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We nad another pretty severe storm
on Wednesday night There was per-
feet flame u lightning the rain fell in
torrents; aaga Ii very high wind prevail
cd foz several hours. a great deal af
fsneing was prostrated, and i few old
buildings were biowH down IN she coifn-
try. We learn tliatltils gale vas much
more severe IN ST.. MARI. and that many
buildings were demolished, among the
number three sugar houses. The rains
aud storms hare done much damage TO-
the growing crops in this section.
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Opelousas, La 9th April. 1859.

On motion Of Mr. Birotte, Resolved, that a
vote of thanks be and are hereby rendered to
Mr. James HiggAls for tlfe sill IIfuT and efficient
manneF he has worked ID keeping up the
streets and brid yes Of shis town for the past
tWn years.
Board, On motion of M. PefFerkofn II. I'd icnrn.
ed sine eEis.
GEORGE PUnFDRD, President.
Attest G. marc, Clerk
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Mothers and daughters should feel alarmed
when WEAKNESS constantly Expresses them.
IF / fretful from exhaustion of vital
powers and the color is fading from my face,
Parker's Ginger Tonic gives quick relief. It
builds me up and drives away pain with won-
derful certainty" Buffalo lady.
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NOTICE OF ADmINIsrRAr1oN.

Probate Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. 1880
ESTATE OF JOSEPH ORTEGo.
Whereas. Edmond Ortege, of the parish of
St. Landry, has applied by his petition to be-
appointed administrator of the estate of Jo-
seph Ortego, deceased, late of the parish of
st. Landry s;
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment will file the same
in.wgiting, IN my office, in the town OF Opelou-
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES O. EHACHERE,
April Is, 1851. Clerk.
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A CAR ID.

syyHE undersigned was employed at A. Yea
n zie's coffeehouse, which was robbed on
the night of the 10th of April, during Mr.. Yea
zie's absence; ON his return was discharged
without cause. leaving ME to suppose that L
was suspected of the-robbery. desire the
public to know that such suspicion in unjust
and entirely unfounded. -
WM BUCHANAN.
Opelousas April 18th. 1882 ct
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The Sngar- Boot OF the 18th says that
the Teche was still risiz1g at that date
at New iberia, and that il vas likely 90
rise at least 4 lve inchss mere. No fears
are sntaHtained for tie tossn, however,
d. ii il yet protected by q natural bank
sir fset high.
Morgan City is severed with water
VARYING II depth frera tive u tlirfeel
feet. The water ts running over tlla
pilsa of til ailfead bridg dgs Al that point.
The AkcIl Afalaya are
both falling rapi asld I y sheogbt
that III worst u nuW eTer.
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My Rambles in the Enchanted
Summer Land, = Is the title of q bean
tifally illustrated pamphlet 1escsfp-
i've ef season spent in the great
Northwest. Those who contemplate
! snniaar tour should BY all aeana
avail themselves of the information il
sem mtains in sheseries of letters address
81 = lady Ia this State. Itmay be had
BY addressing the Northwestern Rail-
way Company, Chicago. III.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
L IL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry.
I, B. Martel, by. Clerk aud ex-ofieio D'y
Recorder in and for the parish Of st. Landry,
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the within
Judgment was this eleventh day of April A. d.
1882, duly recorded III Mortgage Book No. %,
at page 14S.
Witnessany hand and seal of office. April
llth, 1882. b. MARTEL,
Dy elk and ex-Uificia Dy Recorder
y April Is, 1882. St esd
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DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, Ne 1903
Estate OF FRoIzlN f. FosTENor.

