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Mons etions an mois de fevrier.
en- plrin c'rnaval. GA etait.il, ce
ben temps OF, avec mon oncle ct
UrS'i!r, nous partions, le cnur le-
s.", la conscience tranqnillc, la
h'nrSe p!eine, passer Ia mutt Il
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s.i IL. trSuie d'y aller: nous ren
ct'ntltliu"s peut etre des amiS
don't la presence cbasscrait nos
ennnls. Ellie rrfusa 5; ellie etalt in
disro~fe, nieiendit>elic ellie al
lAh Sc coacLer. Nous nous qnereI
lanes, cOmme nous commencions
a e:l l'ren1re l'habltnde; ellie me
reproclla Ia mi>ere dams laquelle
nous aiilion> glise' ellie me mena
ca dune separation.
T.. tie menace await porte dams
mon cRur un trouble ct I'm tffroi
in.iicibIes. J'anais prefere Ia
mort a son abandon. l! faillait de
fargent! Je resolus d'aI|er chez
mon Oucle tenter TN emprnnt sc
iieux.
J'etais presque sur de le rencOn
trer. Depuis quill etait pere, IL lie
bougeait plus.
Je montai. IL ftait sorti.
Les domestiqncs avaieut profit6
de l;,b>cnce du maitrc pour aller
voir les ufasqHcs; la nourrice seule
etait rtStte.
Ellie bercait lie Bebe ell chan
tant une complainte Ell patois de
son pays. Je m'approchai ct je
rtgar'lai mon ennimie, Ii dormait
pai>iblement. bien rose, bien
clland. dams son berceau de
so.e blanc, tout ouate, tout parfu-
me.
Je m'assis aupres de lui. La
nourrice s'endormait en- continu
ant son refrain monotone, ct moi
meme je ne pensais a rien QUA
attendre le reptIee de mon on
Gle.
II faisait tses chaud dams cette
chambre.
All! je vous le jn"e, monsieur,
je ny avais pas reflechi !. .Je he
sails comment celia est arrive!...-
II y Ell, un brnlt, je ne sais
qno,, dams l'anti:l,ambre, la nour
rice ssahsenta un instant, EN- me
recommandant de l'appeier 81 len
fant s'tveillait-..
Je restai seul avec lui l..
Ce fut CONNIE IN moment de
fievre!. -J'ouvre la ten6tre toute
CYANIDE Ellie donnait sur une vas
te cour noire ct solitaire. -.je sonf
Ae Ii lumiere .Je prends Fenfant
entire mes mains. . III etait tout
moite! je fexpose a la brise gla
Gee. III pensse quelques crls
ou:emporte le souffie fnrleux du
vent il Sc tord.-- .ses petlts
mcmbres ee cramponnent
moi
Je le remets dams son berceau,
je rallume la bougie, je rapelle la
nourricr.
.J-6tais ca1ms. Je men vals
tranoniliement; mails dams la
rue, je sens la ss.enr ru'sseIer sur
mon front ct cler mes cheveax
sur mon crane.
Vous lsav-z dit. monsieur, J'e-
tais dams mon droit !. .Je venalS
De reconquerir mon heritage. Je
cours chez Ursuie l.--.
Ellie msaimera encore, pen
sai ie. nous allous rcdevcn'r RI
chest.
.Je cours chez Ursule.
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BAYoU.-Lcs eaux du Bayou,
Il baisser. mails 81
lentement Ns,'on IL tout lieu de
cfoirc qne Ia navigation restera en-
c'se ion2temps onvrrte anx Steam
bo;as. larS rixiers sent on ne
penf Plus satistaits tle Get Gtat de
EhescS.
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ECLIPSE DE LUNE.-Ce soir.
aux erSirons lie Minuit, il v aura
"nc magnifi1ue eclipse dc lape ct
p'obablement qu'oa men verra
pas ane rareille de bien lon.
temp:' Ellie oemlAenccra vers on
re heures ct Sc te' ',ninera vers ena
tire ht.tres ct demi tlu matin. .. Eu
tre mInnIt ct uae heure ellie de
Sienu,a totale.
