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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16
Hs Read the Dime Novel Too Much.

MADISON, WIS.,, June ia young bach
elor farmer named VIM. Ross, who is an
inveterate reader of sensational literature.
has been arrested and lodged in Jail for
highway robbery. Ross lives near Dane
Station, and several nights ago entered the
station equipped with sombrero, mask and
up the contents of his money drawer. The
agent recognized Ross voice and had him
arrested, t..... .u a..
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Gladstone Announces Dissolution.

Gladstone AnnOunces Dissolution.
LONDON, June 1O.-In the House of Com
mons this afternoon Mr. Gladstone said
that ss consequence of the vote on Mon
day night he had advised the Queen to dis
solve Parliament without delay, and order
new election. Her Majesty had graciously
assented to this proposition, and in these
circumstances he would ask the House to
wind up the business of the session with q
much celebrity as was consistent with due
regard to the interests Of the Empire. Mr..
Gladstone added that he would move every
day that the Government financial busi-
ness have precedence, and that tomorrow
he would ask the House to adjourn until the
following Wednesday, and to drop al bills,
the consideration Of which would bs likely
to cause contentious
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Poisoned at a Socia tle.

WEST SoMERvILLE, MASS, June s.-Re-
tween sixty and one hundred persons who
partook of ice-crea m and cake at sociable
given few days ago by the PARK avenue
Methodist Society, have been taken sick in
consequence of some poisonous matter
which had got into the viands. No serious
cases have been reported. The ice-cream
came from a Well-known caterer who be-
lieves it was tampered with after leaving
his establishment.
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WASHINGTON, June 10.-Ellisop, Of In
diana, recently appointed United States
Ccnsul At Asuncion, Paraguay, has rendered
hb resignation, and It has been accepted
Mr.. Ellison sxplains his action by saying
that since his confirmation he has undsr-
stood from friends that Asuncion is . very
unhealthy place, and that he would prob
ably not live over two or three weeks II ~
went there. ut.aaf "a at.lt
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The Pestiferous English Sparrow.

Inc FesttferOus English sparrow.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The agricultural
appropriation bill was taken up in the
Senate to-day. Mr.. Miller, in the course of
some remarks on the bill, referred to the
ravages of the rice birds, which, he said,
cause loss equal to 81 per acre of all the
rice crop of the United States. The rava-
ges Of the English sparrow, he added,
were very much worse than those of
the rice birds, and amounted to
many millions of dollars year. The spar.
rows were rapidly on the increase. It was
believed by the Ornithological Association
Of the United States that steps should be
taken to exterminate these sparrows. This
association, Mr.. Miller said, which was
composed of amateur scientists all over the
United States, was doing most excellent
w< in the nvestigation Of the food habits
Of birds that were injurious to agriculture.
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IT is strange thing to note, but
nevertheless true, that shop-lifting is
chiefly confined to dry goods and no
ton stores. One would naturally sup
pose that persons so poor as to be under
the necessity of stealing would turn
their attention to bakeries, but such a
thing as tilching a loaf of bread, cakes
or pie is seldom noted. If shop-lifters
would confine themselves to the bak-
cries, there might be some sympathy
dor them, for has not every man and
woman a stomach?
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No More Flowers at Fuusrals.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, June 1l.-It has been
ers will no longer be allowed at funerals.
Among the reasons given are those that
many of the designs used at the funerals
are apt to be any thing but Catholic In their
meaning, and money is apt to be squan-
dered In useless and un-Catholic display
which too often is badly needed for the
necessaries of life. -. hfF f
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The English scientific commission ap.
pointed to inquire into M. Pasteur's pro.
cess have completed an elaborate in.
vestigation and are preparing report
which will affirm the efficiency of his
method as cure for hydrophobia, rank.
ing it among the chief scientific discov.
cries of the century.
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Interesting Records Found