Estate OF FROZEN +. FoaTENor.
By virtue of an order of the Hon the Pro
bate Court in and for the papsh of st. Landry
there will be sold at public auction. to thes
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
natural tutrix, Or any duly qualified anction-
eer, at the last residence of deceased, in praf.
rie Mamouth, parish aforesaid. on TUES
DA z, the 9th day OF MAY, 1882 the follow
ing described PROPERTY, belonging to the
estate of Froizin +. F6ntenot deceased, to-
witt
/. One hundred and fifty arpents of land.
situated in Prairie Ma,nouth, bounded south
by Joseph Bacon, north by Oscar Dariean,
east by Bayou des Cannes. and west by pub-
lie land, with all the buildings aud improve
ments thereon.
2. One old buggy, ona old mare, household
furniture, kitchen utensils, farming implies
ments, one branding irsh. etc.
Terms--Cash. SOPHIE MANUEL,
April s, 1882. Natural Tutrix.
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KaTHER MExED. The Times Demo
eFaE credits one of our recent articles to
she 0pel0asas Banner; the Picayune
esPiss one Of our items and credits it to
the 0pel0Hsas Observer; and the Baton
KDage CapitoliGa "A Aduocate attribRfea
tlae same article TO the Washington ar
ass What's the lnattsr1 Is it Que Of
tlie consequences Of the overflow too
much waiter or have they been taking
taa much Of something else mixed with
HI
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Jesse james, one of the James broth
ers, famous highwaymen and despera-
does, was killed at st. Joseph, Mo-, on
Monday, Sd inst.
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A special meeting of Opelousas Fire
Cs. No will take place this evening
at z o'clock at the Gem Saloon. A full
attendance is requested.
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4 cAaNcE EnR TElE oKE9EL0wEn

A FIELD Of 100 arpents. we'll enclosed and
n ditchef, suitable for cotton, c9rn. nr any
ether crop, with two comfortahle hsisss and
u pasture-Wood for incl at hand and water.
canvenient-being part of the esreeal md plan
tation, adjoining the town OF Dpei0Hsa@, On
the east, will be rented IN the year, OF ssld, !,
at nominal price. Apply to Judge y. As
Martei. 0peleusas, or at this office. HsE25
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FOR SALE.

TG0 ACRES OF LAED-50 acres enclosed
HUI and i'll cultivation, balance woodland
with dwelling, twa corn cribs, kitchen,
smoke-house, etc. situated twent ysmiles from
Opelousas. and i've miles from Prud'homlne
City. on west side of Bayou Mallet. Ternls-
part cash, balance on time. For particulars.
apply at the COURIER office. apl5tf
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Proceedings Of the Board of Police oz
the Town of Cpelousas.

MONDAY, APRIL 10th, 1882
The Board met pursuant to q call of the
President. Present.: George Pulford, Pres-
dent, s. Birotte, E. Pefferkorn, and B. Martin
The President announced that the meeting
was called for tile purpose of examining tue
reports of the Treasurer and Collector for the
past year, and appointing committee to turn
over the books and archives Of the Board to
the new Council
The President appointed as the committee
Messrs. S. Birotte, q. Pefferkorn and B. Mar
tit
The Board then went into a committee of
the whole, and proceeded TO, examine the
hooks and vouchers of the Collector and
Treasurer, which after q careful examination
and comparison they found that the following
statements of the Collector aud Treasurer
were correct.
The same were approved and ordered to be
published:
COLLECTORS STATEMENT FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR IaSl-l8s2
Amount of taxes levied for wear 1881. $l7o9 Is
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Probate Court, Paris6 of ST. Landry, No. 1881
Estate OF JONATHAN p. MAY
Whereas, james Fl. Houston, of st. Landry.
has applied by his petition to be appointed
curator Of the estate of Jona than p.
May, deceased, late of Mobile, Ala banla
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position to said appointments will file the same
in writing, in my office, in the town of Opelou-
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES D. CHACHERE,
81 April IG 1882 Clerk,
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RAILROAD HOTEL,
Opposite Morgan Depot

EMILE aLAXSSAhU, FKUPHIEEUK.
FHyHIS new hosteTry is now fitted mp In every
a department for the comfort uf boarders
and the travelling public, and the ertisine will
embrace all the substantial eatables that the
market affortls. Charges moderate. .iai4*
The Opelousas courier., 1882-04-15

Get yonr door and window frames
made at che St. Landry Planning Mill
The Opelousas courier., 1882-04-15
A Wosman,s ExDerienee

