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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Akcke2NT'S
E~Hervescent SeItzer
Aneriert

an elegant etticacious.
pleasant apcrient in
the form OF ~apowder.
producing when dis
solved III water an L =
liilaratln@, ithcrv,
cent Dran"ht. RECON-
mended by our best
] hysicians as a reliable
and agreeable remedy.
1t cures Constipation,
cures lndiSestion. Ell
res Dyspepsia, cures
Piles. cnrcs Heartburn
cures Sick Headache.
cures Liver Complaint,
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LUNETTEs.-L La reputation DIES
lunettes de Hawkes. Obtenue dams
les EtatS-UniS est I'M fait tout-a.
fait mcrveilleuX. Files sont counues
depuis rAtlantique .jusqu'au Paci.
tique ct leur reputation est baste
sur leur reel m6rite. Les temoi@na-
ges DIES hommcs les plus eminents
du pays qui ont eu leur vle anne
Iioree par leur usage peuvent etre
donnGs. En- vente 4 la pharmacie
Thibodeaux.
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CREVASSE. La crevaSse Ber "eron.
que les o%uvriers du Morgan II. 4.
avalent abandonn6e, aete reprise EN-
sous-Guvre par les rivcrains, sous
la cOnduite de Mr.. +. Pitre eft Went
detre complement bouchGe mer.
credl dernier. On est en- train. i
Theure quill est, de r-construlre la
levee telle qn'e!le eXistait avant
Faccldent. La compasnie du che.
min de fer d, fort reimbursement.
Offert tout lie bois n~ecessaire, ct lie
jury de Police de IL paroisse La
fOurchc Il vote DIES fonds pour nour-
rir tous les travailleurs, qui, du
reste, ne demandent aucune autre
retribution.
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HOTEL DIES ETRANGERS-LIl0-
tel DIES EtranwerS treS-avantageuse.
ment connu ct grandement aclla>
lande, Went d%'orner sd devanture
dune ~nouvelle enseigne. Ccttc en-
seigne, qui est l'puvrc de NM.
Johnson X Ciace, ne laisse rien Il
d~eSlrer: les lettreS ct les eniolive-
ments qui fe2tourent Sont execu.
ties de main dc maltre. ct, quoiIue
ceS meSNie:rS : Soieut dtia acQuis
une reputation H6ritte dams ce
genre de travail, nous nous EN-.
preSSouS DE- les recommander au
patronage dn pabiic comme deS
pelntres ~dtcorateurs hers ligne.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Les mpmbreS
du Comite de reception pour les G.
n. OF A., compose de MN. Thos. 4.
BadeauX, A. }. Brand ct @. l.. Ca.
TO, sc font I'M devoir ct un plaislr
de remercler publiquement, pour
les Dons offices qu'ils ont rendus d
la dlte soclete. samedi dernier:
Nine Lambert, Mesdemoiselles
Louise Braud, c. RosSignol, Julia
Thlbodanx, Lillian Thibodanx, Lou
Use 1mbodauX, Agnes Meyer ct les
cOmpaGnleS 'ThibOdauX Fire Co.
No. !" ct ''llome Hook and Ladder
Go. No. L."
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Nous avOns eu tOute la Semaine.

Nous avOns ell toute la semaine.
un temps on ne peut plus appro-
prize i nos recOltes lie la chaleur
ct DIES pluies modereeS j; anssi est.ce
plaisir d yoir Ia vigueur que mon.
tire partout Ia vegetation. &c nest
pas que tout soft pour lie mieux
dams lie meillenr DIES mondes mails
on est genGralement satiStlit lie
%lapparence qu'oifre lie plant de an.
mes ct meme les 50 lchcs.
QUAINT an commencement, i la DO
l'tl1ne, on Sen eecupe assez peu,
eXcepte pour fron1er I'M petit bin,
atm de men pas perdre rhab!tude.
Levenement de la semaine, c'est-
4 dire lie marriage du President.
nous Il laisses assez indifflrents. &c
nest pas que nouS lie blamions, an
%contraire, c'est toujourS commettre
une bonnie action que de Sc maricr,
WI feXcedant de population femi-
nine, ct 81 Grover Cleveland nous
await consulte, nous l'auriOEs GER
tainement encourage dams ses iddes
matrImonialeS ave- plus de fam
chise que he lie fit Pantagruel a
Pannrge.
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CLOCHE D'ALARME CONTRE LES

