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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
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NOTICE.
Land Office ut New Orleans AZ:

1i;tllU OIict db WV - -
July &, slMa.
Netice is hereby given that the fclls.'
in- named seetler has filed notice sfle4
inte,stion to make final proof in slgllMt
of has claim, and that said proof VII =
made lYefora !he JHdge.to OF in his Sahsess
the slerk of The District Cont. q u
hey:fie La, onFFr;day, SertemberN III
viz: Joseph @. HARRINGTON. who In.
Homestead Euary No. T62222. for the E.lN
NV Sec. 8 Up IS S. T.. =. Aoslee1
Meriiiail. -.
He names the following witness
rrove his continuous residence ilgsl1 ~
cultivation Of. said land vlz: e. b.
| Faux, Jean Sicily. Aaaphe he H..
Jean Castro, all of Veraillioh fsl'A
Tuos. J. BUTLER, Reglstsf
August 8, 1889.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
Town Council.

ELIJAH BOURNE, Mayor.
r. H. MILLS, JAeoB IsAAes,
SOLOMON WISE. JACOB GAsTAA'
W.xB. WHITE, Sec. and Treas.
EupHEMoN LEBLANC, Constable.
Justices of the Peace, Sd. Ward
GILBERT LABAUvE, HENRY PETnE.
l,onstabIes-3d Ward.
ALEXIS TRAKAN. THos. PLoWDEE
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OFFICIAL

District Judge.
w. W, EDWARDS.
District Attorney.
RoBERT G. SMEDEs.
Clerk fsDjstrict Court,
ALCIDE LEBLANC.
Representative.
GRANVILLE, 8. SHAW.
SheriffG Tax Collector.
AL.pHoNsE L.. LEBLANC.
Corone,. DR.. W. y. WHITE.
Assessor, O H. O'BaYAN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
Private School.

nsctsd. as n teacher, with Nerville Col-
Irre, in ST, Helena parish, Louisiana. will
-open q private school, on Monday, next,
the sth instant. in the public school house
al Ahbeville. to continue during the va
cation months Of July aud August.
July6 6, 1889.
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
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Resoiuea. That from the parish bud
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within the corporate limits OF the town
of Abbev1lie, as the pro szata OF said
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miE
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9 Mag. Cons. Phys. in criminal matters, :.
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
Police Jury.

IT. BRoussARD, President.
W r, V.NsIYKE. H. HeFFPAUER,
RoyT. GREEN, It. }. MORGAN.
H. H. BARTEIs j. "A. LEBLANC
Clerk Police Jury, ARCHIE You've
Parish Treasurer, ELIJAH WISE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
Money to Loan.

THE J. B. V1TKINS LIND MORT
GAGE COMpANY.
Lawrence, Kansas.
The above company will lend money on
Long time at reasonable rates, on unln-
proved or improved real estate. For terms
W. B. w HIT, Agent.
Abbeville. October S, ..Ss7.-3m.
IF YoUR BACK ACHES
~ , o-a OH uorn ont. really good for nothing
it is general debility: Try
BROWN,S IRON BITTERs ,,.
It viii cure you, and give a goon appetaVs. s"'o
by all dealers in medicine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
VEyFRE.