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Yeas: Aucoin, Azcma, Howell Zernott and
Moore. ''"@A
Nays: None.
t,n motion duly seconded the Council
adjourned.
(Signenl H. W.TABOR. Navor
4. J:PERkIN, Clerk.
true copy. :,
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed Bids will be received by the un-
dersisned until June 22nd, 1891, at II
O'clock NJ. tor the construction of two els
terms III the Court House Yard at Thibo-
daux La, according to plans and spccitica-
tious in iny office.
S. T. GRISAMORE.
President Police Jury.
June 10. 1881:
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signed will always have on ha ID n full as
sortrcnt OF first class Sewing Machine at
the lowest Market price; also ali the at
tachnents, OIL and needles at cry prices.
To convince The public that he is decided to
sell cheap he gives below the prices of said
machines.
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Collector.
The Market Masters report showing to.
tai collections for the month OF April
1881 to be Ninety five l5!l0O was pre-
sented and referred to the committee on
Finance.
The Tax Collector presented the follow
ing list of delinauent taxes for the years
1877. 1873 and 1880, aud Of unpaid licenses
for the year 1891.
Delinquent Taxes for tha years 1877, 1873
and 1890.
1877. Thornhil. Eugene Oo. Molaison e.
Azama o.. Dupre. Melville 3 so. Bergeron
&. 80 Malbrongh, Ozeme 30, Malbrough Ben
-, Bondreaux, Est Sylvere 3 90, Coint-
rent N 50, Rose, Miss Lucinda 4o,, Aus
let, Joachim 81, Evans. s S 90, Baudoin,
Mrs ? 90. Snaer, O, J. 50, Anderson, John
30, Odom George 50.-Total $H IS.
1873. Maihrough, Ozcme so. Malbroush,
Ben 'o.:Boadreaux. Est. Sylvere ; 90. Cointe
ment NJ. 80, Rose. Miss Lucinda 100, Aus
let Joachim SO, Evans, S. S. 90. Bourdoin,
Mrs A. ? 90, Anderson, John 20, Gamard,
Mrs. N. 10 90, Caillouet, J. N. so. Thomp-
son, Mrs E. A % 90. Walsh, j. NJ. IS, Ter
Henry & Co. II 90, Gil'is, Mrs. G. NJ. 90
Naquin. Anatole 50, Crosier, Alfred 5O.-
Total $50 IS.
1889, Boudreaux. Est Sylvere 3 90. Rose,
Miss Lucinda. 400. Evans, S. 5. ! 90, Bau-
doin. Mrs A. %. Anderson. John 20, Gam
ard Mrs. NJ. 10 90. Terrell. Mrs Perry 9 50,
Gillis, Mrs. G. NJ. 3 90. Samoan, F. 6 90. ITO
ne, j. A. 800. Singer Manufacturing Co
10, Bergeron, Frank 50, Thibmlaux
Claiborne 50, DeviIlard, Oscar ! 90, Mitchell
Joseph -. Hurley H. Freeman Lee & Sid
ney 25, Holiins, Wesley & Fred. 2OG,
Preslin, Mrs. Pierre l 90. Nauuin. Arsene
4 90, Naquin, Mrs. NJ. 9 90, Celestiu. John
IL 90, Celestin Est. John O0-Total s75 20.
Unpaid Licenses for 1881
{. Azema. coffee houses 10000, II. H.
H. Michelet coffee house 5O 90, Mrs. Gam
H. so, j. ID. Machado Il. NJ. & C. II. so, F.
Hoffman. Stable . GO, C. BerGeron, Dray-
man 5 90, Czcme Malbrouch. 5 90, Lcme
Malbrougl, Drayman 5 co. II. Franklin. G.
