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Dana, the Editor of the New
York Sun has been in New Orleans
and passed through Louisiana.
He has also seen the terrific bug
bear that has. kept him out Of
:, many a nights sleep. during the
!: last two years, the Mississippi r:v
.er: He has. not written any arti
ieles yet coafrm1ngg.his man Wilken
ssonss lies. Dana had best. hurry
back to5 -vr Y5rE
Work isabout. being stopped on
Hell Gate: # the Government
should stop spending money around
New York, the oIq mar, Will proha
bly, go into spasms.
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.sboAt a0soaelokR.;A Iale1s than.
an hour ahe jury ntornSd, With :
verdict of guilty, without capital
punishment.
Toliver has been residing In this
vicinity all his lifS,. aud had, pre-
vious to this unfortunate affair,
borne a good name.
He had but one arm, but still he
was a hard worker, aud did. almost
as much as any. other man, in any
kind of labor. -.
An appeal to the Supreme Court
has heen taken, but that will only
keep him out Of tho penitentiary
for a short while.
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Coop. ADv1CE.~You will prevent and
cure the greater part of the ills that afiict
mankind in this or any section, if you keep
your stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect
working order. There is no medicine
known that does this as surely as Parker's
Ginger Tonic. 1t will Keep your blood
rich and pure, and give you good health at
little cost. S ee, other column. W
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David King fos:many yeafs::.a
resident merchant of. Thibodaux.
but lately a'gesis!ent Of Donaldson
vile died in that city a few days
ago. He leaves a widow with SET
eral small children.
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C. B. Shaw, Sheriff oil" Vermil.
lion Parish is Published by the Pc
lice Jury of that Parish as a defahl
ter, as Parish Tax Collector, to the
amount of 33S23.21.
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1883 :; 9l@9M1T
LEON eoScnldf
ClOth1er and FurnishH
81. 50 & IS Canal STR.
NEW ORLEANS

There IS no line Of bs,is.,,
competition is more act;ve. 7
1.sd'c'oss buying 10 more -.
than the trade in
Goods for Mems NAsva
Consumers are critical ~
hcalar as to Qualify, &tyk asiRE
and the profits Of Cloth.e,. 49,
ors are so reduced that tho N~ss.
seho does not erert Aimssf 49,
tie best sources OF. supply I'M. \. !
Mndersold and his bMsiness 49,,
by has more uatckfal and ALE
.titOr.
We hare made 1t Our Busi..-
to meet this necessity, and y
IN the trade possesses equal aIu;s.s n
handle
GOODS At LOW cor
Or weU kno,cn feihtie, ~
posing cfgoods in large qsastiis .
able as to operate directly ,citA SS
Nct"rers, and to purchase pisc,
at a much lorer basis of az
usual. This giues We comma.1
the best and most responsible
saring losses that ritA OTHER ar
business houses must be covetedl1
extra profit.
Country Orders. Solidta1
- Samples and instructions
SELF measaring,sent on application,
y c"9'9e' ~
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The SENTINEL is indebted to
the members OF the Morgan City
Fire Department ffor. an i~nv;tation
to their eleventh. anniversary ball
to be given III Whitney Hail, .lIeh
day night Nay !, lSsSSss. ;.
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y 49, - y = =
How SHE SAVED. E nARLTSG.-"I
shall motifs so nervous agaias about la
by's -seething," writesa grateful mother.
.'Wehliok lssasoir darling from cholera
infantunr, bpt happily heard of Parker's
Ginger Tonic i. time: 4 few spoonfuls
ssoncusedtbaa5t;; and an occasional dose
keeps us in good s,ealsH ."+@Br Moth
er.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-14

