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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02
HUMOROUS.


$50 she's all br oxen upf" replied !.
Detroit landlady when she heard of the
failure of another woman in the same
business in Toledo. swell, knew Ii
was only question OF time, ] was in
her house for week. and | saw plain
ly she had no economy about her. /
tell you, landlady must think and
plan
sYes.''
Not only in great things but in
small. There's philosophy In running
a boarding house,"
"How?''
well, can't stop to tell you more
than one instance. / have buckwheat
pancakes every morning for breakfast
Tor fourteen boarders. They use but
ter on their cakes. I keep the butter
on ice until it is as hard as a rock. The
cakes are all placed On the table, not
smoking not, but mildly warm-just
warm enough to soften the outside of
lump of butter. In this way | make
saving of two pounds of butter per
week over the usual way of rushing
on hot pancakes. It's only one dodge
out of hundred, but the landlsdy VINO
doesn't play more or less OF them must
ultimately come to grief.''
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- SARDfs, Mss, April -, ISIS.
II. r. STEVENS. Boston:
Dear sir.-I certify That my wife has FIRE
quently used your Vegetine for Sick Headache
and experienced great Relief from its use
L A. DORR.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

WANTfD--Nen OF integrity anil ability TO sell
frees. Wines and shrubs. Prrmarspt
enlpioyneOt 70 good saesmen. Address u II. Patty
q 20 ,Nurserymen, 72l Broad St., Newark, NJ
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mr.. Burgess and wife were among the
passengers Of the Dacotah.
DIR. Atkinson is quite i'll st his room, be-
ing Frustrated by over-Work.
John Tut is now in Benton, and will
probably remain and handle business for
Geo. Clendennin.
Jack Kehl, of Miles City, is coming
up on the Rose Bud, and will inspect the
Barker mining camps.
Mrs. Waterman and family arrived on
the steamer Helena and will hereafter reside
permanently at Benton.
Miss Ida Kielhauer, sister of Mr.. Kiel-
hauer, Of this place, arrived on the steamer
Benton and will hereafter reside permanent
" ST Benton.
Mrs. A. B. Smell and family, who have
been spending the winter in the East, returned
on the Steamer Benton-A. B. is conse-
quenty happy.
j. H. Miner, arrived on the Dacotah,
bringing d number of thoroughbred horses,
which will be taken to the range Of Miner
& Boardman.
II. A. Cummings arrived on the Benton,
and looks as natural and ioVial as ever. Tom
resembles an eastern politician more than q
far western man.
Harry Brown, formerly z. VI. and mer-
chant of Dearbon Crossing, is sojourning in
the city. Mr.. Brown will accept position
in Minar's new drug store.
Mr.. Flanagan, our GENIAL 7. NJ, packed
his Valise and booked himself for a passen-
ger to the wicked East by the packet Benton.
We wish him q pleasant trip.
Miss Emma Babbage, sister and brother,
III have been spending the past year in
st. Louis, returned on the Benton and will
hereafter make their home here.
H. A. Milot. who has been merchan-
dizing at Sun River for the past two years
has moved back to his former location at the
Dearbon and will resume business at his old
stand.
W. ". Scott, who has been been enjoy
ing life il the wicked East for the past year,
returned on the Benton, fully convinced that
lite IN the wild, wild west was about as
pleasant and far more lucrative than d home
in the oVercroWded States.
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j. a. Whetmore, q gentleman whom
many will remember as having made Benton
a visit q couple years ago, arrived on tho
Dacotah for another prolonged stay.
Geo. Il. Hatch, q prominent sheep man
Of the Musselshell, is in the city, and one Of
the first good Investments he entered into
was a subscription to the RIVER PRESS.
-Wm. Dumran, Of Butte, who was here
looking at the Barker mines, and who r.
turned to that City, has come again to Benton
and will probably look over the ground in
more agreeable way.
W. S. Wetzel and family arrived on the
Peck. Mr.. We'zeihas been absent nearly three
months, making large and extensive p1r-
chases in the East, and Mrs. w. and family
went down on the Far West to meet him.
Major Brisbin, family and servant ar
rived On Monday from Assinnaboia. Tba
Major goes to Fort Keogh, where he will az.
sumo command, and the family will leave on
the Benton for the East to spend the summer
season.
Mr.. Theo. Gibson, son Of Paris Gibson.
came up on the steamer Dacotah and will re-
main during the summer. He brought 40
with him q number of thoroughbred sheep,
which will be used by Mr.. Gibson to improve
the stock Of this section.
We acknowledge q pleasant call iron,
our f~acetious Missouri valley friend, Harvey
e.. keene, who will hereafter read the RIVER
PRESS every Sunday morning to bring about
a heavenly frame of mind before attending
services in the new Duck creek church.
DR.. Fl. NJ. McClenahan, tor the past wear
resident physician st Fort Belknap, made us
pleasant call on Tuesday. The DR.. has sew
cred his connection with the agency, and is
en- route to the East, where he will engage in
the practice of bis profession. We wish him
a pleasant trip and abundant success.
The Misses Phoebe and May Wright left
on the steamer Benton, Thursday morning,
for Bismarck, to meet their sister. Miss EN-
ma Wright, who will come up on the next
trip of the Benton, and remain for a brief
visit with her family il this city. We wish
the young ladies q pleasant trip, awish that is
almost a certainty with the Benton and her
gentlemanly and attentive captain, J. IL. Gil
ham.
Mr.. I. F. Churchill arrived on Saturday.
and will take charge Of the dry goods depart
ment of /. G. Baker & Co. Dir. Churchill
was formerly with Raleigh s. Clarkes, the
we'll known dry goods men Of Helena, and
has for the past year or more been in bust
ness for himself at Centreyille, MeagheT
county. He is a first class salesman, and
will doubtless prove al acquisition TO the
present efficient corps with which Baker &
Go. will be more than satisfied. Personally,
Mr. Churchill is q very pleasant gentleman,
and well liked wherever known.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