List of persons drawn to serve as GraInl
and Petit Jurors at the next term OF lac
District Court to begin on Monday, the
end day of September, A.D. lss9.
Grand and Petit Jury for the LIST week,
ward. "ard.
III. y. Lyons 3H Abel bronssa!d
81 NJ dummy 8 27 Arthur BandOin Z
Nv p. Miller 32s Stephen Henry 2
Geo. p. Petty 8 20 1,heog Richard 8
< Jules Mhire 80 Bernard lsaaes s
GrhasV Perry z 81 OscarEDelano q
7R. s. Henry 2S2J O Leblanc
sSm'n. Broussard : SO chas Cessac Z
oEwd Ruft,nd 6G4C Maxwell
m Hte Grooan ic) Z IS Donat Broussard 2
II II. Leguennee 38 Felix Mayard 3
- Onh Bouruue 337CP Campbell <
1sNartin Rarley 2 IS Paul Gary 1
AT H Putnam $50 NJ G Breussara !
X W. Conerly 6 40 Re1ny Broussard i
IL los i Lee TAI A. Harrington 3
~ Wm Morgan 242 Nicholas Blanc 4
~ John Trahan . R Preston Morgan 5
"a los Touns IA Gilbert Labauve
90 Eraste Leblanc i As Luke Morgan :
q Archie Young 3 As Aristide Picard 9
90 1I,les Leblanc 247 Shadrack Porter !
~ los " Doolov AS Nick Brousssard
j.. - ColuInb Trahan $ 40 Walt Vanslyke :
25 N. Thibodeaux 3 SO } Fleming Z
Petit Jury for the End week.
/ Desire Myers 16Cyruss Briggs
: p JnR A w hlfe Is II Alex 1IIudH
an Cannbell 71sP Peter Clement
I'm Becker 719Alex Schurb
.5Valcry Leblanc go Delmas Guldfy
1t Antonio Cessac 721 los 4 keaux
~ W Harrington 6 ~ r J HOffpauir
sThos Myers 223J B Mia. lr
9Leonce Perrct SM Andrew Moss
10 Vim Cade 925 Edwin Lee
iIW Holmes 726 Ed HansherTy tcl
fl2 Theolin Landry ! q Martin Safver, Jr
I3 Aristide Teups lbs JnoC clark, lf
IA Erast Boudreau l 29 Clem't rletclaf
Is Edgar Lee ESQ Joseph Trahan
A. true copy:
Attest GEO. W. SUMMERS,
by Clerk of Court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28

school Board Directors
w. w. EDWARDS, President.
J. n. WILLIAMS. LAsrIE BRoUssAnD,
GEORGE HAYES. NJ. G. B~RoUSsARD,
AMBROSE LACoUa.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28
Official Notice.

The following is a probable estimate
exhibiting the various items OF eXpendl-
ture for the year 1889, adopted by the
Police Jury at a regular session held on
the 18th day OF Jube, 1889, and ordered
to be published for thirty days IN the
official Journal according to law. before
levving the same on the taxable
property of this parish.
BY order of the Police Jury:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28

Surveyors,
". p. EDWARDS, T.. MONTAGNa.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-28

ARCHIE YOUNG, Clsrk.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28
slnegns eaeoae roRxs.

\ resui,r I"t.d..t That r.rrsnvd i-..
Eaau Ttfss cpat1fius ago.
Tho Duchess Of Beaufort. dining
unua a. Madame do Gli,c's with King
l,uuri ". 81 Franco. extended ono
hand TO receive his Mnic-ty's sAlu;a-
tion while sho dipped tho fingers Of
The other hand Into n dish to pick out
s. hat wal to hsr taste. Thi, incident
ha.pcn,d In thl yoAr 1893 1t dcmon-
f'ru.cs that les than ia 90 hundred
years Aro tho hn-rrs were still used
10 i.'riorm tic Office now assigned to
forks. In the highest aud most refined
circles OF society. At nbou, this time.
in fact. was tho turning-po.a. when
forks began 20 DO Used ut table rs thoy
arc now. When wp rcilrc; how nicc
were the ideas OF that refined ago on
all matters Of outer dcccrcy and be-
huvior. aud how st=ict was tho cii-
quoiic OF the courts. We may we'll
wonder that tho fork was so latc In
coming into usc n u tab!c-furBi-hing
Q he ladies OF tho middle ago, and tho
Roma. sancc wcrc not lcsl proud OF n
delicate. wo.l-kcpt hand than those OF
our own day-. aud yot they picked tho
meat from tho platter with their .lcn-
der white fingers, and in thcm bore /,
TO thoir mouths Tho fact is all the
morc remarkable. because the form OF
the fork wa, familiar enough. aud IL.
application 10 other uses was not un.
common.-J. Won Fake. in Popular
Sc cncc Monthly.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28
haste MAKES WASTE.
it.~ I.s o'H~ii rarys...-i y INV Hat
at -. -