H. 30 o. A: Joseph. r. NJ. & C. II. so Co.,
Total S3SO.0O
Respectfully Submitted.
o. J, LEGENDRE,
- Collector.
May 9Th. 1881.
On motion duly seconded. the Mayor was
authorized to lay temporary walk in front
OF the property of L. N. Roth
On motion duly seconded; the sum of Thir
ty Sixaud 60Il00 Dollars was appropriated
as follows:
Eleven and 6ollOO Dollars to cover war
rants already issued in favor of .lahorers on
streets, chargcable to Streets and bitches !;
Fifteen Dollars or so much thereof as .may
be necessary. to pay laborers on streets lu-
ring the week. chargeable to Streets and
bitches; and Ten Dollars to cover the war
rant already issued to Michel Guillot on
account for brickwork, chargeable to Ban
uuettes.
Yeas: Aneoin, Azema, Howell, Moore
and Zernott.
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad.
journed.
(Signed} Fl. w. TABOR, Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
true copy:
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
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II. VERRIER
GUM SMITH.
and cesler in all kind Of
SEWING MACHINES.

The undersigned having decided to re-
open business at his Old stand on Main
street, between st. Louis and Green streets.
takes pleasure to announce 10 his numnrcus
friends and the public i'll gcneral that hc
will always keep on hand fall assortment
"f guns OF all sizes and of different rrncs.
also q complete l;uc of kevolvcrs, cartridges
and hunting materials.
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Tho Traveller Who Wisely Provides

Against the contingency of illness by taking
with him Hostetter's Bitters, has occasion to
congratulate himself on his foresight, when
he sees others who have neglected to do so
suffering from some one of the maladies for
which It is remedy and preventative.
Among these are fever and ague, biliousness,
constipation and rheumatism, diseases often
attendant upon a change of climate or un-
wonted diet.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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ARTICLE VIII

! The privilege is reserved Of ;,or.os,
tne capital stock OF the corporation to sncn
amount as the stockholders NAV ,letarn,;,1
proper, BY two thirds vote of tho o",;r.
STOCK, after thirty days notice, either hv
;o.tI'lsement q, We IN IN some newspaper published
1ras"os .no soM" ot ih,'odaux or by notices ad.
dressed to the stockholders and ma;iaa
thirty days prior to the meeting for 49,
purpose. ''' e"ae
ARTICLE TX.
SHOULD any subscriber refuse or y. c,oo.
! u pay ms or their iustalmenrs ns fhs
sane Iaiis due interest ut the rate of eiuht
I.l cent per annum shall be added thercfn
iroan ;r maturity until final payment. And
- -: auy subscriber neglects or-refuses to nav
nr.., Va .uoil .a iiista.ineht within thirty Gavs
aiter the specified time OF oavmrn+ 'Ha
stock OF said delinquent shall bs ,.c,,nJ ,nJ
aoahooned by the subscriber aud forfeited
10 'he company, as well as any navmor,a
that may nave been made thereon. or t,'a
Board OF Dircctors'shal! have the r;"ht ,o
eoMp'i, py SUIT, the payment of surh in
bic. A "o'isa-
ARTICLE X.
Zach share Ofstock shall he cnt;,,oa -
one vote at any meeting Of stolkholdcrs of
tne company and may be cast either in ,,or
son Or by proxy in writing. pe'
ehoald stockho.lers fail 20. elect di,or.
tors on the day hereinUefore provided ~.
tto.'!,ahy t snail not be thereby dissolved,
put the President shall cause anoth.r a,a".'
ton to be held within ten DAYS rhoroa1,ec 1,e.
| giving due public notice thereof.
~ AkTIILE Al.
80 dividend declared shall Lear ;,+o,os4
and any dividend III claimed far .thn $50
OF thFee years from the date declared. shall
De forfeited to the company, after the nnh.
.e.1."a ,.oals "a ene same once week for. four
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL, }
Friday, May 9th, 1881. {
The Town Council for the Town of Thibo
d'nx met in regular sessiu.l this day at 8
O'Clock Z. II.
