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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22
PUBLIC SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-tifth Judicial District Court
Parish of Varmiiinn

No. 81.
SUGGESTIONS of Hyppoiite Chataigner and
Felicite Marcelle.
Ludger Chataigner. ct ais,
W..
0neZmc Chataigncr. ct ais, consolidated
DIV virtue of an order OF sale granted by
- the honorable Twenty-iifth district
court in and for the Parish of Ferinilion,
State of Louisiana. in the matters of the
above entitled and numbered estate the
undersigned will OF
Wednesday, Jnne IL, 1889,
proceed to sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, at the late
residence of the deceased. all the proper
tv belonging to said SUGGESTIONS. for cash,
to effect .: partition. of which property the
description is as follows, to wit:
j. One certain tract of land situated in
million. containing eighty acres more or
less, and designated as the north half of
the southwest quarter, of section fifteen.
township twelve, south OF range four
east.
One dwelling house, three tenant. one
Kitchen, u pantry, one corn crib, 100
panuels pieuX fence, W. rolls of wire. one
blind mare. one mare and colt, two work
horses. one three year old tillv. one three
wear old colt. two milk cows. four two
wear old calves. two one year old. one lot
Of household furniture and many other
articles TOO numerous to mention
Eiven under nay official signature this
18th day OF Nav, 1853
l. LEBLANC, Sheriff.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
1 his friends. and customers generally,
that he has changed his business from
sksA1shIt to strictly CASH. and hopes
offended thereat. He will continue here
after. as heretofore. TO keep constantly on
hand Il tine and selected stock of ladies
and gents goods, also q fresh supply of
family groceries which he offers at the
very lowest cash prices. Call and exam
Inc for yourself.
T. l.. MELEBECK.
A~bbeNille. La. April 2O.--lm..
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Notice ~Ofi'ard0n.

Notice is hereby given that application
Will be made for pardon of Rupert Cas-
tile. convicted of "%wounding less than
mayhem" aud sentenced November %,
lsss. TO eighteen months in the State pen
itentiary; ard i'll support Of said applica-
ton evidence will be taken before Il com
petent officer, at the office of the under
signed, on Saturday. the 4th day of May,
1889, WHITE d E~RoUssARD, Attys.
Abbeville. April 20, $50.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22
INVENTION 3 Rss , ssvg liz,
July II en-

