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PEorosALs FOR The CONTRACTION OF

nRoPosALs For THE CONSTRUCTION OF
il MOODLEY LANE BkIDGE--OFfIck OF THE DKs-
TRfcr CoNMrssIoSERs WASHINGTON. ID. @, July z,
lSss-sesled IroI osals n duplicate viii b. received
A. this office until IL O'Clock "Wednesday Au-
eust 4 lsss Tor the construction of iron bridge
over Hook Greek. q the Moodley Lane Road IN tbs
Dastrict Of Columbia Blank iorms of proposals aud
specncaions be obtsined at The Office "a the In
glneer Commissioner oil the DISTRICT together with All
nece-ssry information relative thereto and bios uuon
these forms only will be- considered The risht re-
served 10 reject any ali bios parts bids W. IA
MEBB. s K MhEATLLi. ChAs. W. RAYMOND.
Commissioners ID. c. ys-ot
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SUNS REDUCED to $3.50. EIsExAS's, 9TH and E
Fam DEALING, honest prices, at Merits drug.
store.
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SEE our SEQ suit sale. ErsEMASs, 9TH and E.
DON'T LEAVE THR CITY without bottle OF Queen
Anne Cologne. MERITS DRUG STORE,
lOl4 street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the Districtof Columbia Virginia. and North
Carolina, stationary temperature, followed by
warmer saturday; fair, preceded By rain on the
coast; variable winds
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surTs REDUCED 70 500. ErsENAS's, 7th and E
HE BEST COLOGNE MADE-Queen Anne.
MERITS ORIG STORE
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AT The FAIR. sl2 7th street northwest, Satur-
1ay, great bargain sale. Two gallon water coolers,
To Refr1geratOrs at cost
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QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE Fragrant, lasting
MERITS DRr-G STORR
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I ago H st. NV. 8r.....S28
)l7l6 + ct. 4 W.. Sr. :. pa AZ
} 21S Arthur II. 7r. 10. 40
} 1893 Pierce Pl.. 7r.. .25.40
) 637Ma .av.n.e- Or. -2h35
} 1880 9th st n. w.,7r.25.33
) 81 IL X st. n. ". Or. $3.50
} go 2t,th ST. n W.. Or. 10
} 406 Boundary n. w..7r rs
)l224 Mas. Nv .nw..n.22. 30
D 1916 l. St NV, 6r.. -. 80
D lS03 Boundary, Or. %. SO
D 14l3 $50 ct. u. w.. 81. 20. 40
D 1900 ID ct. NV. Or. 70 30
81 600 b st ne, Or. 20. 80
5 l4l3 d ct n. W.. Hr. 20.40
vi 517N.J.sv. NV, Or 20. 80
Di614 G st. ne, Or. 10 so
p st NV, Or. % IL. 80
81 80 q ct. n. W.. 6r. ,.......l6
OI2l1S Il ct NV. 6r......17
5ll7 Defrees 81. Or. 1857
81 1920 Il 81. NV. Or. 1880
Oh 1888 H Ut. ne. 6r.......l5
OLA Fenton Pl. ne Or. 1880
O 126 Wilson st, Or. IL
o. l1l3 n. J. Nv. s.e.. 6r.. II
9TH Ut. NV. Or. IL
kER Z 90. 016 = o. nv.
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WORCESTERSHIRE.

II B. LEPREUX Co.
Os Hormery with T. Hanson Hiss Col
WALL PAPERS.
We have just received large consignment Of
spring patterns We are selling all loo white Back
IarerS % yards long, for 10c per piece Gilt Papers
from 15c. to 80 Embossed Gilt from 35c to 4J All
work guaranteed frst-clasS fresco Painting and
Uniting speciality.
j. b. LEPREUX BRO. sos 9TH st. sw
9TH street cars PASS The door my1
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A PoPrLaR SUMNER RESORT OF Westinghouse
Is Rock-Enon springs, Va
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PANTS TO ORDER $3.50. EIsKxAN's, 9TH and E
MEKTz, the druggist, 1ol4 ST, makes the prices
Tor the drug trade.
PANTS TO ORDER. $3.50 EIsExAN's 1th and E.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES


