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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-11
.eR1CULrURAL DEPARTMENT.
rns Fisld, Farm aud Garden.

Us solicit articles for this department.
rba name OF the writer should accompany
,,alsttsr or a-ticls, not nscs 5sarily for pub
i,,-ion, but as an evidence Of good faith.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-11

The best eggs are those laid by an active,
healthy hen. supplied with good fresh food,
are much superior to those laid by hens that
are the common scavsngers OF alleys, back
yards aud pig pens. The difference in color,
smell and taste, is very evident to one who
has given the matter a little at .ention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-11

The quality of eggs depends upon the
character Of the food supplied, The hen
must make the eggs out OF what she eats.
Too much fish gives fishy flavor to the
eggs, and too many onions an oniony
flavor. Decayed grain and tainted meat.
in like manner, will make eggs inferior to
those produced from wholesome food.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-11
LEATHER GOODS.
NEloLINosR AND RAsUH,
Sole agents for

Hoyts Leather Betting. Giant Rubber Beltin Z.
chicago kawhide Biting.
10 81. Julian aud i55 Bryan Streets, sagan'
nah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-11
Brev!ties.

weeds now most troublesome TO gardeners
will be the pests of all soil cultiyatcrs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-11
PRINTING.

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. Books ana Bianks
a required by county officers Cor the uss Al
We eoiLhAs ~ Tor once u6e. supplied 70 order ~
u hoRAf60 NEWS TRIMMING aOU6E'
NA4tAkss street, ssEGaaAh
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TIE Question Box.
FORAGE PLANTS FOR THE SOUTH.

FORAGE PLANTS FOR THE SOUTH.
B.F. G.. Canus Mills, Ga, writes to ask
what are the best plants to use to give earli-
est pasture or to cut if possible Says he
wants to conduct a small dairy on the sin
tensive plan" and raise few good milk
COWS TO sell from time to time.
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Aers@enyPectoraI

Prepared by Dr. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; Price 81; six bottles 50.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23
-+4+A-EsA44I4A

= MIA .GeQEge W. Stuart has been. quite
sick during the past week., Nh Stuart,s
bdemNafhgf6f Gee6fgge@ ". ST 'sstdfaft IT
has ifi67ed fffto 7tiie"' 'winisor" IL tt6 q make
room for DR. Smith, who is to move iii as
soon as pEaeties hlf.int tp atd.i.,os =
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23
Amount of shares at maturity, $40
For further particulars ENDURE Or &rits,'
JAMES g, JOHNSON, a.''

GENERAL AGENT FOR CONNECT
ICUT, SfEPNEY DEPOT . =
The fact that, for the last two or three years.
because Of short crops in the West and. eonset
quent difficulty of making eoleetons, while some
mortgage and trust companies have been forced
Go the wall, this company's assets have 'beeh
constantly increasing is evidence tfrat investors
were right in their estimate, Of Fthen ieartfa
and conservative; indeed, many sf their larssst
by strong company The Abundant crops in
the West mean a return df- pfoap stity and iuHef
rates of interest soon Thisc. n.pany is ibentate
issue a year per cent, ps sbepture,. iRarties
wishing to avail themselves of the 10 per cant,
guaranteed Debenturs will need to make an carly
application for the sametoisag4 yahs"rr,4W
JAMES C. Johnson Il, e....i..s
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

:sfrs'R. IT, smith i Aistef., Miss Mary E.a E..
'weBb, has HASA afrfVed w In tbWn and isWiiff re
mafh With 'fieaff f6f Che. wfhtef!f ffs'' h"s a''a
sidsf yissg IeIlaG a4ii ri I,.sysesiistt .9isis
ee8fg, 1itftia 1itfti9a goh hR7otff III 6sepah EdWsafds ''
of 'faAidhton,a fefI4it6 Well oR Monday.
TIE wef&as behg 'dIg,p was as = wftlieoiGtt5
water Aid About fodf feet deep: dessts lie was as
taken DIP uhc6fgcioGg aid, ALTHOUGH 'a6le'
tobe about, e6hpiaihs IL ddieaeff feeling; q
Iin7 his Head ana Seems t6' be IA dazed id
,wag 4 bright fiftis fellow. q l'Tti''' t'''+fq
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

