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beautiful weather
m, bottom {. out OF the egg market
s..l,y for runaway teams ycster-
day. ,.. .au,a,,, ~,
And SO We VIII ''o' '''''>
police .,,r o,o,, column
nNll.pay lo"
i,r,r number of movers are pass
ioI through the city,
rbe bill collectors were ont in their
..aal force yesterday
4 Tnr nrghborhood OF the depot is a
acme oi busy activity
pi.-pi,s aud fishing parties will soon
,.'fI.o order Of the day
.o,.,,, wagon load, OF corn were sold
lie square yesterday.
n,r,it, council met last night, we
,o,, add il also adjourned.
c,lle.,or, report hvorably upon
.,-I(rp.lac.iua- Ton Yesterday.
rnefci, some pleasure in driving now
h-t The streets have dried little.
..,l., ,r,,.,iynI bis scb,oI
III. u, 49, 7,,,. ,.st.,,,,,y
with over ''''''
--GrDuud wa. broken yesterday tor Mr.
r.rrf5n'- new Office at his Austin street
lluiher !a'd'
.uowmiIl and lamb-lil,e March has
,opn,ncpd. We Will have the liun.likr
,r. of the month later
z r,.i,....,, .,,,,i.,,o,,, ,,.,,. .....,. 800.
"A "'" ,l,, ,,,,''J ;,' gu oi'
. .St.l attracted general attention.
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81 "u"' '',,' ,i,,.',,.. ',''' ,vi Nestt'-
IS! '""' 49,. ,.. ,,',.,. WV
l-'I'' '''-
II -Apoor fellow named McDougal died
q Of h. tleuou restaurant yesterday and
4 al' '"l Tea '' '''' ''''''' 'NP'''N''
Robert Lucas was provided with u
marriage license yesterday aulariIing
ham TO ,ed Mis- Georgia Ann Meers.
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luz ,,.,.,n,, In Hi,o ,,..,s 'I ,,.,,-
trlP',,", Tram 4, in IN ,,n,. T may.
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"c W, ,,,, ,y,,I,',- w. Pa, o' IT,
WA W .,,,.in ,, hn t,,,n,; in ,noti i
lVt VI ''e
Column
-Uuc of the dc'inQuents who was fined
tor drunkenness yesterday plead gully to
ue Gua, -' '.. W me" "'''E "''''N any
""''''
soap and scrub brushes and cans OF
vain, ami lrcuchcrUu- tubs ot water are
,lr pIi. clp.l u,m, 10 the household
economy u, present.
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.tust Received

-I1t. rurunr seventh and Mary streets -
um.tr. ma1e and work promptly executed .-
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Saturday, March 81, 1883

Repeated adjudication hy Federal ana
state Cuur- have placed thus company
beyond the controversy ol lhe law, II"
This company bc.uug- the sole honor OF
having inaugumtci hrouly plan hywlich
then drawing, are proven honest and Ian
beyond question.
\. B-he Company has now on hand n
large capital and reserve fund Read care
tully the ii-J OF prizes for tho
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nolses In the head. the vital fluid passing I'M.
observed In the urine, and mans other diseases
mat lead TO Insanity and death The medical
Ssnglcmen connected with the Institution are
graduates Of the best colleges Of Europe and
.hese troubles, and VIII agree 10 forfeit FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 a case Of this kind
.heNlIAI RESTORATIVE tunder their special
ADVICE and treatmenO Will not cure or for any
thing Impure or Injurious found In II. We treat
all private diseases successfully without mer-
curry, CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough
examination and advice, including analysis Of
urine, Sl.Ou Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
tl.60 bottle, or four times the quantity, o. o.
sent 10 any address upon receipt Of price, &.
D., secure from observation, and In private
name n de lrcJ, by English Medical Institute
No lis olive street st. Louis, Missouri. Post
ohice box, 1t6O. Tucker 4 WINS, WholesaI-
and Retail Agents Waco, IeNas --O40gdvly
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T"ttrT dried lU
CiIulcra prevented
Ulcers purified aui
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The 10 lowing papers were Med tor record
tn" clerk $ office yesterday
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cnsrnAoron. WI nrlLnM,

