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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22
TuE TINE Is snow.

Our customers could not do better than to some
reason to doubt but that shall have cooler and
more seasonable weather.
come now and Secure the advantages ncident 70 an
early ouyer-hefore the rush of the season Begins
-wile the variety s and large, and the assort-
nie!i-S are cOmpIete-iast. but not least wnue the
ter lit
THE TINE Is NOW,
10 make selections comfortably.
10 make selections easily.
To MAKE selections deliberately.
To make selections satisfactorily.
WOODWARD & LorHRoPs.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Men clerks only in this department Mr.. Chas. n,
Jones' late with +. Pilling & Co., IL late addition to
this force aud we now give you better attention
than ever fore.
FALL UNDERWEAR
1t Is not policy wait until It becomes cold enough
to don winter underwear the plea of economy. for
10 catch slight cold by such imprudence may lead to
serious results. The best thing this time
medium weight White Wool shirt and Drawers, ele-
garSiy bound and finished at 75c. per garment
Remember, Norfolk & New Brunswick Company's
Goods at s12o per garment. Heretofore we were
obliged 10 charge 81 10 for the smallest and 81 20 for
the largest size
We hardly like to advertise the Soc Mems Dress
Shirts because We cannot get them fast enough Have
received another lot of about 40 dozen. Can't say
now long they VIII last at present we have all the
sizes from IA TO IL inches: Soc. each.
Mems Fine Muslin Night Shirts, excellent length
nicely made and finished; bought sell at 75c.-
only Csc each.
(Men's department first floor; second on the len)
r.
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The place is
WOODWARD & LOTHROPS
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
"4S-inch Fine Atwood Boucle Suitipg, at

4S-lncn zine ALI w Dol Boucle Suiting, at
SI.5O per yard
Bouclc il the most fashionable and desirable weave
IN Dress fabrics yet introduced. Rough, but too
rough. Nobby, but not too nobby. Solid colors in
Tunter Green. Seal Brown, Segar Brown and Black.
Handsome illuminated mixtures in Navy Blue with
olive Brown with old Gold and White. Medium Brown
WITH Segar and White, Seal with Tan and Havana
III You were to ask which line of Dress Goods was
the pest for the money would say the Dollar
Ladies Cloth NJ Toe Next Is undoubtedly the FINE
SiosenesS OF the weave and the handsome finish COM
pine 70 stamp 1t the best Trco in the market Others
per yard ~ " o' wv
Having enlarged this department to some extent we
ne prepared TO show the largest and most varied
stok OF standard American and Foreign Dress Goods
anu Novelties In the moSt magnificent array of
and effects ever displayed by any house
NEW SILK FABRICS
We nave received of our own importation a new
weave In SILK fabrics. BLACK SATIN MERVEIIs.
LEI y, 20 inch. at 81 and 81 inch 81 %. These are
neaEy Merveilleux with Satin de Lyon finish,
uInlure0 from the purest reeed silk and is dye
weighted as many other silk fabrics are. They are
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to perma
or We naEe also opened an elegant line of BLACK
slim BfsOCADES ut 15c which really worth
. &c. very hand some patterns and designs.
AMERICAN SILKS.
Inc success of the American Silk Industry has been
the source OF much comment. The "Regatta' Brand
american Silk as sold ny for the last three years
mas I'm proved Its quality each successive season. and
now, while they cannot be distinguished from the for
egn goods, except by experts not denied that they
4 irN
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TAILORING DEpAnrxEsr
CHOICE STOCK OP HIGH CLASS ENGLISH
WO0LENS NOW READY
w. TEL.
so82 9S5 Pennsylvania Avenre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