Present H.'W. Tabor Mayor ]. l.. Au-
coin, j. NJ Howell, +. Zeruott. l. d Moore
and c. Azema. Tr,,s' ees.
Absent: Ill. Dansereau, Trustee.
The minutes OF the previons session were
rea.t aud approved as recorded.
The Committee on Finance presented
the following report.
TO The Honorable the Hn3o, and Trustees
Of the Torn Of Ihiboauur.
GenJlcmen.-Ieur Committee on Finance
to whom were referred the Marcl, Reports
OF the Market Master, Collector and rreasu
rer respectfully beg leave to report that
they have carefully examined same toscth-
er with the vouchers accompanying the lat
ter's report, whiei, they have compared
with appropriations mado and they find all
OF SAID reports true and correct They
nave cancelled the Treasurer's Vouchers
and granted certificates Of approval GU
Treasurer's books. .
They have examined and find correc.
the following bills.
l. Roth and Fleetwood for medicine fur
nishtd pauper, Antoine Latanis 90
:. y hihodaux, sheriff is. for board
and Turkeys Of pricners 1900
) Jamisons Sons nn account for
paving bricks 5al 63
4. Ii W Tabor materials furnished
for laying pavements 1O5 &c
5. The Monthly allowance to Pro
tector ire Go. No ? and Home Hook
and Ladder Co. No. !, is now due aud
payment thereof recommended 20 90
6. The salary :and compensation Of
the following named officers Of the
Corporation for the quarter ending
April 81, 1881 is now d;ie and payment
thereof recommended as 1ollt,ws:
Mayor s59.0o. Treasurer s3l.,5. 81 %
Secretary, $iS.5 Constable SlGN. lis IS
Printer S22oo. Mark Master SIG G6 4, 60
Cooperation Liborcr, Tor April -s 50 90
Total. $95s 95
They append the requisite resolution to
cover the above Recommendations and re-
specttuily sngtiest its adoption.
Respectfully Submitted.
(Sisnedl Id. MOORE,
Chairman
j. l.. AUCOIN.
Committee on Finance
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Wheeler g. Wilson. Nos. e. 2 curved
needle. .425 to @Ns
Wheeler Il Wilson, No. 8, straight nee.
die $50 to $40
Grover and Baker. improved. s25 to as
New Wilson Oscillating Shnttle 49, 23s0A0
Old style Singer 20 u 3
New style b,nger. 2S to ~
The light Running Domestic =. 10 to IS
new Home. ---..--..-...........25 .25 to IS
" nt7- "a 10 ~
THE NEW ELDREDjE, the King
Of Sewing Machines, tan improve
ment on the White and Domestiel- 30 to IS
Every Mac!,iue furnished WITH q COM
plete set of Attachments without extra
cl;sugc.
The rnaersigned will also devote part;en,
lar attention 20 the repairing OF fire. srmS
aAd has secured a. first class worsnian fec
the repairing Of sli k!ne ef sewisx ms
cil;ue*. T. YE&4uR
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May Its, 1881.

AA"S Atos 1'Foi'
The following resolution presented by the
Committee on Finance WAS, on EAotien duly
seconded adopted.
Resolved. lhat the sum Of Nine hundred
and fiftveight and 95tloo dollars, he aud
the same is hereby appropriated to pay the
following claims, TO WIT
Roth & Fleetwood, chargeable to Incl
dental Exp. 81 90, T. Thibodaux, charsea-
BILE to Police and Criminal sig 90, Protec-
tor Fire Co. No. 2, $40 Home Hook and La;
der Co. No |. chargeahle to Fire Depart
ment; II. W. Tabor Mayor $50 J. +. Tnibo
deaux Treasurer $3l .25, A. J. Perrin Clerk
$l8.75, .. J. Legendre Constable 800. F.
