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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-07
TSn TR ESP AaaEHA.

Al LII PERSONS are warned against tres
IA passing upon or passing through my en-
closures, under penalty Of the law.
d. P. SAIZAN. I
PORT Barre, Nov. %, ls89..5t
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Buy your jewelry at R. Mornhinveg's
and get a chance to win one OF those
beautiful oil paintings that he will give
away each week in December.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-07

See Dietleiu's Holiday Stock of toys,
glassware, lamps, fire works and fancy
goods before buying elsewhere.
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Boys pay 25 cents for hat and send
. their neighbors around to buy another
quick before they are all gone-at J n.
Sandoz's, Main street.
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PLows. y. Meyers, & CO. have .jnst
received 4 large consignment of Avery
Ball and Lone Star plows, which they
are selling below the usual prices.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons who have claims against the
LA estate of Theodore G. Bataille, deceased,
ara requested TO present the same at the office
of Estiiette & Dapr6, at Opelensas, for ciassi-
fieatiom EMILE POIRET,
Testamentary Executor
Dec z 1889 9t
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EOR SALE.
{ MInWA EA RM !,

6 MIDWAY FARM" }"
Between Opeiensas and Washington, Isl acres
open and wood land, at private sale for cash,
or at auction in New Orleans on December
Dist. 1889. by w. L. Hodgson 81 Son.
Paecagaula Miss Dec 4 1889 ct
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-07

The Police Jury convenes in regular
session on Monday next.
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The Griss Cross Company. with the
charming Star. Nellie Walters, sup
ported by an excellent corps OF artists,
will give performances at the Opera
House on Friday and Saturday nights,
On which occasion the beautiful musical
comedy, "Criss Cross and the great
comedy, The Other Half,O will be pre-
-seHted. Reserved seats on sale at Ja-
c0bs' News Stand.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-07

PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
LEONCE g. L. A. SANDOZ
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Etienne Deseliamps, the aged mur-
deror Of little Jaliette Dietsch, in New
Orleans, has been granted a new trial
by the Supreme Court. It would seem
that our system of laws leaves too
many loOpholes through which crimi-
nails may escape.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-07

Rice bran and polish best stock feed
for sale cheap, at Joseph Bloch's.
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The Women Praise I'D. Hs. I'D.

The suffering Of women certainly awakens
the sympathy of every true philanthropist
Their best friend, however, is B. b. b. tBo,
tauic Blood Balmj. Send to Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta Ga for proofs.
ii l. Cassidy, Kennesaw, Ga, writes "Three
bottles of B. h. B, cured my wife of scrofnla. "
Mrs. Il. M. Laws, Zalaba, Fla, writes 50 |
have never used anything to equal b. b. b."
Mrs. {. II. Gay, Rocky Mount, N: C., writes
Not a day for Is years was free from head
ache. b, B. b. entirely relieved me. / feel
like another person.
James w. Lancaster, Hawkinsvile, Ga,
writes: my wife was in bad health for eight
years. Five doctors and many patent medi.
cines had done her no good. Six bottles of
b. b. Is. cured her.
Miss S. Tomlinsnn, Atlanta Ga, says: "FOr
wears suffered with rheumatism, caused by
kidney trouble and indigestion. | also was
feeble and nervous. b. B. B. relieved at once,
although several other medicines had failed.
Rev. j. NJ. Richardson, Charleston, Ark,
writes MY wife suffered IL years with rheu-
matism and female complaint. A lady member
of my church had been cured by B. B. B. She
persuaded my wife to try it, who now says
there is nothing like B. b. b., as it quickly
Taye her relief"
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j. Meyers g Co. have magnificent
assortmentsof mems and boys clothing
and ladies and misses cloalss. and
guarantee d fit as well as satisfaction
sls II, prices.
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FoR Rent. A fine business stand on
Main street, at s. 10 month. Apply at
once ait this office.
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OPELOUSAS:

SATURDAY, !: DECEMBER Z, 1889.
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Just received /: A car. load of tile cel-
ehrated ADA carts at J. Meyers &
Co. 81
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Choice bricks for sale by S. NJ. Peters.
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g Gus. Il. Dupre has the finest and
most stylish teams TO let, that can be
found nywhere in the country
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Mr.. Davis has been true to himself
and to his country. The war ov-.
er, he has not sought, by the slightest
break to enkindle the old flames of sec
tional animosity. How infinitely more
heroic and patriotic has been his eon
duct than that of the leaders Of the pen-
sion fiends on the either side. We hope
that Mr. Davis may live another de-
cade IN tile ft1ll enjoyment of his facnl-
ties that he may experience lastlac,,
that would surely come to him in the
admiration Of anew generation. Mem
pbis Appeal.
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HOMER la ,Juue 2 1897

