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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-05

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*2.5Oan q mems sdd = and S2.n ladies'
shoes.
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". j. DIMMOCk, llG3 T.. Main str'cI. iH.'
respOndence solicited.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-05
IOZARr ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

tEOZARr ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FOUR NIGHTS. COMMENCING MARCH
=. MATINEE SATURDAY.
IT II T. BOSTON IAN s.
f.. +. POND. KARL. MACDOYALp &~BARNABFE,
Mauag ger. PrOprlctOts.
R~EPERTORY
Wednesday Evening and Saturday Matinee.
........... The poachois.'
Thursday Evening .......... "FatiuItZd."
Friday Eveuiu f.......... .........." MignOn.n
saturday Evening. ........." bohemian Girl"
PRINCIPALs-Narie stone. Agnes Hunting
ton. Juliette COrden, Camille Muori, Lotto
Cruikshank, Mrna Cleary, Tom kar., h
Blrnabce, ". II Macdonald. George trOth-
ingharn. Kiccardo Ricci. W. a. Xautcn, + W.
Miller. J. \. Montgomery. 5. L.. studley. Musl-
cal Director.
8, People. Complete Orchestra. Car load of
Scenery.
sale OF seats opens Monday morning, March
9Th Prices SIS 70 p cents, according T. To-
cation. 5fe2j-u
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Young Mr.. Wabash Ito Miss Waldo, Of
Boston, at "A dancing party)-Wil YOU favor
me with two or three rounds, Miss Waldof
Miss Waldo tam admirer Of John L., OF
coursel-CeTtainly, Mr.. Wabash, with pleas
ure. Or, If you like, We will continue 1t to q
6nish.-New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-05

ASA SNYDER y co.. iys'o loii Cary street
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sc. HIGH. l-3. F.. NlInstrntr. Watches anf
lewClry neatly O.. piir.'.
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Analytical Ch.inirtf
Dr. HENRY FKOELIEG. IL :. Twelfth sire
chemist to Chesapeake nud Ohio ani W."
mond and Allegheny railroads. Nprrltl N
tentiOn Ia ores and mineral waters.
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WILLIAM II. GARDNER, 56 r.. If.i
street. Hair cutting. dyeiug, shaw
sham COlng
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JOSEPH +. W%lNGFIELD. dealer ia lumber
aud al kinds ) mOuliiuzs aud general
building furnishings. 1911 lumber cut 10
order. once, corner OF Broad aui laurel
streets. Richmond. Va.
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JOSEPH DELABUE. 72 L. Main sire. 81.
hanging and general machine rcpai Iul
Models For patents.
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1HAA 80 III n A'fHH NN N- AAh az , HhINNA
J.uciicr..
SC. WGH.l-3s r. NaInstre,t. Watches ant
IoWclry neatly O.. ptif,t.
L"nn oL..
ELLIS AhNAM. Hl5 g.. hrY8d street. Money
advanced 900 personal proper. ....r closed
from Irday - sunbeam Co.. IIi,v at
suudOWr.
%L0cksmiths:
JOSEPH DELARUE. 702 L. Main sire. ..tI
hanging and general machine rtpaf lug
Models FOR patents.
Lumber
JOSEPH +. WlNGFlELD. dealer ia lumber
aud al kinds y mOuliiuzs aud general
building furnishings. 1911 lumber cut 10
order. oilcc, corner OF Broad aud laurel
streets. hAchmOud, Va.
Marble Workers:
WALLES a WRAY, Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments tombs. mar b.ci1cd man
ties, &c.
Mattress Manufacturer;
ADAM DIACONT. as T.. Marshall street
Wholesale und retail. Repairing neatly and
%rOnptl tone.
I. l.. lsEBIH CRENsHAw. el East Brat
street. mattress maker and upt,igerer.
wholesale and retail. Repairing ncu fnd
durably done.
"lH'ihA az hNAifNiN
CITY BOTTLGNG HOUSE, 40 v. Rr~eu
street. Manufacturers Ot Vanilla PHI nr,
and mineral waters.
Paints, oils, 81.
RICHMONDPAINT STDht f. Broad-tt, g.
Paints. oils. glass. and paiu.tt- -uYpics.
Paper Hanging:
3. ). DAVIS. - N. Nlatn -lr.rt. sil
a%wuinr-. Dt.ci0th-. ADJ paper u'u-loR.
Piumb-r-. Ga> AMI >t.at" ittt'Iz
b. +. REUFultn. liv b.. Npn .fic,f. Pact
cal plumber. rnn,r. if- uii t',u nitsr.
T.C. TINSLEN.sl SO t.t X Neoue. ~r,am ana
gas rttipV. unlul ~.
Railroad i'i't br"t
CRAWFORD a HAWKS, d. 'Ls-t Main
street. ia lrOai a d >fc mUott u.hti- Co.
all part OF the world huught, solo. ugd
exchanged
asai estate Ag"ur;
\. j.. BRAbAEY Co, Thirteenth and Hun
street. chichester. Agent Tor the Peers
burg Savings tnd lnsIltlcc ComIau,
O.. ;. NArlUNA sp'. %. \. Tenth street
X. IS CHAftlN NCO 40. y. Tenth street.
j. TIOMPsON BltOWN &CO., ill5 g. Ialn
street.
nuDber GoOd.;
VIRGINIA htBBEtttV al T.. BrOlI street
Betting. hosc. and al a,n'ls vt fubb,i soods
Rubber stamps
ATLANTA ri BIER STAMP hANUFA
TURING co. lZl1 T.. Main II. Nunuldc
urcI- AMI importers ot stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION RUBBER STAMP WORKS
10 Bank street. Agents wanted -cnd fof
circular.
sig Painting:
rs. THOMPSON. Franklin street. under tx
change Hotel. Advertising sign arfist.
l.osrd tenoc aud wall Sums a speciality.
H. LIrSCOMb. No. - 49, Ninth street. Sign
painting and gliding Co. sla8s.
soap r. 'nry;
Il. GARCIN q CO.. 1910 3 Iuklin street Ca %.
lsscd looD. Toilet AM Laundry Soaps.
Taiiors
I. ". STAGE. Twelfth street. under American
nofel. Civic and military tailor.
underrakcr-
Sc. X MOkRisFTT. M. T. Seventh sti,s,
mnurh.ster. Phone. 30.
WItc Mattresses and Cots,
r. ". LOWE, 22li H.. Main street. manutaotu.
rer at Cham p!On Woven Wire Mattrcsse,
ana Cots. The. best and cheapest in the mar
bet.
Wood aud Coal:
ELBA COAL YARD Eliza station, Is ,ad
emf i1ne streets. W. ;. Pitcher, agent. Al
klli> 81 Coal, Wood, and Coke. 13o
In.ir. "a.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