world during the last hall century. Not
least among the wonders of inventive pro
gress is a method and system of work that
can be performed all over the country
without separating the workers from their
homes. Pay liberal: n one can do the
ability repaired. Capital not needed you
are st4rted free. Cut this out and return
to us and we will send you free, something
of great value and Importance to yon,
that will start you in business, which will
bring YOU in more money right away, than
free. Address True d Co.. Augusta. Mainet
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yAE44. NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified that UNI
responsible for debts contracted BY any of
my children on my account, without a
written order from me. The public are
also notified that any one who may en-
piov or harbor any Of my minor children
Will be prosecuted to the full extent OF
the law. ALEX. BRoUsSAKD.
Abbeville. La. May II. 1889.
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Succession of Alnelie Trahan.
by VIRTUE of an order of sale granted
ID by the Honorable Twenty-tifth Judi
ciai District Court, in and for the Parish
of Nernilion and State of Louisiana, IN
the matters of the above entitled and
numbered estate, the undersigned will, on
Saturday. May2J, lss9.
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the late resi-
aence of the deceased, in the tosn of
Abbeville, La, all the property belonging
to said succession, 10 effect u partition.
said property being described as follows,
to-wit: .
, / One town lot No. G6 of Megret's portion
of the town of Abbeyille. measuring nine
ty feet front on St. Charles street, by one
hundred and torty-two feet and six inches
| deep; bounded north by lot No. Is. south
| nv lot No. 81. east-by lot No. "a, and west
| by st. Charles street, together with the
dwelling house, kitchen and other i'm
| pToyefnents situated thereon.
2 The east half OF lot No. S. of Megrets
| norton of the town of Abhev1lfe, measnr-
| Ing ninety feet front on st. Charles street,
by seventy-two feet and six inches on Eue
de la Paix, said half lot being bounded
| north by Rue de Ia PaiN, south by lot No.
50, east by st, Charles street, and west by
the west half of said lot No. IS, together
| with the stable building and other i'm
~provements situated thereon.
One old buggy without top and harness,
one old buggy with top and harness, one
new buggy with top aud harness, one
hack and double set of harness, two Amer
lean FLIES, Il American colt, one Anori-
can bay mare, one American blue mare,
one blue horse, one lot OF household turnl-
ture, and many other articles too nulner-
Gus to mention.
Said property to be sold or the following
terms and conditions, to-wIt: Movable
property to the amount OF two hundred
dollars shall he sold for cash, to pay debts
due by the estate: and the remainder of
the property shall be sold rs follows:
Thrce-tifths of the purchase price thereof
shall be paid cash, and the remaining two
tiftl,s of the purchase price. being the
interests OF the minor heirs, shall be on d
credit Of one, two and thcea years from
the day of sale. payable in equal install
ments, purchasers to furnish their notes
for the credit portions. bearing y per cent.
pc. aniium interest from maturity. pay
able to the order of Dupre Blanehet. natn-
raj tutor. with solvent sGretlcs "a 8ohdO to
his satisfaction, and to be subject TO u
penalty of ten per cent. additional as at
%toTney's fees on the amount sued Tor IN
case of suit to enforce payment OK SAID
notes.
Il special mortgage and vendors lien Is
to be retained On tie laila TO secure the
payment OF the credit portion Ut tie paf-
chase price thereof. as well ~ I'll fHteftsf,
costs and attorneys fees that may he ~
Cured III cnfcrciHg payment at sileii cf"oit
portion. and the lands Shall b" suhJccf to
tile pavt dc non ;fliie1ando,
\. l.. LEBLANC, SIefIT
AbbevIlls La, April - lse3.
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Tirenty..ffh Judic5a' District Coar
Parish Of TcrDailion.

NO. 81.
Succession ct W9tlialn Ktbbe.
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
terestel in said succession, or having any
opposition to make TO the final account
of administration and tableau of distribu-
ZION; meg ny yrs, heslan Gamrneii, al.
the same in writing in the office Of the
clerk of the district court within ten days
from the notice hereof.
Given under my official signature
this 18th day of May. 1889.
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22