HOMER, La June 3, 1887.
Mr.. Editor-My buggy mare, Nellie, was
very sick with collie yesterday evening when
my Ruston friend, Mr. Sherrouse, called to
see me. He Immediately gave her dose of
give relief in few minutes and second
dose, about 20 minutes later, entirely cured
her. wish to say this to your readers in
justice to the medicine and for the benefit of
others Respectfully. Il. b. WHITE.
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ngar and rice planters are referred
to the card of VIM. B. Bloomfield. 6m
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Pittsburgh Coal

Al 4. II Vorienbaunen's i lumber yard.
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Five cigars for 10 cents At Meginley's.
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Hsr. 'Fallsa age Again am Editor.

Beginning with January lst next. the Rev
r. Dewitt Talmage, d. d., win become ono of
the editors Of ss,rhe Ladies' Home Journal of
Philadelphia. The famous preacher will have
o regular department each month, written by
himself. with the title & Under My Study
Lamp His first contribution will appear in
the January number of the Journal. DR..
Talmage's salary is said to be one Of the
largest ever paid for editorial work.
been completed.
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0ve|ousas Courier j.

Official Journal Of the Parish Of St. Landry.
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Tl.e Coulee Croclle Case.
Comments of the Press ON the Verde

Comments of the Press on the Verdict
Abbevile Meridional
We hail with joy the victory of law and or
der in st, Landry over regulaturism- The law
abiding element has taken the right step. to
eradicate the pestilence from their midst
Honor to st. Landry; she is the banner par
ish Of Southwestern louisiana The Couice
Croche desperadoes are going I" peniirlItlaiy.
What shall ace do to get mp the good name of
our parish again2 Should we not lake the
same course towards the guilty here YES
sOnr regulators we're warned of the danger OF
fampering with the laws of the State bnt
did they heed tho timely warning No. All
the contrary, besides suhjscting ignorant and
innocent persons to the mercitess lash, they
attempted the intimidation Of officers of the
law they threatenedsto liberate by force per-
sons charged with the commission of crimes
from The parish Jail, causing CONSERVATION
amongst the weaker sex, and dismay amongst
the sierner sex. of the consequences that
would have resulted il the mob had attempt
ed the foolIiardy measure of forcing the par
sh jail.s
ST Martin Messenger.
The Conlee Croche, st. Landry, regulators
who some time ago attempted to whip a col
ored woman on the plantation of Mr.. Duple-
chain, tnd who wounded Mr.. Dupleehain
while he was protecting the woman and his
home, after u trial of four days at Opel0usas.
were convicted without capital punishment
Well done; now let other parishes follow tue
example given by St. Landry and punish
those who take the law in their own hands
and for purposes beneficiary only to them
selves. Fhe majesty of the law shall be main
tanned
Lake Charles Commercial.
We congratulate the good people of st. Lam
dry on their yigilant and successful efforts in
putting an effectnal step TO the outragess com.
mitted by regulators upon quiet and inoffen-
siye citizens 1t is a noble and worthy exam
Pile that Ohio and Indiana should follow.
There is nothing like prompt aud rigid en-.
foreement Of The law. The happiness, the
safety, the prosperity of the people depends
upon it, Let the law be enforced.
Baton Rouge Advocate.
This is the first conviction of regulators i'll
the State and they will fiud it difficult to Oh
tain relief from any quarter in the way of as
sstanee In having their sentence e0mmnted.
The regulating business is at discount and
must be slapped
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ltONSTABLE'S SALE.

Dee. Z. 1882
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PEIRH.HC NOTICE.

