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St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-02
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

-Lieutenant-C Commander John G.
Thompson is writing book on Thirty
Years in the United States Navy
The Rev. Leonard Wilmington, D.
D., senior pastor Of the First Church in
Newbury, is the oldest Congregational
minister in New England. He is nine
ty-thipe years old.
The Georgia friends and admirers
of Colonel w. T. Thompson, the author
of .sMajor Jones' Courtship,' are about
to take steps to erect a monument to
his memory in that State.
1T is said of Mr.. Samuel Read, OF
Watertown. N. Y, who died recently,
that he hada remarkable record Tor
health, not having been confined to his
house for a single day IN seventy
years.
Nancy Lee is one hundred and sew
EN- years old, and lives in Lexington
Ky. She is not the famous s4sailor s
wife, but a negress who lived on the
site of Lexington before the town was
ever thought OF.
MIR. John B. Cough thought that
his health was good enough to enable
him to lecture this season: but he caught
a cold at the outset, and now he has
cancelled all his engagements. Mr..
Cough IS in his sixty-sixth year. --Bos-
ton PostN
III. W. l. Garland, the editor of the
3 CataoEc, 7elegrapla, Of Cincinnati, died
in that city recently Of pneumonia. He
was considered the brightest, most
cultured and most promising young
man in the profession there. He it was
who once interviewed Salvini in Italian
and Bernhardt in French. He was an
Englishnan by. birth, and was thirty
j two years Of age. = Chicago Tribune. /
-Apropos of the pronunciation OF
Whittier's = Maud Muller we quote
the following from a letter to the Bos-
ton Journal, which seems to settle the
matter: Last summer met Mr..
Whittier, and in answer to the same
question, which has been asked me
scores of times, Mr.. Whittier replied
that the family whose name suggested
the word to him pronounced theiI II
name Muller. They were Hessians: :
Mrs. Dwyer Gray, wife OF the
editor OF Freanaan's Journal, Of Dub
lin, Ireland, is very handsome and in
teresting woman. Her acquaintance
with her husband happened in
romantic manner, while she was on a
visit at Ballyrock, on the sea-coast neal
dublin, where Mr.. Grays father had
summer residence. During storm
schooner was driven on the rocks op.
po tie his home, and, in the presence
OF his future wife, Mr.. Gray swan witt
a rope to the rescue of the crew. Fol
this heroic deed he won the medal O
the Lie Boat institution and wife.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-02
HUMOROUS.

"A daily paper says that rock salt is
made at the inland springs and not from
sea water. We always had a notion that
salt was rocked in the cradle of the.
deep. The Judge. s4s
--esLook at youp' shrieked Mrs.
Econli, as the nurse let the baby fall over
the second floor baluster. Two inches
nearer the wall and that child would
have smashed fifty-dollar statuette
and the hall Ianlpr' And then they
picked up the baby. Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Yerger is one Of the most ex-
travagant women in Austin. On the
recent occasion of her husbands BIRTH
day she presented him with an elegant
pocketbook, saying Now, my dear,
whenever you take out this poke etbook
think of me-" 'sYoufEbet / will,' he
replied with Tociferous heartiness
that surprise ! her. - Isras Sifftiugs.
-. Protoplasrn, remarked the pro-
fessor, 81 is composed of carbonic acid,
water and ammonia, in which compound
the water largely spredominates To
what conclusion does this lead?'' The
pupil was q boy. and not. easily stag
gered. He answered: 1T leads to the
conclusion that dad never takes any
prot toplasmI in his'n ''-Chacdgo Inter
Ocean.
A !; mild4eSe youth wearing q
desseft spoon hat and polka dot,
socks went into Middle Park the other
day and claimed to be a Ipining expert.
The boys inveigled him into driving a
stick of giant powder into drill hole
at the bottom of the shaft with an old
axand now they are trying to get him
out Of the ground with ammonia and 2
toothbrush IL dranaie sBooaneraaags ID
"A ladies' fashion paper says that
scissors are held with the broad blade
uppermost. This information at last
settles point which has long puzzled
good many American editors who, at
midnight, have frequently lost a good
item by their inability to decide which
blade should take precedence. What
they now require are instructions for
keeping the mucilage brush out of the
ink bottle. AZ. IL Herasd.Z
An Irishnan tried to shoot little
chipping bird with an old Queen Anne
musset. a4He fred. The bird, with a
chirrup or two, Hew away unconcerned
in the foreground, and Pat was swiftly
and noiselessly laid on his spine in the
background. Picking himself up and
shaking his fist at the bird, he ex-
claimed Be jabers, ye wouldn't .
chirruped If yesd been at this ind OF the
gum English 1iagaSiae.s
"A young husband. desirous OF pro-
yoking q chance to pay a compliment
to. his young wife and OF receiving an
assurance Of affection, says, with an
aspect of surprise: !. MY dear ! heard q
very remarkable thing today. v hats
hisrnsme told me that he had been look
ing into the matter very closely and
discovered that there was only one mar
ried woman in this street who WASH T 9
fiirt,s and rea " loved her dear hubby
better than any other man in tho
world. The vile, after mature refec-
tion. q wonder, new, whoitcan be?
Thought Z knew erEBodg ION the
street I.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-02


