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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02

Mr.. E. /. Addison is having a
snail! cottage built TO the rear and
IN the west side of the MER1DIoNAL
building. somc Of our friends think
i, is intended for the junior, but it's
Lot SO. for lie is not yet prepared to
90 to housekeeping.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02

Deputies sheriff II. B. Lyons and
T. Leblanc left here last Tuesday
morning with fi:c prisoners sen.
,,rcsd to the %penitentiary at the last
10 G. our district court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02

We gee that oar worthy citizen,
Mr.. JOSEPH 7, Labit, is removing an
otd building 5n Port street, and
intends, as We arc informed, TO erect
. new aud better one in its stead.
Success to von. friend JOS.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02

The Hebrew New Year, 5647 in
the Jewish calender, occurred last
Thursday aud continued until yes.
terday evening. II was observed in
,Leir usual mode Ivy closing their
places Of business, fasting, aud ca
gazing in devotional exercises.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02

A lady friend Of ours, living on
tie opposite side Of the bayou, re
ports that the other day She saw a
huge frog jump out Of the water.
when approaching the bridge, and
catch o small bird. She did not
wait to sec whether he ate it raw or
cooked it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02
Fine weather this week.

Cotton in seed is selling at the
Bookseller gin for twenty do.l":s
no. thousand weight.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02
District Court Items.
CIVIL

NO. ~ AyupTc lLcbihiC VS. ~. LIE
blanc, jr. exception Of pccmaturity
Of action dismissed. suit dismissed.
lOl Eugene Harrington w Del,
mas Nunez, judgt :or pltf.
lO2 E'eliue Sicily ct ais VS. G.
Sicily ct a's. partition in kind or.
dered before r. P. O'Bryan, Esq.
Notary Public. jules Bernard aud
Leonce Perret, appointed appraisers.
l03 J, I. Moore & Co.. vs Nico-
las I,roussard, judgt for pld.
81 Estate Olivier Cody, tableau
homologated.
81 Estate Josephine Sicily, tab
leau homologa,ed.
So Estate Enyenie Thihodcaux,
tabl, all homo'ognted.
SO Estate j. v. Guidry aud Me-
lanie !lehert, tatIeau homolosated.
us Il. Sellers rs J.. G.. LIE.
MARIE. admir- ct ais, judgt for pIif.
63 D. CoIe ct ais, vs. J. Cote Ell
ais, judst for p'f. decreeing simula.
tion of sale.
Estate Jean Onezime Trahan, tab.
leau homologated.
ll3 J. C. Lemaire Va widow and
heirs Of j. Lemaire. judgt for plf.
100 T.. Thibanlt VS. l.. Nunez ct
ala. on trial.
% Dnprc Leblanc. ST.. VS. Gustave
Leblanc. .judgt for p'ff.
81 Estate NJ. B. Hargrove, tab
lean homo'ogated.
SO A%lphonsc Leblanc ys Parish Of
.Nrrnilion. .indyt for plf.
- Joseph Vignes vs. Philo-1
meme Bernard ard husband.
IS Rohert $. Day vs. Philomene
Bernard aud husband. J Vignes
intervenor-cousolidated, under
adyi,ement.
8 Es,a,e Louis G.. Ourblin, tab
lean homo!ogated.
lO4 Martha 0. Rice vs. Alexander
| Moss, under Amusement.
III Marie +. Nunez VS. Joe Bou.
dreaux judgt for piE.
104 N. y. Rice vs. \. Moss, iudgt
for pll.
Is Estate Henry Hnnly. contes:
for misunderstanding rccogni.
zing widow Of Henry Hunly as
admir-.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
80 Ernest Mckay larceny. gnilty.
No. 40 State vs. U. johnson, horse
stealing. = years penitentiary.
800 Nose Anderson, pe,llry, 5
years penitentiary.
10l Ambrose Maze, perjury 10
years penitentiary.
IS Coon johnson, putting prison.
ers at liberty, new trial granted by
the court ct proprio motu. Mol. Pros.
entered by Dist. Atty.
81 Coon Johnson, procuring tools
to prisoners. Mol. Pros,
80 E. NJ. Mckay. larceny, guilty,
IA months ~Penltentiary.
81 Irwin Huff. assault with q dan.
gerons weapon. not guilty.
83 Nose Anderson, prison break.
ing, guilty, $2.5C fine aud costs Or
80 days parish Jail.
81 Ambrose Maize, prison break
ing. same penalty.
SIS Coon johnson, breaking Jail
and setting prisoners at liberty, mo.
ton for new trial refused.
81 Henry Lewis, assault, etc.
$500 fine and costs Or 80 days jail.
81 V. Polhezar, assault with i'll
tent TO commit rape, > years pcni.
tertiary.
A.. Stree, assault and battery,
$3.50 fine and costs or 80 days Jail.
90 j. 6. Grayson, larceny, motion
for new trial refused, ? years peni-
tertiary.
9s b. Delahoussaye, carrying con-
cealed weapons, guilty, $40 and costs
or 80 days Jail.
SO Ambrose Maze, perjury, MOL.
Pros.
100 Nose Anderson, perjury gull.
~.
Rosa Porter, assault and battery,
MOL. Pros.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-02
Constable's Sale
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VMMILION.
Eighth Justices Court.
Ne. 1928.
F. F. Young