EoR RENT-THAT GEN OF HOUSE log B ST.
key ll6 B. Apply there or to DODGE b sons zoo
!oa III Sssh Vernon. f fsss =
5ss$ &c ~ isTi': Sc. I siss :Sss:S
., A'' - fu1RSlsHKp.
bupGSs bet lssn aa:n
Sc i:s::ss sS
A.. =. ave- a' III s Sn ss:a
fh.. desirable ioraSn sA s4l.k Sou..
BUSHNELL q cARusL
j. 55d i NV; ,aar. sloo 5ee 10th NV, 2. sso.s5
III tn s.; NV 2i3 l2'h Is. igor ~
$40 Ind n ave- isr ST. LID IAN NV ST. ~ 80
ss q hS or uni I'm %
olo 18th, for occupancy 1907 Corcoran. 5r......lo
je26-sw LT.D DYER. 900 18th st. Nv.
EoR RENT-e2I ST NV; FOURTEEN ROOMS;
@onh gas
aaa Est; owner az rs sA : :. baths 'a g
NOR RENT-Nos. 100. l22 AND l2i MAINLAND
Il ave. sw.; ten rooms and bath; all conveniences;
desirable location for clearinghouse. Apply to WASH
Son. Ills St Je30-2w
Tor RENT-oNE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE:
Il eight rooms; all modern improvements; 1915 9TH
st. NV: rent, S25. 30 per month. One two-story
Brick, 6l6 I'd ST. NV. eight roons concrete cellar
with all modern improvements; rent $500 lhe
her5,s goes to the house. Inquire 4os 9TH St NV
lIOR RENT-225 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 3-sToRY
l. brick rooms and store 8166.75.
IIoS 10Th st.. 3-story brick. rooms, 800.
lis 10Th st. story and basement rooms, $50.
l537 ST.. 2-story double house. IL rooms, 500.
1244 Wylie St. 2-story brick. q rooms sl4.
Nj. NJ PARKER. Real Estate and Loans
3e23-12t 141S ST. NV.
EORRENT-UNFURNISH
Il l22l CT. ave. NV. l9l1 n. Y sve.n WI 81. 500
1Sr. large sta $3.50 246 1th st.
1916 st. NV, IT,. l25 12+S IL tn ST. W. l0r 90
st. nw l2rs 125 1871 10th St. 81. so
1125 10th stn.w, l5r IL 24,2 14th ST. so
l62S X. l. ave, l r.. 100 1914 30tn ST. NV 30
1879 st. 5r. 100 l14Z st. w, 80
1914 2lst st. w..13r 100 ITO 18th ST. 10r so
St NV 12r. 100 l4;SS q 81. NV, 40
1916 Vt ave-. 12r. SO 33 1909 Stoughton ST. 4 81
l534 18th st. NV. lar 80 1870 ST. sw.. l1r 40
ll2O DeSales ST., 11r. J0S 18th st. nw Or 40
I0l6 10Th ST. l.lS0 29th St II. sr.. 35
l.O4 Conn. ave. H. l205 Both ST. 1lr. 30
24O4 l4th st.......-.-15 1909 Z tn ST. NV, store
94S ~ L. lUrs .6Dl and dwelling. 30
BIC 18th st. nw 15r. 40 Alb Sd ST. NV. 6r. 30
l4l6 st NV. TT. 20 III ST. 80
1917 ST NV. 1lr 40 142g ST. NV. Or .. 30
1913 10Th ST. NV, 10rs 40 1907 Caroline St Or %
24O2 14th 1857 10l2 n. H. ave. 6r. -
lIO9 NJ st. Or. 1861 l2l2 Va. ..35
ia 9th ST. llr. 80 III 9Th st.n.w.. Tor.
2Oth st., near o, 10r.. 90
The above houses can De examnea by permit from
our office only. THOMAS j. FISHER x CO.
jel8 1924 ST.
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gro man stopped at an old white woman,s house
near New RIVER bridge, Wednesday night and
doAeu ior iood. After eating, he assaulted the
woman ana cnoked her nearly to death. Officers
captured hlin and a mob hanged him TO a tree
ZoDehr Pasha thinks that the "white pashau
seen IN the region OF Bahrgazelle Is not Stanley
Tut EInln PaSha.
. nre at Marysvile, Cal, yesterday in the block
In winch the most valuable business houses a re
located, caused loss OF 500, 600
AT meeting OF the Irish nationalist Darfv in the
nous Oh commons yesterday resolutions were
auOPted thanking the legislatures OF New York
virginia, Texas and New Mexico for their assur
ances oil sympathy for the Irish cause.
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WILLIS Ice Co.'S PenOoscOt ice-red wagons
Go TO MKRrz's for Drugs; money saved on every.
thing you buy.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
ODIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA. July @. 1sSs. Sailed
proposals Will lie we'd at this Office unit IMtLkE
O'CLOCK NJ. on thu FIFTEENTH INSTANT. Co in
the public school and other buildings bulouliug
to the Dstr Ct of Columbia tor the nscH sndlIz
June 30. lssy. with the option "a IA. Com
end the contract years thereafter sub
Ject appropriations therefor list the proYrty
he 1T tins office. The right In Reserved Ia
jet any and ali bids parts of bids ". Is. NkBB.
h. MHEAlLEl, CHAS. ". kAh MOND, {, nlmis-
sioners Of the District OF Columbia .yO-3i
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FINANCIAL.
THE TRADES.