ave- mdgt, as &6mgn sijia i Of f comm6h SENSE,
agree t6 Stand by' each Other In weafHfg s Hfilga
street skirts thatsdo not fah beii6&s tie he
ankles iai as less t Il tn1tiean1y and costs
.uss fesbtett btt fggsaery thinking pefsGn
who sees s tsufg 6G; along o 6ar 81 Street sst'
moPbbhg e2Pesdftiohs Lae US 'i insist issff;tteSSin on
this reform Tor smhp5l!yi Tdeeehey eis sake," to
say netl1ingce6Aealsh ofsNfselesonfeHess.
This ds-the first stepptifas tlseshoars sies'
mand.f, all 'ease, ,thatsbeaitls s'iaodesty ahsis
g99od taste +; indjeate nd j will fqll9awsa Fran
'ces 2. Willard. IL. ..d ,t ,t-,.,, s;,.,,,,,,,,.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

Ghagles, Smith sSmn Il eana and swS.ifp wiffp Yho
house here, but reside il, ST. Augustine, Us
Florida, have visited in town.
-ete1 e-tr@+-&---zpee->s.--t+r+-+-- lEco9 :
earehnd sclapiBeefa sold by Wsirneris Taylor
& Curtis. wi IL make 4bensslaytg E..sz - !, va5
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23
.tea. n4ie tNswdyceusa, Isesgua ale-l

attte9 Tie tNeaR 13cenint Leagua al,sa "se9
One of the great molding. .tefces of, the sslast,
generation the old lyeeum or debating
s,an sas Hzpi8a Esa srnsa ana s
velQPsa aly ip1q golIitigsl is leaassFsi Is astassi,s ea4
1t is now proposed to revive that Institution
in Tie INTEREST good efifiEehsfip Tie Youth 5
.Cosa,saffion ahiaiBunces an sorgahiKatienicaned
the; ;IsNcenm League OF sAnenieas ri tits to- con-.
sist of o ;systen af local ing clubs, eeHi
nected through the Iycesim department OF the
Cfhfpaainiohf. Coffhhfpaainniohf. This depaiImeHt accepts the
cafe OF tMealeag afsts each eiub' & oKairef'
and free equipment. suggests topics tot-,liss
cussion and furnishes valuable aid in their in
vesfsXfibh. ysRd aIa s4roR afiget9 astf
plse MINI otsthtsslnoseIhsntish TO train Young.
naef think intel faas thf reata nrehf
lens of AmeriSanl..l and ~ inpgess them
with the duties OF citizenship. The work is to
be above all partizanship. 1t is to besAmhieshi
cap, the g,o RH,oafest Isssep sear.M aiWs tp give
practical direction TO the patriotic enthusi-
asrn Which the geieffaf School, mo xeiffedftt'
has as9akenedfa araovem7ant fnhug gtrafcs sly
tlies sane tstlsslr benefits will DO.
parla4 entaFrfy, tral nipg .sne4 4Isarping ApY' ta
think on ones feet.
This plan has been in process of elabora-'
tidlffo III 6ftf INF q sif 1as alreaHy the
inaofseareM oflleadisig elhuoateas as d pIsaetia.
csLana ,tilpely mpNApaento There isalpdonht~s
ediX a. rising tiae ct Ans which this,
movement will do much TO sweli.--f Boston
Herald. = ).
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

John bstt; ;d died r: q T. notHpg, is ;Hf,:
,l3th,,' 81 Bright disease if; e. lie has been
cared for by the Masons during his last
.painfuaaillness anil tMaatinterlyghtid 1t
,restby them ,im mtIfeefstiilYiotinthe ana'
ceheterpse.sh "i hisd sse9 49,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

on hhndy. IWflI4ilLNs cfts = loltEs,sFs ss.isld
sashf IIitfrfs,a y y5hfifbrhs III rhsss~ pBpafaf e4BahE,
is making a magnificent offer %. pain oafsld
All purchasers of $50, from October "a to Noy-
enfHsf J;'&adrecsivea s6lsfsahfffaa iilIhrasdeht
insth@ way turkey for sInswer
heal tily wish Mr. Harris may present many OF
our subscribers with enjoyable repast ON
Nbqt3nl issf n5 aidsN haasI, Ia is4snaf atI
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23
a''iu" "ipgSOUTHViIIE,'n""1 81 81

