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Small Channe.

WAsuINGToN, Sept l3.-The Treasury
Department has of late received numerous
demands for iive-ccnt nickels and oue-cent
pieces. The number of these coins iu cir
culation falls far short OF the need, in tho
extensive small trade of the country. 10
meet these demands, the Secretary of tho
Treasury has issued q circu ar announcing
mat hve-cent and onc-cent pieces will be
forwarded from the Philadelphia mint ia
sums oftwenty dollars or multiples there
OF upon orders, free Of charge FOR trans
pOrtation 20 any point To he reached by Tia.
Adams Express Company.
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Seized for Smunnlinn.

HALIFAX, n. $. Sept. IL The American
seiner Moro Castle. Captain Joyce, was
seized at Port Mul2ravc, last Saturday
night, by Collector Bourinott. for snug
Cling ard otherwise violating the customs
laws. The details nren not given. The Moro
oastie was on her way home from North
BAY. with forty barrels OF mackercl, aud
was lying at Port Mulgrave when seized by
the Collector and men from the cruiser
Roulette. The vessel is owned ~ Captain
Nauss, who Is at Port Mulgrave w.tb IN.
other schooner owned by him, the Bell,
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El Coyote Routed.

ST Louis. Mo- Sept I2.-The Globe
Dcmocrdts Eagle Pass, Tex, special SAYS:
The Mexican cavalry that were dispatched
after III Coyote returned TO Piedrss Negras
to-day. They report that his men dispersed
and crossed the Rio Grnnde into Texas be-
fore the troops could catch them. This 10
is supposed, will put m end 20 the revollI-
ton FOR the present. There is, however. "a
strong feeling of disapproval of tho
present Government, which l. silcnced only
by the presence OF troops in large num-
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Frnnos seizps EnulIsh yess,I,.

PANS, Sept i3.-Thc French uuthori.
ties ~ Havre have ju's seized eleven Eu-
siish fishing boats for infringing the inter
national maritime aud iisberies laws ia tho
channel
LONDON, Sept. II. 49, Sm J. Ferguson.
Under Foreign Secretary, stated in the
House Of Commons this evening that the
Government had sent orders To Lord Lyons,
the British Enbassador at Paris, 10 use ali
possible efforts To obtain the roicase OF the
British fishing boats detained nj Havre
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Austria demonstrates.

LoSDoS Sept. l0-The Berlin Tagblati
says that the Austrian Government has
sent diplomatic note 10 81. Petersburg
demonstrating against the sending of any
Russian official 10 bulgaria. II is reported
that Prince Henry of Battenburg. who h
on bis way 20 Darmstadt. brings with him
letter from Queen Victoria inviting
Alexander 30 visit Balmoral The mill.
tsry authorities al Sofia have ordered the
release Of all who were arrested for taking
part IN the revolution. Russia has offered
20 guarantee Bulgarian loan Of 1000 OOg
rOubles.
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A Deapondsnt Mother.

tmcseo sept. l0 Mrs Frank Comfor.
widow twenty nvo years old mad "a
desperate and pefhnr. successful aitoospt
this afternoon fo end fhe live. ~ boz isn
children. aged respectively two tfars and
seven months and herself hf cofrus Ira
sunlimafr Since tle woman hu.larH
died about year ago. She has had tefal al
nts tf meiaurhoiia
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AN EXCEPTIONAL WOMAN.
Hiring Men to Asssssinate "a Man wh,
rsrsistsntiy Admired Her

forsstcntiy Admired Her.
fHiLADELPnlA, Sept. i0.-A man named
George Ehms yesterday made affidavit be.
for magistrate that he had been offered
so by Mrs. Barbara Pressman, a widow.
to murder a man named Frank Glassniire.
and that william Conrad and William
Gardner had tried TO persuade him 10 com.
mt the deed. Mrs Pres. man and Conrad
were arrested, aud at n hearing to-day the
former was held la fi,sO0 bail for oonsplr.
acy TO murder, and Conrad In 500 n an
accomplicc Ehms was placed under 81 OD
oail ns witness. \ warrant has been H..
sucd Tor Gardner's arrest. Ehms stafcg
that Mrs. Freshman desired To get rid of
Glsssmire because hc forced bis attentions
npon her and his persistent protestatinns
OF admiration we're distnsteful 10 her
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New Route 10 Europe.

WIvSIPE0, MAN. Sept l3 ca ain
Markham, Il n, who accompanied tho
Alert on the expedition TO Huds0us Bay,
has arrived here from Yulc Factory. hav-
ing Travelled by the WAY Of Ok ford House,
Norqua House and Lake Winnipeg 10 Sell
kirk Ho reports favorably of the route,
aud cons def's Hudsoufs Strait certainly
navigable for four months. and in sono
seasons for i've m0ntha in The wear.
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relsnraph Operator MURDERED.

