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MADISON AYE l,i' M.r,Dn, '". 's''
rooms bath, steam h'"''i' '''' '"H 90
MADISON AVE lglt corner l-rtr "a. Elegantly
dcrora'el. steam heated w"tm'n'a' Iao'"r.
hulboN f.r'I.r. APPLY premises
fAth Az, urr - % fwt ct . room
hAlh H,H,,i grg,r, i,'',.! = t. III t,r,,ru,,
y. FI''Ah ''N 'N' 10 ''' '"'''
rAik ~ T.. 90 f,rG2ul 'l"h.I in ,, y rIi"'n''
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'AIik AVE. loll iod. h'l"r"n ,'I4 som u.s.
-LIit' ..','n u'.E. N.'''I h''l.' ''''''
oath private han rent So. Inquire l'"'"'
NEh \ o.. = ~, ~ I'u 900 So, N+,,
tom hrn"niHi hn,, Tor ,n.", -. 80, W W
,pi' or, "n pr''ini-G,
p,pty AVE- ,,si ,,, ,,.r, H. tY,n .,. ,,.s,
niir az aIr, ',i,.t single Nat foam.. all Inn.
pro,,u.uts. rent $50.
.p,IIy Avs A 7lD ST ,Tho ur,pigrl. uui,Ido
amtrfn,rnt & rooms a bah, ali light. steam
heat elevator &c..
1877 AVE s7a re,r 5i,b s,-3 rp,,qg. al. raIut-
cd quiet house. s.. a. al; Ianltur.
1877 AWE ,s- near ,n ST. Cheerful arart-
.Ics S. 800
II AVE oif urar Goth II Tlaor rooms. uri-
'"ic house heated i"r "d''''' rent '''.
~ AVE, 7jl 735. near a9ih st--j rooms, pahiiE,
r58. nuc. convenient house, tl3.
81 Avn. I rrurn, u.,n. uumu waiter only
III; bloc. from lWin -. !. a'ni."'' I"'' "u
:, A,r ,.I,,.,,,, ,,,,,n. 4 ro,,, in IA. Alcn.or
-, y ~ n nun ~ INV "a ,v II Ia
II WI li,ar l. ,'rutio1.
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81. imIuIr. o, I,uitor
an AVE a. near 10Th st. I'd nat. single. s
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iIiI AVE. i''-fia's. an lmEro,"n'"t, H'tg ,,
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'" rrovrmcp,s rent ,5o.
I'M, "a >,..r,, : I,r,, ,,,,,,,. ..,,o1
era lmpfovcrucnts; rent rrr, onanle, \ plv 10
H. I~AAC-, 90 ~ DOB Br"adwHy.L
reduced rent, Inquire ionlror on premises
itTII ST, 2lG E.-ENtra large parlor noor, rr-
vnto or business. conenent to 81 ave. l.
l1Til ST., 5i5 E.mFLEe hsht room" In private
m'.se, ''", ''"'''a'',
18TH ST ?a2 T. -Parlor basement floor, to-
sy' ser ,o sS''''r am" nnr ,'S IN ,n~ ,,.,or
'Is H., ~ ui 'F' PalIent ~ t"I l'e,ena
an ""P'"''"'"''' "''' ''',''' ''''
SID Ior S s-I t,i + So ''F"' rooms stoves
It'll t 2 s2o p'>T4nIG - i!o2 TE Ioo% %;
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n i THt' improvements ""''y '''''"'' ''"'
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nSr ST ~" ". near rafN aye -, ,hmr'm'n's :
"F"' '""'"' Improvements '''. ''''"''
ANN ~ ~ T.. Hd Hat, . rooms; range n i'm
prnNcmcutfsls
i'rH Sr 2os For nl,e Iisht CONS 80, ha,n
an IMPROVEMENTS heated h"IS' wv W. refer
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TOD T. between boulevard 4 West Lud-Nl.s
elegantly furnished. 80.
RLAkELY 70 Ernadvnv
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DN fiI.t Ntt- llDt'-. = a. iii clrn, sizes - l"u
unfurnished handsomely decorated and suit
hblc for the most gent 'Cl mruv 81 living. 1T MOI
erute rents, to suit the time; call aud cNninin" a
ouce; orcn between "a. NJ. Rui D y NJ, per
nts necessary; ali particulars on prclnl Is;
1887 Lexington ave, 6bcufoumN.
lII East Suth 81. tcOrnerl bedrooms.
liU East Sirh ST.. IL bedrooms
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CORNER FLAT.