NEwsuKo, N. Y, Juno s.-Major e. c.
Boynton, formerly .Adjutant General OF
the Military Academy, has discovered all
the original copies of the official orders to
the army issued at West Point during the
Revolution. They throw light on many
disputed questions. Comparatively few Of
them have ever been published.
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FoRrr-Two years ago John Tyler.
while President, married his second wife.
The wedding took place in New York,
and when the groom and bride returned
to Washington the National Intelligen.
Ger, the leading paper in that city at the
time, printed just four lines about it,
as follows: "The President of the
United States, with the lady to whom
he has just been united in marriage, re-
turned to this city Thursday evening"
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!. ST. LOUIS, June 10.-Mr Fauntleroy, Of
the counsel for the six Chinese Highbind-
ers, convicted last winter of the murder of
Lou. johnson, Chinese detee tive who had
furnished the authorities with information
which convicted the Highblnders of gam
bling and keeping opium dens, and Of en-
ticing strangers thither and then robbing
them, moved that they be granted new
trial. The Judge refused to give them q
hearing, and they will soon be sentenced to
be hanged. ra|T TsNIl 9TG tt ..'
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Not a. Bad a. Reported.

Sf. PAUL, MINI, June especial reports
to the Pioneer Press from Fargo, Grand
Forks, Blanchard and other Dakota points
fail TO confirm the Sensational reports Of
injury 70 wheat by the frost Of Sunday
night. Vegetables were badly nipped, but
grain IL suffering more from drought than
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If it is desirable to set up an anvil SO
chat its use will make the least pos
sible noise, set the anvil on a block of
lead, or make a putty ledge around
the anvil upon the wooden block, one
half inch clearaH round, one inch high.
Raise the anvil clear Of the block one
half inch high by any means available,
pour in the lead until it rises above the
bottom of the anvil. or set the anvil on
good bed Of sand held in box
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A Worthy Purpose.

NEW YoRK, June 10.-A Washington spe-
cial says: 'ME Endicott, son of the Hecre-
tsry Of War, and who was recently gradu-
ated from Harvard Law School, has been
appointed to . place in the Department. Of
Justice 1t is said he serves without pay,
his object being to increase his knowledge
of lAWn gl ,l s.rI.i As.4. .rH Is f'f
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The members of the jury that con.
victed Maxwell are indignant. They
were in court three weeks and forced
to listen to the interminable arguments
of the lawyers, and now they can get
no money to recompense them for all
the hardships they endured, the city
treasury being empty.
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THAT even Brazil and Chill could hold
the harbors of New York and San Fran
cisco respectively at their mercy is dis
tinctly stated in the recent report of a
committee of Congress. 1t is rather toe
much, however, when Hayti begins to
construct war cruisers of greater speed
than any we have in commission. Her
gunboat Toussanit rOuvesture, built at
Havre, easily made thirteen and half
knots on recent trial trip. She has
three good guns, too, to aid her effec-
tiveness.
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0orsd to Death.

EYTINsHAx. ILL, June Mrs. Henry
Topp, residing four miles northwest of this
city, was killed this morning by fero-
cious bull, which she was trying to drive
out of the barnyard. She was gored in the
abdomen, and lived only about one hour.
She was about fifty years old, and leaves .
husband and five children.
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A Western Soldiers Homo Proposed.
WASHINGTON, June 8-Senator Logan to-
day introduced a bill to provide for the To-
cation and erection Of branch Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers west of the
Rocky mountains. tappropristss sl50, ,0OO
for the purpose. n. iys
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To Save MAXWELL.

Sr. LOUIS, June 8.-A deputy sheriff re-
ceived letter, signed Charles Hunter, Of
fering him $4,000 to enter into scheme
for the release of Maxwell, the murderer
of Preller. The plan was Tor the deputy
to allow the prisoner to escape while being
taken to court for sentence.
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Death Of Colonel Richkrd M. Hoe.

Death Of Colonel Richard M. Hoe.
New YORK, June S.-The cable this morn
ing brings the tidings from Florence, Italy.
of the death in that city of Colonel Rich
ard NJ. Hoe, of New York. Mr.. Hoe had
gone abroad for rest and pleasure in COM
pany with his wife and daughter, and was
apparently in his usual good health when
suddenly stricken down last evening with
heart disease. Mr.. Hoe was the senior mem.
bsr Of the firm of R. Hoe & Co. His name
is inseparably connected with the develop
ment Of the printing press in this country.
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A Verdict for Mrs. GarfieId,