The "River Press has received by steam
era large invoice Of printing material which
includes the handsonest and latest styles
of job type, fancy paper stock, commercial
paper, machinery, ETC., and are now prepared
to do all kinds Of printing in the very best
style Of the art. Commercial work tableted
if desired.
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RATES or ADVERTISING:

Al letters and Communications containing matter an
tended for publication in this paper. should be addressed
to 'Ihe Rduer P2ess,' and the name Of the 1nTiteT mast
be giUe11 to ins1ye attention.
Local advertisements apill be inserted in these columns
at the rate Of fifteen cents per line from transient and
ten cents per line from regular advertisers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

Mr.. A. r. Barroua, OF Marti1sdale, ha:
just brought in 40, 600 feet Of lumber, which
he had no trouble to dispose Of.
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MAY Both, 1881

New corners are arriving id tie camp every
day from various parts OF the Territory.
AT a meeting held by the miners on the
29th, IS days work was subscribed toward
building q road from the mines cot If The
mountains. Minutes Of the meeting will be
handed you by hIr. Waterman for publica-
ton. QUARTZ.
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naARHEED.
At the parsonage, Benton, May 50, by the Rev. S.
G. Blackiston, NJ PhiiipI. Moule, Of Meagher county
Nd. T., to Miss Alice JeIferies, ct Wyoming county,
N. Y.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
WHAT Is A BLACKLEG ,
MEYERspALE, Pa, Jan. II

MEYERsDALE, Pa, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Editor Having seen in your
paper definition of blackleg, I would
say, if you allow me space, that you
have not reached the mark at all as
We have them in this region, although,
as you state, the Commercial gives
him ! certificate of good character.
We have him in all shapes and
forms. have travelled several coun-
tries but never have I found more
hopeless class than the blacklegs Of
the Meyersdale and Salisbury region.
A stranger coming among US can spot
them as easily as a farmer can tell
potatoes from wheat.
"A blackleg giving his devotion to
his wife and children |" Why bless
you, sir, We have them here who new
or had wife, and these are the mean
sst kind. They look 80 old, dry and
crispsd, one would think they had
been crsmatsd, for the last spark of
manhood is gone. As for their souls,
il they have any, they are so little
and hollow it would be quite impossi-
BILE for spirits Of another world to
commune with them. They are here
with hearts black as printers ink,
and no soap can cleanse them. They
are none of your steamboat, gambling
blacklsgs, but of the fox kinda sly,
snsaking species, who fee when no
man pursuss.'
Hoping to see the day when this
foul destroyer Of labor will be Danish
ed from our land, especially from this
part, and that class of men will
raise up with flesh and bone and sim
sw, with soul and spirit--men that
can stand the light of the MONDAY
sun-with hearts clear and white
to lay hold of liberty and Justice and
sway that banner to the breeze of
heaven over north and south, east
and west of this great continent, I'M
til liberty and justice shall reign in
every household, in every work shop,
in every mine; and blacklegism buri-
cd and written on its tombstone
"No resurrection in the hereafter.
Irsmain yours for the right,
BLAcKLEGTowN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15