Then, behold he was sent to the atuc
to put the long box in order. He was
not afraid of a mouse, nor of the cold,
but he grumbled SO much over that box;
nothing in it worth his attention. How
ever, he tumbled over the things.
growing all the time, picked out a few
straight nails, a key or two, and finally
appeared downstairs with this mes
sage: .Here's allthere is worth keeping
in that old box; the rest of the nails arc
rusty, and the hooks are bent, or some
thing"
NJ. Very well, said Mr.. Peters. and
sent him to the post-oifice. What do
YOU thinkp BY the close of the next
day. Charlie had been paid and dis
charged, and the old sign hung in the
window.
=. I've no kind Of notion why was
discharged grumbled Charlie to his
mother; .. he said he had no fault to
find, only he saw that l wouldn't suit
It's my opinion he doesn't want boy
at all. and takes that way to cheat
Mean old fellown:
a 1t was Crawford Mills who was hired
next. He knew neither of the other
boys and so did his errands in blissful
ignorance of the s.long box until the
second morning of his stay, when in a
leisure hour he was sent to put it in
order. The morning passed, dinner
time came, and still Crawford had not
appeared from the attic. At last Mr..
Peters called him. Got through 2'' pr,
azss No, sir; there is ever so much more
to do. a 4
80 All right it is dinner time now;
you may go back to it after dinner,
After dinner back he went; all the short
afternoon he was not heard from, but
Just as Mr.. Peters was deciding to call
him again, he appeared.
I've done my best, sir, = he said,
and down at the very bottom of the
box found this I. This''was a fve-
dollar gold piece. If
!. That's queer place for gold. said
Mr.. Peters. g It's good you found it;
well. sir, / suppose you will be on hand
tomorrow morning?'' This he said as
he was putting the gold piece in his
pocket book After Crawford had said
good-n night and gone, Mr.. Peters took
the lantern and went slowly up the attic
stairs. There was the long deep box in
which the rubbish of twenty five years
had gathered. Crawford had evidently
been to the bottom of it; he had fitted in
pieces OF shingle to make compartments,
and in these different rooms he had
placed the articles, with bits OF shingle
laid on top and labeled thus: "Good
screws g Pretty good nails g Pict-
,1rn nails >, st Small KEYS somewhat
St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-02
LYDIA c. PaNKHANH'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Ia q Positive Cure

lS a fOSlLlvG cure
for NIL those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
secommon to our best female population.
It viii cure entirely the worst form of Female com
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ucera-
ton Falling and Displacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the
change of Life
1t will dissolve and expel tuors from the uterus In
an early stage development The tendency to can
cerous humors there is checked very speedily byt use
It removes faintness, Hatulency, destroys all craving
for stimuants and relieves weakness Of the stomach
1T cures Bloatng, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, Seeplessness Depression and lnd
gestion. z i
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache always permanently cured by its USE
It will at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female SYSTEM
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA T.. PINKHAAi'S VEGETABLE COM.
POUND is prepared at sa3 and 2S5 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass. Price g. Six bottles for s.. Sent by mail
In Of pills. also of lozenes onrecept of price,
81. per box for.ether Mrs Pinkham freely answsrs
all letters Of inquiry. Inelose &c. Stamp Bend for
pamphlet Address as above. Mention this paper.
5yg
No family should be without LYDIAE. PINRHAM's
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bilousness,
and tory,idity of the liver. Is cents FER box.
nSy- Sold by all Druggists. -E1
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION +,
MAYORS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, La, !