Constable Ist ward, parish of st. Land
Dec.e7,s 1889 2t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
rns MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Farr ou the Portland horse ear lines
has BEEN reduced To five cents.
4 water company In skowhcgan Ia.
put In an excellent system Of water
work. AZ cost 81 slOO,OoO.
\ train Of thirteen freight ear. ON the
Lime Rock Railroad. Rockland, ran of
the track, but NO one vas hurt.
The state muster will be held at the
grounds In Augusta, beginning Monday,
August ~, aud continuing five days.
Captain Paul Boyion. the famous rub
her suit yoyager. will exhibit at old
Orchard about the middle Of August.
\ gang of sharpers are following
Gather & ShallcrO..' circus. One New
Portland man was ,ictlmifed Ia the tune
Of $40
Mr.. J. III. Manley entered upon hl.
duties a. postmaster at Augusta, Aug.
1t. Walter stevens will be assistant
postmaster.
just what 1. the status of the direct
line to ArOostook County at the present
time II l. difficult Ia say. Various ru-
mors are ahoat In regard to IL.
n. y. Neal Of Auburn, was deliberate
~ fired az by two men with rides, Who
were on the opposite bank 81 the An
droscoggin River. lie was not hit.
The Gardiner Journal figures out that
the water which runs from the Poland
spring l. worth $500 per day, or i've per
cent Interest on over two and n half
millions.
II Gen. Butler should run for the Pres
idency again he would get the unanimous
vote Of PASSPORT; for didn't he say on the
streets ~ that beautiful village the other
day; people would never have stopped
at Bar iIarbor II they had seen this place
first"
4 Washington County man who re-
Gently stopped AT Bar lIarbor for the fret
time, AZ reported by the Eastport SEN
tlnel, says he doesn't see why they call
the place "Bar lIaTbor"; There never
was decent harbor there aud now you
can't find bar.
This l. the centennial summer Of the
towns OF Sullivan aud Gouldsboro, and
there l. talk Of union celebration Of the
event. John :. Emery, Esq, OF Boston,
who has rich fund II historical lnfor-
nation relative to the early settlers Of
sullivan, Il spending his summer In
Hancock county, and has been picked
out ~ the historian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
mAArfn A nOon hANf

Thr Bhiiefuri Journal makes The peril
neui suggestion that al. nation ~ ars
running .hor. - name.. Ne alread,
have North Csrolina. south Carolina
West Virginia. Nee Ier--y. Nes Work.
Nc~ Hampshire. ant next Ne arr 90 add
south pakota AMI North Dakota. II
would .eem that a nation possessing a.
much originality a. We do ought 90 ~
erci.@ a little - h in securing names that
mean something for our new ~taies. \
commercials work has h.en done 10
Maine within The lat fcw years, Ia sub
.tiiuting M old Indian name. 20 lake.
streams. &c. for the name. which thry
Formerly horv often borrowed from ths
town or county. The example 0. com
menGssl Ia ~fafa hulllsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
LOOK our FOR rI0


An eutrrprisiug agent managed o.
make a go,,d thing out 81 some - eur
school agents, last week. lie was selling
q - - school charts. The price - which
according O. hi. printed bin.. "a. fiitecn
dollars. H. sold thr-c o. four % the
Paris agents, persuading them by some
Proves that b. was o. deliver Tor eight.
nine, 90 Ten dollars, acvoriing O. circum-
stance-. ~ecgring the agents signature.
o. an approval % his BIN for fiftc-n dol
Lars. b. delivered the charts o. the chair
man % the selcctmeu, got an order for
sixty dollars, and vent o. the town treas
urrr and SECURED his cash. before hi
game was discovered. one 10 the school
agents. CA learning the facts. started an
ofiiccr un hls track. aud got his i've dol
lar. back. bat the others arr 80 much
cut.
Moral Dont hay anything Tor ten
dollar.. aud theu approve bin for NJ
teen dollars 10 nav FOE lt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
wnAr TnI RIpoRr SHOWS.

The rrpor % the board % inquiry la
Col. Lynch's case has been made public.
and the newspapers are busy declaring,
part 20 them that the charges against
Col. Lynch arr triumphantly sustained,
others thss Col. Lynch l. triumphautiy
acquitted. The report u Adjuiant Gen
Gallagher. lu.i issued. adds to the con-
fusion by firing hot shot right and left
into the whole militia Organization.
Whatever matters % detail may have
been proved % disproved BY the inye-ti-
cation. an will agree that the affair has
conclasively shown two things; Firsr,
that among the officers % the Maine
militia there exists that same Kind %
JEALOUSY which In the Union army In the
'cos delayed the vigorous prosecution %
the war and postponed the hour Of peace ;
and Second that the Maine militia l. con-
Quoted too much Ia pleasure eNcurs Ion
style. rather than In a military manner.
II Que result shall b. 10 ut the disciPlne
nearer 10 q military basis, IL vii have
had q sAlutary eject.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
TsT pRTSTDTNr n. NAINT

President Harrison d. coming to Nains
thi. vrsk. ani though b. Vili favor no
place rxcrpt Bsr liarhor AMI Poland
spring vith hi. prv-encv for more than
a few minutes. d. will b. received In q
manner sitting hi. po.itiou. Governor
Burleigh and .taf all m-rt him AZ ths
houniar, line Ca kiiter,, AMI viii 49,
company him 81. Gar a.. Hancock Point.
vhrrr hs sili b. mrt hy NJ Biaine. No.
will he given an appropriate rr,vptiou in
the citir. through which b. passe.. hui
declines o. make any sp~cche- ou The
way. o. sill arrive in Maine on Thur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