Gerasin Lanclos and wife.
By virtue of a writ of feri facias
issued out of the Honorable Eighth
Justices Court, in and for the parish
of Vermilion, in the above entitled
and numbered suit, aud to me direct
ed, l will proceed to sell at public
sale to the last and highest bidder,
at the Office of the Eighth Justices
Court. in this parish. with benefit of
appraisement. OH
Saturday, October.2, 1886,
between the honrs Of II o'clock A.
NJ and 4 o'clock P. NJ, and confirm
ing from day to day If necessary, all
the rights, titles, interests and de.
mands Of the defendants. in aud tn
the folIoaing described property,
seized to satisfy said writ, to.wit: -
Two cows. 2 calves, 2 hogs, one
| year old mare colt, one armoir, /
safe. one clock.
Terms-Cash.
Given under my official signature,
this 18th day of September 1856.
J. B. MILLS,
Constable.
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-. HnrG C1IK.
MMRm~GRR9nmnH EanMnOE
II JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORIES THE LATKsr our M
n
aeed himself taes.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i laird Judicial District Ct Washington
Territory. hoidine terns a saastIe, IN King
county. W aahinRton Territory.
No S0is-samuel A. How. libeilsnt, ". thu
aesmhaat Gold Dust. her en- ines, beiiers,
take, apparel sHd allure. re poDGoat
10 ice y herehy given ha. whereas. bY 4
decree Of tha shose entitled Coaft - erred 4
cord 20 sand G ur. oa the 9th day ~ &C
tohe-. is8d. The zb8vs uamcd steamncat q II
d -. her rHgines boilers srkIs. apps q an J
tatuit1re. wHfe eensieuned az ordered 20 Be
roid Ia ne maaosr provided b. isW. % rsW@y
II prsver q ~ ahavs namcd libel aat and
iets ypul Z lihall AZ.
III raforo III sci asia Steamboat, her
ensinss boilers tackle. apparel asd fafni.
tuse. ~ pGb G Suction, - ne hishesa biats
fFc ID, - 7 ". bske's shiFyArd 10 the cit
II Seattle. IN King eouaty. aashinRton Ter.
Il 0sy. - eleven an o'clock in the forenoon.
On Morday. the ista dsy Of &c ebsr. is86
Dated TIE 12th day Of OCTOBER, iss5
. uAMaL. ON,
uaitet States Marshal Tor Washington FER.
Fitory. By BOLTON ROGERS.
oeia 9 Dspaiy
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Republican Meetings.

