10.
9Th ward, Robt Green Sept 20.
9th ward, Desire VincentSept %.
9th ward, Agricole Benoit "a.
7th ward, Perry's Bridge Sept 27,
at Nugier's store.
7th ward, Thealrs store Sept 20,
7th ward, Antoine Ragazzoni
October 9Th.
and will reopen at Abbeville on
Saturday October 11th and keep
open until Saturday November Is,
1884. DAVID NJ. LYONS,
Assessor & Registrar.
Aug 3O,'s4.
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Nine Belva Lockwood, candidat

Nine Belva Lockwood, candidate
4 Ia pr6sidence, a ouvert ga campa;
gne electorate. Ellie parlera
Cleveland, Ohio, lie l2 de ce mois
Son premier dlscours fut a Balti
more ct de Ia ellie ira a Philadelphia
New York ct dams rOuest. Decide
ment, CONNIE nous l'avons deja dit
lie peuple AMERICAN est le Barnum
des peoples. Que du humbug.
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N @ 7 | C E !.
-N-ti-O-

To those who have anything in
the line of House painting, Paper
hanging, old furniture refitting, such
as cleaning, vanishing, uphoslter'
ing, &C., sign painting speciality
l will 60 in the country to do such
work as may be needed in that line.
satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.
I can always be found in the town
of Abbeville or address P. o.
Box II, Abbeville, La.
"," E. A. MAzERoLLE,
Sept.27.'84.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

La reception de Cleveland a Buf.
falo fut des plus magni6ques. &c
fnt une entree triomphale, OH pre-.
matt part toute la vile sans egard
aux differences croyanccs politiques.
Ce fut une ovation spontanee de
tout un peuplc en- honneur dun des
leurs ou'ils avaient 81 bien connu ct
tant apprecie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

LIE Rev Pere Mehault a etc seri'
eusement indispose, mais nous som.
mes heureux de dire quill est main.
tenant beaucoup mieux. LIE pauvre
J. o. Lege est toujours alite atteint
de la fievre typhoide, maladie d'au'
tant plus terrible en- Sc qu'elle tient
au moins dams ses serres le patient
duraut un espace de cinq . six Sc.
maines. Nous aimons a croire que
la forte constitution de. notre ami
de6era pour cette fois le spectre
mortuaire.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11
NOTICE.
To Bridge Builders and Contractors.

To Bridge Builders and Contractors.
Pursuant to q resolution Of the
Police Jury of the parish of Vermil.
ion, adopted, July 7th inst, the Alb
beville Bridge Committee so'icits
bids and proposals for the construc-
ton of bridge across the bayou
Vermilion at Abbeville, La.
The following is an approximate
of the dimensions, measurements OF
same.
lo. A Ct feet draw or 1913 feet
span. @ 49,.
%. Trestle works l39 feet.
80. Height Of bridge from top
of floor to water, at ordinary stage
IA feet.
40. From surface of water, at
ordinary stage, to the bottom of the
bayou, at the pilings supporting the
draw IL feet
So. Width of Bridge l6 feet.
Terms CASH on delivery.
Builders and contractors are in.
>eited to come ON the spot and see
for themselves. Address to.
j. A. BROOKSHIER,
Chairman, or
LAsr1E BRoUssARD, Secty.
Abbeville, La. July 9Th 1884.
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N O T 1 C E
Land office, New Orleans. La,

AdHu OlNCC, NCN oIlodHc' ALu',
Sept. 2. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has fled
notice Of his intention tn make final
proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof vii! be made before
the Judge or Clerk Of Court, at Alb
:bevitfe, La, on Oct. l8, 1884, Wig
Oeziphore Leblanc. Home No 5l85
for the SW4 of Sec IS, t IL, sr 4 E.
He names the following witnesses
to- prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz :;Eraste Monton, Hypolite Bern;
ard. SEVERN Eeblanc, j and J
Eraste Leblanc all of Vermilion par.
ish La. G. b DARRALL,
Scpt.13 '48 Register.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