lagards's elixir for dyspepsia
Remember the x. Of e.. picnic on
,e 29th instant.
.bIeville hopes soon to have a
abroad and electric light.
Tho too frequent visits Of the mos
,,;to "a row complained Of by many.
The only lively thing about Alb.
t@,,;'le inst DOW is the railroad ex,
element.
The health OF town aud rural
,onnlation is all that could be asked.
ss;rkuess of no kind now prevails.
rYoerieuce shows that it does not
NV to u-e rails for electric roads
Weighing less than fifty pounds per
ysrd.'
The po,ice jury Of Vermi'ion par.
III viii meet on Monday, the LIST Of
July next, as a board of reviewers
v sS
% examine the tax list.
Green corn, tomatoes, native cab
buges, squashes, and in fact, every
variety Of vegetables are abundant
and 6oe with Us at this time.
Mr.. John P. Niece. or Lafayette.
made Us a pleasant visi; last Satnr-
day. Sickness prevented him from
attending the Paris Exposition.
The Vermilion Parish Medical
Society will meet in Abbeville on
the first Saturday in July next, at
The courthouse, at : o'clock p. m.
Mgarde's elixir for Indigestion.
The courthouse contract has fallen
through and the parish will likely
hnild on its own account. The
committee advertise for a half mil.
lion brick.
Mr.. Eraste Mouton has recently
had hin livery stable neatly and
thoroughly whitewashed, inside and
out, which gives it a much better
appearance.
Mr.. II. K. Robinson. a worthy
and mnch esteemed citizen Of thia
place. left here Yesterday for Lake
-
Charles to engage in business there
With his brother.
Hook and Ladder Go. No. / are
making grand preparations to. ceIe.
hrate the Fourth Of July in magni.
fceht style. In our next issue we
will give full particulars.
Master P. U. N. Kibbe returned
fmm New Orleans last Monday.
sberehe had been attending school,
and will spend the vacation season
at home, among his friends.
Nj. J. Theclet Theriot, residing
near Crosse Isle, has Our thanks for
tickling our palate one day this
week with a mess of fine roasting
ear, also some excellent peaches.
Last Friday morning about II
O'clock lightning struck the steep|c
d The Methodist church and the
foafh Ane Of the Masonic building,
used as the courthouse. doing some
damage to both structures.
An Irishman living cast of here
saok off his coat the other day TO
snow a terrible wound which he had
ieee'ved a few years before. Not
beng able, however, to find the
s'nnd, he suddenly remembered that
was on his brother Bills arm"
Lasarde's elixir for sick headache.
a newspaper man may land some
INDIVIDUALS for years after year. and
NEVER get thank you. But ifa shadow
aerilcism is INDUCED in, the same
aaIslduals will tear around like
saih With a red rag in view. This
What a newspaper man terms
mtitsde.
w old friend Charles Escudier,
eNev iberia, has located in Abbe-
,le; HIS shop is in the Abadie
.s'a'sg, opposite Madeleine square,
.aefe he will be found ready to do
y so'k IN tin. sheet.iron and cop
!. A good timer has been long
..''ed here, and we nope our PEG.
r. VIII accord Mr.. Escudier abund-
NY Patronage.
VI I. Numa Broussard, the eff.
sal road overseer in the Sd ward,
" are Ntn1SnI " t.. ~-,o.S,l
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22

On orders. through the MTRIDIoNAL The
Daily CITY Item and the MERIDIONAL. will
be furnished postpaid at S. a year fo1
both. each paper to DE mailed from the
office of publication,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22

Danger! A neglected cold or cough ma,
lead to Pneumonia. Consumption or other fatal
disease. Strong's PICTORIAL Pills Will cure a
cold as by magic. Best thing for dyspepsia.in in
digestion. sick headache as thousands testify.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22
Take Notice.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF FEEMILIoN.
Twenty-fifth Judicial District Court.
Parish of Yermilion.
No. 2SS. H.
Albert d. Lahorde VS. His Creditors.
TN PURSUANCE to an order from the
J. Honorable the Twentv-tifth judicial
District Court, issued in tile matter of the
above entitled and numbered suit, author
ling and empowering me TO conyoke and
hold q meeting of the creditors Of the in
solvent A. d. LahoTde, andfixing
Monday. Goth day OF May, 1850.
as the time at which said meeting shall
be held; public notice is hereby given that
l stall. commencing on SAID date, hold
said meeting, AZ my office, in the town of
Abbeville, La.
The purposes for which said meeting
will be held is to accept the surrender
made by said insolvent. and the election
of Il syndicate to settle the affairs OF said
estate.
Abbeville, La, this 10th day of April,
a. u. 1889. ALCfDE LEBLANC.
Clerk of Court.
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To the Deaf

A person who was cured of deafness and
noises IN The head vi - years stanh1na OK
a simple remedy VI! se1G q GescTIpilon Or
i, free to arv rersan who appiiFa 80 NICE
olson. IN McDoueaI IT, New YORK
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Two LIONS HOTEL.
JEAN LASSERK Proprietor.

New iberia, Louisiana.
This hotel is first class in all respects.
and is opened at all hours. day and night,
for the reception of travellers. Fresh oys-
tiers always on hand. Liquors and cigars
OF choice kinds to be had at the saloon.
Prices moderate.
September -, 1855.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22
PUBLIC SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish Of Ve:nniiion-25th District Court.
No. s..
Succession Of !. b. EavaiIne2
pF yirture Of an order of sale granted
ID by the Honorable 25th Judicial Dis
trict Court. in and for the Parish nf Ncr-
million and State Of Louisiana. III the mat
ter OF the above entitled and numbered
estate. the undersigned will, on
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Abbevilie, La, May II, 1899.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-22
PUBLIC SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-tifth Judicial District Court,
Parish of Vermilion.