LION. FUGENE CANFIE1D. RE-
I i publican Candidate for ecu acilmsn
frem no I've I'm council DisiricF, will
4dd ess his fellow ciliz ms at the Z How
ing times and u sces. accom- snied By
hon W. Phillip and Hon. II. n. Heed.
Jr.. al all prints in tn Il re-pe tive Re1re.
sentative Districts and Hon. ". w. New
lin and j. J. Calhoun. Esd, at al points
Ia their z Oseguting Attorney Districts
a 81. by hcn. I. g. : icklin. OF WhatcOm
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p TT l.usl94T (kst IL ia = n,
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Shcltonia Point saturday. UCt. IS TO pm
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r. ques I'd T. p vice suit BIZ ais and
he publican newspapers % publish this
ltlce. Ey Greer Of the Te to ial en-
tcai mtitee. Z. b XteR,
IL ID. "A TAI CT, SEC. Chai. man.
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PUsLIc sPEAKINc.

Hon. cha les n. Brad hsu. Repahlicsn can
ti1Ate log D-legtte o Cong Is q. Haiues
aad her 40 epsak srS, vii addeess their faI
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CL,KKE COUNTY.
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cascades SEA Ter.
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PACIFIC esUSTW
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steel Cal Chaia. fordage sefae
far rs cssebzzsea B4ia was0a.
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Rtpu liCan MEETINGS.

sFsHE CITIZEN " KING 0CNTY
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NJ. p. L Wlicoxsun. Of Horse Cave.
Nv. esys be as Tor many years bsaly
III sied With Ratnisic. ale Diabetes;
tae pAinS were aimost ansndurabie.
sn1 would aaanettaaea alnos& tAFo4 htu,
toto cenvaiSaenN. de tired Elec3fic
hiitefA and get Tslset ffom hrss bottia.
and aiier "a sns al bottles Vas eufirsiy
care and bad gsinsd 10 hesa eighteen
paandA says - posluvely Believes b
soaid have aled had h IA bsen fal
tne Felisf Afforded b Electsie Bsst ~.
S.asd 81 ~ eents bottle oy A. B. srnw
AEx. $3.50
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Yea ctnDot adatd b waste tine IN
ekpcriuentieE Nhea yaur legs are ~
dAAEf. Consumption 81 waya seems, a.
nfst, onAy A cosa. D. uut permits Nny
da4scr % Impose ousaa zee Wath snsrk
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every tef N0usaWptioa. Coaehs and
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ted - zsvs rslirt % al Ghraai. la :
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NEW ADvERTIsEALAN AZ.
10. 0. +. Funeral Notice.

ALL MEMBEesoFoLTvE BRANCH
u Lodge No 4. ana seattle Lodge No
7 are hereby requested to meet It Odd
feil0wa Hail Is 1 D. m. today. 70 attend
the funeral Of Brother homAs unnley
OF Magnolia Lodge No. q. Of San Fran
cisco, Cal. By order Of
FRANK SWTDEL n q.
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kAaS CHAscH. A fne thFee sfriue.
foSosood pi@ns, N ase SIX mauths, AZ 4
bargain. CslI nd see h. flask XIX
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121<e. A Tuvkish lowel. IKE. Cash
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joint CaUneilnian.
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Repfesentativ q
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Pruseeu NJ Attorney
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$500 sasess
Auditor.
Bertha u. TPER-
1Ge1sufef,
As easors
80. sa.s.s4e
guperiat sndent Of Schools,
y. ). l0NEs.
Probate judge.
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County Commissioners.
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ALv0RD.
Surveyor,
II. H AHITWORTH.
Conner,
Dr. L. X. DAWSON.
Justices Of the te&ce.
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CouagAhee
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PeupIe's PAW Meetings

WTLL BIZ HELD AT THE FOLLOW
W ing pl4cea. where able speakers win
address the citizens upon the important
fssurs OF this campaign:
Il II -
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

MR.. +. A. SCOTT IL in charge of the city sub
scriptiOn department of TUE STATESMAN and all
complaints or notices Of changes given to him, or
left at this oGice, will have prompt attention
Subscribers who do not receive their paper regu
larly, are requested 10 notify the office Carrier
boys are not allowed to sell papers.
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ADVERTISING RATES

Solid nonpariel the basis Of measure, about seven
words 10 the line, twelve lines to an inch.
DAILY EDITION Display advertisements, Ctran
sientl twelve cents per lire for the first insertion
six cents per line for the second insertion and five
cents per line for subsequent, consecutive inser
tlone.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