Roscoe COnkling returned to New York on Sun
day more disguised with Europe than ever He
detests New England, especially Rhode Island,
dislikes the south, especially Washington, and
in general way turns up his nose at the whole
universe.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR sALE-FoUR ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
y on 18th str between Mass. Ave- and str. n w.
n,a cellar With heating apparatus hasemenl
Ana sting room Second floor, two large Chambers
bers and number Of war @afaroses She houses are
SSnstruc'ed very substantial and the plumbing Is OF
and terms sppy to Sts 1esn RI
Sl2 eth ST. w. se2o;sm
EoR SALE : TWO SEvEN-RooM BRICK
eacR RsS P%ikk Pb To@SsIND
Tha. fse large taree-stery Brick Dwelling 1919
IS as M Of the sns s'f mir Sf
Price s!n eSery possible convsa'sncws SaISan
FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING FINE PROP.
the only remaining one ofthe four. $500.
81 splendid dwellings ON st., near Dupont Circle
Fine large dwelling on 9th St. between L and NJ n.
very excellent new twos.ory press Brick, with
18Th ss p nW Engagement On 2stTeeh Nm ana
EoR SALE ABSOLUTE BARGAINS : FOR
y $500 very pretty threestory Broom Frame
on 10Th ess for s
q sURFCRD. i42S New York ave sea2st'
FoR sALE.s2Oo CASH. s2o PER MONTH. 9
cold water range, latrooe stoves slate Insn!les;
se22-et Real Estate, Insurance Loans 18th and sts
NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE NINE-RoOM
II brick dwelling cor. 18th and q NV. all
q choice location. LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER
se22-3t a2O r ST NV
LNoR SALE-A DESIRABLE NINE ROOM
II Frame House. centrally and.nicey located in ex-
ceent repair: renting for 800 per month; lot lSxq5
to wide alley. LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER,
se22-3t go + St NV
EoR SALE
700 ST., b.h, l5r$l5 900 2ll St, mt. IL 900
5l5 IL st, bh, l6r l3 800 Alb -. bh., 500
S11 Ost., b.h, Yrs . 537 3ll St, hh. 10 1000
7ls St, bh., IL rsll .2s 5l5 lth St. FIJI, 2.o0
72l ST. b.h., IL rsll 2Ss l214 Pa avf Sis 800
123 3 st. bh Ia rsl ,2S3 2!S 10th ST., H. 10r25oO
1913 10 ST. b.h lori 600 y27 Nj. av b.h Or $50
The above is only small portion of property on my
books For full list call Office for bulletin issued on
LIST and 18th. ise22 THoS Z WAGGAMAN.
NOR SALE-A VERY COMFORTABLE AND
IL convenient eight room Brick, in perfect order;
large hall and veStibue atrob.s. slate mantels; big
lot to wide paved alley; on street car line; handy To
market, depot, City Hall and Capitol; in southwest
section Price. only $500 cash GREEN &
BRYANT, 5l4 9th St NV. se2l-2ts
L>oR SALE-HOUSES IN ALL PARISoF THE
Il city. al prices and upon terms TO suit purchasers
seI1-3t r. Ii. I. LEIPoLD 1881 L St
V>Or SALE-S9.OOO-
IL Large Brick House, ID rooms newly painted and
papered. 4o9 Maple ave-, lie Droit Park. Terms TO
suit. Apply to
ALBRIGHT CO,
se21GtH ST. Cloud Building.
FOR sA ALE. III Al, ,-,. roo,
Lot "9x12Ol
Apply to h /. WHEELER
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FOR SALE
II offer for sale at q reasonable figure that fine
proper." the three story press brick front Dwelling,
1919 II ST. NV. the residence OF the late Admira.
Reynolds T. :. Navy. The lot Is 30 feet by lac feet :,
inches in depth, next TO lOfoot alley The house
fourteen roous. with three bath rooms; all modern
convcniences. Small i,rick stable in the The
neighborhocd of the most desirable i'm the city.
For price ard terms inquire of
+. T. B. SANDS, Trustee.
se"l-3t IaId r ST. NV
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FOR SALE OR RENT.-The Houses In the Marble
and Brown Stone Front Block Just being comple ed
North ave-, between Park ave and Bolton ST., Bal;i.
more HandsOmeSt row in the city. Eight different
plans TO select froin High elevation; only 20 mir-
utes ride from center of city, close to Druid Hill Park.
ter-coo In summer, on grassy slOpng terraced arts
TIC fnis frescoe bath open hreplaces. model
class investment. Call and examine them, or send
for illustrated book Model Homes" describing them
Address, w. L. STURk, Builder and owner,
Sel2-lm North and Park Baltimore,
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NOR SALE-CHEAP-
Il House and Lot. 1913 X street NV
Lot 39x12Oia
Apply to Il i. WHEELER.
Se2l-:,tf 1855 h street.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