Is MAYORS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, La, !
2 . q Nov'r 2Sth, 1852. !
pY VIRTUE OF THE SECOND SEC
- ton of the Act to incorporate the
Town of Alexandria, approved September
18th, 1863, there will be an election held
in each Ward ON the FIRST. TUESDAY,
the 2nd day sof JAN UARY next, 1893 Mon
day being legal holiday by the citizens
of each Ward, qualified to vote by the
laws Of this State and the United States,
and :whoshall be residents of the Ward in
which they 6ffer'to vote for ten DAYS pre-
ceding the Election, to elect One Mayor,
One 1ieasurer, and One Comptroller for
the Town at large; also One Councilman
for each Ward, to- serve for two YEARS.
Polls win be opened, at the following
places: sf8 4
WARD No. lat the Store OIL. s.
Gossens. Comfnissioners--H. IS. Gosscns,
John +. Baltic, John Haynes.
WARD No. AT z. Wells warehouse.
Comnlissioners-M. C. Ward, Moses Mayer
Frank Graham.
WARD No. Sat the Town He'll. Com
miss oners-Sam Fellows, A. Hilton, Chas.
Goldenberg.
WARD No. 4.-W. O. Dahln.on's Paint
Shop. Conmissioners-D. D. Rogers, w.
Rexer, Chas. s. Miles.
WARD No. Sat the residence ofW. w.
Wilmington, Jr. CommissiOners-W G.
johnson, W. w. Wilmington, Jonas Ru
seminal.
Polls will be opened at Z o'clock A. n
and close at s P. NJ, as prescribed by law
w. c. McGIlSEY,
4. B. RACIAL, Mayor
Comptroller,
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MABEL NORTON TROUPE,

The Mabel Norton Combination
on Monday night last, presented for
the first time in our Town, the meIo-
drama Queens Evidence" 1t is a
good play with a good plot, bright
dialogue, strong dramatic situations
throughout, and an exceptionally
fine cast The leading roles were
taken by Miss Norton, and Mr..
Frank Cotton, and the hearty well
come which they received, aud the
heartier enthusiasm they aroused as
the play proceeded, are the best tes
timonials TO their genuine worth as
players. The easy grace and IN
strained, artistic acting of Miss Nor
ton captured her audience in the first
scene, and from that time on, they
were thoroughly en- rapport with
her. Her rendition Of the patient
suffering of the blind in the second
act is as fine piece of acting as we
have ever seen on Alexandria boards,
and the character is so we'll sus-
tanned that the interest of the aud
fence never flags until the fall of the
curtain.
Our expectations were raised to
quite a high pitch owing to the ex.
tensive advertisements of Mr.. Frank
Cotton's comical powers, and we
confess that we attended prepared to
be disappointed. Frank Cotton is
good, be is everything that his ad-
vertlsements represent, and we can
say no more. While the character
which he represented is repressive
one, in that it allows no scope for
his exceptional powers, yet the i'm
personation was highly finished
one in every sense of the word, the
audience calling him before the cur
tain at the end Of the third act. He
is a comical genius is Frank Cotton
and the people of Alexandria will be
happy to see him at any future time.
For the rest Of the company space
forbids special mention. We can
only say that they played first
class support to the stars, but we
cannot close without testifying to
the satisfaction which was univer-
sally felt at the clean and easy rem
1ition of a difficult role, on the part
Of Mr.. J. B. Hogan, the Manager of 7
The troupe. This gentlemen is real
" as thorough master of his pro
fession as any artist of his troupe
and deserves the highest praise for
his performance.
To night "Hazel Kirke, The Mil
er's Daughter" will be given with
a fall cast, and we bespeak for
really deserving company--a rara I
avis in our community--the hearty
of orr people.
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8 ON Friday evening last just afte,
dark an alarm of fire was given a,
t the T. and P. Depot. Owing to the
high wind the sparks from the wait
ing room were flying wild and a car
load of cotton, which had just ar.
rived was the recipient of enough
lying combustibles to destroy a
brick building. So intense was the
heat, and so high the wind that the
employees were only able to back the
car far enough to insure safety to
the depot. Only a few bales were
saved, much damaged, the remainder
OF the valuable staple being total
loss.
we call particular attention to
the advertisement of our friend "Un-
Gle lom' French which appears in
this issue. He is most kind and
accommodating host, pleasant gen
tleman and man we'll liked by every
one who knows him or who has en-
joyed his hospitality. We bespeak
tor him liberal share of the pat.
ronage he 80 richly deserves. Call
on him and if you are not more than
satisfied you are a man who knows
nothing Of the good things of earth
and who cares nothing for "somc-
thing comfortable for his slomach's
sake.'
Our Mayor has been definitely
Informed by the local agent of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad that the
Division terminus of that road has
been changed from Cotile to Alexsn.
drla. 1t will thus be seen that the
earnest efforts of our city authorities
TO effect this valuable advantage will
be at last we'll rewarded. Mayor
McGimsey and the Council display
ed much we'll directed zeal in this
important matter, and the final ben
ehts must rest with the incoming ,
:lty administration to induce the
Texas and Pacific Road to establish
'helr machine shops at this point.
The regular Louisiana winter
seems to be on hand at last and the
'appy owners Of rubber coats had 4
vest use them and lend not. The UNI
'reIla from time immemorial has
'een an article to be borrowed fand
ever returned, lost and never found.
tolen without conjunction or re
morse. 1t behooves us all then
view of the stormy skies and an Z
ny winds which blow, do blow--to
eep wary eye upon our closet
Fiends, and an instructive grasp up
q our waterproofs.
"Into each life some rain must fall
Some days be dark and dreary." |
SEE the advertisement of A. Hey.
ian, which appers in this issue. An
observance of the rules of fair trade
rs made his establishment the one IS
ost popular in Town, and his force b
efficient and courteous statesmen
'a1ed by Capt. Jim Nasits, will al.
avs be found ready and anxious to
low goods. 1t should be the espec- D.
care of our people to literally re- ri
ard business thrift and energy, and -
ere is certainly no one in all our
immunity who can lay higher claim II
these attributes than A. Heyman.
our readers who reside in the
nntry we have only word to say: n
hen YOU come to Town, 90 to A.
ayman' sand if you are not satisfied
th his goods and prices, it will be
possible to suit you outside of
wv York.
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STRONG
E4CTS/