CLOCHE D'ALARME CONTRE LES
VOLEURS.-Par lie temps qni court,
il pest pas sans interGt pour nos
lecteurs de SAVIOR que NM. Mon
nier ct +. Chol ont recu leur pa
tente ponr l'instrument on apparel
susdit qui doit trahir tout malfai-
teur qui essaiera d'entrer chez vous
Get apparel est simple, ingenieux
ct indispensable pour sc sarantir
DIES visites nocturnes DIES voleurs.
MesSieurS MOnnier ct ChoI sOpt.
DIES maintenant, prtts Il remplir,
dams lie plus BRET d6iai, tons les Or
dres qui leur parviendront.
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PENDAISON.-Nos vOisins de Ia
paroisse Absorption ont etc graft
ti6s hier, vendredi dern!er. dun
spectacle qui IA, Embarrassment,
rlen tie ilouveau pour eux lie negre
John Davis qni. il Y a un an ct de-
mi Il pen pres, a tue sd femme dams
DIES circumstances atrOceS. a pave
sd dette ii la soclete ct Il etc pendn
haut ct court %jusln'a ce que mort
Sen suivit.
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De IinyentiOn de la biert.

On nous a demande 81 l,invention
de la hiere est die aux Allemands.
Non.-..D es Pan 200S. ce breu-
wage etait connu dams la Basse-
Egypte; on en- consommait dams
tout ie Deltl. ct la vile de Pelu>e
4 etc Ia premiere 4 Ii fabriquer.
Dn reSte, ce nom de '.biere' seul
est dorigine plus recente. car les
anciens rappelaient .'Boisson Pelu-
sienne," du nom de Ia vile Oil. pour
Ia premiere foiS. ellie await verse
SEES tlots dor, en- 20Js, CONNIE nous
avonS dit.
L'E@ypte, par les aboGiantes c6-
reales qu'on y recolte, await toutes
les facilities pour cette fabrication.
La vlgne he pouvant Y etre culti-
wee, ainsi quill Ell est tgalement
pour fantre cote du Rim, les habi>
tants furent obliyes d sc rabattre
II cette boisSon.
La P~elasienne etait de deux sor-
tes: Fune que les gems du pays
nommaient ZITHUM. ct r'antre uui
portrait lie nom de CARMI parce qu'-
ellie etait plus douce.
IL Y await la difference entire lie
zlthum ct lie carmi, de notre biere
blonde a Ia biere rousse, on bien,
pour prendre une comparison en-
Amerlque. entire lie lagey ct l'ale.
Cette poisson, agreeable en- etc, a
DIES qualities hygi6niques tres re
commentaries mails devant les
falsitications Ghontees don't les ira
tiquants sans vergogne empoison.
nent &c liquide, il devient TN objet
de metiance qui peut avoir DIES con-
sequences redoutables dams Feco.
monte.
Nos aIeux, les Nelches connais-
salient Ia biere, ainsi quill appert
dune epigramme mediocre du fan
tasque emperor Julien.
StrabOn conState qu'elle etait con-
nue. dams lie nord de FEurope, en-