SPECIALTY IN BOOKBINDING.-HAKPE AND
- Century Magazines bound for IS and as cents ut
THE LYCETT BINDERY Established 1S45) lOl2
Pa. ave. All work guaranteed. send postal. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

>, NEW IMPORTATION of Bay Rum, MERITS Drug
Store, 10l4 street
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The PAN-PREsBYrERIAS COUNCIL The Pan
presbyterian Council continued its deliberations
IN London yesterday. Mr.. Chambers, OF New
York, presided. He introduced the subject OF the
duties OF the church toward the tendencies or the
age relating to life and faith. Mr.. ElInwood of
New York, spoke on the duty OF the church toward
the speculative tendencies OF the age. DIR. WEIGH,
OF Auburn, told how a visit made by Col Robert
lngersoIl had been successfully combatted by a
series OF prayer meetings, which resulted in q re-
NvaL DR.. Moore, OF Massachusetts,, read a paper
enutled, Historical Research and Christian
Faith AT the evening session Justice Taylor OF
Manitoba, who presided, introduced the subject OF
the churchS duty with reference 10 social and
other tendencies tearing on faith and life mainly
integrity In business and politics relations between
itch and poor and SeculariSm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

WILBURToN- Y-THE-sEA
SPRING LAKE. NEW JERSEY.
DIRECTLYoN THE BEACh. GAS ANDEILCTRIC
BELLS OPEN FROM JUNE To OCTOBER
geo I'm AZ. X LErJHNORTH.
pREXIoN VILLA CAPE MAY n j. NEAR THE
1ach and hot sea water baths open for the seasOn.
LARGE Neiandas. terms moderate.
myli-3m Mrs J. A MYERS. p O. Box $50
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DRoPoSALS FOR FUEL = OFFICE OF THE
III SUPERINTENDENT OF IHE STATE. WAX.
AND NAVY DEPARTMENT BJ ILlING. VASE
ISGroN. d. C.. July .. lsss.-sealcd proposals,
in duI cste. for and wood enclosed aud addressed
the Superintendent vi the state. War. aud Navy
Department BuIdng. will he rece we'd NJ tins Office
untlI IL O'Clock m. saturday, July IA. 1855. 10
supply the state War. And Navy Department building
with iuel. namely 1000 tons extra hard v hite ASH
coal % tons white ash stove coal deserving
the right order much more OF either furnace
stove coal may lie required at the price Al
coal must he of the bes1 quality fire. from dust OF inn
purities and inspected by asvorn inspector At the
cost the contractor and 20 lie weighed uIon the
Government scales m the court yard 30 cords more
or less hickory wood. DO cords. more OF less spruce
pine wood All wood 90 b. OF the beet quality
aud INSPECTED By q sworn INSPECTOR at the
c, st OF the contractor. The hickory wood 20 be
sawed Ia three pieces and measured after u Il
sawed aud delivered. The coal aud wood 10 he de-
iyered at the state War. and Navy Dep rnent Build
ing Office for which required. and stirred an the
vaults by the parties whom the contract OF cun-
tracts may AWARDED such TIMES and IN such guam
titles tine of the Oflce may require.
The right reject any and all bids or 70 ccei any
portion OF any bad reserved, and tie successful
bidder will DC required 10 Iurl4Ish bond In the
OF $4,000 q aiae Of the faithful l~rfoimsnce
of the contract winch may b. awarded HIM. 1hOM
WILLIAMSON Chief Engineer, L. =. n, suIt yy3-4t
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The Sales Of Cashmere BOuuuet.
June %, exceeded in amount the importattohs OF
all toilet soaps, as shown by U. S. 1887 Treasury