That's what men are who plod along
trying to do their business, when
they feel half dead. Their eyes are
dim and throb; their head aches; the
children annoy them their wives lose
their charms they lose their ambition;
they make mistakes in their accounts,
and the whole world looks blue; they
hate themselves and everyone else.
And why! If you feel so, why don't
you stop and think a minute-or are
you too stupid9 Your liver and blood
are out Of order; that's all. You need
a good regulator and tonic. Take a
bottle of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and you will feel like a new
man. In three days your wife will be
the prettiest and sweetest woman in
the world; your children's dispositions
will be exactly like your own; your
business will improve, and you will
make money enough to pay for the
"Goaden Medical Discovery" a hun
dred times over Don't be stubborn,
but try it.
If you suffer from "coid in the head"
or from Nasal Catarrh, use DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. 1t cures when every
thing else fails.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14
An Immigration Convention

Some months ago, the Times-D Dem.
ocrat suggested that q convention
be held here of citizens Of Northern
birth now residents of Louisiana
who could bear testimony to the
advantages this State offers immi-
grants, and satisfy their former fel.
low-citisens that they would do we'll
to settle here. The idea of such a
convention was not our own.
Such o meeting was first called in
North Carolina some time ago and
proved q great success. 1t was
found that there were settled in
"the old North State" former citi.
zens Of almost every State north OF
1.-THE line" They met, discussed ita
advantages, and issued the strongest
immigration appeal we have ever
seen sent out. New E%nglnnders.
New Workers., men from Ohio, In.
diana, Illinois, and all portions of
the West bore testimony to the
fact that they had improved their
fortunes in Carolina, had prospered
there beyond their expectations, and
expressed their belief that any
former fellow.citizen Of theirs who
moved South, if industrious, ener.
getic and temperate, would meet
with the same success. We sug.
gested the calling Of a similar con,
ventiou in Louisiana. Col. Geo.
Moorman has moved in the matter
and selected the very middle Of the
summer for it, in order to emphasize
the fact that here at least, on the
gulf coast, the summer is cooler
than in the North or West. The
convention will meet at Grnnewald
Hall, Tuesday, August 7, and will
consist wholly of gentlemen former
" residing in the North, but now sin
Louisiana, who will give their views
of this State aud draw a comparison
between it and their former homes.
The letters from them in reponse to
Colonel MISUNDERSTANDING printed
lthis morning give some idea Of their
sea,iuen,s Qu this subject. Their
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