Weatllerboards and any kind of lnm
Der dressed at st. Landry Planning Mill.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A NEW town residence, neat and ctsfveai-
IL ent, suitable for email family, with two
acres Of land, enclosed. viii be suld cheap,
or rented low to a good tenant.
Apply at this office.
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YEARLY STATEMENT
Of monies received and disbursed by Town
Treasurer from 7ths April, 1881, to 9Th
April 1882.
RECEIPTS :
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YeR will seldom find an attorney at
law = he knows better.
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Est flooring and ceiling go to tle Sc.
landry Plaaine IiIl. lit Washington
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F1RW n

yueA Street, fronting Courthouse square
For further nfoFIna zion apTsEy ; atE this office
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METROPOLITAN LIFE UNVEILED. =
Book Agents and ether people who en-
jsy racy reading and sensational facts,
will no donbs be interested in j. w.
BaeIss Iatsst werk, metropolitan Life
Uaseilsd,n advertised in another col
Hmn of this paper,
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EIegance and Puritv,

Ladies who appreciate elegance aud purity
are using Parker's Hair Balsam. It ia the best
article for restoring gray hair to its original
color, beauty and lustre.
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The New Orleans 1saes- Democrat has
Nea more glorious fames BY ito mag
ssaInity and nehla generosity 20 the
aaasfefs of tile Ia1a overflow. than by
~ e ita former brilliant achievements
D able and justly nsritorious journal
IN The prOprietors Of this greatjonr-
aas sasa net only sent ont large sup
Raisa ef provisions to tie destitute and
AEving people, bur have alsn had two
sasefs angaged for weeks. III resen-
Mg psopls ~ stock ffena the waters,
Hsq transporting them TO places of
alezF All llenaF to the 1isaes- Denao-
mil lnas It's glorious ensigu float
tiseas&ad b years.
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Mill |NERY { DRESS-nAKIN(1.

V1HE undersigned respectfully thank their
L friends for past favorss and announce
that they have olsnetla shop on Main street,
between, the stores of Messrs, j Perrosliu and
L. Puelleu, where they will do all kinds of
SEWING AND DRESS. MAKING
for ladies and chldrenA in the best style and
at moderate prices. Sewing also tlone for gem
tlemeu. M,AEErT GUIDRY,
mhfs Mile. MODESTO GUIDRY.
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4 certify that the foregoing is true and
correct statement Of all cash as per cash book
of th6 town. p. q. LEFEBVRE,
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0nr latest New Orleans exchanE Ees
ara of TIE atIl fseeiseA ois ehe III
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NOTICE
JupacIAL NOTICES
JUDGMENT.
CONSTANCE THIBoDEAU, WIFE, VS.. f.
a. RENE MARTIN, HUSBAND.
DISTRICT COURT, ST. LANDRY Ne l3s62


In this case, by reason of the law and the
evplence being in favor of plaintiff and against
defendant, it is by reason thereof ordered, ad-
jutigs.l and decreed that plaintiff do have iudg-
nent against defendant for the sum of eight
thousand, four hundred and twenty 29lIO0 dol
lars, less the sum of fourteen hundred dollars
in lands.
1t is further ordered, adiudged and decreed
that plaintiff be separated in property from
her said husband, and resume the adnlnistra-
tion of her estate.
1t is also ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the writ of attachment sued out in this
case be maintained and perpetuated, and that
the property thus seized he sold to satisfy, as
far as it will go, plaintiff IS claim and costs,
and that defendant pay all the costs of this
suit.
Thus done, read and signed, in open Court,
this 9th day of April A. ID. 1882.
G. w. HUDSpETH,
Judge 18th District Of La.Il
true copy -
B. F. MEs1NLEY, Dy. Clk
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" made. Custly outfit free. Address
1wIL TREE s. Co. Augusta. MaIne
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PERsoNA Mr. Il. :. M6lanson, Of
Pass Barry. eallsd On us this week. He
Nas driven fFsm home by the feod
nsafir three weeks ago. and is yet un-
abla TO return.
Mf. 0ctava y. Ceuret, Of New Orleans,
y visiting fripads and relatives in our
taWn, the place 81 his birth
NJ. ]. B. GalIenne, talented citiaen
y Vile Plate, WIla served with distin-
HaisAed galIaHkFy IL the campaigns
aiast the Ne1 Perc6a Indians, under
m Custer, iaWhich he was dssper-
Afelg wounded, favored rs with q visit
Iaat AIonaav.
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The Hook & Ladder Compaug's pic
mic, fixed for tomorrow, has been post
poned until Sunday, April 23d.
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OXFORD, ss:-At q Court of Probate held At