1'i1" "'nnS0UTHVIELE..'np 81 "
Walter Bristol's horse died suddenly,
lasr weeks .WffileeMfes "Hattfe' WAS" 6dt
horseback ridipg,sshe noticed, the aharse
acting. strangely and alighted just as the,
horse fell, kicked a.feW tarewellssand eNr.
pired.N e=,M fne radsoJ ,s6 .dt,I f,
Rev Mr. Butther tsefleefeda n temperance"
address iTere, Monday ueehmg9 g9td'':s' ''fo'
..oe's ''''rt~szrr---4sr- I.tl'1"N aH"@'
"'"'" WOODBURY. s~'" '''4
ssn,i",I o!t ta oe'o"I tff hos od ta9'r
The. late a1p|lqtulaib aplRqtulai h tR&,n meeting voted,
$22 toward the oexpepsses, ,of, pc 4& ,Mem0rz.
ia, day. p Also $40 ReE month to Cyrus Al
Stoddard, to assist him ip. the, care of his
son, whom, without assistance, he is un-
Fab1atB kTbblPG6tt' fdffhef;;' he can b6 sup sup
ported tHtfe as &etll as az t1ie bspitaf for
the 'ialstaa. oHb wis also sEoteoh to appeAft
eopamit&ee ofafour do aes. Iwithr sAe sec
leQtmon ins examining. .iato the subjeet Of
|'building an almsheusa,. Oh. buying a fown
faEm ferIthe benefit of the poor the COM
,mittee to report at a future ialeeting. of
the town to be called to hear their report
C65mmmitfeee w. J. CiarR, T'E t. &. Wheeler,
u!S.. Tomfi finnston itdCiRh and Charles les " Wooddward. Cd
'rhts coniiimtttee Will not be iikesIy to re-
port in favor of the purchase of town
fariat, as we'4k,eeeH,sa aE,ine4tsefc4d1,aupek !,
6o'aidiin'suaniiag' ses 4"t.s""s ''' ''r't''s'''
JOHN Batts idi died df On Iuiesdafy f' mornpg fn'
Fl3th, Of Bright disease. lie has been
cared for by the Masons during his last
|.painf,aallness aatt magtintierlyJ W hiido 1t
,resrby them in rtIleefshiily the'i hnae
-cientsSouthf ceheterB,e,h "' "issd s"'s 'e
+ einir.yy; Z, zRhGadey, New NSH,7Y15S York CORES.
pondent Of tie american, who formerly
had Summer residfnesl f1el herf, IdeIyered
"a lecture for the benefit o, the (; Christiap 1E M
|.Endeavor society, He gave, very inter
esting aad snt9frtaining IS lecture @ ;,e,:.
T Charles Cothren,e who ittelyivisiteah his
brother heEe,Ihas beenseieetea police jas
'tice of Red Bank, MsJ.4aa isl5oe ofiieeei.
|, George FPMofriss has Is i rcttaffiiGe;a from
is'tripto Ngw 'Yf66rk.""'s' York. !" - ''-''Fe,
t Willis ID. Smith isa successor ITO, Alliei
fStrong in the Waterbury express busi-
snaksE" aniH4Ta yeftse"1 aft fn orit9es" +
.4ti ,so,% seGs4 tn scr.n4v- -.it n't f.ia,i ee7
James James W., ,RrEeefis ssufcesspg ,af, W. .Re
Smith, mpiithl in the express apf pail. 4ranter TO-
.ooHIapqfSesa,'' ''s, ''asi 81 iii1' ss,i,@"'"
DrKetchan's'niorh olf'F Visit to-
ther daughter, wife bf Rev Mr. sifestei' of
IiNewa4Forlsi II afs;'if'" 81 s'''i''a'' r''f g
g.ss., 4feGe.iiI g fet =isEas,grisffsato tsl'5 T.
The son of Calyin Fl! HarXeiy. of Nonne7 ! e.;
waag DISTRICT if; I is slowly gaining g d sa
Oh Gharles Smith # ea and awSiflr wiflfr Yho
house here, but reside in ST. Augustine; >;
Florida, have visited in town.
-qteS& te-+-~+-&~--.ess--s.--t-r---+- lhco9
esrehnd sclapiBeefa sold by waifnerts ayaor
& Gurtiss ill m axe tben s4laytl A..sS - J. -!
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

3.t'H -sls'l s.'rsf .h'I' StfSt ~ Ffstfftf'ff-
seag.4 Bakers Word Making G0ntestsj.iss. 4.,i
Al. mha, sent iHs retaTIrI in, iB Bakers,, wordl
making contest must wait patiently for prob.
ably 10 days. Some returns come in In very
bad shaps RRteqseESI few tiaarRn eoRate4i
Many have wordf i9teriiqed and The task i. in 99
posed upon the judges is ne small one. A
decision viii be,taiiaered as sddoh az as bdssfbfe.'
" ssF1eEs HtEaYIesyilis slet9gR s9let9ReE FE4s H. s..
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