"Quid pro quo." Sometimes in
walking about the streets Of a town
one hears complaints against the
local newspaper from parties who
think they have not received due
notice at the hands of the publisher,
and yet perhaps those same business
men, who know that no enterprise
can be carried on successfully with.
out o reasonable amount of filthy
%lucre," never pay one dollar in the
way Of advertisements, aud perhaps
read o borrowed copy Of the paper.
The only way to keep up your coun.
try paper is to support it by subscrib.
ing and advertising, and any one
who is punctual in the discharge Of
their duties may always feel sure of
receiving due notice at the hands Of
20 editor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

A new base ball club WAS recently
organized in Abbeville by the name
of Red Stockings, with the following
officers Parliamentary Officers
Eli Wise, President; W. P. Miller,
Vice President; E. J. Lyons. secre-
tary and Treasurer. Field Officers
W. ?. Miller, LIST Captain; Eli Wise,
I'd Captain; 0. Kibbe and N. L.
Gordy, Umpires; Jake Beer and
Nose Fischer, Scorers; Bernard
@lsaacs, Keeper Of Property Of the
Club. Clubs from any of the parishes
heretofore mentioned wishing a
match game with tho Red Stockings
will address the secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

It is stated in O dispatch from
Washington that Q national conv&.
ton of the American party will be
held in that &ty on she 14th of
August next, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for president
and vice president, and for the trpns.
action Of such other bust nees as may
properly come before that body. It
is probable the platform adopted
will not differ essentially from tho
ono At Philadelphia last year. The
present system Of tariff will be en-.
dorsed, and the temperance question
remain untouched. Delegates to the
convention will be chosen FROM all
parts Of the nation.
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base "a Items,

Editor Ableville Meridiona1:
The nealest game OF ball that has
been played IN this parish since the
fall OF 1856, when the Rose Hill and
AobeviIle clubs played al exceed
ingly fuc game, vas witnessed by a
large number Of the admirers of the
sport last Sunday afternoon on the
Abberille base ball grounds. The
contest was between the Independ-
cnts, OF Bissenters. and the Red
Stockings, Or Ringstcrs, the first
appcllasion. of each being virtually
its name, and the latter one q term
of friendly .dcrision. 1t was short,
sharp and surprising, for all the
members Of the old club expected
pothing but a victory, while the
Most sanguine and presuming Of the
Independents hoped only for q close
game i'll favor Of their opponents.
The Red Stockings were very def
Client i'll batting, Rrookshier and
fcrray being the only men who did
any smuggling. The rest of the nine
did miserably, Caldwell and O'Brien,
on the other side, pounded the ball
to the best advantage, though they
might have Gone better. The Geld.
ing was the favorable feature of the
game. Both mines did remarkably
we'll. Carter, who filed the box for
the Independents. did some success
full twirling, aud was well supported
by Caldwell as catcher, aud O'Brien
as short stop. Very few hits were
made on him, and those hat were
made were light. His crooked finger
was too much for most of the boys.
Only 4 man on the other side es-
capped being famed by him. Brook
shier on ID, Beer and Ferray on LIST,
and Laporte in right field, did good
work. Quite a number of attempts
were made to steal I'd base, but with
no effect; for Brookshier, covering
a twenty foot circle about the base,
and confident Of his prey. was ever
ready for the base sliders, and only
too willing to teach them what they
seemed able to learn by experience
alone. Cazar Mouton. tho sworn
Hannibal to tue old club, entered
the game with his usual geuialty, and
was highly tickled at the result of
the game. Mr.. George Summers
umpired the game, and did credit to
himself and justice to both sides.
His firm decisions did much towards
decreasing the kicking which, in so
many games, cause delay and conso-
quently dissatisfaction among the
spectators. That Abbeville can sup
port two teams is now undoubted;
aud that the new club is not to be
condemned as an opponent to the old
is proved by c score of 8 to 3 in
their favor. We compliment them
their success, and as our voice
may not have been heard among the
animated and repeated shouts that
crowned the victors, we now cry,
Hurrah for the independents. r. S.
An Immigration Convention.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