Samoan Printer $25 ehar.eable to salary of
officers, o. j. LegenGre, Market Master.
chargeable to Market House, SIG 6si, S. jam
ison's Sons $5al f3. II. W. Tabor sI05 &c,
chargeable to Banqncttes. N. Arceneaux
soc chargeable to Corporation Laborcr.
Total 1858 95.
Yeas. Aucoin, Moore, Howell Zernott,
and Azema-
Nays: None.
The following Treasurer's report was pre-
sented aud referred to the Committee ON
Finance.
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Information Locales.

CH1ENs.-Depuis que le Cons
table a lance sa proclamation,
nour l'extermination de tons les
chieps errautS on 'ren volt plus
nm seul dams les rnes. Jusqu'icl
ses saucisses on fait ties peu de
victi,nes ct tout porte Il crOire gu
Il on sera pour ses frais de confec
tiOD.
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Respectfully Submitted.
JOS. r. THIBODEAUX,
Treasurer,
May 9th. 1881.

May 9th. 1881.
Inc following Collectors Report was pre-
stnted and referred to the Committee on
Finance
Collectors Report
Enr tie nnnth Of nlil 1881
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ectOfS kepOrE-
} month of April 1881.

1873, A J Brooks, co. 1874 A j Brooks 9 no
lS1l A I RrnnES . 90
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Witnesses:
p. A. THiBODAtX.
A. j. LASSEIGNE.
EMILE Z. LEBLANC,
Depaty Clerk and Ex eliicio Notary Public.
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JOHNsTOwN GIRL SHOT IN PTTTsBURG. -
The Plttsburg papers contain the particu-
lars of the shooting of a girl named Maggie
Jones alias Clara Skelly who is said to have
been a former resident of JOhnstOwn, but
who left there some two years ago. The
allegation is that shortly after her arrival
there she entered house OF bad repute, and
has been travelling the high road to destruc-
ton at as rapid rate as Is possible Lat
terly she has been putting up at the place OF
a woman named Mcintosh, ard Monday
night, about ten O'Clock, a cripple bY the
name of Harry GangwiSch called there. He
was under the influence Of liquor at the
time, AMI soon after entering quaTreled with
the girl mentioned. A few hnt words were
interchanged when he drew a revolver and
fired at her. The ball entered her left breast
a short distance above the heart, but it Is the
opinion of the physician who attended her
soon afterward that the wound is not neceS-
sarily fatal. GangwiSch has been committed
to await the result of the wounded woman 5
injuries.
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HORRIBLE BURNING. On Friday after
noon last, Mrs Mary Dickinson, wife of Isa-
iah Dickinson, who resides near Allegheny
Furnace, had occasion to visit a neighhor re-
siding about a quarter of a mile distant from
her home, presumably on a necessary errand.
In the house she left three chiren, aged re-
spectively years, years and months. AS
is usual in such cases the children began TO
play with fire, the process being TO put pieces
OF paper in the sink and then set fire to them.
While at this dangerous work the clothing Of
little Harry, the second child, took fire, burn
ing him in terrible manner The other lit
tie fellow, after dragging the baby to a safe
place at the door ana covering it with some
clothing started after his mother, crying at
the top of his voice that Harry was burning
up. His mother fastened to her home only
to find her child literally roasted alive,
breathing his last about twenty minutes at-
ter her arrival. Persons who saw the body
of the child after its distressing death, say 1t
was one of the most heart Tending and sick
eniug spectacle it was ever their evil fortune
to behold The funeral services were held
on Saturday. Tribune.
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NEW. JERSEY premium WINE.-Physi-
clans state that the port Wine that took the
premium at the Centennial, produced and
offered for sale by Mr.. Alfred Speer, of New
Jersey, is a wine that can he safely used for
medicinal purposes, being pure and free
from medication, and is more reliable than
other Port Wines It is especially recOmmen-
ded for weakly females and the aged. The
deep color is the iron from the brown stone
shale rock on which the grapes grow, which
is rich in iron. For sale at the new drug
store, Ebensburg.