IIshrvn Academy I. an endowed nttinx sshs-o
foF Colby thiyerslty anil stusients httioE hsrs
can enter Colby on fraeipars csrtihosis without
further examinatien.
Thr.s cgur.ss - staiy a.. efsry-i The tollsss,
Classical. sni fnTiish. sp~sisl s.itshtAses a..
ersrv.i D. Youns Tsopls prvTafinE ~ tsaeh. AM
Glasses arr furulesi foF n,sir eonvenlsnrs
Mr. f<tehsr An. has hal sJ.estsl sitastsFv'
IN The srienoss sni has Efteu sIsstsl attention "
thls hstArmrnt rhr~~ tsa'hsr- have hal cot
less trsinins ant al have sddsi D. that tsschins
sNfrriencs - May tsrms.
TH@ Iiamnn Library fsn.io~esi ny Hon iianni
hal lismiin, fortnsf aasisntl rontains nssfif
ian oswfuliy sho@en vulumss aafi u epfn wtth
oui sksrrs D. every stulisut. stnfisnts carry 20
Lfrsums skiTh orsr valuable fssiiitiss o. feuns
men b. traia themselves In puhnc speakins
rrsstiesi training In hool l"spins Il ri'sn her,
g. stusients.
Ths rrusi-s. have luss .--urci s.aoo, g. =
uss~i fur nsv buiiiinss. ths vofk upoa shish u
alrvasiY hsgun. sn.i prvniscs Ervstef usefulness
ant isrEsf advantages o. Ne stusisnts Than eve
isfure tssssi accommodations fuf stufisuts ant
AZ fvssanshir pfio~s. t.o-ri tssri fuf " - psf
wesk 81 rrustss AL Rsiievss iIea-es and E,--l
r,on. 81 very rvs@snshh rate. conVsnisni
r,-uus Zoe elf issriihE.
tof catalogue. 90 sRy oshsr Information q
s..istanos IN ss,urins ru-sns &c. ~riis ~ u J.
fsslsri. sscr'ts,y %
IIsbfvn. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

An unfortunate sailor preached stir
ring Temperance sermon before the ship
ping Commission ~ Bath the other day.
lie Was a large, intelligent appearing
man, bat had been ON a spree for ten
DAYS. when brought before the Com
mission he broke bown aud cried like q
child, saying. "l'ye been first mate TO
some Of the finest ships afoat, might
have been captain years ago, and here J
am a drunken bum, with the horrors and
not a cent % my name" A Bath man
Who knew him said he began life with
brilliant prospects, 20 which he added by
a brave career In the navy during the
war. hut pension for honorable
wounds Il all he has TO remind him Of
his former self.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

Burglar. some time sinc, niicl IN
hou.s ~ iIou. John u. long AZ Hing
ham. Na.s. Among ihe plumber which
they secur-d were two silver .p"on.
which vrrr valued a. heirloom., aside
from their I~Cunary value. rhi. fat
goi into The paIer., aui ths sI--ous vsr,
rvc~uiiy rrturnel to Ex-Gos. Long b,
mail, thr aiirv.. being printed io a,otl
,-Itfnr ant .fu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
NoN nrsIpENr rAxEs.

In ths ts~R of Ile,hsl. In The County 81 Osferi
Zoe the year I've
The foiiowthE Let - taxes On rial estate - non
resident owners In The town ~ bsthsi. for m
year -. In bills committed D. fimothy n chap
man. collector - tAhes % all town. on the 81
dAy 20 Juns -. has tssn vturnsd hy him q,
ma q. r,mAinins unpaid on ths fth dAy - Jane
l->a. by hi csrtincsis ~ that dsts AMI nav ~
mains unpaid. notice l. hereby rvsn TIA
N the said tsxe., intsWst snd ehArFvs Or,
not pail In a. the tressuwr % sail tow
within sishtsen month. from The dAte II
the commitment ~ ssh hlli.. - mash III
the reAl estate tsxci a. will - suneisnt o. pas
the smount due thsr.on. tnciudinE intervst an
chsrrc- will withOut further nOtles ~ soi Al
pubhe auction. AZ The trvasurvrs once In sAii
tovn. on SATURDAY, b,cembsr 9Th isss, Al ~,
o'elUEk In The sftarUsun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

To the HonOrsbls Commissioner. In ant fou
The County % Oxfori
The undsr.lsned. petitioners. respectfully
rvpre-sut that the County rad hsAlin.
frOm RnmfOri Csntrv o. Rumfsri folnt, fmsan
Ing ths riyer rad the north SHE Of the Andr,s
scoEfn River neci. some Alterations. ns~
laestlons AMI di-continusnce-.
We thereforr regusst you, amer you have csas
ri siue notos " ~ given. ~ view ssid rOats an
msks such alteration. ns~ lcstion. sni dis
continusnce. as Yea may deem espe.iient.
Ramfori. Jane ~, ls-1
HENRY ABBOTT,
AMI lOl ofhsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
- ,nvrKrI.rNENT.