CLEvELAND, O., June S.-The case Of
Thankful Tanner against Mrs. James A.
Garfield to recover s25,0oO damages for
slight injuries susta lined in collision with
Mrs. Garfield's carriage was submitted to
the jury to-day. The Jurors, after three
hours deliberation, returned . verdict in
favor Of Ms. Garfield.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16
A Big Haul.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June S-Burglars Of
fected An entrance to the Frank fort Lot
terry Company Office this morning, and
blowing open the safe, secured $500 in
cash and took jewelry, diamonds and
watches to the same value.
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A Conspiracy Unearthed.

sr. LOUIS, June 9-The city council at
East St. Louis has dismissed the entire po-
lice force, on the charge Of conspiracy to
rob the hanks and business houses Of the
city. The action was brought on informa-
tion furnished in confessions by burglar
and police lieutenant now in prison.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Mr.. BUDpvNslEx, the builder Of rot
ten tenement houses. has formally taken
up his quarters in Sing Sing, notwith.
standing that he is worth $1,000, 900.
Rich men are getting thick in Sing
Sing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16

The New York Cotton Exchange held
its sixteenth annual meeting recently.
According to the years record there
were 24,SS2, 800 bales of cotton sold
.'for future deliveries" as the jargon
of the exchange hath it, and the sales
of real cotton amounted to 4sS, 977 bales.
The sales of phantom were 100000
bales more than the year before, and
the sales of real cotton were A, 900 bales
less. The future contracts would have
required four cotton crops to fill them.
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The fee of DR.. Sunderland for per.
forming the wedding ceremony of Pres
ident Cleveland was new hundred-dol.
lar bill. Mrs. Sunderland thinks Of
framing II and hanging 1t in the parlor.
In that event the Doctor would have to
buy BULLDOG to puard Il.
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Warren Smith, Of Burnt Hin.

Warren Smith, of Burnt Hills, N.
r., thinks that he is unlucky. He
went fishing while ago, and, in the
excitement Of landing big fish.
dropped his false teeth overheard and
never saw them more. Not long after
ward. while splitting wood, he struck
bis wrist with the axe and nearly
severed the hand from the arm. As
soon az this wound healed, Mr.. Smith
went to the .wood-house again and
succeeded in cutting off his left thumb
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16

-Always buy or subscribe for .
newspaper; never borrow it. A paper
you have paid for is worth more to
you; its value is enhanced in the same
proportion that your seh-respect is in
creased. IN y. Independent. ~ =.
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obtain money to carry on war
against the Indians, Governor West.
OF South Carolina. in 1850 offered q
price for every Indian captive. and
then sold all who were brought in to
West India slave dealers. who again
disposed OF them proftably to West In
dia planters. -...tl..'. !. - -
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Arresc of an Alleeed Ince n diary,

ArF0sS VI III NtHcBcU A"e0"UHSFys
CHICAGO, June 9.-J0hn Durkin, the in.
cendiaFy who set fire to the house 728 Canal
street last Monday, by which eight Lives
were lost, was arrested late last night He
had presented himself at the house in which
lay the dead body Of his wife Durkin says
he was In Joliet st work when the FIRE 90
CURED 4.,. tf
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Starving Men Threatening Riot,

Sr. JOINS, N. F., June 9.-Rread riots arr
threatened in Conception Bay. Crowds OF
unemployed men are parading the streets.
The police, with rifles and fixed bayoneta.
SO far have prevented looting The British
war ship Lily has been ordered to Concep-
tion Bay.
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-Dr, w. F. Carver, tbs famous ride
shot. says that II an orange 10 hit In the
exact center by rife bah u will spllt
isso : thousand fragments and c0uar
Sss@J ~saPPeA6 Ff9t
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Going Back 10 Ten Ho ,rs.

Going Back to Ten HO Jrs.
Sr. LOUIS, June l0.-The master builders
decided this afternoon to notify u cir en-
ployes that after June l5 they w,uid bs
required to work ten hours. The lsborers
state that they will return to the old plan
under NO consid Grafton
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A Mother Charged with Murder.
PoRT HURON. MOE, june i0.-Nrs. Flora
Rolph was arrssted this morning Tor caus-
ing the dsstt 81 hss thrss-ysar-old child On
TUESDAY o. thn wssk aial lAsf kAi
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A Possible Clew 70 an Incendiary.
CHICAGO, June S.-The police believe they
have clew to the incendisry who set fire
to the house at No. 723 South Canal street
yesterday, by which eight lives were lost.
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Seven nusdrsd Rletsrs Arrested.