A. THE ALBANY. 5lst q 52d SITS, Broadway
House thoroughly redecoratcd; splendid apart
mentE 10 rooms; steam heat elevators, &c
$3.50 to 81 200, hrs-cass door elevator service.
CHOICE i-room fats all improvements; light;
So, good locality janitor. 329 w. 35th st.
ELEGANT. : large. lcht rooms g bath corner
fats in new building; all improvements; rent
Si5. Apply ianltor ~ ", lOtl ST
NE TOWNS p. g0i w. 1t St. Elegantly
coratcd, cam 'Rted apIrtU eI'S, : large
4. Mt room, a IN ~ Improvement s near
at OF. must a. ne them. Jauitur or
FIRE. JElil'k kEG., oS Ith ave.
UOI Hudson ST. rooms y tath-....-........S: }2 o.
\ GrrenW ich st., rooms, sing ,e.....,....- j. ~
q, Greenwich ave, rooms ......... ........ ~ D
/. II st.. = W, rooms and bath.......... 70 20
Attn s. ., 3t3 W, rooms bath, steam
Ucut ........ ................... ...... .. 81 az
s. h ave, /, u, u rooms, inn vements..... 20 90
luta ave. lOh rooms ~ bath. .......a .. o
ACth -, So w, rooms and hal h. SIuge "a q
9Th ave-, 10, rooms, impruVemcu ts,.... 10 o.
Ignk St q, rooms an Hlh"........ ,...... n 90
5In st., 40 w, - ruOus sing e.......-,.. ~ o.
2uth ST., ;BuH ", ruumS, sing G ........... - ~
9th St, 81 W, . rooms, Sing. e,.,..... -. 20
Both s., 3An W, OoWS, improvements -. 90
I'D ~. "6l W 10 rooms bath .......,... 30. ",
JOSEPH tORlIl a CO., I'D St y - II ave.
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TEE FLORENCE,

... trH % .....'H ..HH
ST. s E.p oaar in private lr.nn-
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HANDSOMF nri'n'c hons" 10 let. . story Il
basement; Al IN IOvpI eil~; rent less tina
81 u Apply 30 ia rt.. or -u2 broadway,
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y" O''V'''V''' q. \. WA|'iiirOnn. Al Wnn -,

FOR 81 100 PER YEAR-A most desirable hou7e,
1874 West g5th St. In perfect order, % rare
chance tor party wanting P'riiy home. IN good
neghborhood, within minutes walk Uf Broad,
way cable OF 9Th ave l. cars. Apply TO OWNER.
AGO West 9jth st.
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Furnished -miscelia,eou,

| BNRGAIN-Comretely, comfortably furnished 9
! light rooms & bath "a nat ~ erlooking Central
/ Park; only SO; immediate possession. Particu-
| lars. Jones, % ". l04th st.
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GoNvrNiI\T 80 STATIONS.
EENIMCRE,

SiNth * N!n,h ave. elc, Il ed.
F.u. of seven rooms \ bath, 30, in the
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unfurnishce Houses To let.

as n 81 l-S ~ Newly dctu H'"d. my
mouse to let to strictly private i.muy VII, ne,l
references, Inspection invited; ahlur al l2o VIII
show; rent 81, go. .,,..,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A-CHOICE furnished g. unfurnished fats sea
& year; all locations; prices to suit the
times, references required; select houses. DAILY,
- " 35th 81.
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lU. 80. ruuur, uHtl, isuUur .ul .np "
ments, liz Johnson ST.. Brooklyu snort walk
from bridge, rent $40; can b. seen from TO-
sunday crnOon.
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PRIVATE HOUSE 900 Spencer ST.. Brooklyn ; 10
rooms, all Improvements, g.
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40 ..ET-B 4uti,ui private hons" IN l-lSt 81.
II rooms; perfect sanitary pIu uhng; near el"-
waited station will sell. Inquire ~ NJ. MCMurt. H.,
B0llh W. 10th ST.
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~ tI-i ~ tre me ave, l.l ~ va. Du Iump
kins ave. Park; handsome hIur u-~iuue .i-,lrrv
anu basement; IN excellent repair finest location
~ BmokiEn terms $3.50 per ycaI. Apply \AN
GASBECk, ON premise.
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LAWHENC l. "a. near Ci'v Hail-I1 rooms: AN
tmprnrcm"nrs: ~" ooul'. - ~aud,s..
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IurnIshei-East slae