Flandre, EN- Angleterre, dams les
pays scandinaves. En- Grece meme.
Ell ltalie ct sur lie littoral de III mer
latino cette liqueur etait en- usage,
ct pourtant SUI ces c0tes en~solell.
lees, 81 fertlles Ell vim d6licieux, la
poisson blonde DIES "Alboches" de.
Wait falre triste figure!
Pasml toutes les bieres que Ton
llvre IA la consommatiOn, il en- est
deuN eXcellentes ce sont lie .:Bass"
ct lie Porter"
Mas malgrG "Portel" ct Glass;
mes amiS, mes cllers compatriotes.
nest-ce pas quill est meilleur de
crIer "maSse" d TN rouge bord
quill est plus francois de faire rubis
Il Fongle avec un lie ces bons wins
du Midi de Ia France qui petillent
CONNIE DIES rubis en- fusion. ct Oui
font eciore les chansons sur levres ?
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OFFRE. -Toute pcrsonne as;
prendra TN Announcement dame an
nee Il In SENTINELLE, recevra gra-
tultement, pendant la dur6e de son
Announcement, lie Chicago Weekly
Ners.
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SOIHEE. = Samedi dernier, 30
mai, les {. X. of \. donnaient. dams
lenr sale, une Reception pour Ia
Guelle IN certain nombre d'invita.
tons avaient etc ~lanceeS. La saNe
etair comble ct beaucoup d'invitcs
S'etalent meme REFUGEES sur les ga
leries tuyant ainSi la chaleur uui
rtSnalt dams la sale. lie grand at
trait de III soiree c~onsistait en- nom.
breuSes executions musicales sous
la direction du Prof L. Chol.
Mile Pauline Chol s'est montr4e
ce pH'e'le est; costa dire une veri.
table artistic, dams la maniere don't
ellie a chante lie grand moroccan de
''Jndith". Ses vocalises sOnt DureS,
lrreprochables ct dGnOtent une
grande pratique Ell meme temps que
deS dispositions musicales indiscu.
table,.
lie dlscOnrS qua pronounce ITIOn
f. w. Blake a etc fort goilte ct fort
applaud, en- un mot, In sol:ee IA etc
un vrai success ct les {. X. of a
doivent Sen teliciter ct Sen apnlau-
dir.
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THE NEW SENSATION Mercre.
di ct jeudi derniers, on pouvait voir
sur lie Bayou Lltourche une espece
d'arche, sur lie sytGme de celle lie
feu Noe, dams iaquei!e nne troupe
de gymnastics, de danseurs ct de
chanteurs donnaient dies represent
tations qui ont fait les delices de
cenX qni v ont assiste.
lie susdit cha,and on archie est
maintenant en- bas du Bayou, mails
il reviendra bient0t, ct nous nous
propOsons d'assister au moins i une
de e seances qui, parait-il, peu.
vent avoir pour Spectators les gems
les plus difiiciles sous lie rapport de
la morale ct DIES BONES mpurs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