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles Browns
IRON B1TTERs is good fox.
It will cure Heart Disease, Paral.
ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
It's wonderful curative power is
simply because it puri6es and en-.
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
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flows busineSs2
There Amt anv.
GIMME a tcket.--Oh, certainly
--fiow many would you like
--PocKEr full at anybody's dis
posa!.
Nos. 92322 and 1881 take the
cake.
--SILLIMAN's mill is fast approach
ing completion.
--"OH! where is our Christmas
turkey gone top
WE wish our readers one and
all, a merry Christmas.
-CHRIsTMAs goods - the latest
styles, at 7. NJ. Biossat's.
FINE Majolica Ware, the latest
style, at T. M. Bossat's.
READ our Christmas supplement
which we issue this week.
Tors! Toys!! Toys!!! at T. M.
Biossat's, next door to Post-ofiice.
--OwING to stagnation in business
circles teal ducks have risen to 20
cents.
--EGGs are scarce at 40 and As
cents per dozen. No nogg this
Christmas.
TURKEY gobblers were offered
for sale on our streets last week at
$3.50 each.
ANOTHER street lamp--and by
the way very nice one, at the Eagle
Drug store corner.
GORGEOUS beyond conception is
the display of Christmas goods at
T. NJ. Biossat's, on Second Street.
A BEAUTIFUL display of Gents
Seal Rings and Scarf Pins, at T. NJ.
Biossst's, Second street, next door
to Post Office.
For RENT.--Rooms, with or with
out furniture, situated near the Nor
gan Railroad Depot. For terms, ap-
ply at this office.
Tax Collector Paul is selling
property every day for delinquent
taxes. 1t is the only way to make
some people settle up.
WIEN you feel out of sorts,
have the blues melancholy, etc, it
mnst be Indigestion that ails YOU.
Browns Iron Bitters cures it,
-JUsr received by Mires Rosea
thai: $50 lbs Currants, $50 lbs Cit
ron, $50 lbs Almonds, 100 lbs Dried
Figs, 80 Quarter Boxes Raisins.
"A SUITABLE reward will be paid
by the proprietor of the Eagle Drug
Store for the recovery Of the beauti-
full celluloid dressing case, stolen by
some one on Sunday last.
--DoN'T fail to inspect the Christ
mas nice,ies at A. Heyman's grocery
on Front Street. Baer or LawIess
will wait on you with the grace of
King; don't you forget it.
TO to the Eagle Drug Store for
your Christmas Toys and Holiday
Gifts. An examination of the stock
will richly repay any one who con-
templates making his friends happy.
HIGHLY EsTEEMED.-The youthful ,
color and rich lustre are restored
to faded or gray hair by the use of {
Parker's Hair Balsam, a harmless {
dressing highly esteemed for its per ,
fnme aud purity.
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IRELAND q q. I l.;!!s e: ::::;'
Wanted J. U. MeCURDY 4 90. St Louis, IA. =
r O n R II MI!