Max o'gcll tolls Ia. following In
his Jacques B1nhommr"; rc-
mcinbcr once-it wa, at -. Malo. In
tho summcr-l catered haurr's
shop n; ono o'clock IN tho afternoon
\ w.ll-dr-.sod. lAdy-lii.c girl caur
au, Of tho back par.os and inquired
wha. I wan,cd
Il want u straw hal. maiomoIscllc. "
said.
"oh. that's very awkward jus,
nowl"
ii, lip
''wcli. you sec." shc sail. my
brother 1, n; dinner" and. after
pause of n few seconds. she addoii
"would you mind calling again Ia an
hours ilmc?"
NO, n, ALL" l replied; II shall b.
delighted 10 do 20.
Was DO, Only amused but struck
with admiration Tor tho Independence
Of tina, worthy halter. After iou
years residence In England little
scene Of that description was n great
.cat.
Al hour iatcr called again. The
young cir. made her second appear.
ancr.
My brother waited Tor you quito
ten minutes" shc said to tho; ''h1
has como TO tho cafe with u friend
now"
II nm sorry for that" said;
when can sco him?"
iii you step across To tho cafe. mn
sure ho vii! b. happy TO como back
and attend To YOU"
1 thanked tho young lady. wen, TO
tho cafe. md introduced myscl! 10 tn.
halter. who WAS enjoying cup o!
coffee aud having. game Of dom.
lnocs with n friend. uc asked mo TO
allow him to finish tho game. which.
Of course. I was only too glad TO do.
nnd wo returned 10 the shop together.
and after my several hours waiting
was enabled TO make the purchase Of
n straw hat Surely. in this case
there was no chance OF has,o making
wustr,
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

Barter (oHi Ne.) ''Iourhcal o.
vo.v- Cowboy (-boUiuF royoIyorl
'EhP" liarber chastity -'Nely
Glenn. slf. ~. i Nye',y.
policeman al nrrdat you." In
noe Ht ai4nsar-''Nhat fori' fo-
llraman None az SCR tscs nlk. OH
foind some ssoa brtpln hero and Tic
station. Omaha Republican.
Flat .'Well. old man. how does
my daughter progress with her violin
lessonsp" Sharp (with II tired smile)
-''oh. she's already able To detect
tie errors in tho instruction books. -
Texns siftlng..
Mother and the girls (ees,atlcally)
My. Isn't It high?" Pepper lin II
gloom that reaches TO tho base of tho
tower) -"Well. what OF ii9 Ilaycyou
seen amy thing in Paris this summer
tina, wasn't hish?'-Llic.
We'll. Mr.. Luthley." said tina,
gantleman's wife. "yon were in,osl.
Gated last night" WAS I?' Inquired
Mr. L.. languldly. NE; tho nigh,
before you wero mudlled and las,
night you wera remuddled. "--Mer-
chant Traveller
Violet Mushroom-"l understand
that you sing very vol. Mr.. Yale. v
Mr. Yves; l do It'll. tina, way"
Violet-''What Is your yolco5" Mr..
Y.-''lt's tonor. wha. there Is o! it."
Vlols,-"oh. I'm 80 glad. You know
| was afraid you might DO u ba.i. and
mamma Is SO Aw'uily refined; she just
hate. any thing that low. America.
An old bachelor. though no faul,
Of his. was looking Mt liti.o baby.
nni was expected TO admire II. of
course. well. MIR BiInkiHs." said
the proud young moiha cxpectaH,ly.
ii, Il not very lovoly?' "ies-or-
that u 10 say-er-- hum about how
old must such n baby 10. Mrs. Tomp-
Llns. before II begin, TO look like u
human bolngF'-S. y. Truth
In Western Bank ''Whoo-oop'
Hers nm. Broncho 1911. Terror o.
Bloody Gulcil You. cashier. al mo
up with god or III blow your head
on" "Aw-yorwy sorry" returned
tho cashier. promptly producing hi,
slN-shootsr. "bu, III, fact Is. gold Il
shor, this morning. and I've nothing
bat lead. IN MI you up with tina; II
sou llko."-Mun.oy's Weekly.
Too Much. i.ady-''iicro IL
aa old dr1ss coat Of iny husbands that
sou might wear" Tramp What.
bsiCro rundown? No. madam; Up
preciE,s Tho kindly mY,ive which has
prompted you to oacr mo TIL, small
token. but-a dro s.coai leioro sum
down. Has Il indeed come TO tl,lt7'
and gathering tho remnants 81 iaH-
mol shirt around him be strobe ma
ius,leally away and was soon lost 10
View. -cioihlcr and iurni,hcr
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28
Hallway News.