Succession of Alnelie Trahan.
by VIRTUE of an order of sale granted
ID by the Honorable Twenty-tifth Judi
ciai District Court, in and for the Parish
of Nernilion and State of Louisiana, in
the matters of the above entitled and
numbered estate. the UNDERSIGNED Will. on
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

The New York centennial celebration
Is not over yet Stuyvesant Fish -
still IN the swim. As the head of the
Centennial Committee he wants a trifie
of 81. 900 from the Finance Committee
As Mr.. stuyvessnt Fish, Of the Four
Hundred, he u too dignified 70 give
any accounting or tell the vulgar
crowd what was done with the ducats
he has already received. The Finance
Committee arc accustomed 20 business
methods and business, just now at any
rate, goes for more than dignity with
them This conflict Of the vulgar.
mercenary methods with the sensitive
honor OF dignihed and gilded youth Is
a severe one. at least 80 far ss Mr.. Fish
- concerned, hut she indications are
that he vii have % make the account
ing OF pay the $4,000 out Of his own
pocket.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Justice GRAY and bride will summer ai
a country place near Boston
Parts OF the wreckage caused by the
Conemaugh valley food passed Cincinnati
on Thursday.
The bodies OF three victims OF tho food
were found Thursday ten miles from Wash
ington, d. @
ram recently sheared at Metamora
Mich. yielded thirty ight and one-quarteI
pounds OF wool at one clip
Frederick L Ames. Boston capitalist, IA
going 70 erect an eight-story building IL
Omaha 70 cost half a million
John and Henry GilIey. miners, wer.
killed BY the fall OF a coal roof In a rnins
neN Wilkssbarre. Pa, Thursday.
san Diego Cal. IA embsrking IN the cod
fishing business Sardines have appeared
OF the harbor, and citizens will go FOX them,
too.
The receipts of the Brooklyn bridge dur
iaz The 6rst year after its opening in lSS;
were s4l3 coo During the past year theJ
smounted 20 se45. go
Owing % the Johnstown disaster. the
Rks reunion. which vas 70 have been held
as Pittsburgh in June has been postponed
until July 10. Il and =
June - haoue t-lanu F0trs on bAr pfNFO
sition to take prohibition out of the consti-
tutiou. June - Pennsy ylvanis votes on tbs
proposition 70 put Il IN
II = announced that Dr. Rsuch. secretary
of the Illinois state Bosrd of Health. is e
marry Mss Nina Gillett, sister of The wtfs
OF ex-tiovernor ogissoY
The Boylston Club of Boston, = vocal
club which has been in existence for seven
teen Years. has been compelled 20 disbanc
FOR want ~ financial support
II = feared that william Ms the well
known runner % Wstertown- Mas shs
has record e I'D yards IN az seconds
perished IN he JohnstoFB food
The remaining sve Italians % the gang II
eight Who Huraered Charles Huhhard A.
Nest Superior. W. lsst September srs or
trial Two wsrs convicted az tae spring
term snd ore vas acquf-tsd
Lon Barre-t. a notorious horse thief sud
genera crcok. vas arrested a. Terre Eaute
Tnd, Thursday Tor passing counterfeit
money Re bad IN as possession So ir
bogos aIe Bills When czYtuT.d
A naesting Il ths American Ho-is
Missionary soclsty n Sara.oga Y
Thursia~ is wss determined 20 admit The
Soashefn whlre churrhes 20 fsiiovs1io
The e. ~ sppr7prf afion va restored
Uhil. lnsSne Wednesday NrS CuigsT
the VIE - Weli - 10 fsrrer hvna
doSe 4 ~Roasa ca Rats and -oos scVls
herself TIE woman aled eut tas chll8ren
nAy reeSyes
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
THg CUR JEWELLERS.