GOTH ST, 95l Il. Flat cosy rooms bath;
elegantly furnished; 81 weekly. Iruwel.
SaIH 81, "a Neatly punished list hat, q
iaht rooms & bath also 2or3 urnished rooms
ssTH ST. lOS E.-HAnlsomely furnished dat, :
large, light rooms, bath; complete for house
keeping, linen, silver, piano Included: terms
moderate. Inquire janitor, lO5 E, So;h st.. base
ment.
ll3TH ST. 70 E.-Beautifully furnished nat
large roms bath. complete for hOusekeep ping
heated halls: best Of bedding. silver. linen, &c
only S3S.
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TOll 81. mar ,ou",pu~ ave. 4-srury CO.'S
houses 81 NOl BLNkEIN, 1870 SO Il nv
s3D ST, 10 w.-lg-roum steam heated house
with all modern Improvements; immediate pos
session. Apply premise,
A GOOD 3-STORY HOUSE, $3.50. gls T.. SGD 1T.
DUFF & CONGER. l474 30 ave.
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90 WEST 1887 81.

l2gD ST, 45O EAST House q rooms; rent SIS
JAS. W. IRWIN, lG1 tn-t 81 IT,
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TO LET, flrnIshrl Or un'urnIshel. \ hrlnu-4tIn-
house, IL rooms bath; an nicely de Grated 4
ali Improvements occupied Or owner. ~ Putnam
SSe. convenient To all car lines
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WE~i ND AVE-. near 40 ~. lu.t,..uI.y
ilrll>hcH, = "a month. has" s.. 100 H'N.y
4.IH Si.-Inrer % .tg. lor ,ly vi t.. ~ u
BLAEELN. lj7u BroAuw.y.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Les persoDnes ayant en- dn cotton
ct d'autres prophecies de quelque ma.
ture qu'elle fussent : soft mais, ami
maux, chevaux, eocbons, etc., de sal
sizes pendant Ia guerre de 1861 4
1865 par lie gouvernement des Etats.
Unis ct, celles don't les rSclamations
ont ete refusees pour causes soDt
prices de venir me coDsulter. a mon
. Abbeviile, lie samedi de
chaque semaine, 81 ellie desirent en-
stre payees. G.. LABAuvE.
February 3, 1894.
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Une autre explosion de bonnie
Went de remuer Paris. CeGte fois
c'est dams une maisou de pension,
rue S. Jacques, que l'affaire o ca
lieu : Ia bonnie IA pas etc lancee,
mails tout bOnGsment dSposee de
facon QUEEN ouvrant une porte ellie
faire explosion. Deux per-
sonnes ont etc grievement blessGes.
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On lubricant hongrois Went din.
yenter uBe poudre merveilleuse, dite
poudre contre les voleurs. Cette
poudre. qui s'etend sar lie coffre>fort,
q Ia singuliere proprietG. de teindre
la main On bleu, de prcndre une cou-
leur plus yive par lie lavage ct de
resister au savOn.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

John 7. NcKane, le "boss" de
Brooklyn, parsonage puissant sil y
en- await, Went d'etre condamn9 4 six
ans de travaux forces pour falsifca-
tons criminelles en- matieres d'elec-
tons. II conttolait lie vote presqu'-
enter de son district ct le donnait
au candidat republican, GU au caudi.
dat democratic scion gull = gagnait
le pias. C'est IN bon signe quand
des gaillards CONNIE celui.la peuvent
etre CondamDes.
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La maison de residence de Moses
Fischer bate eur lie terrain quill q
achete de Nine Ellis il ? a quelque
temps sers sous peu terminee. PEN
dant Ia semaine derni4re Ia premiere
couehe de peinture y fat applique;
cette d3neure sera une des el6gantes
du village.
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lie bois pour la construction du
pont sur la coulee des chenaux a
et6 apporte sur lie lieu Ia senate der.
Mere. Cette partie da chemin pu-
bile sera done mis- en- bon ordre,
car Ia levee est fate depuis le prin-
temps dernier sur chaque cote de la
coulSe.
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L'ABEILLE
DE La