.s-iif 1sSfflIS fs y
oyster shells ground, at Warner, Taylor &
CairfsIs9 Will ahaKe heif5 lasd sadeek lir'll
aIsH vfa..1#-zrts.. ts..-tu-vyz4s NJ 4rag l,al
pocketbook was lost between New town,
depot and New England depot, October 8. The
f66ei wiiiba fesestraeab by LEAVING thatsafhe
at BEE office. s8sitssysf'use4a si6 'ifi,t sJnI
ARelegapt Aps atSpaeat's. and bows Winter
gloves at Warner, Taylor. Cnrtiss; II .,.,..,5
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

Willis ID. Smith isa SUCCESSOR ITO. Ilied
sStrong in the Waterbury express busi-
snassLt gni"eva gef'9as'f adt ," 9rit9e"
.t,,i ,sor< e'sa tn gsrnaVa -+di ''' fsias' ee-
James JaatmIprs Ws,,RrrEeefis ssufcessag 81, W. .Ra
Smith, mpiitE ir the express apf pail. 4ranter TO
SouthburY. I ~. Xii ..i iii,.r ..,.i,.,,,,,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23
TO INVESTORS: /:

10 per cent Debentures issued by the p Building
and Loan Association Of Dakota, fully secured
and guaranteed; $4,000 of imortgages deposited
with the trustee to protect each $1,000 invested.
Can be had in any amountsEof loo and up Also
their installment stock on which there has ,beens
declared "a per cent. dividend per annum since
its organization Illustration Showing estimat-
ed cost and profit on 1o,shafes of@instailndsnt
stock: H. E,4,aa sci afsidtfsa )
Admission fee,- .diL 4 ,aiansS l.. an $40.
Monthly payments, SO pen, month no. for for S3 ana.
months, $49S
>, tr"a1' a.'s 80 at.-~r--1
,,.k $5OS
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

The above rus copy Of The hasl taz eollectors
rae6ptf on my u 1-4aaeres .nf slandi opposite the
Union Depot in: HawlsygilIs, where my, fuEniture
wareroems now stand, This two dollars covers
alletaxss Of avery Kind and nature for The Year.
escape all city, borough, water, street paving,
gas and sewerage taxes,. apd AL assessments for
improvements. Tax I'd thb' Buildings have
since erected on this property will be correspond
ingly low. l own the land and buildings and
they are paidifoSyso that my rents garsa bat,.sih
pla Interest," on the, money invested. iGpmmaut
or comparison with city expenses is, unnecessary,
The n sasal sdyantages ot HawleyviIie as 4 rail-
rssF csfsf odd distrib point are WEN KNOWN.
GonbFry tctthe pa.opassies of fsmany, am selling
furniture, sgeryaday, and hippin all
points ,tof ths @ compass. I am not here for
my health, fortunately that stands A No l. /
aaf h.rss to sell gosdss and to sen thettn
at a Elvfhg cohinission.i YOU can rest assured
that am not going tostrunpl up any sppstsxt
whatever foT claiming to sell goods less. than cost
to catch your trade that's too old chestnut
If find an unsalabIs article in Stock, Shall Ger
taiiiy seIit less than cost rather than Keep 1t,
buS IiaIn aet,g0ing to ,brag9 about that Kind of
sales nor. herald them from, the housetap, Those
articles Will disappear as quietly as the morning
dew | should hate TO advertise, as some do
stock Of goods f5f Sale during The next et SO days
az oeci On the dollar on account removal I'd the
nextblock rton some other lame excuse, and;then,
lock sound bpsi4ess man in the. eye and ask him
what, be thought about it. l should expect him
to advise me to hire truckman, few Hours, to
haafths goods aronhd' and Save that SO per cent,
ortsis .'telh more reasonable lIea that people
wnuld bahsgs. mo Jmy friend, honorable and bus'.
iness-hke meR arsz zRqt, selling goods less, than
cost for living, although q peruSal Of ADVERTISE
ing columns Of to-day show that about half Of
them Have some pretext or othsf' for claiming to
do.itI The ouly sensible duession, is how znd
whera can goods, be handled with the, least ax-
pense, bpeleye solved that qussst9p, 50 far as
the furn! !ture business is concerned in this Sec
tdh '#hea'1 iodatgd at HaRleyfSille.. .''"' '''
Ii I....a.a liti.l Lm.. lt..a. ..L@... ....--
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