The Reve.lie contends chat Osceola
(Pa.) must become the greatest coal
trade centre in the Clearfsld region.
But has not Oscsola fssrfully omitted
to locate itself outside the region and
then call it the Osceola region I?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15

The Meysrsdals Commercial is as
tonished. Like the police in the
"Pirates of Penzancs," it cant I'm.
dsrstand it at all |" At any rate,
after the CommsrciaTs enthusiastic
encomiums of the blacklsg, it is lu-
dicrous to see it put on an air of in
jury when its precious citizens of this
persuasion are discussed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15

AMONG the ANIMALS received this
season the Baltimore Sun Almanac il
by far the best. Containing in detail
all the latest and most valuable in
formation, political and statistical, it is
compendium worth having; certainly
an appropriate supply Ofths wants OF
large body of intelligent patrons.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15
Nh n IA Yourselves by making mo-

HEA ply l wHen V gc aene chance %S
Inn EuH is offered, thereby always
keeping poverty from your door. Those
who always take advantage of the good
chances for making money that are offered,
generally become wealthy, while those
who do no. improve such chances remain
in poverty. We want many men, women,
boys and girls to work for us right in their
own localities. The business will paw
more than ten times ordina y wages. We
furnish an expensive outfit and all that
you need, free. No one who engages fails
to make money very rapidly. You can
devote your whole time to the work, or
only your spare moments. Full informa-
ton nd all that is needed sent free Adj
dress STINsoN & Co., Portland, Name
Oct 2
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15
LOST

A PIECE OF drab, watered
~ SELk-14 or II yards A suitable
reward will be given for its delivery to the
Jan JOURNAL OFFICE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15
MINING JOURNAL.
j. B. ODER, Editor.

FRosTBURG, MD, JANUARY is, 1881.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-15

Since the above was written the
Coal Trade Journal has reached us.
We clip the following paragraph in
confederation of our view of the fair
ness of the usual comparisons between
the Clearfeld and Georges Greek re.
gions. The italics are ours
Bituminous is likely to score good
tonnage during 1881; at present there is
nothing really new in the trade. The ton
mage Of the Georges Creek region, foots
up 2,Os2,703 tons for last year, in gross
tons. Clearfeld Is 1,7S9,s72 net tons for
last season, showing an increase of 1O8,-
752 tons, after seven weeks Of idlsness by
reason of strike.
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Tout q l!%lectricitG I!

I'm depute italien Went d'avoir
l'igenieuse idee d':ntroduire l'elec
tricit6 dams les travaux parlemen
taires, par l'invention dun appa
reil a voter qui permet chaque
representant de maiiifester sou
opinion sans SO deranger.
En- voici la gcnese: chaque
membre de Ia chambra II devant
lui, q 81 place, nne plaque de me-
tai portant sou nom ct pOurvue
de trois boutons de metal mar
ques respectivement oui, non, ct
abstentiou. La plaque est EN-
communication avec un apparel
imprimeur centrai, qui iinpr,-
me Ell trois COLONIES selarees cha
que genre de vote, suivant que
les membres pOassent leurs bou
tons reNectifs ure quatrieme co
lonne narque les absents.
LIE moment venu d'enregistrer
cllaque vote. un c:liffre correSpon
aant au chifl're vote apparait ct
le total peut Sc voir dun coup
d'Hil.
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L7a conscH. Ma.lemeiselie, JUS
Qu.au jour on vols Serez fancee,
,,ortez tloHc vos btgnes Il la m;,ia
dyciie.
lly a des jcunes files qui pas
sent au Quatrieme sloig' de Ia main
gauche lie premier anneau don't
on leur ait fait present; ce que
voyant, les jrunes gems a marier
s'lmaginent qu'eI!es sont promi
ses ct dirisent, ailleurs ieurs re
CARDS. Au contrai;e. des Ga'on
recu la bague DIES fiancailleS, Oh
ia porte au doigt qni receyra l'al
lance du marriage atm d',vert'r
qn'on nest plus 4 rechercher.
! Ainsi l'cxise la loyaute qui dot
! desormais duiger vos actions,
tani 4 regard tie votre ti;snce que
des autres kommes.
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ComElluniquc.
GUlDRY'S Nov. 4th. 1e2