THE EXCHANGE HOTEL ONE
l. of the largest iu the State, and
one of the most popular. The rapid
growth of Alexandria during the past
two years with the completion of sew
eral railway lines, have given this no.
tel a large and profitable patronage.
Possession given January LIST. 1859.
Apply to DIR. J. S. FISH,
Nov. 3. Alex'a, La
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Succession of G. w. Laney-No. 4lG-
Probate Docket, District Court,
Rap.des Parish, La.
PURSUANT TO A COMMISSION AND
L order of sale, issued by the Honora-
BILE the District Court, in and for the Par
ish and State aforesaid, commanding me
as Sheriff and eS-otticiO Auctioneer. to sell
for the purpose of e6ectug ar,itioo, for
cash and in accordance with law, all the
real estate belooeiny to the Succession of
q. W. Laney, deceased, / shall otier for
sale at public auction, at the front of the
Court House door, in the Town of AIexan-
t'l1a, La, between ne hours prescribed
by law, on SATURDAY. the Goth day of
DECEMBER, A. D. l.s2, the following
described property to-wit:
Lots one q) and three (3) of square
eight (o) of the upper suburbs of the Town
of Alexandria; as per plat of said Town.
with improvements thereon, and thereto
appertaining.
Terms, CASH-subject to appraisment.
: :, D. G. PAUL, :.
ids. Sheriff and ex-officio Auctioneerr.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
WILLIAM A. GRIFFIN
Mrs. MATILDA MOLENArRE NO S|ol'
and Husband. $

WILLIAM A. GRIFFIN
Mrs. MATILDA NIoLENArRE 40 S'ol'
and Husband.
10Th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
ia Rapides, La.
DURSUANT TO A COMMISSION AND
L order OF sale issued and to me direct.
ed by the Honorable the District Court in
and for the Parish and State aforesaid. in
the above entitled and numbered suit.
commanding and authorizing ME to sell
Tor the purposes of partition, for cash, and
in accordance with law, the property
hereinafter described, l shall offer for sale
at public auction, at the front of the Court
House door in the Town of Alexandria
La, between the hours prescribed by
law, on sk
SATURDAY, the 9th day of JANUARY.
A. D., 1888,
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain piece or parcel Of ground, sit
uated, lying and being in the village of
Pineville, in the Parish of Rapides, Lou
isiana, bounded as follows: in front by
Back street. on the southwest side by
of A. David, in the rear by prop
erty of. W. johnson, and on the north
west by r. A. Hunter, as described in his
deed from George w. x. Schwartzenberg,
and also the following described property
in same village of Pineville, State of Lou
siana, and Parish of Rapides, fronting on
Front street, bounded above by property
# the Heirs of John Schwartzenberg and
n the rear by property of w. A. Griffin as
described in the deed from George w. X.
Schwa1tzenberg to E. j. Barrett, and frem
:. j. Barrett to w. A. Griffin.
Terms-Cash, subject to appraisement.
3 zs d. C.PAUL.
. Sheriff Of the Parish of Rapides'
Dec. g, 1sa2-tds. s
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FOR COMP TROL LEn.

u We are authorized to announce
that
A. B. RACIAL,
the present incumbent, will be candi-
date for reelection to the office of Comp
trOller, ut the election in January next.
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FOR COUNCILMAN.

" At the request of many voters we
announce
j. j. FERGUSON
for Councilman of the Third Ward. Elec-
ton January2.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS,

NEW ORLEANs-Daily. Arrives a
S:2o +. NJ, by train, departs at 5:35 A
H., by train.
NATCHGToCHEs AND SHREvEpoRr-
Daily. Arrives at 6 p. NJ, BY stage:
departs at 9 A. M, by stage.
WAsHINGToN-Via Bismarck. Babbs
Bridge, etc., Semi 'veekly. Arrives on
tuesdays and Saturdays at 1 A. NJ,
departs Mondays and Fridays at !
LEEsvlLLE-Semi.weekly. Due every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'Clock
T. NJ, departs every Tuesday and
Friday at Z o'clock A. M.
HARRTsoNBURG SENT, ,veekly. Due ev-
cry Monday and Thursday at 6
o'clock NJ, departs every Monday
and Thursday at 6 o'clock P. NJ.
WINFIELD Weekly. Due every Tues
day at u o'clock NJ, departs every
Tuesday at | o'clock P. NJ.
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A n n 0 UNCEM ENTS,
FOR MAYOR.

T. We announce
w. G. McGIMSEY
as a candidate for Mayor, at the election
on the I'd Jan'y. next.
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4 Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Nd, May ?, 1880.
My health was much shattered BY
Rheumatism when I commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and I
scarcely had strength enough to at
tend to my daily household duties.
lam now using the third bottle and
am regaining strength daily, and I
eheerfully recommend It to all.
! cannot say too much in praise
Gift. Ms. MARY E. BRAsHRAR,
IA Prestuausk
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CHRISTMAS. ATTMORE's MINCE
~ MEAT, fFRESH) in and 10 pound
buckets, just received at Mires Rosen-
halls Model Grocery.