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There is but one thing needed
to make the oyster soup at rail-
road restaurant perfect and that
IS oyster.
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SAN Francisco, Cal, May 80. 1881.
ii. II. WARNER IL Co.: .Sirx-TO your
Safe Kidney and Liversgure | ascribe
the restoration of my wife to perfect
health, after six years of nervous aiiiic-
ton from diseased kidneys and liver.
CHARLES E,zgkSUkGAHs.
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SrAR Lump, Drop and Stick Can
dies FOR - cts per ponnd. III Cosper's.
mlS-tf Corner Mill and Front SITS.
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PONTiUS'
= REP q x TsON S

PoEtius' Cough Syrap.
This Cough Syrup l can recommend To
any one who il suffering from cough or
cold as being sure cure. | have sold a
great many bottles of il since commenced
to manufacture il, and il has always given
good satisfaction whenever used. Ii Is
pleasant TO take and relieves at once.
Beef. Iron and Wine.
This preparation is made from the well
known extract of beet. citrate of iron and
pure sherry wine. IL combines. in = pleas
ant form. the valuable nutritious tonic and
stimulating properties OF its ingredients.
Prompt results will follow It's use in cases
Of sudden exhaustion, arising either from
acute or chronic disease. and viii prove L
yaiuabl restorative FOR ali coEVaIeseefits.
As a Hutritiye tonic IL would De Indicated
| in the freatnlen. Of impaired nutrition.
/ iIi,sovsrishuent o. the btGod- and ali the
various forms Of general tle niiity.
Prepared by Frank A. i'ontIus.
Poatius' GeHtian Tonic BitterS.
4 tonic that M once invignrates the di-
gestisc organs. improves the appetite and
/ the nervous system. IN eases OF dSSor-
der-d q sgcstl0n aud sluggish circulation OF
/ this. blood. these Isitters cannot be eScel.ed.
/ Pretsarrd only By Frank y. P0ntius-
| The above are only a few Of the many
presentations | am manufacturing.
FRANK y. PoNTiI-.
| Apofhecary and Druggist
| fal-tf Front 81. near Cherry Seattle.
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The celebrated Crown Cylinder. jour
nal and other iabricatlns oils st Weta
4 CagnphaiIS
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Go 10 Freeman's fer your fine dress
boots. Boots and shoes repaired hest
caear,. and dGf7.hle. nlf-ol
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Ieather and rubber betting. lacing,
bahb;st etaI. etc, at Naid d Camp
bells.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-06

A good husband, like good
gas-burner, never goes out nights.
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0 yAcons.
]. Il. LEWIS

A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Buffers building. room 1 and ;
James Street. Opposite Occidental Hotel
Seattle, w. T.
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G. A. WEED, M. D.,
l. Nj. HALL,
T. n. CANN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. NOTARY
~ Public and Commissioner OF Deeds
for Oregon and California. Office oppo-
site Abrams livery stable. Collections a
speciality, s2'
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ROGERS.

vouN s. STEPHENS. RlGGER-RES,
u idence cambridge hotel, Port Biakeiy'
~ T. IL "
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= n. WENTWORTH.

~.tvu. AND MINING ENGINEER, U
y s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. special
s,tention given TO locating pre,cinplioii
and homestead claims: City ana oouh
snr Office. squire's opera house.
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Having now fitted up my restaurant IN
elegant stvle. and improved my kitchen
ARRANGEMENTS so ms to enable ne to furn-
ish my guests with more variety and in
style OF cookery par excellence. ! am pre-
uared TO accommodate thu public either
day or night. with whatever they may dc
sire 10 eat. served by attentive waters
and cooked in ali the improved modern
stvios Thankful tn the citizens OF Puget
sound forthe liberal patronage bestowed
| on the late firm of Richards * iioithower,
| ask from ,hepublic a continuance Of the
same, and assure them that strict alien
| ton 10 business. homes; and upright deal:
! ing. constant care to please their tastes anu
sIf;,f WM. RsCkARDs. Pr"pr.
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DENTISTRY.

HAVE LOCATED AT SEATTLE
,or the purpose of practicing dentistry
In WORK shall he satisfactory and charges
.aaannsouahle. Office in Opera House, eppo-
sits New England House. ,n,yu,I
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TURNING.

HAVING LEASED POWER At THE
! Columbia aid Puget Sound Railroad
Company's Miil- / am now prepared 10
take orders for all kinds Of
Wood Turning.
GEO. NEWELL.
f2l-.f Late with Stetson & Pozt.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30
Tribute to MARGARET.