AIR. t'Et'iteur TA;Lodauc Sent;
nel.-L'etfet des ordinances dn
Jury &c Police, relatives aux Ie.
wees commence a paraitre de
deux manieres La premiere bon
ne eH &c qui concerne les districts
Nos % ct 80, rive gauche. oui
grace d l'activite dGploy1e bar
MesSrs' V. Guidry ct F. Guidry
lnspecteurs de ces deux districts.
nous donnerons lie bonnes lev6es.
ct sahs trop de trouble. La deux
leme manlere concerne la rive
droite, Nos. IA ct Is; celle IA
est lo'n d'6tre satisfaisante. Dams
le No, II tOutes les lev6es sont
presque a:hevees, moins .leux pro
prietees qni ne sont pas com,nen
Gees ct qui 81 j'en crois une let:,e
dun des propri6taires non resi-
dents, lie Ie seront pas dutout.
On a otfert 4 ce proprietaire de de
fairc sa les6s, sans bourse de!iee.
mais IL d fort bien repondu : that
he nay yet make Canals instead OF
lerees. C'est folt engageant pour
les inteIress6S de la rive droite.
II est vrai que dams uu paragra
phe de sa le:tre, il doune pour
tiche de consolation, qu'il est
acil'iag to abide by the majority of
the people, not conflicting ho1cerc,'
rith his persona! interest de sor
to que 81 SEES interats sont de faire
paSSer l'eau SIR sa terre, il faudra
que NANTES families soient inon
dtes, 'onjonrs d propos de l.inte
ret personnel. JIG ne sails 81 celia
est legal. mails ce que je sais, c'est
que ce lan1age n'est pas fait pour
attirer de bieu wives anitiaes au
proprietaire, de Ia part des Vol
sius q,i n'ayant pas eac d'autre re
resources. seIont forces, inon,lees
OH non. dc deMe,:rcr sur leurs
terIes, ct per,ieront probabiement
ienrs rrc,.lfe::, et tout eek: pour ct
par lrsysteEle d'interet personnel.
Dams /, lju. distiict on pl1che
oa:r. te!n. n; III resistance aux Or
don,:nrcs. ct !e:; Inspectenrs de
ceS ,l.-uX districts auront tort 1;
t,ira cru;r. IL m ,aytis vOuloir ct
i'luse:@t p"r>o:,H*i'
5:tii Il iOuS,
.iUGUSTE CRETiNI.
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DECEs..-Mme Celeste Daunis,
tpouse de Mr.. John &. Ragan,
cst m0rte Ell bas du Bayou le 5
do ce mO!s, d l'age de 6l aus, 10
laois ct 4 jours. Ses funi.rai!ies:ont
Gu lieu IL 10 al cime;iare de i'e.li.
SO catholique.
lie ienne Pierre A. Haydel est
decede le lode ce mois 4 . heu.
res dn matin 4 l'ase da q ans.
CONNIE membre dc la compagnie
des pomplers Protector No 2, ses
fcstes ont etc escOrtes 4 sa de-,
niare demenrc par les trois con,l {,
gnIes qni compOsent le departe
.aentdu fea.
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Toujours Marse,llals, les Mar