Travellers, tourist, aud people con-
iempiating u visit back east make 10
their duty 10 study up the geography VI
our country, tue location Of cities and
towns, and ,l- most desirable routes 10y
which they can reach the desired d.,-
tlnition. The opening of new lines,
hr daily adoption of Innovations, and
iiL.f matters connected with fiili"ai'
ng, all prove interesting reading. md
'ueh liens are most rng-fl, Sna.iii
ftrT. Will. these vast corporations vie
with each Other la advancing the com
.Dri md slIriy OF their ncyrr-tn hc-sii.
l-iird patrons, We were most iurcibiy
thrown into this line oi thousht white
uinfing trip over that uiah whose
nam" b., Us familiar AMI with whose
qualifications the experienced traveller
Is a, well acquainted ~ with the sif--is
made to nome OTTER than tltr Wabash
whose iinrS cover beautiful and FER
tilc country and Coz meet Omiiia, Kan
~, CITY. Dies Mu.nrs. krosuE. ouincy,
and s., Louis with Chicago, Detroit,
iol-,lu. Pitishurs. New York, l:ns'nn
ind all intermediate points. Bu, IN.
change Of ears ncs.i l.. mti- between
Cheyenne .r Denver ..ut New No'k ~
Boston. quick t'm". .mnp;h iiack,
srnpturuS dining rir, wiriS.' cuisine Is
qu1l 10 That u the iis' hulci IN tie
land. Urd In which ~" meat, az
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps spent two
years in writing Gates Ainr," and
two years more in finding publisher
for 1t. Frances Hodg.1n Burnett
was n country school-;cachcr on n
small salary when she began writing
eio les. and rumor has it that the
stamps with which her first cont /.
button was sent away were bought
with money obtained from picking
berric.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

PA, what Is n blunkc, inor;gagc7"
asked Johnny Cumso.
''ll is ono which keeps man warm
working 10 pay it," replied Cumso.-
\. Y. sun.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

The santa Fe Route now run tree
chair ears between Denver. Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and Chicago. BE sure
your tickets read via this line Wien go
ing East, West OF South.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

5 describe for THE HERALD and san
Fr.inci ca Weekly Call. Only 81 - fur
h .th papers. Specimen copies can be
lad b, addressing this cilice.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

FIRST Indignant Barn
storm has u big scheme On foot for n
western tour this season Second
Indignant Thespian THAT'S nothing
nnw. Birusiorm' tours are invariably
an fn,1I
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

Policemar-"I arrest YOU
lnnoct ut strauger-"What forI"
p,-"None avyer back talk. on foind
some rasnn between here an the station.
ON ha Republican.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28

Aivr,ls- In rms lIraArp.
The Meeker herald., 1889-12-28
WHITE RIVER sToCK-0Rowgns Asso-
CITATION.

President. w r. beniy
b ir.-ru- .irn'f ;. ;. Green
"fro-fsIy. l.. It iira,hef
! t.asurrg. \, Major
Executive Committee, ii.n Prise, A, H.
,ritchi1w and W. :. Keller,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-02

of tho members elected to each house
such proposed amendment or
amendments shall DO entered
on the respective journals of
each housewife the ayes and nays taken
thereon. Any amendment or amend.
ments agreed to by the Legislature. az
provided in this section, shall be pub
llshed for three months next preceding
the time for electiDg the next Legisla-
ture. and shall be submitted TO tho
people at the time for electing the next
Legislature in such . manner az the
Legislature agreeing to such amend
ment OF amendments shall prescribe,
and If tho people shall approve and
ratify such amendment or amendments
by majority of the electors voting for
members of the Legislature at such
elections, such amendment or amend
ments shall become O part of this Con-
Btitution.
Ballot" to be ~ by 10 inches, quad.
r1iaternl. and to 10 printed ON white 8.
q Q. Book Paper, and furthere ordered
that the amendments to be voted on
shull bear the respective number as
above aud shall be printed ON the bal
lots as follows:
NO.-To amend Section-Article-Ye Yes.
Eo.-To amend Observation-Disclosures.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Elko Co., New.
Attest:
L. o. HENDEKsoK,
Clerk
Dated, Elko. Jan. 20, 1889.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-02
Election Proclamation.