The following eulogy of Margaret,
the good" was handed to me by Sister
Austin of Donaldsonvilie. A part of it
wo"ld be fitting tribute to the cultured,
gentle, faithful saint Of God, who for
more than forty years has gone about
our town and parish, doing good to the
souls and bodies Of men. That Gsil may
long spare her life as BENSON to us all ,
is the sincere prayer Of SIGMA.
This is tie tribute J. r. Randall pays
to our Margaret in one Of his Washington
letters to the Chronicle and CoRstitutionazist
of Augusta, Ga:
What lesson should tho life and death of
Margaret Haughery, good Aunt Margaret
Hau,hery,'' teach humanity! She did not know
making was only surpassed by her munifcent
charity III spending what she made. l doubt if
any learned millionaire ever did much good
with as pure a motive. She was SAINT who
who acted as her pall-bearers did themselves
honor by such testimony to useful and ex-
allied life.
She ascribed all her success to God She
gave her substance to holy objects. She laid
down her burden here, TO enjoy eternal rest IN
misery beings who hoard money for the mere
sake of exercising the power it brings and who
as far as possible make it as useless when they
die as when they lived. The people of New
Orleans, many of them, are welded to pleasure
and sensual delights but they recognize true
religion when they it. and they turned out
en- HasSe to dO it reverence when they followed
Elargaret's mortal frame to the grave.
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District Court.
Business Transacted During the Inst We
nf fl,n snrfx,,,, nor. Term

r.
Business Transacted During the Last Week
Of the September Term.
As we reported in our last issue the
September term of, the District Court
adjourned sine die Saturday evening.
Having already published synopsis n
the proceedings of the first two weeks OF
the term, we present herewith a con-
densed statement Of the business disposed
of during the third and concluding week
CIVIL MATTERS.
Numa Molle.e as. Jno. p. Harp, jndg-
ment in favor of plaintiff for $500 with
legal interest from judicial demand, less
!. credit of $50. Motion for new trial
fled.
Leeds g. Co. rs. Mrs. NJ. Israel & Co.,
default set aside, answe and reconven-
tiopai demand fled and prayer for jury
trial granted.
Edward Scannell rs. W. G. Wilkinson,
judgment in favor Of plaintiff for $67 IS,
with legal interest from March 1, 1871,
Andrew Smith Us. T. C. Butler ct els, in
the matter of the rule to show cause !;
motion filed to strike out testimony of
Mrs. Lucy Butler.
W. G. Wilkinson rs. his creditors, pro-
ceedings discontinued.
Forcheimer Bros. Us. E. A. Ramirez,
Judgment by default.
JOS: Dreyfus & Co rs. E. A. Ramirez,
Judgment i'll favor Of plaintiffs for 1924
"a, with five per cent. interest from June
!, 1881.
Succession of J. Donat Monsoon, ]udg-
ment in favor Of Mrs. Apoline Monsoon,
opponent, for 1920 and costs; appeal 10
Circuit Court granted Oh motion of at
torney for administrator.
!. Sophie NJ. Thompson, wife, as. w. G.
Wilkinson, husband, Judgment of separa-
tion Of property.
Judgments Of divorce were rendered
i'll the suits of Chas. D, Shallowhorne u.s.
Malinda Lewis and Lucy Washington rs
Thos. G. Butler.
HAIRY Paul Wendt, a native of Prussia,
was duly naturalized as Il citizen of the
United States.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Mamie Scott, murder of her infant
daughter; acquitted.
George Watson; murder of Rhoda Wat
son, his wife; guilty without capital
punishment; sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life.
Gustave Paul, alias Charles Gnstavc,
murder Of Eve Thompson ON the 18th of
January, 1882; verdict of guilty; az
cused sentenced to death.
The cases of T. Walter, for indicting
wound with a dangerous weapon, Jimmie
Green, for murder, H. C. Barthelmy, for
inflic.ing q wound with Il dangerous
weapon and Mrs. T. Rodeillat, for SANDER
and defaming, were continued until'next
term of court.
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Registration Notice.
To the Voters Of the Parish Of Ascension.
J)oE.JneaSTtrtE Arr u, 100,