Prof. Charles Andrew Lewis gave
two Of bis performances, Thursday
and Friday nights, to large and ap-
%preciative audiences. The PROBES
SOY exhibits everything his bills call
for, and that to the entire satisiac.
ton Of all those who witness him.
In the magnetism and mesmeric per.
Torrance the audience was wild with
delight, and many are laughing till
this moment to think of the grostes-
que antics INDUCED in by those who
took part in the same. The aerial
sensation and living pictures by
Miss Ida May Lewis, together with
her artistic renditions and laughable
selections, introducing her wonder.
ful facial expressions we're alike
pleasing. He will give another en-.
tertainment this evening. and if you
wish to spend a few hours very pleas.
your time could not be better
occupied than in witnessing his per.
Everything is strictly
and nothing is presented to
cause q blush to appear on the face
Of the most fastedious.
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Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF vERMlLIoN.
2bth Judicial District Court.

| " Az ul11OC1 RI
Succession of Thos Hofpauir, ST..
2 Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Administrator, in pur.
suance of an order of Court, will
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, FOR CASH, at the
late residence of the deceased, on
Saturday the 9Th day of March 4.
d., 1885, the following described
property belonging to the succession
of Thomas Hofpauir,, sr, to.wit
4 certain tract of land situated in
the parish Of Vermiliop, being the
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section "a, IN township
10, south of range 2 east and con.
tanning Al acres more or less.
Another tract Of land in said par.
ish, adjoining the above, being the
northwest quarter of the northwest
Quarter of section "a il township
ID, south Of range 2 east, containing
Al acres more or less: this tract
having been bought at tax sale and
being subject to redemption.
One dwelling house--a lot of
fencing--a lot of horsea and cattle
a branding iron--a lot of household
fnrni,ures-heds and bed1ing-and
other articles.
Abbeville. La. Janv 30, 1886.
THOMAS HoFFpAuIE, JR,
Administrator.
O'Bryan d White. Attys.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Susan Caldwell. of New
lheria. il viaitiag her cousin. Miss
Lizzie Edwards, At Abbeville at
present.
1t is with regret that ~ learn Of
Miss N. A. Davis suffering with
neuralgia and toothac che for the last
two weeks.
We are happy to state that Miss
Pauline Deronen has recovered from
her severe cold, and is able to be
among her friends encore.
Prof. Charles A. Lewis. the great
Snowman, "a. in town thi. week
entertaining our citizens with his
magnetism and psychological per-
formances.
Miss Ada Nunez. we learn, is
making rapid progress in her pre-
parations to leave our midst for
Opelonsas. where abe expects to
attend Mrs. Hays school.
Last Sunday Mr.. O. C. Kibhr
made his appearance in town, after
an absence Of over n week. De,
lighted to see You, Mr.. Kihbe. Don't
stay away s long next time.
Mr.. P. Gilbert Addison. who is
in town spending a few days with
relatives aud friends, informs US that
the planters in his p~eishborhood are
making preparations for large crops
Of cotton and corn this year.
We were sorry indeed to notice
the SCHENECTADY appearance of our
usually >a,niable and :jovial friend,
Mr., J. n. Williams, last Saturday
lie has been . victim to that
terrible. and ever scizable malady.
neuralgia. and a martyr to the den
Instruments. Yon have our
sincere sympathy, Mr.. Williams. and
md hope that what was kindly al
to remain Of your tooth will
cause yon no further trouble, and
The next time we see you, YOU
will be yourself again.
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1896 1888 Iss6
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+. |. MELEBECK.

Abbeyille, La.
Keeps constantly cir hand a gen.
eral assortment Of DRY GOODS,
CLpTHlN4,
BOOTS,
LADIES SHOES,
SHOES FOR GENTS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
TIN 4 e,
CUTLERY,
AND
CROCKERYWARE.
ALL KINDS or CANNED GOODS,
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The police jury proceedings will
appear next week.

The business men Of our comm.
nity-at least those with whom we
have spoken to-express themselves
we'll satisfied with the winter trade,
and the present outlook is still
bright.
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DIED.

BERNARD On the 9Th instant, at
her late residence. Mrs. J. B. E.
Bernard, aged s%ixty.seven years.
She leaves q large family and many
good and warm friends 10 mourn
their loss in the family circle. Her
children have Gil attained the age Of
maturity.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

= tram'road is proposed, between
Nv Iberia and this place, by so,ne
our leading merchants, who are
llling to take stock in tn, enter:
F', 1t IS suggested to have a
PROV gauge rail track thereon,
l'a cars drawn by dummies. W.
10 earnest about this matter, and
PUG Ike to hear from our New
Fra trends on the subject. We
'uA 'ne project a good and feasible
and an enterprise that would
*el'' not considering the great
1''s0ieoce 1t would be to trarel.
strickland Spell, Who was tried
convicted for murder at the
p'snOer termof Our district court,
sentenced for fife to the peli
, ,aa'y, affw days ago. while the
~ vas giving him his dinner,
.'' an attempt to escape Jail.
! ss' . short but spirited scufae the
'a hos'ly succeeded in getting
oack to his cell. Jailers can
!" no particular when dealing
Y parties who have a lifetime
'''aee 'mnosed upon them, or con.
.'e' 10 be hung, for thoy will, in
every instance, take dcsrer.
.'aaees at escape whenever the
tHnor'nni'v. in their m;nd..
"'u Presents Itself.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

We have been informed that our
esteemed friend and old fellow.
townsman. Mr. Frank Lyons, has
leased the plantation of Mrs. Leon
Broussard. about one mile below
town. With his indomitable energy
and enterprise, success is sore to fol.
low his efforts and. undertakings.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

poultry and eggs meet with ready
l,l,. and at good prices, in this
market.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

The Bookseller gin and compress
! ,eain in fall Roadway, and the
ko,ii goes bravely on.
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Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF vERMILION.
25th Judicial District Court.