The s.Ass >sl Ex1laSt - ksgorts1 - tsaS
sa.iahssal.a I1stissflsA IAsstsna@s
sehs.ssz Efaas Ehess-41s ~ fssla ~
Jbs AsA8tSAas - asxies.
DEagNg. \ II Jens T-I8suteasnt
Sca@aEA - SA-Igs u Anssica s e1pe1l-
TIA inse Axzieo. A-s arrives hefs he
paxty l4s kssD sl4cesssf1- eey oEld al sAEsc-
tztleEs IL their explorations aaa especially
IL ssazA~ssssra Caihaah4A Hers As-
az caH All cave d@sllsEs wer~ f0l-nd
~ great 4buadsucs. ~iiG a. 2lly ~ tas Msz-
ic4n tribes fgom CoKtsEs conquest 41s
sbcaes lksy i've ia sIe sx4ctly slan az =
tas g-d abandoned elf dwellings ~ Ari-
ZonA 4Ra Nee AsKieo, about which
tAsrs h4s teen ~ mach spsc1latloa
snd 80 nuch money spent II aTes-
tsAtign 1t ~as AlulQsE iulposslble - get
seFf nesr t1sul ~ wl-d 4aa umid were
tney and exceedingly frightened a. /" hts
HleA especially 4 armed Upon ths ap
preach u white people they D. ~ thsH
caves " cilus b. n0tehsd sticks placed
against The fzcS " LEe cl1fs y TOO steep. a.
taoag taSy e4n ascend vertical stone faces
II there are Tie slightest gTesIces Tor Lheir
rDgers and toes
These cl1 d~sllers are n-eoTshipefs
throwing their new born children out ~
Inc Tu4L Fays or TIE suu Iao nrst day " tAelE
lives. An4 showing many other forms " de-
V0:IOR ~ the great laminary They are
usually tail lean aud ~ell formed. theiI
skin being sery bl4cklsh red much ne Al cS
TIC color Of tAs negro than the copper col
oIed Indian of tho United States Ia The
Arroyo Of tic Churches. inhabited elm
dwellings were made cut 40 u 80 feet high
Scbw.tka gives much other interesting
matter about these curious people of y hicL
tho nrst lnroI nation is now given u the
world lie hardly claims II 40 "A discovery
as the mountain MexlCAns themselves halt
Indian. have known of it FOR years, but -
they have never given any more infor-
nation 10 tho world than tho Indians
themselves it viii undoubtedly give
schwatka the credit. and make his expedi-
tion one of the most important, in an
archaeological sense, or any during the
century Already three persons have offered
10 NJ out Schwatka Tor a return 10 this mar
yelous country 10 follow up his dis
ooyeries and Investigate them thorough
ly, and he viii probably return very soon.
despite the rainy season or two or three
months Just beginning ia that part OF
Mexico. He estimates the cave and cliif
dwellers from 5000 10 y, 600 In numbers.
armed only with bows. arrows and stone
hatchSts. and enough wOr. lOr year or
TWO Tor = half dozen expeditions
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
JUSTIFIED BY rHE fACTs.

The TELEGHAM- Herald has refrained
from saying anything calculated 10
prejudice the public IN reference % the
important suit against Warden Wat
kins. which has been on trial this week
before Judge Severens. IN the United
states Court. The case has been an
important one, not only because the
plaintiff without doubt suffered
injuries while being punished IN
the House OF Correction, but
because the decision of II
practically decides the question
OF responsibility IN such cases and Will
90 oa record as an important prece-
dent.
The reasons gwen by Judge Severens
for taking the case from the jury and
deciding that there was no cause of
action, Will commend themselves To the
judgment OF al unb ased persons who
read them. 20 long as the law
authorizes corporal punishment and
such punishment has been habtually
employed with the knowledge of the
legislature, the warden certainly could
not now be held responsible for the fact
that such punishment was employed IN
the present instance. III the kind of
punishment inflicted had been different
from that customarily employed and
had been essentially dangerous, there
would undoubtedly be ground for an
acton against the warden, but neither of
these conditions existed. and public
sentiment must endorse the Judgment
of Judge Severens.
Ii the subordinate who inflicted the
punishment had, either through malice
or through carelcssness, been brutal,
or # he had resorted to an unusual
method of punishment, by means OF
which a permanent injury was pro-
duced, there would have been cause tor
an acton against the subordinate, but
10 does not appear that this was the
case. The punishment was doubtless
intended 20 be severe, for the prisoner
Was evidently very vicious man, but
the injury on which he bases his SUIT
was the result of a movement ON ms
part which was not anticipated, and II
was essentially an accident, at least so
far as the one VINO inflicted It WAS con-
cerned. IL was unfortunate, but there
Il not the occasion for public sympathy
which would have existed had the prs
Oner been less vicious man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
q WARMING.