Notice Is hereby given that on Mon
'"y' tn" el"ve' tb day Of February, A.
D.. eishtern hundred "nd eighty mine,
ut the -e'ern: lection precincts, herein.
after mined, in the County of Elko.
- to of Netoda. A spccial election
viii lie held for the adoption or reieo.
ton of the following proposed amohd.
ments to the Constitution Of the State
81 Nrvuda, t"-wit:
Amendment No 1. To amend Section Q.
Arucl" Nv OF the Constitution 80 as to read ns
follows: "
section two: The sessions Of the Leg.
i<latp'e snail be biennial. and shall
commence ON the third Monday of jan
Jury next ensuing the election Of nem-
beers Of the Assembly, unless the Cover.
nor Of tho State shall, in tho interim,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-02
Polling PIacs~ and inspectors.

Elko, Conrthouse-Inspectors: NH
Millr. o z Green, VIM Snow.
Cnrlin. SchoolAouse-Enspect J
Hartman. G E Bernard, J A Palmer.
Camp Hnlleckr Scboolhouse-In-
spectors: j D Abel, G e Mayer, M
Polk.
Huntington. Sadlep's Rnnch-In-
spectors: E Hudson, WIN Mitchell, A.
w Brown.
Hulleck Station, ehoolbouse-In-
spe ctors- NJ Chaser, VIM Hazeltine;
Island Mountain, Penrod's-Inspect-
ors:. E Penrod, Fl Martin, w -tofeld.
Jack Greek, errington's-IDspect-
ors: J. Harrington, j Liuehardt, r.
P Rutherford.
Lnmnill", Sehoolbouse-Ipsrect
Steve Dnkin. Q B Ledilek, G. Bowers.
Mound Valley. Schoolhonse--Inspect
ors: A B Miller, Jos Honry, N Ouder-
kirk.
Mountain City, N schoen 's-Inspect-
ors: M Schoen, w D Hand, B F.
Gould.
Mardis. Sherwood's House-Inspect-
ors: N Sherwood, G L Pearson, J F.
Weeks.
North Ruby. Schoolhouse-Inspect
ors: j w Helth, Issac Griswold, JOS
Smith.
Railroad, acknowledgement:
p r Eohert, T j Frank, J Griffith.
Star Valley, observation-disclosures
tors: Geo Monks, Saml McMullen, J.
CrOssou.
South Fork, Northumberland
tors: Geo Hardssty. + e Drown, ChaS'
Adams. .
Spruremont. Schoolh. nse-.Iuxpec-
tors; Hamilton, P j Fy"a. John,
Phalen. Sr- -. s... q.
South Rnby, Wines Store Tnspec-
tory: Len Wines, X II Harrison, jus
Myers
loano. oolhoufe-Inspectors E
c Hardy. w johnson. Lor Parker.
Teenna, q Lees 10 ,se--- Inspec-,
tors: j G Lee, H A Hail, VIM Bel
linger. ~"
Tuscarora, HilImap's oGce-Insrer-
tors: VilIifiGue, L FL Curry. VIM
| Grafton.
Wells, scbonlbouat II spectors: g
ii Meips, Johu Gibbons, Wm Cenger-
White Rock, Scluolh ,use%- Inspec-
tor: Antoine Storff, w Bailey, j
Frost.
Glover Valley, scbooihouse-- Inspec-
tors: A II WisemaD, W Nj 'AnGef. F
| HI nrymnn.
Columbia, drdd'r-Inspectors G j
Judd, A Winning Clay IrIhnd.
! North Fork. Holland s. Inspectors:
J F Holland, G H Whining. NJ Shearer.
Weiland's. Weilanil Station Ins,ec-
tors: j II Weilaud, III M Reed, DE
Hooten.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
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