D o. uNIY, tAu u. t1lt-.,rp.
RAEroN A toHsGArp'
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MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

l- q never failing Cure
for nervous debility ,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness
spermAtOrrhea, LOST
MANHOOD, impotsn q
10y, paralysis, and all
the terrible Elects Of
self abuse, youthful
fOllies and excuses OF
mAturer years such ~
loss Of memory, lassi-
tude, nocturnal ennis
sion. aversion Of socle
q
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INlDIlN pcrc- OF land with comfortable
II dNrluup and plenty ot ruciusrd pasture.
D.. miles from cIty
u...,.lw tlD W JNtk-ON
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OFFRE.-TOus nos souscriptenrs
q"l paierOnt lie mOntant de leurs
subscriptions ell plein ct une aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, pAmerican
Farmer ct un traite surles maladies
DIES chevaux ct mulets.
LAmerican Farmer est un Jour
nal public dams rIndiana, exclu-
sivement devoue aux interGts des
agriculteurs, 4 relevage des ami
maux, aux .jardiniers ct 4 toute sor-
te d~'industries qui Sc rattachent 4
la culture.
LIE trait6 sur les maladies des
chevaux est I'm livre indispensable
d tOus ceux qui ont DIES animaux.
Toutes les maladies v sont lucide-
ment decrites ct les remedies pour
les cOmbattre y sont donnes.
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CHRIsTMAs.-Le jour de Noel
sest passe tres convenablement
dams notre vile. Tous ceux qui
ont fete ce jour-la, mont certaine-
ment pas depass6 les bornes de la
f~eJouissance, malgr6 Plantation, d
MULE aatre pareille, qu'on voyait
cans les rues de la vile. Tout lie
monde s'est tenu dams les limites
DC Ia decence ct nous pouvons dire
qa1 a etc depense plus d'argent
pour rachat de feu d'artifices que
pour celui de liqueurs alcooliques.
Aardl soir Ia vile etait complete.
ment illnminee par les fusees ct par
les bombes. La rue du Main, sur
tout, offrait un spectacle magnifi-
que /; les feux de toutes les couleurs
fuluminaient dams toute sa longu-
eur, a la gtande admiration DIES ga
INNS ct des gems qui rhabitent. &c
qa1l y a de plus benreux dams ces
softes de advertisements, c'est qu'.
An'est pas arrive d'accidents.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRr
SEASONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
N1 du RESTAURANT DEs QUArRE-SA1soNs
PREVENT ses amis de la Vile ct de la cam
payne, alnsi que lie pnblic en- generate, quill
a transtere son restaurant du No. lS5 de
Ia rue dc Charities au No. III de Ia meme
rue, pres de St-Louls. II profile de cette oc-
caslon pour remercier lie public ct sollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
veiilant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill y des salons particulars an pro
mler, ct dcs chambres meubl6es 4 louer ) ID
semaine on an mois. Les personnes de Il
vile ct della campagne ' trouveront tout IL
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera ouvert
iusqu'a Mlnuit.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