seillais
Mon Ger, imagine tot que z'a'
6te invite 4 la classc. Pas fert,
les Parisiens, lis ne tnalent les
lievres que par un ze leur al ap.,,
pris le coup double. Lors4"'!,,
partait un lievre, z'attendais q"i'
sc crOisse ayec nn antre, ct pan
go, ze les tu;;is t"us les deus
les.
Gust zuIi. maiS tn aurais du
leur cnseiguer le coup de Id p'o
me.
-Dis.le moi un pen, mon bon
AUne compagnie de perdreauA
part, tn azaste ie premier PEI
slreaa a g.uce, tn donnes un rt
tit mouremeat i toa Msli vers- Il
droite, ct tn tues toute Ia coinpa'
gnie.
! ~Z'ai compris, tn tires en- AFRO
soir.
! ~Oui, mon boa!
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Observation-Disclosures les sHrre.
RES sont lciuaiIemeut en- ou6.';
lion, ct d'.ipre; les inlofaii .:inas
Gli nous Sont parvrnneS IL ren-
xleUent est saliSfaisaut ct tenl Il
s'am5iorer d.. jonr on iour. Snl
l'iIabita.i,n 'Varsr'y c:;I'is1a sons
Ia surveillance es Ia direction d.
NM. Howell t; Rob!rhanN, trrnta
,leuX acres ont donne cir,na";a
boncaults lie sncrc. Si toas les
ilabi. ants ohtienn"nt TN seinb,;,
bio rend'ment, la deficit sur Il, RI
colte ne serait pas ansSi cousitlG.
rab'e qTOn snppoSait.
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AIBRES FRUITIERs.-Dans nn

AIBRES FRUITIERs.-Dans nn
couple dsannaes, nons SOmlnes NJ 3
hac6s dane iuOudatiOn de toate
espece de fraits. Cilaque resi-
dent de Thibolaux qui pos sele
an petit jardin, a rcmplace Ia cnl
ture des Iegumes par celle des ar
bres 4 fruits. A ceux Ia nou $
burs souliaitonS une entiera ct
complete reusSite dams leur nou
velle culture. mais mons prions
ceux qui Sc livrent al jar,linage
de perseverer Il ms In culture DIES
lesumes les traits sont ua luxe
ct les legumes upe ntccssite.
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lie l'Ols<s~ Usltx.

L. eamife ,!u FoE'is " liz dtsirai. riu,.
ner au peupe caticr i'oacasi'n dc l,.rt;cipor
a &c ienoignagc d'.i,u;ir ct d'estlaie ror;
notre rfgrette gouverrear LOUIS SAiFkED
WILTS, DIES subscriptions. Iuelqnc laiaies
uu'elles r,,is-ent t:re les on 'Gnf, s;3u~ du
paaS re aUssi bicn cue les past,eA d.. ss:c!.
seropt Tecus aH.c uue egae gratitude.
Des lis,es dc subscription soGt IL Ria. .sgant
ouvertes aux eu,sroits ti-aries.
Bureau de IA StNTISLLLE,
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TER7E A RIz. - Une bonHe
chance est offerte a celui qni desi
re- 80 livrer a Ia cul:ure du riz.
Mr.. David B. Pugh offre den
louer deux cent arpents a deS con
litions tres avantageuses pour lie
fermier.
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lie grun,l iury iu district

-La gran,l jury du district dc
CoInmbie Il i.c,ese d'accns;a
,ion |. c;:,''aii,e ii. W. Howgate
pour avoir cOntrefait ie nom de
Il. II. Il ,y,eSte', trdsorier de la
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany dams un rpGa lie Sl2,10o, ci'
date he i6yrior 1879; pour av"ir
contrefa!t le meme nom dams un
reca lie si2,4S0. EN- date du 81
Amt 1880. ct dams IN autre reeu
de $ll, $40, Ell date du 10 octobre
1879.
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ExpLosloN.-Il y a Ell Jeudi
Init jours que la t6te dc la bouiI-
loire de la sucrerie de Mcclellan,
sur le Bayou Black a fait ex-
p,osidn, sans heurter personne.
Aujourd'hui tout le degat est re
Darf.
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TH1BODAUX. Ln sAMEDI IL NOvENlBRE 18s