MAn-nALi, Ill, Sept i3.- George Powers.
n telegraph operator and agent Of the Van
dalia railroad, stationed at lonely spot
near here, was assassinntcd Saturday night
10y some one who fred at him through tho
window rs he was writing. The murderer
robbed his victim 81 q gold watch and
about slj iu money There is no clew to
the assa~s ~. Blood bounds have been sent
Tor at Indianapolis and Oiney li
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Death from Lockiaw.

HrSTISGroS. WA, Sept I2-E. r. Nit
chell, one Of Huutington's oldest aud most
respected citizens, died at bis home ia West
Huntington. at ten o'clock last night. from
lockiaw. Mr.. Mitchell had n cancer on his
right hand that had almost DESTROYED that
member, and IL being necessary to ampu.
tate ~ that operation was performed by
local physicians on the I'd inst On the 10th
he was seized with the lOckiaw, with the
result as above stated
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Nan Amonn SeveraI

PHLADELrnn, Pa, Sept. IA wallet
containing over 100, Lost by Bank Runner
Robson, while riding on street car. yes.
terday afternoon. was found in the road
way lay teamsteT named John Gallagher.
shortly after the car passed by, and was
returned 20 the bank intact this afternoon.
Gnllaghers honesty was we'll rewarded
He bad kept the wallet all night not know
ing what 10 do with II until he read the
newspapers this morning
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Big OIL Strike In mIohIaan.

MASsrEte MIca.. Sept. II l.. Peters
yesterday struck oil 81 depth Of go feet.
He bad been drilling n salt well Three or
four thousand barrels flowed out In n short
time before the pipe was plugged Experts
shy they have seen wells in the East Dro.
duce 4 GO barrels day with poorer pros
pect at first than this we'll The oil Il of
he best gradsI
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Of.ptt, Sept When Prince Aiersn.
der's yacit entered Sofia lest vssr he wss
greeted hy 'he oeerfiss asueraily quiet
populace Nlth ovatious and aeeisfoations
~ the cpuqufriug hero buf fes stpriiav. al
nls depar urc from sofia. TIE loud shout.
ot triumph were changed into uffafnufas
~ sorrow As the fflHce continued hia
journey throggh fhe smaii giiiare. he ~as
every y here received hv the inhaiifantf
9Th signs of deep yupafhy snd universal
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IsHc choIsrs7

TsuErov. Ms-s. Sept "a. a singnia,
case o. puz1ling che doctors here Ni..
Minnie CLARK was taken suddenly ir ON
Tuesday night nnd died "wednesday uigbt
The symptoms were somewhat ruzzliug
and after her death, Dr. Jones, Of the Stafe
Board of Health. was called In He is In
doubt. bus fays II there was single ease
- Asiatic cholera anywhere about be
should call this n genuine case Ia ths
meantime he VIII see that every prccsu.
tionary measure is fatcu iu case ii should
be cholorn
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Alsrand,r,, AhdInatInn EInaI

BERLIN, Sept. l2.--The North German
Gd2ettc says there is no prospect Of the re.
enthrOnement Of Prince Alexander: that
even " the Sobronje re elects Alexander
the signers Ofths Berlin treaty will hardly
consent 20 his retern. N u not likely the
G1zette adds, that Russia and England will
come 20 an agreement very soon regarding
the throne Of Bulgaria
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Murderer Dies Of voluntary s,srv,tlsu.

bslunorr sept Henry Myers. Who
murd red bis son about two months aso.
died in The city iail to-day Of starvation.
Two weeks ago Myers apparently made up
h.s mind That Do would never be tried for
sis crime, and 80 about starving himself 20
death Since that time be has Refused ail
nourishment. and this morning he wa over.
come by syncopc and died 90 9 O'Clock
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Horrible Eject of a MisuIaooa switch

QriNcr ILl.., Sept i3.-This evening at o
O'Clock, as freight train on the ioug limo
arrived within a mile OF West Quincy it
was thrown from tho tract, by misplaced
switch. Engineer Mccarthy was caught
beneath the engine and crushed To denth
Fireman keefe was 80 badly scaldcd that
he died an hour later. Ice Piggoft brake
man, was also badly scaldcd aud viii die
Tho blame OF the accident has nct been
located.
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Fish and Ward.