L'hon. VIM Pitt Kellogg a COM
mence Ia campague il a ouvert Ia
danse il a parle a Donaldsonville,
le 4 ct a Plaqueminc le 8 de ce mois;
il doit parle a 1berie lie IL ct a Lafa.
yette le IL courant. Est-ce que par
hasard ii va oublier Vermillon avet
ses fanfares ct grosse.caisse.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

Ie colonel Geo. l.. Walton est de
retour du nord mais ma pas encore
decide s'il accepterait Ia position de
candidat independent dams le 5mc
district.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

lie mois septembre ct octobre e.
paleut toujours de Ia meme maniere.
mas celia ma pas Pair, CONNIE 81 les
huitres voulaient sc rendre jusqu'a
nous. II nous reste- a en- voir Ia
premiere an village.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

Nous avons eu de pluies abon-
dantes reinforcement, ct les figures
De Ia campague que nous voyons au
village plus rayonnantes, ct celles
des uiarchands non mOins.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

Plusieurs mortalites par Ie char
bon depuis quelques jours dams Ia
prtie Quest de Ia paoisse. Encore
IN peu de rougeole dams notre vii
hge.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

Dec4de-A sa residence dams la
paroisse Vermillon, lie 9 de ce mois,
Julien J. Broussard. Aime ct res
pect6 de tous de son vivant sa mort
excite les regrets ct les plus wives
sympathies par la famille, ct de la
part de toute la societa.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

/. Lnon. Caldwell c. Swayzc, de
stLandry, a etc choisi CONNIE candi'
dat du parti conservatism republl'
cain du CINE district congressional.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

II y cut attentat d'assassiner
don. StJohn candidat prohibition
s'e Ia precedence 4 Terre Haute,
,no'ana, en- tirant par une fenstre
dai'e q char OH Il etait assis. Le
aes digne caudidat ne fut pas tou'
cue ct ne tut le moias emu de l'atta
que iaite sur lui,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

hlmperatrice de Ia Chine est bien
s'sp0sec a ecouter les propositions
- pa'1' de Ia part du gouveruement
sDsa's il fait esperer que ce seuti:
''' prevaudra,- car tout autre pro
: ,e oe peut resulter QUEEN de tres
s'eu4 resultats par le Celeste En-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11
FOR SALE,

The building lately occupied by
E. A. Mazerolle as saddler shop
near N. 9. Young's drug store. For
fnther particulars apply to A. D. La
borde. Sept. 9Th 1884.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

II y cut conait serieux 4 Sabine
n'oa'gos. Etat de Nueva Leone,
.e1pae, lily a quelques jours entire
0eo1 factions politiques plusieurs
p't'onnes furent tuees, les troupee
us .' Aontruny furent expediees az
aege On combat, mais la bataiile
0on''auaIt aux derniAres nouvelles.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

n. Laonce Perret jadis un dcs no.
tres, etsit parmi nous cette semalne,
en- bonne sante ct uf air rdjoui qni
indiquerait que l'age Sc fait pas SEN
tir chez lui.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

lie Comite Central Democratique
de rEtat, nous dome espoir dune
iofte majorite pour lie ticket Cleve
land ct Hendricks en novcmbre pro.
chain. Esperons que ces mcssieurs
ne Sc trompent pas dams leurs cal
euls.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

Ie, iourpees Sc rafraichissent ct
,.s nuits sont meme un pen froides.
n en- .etait bien temps, VOLTA que
,ona sommes au milieu d'ootobre.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11

lie ciel politique est bien nuance
4. &c tcmps-ci. Ily a de quoi salts
faire tous les gouts.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-10-11
B..ucoup- de cotton au moulin
,..otshier, dams notre village.
pins de $4,000 mile cares de nos
...,,. ,out entire les mains de capt.
taIiaes &trangers.

Lhou. P. F. Herwig est le candi'
a.t republican, pour le congress dams
! d district congressional.