A bin was introduced in congress
by Senator Henry N. Teller, Of Col.
,erado, relating to the selection Of
five sites in the United States for
the fabrication OF guns and armer
for vessels, directs the naval board
to be appointed under it to locate
one Of these sites in . gulf State.
New Orleans is f~avorably spoken Of
as having q chance to secure the
work. Her citizens should use al
fair means 70 secure the site to be
located in one Of the gulf States.
We need all kinds. Of Industries in
the South to give work to mechanics
and laborers in order to keep up and
increase the retail trade Of our towns
and cities. Too much of our capital
which should remain at home goes
to the North and East. Let us then
turn our attention to other industries
besides farming. There is nothing
that we a see to prevent New
Orleans of becoming one Of the
largest manufacturing cities on this
continent. She has on unlimited
fertile territory to back and sustain
it ia all it needs to maintain itself, so
let it wake up to a sense of duty and
stretch forth its briaTean arms and
grasp the opportunities that are in
waiting for it. Until then che will
never realize the many advantages
she possesses. Push and enterprise
is all that is needed to make New
Orleans a manufacturing city.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

The Lake Charles american is
very much distressed because Yer
million parish possesses q deep water
harbor on the gulf. 1t talks very
leasnedly of the figures developed
by research among the mnsty maps
and charts of the government office
at New Orleans, which, Of course,
prove that no such thing can be.
Don't grow alarmed, old lady. Gov
crnment surveys in this part of the
country are VIGOROUSLY inaccurate.
When we know that there is good
harbor in Vcrmilion bay, and that
there is enough water to-day at Por-
poise Point to float the heaviest
man.of.war in the British navy, we
don't care what some botched up
survey made forty years ago demon
strates. We deal With the live pres.
ent, not the musty past. There is
no danger Of Lake Charles ever be-
coming a seaport :own, and we are
not worried about the matter in the
least. There is a reasonable prospect
that the vast natural advantages of
Vermilion bay, as q harbor and sea.
port, may be seized upon by Western
railroads and utilized. This is what
harnesses the mind and disturbs the
of the american.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

Thieves and other would, DO out.
laws have recently been trying their
hands in Dallas, several houses hav.
ing been entered at tho dead hour
Of night, but before the dastardly
scoundrcls could put into execution
their Befarious designs, we're foiled
in their attempts by the sudden
waking up and the screams of the
inmates Of the residences visited.
One young man was met On the
streets, made to hold up, and robbed
Of sixty.fve dollars. Dallas is Ger.
tainly assuming metropolitan shape
with q vengeance.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

Pope Leo XIII. has appointed
Rt. Rev. Francis Janssens, Bishop
81 Natchez, Archbishop OF the Roman
Catholic province of Now Orleans,
as SUCCESSOR of the late Archbishop
Lcray. The now p~relate is compar.
atively young, and is very popular
with tho people Of his faith. He is
a native of Tilburg, Holland, and is
about forty.fve years of age.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

The recent Goods in Illinois and
West Virginia have done great dam.
G to crops and property in both
States, causing peolao to leave their
homes and seek shelter elsewhere.
Several lives we're lost by drowning
and some killed by lightning. The
streams were all out OF their banks
and inundating the country for miles
around. It 10 said this food ia great.
er than the one experienced there in
tie year 1884.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-ffth Judicial District Court.
Parish of Vermilion.
No. 21l.
Aristide Hulin,
VS..
The Heirs eff Cesaire Liable and Widow
and Heirs of Jean Bite. Dronet.
To Arthur Liable, Ernest Liable, Adricnnc
Liable, and her husband, BreauX, of
the parish of st. Martin; Adrien Liable
and Ciemence Liable, and Der husband,
j. Oner Broussard. of the parish of
Lafayette, and Amiar Labbr, of this
Dronet; Marie Dronet, Antoine Dronet,
Joseph Dronet. Jules Dronet. Ursule
Dronet, and her husband. Emile d.
Broussard, Rosalie Dronet, and her hus-
band, Lessin Dubois, Tarezil!e Dronet,
ard her husband, Louis Oieus Thibo-
deaux, Of this parish, and Jean Bite,
Dron ct, Jr. of the parish of Acadia.
You. and each of you, are hereby notified
that the plaintiff the above entitled and
numbered case will proceed, in open court,
at Abbeville, La, ON Tuesday, the 4th day
of September, 1883, at IL o'c]ocA a. M, to
revive and re-establish the title, by tax
deed, from the Tax Collector, G. II. Remick.
TO Jean Bite. Dronet, made on the 21st of
October, 1871, for the N f / Of Il 4 / and $
" !. of n w / of section l, I Ii S r f,
and containing 70 S0-1No acres. seized and
sold for taxes assessed thereon, in the
name of the Heirs of Cesairo Liable" aud
also the title from said j. Bic. Dronet to
said plaintiff. made and passed on OF about
the 4th day OF March, 1877. for the same
property, at which time and place You
viii be present, ii YOU think proper.
LAsTIE BgoUssARD.
Attorney for Plaintiff
AbheylIe, La, July II, 1873,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