reports. tu&f-2w
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Hats, latest styles Light Derbys and Straw
Hats, % cts. to $1.5O Underwear and mems fur
nlshlng half usual prices. Open till 8 O'Clock.
American 2O9 Penn ave., opp. Gardens. 3
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pRoPosMs FOR CONTRACTION MATERIAL

IL To BE- USED On HE sIkEETs AND AVE-
NUEs IN THE CIIY or WASHINGTON. D. C
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G.. MAsHTNGTOS.
ID q. July 5. lSSS sealed proposals will be received
At this office until Nv ELN a. O'CLOCh NJ. SAL Ja-
DAY, JJLl IMEN Il-ONE lssS. Tor finishing curb
ing. bricks, asphalt tile, asphalt paving and
granite paving blocks TO be used the
and avenues in the city Of Washington Blank forms
OF PROPOSALS and specifications be obtained al this
office application therefor together WITH AL nece-
sary information. and bids these forms only wall %
considered The right eryed TO !ct any aud all
bids parts OF bids. ". Is MEbB. ;. T. MHEATI.El.
G. W. RAYMOND. Commissioners. ID. {. iy5-Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

PARrTEs In search OF a home or for investment
should attend the auction sale OF those two bay-
window two-story and basement brick houses
496 and 496x L street southwest, TO take place
tomorrow Afternoon at 8 80 O'Clock. See the ad-
vertlsemenr for detatlA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

Cigars! Cigars!! Cigars!!!
Saboroso, Opera Bouquet, Daneaha, Los Braves,
Old Crow, on Guard, and De LaRosa. All first
class &c. cigars. Liberal discount by the box.
Cigar department.
l N. & ?. METzGER All 7th ST. NV.
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DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
s'ROyal Glue'' Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C! Always liquid!
Always ready! All Druggists and grOcers sell
"Royal Glue" at 1Oc. Istu&th
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C.
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE, DENTIST. us l4TH Nw.-TEETH
~ extracted without pain. by aid of local application
prepared and used only by me. Teeth hlled 81 Per-
lee hitting sets Artificial teeth Operations
teed.
nR. STARR PARSONS DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
- ner NV. Gold aud Amagam Filings especial
~. Pain prevented in extracting by application to
gums: aching teeth saved: artificial teeth inserted
mh27
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MEDICAL. &c

nR. LEON,
IL Tho Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies',
Physician in the City,
can be consulted daily. AGA st. between u and 9th
SITS.
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
ton strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies.
Ofhce always open. jy2-6t'
NINE. DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
V1 reliable Ladies' Physician be consulted daily
at her residence. S01 L st. NV. Office hours from
10 . y III. with Ladies only. jell-lms
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law. barbour Law Building. 400 Louisans
avenue, Washington. u. c Residence 1918 H st
u. w. Dig
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IHOR RENT-THAT GEM OF HOUSE 102 ST.
ne corner Capitol Park: frstcass In all respects
key ll6 B. Apply there or to DODGE Sons. 200
9th ct. NV Se15-.sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