UYANTED-FOR MRS. +. II. PENN ON A s
w years lease large house. two houses made
communicating. between Pennsylvania and St.,
and 14th and 18th northwest, unfinished.
ADAMS & BEALI.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance. 1920 st. NV.
IN
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VITANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH-A MEDIUM
w sized House. brick preferred lot less than 16
feet front. Address Box 81, Star Office. sel5-2w
UyANTED-TO RENT-WITH PRIVILEGE OF
w buying, "a house Mt Pleasant, with at least 7
rooms Address A. Il. Smithsonian Institution 81 Sc
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TOR RENT
81 rAa sth u

Il Cor. 18th u NY. av.,
40r.. m.i............ $4,000
1763 p ST., 12r., m. .S3.;S:ii
l466 RI. av,12r. mss. 3;;'
500 18th, l Ar, mi. 100. 81
81 Lafayette sQ......3S;5.:,3
2133 X st. NV. ST., m.t-5t1
1871 N.H.av. l1r.,...e1.67
1924 n. Y.av.12r.m.f. 125
1614 21st ST., 14r...1:s5.OO
THOM
aa10
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U1OR RkNT-A VERY NICELY FURNISHED
Il small House Of seven rooms and summer Kitchen;
beautiful front yard and flowers convenient to cars
and herdics ON St, south front, between 1zth AND
18th sts. JNO BOWLES d CO., Real Estate Brokers'
l424 New York ave. se1N3t
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04O st. W.. 2-story and basement, rooms. $50
0,5 n c. ave-, 2-story brick rooms. mi..-..... %
FOG 10Th st. Sc, 2story brick s IL
Rear TIC 18th ST.. se, 1-s0ry Frame 3 rooms.
SWORMSrEDT & BRADLEY.
0slS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

"ANTED.WE HAVE APPLICANTS NOW
w waiting for furnished and unfinished Houses
and owners of property by placing in hands
can secure first Class tenants
MCGOWAN & BARKER, l343 F st.
Sp103t OppOSite Ehhift House.
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EOR RENT
II 2O23 I stn.w.. 1885
1927 H st. NV, 13r..--.S6
1901 P n. W., IL rs. 80. "a
17O5 n NV, lOr......S3.34
1922 10th NV. l2rs...... II
l121 10th NV, 1Ors...... d
1905 F NV, 1Ors-.......-.75
1918 II st. NV, 9r.......65
1927 w NV, 8 rs.........-60
1143 7th NV, z rs q st. 60
21O7 Pa. av. NV, 13r...JO
62S E. Cap. St., 10 rs..-...45
423 9th st. NV, z rs......45
3O3 NJ, 10 rs-.........-.....4O
$40 9th NV, 8 rs-..-....-4O
Se22 Is. II
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1902 21st, lar. ,m.i....$6O. 90
1923 29th, ST., m.i....25.O 90
1926 Goth st.n.w. ,Sr. Is. 90
1902 IA st.n.w., 11r.86.OO
ii2lS to 234 / s.w. Or. 10. so
1923 r st. n W., B r........l5
ITO DE Sales st., 11r....75
1907 II st. n.w..14r. 80. 80
lS19R. !. ave.. l3r. .....-
"19O6 SundPdP., 1Or-01. 81
AS ]. FISHER & co.
1924 F street northwest.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II Chamber, and Dining Room Nlrnifnra ,nahnsoS
roeewood ana walnut at The Directory fr Res.ss,;,
n00M.. o. Olooo 6mlolng, Aoom IL. se2a3ss
ESOR RENT-STABLE IN REAR on 1900 = On
hw.s three stalls and carrfaoa room. "a
premises. Apply at 1890 Ct NV. ~. M5ssr Be- on
ROB RENT-HKICK STABLE. TWO sToRI N
We e1siS e1o carriage house. In rear nf ssS1 Ies
y lw. can aasf $40 pm. q 72A iIth = nv AAsl
EyOR RENT .----------------------
E FINE KNA8E UPRIGHT PIANO .rso r,v,,
s8ears psanoA No. 423 1lth ct 3. .o priv ~
TUE REMINGTON TYPE WRITER -
TeieDSone XIX snd wS9PG'leA Copyin9 hy experts
~ eel6-2W.2p
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FOR RENT-FLATS

NOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
- fiat OF four rooms. lately papercd and painted
suitable for lighthouse keeping. Modern improve
mentS. Call at 1909 18th st. NV. se,2-3t
nor RENT-A FLAT OF THREE OR FOUR
II rooms. furnished for housekeeping to family with
out children: water and gas, desirable location
yen1ent to cars; rent moderate. Address WESTEND
Star Office. se,2-2ts
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NOR RENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE NEW
T. houses OH street; near Washington Circle; con
month Apply to }. v. N. HUYCk. 1905 Pennsyl-
vailia avenue. Se19-3c
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EoR SALE = TWO SEVEN-ROoM BRICK
= Houses on Rhode Island avenue, within hun :
ored feet OF 9th St. paying per cent net on the
1nNest meni; IS, 400 each. PARKER q TOWNsEND,
l4lS St n. W. se22-bt
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nor SALE-A RESTAURANT. DOING A GOOD
business: best location In the city; wishes To
i'm other business; long lease premises will
be sold reasonable. Address \. Y. q r. star Office
se22-:St%
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NOR RENT = COMPLETELY FURNISHED
II House On st.. between 18th and 18th SITS; south
'front.' table and bed linen; silver and china: 10 rooms
and herdtcs; VI IS per month; possession imme-
diate,y. JNO. BOWLES & CO, Real Estate Broker,
l42@ New York ave. sel93t
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DMTAURANT FOR SALE-THE OPPORTU-
nifty is offered to purchase irstclass Restaurant
centrally located on Pennsylvania ave. n.w cheap.
The location In Of the best in the city. The
place is well fitted up in every respect, with all mod
ern improvements.
Inquire at 1908 Pennsylvania ave- NV. se5-3w*
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nor RENT-FINE LARGE STORE. WITH GEL
lar, or the whole lower floor of ABB 18th W.,
half square north Of Pa Will be vacant about
the latter part of october Inquire at private
trance. Se22-lm
NOR RENT-GROCERY STORE. CORNER y
4 and New Jersey avenue q W.: stock and fixtures
for saN +. II. SMITH d son. sel91w
nor RENT-FINE, LARGE STORE, WITH
IL Basement, g. corner Sth and X NV. Apply
to s. II. WALKER, $50 Louisiana avenue n. W.
se17-1ws
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NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT DRIVING MARE
Il years old; sound, kind and a free driver Also
side bar top Buggy one Buggy Top Phaeton. one
cutter running gear Sleigh, Harness, Robes Mhips
&c. Can be seen at kEI.EHER'S Stables AS 18th 81
IA. W. se22-eod -6t< q. r. MILLIGAN
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED-AN NEARLY NEW
Il 12-room Brick House. with all modern improve
st., near 14th st.: furniture new and nice;
500. For permission to inspect apply to PARKER
Il TOWNSEND 141S L st. se19-12t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

NOR SALE-FOR RENT-FOR EXCHANGE
- have two handsome new six-roOm Bricks, Just fin
fshed. on New Hampshire ave. between III and SITS
at $1,000 each, and four nice little Broom Bricks on
10Th st n rear Al 81 800 each renting for $21 and
SIS per mo-: for sale terms for ex-
change for good unimproved property. ]. B.WIMER,
142i New York ave. sel9-3t
NOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
I Story and Basement Dwelling. on o ST.. lows
Circle rooms, bath, large closets pantry and all
the modern improvements, large lot, $4,000. Two
elegant residences Iowa Circle. complete I'm every
respect S2i 600 and $4,000. An elegant residence
On Vermont ave-, Iowa Circle, fronting
ton; $1,000. CONARD & MCEUEN,
se1S6t 1420 81. NV.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17

New iberia Enterprise: While
we, Of This place, are inert the Louis.
lana Central Railroad is being built
to Lafayette, and our coafrere OF
the MEaIDIoNAL is advocating the
building of the Abheville railroad
to Lafayette. Still he claims when
the railroad is built he expects to
see a building boom in VermiIion.
II 90, why not then advocate the
building Of the railroad from New
Iberia and get your building mate.
ria! from the neares; market?
We hayo no personal preference
As % where the road will come from
to .bis place, either from New Iberia
or Lafayette. Wha. We want Just
now is quick transit and the cheapest
mode OF receiving our supplies, and
Shipping oar products to the most
desirable market.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17
ROSE BUD SALOON.
BILLIARD TABLE
p PUBLIC " Il MING.