NOUVELLE-ORLEANS
journal quotidien, ayec uue edition
hebdomadaire paraissant lie samedi
matin ct contenant toutes les ma
there's publiees pendant Ia semaine
dams Petition quotidienne.
Ledition hebdomadaire, r9unis-
SAINT en- un seul num9ro toutes les
nouvelles de Ia semaine, compile
beaucoup d'abonn9s ct de lecteurs.
PRIx De L'ABoNNEMENT.
Edition quotidienne.
Un an $l2 ! Trois mois So
Six mois 6 Un mois /
Edition hebdomadaire.
Un an So Quatre mois 81
Six mois ! SO Trois mois rs
Bureaux ct ateIiers, No. 70 rue de
Charities, entire Cont ct Bienyille.
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A. Sapariso a achet6 de Jos. I.
Labit Ia semaine derniare On ter.
rain situ9 sur Ia rae de l'Etat faisant
face , l'eglise de coaleur Baptiste,
lequel terrain ayaut une supericie
de so pieds de face sur 12O pieds de
profondeur. lie prix d'achat &tant
de $500.
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lie locomotive du chemin de fer
jeudi dernier ct uue chute en- dehors
des rails pres du depot de bois de
Sokoloski & Co., = Abbeville, ct
s'arrsta sur les traverses en- bois du
chemin de fer. lie switch 4 Get en-
droit 6tait ouvert lors de l'accideut.
ii ny o pas Gu de dommage, seule>
meut le train fut retard& de plusieurs
heures.
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La chase au lApiD fut r9munera'
tive pendant Ia derniere crue d'eau,
ayaut quite leurs repaires lis SO re-
fugiereDt sur les lies formes par les
points de terre haute ct Ia ills de-
viennent une proie facile aux chas.
scar.
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LOUIS Dupuy fat entourer lie ter.
rain quill q recemment achete de A.
Saporito, ct il q construct une mai.
son de residence eur lie terrain en-
face de d rue Louisianaise.
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On prste l'ex-pr3sident Harrison
des intentions matrimoniales: &c Sc
RAFT sur Ia veuve de Leland Stanford,
lie sSnatear millionaire de la Cali
fornie, quill aurait jete son d&volu ct
meme lie marriage aarait lieu sous
peu.
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II est question dun proiet de canal
eui r%accourcirait considerablement
10 route de Chicago ct autres villes
Au nord.ouest a Fest. &c projet,
Doorri par des capitalists de Chi
eago, New York, Boston ct Londres,
consisterait du creusement dun
canal ! travers l9tat du Michigan
entire Ia rive est du lac Michigan ct
Detroit oa Toledo. C'est one des
plus grapdes enterprises do siecle ct
don't 10 realisation coHterait environ
$50, 900. 900. ..
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Les excursionistes qui oat assists
an carnaval a la Nouvelle1O rkans
en- font un tableau merveilleug, ear
PEASANT en- grandeur celui des anD9es
prec9dentes.
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Nos forgerons ont etc occupe de-
puts aueAues jours > METRE les
charrues en- ordre pour lie labourage
qui oommencera de bonnie heure
cette aimee a en- juger par lactiyite
Qui regne sur les plantations.
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Par suite de la nomination da Sc
asteur White a Cour Supreme, il est
fortemeut qaestion que le g%ouyerneur
Foster d9signe N. E. Blanchard qui
est membre actuel du congress CONNIE
son successeur an sSnat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Beaueoap de charrettes ct wagons
transparent du bois de charpente
ehaque semaine . 10 campagae do
depot de bois de Sokoloski & Co.,
marque do progress du pays.
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4 cause des pluies de ces temps
passes les chemins scut devenus tres
snauvais q de certains endroits, sur.
tout Ia OH sc trouve lee bourbiers
qui avaient etc recemment combl&s.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