PEsTH, June 1.-THE crowds reassembled
in the streets tonight, and when the police
commanded them to dispersc they were
greeted with howls of derision. At given
signal troops were advanced from the side
streets, surrounded the rioters, and arrest
cd 100 Of them. Many have since been re-
leased, but the ringleaders are held u
prison. st.,.
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BsRLIN, June s.-Ths infantry rsgimsnts
ct tFraDkfortop-t Main are being drilled
in ths use Of tts bicycles and tricyclss for
military purposes. The men ride ~ ms
chimes u marching ssdsg. 39l
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-Streetcar Philosophy: Calm con.
ductOr-"Can't take that quarter. sir!''
Indignant passenger like to
know why notp' G. C.-'It's t,o
smooth" l. P.--s'Welli That's cooli
You gave me that very quarter on this
car this morning. ] took it from you
In change" C. C.-"Well, you see we
are more particular than you are. -
6Gn Frasscisco MeUs Letter.
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."k this llsh freahpn

-"k this Ash freshp" asked Mra,
Brown Of the dealer. Eyes, marm,"
was the reply; ..leastwise tougher be.
Il hasn't been near salt water for 3
week. to my k-owledge, and Bill Sink
OF had II day v TO afore I got It."
4fs Brown didn't have 6sh to- dinner
that day.-Bo BostoN 1raWsorip6
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A striker Very Heavily Punished.

N 6CtIkeT WY u0WvIIy uuIBueU.
6r. LOUIS, June 9.-P. d. Davis, Master
Workman Of the Knights Of Labor Assem-
bly, st Pacific, No., was sentenced to two
years in the Penitentisry and aned $500 in
the Circuit Court st Union, Mo-, to-day.
He yas leader IN ~ ists soutbwssf0is
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The Presid ent in Washington.

Mrs. Cleveland returned to Washington
this evening from Deer Park, Nd.
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Herr Nests Anarchist Paper. a
NEW York, June 11.-New York detectives
are ON the hunt for the Office Of Herr Most's
Anarchist paper, which is publishing bloody
threats. a a, .e.0-.f TI
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distance OF sixteen feet. Roup had several
ribs broken, and 10 supposed to have 10
ceived internal injuries Of fatal chaSao
ter. The other two were seriously, but NOT
danger ously, hurt. @ 4E
WHILE at work in saw mill at Center
burg, Frank McKsy had bis right leg brok
on by being caught in the log carriage
The bones were crushed between the knee
and ankle.
The town of Conner and vicinity, about
I've miles north Of Lima, is greatly excit
cd over the presence Of . case of small
pox in the very worst form.
The name OF the post-office at Clinton
Valley, Clinton County, has been changed
to Midland City. l
DIR. e. WILLIAMS has been elected presi
dent of the Cincinnati Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals.
Ar the meeting of the National Stove
makers Association, at Cleveland, ths
prices Of stoves we're advanced seven and
one-half per cent.
DAYTON has over three hundred Mquos
saloons, which have been listed undsr the
Dow law.
WHILE working ON . high sca6old at
CoWotA1 AAheo = AoAcS We' PScoAPAeSeoS
to the ground by the giving way Of the
scafRold. Hs Il in . dangerous condition.
A PRoPlILxR arrived ct Sandusky few
days ago from Dulnth with eighty thou
sand sacks Of Minnesota -four for Belfast
ireland.
JAcop BoyBR, living east of Marion,
whils walking on the Bee Line track, wai
| vuu ,ovar bv Tia local frei9hk His laft arK
end right Is have been amputatsd. Aga
Afty7nve. H viii probably die.
tsnesd TO two years h The psnitsntiasy -
soshssy. li.it.
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Town Council.