NV YoRE sept IS Fcrd Wards voic,
J., heard irons prison declaring that James
-. Fish lic wucn he say. that he Ward
stole bag full Of Government bonds
worth Al .50n.OOJ he SAYS Fish know, that
the bag contained railroad boud.. and that
money was raised 0n thein 90 make good n
deposit of a l,HN.0Ol of city funds. which
ihe cts Chamberlain had given notice
that ho would withdraw from the Marine
Rank
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Victoria schIIlIna 10 a conysnt.

Nrw YoRg, sept .. -Ex-StaGe senator
John n. Herman. we'll known Wall
street financial newsman, who l. an ip.
timate friend Of the Morosini family. state.
mat hfs. Victoria Scbiiling ia in the ursu-
line Convent. at Montreal. aud that the
reconciliation between her and her father
was brOnght about hy bis infarxenfion
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Grsnl,s Land Conc s,.lon Earfsii.n.

CRY uF dgNIco, Sept l2.-The conces-
sion granted 70 General Grants Southern
Mexican railway for waste lands in the
States ~ Vera Cruz. Pueblo. OariIa and
Chipas. was to-day officially declared for
feited. The railway concession had = loug
time since been forfeited
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Rassia's Petroleum Industry Bankrupt.

Nrw York. sept ia large petroleum
brokerage firm have issued circular stat
ing that the British Consul at Bat0um re-
ported 90 bis Government in May that the
petroleum industry in Hussiu IL pn the de-
cline. aud ihaf it- e.. ie' promoters Hre
threatened With banrupirf The report it b.
asserted. was kept secret as long A. pOssi-
bio by the English Government
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Wt-Hlsafus sept 1T now anrssrs
that Spain promptly offered if. fri nHiy
service Go mediate between fhis country
and Mexico iu Any differences which ntirht
grow out ol the lutrnE case Tho oifer
came On De ,th of August. and was sds
both e. the United State. sud g. Msxeo
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READiSo, Pa, sept i0.-To day John
bachmnn, aged sixteen. piayfully pointed
revolver so bis brother Francis aged
eighteen. mapping if several times ssEen
cartridge Was exploded, tho bail striking
Fraucis inst below tbe eye. and innicting 4
mortal wound He did not known it uas
loaded
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The Feather river has recently
been turned into tunnel excasatcd nj
a point above Chico. Cal. The tunnel
IS large enough 10 allow iis entire vol.
umc TO flow through b. The bed of
ihc rver for several miles has been
drained perfectly dry Oy this method.
and the gravel at tho bottom g. said io
be exceedingly rch in free gold
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NUW YOHE. Sspf ~ The Western A..
sociated Press and the New York Associated
Press have sent 400 ~ = gift 10 the CharIes.
ton reporters who stood by their posts and
sent out me first full and accurate reports
Of tho earthauats
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Shattered 10 Death in a wh,s, sIa.

JacgsoSvulE, Iii. Sept O. Two bows
named Charles spain and Everett Flis
aged Q and ~ respectively. we're su,otbs..i
% death this morning shiie piaving la a
wheat bin. from which the grain Vas f.ainx
drawn
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Cholera in italy

Rovs sept o. Cholera returns for ftsiv,
Tore Dell Anuunxafa i00 nee es.e. !
deaths, futlRnane. o. cases fg Heath.
Havsnua- i1 cases. . deaths Ferrsfa. %
cases, , desih. other districts =. cases i6
deaths
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hUIgtx Kept p The Provincetown,
Mass schooner Pearl Nelson was seized st
Arichat Yesterday Tor violating the Cas-.
toms law ~ communicating with the Shore
before entering 30 Customs
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WuEsroux 81 VI. sept I0 Edwia
Potts jr aged li va. instantly killed and
bis sister badly stunned TO-DAY EV Mght.
1InE, which struck their father housa
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a pfunken Man Klns HIs o. snn-

LovrLi- Ma sept I0 John shay ir
q drunken quarrel with another man a.
night ihles a brick nt hlm bat bic h's
own -ou four ears old 0fl fhr head cru.f.
ing she skull Hc was arrested
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HARTFORD, CoSS. sept ~ the biry.
Gle tournament hers 10 day the one mile
handicap professional race was won bv y
Wood, ~ England. ia 2.fH. heating fen
does recDrd ~ = 80, aud beating fhe I,est
time ever made ~ n race
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Nfw HoHK. Sept i2.Ine coffee market
today witnessed an unii uai movement.
Prices for RIO coffee were on 90 81 points
higher than ON Saturday Light receipts
az BIO and anusial European composition
are cited &. causes for tha advance
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Mfrlcan RsYnInilnnl.i.-

CRY or MEXfoo, sept g-There are n
thousand weli-mouuted reyolutlouists in
1amaulips- County, Mexico. who are rendv
70 win victory or light To the death They
are rebels against the general Government.
and no quarter will DO given them N cap
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Try Him with a Cannon.