La sais0a do debit de gibier nest
pas encore termiaee. If y des
chasseurs qui vendent Requirement
tells que cache cache, perdrix, etc.,
aux amateurs d'Abbeyille.
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Pour eviter 10 manche dSbonchaat
al Quest de Ia coulee Kinney, lee
voyageurs passent > travers h
champs de NJ. Camille Sellers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

LIE % de fevrier commemoration
de Ia Nuisance de Washington, fut
remarquable On &c que c'2tait an des
jours les plus froid de lann&e.
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II Q ete vendu pendant les der.
niers jours uue quautite de patates
douces aux habitants du village q
une piastre lie baril.
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Les animaux ont d&peri beaucoup
depuis quelQues jours. II y aura
une forte perte en- bessiaux 81 NAL
heur vent qu'an autre blizzard wien.
ne frapper notre pays cette aimee.
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Les mauvais temps ont retard& de
beaucoup les travaux agricoles de
notre paroisse.
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Un lot de bois de charpeate est
arrive au port d'Abbeville 10 BE-
maine derniere sur une goellette da
Lac Charles.
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LA CUISINE DU sPECULATEUR.

LIE speculateur, celui do chemin de
fer, surtout, est an cuisinier hors
Iigne, lee aatres, toatefois, ne sont
pas 4 dedaigBer, tous, mails le pre-
mier principalement, lsissent bieu
Lola deux tous les Wallets da monde.
LIE llrie de cuisine 9merite 10 cuisi-
Mere bourgeoise, vous dit, pour faire
un civet de liavre, preneE ua lievre.
LIE speculateur en- chemins de fer,
dit, pour faire un chemise de fer,
Prenez des actionnaires Ceux,ci
obte0ss, triez dams lie tas ct former
an bureau de direction. Les scru-
puleux ny sone pas admis. Cons
t~ruiseE 10 ligue, faites la op6rer,
mettez ses actions sur lie feu, sur lie
marche, voulons nous dire. 81 Ia
sauce est bonnie, c'est 4 dire 81 Ia
ligne pale ct quill ait fort dividende,
faites boaillir les actions avec IN
fsu tres vif. Chauffez Ga, pretendez
abrs quill faut beaucoup d'assaisou-
nement (des ameliorations voulons
nous dire) ajoutez de l'eaa a la
sauce, des actions bien entenda, 40.
puyez fort ia dessus, 90 mort Ia pla-
part do temps. alors delayeE forte
meat, forcez. mais adroitement, Ia
note des coudements, des ameliera-
tons CONNIE de juste, alors sill sar-
Went, CO qai est q pen pres inevita-
bic, mais qui peat se GREER, c'est 4
dire IN defcit, publieE GU plutot non,
dites lie confdentiellement, ls chose
&c saara, n'eu ayez aucua doute, alors,
sous pretexte de besoin urgent, met
teE leo conduissents plat compris, lee
actions ct lea ameliorations qu'oa sc
disc sur le marchG, Giles tomberont
saos faute alors, en- dessous main
aeaetez vous ct vos chates compli-
ses, sllioas nous dire, operez de non
veaa 10 CASSEROLE, lie chemin de fer,
c'est conpris ct de nouveau le fricot
devient bon, les actions remontent,
vous en- vendeE sans compter, vous
realiseE, vous vous retirez de la cui-
sine de Granite d'accident. 1t VOLTA /!
vous stes cuisinier archi millionaire.
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List of persons drawn to serve
as grand and petit Jurors, at the
next jury term of the district court
to be held in this parish on the 18th
day of March 1894:
GRAND AND PETIT JURY FOR THE
FIRST WEEK.
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lie merry-go-round &tait en- ope-
ration samCdi Gu soir dernier. Les
amateurs etaieut ca fort grand noaa-
bre.
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Voici le moment de planter l
mais.
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Jacob Isaacs o ouvert son maya.
Sin sur Ia rue de Port depais deux
semaines.
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II y await I'M wagon charge dem.
bourbe dams 10 manche Philip
dimanche dernier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