Why WELCOME What makes Flores
ton Cologne welcome on every lady's toll
ct is its lasting fragrance and rich, fowery
odor.
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Tho trial of William. Toliver,
for the; murder Of Griffin took place
in tie District Court Oh last Tues
.Stas. . =. Is. =. -
. Abont eight months ago To1ver,
shot Griffin. III the house or yard of
thetormer near ST.. Charles 6snaet,
III the rear Of I~hiboaanS. 80
THE e ,1inicnlty originating from.
o dispated-claiia ola dollar or two.
TAeeasa was ably .cohdacssed ~
District ATTORNEY: sallivan,, on be.
:hafef' the state ard BY BiAiu and
Badeauajos.tlle accused. -. 49,.
. 'htdIcase e5citea a great. deal Of.
i9terest,the court rpom being crowd:
ea.s11 day long. :.
The case was given to the Jury
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On last night week the Bayou
rose two inches, and was within 3
inches of the height attained before
the Fourier crevasse occurred Is
days previous.
During Saturday it rose slowly,
but on Sunday. slight fall was
perceptib!e. No rise took place
daring Monday evening", percepti
bic fall was il sight. About two
o'clock ?. N. reliable reports loca
ted a creyasse in front Of the Lit
tlejohn plantation, about one mile
above Labadieville, through which
the wa ter was pouring with great We
locity. This crevasse is still run
ming. The water has fallen here,
i'll consequence, several inches, dis
pelling all uneasincss from the PEG.
pie of Lafourche who are safe now,
as the danger Of any more breaks
is not serious, nor OF sufficient mag
Ditude to create alarm.
The water from the Litt!ejohn
Crevasse is passing away by the
rear of LabadieviIle and will again
overflow that unfortunate Brule,
and is encroaching Oh the rear of
some of.the Chacahou!a lands.
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The Entertainment given" by
the Teachers and pupils Of Guion
Academy Oh Friday night April 6
and Monday night April O., proved
to be a very pleasant and 'agreea
Die affair.
The rain on Saturday interfered
very much with the arrangements,
and prevented many persons from
attending who desired to do SO.
The parts assigned to the children
were all admirably carried out, and
elected the plaudits of the assem-
bly,. =
The refreshment tables were we'll
provided and patrouised. The ma
sic by the volunteer band improvis
ed for the occasion was excellent.
Miss Meyer, for her admirable per
formance on,the Harp, received the
appreciation of the audience, and
was almost buried in showers of
bouquets thrown by her enthusias
tic admirers on the floor.
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An oID FRIEND BAcE n TH1Bo.'
Aux The bre.king Of tic Levee,
at the head Of the canal some time
ago was Simultaneous with the re
turn of the Universal Growler.
And the o. G.. was happy. Taking
position, $50 feet away from the mad
waters, sheltered under a big umbrel
la the U.-G. had a jolly time. The
men who plunged Into the. breach
were fools, said the Q. g., they
should have flied their pockets
with straw and dived into the Ba
you aud stuffed the holes full of
straw. They should have made a
Golfer dam around the breach iu
10 minutes, before either lumber or
nails could be obtained. In short,
the Universal Growler had a grand
time until Monday evening when
the break was effectually closed.
It is wonderful with what facility
novel writer's can win great battles
on paper, and it is also wonderful
how the o. G., can close creyasses,
BY standing away off and doing
nothing. Unfortunately novel wri
tiers never 60 into a fight and
Growers never wet their feet in ere
vase water. The Universal GrOwl
er is a good and pious man. Gle
never speaks i'll Of his neighbors.
He never wears. But the way
that he Golfer damsd the men work
ing on the crevasse was enough to
raise the hair on a full grown ele-
plant.
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flowed from the bell of the instrument,
and beneath the skilllul manipuations
and mever-failing wind OF the performer,
who at the conclusion of his perform
ance, amid roar of applause, re
marked with the same SLY twinkle in
his dark eye:
"What do you think now !"
"Think " said the other, as he stood
with his eyes distended with astonish
ment. think why, that no other
living man could have done that! You
must be either Satan or Ned Kendall ~
"Ned Kendall, and no Satan," said
the player, as he graspsd the others
hand, extended to him.
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CONE AND EXAMINE BEFORE PUR.
CHASING ELSEWHERE!
NOTICE OF smERIFF's SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure, issued out Of the District
Court OF the Fourth Judicial District OF the
state OF Nevada, in and for the County Of
humboldt, on the 9th day of August, 1888, in
the case of BERNARD FISHER. plaintiff
against MINE KESLER and JOHN RICHARDS,
defendants, wherein the above named Bernard
Fisher, plaintiff. obtained a judgment and de-
cree against the said time kessler on the LIST
day Of August, 1883; which said decree was on
the 4th day of August, 1883. duly recorded in
Judgment Book 9 OF said Court, at pages 232 to
234, am commanded to sell all those certain
lots pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and
being in the town of Winnemucca, Humboldt
County, Nevada, aud particularly described as
follows, TO wit:
Lots Numbers One, Two Three, Four, Twen-
ty-two, Twenty three and Twenty four in Block
I, In said town; also, Lots Number Eleven and
Twelve in Block X, in said town, together with
the appurtensnces.
Public notice Is hereby given, that on
saturday, the Ist Day OF september,
ISs3.
At o'c'o k p. NJ. of that day, in front OF the
Courthouse door, in Winnemueca, Humboldt
County, New, will, in obedience 70 said order
Of sa e and decree OF foreclosure, sell the above
described property, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judg nett and
decree, with interest thereon and costs of suit
and expen.e es of sale, by public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, in gold coin
OF the United states.
l.. l.. RICHARD, Sheriff
OF Humboldt County.
winnemucea, August 9th. 1888.
J. ii. wINDLE, Atty for plff I'd
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FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS.
BELL & BURNS. ..Proprietors.