Residents Along tho Ohio River Urge to
Boil Thoroughly All Water Used for
Drinking Culinary Purposes, rs 1t Is
Polluted by the Presence OF Putrid Mat
ter from the Vicinity OF Johnstown.
COLUMBUS. o., June The following
was issued Thursday night
ITO THE PEOPLE or ONO: Dispatches from
Johnstown. Pa. indicate that vast numbers OF
dead animals are being carried into the Ohio
river. polluting the water and rendering IL dan
gcrous for drinking purposes. The Governor
OF Ohio and State Board Of Health have APP
pealed TO the health authorities OF Pennsyl-
vania, but the disaster at Johrstown is too
great for immediate abatement or present re
lief, and therefore persons living along the
Ohio valley are urged TO boil thoroughly all
river water used for drinking or culinary pur-
poses. Z. .. PRODsT. ~. d,
.SecretarY StAle Board OF He attn"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

The House Of representatives. yester-
day amended the Purity Of Elections
bill 50 ss 60 exclude the Rhines v0te-re-
c0rdlug nlachne THIS acton - not
surprising in view Of the fact that the
machine - new invention and that
charges of sttempts % bribe members
of the Legislature had been made upon
the floor Of the House Unier such
Circumstances 70 vas hardly poss bic to
adopt the measure.
When the next Legislature shall 30
IN session e = 20 be hoped shst the
machine Wi have been perfected and
that there may - no suspicious Of
CTOokednsss IN connection with Is IL
It shall by that time have been shown
that does ia work fGultlessly 10 VIII
hardly fail Of adoption.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
IOWA PROHlBITIONISTS.
Their Convention at Cedar Rapids Places
"a Full state Ticket I'm tho Field.

Drs MoINEs, la, June The State Pro-
hibitiOn convention at Cedar Rapids Thurs
dag was attended by seventy five delegates.
A long platform was adopted and this ticket
was nominated:
For Governor, Malcolm Smith. OF Cedar
Rapids; for Lieutenant Governor, J. O.
Murphy of Jasper County; for Supreme Judge,
w a Maginnis, OF Jackson County; for Super
intendent OF Public Instruction, Mrs. c. A.
Dunham. OF Burlington; for Railroad Commis-
sioner J. ". Noble, OF Ringgold County.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Ron SALE-Two nice young.talking parrots
Il o. south Diyision-Si, lG5
EOR SALE-Must be sold Immediately. fne
large house, lot and barn everything mod
ern and complete. corner Packard and Iol
brook streets. one block from Cherry. Iu.uire
At - MOnroe-st. III
tOR SALE-A two-horse power Otto Silent
Gas Engine; Will sell II at a bargain. For
iuTther particulars call or address Waiter Buhl
a Co, lio and l4s Jefferson-aye.. Detroit. I51tf
EOR SALE-Show cases at Gardiner A Bax-
ter's SIS Monroe st 1si
EOk SALE-A Furniture stock. centrally lo-
u Gated, splendid business a FIRST class bar
gain 20 The right party. Address Jones. box
g care Telegram Herald. 5I7tf
EDR SALAD outfit for "A steam laundry.
yerg cheap. In fact for bali the actual cost.
Also b-horse power steam engine and a de-
livery wagon. Enquire AZ the Esgie Steam
Dye House. No. - Canal-st.. Of g.. A BerWin.
q