SrtErt, Ca. sept last night. In
Dixie, several negroes got into febf.
Mansheid Horton shot Wash Barnes Tha
pistol boil struck Barnes directly in the
forehead. but hndiug bis skull impenetra.
scar.
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slnuular Gcsidspl tss ssll p,svs,

Hiir~ptLf, Mon, sept ~ John Yoae-
", pitcher Tor picked nine. threw q ball
with such force 80 day a. 10 break his arm
between the elbow and shoulder
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Af,aid Of rarlhau,L,,

'HtnlfsrOS. =. e. sept o. Hetwesn
three aud four tkou.and people have left
TIE cttY permanently Three slight shocks
today
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ff~ Nonk, sept io a weekly rtport
oi husnes. failure show them fe0er ln
every ection of ihe unitrl State. hpt in
Canada iulis Up fo he average
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AN AWFUL RECORD.
Hundreds Of People Dying Daily fror
Cholera Ia torcs.

s.N FHsNCisco, Cal, sept. "a iettcr
To the Bulletin from Seoui, Corca, dated
August 2, states that deaths from Aslatic
cholera from July Is to - numbered a il0.
since Then from NJ to ts' persons have
died daily. Collins could not bc obtained
ana the bodies were wrapped la sackinx.
In many places dogs and vulturrs had
scratched away tho light covering OF earth
aud dcvourcd the bodies
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"BHiNo me my horse am go,ug 10 tho
front were the last word. % the dying
General Chcathani. at Nashville. the other
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kIllsd b. An Esn-sslen.

Lcsn0s SEPT io By an explosion .n =
oihery uraf Bristol TO-DAY. seven rer.ons
~efc siiied ard ter Injured
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Wt-nfNgIuN Sept -Gerarirua Nst 80
and ere rest of ihe Apache hand siu bs
taken a. prisoners to oft Marion Fiafida
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Stlfv. MSS. sept i2.- Prof Gurney. OF
Harvard College died 20 Beverly tnis Ioorn-
INK 81 heart disease
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a slang word is n word on 81 pro
baiiou. which may drop into black OH
iitlOn in month OF may gain citizen
ship in The language. London s0fpr-
dag Rcgie0.
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lsWpEvryc. MtcH. sept DEB SNOW
bore Yesterday 10 was only q slishf faiI
q soon melted away.
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MsNruis, Cotton quiet miidIinE. s;.e I;
receipts, u bales: shipments 49, bales.
stock. 37?lbales; sales ~ bales.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
Mexican Love for Children.

One trait of the Mexican charac.
ter deserving of all prase is the
national love for childrens Mexico
is the chjldren's paradise. Children
are loved and petted in public to an
exteut that makes an American,
used to the stolied ways of his own
country people open his eyes in
as%tonishment and pleasure. There
is no affectation in the matter. "A
baby is every ones admiration, and
here you may see fathers out walk.
ing with there children for the
pleasure of the children's company.
In shops and all places where PEG.
pie meet children are petted, and a
baby in a shop is seized and carress.
ed by an army of male admirers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03

A singular sort Of fertilizer for
potato fields has been introduced on
q P%omeranian model farm. Hitherto
nerripgs and potatoes have been
known as a palatable dish in family
households. The manager of the
farm in question has hit upon the
idea Of blending them from the starts
by planting his seed. potatoes with
a herring placed in every heap and,
with 80 decided a success as to cause
him to increase the area thus plan.
ted from twenty acres last year to
sixty in the present one. The
expense he calculates about niue
marks per acre, which is cheaper
than the cost of any other kind Of
manure, and amply repays the out
lay. OF course it can only be en-.
ployed near the sea coast.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
Newspaper Boycots.