lsespionne confederee," Sc trouye
dahs telie ou teIle vile, tantot re
duite Il la derniere detresse ct sol
licitant des secours des personnes
charitables. tant6t faisant des lee
tureS, On bien jouant sur tel ou
theatre: Les nombre DIES anventn
'leres 1ui sc font passer pour Bell
Boyd, sur tons les points du pays
est inc'oyable. ii y Il qnel1nes
annees, une de ces soi'disant Bell
Boyd lnoyolua en duel le canitai
ne St. Clair Ada,ns, du Ne,cs
d'Atlan:a, Georsie, qui await .ie'
voiie son impostrre. La dcruiere
| de ces Sosics de la ce'ebre eSpiuu
he fait son apparilioH II Waxa'
hachie. Des 1876, les francsma'
cons de Martinsburg Sc trouve
rent dauS Ia necessite d'envol er
nne circulaire aux macons du
pays entirr, pour les METRE en-
.arde contre les nomlTeuScs per
sonnes implolant de l'aide Ell Sc
dormant pour Ii file de ''notre de
funt frere. B. Il. Boyd, ESQ.,"
LA Bell Boyd authenthique
Went d'ec'ire una piece d. thea
tire qn'eiie coni'te taire represen.
ter l'hivcr proclaim a Philadel
phie, ell Sc chargeapt du .princi
pal role.
-L'eglise paroissiale de st.
MartlD est probableinent la plus
ancie' ne de nos can1pagnes, ct
date de 1865. Dix ans aapar,.
want, deS missionaries pr6chai
ent dtj;t i'evaEsile a l'endroit on
Sc trouve a cettn henre St-Mar
tinvilie. Les archives de l'eslise,
sOnt on ne peut Plus iilitressan
ties, e; nous Y tiOuvonS dams lcur
ordre chrono!o.ique les nouns DIES
dif1ertn's cares qui v ont cxerce
leur ministers.
En 1905 lie Rev. Jean Francois
p.elre capacin ct misslOnnaire
aposto'i4ue fonda Ia p!cm;e e
eg!:>e 4 st -Martinviiie. II tut
pour snccesseIlS, Ell 1172 le pe.e
Hiaire lie GenevauS, pre;re fran
GALS.
En- 1882 lv Rev. Jose de Araze
ma, pielrc eSpagnO!.
En- 1888 lie Rev, Gefrotain, Do
minicaln.
En- 1737 vint ensuite IL Rev.
perc Joseph Antoine Corde-
lier'
En- 1888 il fut remplac6 par
le Rev. Berna.d de Deva, capu-
Gin.
En 1899 George MaIphy, pIdIre
irianisis, Gui desservit l'eglise
jn>qu'en 1894.
T., i7ot ii eat pour saccesseHr
Ie rare We'll.
T.. 1895 le p,:re Batrierc, pretre
emiste.
Ea lSo4le Rev. IsaI'ey. re!i-
sieux dominic.sin. uu saint hoin
me qni de>srrsi, l'egiise iuS4u'en
1923 (GpoGnr de soa GeceS
IGn 1923 Marcel Borella instal'e
|, Il Juliet. ct dGce.ie en- crtte pa
roisse IL 2l j:hy,er 1886. C'est a
sa libeIa!ite que nouS devons l'f
elise actuelIe pour 'aqnei!e il lais
81 tOu;e sa fortune Qui Sc moiita!.
Il uninze mile l,ia>treS. Son tom
beau 'cnglemps nfg:ige dams no
ire cimet!e il etc trs;iispoyte
dams l'esiisc OH SIS oenares rept
sent maintenant dams ie cheureH
face t;u grand autel.
! Ea 1886 le Rev. Jean Bras
Senr.
Ea 1910 le R6v. Henri Ss-Au
bin. pete sec','itr.
En 1912 ie pere Martin, den
le leruicr aaIe fat III ben6aictiol
tie notre tg!ise actUeile.
| En- 1Siiie Rev. Lucas.
En- 1916 lie Rev. J.. Dutour.
! En 1913 e Rev. JacpHcs Fon-
bonue.
Eniin en- 1851 le Rev. 4. II
Jan, uui depdis trs"tc annees de
s,.rt !'egi;se, e. q.i a su inefite
l.e>iime ct la vt:5,ation de sc
, ,niois>irnS. - Obs, reatear a. =
Nartiarille.