1O Inc DUCTS OF Tile nTlSl OF ASCENSION,
DoSALDsosFILLE, Aug. u, 1882.
DURLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Z undersigned Tax Assessor aad er.oGicto
censioa viii in conformity with law attend at
tie following places for the purpose of revising
the registration of this parish, from O'Clock
4. b.. to / P. NJ and from z. H.. until O'Clock
P. NJ:
Donaldsonyille, Monday, Septarnbar to Sat
urdas, September g. inclusive.
Dufel's store. first Justice ward, Monday and
Tuesday. September II and r.
Mccall Brothers, second ward. Wednesday,
September -.
j. Oubre1s, second ward. Thursday and Friday,
September IL and Ia.
Armand Richards, third ward, Monday, Sep
TENDER Is.
Dufossat Grigoire's, third ward, Tuesday
September III.
brakes store, fifth ward, Wednesday, Septem-
Der %.
Cofeld's warehouse. fifth ward. Thursday and
Friday. September u and u.
Ben. Tureaud's warehouse, sixth ward, Monday
and Tuesday. September - and u.
Opposite DonaidsonviiIe. sixth ward Weducs-
day and Thursday. September 2! and u.
Keuners warehouse. seventh ward, Friday
and Saturday, September . and 30.
New River Lane, eight, ward, Tuesday ard
Wednesday, October ! and I.
z. p. Landry ballroom, ninth ward, Thurs.
day and Friday. October ) and 6.
Solomon Bafnon's, ninth ward, Saturday, Oc-
tober 7.
Viener Bayou Landing. Einth ward, Monday.
October 8.
OPPOSITE Port Vincent. tenth ward. THURSDAY
October II.
Dutch Stores. tes1sh ward. Friday. October Is.
Donaldsonville Monday, October Ii, to sgtar-
da: October 81, Inclusive.
DDTJi3 SMITH.
Assessor a:l9 Supervisor Of Reai.tr.t;en.
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Memento Mort.
TO JACQUES HIRsCH.

TO JACQUES HIRSCH.
Twenty years and two, and you had reached
the span
Allotted by the Infinite 20 run.
In prime of life, SO young SO true and clever,
It was His viii for US to part forever.
One little day of sunshine and of tears,
One little day of mingled hope and fears,
One little day, and then the shining shore
Beyond was reached, and we have you no more
LIES but span at most, come veal, come woe
And still our joys and sorrows ebb and flow.
Joy bells will ring and sorrows pierce the heart.
And glad reunions come and friends must part
Death follows us until our part is played,
He strikes. and we into the future fade;
Reluctantly we yield our latest breath,
The lesson is, oh, man! remember Death.
LOUIS LAZARUS.
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SIleriff7s Sale.
State OF Louisiana Parish Of Ascension
Twenty Second Judicial District Court.
Lncien Landry ct ais.

!
| -Lncien Landry ct ais.
vs.. No. sc,
Widow Apoline Monsoon.
by VIRTUEof andacting in obedience to writ
= of 4. fa. issued by tee Hon. Twenty-Sesond
Judicial District Court. parish OF Ascension, in
the matter Of Lneien Landry ct ais. rs. No. 1856,
Alpheline Monson, dated September s. 1882, to
me directed, have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and highest
bidder. at the Courthouse door Of the parish
of Ascension, on
Saturday, the 4th day of November, 1882.
at IL o'clock A. NJ. the following described
property, to-wit:
r A certain lot of ground situated in the town
Of Donaldsonville, parish Of Ascension. on
Attakapas street, between I,essard and st.
Patrick streets, designated on the plan Of said
town as lot No. twenty-five t25) together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and therennto belonging.
Seized In the above suit.
Termsa and conditions-CAsH IN United States
currency.
Parish of Ascension. September 30, 1892
2. A. JONES, Sheriff.
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JUDGMENT.
State of Louisiana-Pa of Ascension
Twenty Second judicial District Court:
Sophia NJ. Thompson,
William G. Wilkinson,
Her Husband.