Great many of the daily even
ing newspapers published in the
smaller towns throughout the
Northwest are furnished daily
with stereotyped platest containing
news matter from Chicago morn
ing. papers. These are set up and
prepared for shipment at an early
hour to the different papers that
use them, and cost the publisher
about SIP a week. By this system
which was fret introduced three
years ago, the publishers of the
papers have been enabled to dis.
pense with about one half Of their
forces Of printers. Since the Ia
Dor agitation has begun, the, mat.
Ter las been under serious consid.
On by the printers, and it is
said a movement will be made to
prevail upon those publishers now
using plates to discard them, and
if they do not b~oycotting will be
resorted to. One Of the Racine
d%ailies--the Time--will return to
the old system this week and re
employ the old force.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03

Washington, March l9.--Brig'
Gen. Howard was to day nomina.
ted as Major General in the army
vice Gen. Pope, retired.
In flew of the fact that Major
Gen. Scho6eld has expressed q
preference for the command of the
Division of the Atlantic, it is now
thought likely that Major Gen.
Terry will be assigned to the
command of the Division of the
Missouri, and Major Gen. How.
ard to the command of the Division
of the Pacific. 1t is not probable,
however, that the question Of
assignment will be settled until
Gen. Howard's nomination shall
have been acted on by the Senate.
Coils Ruger and Merritt are said
to have been selected, for promotion
~ Brigadier Generals.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
In a Elk.

Waters frozen up" said q boy as
he entered a Woodward avenue
plumbers shop yesterday.
"Very WE'LL"
"Ma wants you to come right
up"
"I'm afraid wo cau't get for
a day or two. You'll hav to borrow
Of yonr neighbors."
I'VE cant do it."
"Are they frozen too?"
II dunno, but the woman on one
side is mad at US because we've put
q bay winpow on our house, and
mas mad at the other because shes
got a seal-skin sacvue. l guess We
are il q FIX"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03

Georgia claims the oldest colored
woman in the world. Her name is
Aunt Silvie Dwite, and she lives in
Benke County. She claims to be
over one hundred and thirty years
old, and remembers many circum.
stance Of the Revolutionary war,
She is said to partly support herself
AID is astonishingly active for a
person Of her years.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
Official DIRECTORY.

District Judge.
CONRAD DEBAILLoN.
District Attorney.
ROBERT G. snEpEs.
Clerk of District Court,
LAsTlE BRoUssAPD.
Representative.
GEO. n. ELDREDcE.
Sheriff & Tax Collector,
JOSEPH S. NUNEz,
DIR. W. D. WHITE.
Police Jury.
81. HoFFPAuIR, President.
NJ. L. ELDREpGE, J.T. BRoUssARD.
Root. GREEN, T. J. MORGAN.
H. 81. BARrELs J.. A. LEBLANC.
Clerk of Police Jury,
LYMAN G. LYONS.
Parish Treasurer,
ELIJAH WISE.
Town Council.
j. j. ABADIE, Mayor.
R. H. MILLS, O. BouRQUE.
s. WISE, N. G. YOUNG.
Constable.
GEORGE E. Lyons,
Justices of the Peace, Sd. Ward
L. G. LYONS. G. LABAUvE.
Surveyors,
W. W. EDWARDS. E. MoNrAGNE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
N O T ! G. E

IN y i / y IL
Public notice is hereby gwen that
forbid all persons from cutting timber on
my land. Any n caught violating this
notice will be prosecuted according to law
JAS. G. WILEY.
Abbeville, Oct. 18th 1885,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-19
BEEOHERS PARTING WORMS
He Speaks Of His Career and Declares His
Belief In the divinity of Christ.

He Speaks Of His Career and Declares His
Belief In the divinity of Christ.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher attended the
regular Friday evening prayer meeting in
the lecture room of Plymouth church for the
last time before his departure for Europe.
Mr. Bsecher in the course of his remarks
said: al came here when the abolition
question was creating the excitement which
terminated in a bloody war. Then an attemp
was made to cast a stigma upon me and this
church. The newspapers said, as the sale OF
seats approached, "Roll him in the dust and
he Will hnd the right way" And they rolled
me in the dust and / found the right way.
[Applausel.
81 have done some scourging In nv life.
and some thought there was little love in II.
have never sought popularity. 1t came
10 me. 1 have attempted to preach the
truth. Whether men would heed or forbear
preached it The result of this is known
aud read OF all men. 1t Is safe to speak the
truth in love, in religion and politics, only
men must not plant over night and hope to
reap the next meeting.
"The times In which live are responsible
for my success. The church has been of
invaluable help to me- When 1 came into
the ministry had enough wing feathers to
fly. could only hope The newspapers
say do not believe in the divinity of Christ.
Oh, yes, 1 do, and always have. l believe in
Christ the Alpha and Omega of our OK istence,
the first and the last My words to you are
lot love be without Discrimination, love one
another, love God. l am sure, not because |
am good, but because God loves me-"
Three thousand friends OF Mr. Beecher
chartered the Grand Republic, the largest ex-
oursion steamer in this country, aud ex-
tehued an invitation to Mr.. and Mrs
beecher 70 journey down the harbor with
ein taein ahd go aboard the Etruria at Sandy
the compliment