Nsenfs Nrirrrnn
r. Rusfin Ian 49, rrusf Goa.
iiaf NJ aafhrr ins
49, ri fnrss aasur~
- Hrstiert nave fn Nsftff
frfftHn 90 fanrrs mi n.asf in naHfrr'l
flfh.r Araifrrr "a Trrrn nrsrs ~srf m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
nsAr T-g vAlsVRig WILL %

Nmo.t ever, dav W. hear some new
story about vhst ~, Naikvri~ g.. going
10 do. One dsy .h-1. camins. ih~ neNi
dav N, lsnr. We'r, afrah .h.'. an an
r.fI.tf. t..f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

Collie, ColerA Morbus, Dysentery, etc.,
are readily cured by using Browns In
slant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
BORN.
DIED.

In frysburg Center. July 81. John ingrahsm.
aged ~ year..
In Dehmsrk. July q. Mrs. Jane sutton. wife
~ Theodore !. Pingres. aged ~ years.
Ia Ss,sr rsii.. July Is. Cor. serbnsr. ass'i 10
YEAR,
In Dixssla. July %. Bspjsmin MN. aged n
In Norway. July -, Rowena Andrews. wife %
A. l.. y. Pile. aged - YEAR,. . months and .
days
years,
q =. as s... Iss s:. H .s ' s.y son Of Franz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
Notice Of Sale.

nrRsrANr IN . i,e,a.. from The H0n. Juiss
OF Probate Cor the County ~ Oxfori, -.
ell 20 public saetioa on the prsmi-ss -
day, the IN day 81 SEPT. lsre "a 10 o..ta, =.
eli the right, tifls AMI Interest which MOI II
ana h the follg~tn. de.rr,I<si resl estate W
The homestead farm Of he said ho.es 49,
situated In tf.s south psr ~ ssid fsrs. -,
farm Win - solf sufjsst - MorssEe ~ -.
aiso a The same time ell psrsonsl pfylfH -
frns ss.A, 90 .pPrO..a ersiH for /" dag
~ &C. PRATT. AsniaissrssSr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
srAry oY MAKE

sIAIt W MAINE.
torsrf 90 OxrOHD. ssf
Bosri of County Commissioners, NAY session
ls~s; he'll BY adjournment. Aas. lat, Ia.
ufO> the forvxOinS PETITION. satisfactory syi.
dence having t>sn rcssitef that the petitioners
are responsible. In ~ OsDfaED, that the County
Commissioners meet ~ The .tore % 4. " kimbsn
humfOri Point. on Tuesday, the fsth day OF
sept next. AZ ten u the ciosk. A. NJ, AMI theme
prOceei o. View the route mentioned In aid psti.
ton Immediately amer which View, q hearing OF
the parties and their witnesses viii te hal az some
convenient place In the yicinify. and such other
measures tAksn In The premises q. the Comml.
sioners shall luiss propsr. And Il :. further
OkDkntD, thai notics % The time. place and par.
po-e % the Commis-ionsrs' meeting sfore.sli -
given % all persons and corporations intsre-ts.i
by causing stts-tri copies ~ said petition AMI ~
this order thereon o. ~ -erye.t upon the Clsrk
81 the town % Ramfsri. aud al.o I-s.ts-i IN
Ia thres public places In saii town. and pub
lshei three weeks sucee-sisely In The Oxfor,i
Dsmocrst, Newspaper printed "a Paris In -aid
County % oxford, the nr-t % aid pubic alton.
and each u the other notioe. 30 ~ male, served
AMI posted. "a least thirty days before sald time
Of meetinx. N The spd that eli persons and cor.
porstions may then and there appear AMI sh~w
eanss. N any they have. Why the prayer Of aid
petitioners shouh not 10 grAntei
ArIgsr; ALBERT \. AUSTIN Clerk
A true copy Of ssii Petition AMI 0risr Of Court
thereon.
Artist; ALBERT :. AUSTIN. clers.