VS.. No. 22s,
William G. Wilkinson,
Her Husband.
l, Linden E. Bentley. Clerk of the above
named court, hereby certify that Judgment was
rendered by the aforesaid court, In the above en-
titled and numbered cause, in words as follows,
to-wit:
This case came up regularly this day as per
assignment; present, F. B. Earhart, attorney for
plaintiff. and Fl. FL. Carver, attorney for defen-
dant; when after hearing the law and evidence
and argument of counsel and considering the
law and evidence to be in favor of plaintiff,
Sophia NJ. Thompson, and against said defend
ant, William Graves Wilkinson, her husband,
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and decread
that said plaintiff, Sophia Melrose Thompson
wife of said defendat, William g. Wilkinson,
do have and recover Judgment against her hus-
band, defendant, decreeing a separation of
property between her and her said husband and
dissolution of the community Of acauets and
gains heretofore existing between them. grant
ing hereby full mandatory powers to said wife,
plaintiff, and with full power of administering
personally her paraphernal property and of car
isi oh ioeotiiess u lsei OWL iletHie WITHOUT Inc
assistance Of her said husband
Judgment rendered, read and signed in open
court, parish of Ascension aforesaid, this 23rd
day of September, A. D., 1882
(Signed) JNO. a. CHEEYERS,
Judge.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
- official seal, this 18th day of Septem-
(sEaL Der, 1882.
L. e. BENTLEY,
- ~ Clerk of Court.
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Alessrs. Joseph Gonzales and Y. A. eau
treau Of New River were in town yester-
day and honored us with visit. They
report the condition of affairs III their
section ssmeWIatimproved, though there
is yet considerable sickness and destitu-
ton among the people. Mr.. Gonzales is
informed that the report of the Police
Jury's investigating committee will vim
dictate the statements lie has made from
time to time regarding the status Of af-
fairs i'll the recently overlooked seventh
ward.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30

Congressman Darrall arrived here by
yesterdays train and remained until to-
day, when he left for Plaquenline to join
Judge Beattie. The Doctor is said to be
enjoying his usual health, but he didn'S
give rs an opportunity t. Judge from his
appearance whether or not the cares Of
the Beattie canvass are damaging his
good looks. You oughtn't to slight the
CHIEF that way, Doctor.
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Infor nation is wanted of the where
abouts Of Mr.. Asbury OVERLY, formerly a
member Of the Cannoneers Of Donaldson,
whose name appears on the roll Of the
veterans of that organization. He was a
carpenter by trade and belonged to a
good family. Any intelligence concern
ing him will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded by his brother, Mr.. H.
OVERLY, No. 733 Sixth street, S. L. Wash
ington, DC.
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EStray Notice.

EeNAKEN UP by the undersigned in Port Bar
Il row on Sunday, September 81 1882, d DARK
BAY STALLION. no brand and no visible
marks. The owner is notified to come forward
prove property and pay expenses, or the animal
will be disposed of according to law.
Ascension, Sept. 90 1882.
WILLIS JOHNSON.
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Senator Kellogg and a party ofspeakers
went up to Plaquemine on the Gay last
night. The "old gray horse" will he
here tomorrow evening, and the bald
statements Of the boilers to the contrary
will take their place among the hundred
other campaign falsehoods they have
indnstrionsly circulated.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

A sBURY OVERLY, formerly OF the Donald
n sonville Artillery, Will please communicate
with his brother, Fl. OVERLY. 73e Sixth street.
S. E. Washington City. D. c.
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We have had OH file for some weeks
the report of Mr.. Victor Thomas, teacher
Of the Dominique public school in the
first ward, for the month of August, bnt
its publication has been delayed by press
of other matter. This school had 80 p,,-
pills, IL male and % female; average daily
attendance 80; ~ visits of parents and
Others We're recorded during the month !;
the classes were divided as follows
Alphabet and primer 90, first reader 3,
second reader 2, third reader 5, fourth
reader 8, speller IL, penmanship IL, men
tai arithmetic II, written arithmetic 8,
geography {, grammar 5.
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A Card.
PARISH OF ASCENSION, !
Sept. II, 1882. i


Sept. II, 1882.
EDITOR CHIEF:
Whereas, there has been put in circulation
that Mr.. and Mrs. StanYllie Leblanc OF the
neighborhood in which / live had committed
an assault on me when cutting wood back OF
my field in the woods. 1 hereby certify that +
never had a word with Mr.. and Mrs. Leblanc.
1 was attacked with fever which caused me to
become delirious and caused me to tell to per-
sons that came to see me and cause those
persons to circulate that Mr.. and Airs. Leblanc
had attempted to assassinate me. Now, Ge-
clare that no such thing ever occurred and hope
the public will rest assured Of the fact that Mr..
and Mrs. Stanville Leblanc never done any
thing to me and we never had hard word and
are good friends now and have always been.
THEDDfJI,E LANDRY
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Judge Beattie was here Thursday and
Friday, having come to keep appoint
ments to speak at Darrowvil1e and Dom
inique's Landing. He is now i'll Iber-
vile and will speak at Plaquelnine to-
morrow.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30