Tickets on sale at b. and O. ticket Offices GIG ana
1851 Pennsylvania ave. and NJ Depot On sunday AZ
Depot only j,l6-3m
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HYGEIA HOTEL
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
Terms: % Per Day. sl7.so Per week 600 Per
Month. and upwards ---
sendfor Illustrated Pamphlet
Se7-2m FN PIKE MANAGER.
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f73 stn e.,6r. $40. 80 1918 18th St, Or. 1880
iii 18Th st 30 l520 18th st,9r. 80
2l12-l4 ST., l2r each.65 lo22x 18th ST. Or AZ so
Apply to GREEN CUNNINGHAM.
jy2-lm. l405 street
THOk RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
Il dence. 335 C st. NV; in perfect condition. all
mod. imps. $50. SWORMSTEDI BRADLEY, 927
Est N2-lm
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
Philepoteaux, OF New York city, and Ella Car
stems; Martin y. Barr. OF Houston, Texas. and
drews; Milton Ford and Barbara z Holmes: VIM
johnson and ElZabeth Berry; Benz. +. Chinn anC
Emily jackson, OF Alexandria, Va; Chas z Weeks
and Molly L. Green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

For list of furnished houses call for send to offcs
For list Of property for sale call for or send TO office
Properly placed with for rent sale Is literally
advertised free of cost 10 the owner.
Typ R q. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta n w.
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HOTEL ALLEN-COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
Il Il ayes. ATLANTIC City, Nj. Deg htful location:
everything table aud accommoda irst-class.
Concert daily by full orchestra JOSEPH S. DAVIS,
Proprietor je9-2m
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no r RENT
Il l4th st. store, 12r. .S7I
sos Mt. Vernon Pl 14r..7I
1917 18th st., lOr., mi. A
1875 18th st., Or, mi. a.
20lO H st.. str. ,1Or.. m ia
30l Del. .,lU. ,cor.,In.i4
ia A ST.. 10r.. m. i......3
23l1 N st. Tor. mi. .32.5
1886 18th at, IT,. mi. 3
80 L st.. Sr- III. 3
je2S-Jws G. H.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-31
Registration

Notice is hereby given that in COM
pllanee OF the provisions of Act No. lo3
OF the General Assembly of the State,
approved April 10, 1850, l shall keen
my office open daily, Sundays and legal
holidays excepted, from Z o'clock a. m,
to / O'Clock p. M and from , O'clock
p. ~, until 8 o'clock p. NJ, for the
registration of all legal voters, com
menclng at the courthouse, in the town
OF Abbevillc, on Wednesday, February
10, 1888, and will remain there until
Saturday, February %, 1888, and then
1t will be established for one day at
each OF the hereinafter designated
places /:
list ward-At.P. q. Leblanc. Feby.
81.
"a ward-kuehling's store, Feb. %.
4th ~Ward-Eemy Broussard. March I.
9th Ward-Lessin Abshire, March Sd.
9th Ward-Poll AT Clcophas Vim
cent, March 9th.
9th ward-Poll AT Desire Vincent
March 9th.
9th wmd-pol 3-At Eugene Des-
champs, March Sth.
9TH ward-Poll 1-Nugier's store
March 10th.
18th ward-Pol 2-Thealrs store,
March 18th.
Ito wafd-Poll civilian Choate,
March 10th, and will reopen at the
courthouse at Abbeville on Monday,
March 10Th, and finally close Saturday,
April IA, 1883.
d. NJ. LYONS,
Assessor u Registrar.
January q, 1885.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-31
Letter from REESE Nz.IPlasafiau.