OXFORD, ss:-At Q Court OF Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford, on
the third Tuesday OF February, A. ID. 1852,
nNTHE petition of Elisha and John Bartlett /,
~ sureties On the bond Of Samah A. Harris,
trustee ofJohn II. Harris. and Hattie n Harris
minors OF Bethel In said countv PRAYING that
they may be discharged from further liability as
sureties on said bond.
Ordered, That the said Petit'rs. give notice
to all persons interested by causingan abstract
Of their petition with this orler thereon 10 be pub:
Democrat printed at Paris, that they may appear
1t Probate Court to be held ct Paris In said
County on the third Tuesday of March next. at
O'Clock In the forenoon and show cause II any they
have, Why the same should not be granted.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
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adhsred to temperance, and Is one of our
independent farmers. The mean, which
an inebriste would have squandered for
liquors, has been appropriated for educa-
ton and other necessary family wants
81 much for temperance. TEErorALRR.
FRYEBURG, March 5, lss2.-0n the eve
ming of the 27th, ii. w. Longfellow's 18th
birthday was celebrated by the scholars
of the Fryeburg Academy. The exerciees
If the evening were conducted by Miss
Nettie G. Kicker, the assistent teacher of
the above mentioned institution. The
'rder of exercises OF the evening were as
follows; Biographical sketch OF Long
fellow, Miss Julia Toms recitation, The
Day 10 Love-" Miss Nettie Frost; decla-
nation, 1.-The Builders" Allan S. Shirley;
song, "A Clean of Sunshine" Miss virgie
Rowe; recitation, 1.-The Iron PEN" Miss
Alice Morgan; THE Children's Homes"
Viola Collins; The Chamber over the
Gate, Miss Matte Randall; duet, THE
Bridge" Miss Mason, aud Towle; which
was very touching and beautiful, declama.
ton, King Alfred f. n. Shirley recita-
ton, The Old Clock on the Stairs, Miss
Ida Hutchins; defamation, Success"
Mr.. VIM. J. Fercey, of Conway, y. ii.
recitstion,"A Legend, Miss Virgie Rowe
song, The Open Window" Matte Ran
dali; reading, liking Robert OF Sicily"
Mss Lizzie c. Shirley; "Presuller's An
swer," Clara Mason. The closing scene,
al Illustrated reading, Hanging of the
Cane" The exercises of the evening
were well executed. and Il was an occasion
long to be remembered by the pupils OF
the academy, and those that were so for.
tlnate as 10 be present The audience
was quite large, aud by the frequent APP
plAuse, 1t seemed ID be of great satisfac-
ton TO all. Miss Netiie Kicker has the
hanks OF the village for her successful ef-
Orts. Allow me, Mr. Editor, TO say that
he eautiful music OF Miss Lizzie Shirley
/ ided no little enjoyment 10 the exercises
u the evening.
The Spring term of the Fryeburg Acad-
my will commence on the 18th OF March,
luicr the care OF Prof G. H. Kicker, and
Hiss Nettie G.. Kicker
Mrs. Sally Spring OF this place, passed
Ter Goth birthday at the residence OF her
'ou, VIM. G. Springs, on Monday, the 6.
.IrS. Spring is wonderful lady, retaining
II her faculties, TO reat degree.
A CITIZEN
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.
BETHEL, March 4, lSSs.