Our esteemed friend, j. B. Hebert,
Esq, has been commissioned by Gov.
McEnery as Clerk of Registration for
this parish. Having filled this position
before, Mr.. Hebert is thoroughly familiar
with its duties and will perform them to
the full satisfaction of the people, ire
spectiye Of party.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30

Messrs. Willis +. A. Gaines and Andrew
Gingry were appointed United States
Supervisors Of Registration and Election
for this parish, the first named as a
Republican, and the latter as a Democrat.
Mr.. Gingry returned his commission,
declining to accept the appointment.
Mr.. Gaines qualified and has entered upon
the performance Of his duties. The new
Democratic parish committee has recon-
mended Mr.. Ernest Pedesclaux as a
proper representative of its party, and he
will probably be commissioned as Il
Supervisor. The appointments are made
by Judge Pardee Of the United States
Circuit Court.
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. :
We are enjoying continuance of the
dry,-cool weather, and the nights are su-
perlatiyely beautiful.
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| Base BALI.-The j. E. st. Martins Of
Smoke Bend met the Bostons of Iberville
| on the Celeste plantation in that parish,
last Sunday, and defeated them by a
score of16 to 2.
The Nolans will go to Plaquemine to-
morrow, weather permitting, to play a
second game with the Viguets of that
town. We shall expect the Donaldson
vile boys to do themselves more justice
than they did in their former bout with
the Viguets. The champions of Ascen-
sion and Iberville ought to keep each
other from putting double fgnres on the
score book. They can do better than 90
to l3.
The projected "trip of the Nolans to
Alexandria on the 21st Of October is all
the talk in base ball circles We hope
every member Of the nine will be able to
go, in order that the contest at Alexan-
dria may be fair test of the relative
strength Of the two clubs. The Alexan-
drians appear confident of victory, and
if orr boys Want that 500 they have got
to do some scientific work for it.
Mr. Edward N. Bertheaud, recently of
this parish, is now residing in st. Lam
dry, on the Camp Hamilton place near
Opelousas, with his uncle, Mr.. Frank
Bertheaud, who was formerly employed
on Mr.. James Teller's Riverside planta-
ton in Ascension. Friend Ed. writes US
that he belongs to a st. Landry base ball
club and that they went to Alexandria
four weeks ago and played a game with
one Of the clubs Of that town. The score
was 19 to- in favor of the Alexandria
boys. A return game will be played i'll
November. Concerning the plantation,
our young friend says that, under the
able management of Mr.. A. II. Grneres
the old place has been turned upside
down, new machinery is being placed in
the sugar house and the crop is second to
none in the parish. There was fine
yield of corn and peas, and from $50 to
300 hogsl1cads of sugar are counted Oh.
4 Thursday night Deputy Sheriff Means
boarded the steamer White in charge Of
the following conyicts, who were at the
late term ofour District Court condemned
to imprisonment i'll the State penitentialy
for the crimes and terms herein stated:
George Watson, murder, life; james
Ringgold, setting fire to Jail, five years;
Joseph Tassin, alias Elias Tico, petit
larceny, one year; Enamel Francois,
petit larceny, one year; Israel Stewart,
wounaing less than mayhem, six months.
All are colored men excepting Francois.
We hear that an attempt will he made to
secure the pardon of The latter on The
grounds that his gniltfwas not positively
established and that his health is SO
poor that he will probably die befure his
term expires. Nh. NeaIns returned home
yesterday, having safely Gagged his birds
in the institution provided for their
reception at the State Capital. ~
Mr.. Jules Gondran of the popular Blue
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List of Letters
Remaining in the Post-ottice ut Donald
sonxille. Ascension parish. La.

September 80, 1882.
Ambrose, Peter Lewis, Sancho
Arson, Mics Artra Lyons, WD
Adams, Louisa Landry, Jos
Beline, Bernardo MuIlet, Mrs E
Cox, Al Messmaid Oscar
Daniel, Sophey hears, W Fl
Griffin, Thomas Melancon, Mrs
Harper, Miss Martha Remost. Marcus
Henry. james Roberts, Charles
johnson, Frank 2 Reilly, Edward
Johnson, Miss j Robertson, Mrs Eliza
Jackson George Roman, Osemer
johnson, Miss Emma SelestaiE, Louis
Lewis, Julis syprea1 Vicber
Il not called for in four weeks will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
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Mr.. Jules Gondran of the popular Blue
Store Will accept our thanks for an
appreciated favor. We don't know amy
body who can do kindness with better
grace than Jules.