ii est encore de saison pour IL
plantation des pommes de terre,
b~etesrave, raids ct navets.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Vendredi Saint, tete legale &c
trouve le % de ce mois.
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Paques Sc trouve 10 Is de mars
cette aimee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

lie batelier Michel est arrivGe au
port d'Abbeville ayant J. son bord
un enlargement d'huitres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Plusieurs vielles vaches laitieres
sont mortes au village ct ailleurs
pendan! les dernlers mauyais temps.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Toute indication porte = croire
que lie printemps sers precoee cette
aimee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Les peches sont en- feurs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Sans n3gliger Ia r9colte de mails,
de palate, de coten ct celle du riz
dot etre plantee CONNIE par lie
passe. II a de Pavantage 4 le cul.
siver;; c'est apres que l'ouvrage est
termine ailleurs que l'ouvrage du rig
commence. Ian dernier Ia r9colte
fat courte; par consequent le prix en-
sera meilleurs cette aimee. PIantez
le rix CONNIE d'habitude.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

Une charlotte chargee de bois de
eorde, a laquelle etait attele deux
chevsux, est tombee du haut do pont
dAbbeville de l'autre cote du ba-
You Ia semaine derniare. Tn des
chevaux est tomb9 avec Ia charrette
qui q verse, ct l'autre cheval
ayant briss les liens est reste q lie
pont. LIE cocher s'est retire de Ia
situation perilleose OH il go trouvait
momentanGinent sans NAL.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-10

son successeur au sSnat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

For some days past an old woman, who
gives her name as Lucy Wasting, has
been wandering around Moundsvifie
from house 10 house in search of clothing
and other articles. On yesterdsy morn
ing about 10 o'clock she was at Charles
Potts residence, on Fourth street.. She
made tho aame plea to him and was
asked in, and Mrs. Potts went up stairs
to gather up something for her. She
soon returned with n nupber OF articles
OF clothing, and gave them to her. After
she had loft Mrs. Potts noticed that her
husbands watch was missing, aud i'm
mediateIy found him aud told OF 1t.
Mr.. Potts, after searching to find II such
was tho case, started to hunt Justice
Criswell to get warrant for her arrest.
The warrant was placed in Officer
Charlton's hands, and it was not long
until he had the thief under arrest.
Sho was brought before the justice. but
tho hearing was postponed until this
morning ut Q o'clock. She was placed
in jail 10 await a hoariuC. Since her
arrest it is thought tho watch has been
located, as parties were found that saw
her have watch in her possession and
Offering it for sale ut different places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
DIR. M'oosH' DEAD.



ton College Passes Away.
PR1NcEroN, Nov. 16.-Dr. McCoah
died at 10 o'clock tonight.
DR.. McCosh had been unconsci ous
nearly all day and died In that condi.
tion. His son, Dr.. Andrew J. McCosh
his daughters, Mrs. David Magic and
Mrs. Alexander Maitland, and his wife,
Mrs. Isabella McCosh. were at his
death-bed. He has suffered no physi.
cal pain, and aside from weakness
brought on by old age, has been in per.
feet health. His physicians attribute
his death to heart failure, induced by
old age.
DR.. James McCosh was born in Ayr.
shire, Scotland, in 1910. He became a
mini lister OF the Free Church Of Scot
land, and about 1862 professor OF logic
at Belfast, Ireland. Among his works
arc "The Method Of the Divine Govern
ment, Physical and Moral" (lS60),
"The Intuitions Of the Mind 1nductive.
ly Investigated" (1860l. and "Examina;
ton Of Mr.. ]. s. Mills Philosophy"
{lss6}, and in conjunction with DR..
George Dickie. OF Belfast, typical Forms
and Special Ends in Creation" $780,
DIR. McCosh was a worry clear as well as
a profound thinker, aud threw valuable
light on some OF the abstrusest ques.
tions Of the philosophy Of the human
mind. At the earnest invitation OF the
trustees and other friends Of Princeton
college, New Jersey, he came to America
in 1868 aud assumed the office Of presi-
dent in that institution, to tho pros
perity OF which his name and influence
appear to have given new impulse.