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A WOMAH's EXPERIENCE. Mothers and
daughters should feel alarmed when the
feeling of earinesS and languor too con-
stantlv oppTeSseS them. ''If am cruSs and
fretful from thu exhaustion of vital bowers
and the color is fading from my face, J al
ways fi-d immediate relief i'm that excellent
remedy, PaTker's Ginger Tonic. which seems
to build up nv system and drive away ps u
and mplancholv with wonderful certainty
Several of my friends have experienced the
same benefit from its Use" II Buffalo Lddt
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RI. KUTKEL-s wORN SYRUr pevsr Ans
70 destroy pin. seat. rornd, thread aud stoU sch
worms. This Worm syrup 10 pleasant, safe and
edeotual remedy fer all kinds Of worms As most
OF the worm medicines offered % the public are
preparations nEuseatinx and disagreeable to the
taste that Il is almost impossfble TO get child 70
take them, Il is the most desirable remedy that
can be given for worms. It hiss neither tho taste
most delicate infant with perfect safety. The
eral sym ptons of worms are q sailow complexion.
with a blush circle around the eyes. enlargement
Of itbe abdomen and stomsch. foul breath. gnsw-
ing pains in the stomach and bowels. Irregular ap-
petite, startings or grinding OF the teeth while
aelsep, etc 1t is q lSmentable fact that hundreds
OF children hurried TO the grave On account Of
the above symptoms ofSen being tsken for some
other where smany might have been saved
gimpIy,oy the use os E +. Kunkel's Worm Syrup.
II Is undoubtedly the most valuable worm syrup
that can be had for all kinds Of stomach seat pin
ana thread worms. Can be used by old and young.
hdults ooinR as likely to have worms ss children.
tDr hunkel ie the only successful physician in this
country who removes Tape Worm IN two hours
complete. head and all. and no fee until removed
frlce OF the Worm Syrup, 81. OF bottles for Is.
1Eor Tape Worm, write and consult the doetor.)
For ali others buy OF your druggist the Worm Syr-
n. Ninth St. Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail
free. send three cent stamp.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.
+. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, q sure cure
many years IN the practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success. Symptoms sre loss Of
appetite wind and rising OF food. dryness IN mouth,
headache dizziness sleeplessnesS and low spirits.
ties, or six bottles Tor 35. Ask for f +. kunkleH
Bitter Wine Of Iron. and take no other. II your
druggist has 70 not, send to proprietor. L +. Kun
kel, 25e n. Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa. Advice
nee send three cent stamp. Aschenbacb 81 Mil
LEI. Sole Agents, Sd and Callowhin Sts-. PhilAds.
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THE billy goats pretty bird,
And loves To dine on shirts.
But for midday luncheon, he
Prefers to eat hoOp-sktrts,
Old oyster cans and rubber shoes
Appeasc his appetite.
While barrel hoops and corset stays,
Pill him With great delight.
Short meter. Sing il to your own tune, however,
and then make up your mind to reaiization OF
this fact: That Jas. ]. MUIR ny, iO9Clnton street
Johustown, sells ready made clothing cheaper
than anybody else, He sOlici.s 4 call from YOU
reader. order. Persons from this northern
end of Cambria county are made specially wei
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THERE wonst was two cats at Kilkenny,
Each thought there was one cat too many
So they quarTeite1 and tit,
They scratched and they bit,
TIL. excepting their nails,
Aud the tips of their tails,
Instead of two cats there warn't any.
Such was last Tuesday The election being over
and the country saved, let's descend TO comm IN
place affairs. The weather grows cold, and you
need new OvercOat. or II may be full suit-dOn Z
you Then 20 to Sim IN and Bendhems. next
door to the First National Bank. Altoona. They
sell f1rstciaSs article ui clothing at prices which
commend themselves to tie purchaser ana II the
goods fail to give you satisfaction let US hear from
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-11
FIRST wEEK.
Men of Eminent AbiLttu.

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