MIDWAY between Dallas and Fort Worth
there should he n mile square of neutral
ground, on which the combatants of these
two cities could meet and settle their diff
ferences.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

WEBsTER's revised dictionary has the
new words "bulldoze," "boycott" and
"dude,' but it draws the line at mug
wump" That word will have to wait for
the next revision, and by that time itmay
become obsolete.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

The stockmens' convention, now being
held in Austin, is the only convention ever
held.here that did not have at least one
stove-piPe hat in the crowd. The reason
is they are all too wealthy to need outside
adornments.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

TIM telegraph wires in Philadelphia
are all to be put under ground las soon as
the weather will permit" In time, this
custom will prevail throughout the whole
corntry; first in the cities, and then in
the country at large.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

The fourth annual session of the Texas
Live Stock association convened at II
O'Clock yesterday, in the hall of the house
Of representatives.. and was called to order
by Hon John N Simpson, Of Dallas
president. In addressing the association
Mr.. Simpson said
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

SOME of our exchanges are hattering
themselves and the farmers that this freez-
ing weather viii destroy the insect eggs
and larYe in the ground. Don't be too
sure of this, gentlemen. 1t may stupefy
them but mighty few will it destroy. just
watch and see if it lessons the number OF
"eut worms" for instance next spring.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

With thirty-three majority, joint bal
lot against the democrats, Thurman. 1.-THE
noblest Roman of them all is almost alb
solutely certain TO be defeated in the cleo
ton for United States senator to-day.
Sherman, bloody-shirt Sherman, a man in
whose breast ronkles deadly and undying
hatred for the South, will triumph, and
the more's the pity.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

WHITE and black, side by side, on the
same surface tire the eye much more than
any other two colors so placed. To avoid
this and relieve the eye, the STATES MAN
has secured tinted paper, at an additional
expense, for its issues.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

FERDINAND WARD, whose present address
Is Sing Sing, N. W is now engaged in
running a small printing press. By the
time he is able to retire from his present
business he may be qualified to act as
devil in job office.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

As this country grows in size our con
gressional sessions win have to be length
ened out, so as to last all the year round.
with, perhaps, six weeks vacation in
midsummer, and speechSs of members to
thirty minutes. Already, over four thou
sand bills have been introduced this
session, and many more viii soon follow,
although no one supposes that one-tenth
of them will ever be acted on, or receive
any further attention.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

EvRRY fair-dealing newspaper will not
over estimate its circulation to secure ad
vertisements. The Washington Star is
one of the few papers that gives its exact
circulation, and others would gain bus.
mess by SO doing.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

HENRY WARD BEEcHER having received
as present new watch, he should now
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In towns of its size up north that thing is
reversed. And yet we are one people.
Let us skate.
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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-06-26
GOING TO SCHOOL.

see the little children, creeping, creeping
Down the long hillside to the village school,
With slow, reluctant feet and almost weep.
To end glad summer with the sterrer rule
Of tasks and hours, and waste October
weather
Pent up in irksome study all together.
see the little children running, running,
When school is over, to resume their fun.
Or, in the late sweet warmth of daylight sun
Their little discontents away, each one
How nice to be grown up so they are
saving;
And not to study, but be always playing!"
All, foolish little children! if you knew it.
Grown folks must study, just as children
Must punctual be at school, or else they rue
And learn harder lesson yet than you.
Early they set to work and toll all day;
The school lets out too late for any play.
Their schooI-room is the world and life the
master:
stern, harsh master he. and hard to
please
Some of the brighter children study faster
Than can the others who are dull and
When they We recited, if they stand the test
The master suffers to go home and rest.
But all must learn lesson soon or later,
And all must answer at the great review:
Until at length the last discouraged waiter
Has done his task, and read the lesson
through;
And, with his swollen eyes and weary head,
At last is told he may HE home to bed.
So, little children, when you feel like crying
That you are forced to learn to read and
write,
Think of the many harder lessons lying
In the dim future which you deem so
bright.
Grown folks must study, even against their
swill:
Be very glad thut you are children still!
-SHSuR Coolidge, in s. S. Times.
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