ThRsean.taaBmothera &ags asedps. Sstlsatflin
oil handy. TwentY,fiS CENTS a, hottle,.s .,.,.4d
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

ssef, ,siS 'ti"sei sl;R eaua,i eii is s'ai
sats'i h"e f.t'.s s'" 81 sts,ee.ls ~ DaH nss'
tssaiH sestua @sia4.f auaIfaI bhtf asij
~ tsoslt,tnesa ~ ssa.stsiats ~ 4es F.s,l
.,sHHaeena HaMleyviIle, ,sonf :, Sept I, lsal. =
Mr. A. q. Bakern,..J. a,s, 10 ..e...je,4 LII
To George III. Botsford, collector, Dr.,
veFTotbwH ard sstatertaxe enslist efs1sM,tt-&e
la selseeeiyees spaym entsh at .aa4,u fasJ \.
G. Ii. RR'o9tstora, ,so collector ,,...,,<, ,,.,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-23

Then 10 side with truth is noble when 1'yveSg
share her wretched c1ust.
eadsebffg fha lsaiitd Tpbff3bff, an,i 9ffs
prosperous 20 be jukt -. ts--ssa f'-s-4''
Then it is the brave man Chooses while the
81 d.o fco&am 5t:ln3ass 3asslaisffdisg lassff1dis, @''a 'e'@
'DonbtiIs ihahs at5eet spa1t. tTff Bfsi E6rtf isa
crpcified,
iAHd the multitude make Yirtne of tie faith
is.they hatl tlsaefiie7t'" dir .gssf" t9ne
hayiass.n naIa@gsfs .Fs!Fsf RFHFssflIle flIle4!f2 e4!f2PEslls
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Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax
Rolls for the year 1891 have been deposited
in my Office, and that the taxes assessed
for said year are set forth in the said rolls
now on file in my Office and in the office Of
now due. aud will become d~elinauent On
the 31st day of December, 1891. and will
draw . per cent per month interest from
that date, according to the provisions of
sectiod 40 of Act Mo. I98 of 1856, until paid
or the property be sold in accordance with
Article 210 Of the Constitution.
Sheriff's office, Abbeville, La, August
%, 1891. A. L. LEBLANC,
- Sheriff q Tax Collector.
Per l.. O. BRoUssARD,
Dy-Sherif & Tax Collector
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-08-29
ATTENTION

The rumors being circulated about
our Osborn. Rice Harvester and Binder
we denounce as being false in the <
IRENE and circulated by malicious par
ties only for their personal benefit. Our
machine does all that can be asked
for and expected by any reasonable
person. It did us good work during
the whole of last season, and will be
ready in a few days for the present
season fully equipped with the recent
improvements which will greatly lessen
the draught. The repairs on the same
for this season cost us nothing having
been done by D. NJ. Osborn & Co.,
through their agents Messrs. Lacoste
Bros, and j. M. MostIey. The above
named gentle win be down among US
during the whole season and we can
not bat recommend them to our friends
as being gentlemen and responsible in
every sense of the word.
Lastly, the D. M. Osborn Machine,
IN our opinion, possesses advantagea
superior to any other.
F. F. YOUNG, M. D..
B. j. YeUNG, NJ. D.
August Is, 1891.
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hHonition.
A OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court.
Parish Of Vermilion.
NJ Ann
No. 409

Oraste Bonlet VS.. Elk Parte Monltlon.A
To all aoh0m 1t mag concern 81,
Notice is hereby. given. all persons, who
can set up any right to the property here
matter described, claimed to have been
purchased by plaintiff in the above enti
tied and numbered case, ait tax sale made
by joseph s.. Ndfiez, then tax collectop3or
the parish Of Vermiiion, on the Sd day Of
September 1885, in consequence of any in
formality, irregnlarity or iHegality id any
Of the proceedings had or for any other
defect whatever, to show cause, within
thirty days from this date why said sale
shonld not be homologated and confirmed
for the following land, viz: One certain
tract of land lying and being. situated in.
this parish on the east side Of the bayou
Quene Tortue, bounded by - Foreman.
below by widow Eli Hoffpauir. in the rear
by vacant lands, containing four hundred
acres for the sum. of twenty-nine 40II00'
dollars.
Witness the Hon. O. G., Mouton, Judge
Of said Court, this 4th day of August A.
1891. AIGIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
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Louisiana state UniversIty