On the 2na DAY o. October 1882. cur
father; Jacob Cole, Sr sold to us all his
horned cattle and ncrses, ranging in Yer
million parish, IN and hear Mulberry Islaud,
branded with what is called a diamond
with aus. thus: and on the oaGth day
OF October 1889, OUT said tather-now de
,easod-so]d to the undersigned, James
Cole. lots /. 2, 3 and 4, OF Section 23, and
ali Of fractional sections II nj 70, in
townehip II, aouth Of range ! east. S. w.
Dis'ric: OF La, cont1ining 1866 spec asrec,
less about IS acres sold to Lucy Cole.
hsfcre E. &. S-aedes and ". B. White.
Eo,a.;es Public, ana were daily recorued
ia Ver,rili n parish.
With free knowledge of sail sales,
nsnsiSe Cole and Joseph Cole, applying
~ tie District Court OF Eerni!ioa uarish
TO he a%p.aintea observation-disclosures of our
said deceased fathers. succ -sslou. having
knowingly ard Illegally, caused orr "a; 4
eentory Of the property Of said succession.
as II II belonged 10 said snrcFSeian.
". hereby warn the said nena:se Cole
ana i"s-l... Cul. to proceed no turthe" in
thair Illegal interference with orr said
property, all We c~aut;on the public
against c~ountrnancinS, in any way, such
illegal ac ion by said parties, and warn
everyb dy not to ouv our seid property,
nor any part thereof, t ON any Que excep,
from us. 49,
lake Gus ee. La, Jct,~s 1885.
JAMES COLE,
JACOB COLE,
Per James Cole, Agent,
October ~ \ 1875,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17
A Seed Wife.

A good wife 10 70 q man wisdom
strength AID courage; a bad one e
confusion. weakness and DESPAIR.
No condition is hopeless to a u,an
where the wife possesses frames,
decison and economy. There 10 no
outward effort that can counteract
Incidence, extravaganza and follv
at home. No spirit can long endure
bad Influence. Man lie strong: but
his heart is notadamant. He need.
a tranquil mind; and if he is an in.
telligent man, with a whole head. he
needs its moral force in the conflict
of life. To recover his composure
home must be a place Of peace and
comfort. There his soul rencws its
strength and goes forth with renew.
ed vigor TO encounter the labors
and troubles of life. But if at home
he finds no rest, and there is me,
with bad temper, jealousy and gloom
Or assailed with complaints and ecu.
sure, hope vanishes and he silks into
despair -[Shreveport Time.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17

Mr.. EDIToR,-Please notify the
citizens Of Ahbeyills that I have
been employed BY the Parish Board
of Education" to teach the public
school in this place, and that said
school was this day opened. Those
having children entitled to its bene'
fts are requested to send them 10 at
once. It is the wish Of your School
Board to build up a school here
capable Of giving 3 flushed educa.
ton to your sons and daughters, and
if the patrons viii only second the
efforts Of Mr.. Edwards and the other
members Of your school commission
you may yet have your children
}gra5pa:ed in your own town.
There is o prejudice against the
public school system, but where it is
properly managed and encouraged
By parents aud guardians it has
proven g great blessing to the com
moaity.
l have came here to, teach the
school and promise to do my best to
advance the children entrnsted to
my care, and only ask all white per-
SOUS having children of proper age
70 send them in free Of cost.
Some Of the younger clerks in
town have spoken to me Of q night
school. # number sufficient to
Justify me will submit to fpch a
school, will willingly teach a night
session, cay to begin at TIP. NJ, Q.
there about It is an inest.n able
privilege to be able to 60 to school,
for a good education is the richest
inheritance your father can leave
you, but il yoa have to work for
you. own Irving, there is 10 reason
why you should despair, for any boy,
or girl either. who has sell will SCI:
scient can educate himself, and
many G: the greatest men the world
has ever known owed their great
ness 20 their own inaomitabIe euer.
81, some not even having the op-
%portunity for q common school
education. Very Respectfully,
A. n. NEAL.
Abbeville, Oct. 18th 1885.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17
Legislation in the Interest Of Labor.