Abbeville, La, June 8, 1856.
The Council met pursuant to call
of the Mayor, who stated the object
to be to take action on the proceed
ings Of the joint meeting Of the
Town Council and Of the Police
Jury in regard to the Bridge across
the bayou Vermilion at Abbeville,
and on the claim of s. Wise on the
building of the bridge keeper, laid
over from last meeting; also to
consider the question Of charging
the corporate limits of the town Of
Abbeville. Present, jos. J. Abadie,
mayor, and Messrs. Wise, Mills,
Young and Beauxis.
The minutes of the meetings of
the Council Of the dates Of April
22d and Goth and May 10, 1886,
were read and adopted.
The proceedings of the Joint
meeting Of the Police Jury and Of
the Town Council above referred to
having been spread upon the min.
utes, were read by the Secretary.
On motion of r. Fl. Mills. re.
solved that the action Of the Joint
meeting Of the Police Jury Of the
Parish of Vermilion aud of the
Town Council Of Abbeville of the
date of December IA. 1885, in fixing
the salary of the bridge keeper at
$3.50 per year and fixing the share
of said salary, as we'll as fixing the
share Of the expense of building the
bridge keepers house as we'll as all
costs of maintaining the bridge, ex.
cept costs of repairs thereon to be
borne respectively by the Town Of
A bbeville and the Parish of Yer
million, be ratified and approved and
held Us binding on said town, pro
vided the Police Jury ratiies the
same on the Parish of Vermilion.
Claim of S. Wise for $64.38 be-
ing for materials furnished on &C.
count of the Town, was allowed and
ordered paid.
On motion. Council adjourned.
Jos. J. ABADIE, Mayor.
w. B. WHITE, Secretary.
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TOWN COUNCIL.
Abbeville, July 5, 1886.

Abbeville, July S, 1886.
Council met this day in regular
session. Present Jos. J. Abad,e,
mayor, J. NJ. Beauxis. alderman.
No quorum being present, on mo-
ton Council adjourned to meet on
Friday July l6, 1886.
Jos. J. ABAD1E, Mayor.
w. B. WHITE, Secretary.
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On motion of ] Rroussard. re

On motion of ] T Rroussard, re.
solved that F D Lege. Pierre E
Broussard, VIM Richardson, Jerome
Buchee, Frank Wall and w B Ri.
chardson are hereby appointed a
jury of free holders to retrace and
re- establish a public road starting
twenty arpents from the bayou on
Primeaux's laud, running in a north.
erly direction until it reaches the
place Of John Conner, deceased, and
that notices to them be dispensed
with.
On motion Of w L Vanslykc, re.
solved that the following estimate of
the probable expenses of the parish
during the year 1886, be published
by the Clerk of this body in the off.
cial journal during thirty consecu-
tive days before levying and assess.
ing the parish taxes according to
law:
mill.
l Criminal Prosecution l
2 Grand & Petit Jury and Jury
Commissioners II
3 Printer & Stationers /
4 Parish e. Dist. Atty. !
5 Sheriff holding Court !
6 Magistrate. Constable, Physi.
clan, Collector & Assessor !
7 Polio Jury, Clerk Constable,
Faaace Committee g. Treas'r II
8 Roads & Bridges 2a
8 F&upcrs & INDECENT /
10 Public Schools
Total 10
On motion of T Broussard, re.
solved that a sufficient amount be
appropriated for the purpose of 10.
surfing the courthouse, and that the
President and Clerk authorized to
draw warrant for such sum az may
be necessary.
The following claims were allow
ed aud ordered paid
& A MazeroIlc, S Wise, assignee,
$50 90; A Theail, l 80; Demas
Toups. | 80; 81 X Robinson, 3 90;
Eli Montague, 5 90; Z A Corbat,
40; a l. Leblanc, l8 90; Edwin
Lee, 10 90: Juo T'rahan, 10 90; G
Delano, 10 90.
On motion the Jury then adjourn.
ed until the next regular meeting,
I'd Monday in August.
L.. C. LYONS, Clerk.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF vERMILION.
Judicial District Court.

Number 4.
Succession of John A. Smith.
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested in the said succession,
or having any opposition to make to
the tableau Of debts and charges.
and account of administration of
said succession, to file the same
in writing in the Office of the
clerk of court within ten days from
the date hereof.
Given under my hand aud seal of
court, this 18th day Of June.l886.
LAsTlE BR0UssARD, Clerk.
O'Bryan & White, attys.
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NOTICE.

All persons subject to State Ii.
censes for the year 1886, are hereby
notified to pay the same without
otherwise they will incur the
prescribed by law.
Sherif's Office. Abbeville, La,
February Is, 1886.
JOSEPH S. NUNEz,
Sheriff Ex.oficio Taxi Collector.