fzr ALL ON Ht
TIL E b u 8 B'Si
And try our celebrated J. r. Cutters Old
Bourbon, Old Virginia, White Rye, Golden
Thistle, Old Bourbon, Old Pioneer,
Our Fauorite, Rock and Rye,
aud Orange WHISTLES,
Imported saxerac Cegnac,
Imported Green Seal, Imperial, Zinfandel Slaret,
and all other kinds OF choicest
F-HEN-E-W-H-
Apoliinaris, Mineral. and Sparkling
Soda waters:
MILWAUKEE BEER.
C-O-N-G-R-E-S-S--C-
Made in the latest style known to the art, and
concocted OF the choicest materials by the
most celebrated Archeronian Mixologist Of an
cient or modern age.
The highly celebrated
M oUSrAIN
--PRETESTILJdO-
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CocKrAILS
Served at all times during the day and night.
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS: F:
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dated at any time.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in il.
kTA luxuriantly furnished private CLUP
ROOM. tor the use of the winnemucca Cinct
Club, with private entrance.
BELL & BURNS.
Winnemucca, April II. II
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At Exceedingly Low Prices :
All New Goods di -ect from one Of the leading
Tailoring Establishments of New York city.
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Gounlrp iJroperip Uanteo.

WANTED-By smalI family, Furnished .,i
Ivy house with pleasant grounds for the summer on e
New. Haven or Harlem railroad within twenty miles OIL oW
YORK tho be healthy no malaria h0f nos
qOes Address with full particulars H. r. M iof hiio''
pace Brooklyn. NY
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financial.

NOTICE.-A FORECLOSURE having been
~ obtained the first Of the Vermont Central
Railroad Notice Is hereby given thai the holders OF major
Of the bonds secured by said mortgage nave
corporation undef the name OF
Railroad Company OF Vermont and have MED
Of Association pursuant % the laws OF te STATE
Vermont the OF aing and maintaining saa
railroad that bOndholder who has not suDscfue1
said Articles by himself his attorney DO 80 or
thirty after the last publication OF this notice. "hch WI"
W ""' 80 CONSOLIDATED r. r. co. OF VERMONT.
Apni "a, 1888.
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Treasurer.
TnrA"frrc'S rSc@Ssq, ,5 NAI OK, nA TX,
4 r n MEETING OF the Board of Directors
~ held mi. day. III vidend .! THREE An o. t.HALP
PER CENT 3 declared from me earnings Of the past
books t. remain this date TN 9Th IroI
tsisuedJ ID MO$ CiARKE Cashier
BRANCH OFFICE or TrxAs cRNrRAL RAILWAY CO..
HOUSTON. Tex. npril q 1893
COUPONS Of First MORTGAGE Bonds of this
y Company dae MAY J, 1883 vi be paid by JOHN j.
j. ". GAVE Treasurer.
Tng4sUayn's OFFICE
NJ" - opIIS @ ~ Pw I6r, Anil - S,3
NOTlCE.-lhc coupons OF tie Chicago and
~ Atlantic RAILWAY Company. due May !. 1888. VIII be
+. W si'EN GER. Treasurer.
oTHcr Of }
missouri KANsAs ,S1 TEXAS tAnwAr CoNrASr
V'IlE FOILON ING COUPONS, due MAY /,
1885, will be p,id AZ this ONCE at and after maturity.
Hannibal and Central Missouri R Co first AID second
International and Great northern mr. CO. frat mortgage
Colorado Bridge 20 nrsi mort gage.
II. H. HENSON Treasurer.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CoNPANY
81 AND 80 SOUTH rHIRD-Sr., PHILADELPHIA
the General Mortgage RonGso Norfolk and Western
itosd Company VII be pald on and after Tuesday MAY
B"nkins House Of b. W ,aTk CO. No rs south Third st.
Philadelphia. WILLIAM q. MACDowELL. Treasurer.
NEw.YoRK, April - 1888.
TNHk CONTENTION CONSOLIDATED MIN
dividend. No. 10. Of TWEEN iY.EIvE CENTS PERsHARE;
Trust Company No 20 Exchange place all stock regis
tered In New York Transfer books clos ON April ~
". HART SMITH. Vce-PTesdent
SAN FRANCISCO, April II. 1888.
T'HE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED
GOLD MINING COMPANY ~ declared DlVIDEND
6ce Of Iadaw CO. Ii Wast New YORK on the Soth inst
transfer books viii close the I'D IL IDEAS. Secretary
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BOARD anb Rooms.
East Side.