HETHEL, MdtSd " AcS-s
rns citizens OF Bethel to the number o
s,,dred gathered at the Bethel Hous'
WV evening, and sat down to an al
.~.-,,p supper in sit-of Goulds Acsde-
W ~ ,,ter the supper they repaired to tn
=. ..,ous hall, where Hon Enoch Foster
-. Dsyis ESQ. aud Rev. A. Bossermai
- s,-,S the needs OF the Institution. The
- at an expense of elk thousand
-. had erected building which was
1O' .-nsm.p, to the village, and well sdsp,-
>. ~. = n. wants OF the community, and 10
q : ,n-,oses for which it was desisned,-
- t,,b.r education OF our chiliren,-and
- - n the citizens TO come forward
'Ff o,-ri.b II in style that would BE-
Re creditable TO their generosity, sno
=. che comfort and convenience OF the
.s,l,r, A subscription paper was cir
ltd by wm. +. Skillinss, esq, and
=, =, one thousand dollars were pledged
= N. purpose. The proceeds OF the
- were about one hundred dollars.
,s,' .,rmit,ee want about tfteen hundred
,,l,,-s There were select readings and
..,slpg in the parlors, and in the hall mu-
=. and dancing. The Trustees wee
s,,hly gra,iaed with the success OF the
-, and the citizens had an enjoyable
:. oar fathers erected the school
-. nv the side OF the church, realizing
-, an Ignorant man was detrimental to
--.,.,i,pi,r. 4, an unsancti6ed education
=. dangerous 10 the well being Of the
W.
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OXFORD, ss:-At q Court OF Probate held o.
Paris, within ald for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of Sep, A u. 1881,
NNTHE petition Of Lorenzo ID. Berry Admin
isirator Of the estate OF Mary Ann Deerins I,
late OF San Francisco, California. deceased, pray
ing Tor license 10 sell apd convex certain real es
tate de scribed In his petition file in the Probate
Office for tho payment Of deb:s a,d incidental
shzrges.
ORDERED, That the said Petitioner give notice
20 all persons interested by causing an alb stract OF
his petition with this order thereon to be publish
ed three week SUCCESSFULLY In the oxford Demo
crat printed st Paris, that they may appear At .
Probate Court to be held at Paris in said County,
on the third Tuesday OF March next at . O'Clock
n the forenoon and shew cause II any they have
why the same should not be granted.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
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RUMFORD FALLS * BUCKFlELT
RAILROAD.

The Rumford Falls & Buckfeld K. Il.
Co. held its annual meeting at the office
OF the company in Canton, on wednesday,
March lst.
The annual reports OF the president,
treasurer and superintendent were read TO
the company. The receipts OF the road
Tor the past year show 4 rapid increase
over those ofthe former year, aud for the
past five months OF the current year are
such as 10 indicate very prosperous fu-
ture for the road.
The superintendent in his report states
that additional rolling stock has been
placed upon the road during the past
wear which was much needed. owing 10
large increase OF business, and more has
already been ordered TO be delivered In the
spring. He also reports the road-bed,
track and rolling stock in good condition.
No accidents have occurred during the
year. The following were elected officers
for the ensuing year
DirectorS-I. Washburn, jr., S. c. An
drews, OTIS Hsyford, y. L. Marshall and
IL. c. Bradford.
President-I. washburn, jr.
Tice President and Treasurer-S. C..
Andrews.
CIerk-George ID. Bisbee.
SUpt-Otis Hsyford.
Assist .SHpt.-Oscar Spaulding.
General Ticket igent-R. c. Bradford
PERUVIAN SYRUP cures Dyspepsia, Gen.
.ral Debility. Liver Complaint, Humors,
Boils. Chronic Diarrhea, Nervous Alice
tons, Female Complaints, aud all diseases
originating in bad state OF the blood
wIsrAR's BLsAM OF WILD CHERRY
cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whoop'
ing Cough, Group, Influenza, Consumption
aud all diseases of the Throat, Lungs and
| Chest. 80 cents and 81 bottle.
| An enricher OF the blood aud purifier oil
the system; cures lassitude and lack OF en-
| .rov. such is Browns Iron Bitters.
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pr-urr A meeting OF the Bethel Lit
= Cryh WAS held Monday evening. IN
80 S,r,1rs OF Mrs. A. b. Goodwin. The
- -. ~ the evening consisting OF
..J5r,. Rotations and songs, were com
..-wo-,tive ot LOngfellow, the meeting
-.,n-r.Bg 90 the anniversary OF his seven
snb birthday. The meeting opened
- the singing OF The Bridge, by Mrs.
~ R,we accompanied on the piano by
n n a. Straw. Each member theu
- choice quotation from the poets
INC. consisting in several instances
-, r6np,rte poem. The Psalm OF Life
=. -.rft-i 10 concert by the entire ciuo.
49,, p,sry Day" was next suug by Miss
r.,-sB,e Buck. with Mrs Johnson az the
an, The tale ai witchcrait, Giles
r,--y OF the salem Farms WAS rendered
be- ne following readers Dr. W. 4. Rus
- a, Giles Corey" \ Z HerricS- esq
=. ..r,hn Us,horne, Mrs. T. {. Rowe, as
Cotton Mather." O'Neil Hastings n.
.r,-,,bsp Wslcott," Mrs. J. q. ClOgdman
.p.r,,-t Gardner" Mr. T. H. Durell a.
.r,sr GI,vI" Mrs. W. A. Russell as
-v,rths Corev. Miss Matte Burnham as
rt,5.. aud Mrs. q K. Wiley - Mary
Wsr1.t" Acer the reading OF the TRACE
r Ms. " %. straw sang The Death OF
V.pshaha." and the following readings
us-e given The Blind Girl OF Cas,ii
n.Ur. Mss Auuie Favor; The Poets
-ae. Ms Emmt Roberts. A poem writ
,s- nv Or. y T. True. for this occasion,
.7!ca:ed % L1ugfrllow, was read by Mrs
D. L Hastings. A beautiful li:e-size pOr-
:-itoC Lonstellow, aud a large portrait OF
lis Home At Cambridge" were conSpic-
s7-, smoug the other decorations of Mrs.
G5dw.u'> pleasant par.ors. The club adj
l.-1ri a; a .A;c hour, - meet in one week
~..h Dr. ". A Russell aud wife, on which
OCCASION the works Of Alice and Phebe
Carey wi, tngroSS the attention OF the
c.g1.-l.r.
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February 81. 1852.