W. are pleased to note that the
differences existing between Editor
Chevis, Of the Sentinel, apd Mayor
Bull, Of Rayne, have been. amicably
adjusted. 1t affords us sincere salts
faction, however, to learn that the
disgraceful mudslinging, which has
so long been INDUCED in by those
papers, will be terminated. This is
as it should be. 1t had grown to be
az intolerabie nuisance.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

The Norton Moore affair is Great.
ing q lively stir just at present in
st. Louis. Poor unfortune women,
how many arc the trials and tribula.
tons some of them have to undergo
in this world Of sin; but they most
invariably manage to wiring in o man
with them to share their disgrace.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

The attention of our readers is
directed to the advertisement of tho
Perkins Wind Mill, which will be
found in another column. All mills
purchased of this firm are guaranteed
to do what is said of them. Give
this company q trial if you are in
need of q wind mill.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

A bill has been favorably reported
by the Senate Judiciary Committee
making it q misdemeanor for a Judge,
sheriff, clerk of court, or other State,
parochial or municipal officer to
become intoxicated, and to provide
a penalty therefor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14
Louisiana State Fat.

AND. SHREVEPORT ExpOs1r,o..
~ third annual fair) takes M. !
shreveporrt, La. November 5th to r lStb At
clHs'ke' $500 in premiums and I nn,i IN
Na1i % Ie sS aMafaed' Liberal prsmiunnss ' fes
programmes each day. Some of tb ~
race horses in the United States Ine nhest
ready been entered. For urem; nave al
and general information address Asts
NJ. l.. SCOVELL. Secrat.,.
July IA, 1888. Shrsvsn.afy,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

VS..
The Heirs of Cesaire Liable.
To Arthur Liable, Ernest Liable, Adrlenne
Liable, and hor husband, Breaux. of
the parish of st. Martins; Adrien Labbe
and Clemence Liable, aud her husband,
J.. Omer Breussard. Of tho Parish Of
Lafayette, and Aimaz Liable, Of this
parish.
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that the plaintiff in the above entitled and
numbered case will proceed. in open court,
at Abbeville, La, OH Tuesday, the 4th day
of September, 1858. at 10 O'clock a. NJ, to
receive and r%e-establish the title, by tax
deed, from C. H. Remick, Tax Collector,
to said plaintiff, made on the 2ist of Octo.
Der, 1871, for the n w / OF N E /, the N !
of N w / and N w of W / of section l:
T14SR4E, containing one hundred and
fifty-nine S0-100 acres, seized and sold for
taxes assessed thereon. in the name of the
Heirs of Cesaire Liable" at which time
and place you are notified to be present, if
you think proper
LAsTIE BROUssARD,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Abbeville. La. July IA. 1855.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14
Aux sOURDs.

Une personne guerie de % ~.
Dees de surdite ct de bruits d'oreillw
par IN remede simple en- enyerrs
gratis la description a quiccnque co
tera Ia demande q NICHOLSON.
TT MacD ougal Street, Nov
York. July I, 1888,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14
TAKE NOTICE,

Hunting on the lands of the under
signed, at Little Belle Isle, Cessac range,
is henceforth prohibited. Any person
caught t%respassing upon said lands, BY
hunting, after this date, will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law,
CESSAC Bros.
Vormilien parish, La, June 30, 1883.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14
Notice to Contractors,

Notice is hereby given that the contract
to build 4 bridge across the bayou Queue
Tortue, will be sold to the lowest bidder
on the sd of July, 1883, at the store Of
Jean Castex. at Mermentau. Bridge to bo
l400 feet long with 8 width Of 10 feet.
JEAN CAsTKx.
Chpirman Committee.
June 50, 1888.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

The Shreveport Times says: The
MERIDIoyAL, OF Abbeville, Vcrmilion
parish, is small for its age, though q
better paper than its patrons de.
serve. It has just turned into its
thirty.Grst year."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14
Notice..

Proposals for keeping the public
ferry known as the Campbell settle
meet ferry" are invited, to be laid be-
fore the Police Jury at their next regu-
lar meeting, July 9, 1883. The jury
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids. ARCHIE YOUNG, Clerk.
June %, 1888.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

We call attention to tho card Of
the Nashville Medical Journal, which
will be found on our first page. 1t
ls one of the oldest and best journals
of its class in the South.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

Binks calls his boarding-house
Pompeii, because the people who live
there will - destroyed by hasLes.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-07-14

Theechooner Abbie Dees, Captain
Emile Anderson, of Lake Charles
was in port this week with a cargo
of lumber for J. E. Tolson's yard.
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