East Sids.
A PLEASANT suite of furnished rooms, par
n lor bedroom and bath all outside winaows restaurant
in mousse elevator. &c. Apply at HOTEL YENDoME 4ist-
81, near Broadway.
A THIRD STORY sunny square room, two
with owner IFS Lcxinston.ave.
EXTRA LARGE fine rooms with or with
IL out board, lO3 East 2Sthst Madison Square and
elevated station references EXCHANGED
HANDSOME large and small rooms, with
good board summer prices; references iot East 2Sd'
DLEASANT furnished rooms. Southern ex-
i posture; Good board II desired References Desirable
TABLE BOARD.-Superior table board at Is
6tRF Ehs. 1Sa'' Tor sen'l0nsn' HDel1- el--'
= GRAMERCY PARK and 26 EAST 22D-
board made 81 No Cranberry Park until April
OC EAST Doth ST.-Suites of rooms with
.)O private bathrooms breakfast required also single
40 EAST 3STH- ST.-Two elegant suits Of
~ apartments from April 20 one from June l. with
without private tables arrangements made Tor um"er
Oc IRVING PLACE.-Large front room fac
30 ing ing G has PARK with BATH reference.
100 MADISON AVE.-An elegantly fur
DO nshed floor. with BATH Sc with private table,
West Side.
A LARGE, Handsomely Furnished 'front.'
N paror second floor 'front.' small room adjoining W
A SMALL family would let handsomely fur
n nished rooms on second terms moaer
ate 81 West IIth.st. near othsye.
Any ONE desiring handsome floor, largo
%s w sHr 50
5Oth-st. Reference; no children.
A GROVES EXPRESS COMPANY calls
a. ,a,S ana Mes. @' sCs 70 18Th
A LARGE FRONT ROOM, handsomely fur
n nshed gentleman only private family References
OONNFCTING ROOMS, neatly furnished, to
u let together with superior table reasonable
HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM to let
convenience references required 2lo West Ssta-st
near 7lh.ave.
MO 40 WEST 29TH- ST-HandsOmeI fur
~ nisned rooms with board house and location nrst-
class; also table bOardersi references -
V,O LET.-In small private family, hand
sS% r s aos wss 18th
0D-FLUOR, handsomely furnished, with pri-
sas Sss ssS swo %a su wSsu
hTH-ST., 257 West.-HOuse has changed
II hands win be thoroughly renovated ana re ant
%sS with excellent good attendance
sDecay preference parties who respect the saooshi
ODD ST. 33l WEST Large and small
ZO rooms handsomely furnished with superior 'aoe'
References
9e WEST 2lsTsT, near Union GlS5@
rents II permanent. References. |
AoD-ST, 11s WEST.-Beautiful furnished furnished
~ room in small without boaru;
All the comforts Of home reasonable TO peraoo'
parties, references exchangod
Ak WEST 35TH-ST.-Rooms on second ana
IfD third floor, with board, references
OOO WEST -ST.-Second moor 20 icy
SUO furnished together separate gooo .ao.e o...e
Oh WEST 32D-ST.-Good board !, ,a ama
II nioey furnished rooms, or table ooAIu or ,nax,
ithont hoard on Reasonable terms In an Ameriesn
house recently painted papered and put In nrs.cl.s %
AeI West 23d-st., LONDON TEklk S.a S,.::
II Il Desirable square aud single rooms ~" law
hoard at summer prices table board uansent
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Diploen0 Nollces.

4 LII COUPONS DUE ISr PROM. AND
II p1nd al of an bond. that date issued by
TIE RAILROAD tQUifdf,f CphfA ~. secured by
rolling .t1ck uin.shei the following railroads under
trust form viii lie sf and hat tr he Offices
Of PO-1, n ATTN 9 60. No "a pincst. Now.YoTk :.
T.. W CLARK g co. 80 south ID -. Philadelphia
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Muslcal instruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1925. Pianos
- s297 Factory running dav and night. Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington. N. J.
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Goiels
1loielS
The WENTWORTH,
NEWCASTLE, p. o..