70 "Nany Farmers:'
Words are almost inadequate to
express the feelings that pervaded
me on reading your request in last
Saturdays M~ERIDToNAL. TO each
and every n Of you | desire to
express my warmest gratitude for
the high honor you confer upon me
IN requesting me to become your
candidate for the honorable position
OF representative Of our parish ia
the legislative halls Of our State.
Such a request, unexpected. un-
solicited, conveying in its simple
terms the impress of the apprecia-
ton of my fellow.citizcns. is an
honor, a mark of esteem, that the
proudest, most gifted man in our
commonwealth would be honored in
receiving. How then, can |, a farmer
like yourselves, express to Won in
appropriate terms my appreciation
OF such an honor? Gentlemen, were
1t In my power, nothing would give
me greater pleasure, nothing consid-
cred a greater honor, than to accedc
to your request and go before the
people of my parish as the farmers
candidate for representative in the
legislature, but private business,
duties undertaken prior to your re.
quest having been conveyed to me.
render such a course impossible, and
most reluctantly, most regrc;fulIy am
| obliged to refuse your request.
Permit me to assure you that. if
at any time. | in my capacity as
private citizen, can be of any service
to you or our parish. my time and
services arc at your disposal. In
conclusion, | ask your pardon for
adopting this public name of
thanking yon for your honorable and
honoring intentions, my excuse is,
! do not know the names of the
citizens who have signed the fatter-
ing request, and can not personally
thank you for the friendship shown
for =.
Your most obedicnt servant,
j. HENRY PUTNAM,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-31
INFORMATION ABOUT
THE SOUTH.

Manufacturers and others desiring
to locate in the South will find the
Manufacturers Record invaluable.
In every Issue there are many offers
from Southern towns and land com.
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cial aid to those who viii establish
new manufactures, or remove their
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The are hundreds Of openings
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all kinds, .foundries and machine
shops, brick yards, agricultural i'm.
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small, read the Manufacturers
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-31
INVENTION , hss gsvq Il

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least amongthe wonders of inventive pro-
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anything else in the world. Grand outfit
free. Address Tire & Co. Augusta, Maine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-31
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce J.. TEE-
VILE BROUSSARD as a candidate for the
office Of sheriff at the election i'll April
next.
We are authorized to announce w, w.
KUEHLING as a candidate for the office of
sheriff Of the parish of Vermilion at the
election III April next.
We are authorized to JULES
G. LAURENTs as a candidate for the office
of sheriff of the parish Of Vermilion at the
election in April next.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-31
TAX NOTICE..

LE E
NOTICE TO UNKNOWN
Owners of immovable property assessed
Oh tax rolls Of 1887.
TO UNKNOWN OWNERS.
Take notice that the State and Par
isli taxes for the year 1SS7, on the fol-
lowing described property is now due
and unpaid.
Assessment amounts to $SSO.0U on
44o acres in Z. 10, SIR. 2 T., having II
arpents front on Bayou Queue Tortue,
by 40 deep, bounded above by Sec. 90,
80 and 33. in the rear by Henry Sarvers
and T. Morgan, below by Don Louis
Roulet and on the north by Bayou
Queue Tortue.
Assessments am0untst to $7.OO on 81
acres undivided interest in the NE{
Sec. Ii, r. IL, SIR. 2 East.
IT taxes and costs on the above prop
be not paid within twenty DAYS
from publication Of this notice, will
proceed to advertise the same for sale
to satisfy said taxes and costs.
Given under my official signature at
Abbeville, this 18th day of March,
1883. A. II. NUNEz,
Dy-Sherif Il Collector.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-31

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cramps. inflammation. swelling, cuts,
burns. etc, in man, and splint, ringbone,
%windgall. epizootic. scratches, etc, in
horses, Rangum Root Liniment is "a sure
cure. The king of Liniments' is the
universal verdict. Never fails to cure any
aiiment that can be reached by an cxter-
nal medical application. Fifty cents per
bottle. For sale by N. c. Young.
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