COLLEGE, J.w. NICHOLSON, PRESIDENT.
Session l891-92 opens October +. 1897 a
large and able corps OF professors. assist
ant professors and instructors. Five
courses of study. viz:
]. Agricultural; 2. Mechanical and En-
gineering; 8. Literary: 4 Latin-Scientific:
5. Bookkeeping. All departments thor.
oqghiy organized a equipped.
session of nine months, $144.50. For cata-
logue giving full information. address
w. FL. MAGRUDER, Secretary,
RatOn Rnuva Tn
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beware of Ofmtznents for Cas
aarrR that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering 1t through the mucous
surface. Such article should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, as the damage they will do il
ten fo Id to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls catarah cure, manufac-
trred by F.J Cheney and Go, Toledo O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken internally
and acts directs directly upon the blood and
mucous surface of the system. In buying
Halls catarrh cure be sure to get the gen.
nine. It is taken internally. and made id
Toledo, Ohio, by F J. Cheney and Co.
Sold by Druggists, seventy Ave cents.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-08-29

Politics make strange bedfelloWs, but
John A. Morris golden lottery wand
has called up the prize lot. White su.
premacy and African cupidity, the bold
regulator and the gentle coon, is a com
bination whose uncanny incongruity
must make the very angels weep!
Last Monday evening a wagon load
OF boys and girls drove down into the
woods below town after museadines and
returned with themselves, wagon and
team covered with the green and grey
OF the woods. To Judge from their
hiliarity they found plenty 0 ffruit, had
lots of fun and did not care who knew
it.
We are requested to announce that
an Anti-Lottery meeting will take
place in the fourth ward, at Mrs. Ire
vile Guidry's near the Alliance store,
on next Saturday, September 5, 1891,
at II o'clock noon. Gentlemen from
AbbeVille, Lafayette and Lake Arthur
will address the meeting in French and
English. Our correspondent adds. sIf
you want to see the fuFehy come app
The big lottery meeting last Saturday
at Bull Island, was not exactly the
bowling success the Times Democrat
claims. A friend of ours, who is a
staunch lottery man, says the crowd
was about200., The Progressive League
refreshment, beer, flowed freely and
some of the stalWarts hadn't had any
in SO long that they guzzled down seven
glasses before moving from their places
at the counter.
Old Probabilities has been giving us
unprecedented weather this
month. Last week was very hot and
the thermometer reaching go
on Tuesday and 40 on Thursday, On
Saturday the heat moderated some 900
being the limit. Sunday was decidedly
cooler and at night the mercury fell to
5So, a range of 800 in about 36 hours.
The weather up to the present writing
morning is cool and pleasant.
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ARNICAss4LV re-.

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pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box for sale by N.
G. Young and A. j. GODDARD.
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Carpenters w

Who will send rs the names of, their
hardware dealers who do not sell our self
setting planes. Those who do 90 and
mention this paper will receive free 4
tirst-class carpenters pencil and circulars.
Gage Tool Co., Vineland. N. 7.
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NOTICE.

ABBEvILLE, La, July g, 1891.
BY mutual consent and agreement the
law firm of White d Broussard is hereby
dissolved, and Lastie Broussard, ESQ.
is appointed lfduidator to collect claims
U the firm. w. A. WHITE.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD.
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The place Of business just vacated by
Y. Bourqle, is being neatly rearranged
and converted into a saloon room.
Aymar Bourque will begin the sale Of
choice liquors there in a few days.
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The public are hereby notified that all
passing through or tgespassing upon III
premises, either field or pasture is posi-
lively prohibited, and any person caught
upon the premises will be prosecuted to!
the fall extent Of the law.
LEON B~RoUssARD.
SosTHENE HERpIT.
JAMES NJ. HUFF.
AbbevilIe, Louisiana, Juna6. 1891.
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Capt. c. T. Cade, of New Iberia was
in town Tuesday looking over the polit-
ical situation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-08-29

Judge W. W. Edwards has returned
from Opelousas and reports having seen
some fine horse stock on his visit.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-08-29

LII. Ambrose Lacour will lea We some
Ime in the month of September for
Bunkie, Ayoyelles parish, with a large
uroFe Of choice creole horses, which he
y now gathering up near Lake Arthur.