Tls hotel open Juno % II has ioT $50
auess and offers attractions for IRE pleasure and com
fr of lis patrons than other seaside resort the Al
anto coast It's high situation affords beautiful views Ton
inland and seaward lis beautiful 9Do phcre the easy man
ner by which reached - dyant ges for boating
fishing and bathing excellent drtes aud attractive walks an
combine 10 make OF The most charming places Oh the
ew ENGLAND The house contains every modern ap
,li,nce II IA. snacOus aud se1 furnished
ia bsck walnut with h best Of beds paflOf halls ana
rooms sOci enjoyment passenger elevator Operated %
aieaIo music hail Tor dancing a1d tbeaIflca4N
Orchestra OF tYtut members OF acAnOWledgch ppic
aid OF MI Henry l.. Harrow
will furn, IN music for The season.
The vcIaud fifteen feet IN width surrounding he house
vrs an ex n nded promenade O luOO icct b. rhrih
unoxcellcl In beauty aud Grandeur 10 ~
inc Alleys Iliard tcom. Yacht for sons ~
ana owoats under the direction o rusty and experience
mon livery ana boarding stab e. Grounds i-hcI
nv Weston Union icegrAih E'abuh IN
Tie house Tho Stock Ticker gives constant reports OF me
stock market -----., -. 49,. ,,.u
WV in two hours rido from Boston aud - equally asi'
rom Portland ltIs fou hDnr ride from the faA an
uouse by way Of the Whit Mountain 'Och and North con
the Boston Concord and Montreal nj tho Oncod Railways
AZ tho stsiion PORTSMOUTH the coaches Of the hotel are
a,W avs waiting
Address Portsmouth, ". il.
GEORGE 4. THOM PSON, Manager.
CHARLES O. EN- MONS. Assistant Man ager
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LlTTLE PnTsBURG CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
NRS-YoRK. April H. 1885, )
THE ANNUAL NEE TING of the stock
holders Of this COMPANY for tie election OF Board OF
for the ensuing will hold at the office OF tho
cOmpany No a. Wlamst, FORK City the 18th day
May at 1i30 Polls fIom to m Trans
fer books close April 49, reopen MAY 3: -
IL. A. KIRKHAM. Secretary.
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East Size.
A PLEASANT suite of furnished rooms, par
lO bedroom and bath all outside wfndows restaurant
house elevator &c Apply at HOTEL VENDOME list
81, Broadway
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Eeetures ano Meetlnqs-

A MEXICAN Quarterly meet
"A ing Room "a Cooper I'm ron. Thursday. May lssS
at O'Clock p IN. CYRUS ii. LOUTHEL
CHAS NICK. LOEsER, Sec'y President.
TINHE ANNUAL ELECTION of the MER-
j CAMILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION to elect presi-
dent president and secretary for one
directors TO for two years will DO held at
Clinton Hall Tuesday. the 18th Of Nav next
Polls open o'clock D. m. and close at O'Clock p.
annual meeting will be held on Tuesday evening" the
9Th Of May.
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Sales bp Auttion.

TIME PROPERTY, good will aud business OF
i tho publication called and known ~
TIL. CHHON lCLl. an Insurance journal,
ana all tho right ute and interest IL the VIII be sOd AZ
pub Sc auction on ~ATUkDAf Am - IS1' Al ~
ma I'd If5 Broadway For terms OF safe Apply at Room o.
NO i46 Broadway
ny ~ JOHN G. MILLS, Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-28

Summer Resorts.
A HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
ASBURY PARK, Nj
IRIS astOcratlc will opened for the season of 1888
tsrIy in June.
FREDERICK @. WILLIAMS, Manager.
/ A PRIVATE FAMILY will take u few board
IA those wiling pay for
loils address j. BIZ CHAKD. New-Canaan. Conn.
A WONDERFUL record of health, % place
where children thrive. Bosele NJ cottages; home.
Small payment 10 thrtysix mi utes every 6feen
ntes. b. y. CARPENTER ii6 Broadway, Room co.
(lREEKSIDE HOUSE, Catskill, n Y, opens
May Boating. bathing and fishing send for circular.
1GmA 81 60. II. b. kCKLER-