.SS'S'~ssSs wv sbsNSsS0S VI LAW .
There is manifested a decided dis
position among the labor organiza.
ton of Pennsylvania and New York
to secure certain legislation in the
labor interests by taking a hand in
the election of members of the Leg
isiature. The Trades assembly Of
New York, which has, just adjourn.
ed while declining to take any part
in State politics as o body, agreed to
support only those Democratic or
Republican candidates for the two
branches Of the Legislature Of that
State who will pledge themselves to
support three or four measures which
the Assembly decided 10 present dur.
ing the coming session. The Min
ers' Union Of the Fourth district Of
Pennsylvania, which held it's conven.
ton at Dubois September /, adopted
. series Of resolutions Of a SIMILAR
tenor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17
The Upper Petite Anse Road.

The New neris Enterprise has
the following concerning q public
road between that place and this.
Our citizens will rejoice Of it's com.
pletion. for We are sadly in need Of
a good and plain road from, New
iberia to Abbeville
all difficulties in regard to tho
route through Mr.. VIM. Lourd's pas
ture have been settled to the salts
faction Of tho proprietor Of the soil
and the corporation Of New Iberia.
The road has been surveyed by Mr..
Henry Gascon, the lumber Is being
hauled and 10 q week or more we
will have a good road to and from
our town on its upper limits,
Where the Petit Anse can be pierced
without
The present internal circuitouarou.e.
This is but the first step, however,
and we are pleased to note the de-
termination Of the gentlemen in
charge Of this movement to have
this road opened, if possible, as far
as Abbeville, across Bull Island.
We believe the road could be open
ed without delay as far as Freetown
and to connect with the main road
to koyville by a committee calling
on the residents in that section, a
few Of them, we are informed, being
Messrs. N. Derouan, Son Nores,
Leon Romero and Isaac Livingston.
Keep the ball rolling.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17

We were led into An error q few
weeks ago in stating that the cotton
bought, ginned and baled at this
place, was by a northern firm and
shipped 10 Manchester, Mass. The
cotton in question is being purchas'
ed by Messrs. Maxwell & Putnam.
of New Orleans, through Mr.. Joseph
J. Abadie, of this place, and shipped
to Fall River, Mass.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17
UDs7M EN'l.
STATE OF LOUlalsA
PAn,sa or yRasllps
25lh judicial Distris. Ces't
Ne. 44
Elodie LeBa4e
IS. !.
a. C. Btossssrd.

In this case the same hsfiug v
regularly tried and i ipFssIls
the Court that The laF and ms
dence were in favor d plaiaIf
is therefore ordered adpadetf Y
decrsed that there be iadeaslaa
favor Of plaintiff iuteFd!sllsg =
Defendant A. Colonh Btaxa
aud further that Plsihlif IVY
Leblanc be appointed ! ei''s,
to said 4. Colombo bs0as;s'a !
Lastis Broussard ss Under eaaf
i, is lsr.hef ordered 'ha. y.
Broussard, Esq, Notary f'''s \, Y
make an estima:ivc inye'le1aTr1
property belonging 70 SO !. a ~
mun::v with plaintiff and ~
Cualri1 furnish bond 10 aeeoss, M
with law. I, is further otdsai's /
' he's ,um Of Tvenu.6se Del'n
Of ". 4. White, Esq. Aue's.
appreciated by The Cauri Z :. y, "
sent said 4. c. Brous'afd II
as costs and that all e'ss's - :
proceedings be paii y Y
: thus i1 done read cd s,ssaf'
omen Cont at Abtssllle, NE
Second day of October a'm
'''sD'.Jt Judge s5th JssL ~
Filed October 2, lsSss 90,
Signed, GEO. y. si n Cd
A tue copy. attest = cr..sss.
Dy CID = ~
Oct. l0..'s5..5t.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-17
kotice to Ta1pavst

Notice Is hereby gi,ea AaL
Tax Rolls for III. wi lbs " y Y
been deposited in my I'D n N N
the taxes assessed said M \,
set forth in the isx ells n !
my Office, and N iAs aatt,e II
Of the parish q Esrniia ii
they are row due Ind thal usus
on movable properiy I'LL buu
Delinquent on The Hi day Il sa
Der next, aud on iulaqrasls r~
ty On The 3lst day b Deem
1885, and will bear ono per ess!r
month interest lscclian n, Al \
96, 1882. IRON that date Until sa
iii accordance with afisE 40 d
the Constitution.
SheriFs 0fiee, AhhetiHa, u,
October I'D 1855.
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