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed BY the Hon. Judge
the trust of Administrator de bonis non OF the
estate Of
MARIA L. GOFF, late OF Peru.
dlrects; hetherefore requests ali persons indessed
to the estate Of said deceased to make Immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same to
February 81, 1882.
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned two OF the Corporators OF
he MagAlloway Dam and improvement Company
n ,med In An Act TO Improve the Channel olths
Magslloway River aud facilitate the drvinEof logs
and other lumber. :" approved March .. ISL here
by give notice that the first NEE ting OF said Cor
poratiou will be held At the Office OF Strout ADD
Holmes, No. lss Middle Street, Portland, Me- on
Monday the tenth day Of April A. D.. lss2. at three
II the clock In the afternoon, for the purpose OF
choosing necessary officers Tar said meeting, the
acceptsncs OF said act and charter OF incorpofa,
,ion the organizs alton ola corporation under said
ch after, the ad % ton Of necessary bylaws for
said corpora ton the choice ofA President, Sec
rotary Treasurer, not less than three Directors,
and oil other necessary officers OF SAID corpora
ton and of doing all other things and transact
ing All other bu sness necessary 10 the compile.
ton o the organization OF said corporation and
the promotion OF the obi ,ets set forth 10 said Act
WILLIAM W. BROWN.
JOHN HALL.
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DUN,gh The lumber business i very
lively ID Denmark the present winter.
T.e-e are more or less teams In every
.ca5J. district engaged In hauling poplar,
,eec1. OAK. birch, hemlOck, spruce aud
g1e lumber. either - the drpO, AZ Brown
--.t o. % The mills The poplar Is mostly
sGg.ei % The depot and sent 20 Cumoer-
and Mills % be used FOR paper pulp. The
birch : used az the clothes pin manu!ac-
;o-y 10 this plsce. two hundred cords OF
Va.-a vii he used for that purpose. But
among al our manufacture. the corn shop
O BgrnAsm and Morrill, brings the most
'saiy cssa iuto Denmark. The shop i
rJv uper.utenied by Frank Giles. former
y o., N.uo: who s engaged with seven or
,glt m-u. manufacturing csns Tor the se,-
so1 0'l>>- They are intending 10 put
d? seven hundred thousand cans this ses-
30.
snow ABOUT two and a half feet deep,
SEEDING first rate.-J.urHgl.