No. 43.
Succession of Emerente Broussard
BY virtue of IN order of sale
granted by the Hon. 25th judicial
District Coxrt, in and for tue parish
Of Verlnilion and State Of Louisiana,
10 The matters Of the above entitled
and numbered succession. notice ID
hereby given that there will be sold
at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the late residence
of the deceased. on
Wednesday, March 3; 1886:
the following described property be.
longing to said succession, to wit:
1st-Ons tract of land lying and
being situated in this parish on the
cast side Of bayou Vermilion con.
tanning Isl S7Il00 acres and desig.
mated az the northeast quarter. in
section 2, township -, south of
range 4 east.
2nd-One other tract Of lard 10
same parish on the east side OF the
bayou Fermilion, containing 40
6ll00 acres more or less, aud desig.
mated d the northeast quarter, Of
the southeast quarter Of section 2
in township -, south Of range
2 east.
3rd-One certain tract Of wood
land lying aud being situated in
Crosse Isle, measuring one arpent
BY Two arpepts deep, the long
lines running east and west, bound.
&c above by Mrs Nicholas Bon.
below by Augustin Brous.
east by Trasimond Eabineaux
and west by NJ c Broussard.
4th-One dwelling house - one
lot of out houses--nue corn crib
sSl panels Of fencing--one buggy
md harhess-one OK cart and wagon
III gentle horses mules-about
81 head Of cattle-o2 pair Of oxcn--
one lot Of farming implements-o one
ct Of household furniture--one lot
If seed cotton-and many other ar.
.icles too numerous to mention. |
Terms and Conditions.
The dwelling house and lands on
J. credit Of one. t~o and three years
rom the day Of safe, and the other
properly d~ne.foufsi Of purchase
curb on day Ct sale and the re-,
naiader on came terms Of credity
to furnish their notes
Nth solvent sureties in soIido to the
satisfaction Of and payable to the
'rder of the Administrator, with 8
yer cent per annnm interest from
maturity until payment, with ten per
'ent additional tor fees Of attorney
o case Of suit for the amount Of said
totes or any portion thereof.
The lands to be and remain spec
ally mortgaged and hypo,hecsted 10
Of said succession with the
lauae de non slienaudo" until full
nd 6nal payment Of the purchase
rice together with Interest, attor
ey's fees and costs Of court that
lav accrue thereon.
Given under my official signature,
I oHce. IA the tow OF Abbevillc,
sis 9th Sax nf Yanuo,H 1875
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

Captain henry Walter, Of the
|,ooo Island Belle. has our thanks
h 4 eaod supply Of 6ne, fresh oys.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13
NOTICE..

I'll persons subject to State Ii.
cens"s for tie year 1886, are hereby
notified to pay the same without
delay. otherwise they will incur, the
penalties prescribed by law.
Sher,f's Office. Abbeville, La.
February Is, 1856.
JOSEPH S. NUNEz,
Sheriff Elk oficio Tax Collector.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

We bad y slight rain last We'd
|esday night, and several frosts do.
(ag the week. 1T present the
|ea,her is all that cotld be desired.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

0ur hog.raisers meet with ready
lie, and at good prices, for their
nine. The only regret they e1.
|ress is that they did not raise more.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

We learn that the siubble and
cane, in some places, in
b, parish. was untouched BY the
|cese willie in other parts Of this
betion it is totally rnined.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13
P~ERFUMERY,
FARMER
UTENSILS.

III short. everything that is 70 be
found 10 a country sore. Ny store
is new, aiso all Of my goods. lam
selling 1t Rock Bottom prices for
CASH. Feh.-l3, SO.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13
Read the Town Council.

pev roor State license for the
,.s, 1856.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

Game has beer plentiful in town
Ii, week, aud at low prices, much
| The displeasure Of our local but
hers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-13

We are informed that there il
Dn%siierahIe sickness ia our parish
principally pneumonia, occasioncd
imprudence und exposure du.
hs The lsie spell! Of bad weather.