NLLE-O RLEANs, &c Decem. 1888.
MI. PEditeur, CONNIE Je ne vous
ecrirai point avant rannee prochai-
ne, c'est-a-dire avant 1884, souffrez
que je vous souhaite par avance
une bonnie aimee, une bonnie sante,
toutes sortes de prosperites sur la
terre ct Ia realisation de O plus
bellies appearances dams lie cicl.
ST lie proverbe dit que tard vaut
mieux que jamais, avant dot GER
tainement valoir mieux qu'apres.
Mails, Mr.. rEditeur ce nest pas
settlement & votre adresse quejefais
ces sOuhaits de bonnie habitude ct
de bon chretien, ct vous permettez
que je les fasse egalement pour vos
l~ecteurs, pour vos lectrices, pour
vos amis, pour vos paroissiens ct
pour tous ceux qui interessent la
Sentinele.
Car vos lecteurs ct vos amis dol
vent 6tre mes amis.
Nous nous commissions mainte-
nant, ct 81 vOtre correspondent ne
possede point une plume brillante,
une el0quence rare ct les qualities
dun puissant ecrivain, il possede
au moins la bonnie volonte, la sin
cerite ct phonnete desir d'6tre utile
ct agreeable q ses semblables.
Heureux 81 ON lie lit avec bien-
VIGILANCE!
Mails n'etait-il pas a propos, dams
les lignes precedentes, d'ecrire lie
mot de chretien, ct quel moment
cOnviendrait mieux, 81 nous en-
avions lie talent, pour parler des
grandes chooses du christianisme ct
de sd genereuse civilisation
Car la mutt derniere Gtait la mutt
divine de Noel, la mutt du plus puts
Sant ct du plus fecond mystere, la
mutt jadis sOmbre ct paienne trans
form6e en- lumiere de vie, de re-
ct de salut pour les hon.
mes.
A ceux qui %pourraient en- douter,
parcequ'ils sont orgueilleux ct qu'-
lis ne comprennent rien aux votes de
Ia Providence, on peut opposer les
d'avant aux temps d'apres,
Ia civilisation antique a Ia civilsa-
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PRoJET.-Depuis hier, les pom
piers parlent de donner, dams lie
courant du mois de janvier pro-
chain, une representation dramati-
que, All benefice du fond de con-
stuctiOn de Ia nouvelle sale. II fault
esperer que ce projet Sc realisera
ct qu'ayec Je concOurs bienyeillant
lie toute la population, les travaux
reprendrOnt incessamment.
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AFrA1IEs.-Ce quill y a ell dere

AFFAlIEs.-Ce quill y a ell deere
marouable, c'est que les afiaires
uommerciales, la veille de Noel,
ont etc des plus animees. Les ma
casins etaient bondts de monde ct
los marchandS de jOuets ct d'autres
articles pour cadeanX ont pressure
fcoule leur Stock. Quo;qu'il reste
peu de ces Objects, on trouvera en-
core 4 la Pharmacie de Mr.. JOS. Z.
Thibodeaux, un fortjoli assortment
darticles pour cadeanx du jour de
Ian. rGcemment arrives.
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Tons les articles qni Sc rrouvent
dams notrc hOnvean magasin seront
vendus d ties has pix ct avant d'a-
cheter allleurs n'Onbliez pas d'aller
examiner lie Nouveau Magasin de
L.. Meyer, a cote de la pharmacie de
Jos. 1. Ihlbobaux. sept22S3.
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p.yoU.- Pendant Ia semaine
IN; Went de s'ecouler, lie bayou a
haisse de cinq a six pieds. ST cette
.o;Sse continue dams les mtmeS
roportions, dams lie cOurant de la
semaine prochaine, Ia navigation
On bayou Sc trouvera encore utter
dite aux gros bateaux.
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Westfeld. Mass, Is few. 1885,

DIR. j. Aver & Co.-Messieurs /:
IL y a environ cinq ans que j'etais
atteint dun mauvais rhume ct que
Jai essay6 plusieurs remedies sans
aucun soulagement, iusqu'a ce que
Mr.. Whitney, d~roguiste, a Gouver.
neur, n. Y, matt conseille d'essa.
yer lie Cherry Pectoral, &c que j'ai
fait, ct avant den avOir use une
demie douzaine de bouteilles, j'etais
enforcement gueri.
Votre ETC.,
CHALES MEACHAM.
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TnEATRE.-La representation du
bean drame Esmeralda, donnGe jeu-
di soir dams la nouvelle batisse DIES
pompiers, a etc la plus splendide
ou'on ait jamais vue. Non seule
mept la scene ftait decOr6e avec lie
eoht Gui distingue les DANES qui
etaient a la tGte de cette ~represen-
tation, mails les amateurs qui etaient
charges d'interpreter les ditfGrents
roles de cette piece, qui a faitet qui
fait encore tant de bruit dams les
principales villes DIES Etats- Unis,
Sc sont montres i Ia hauteur &c
leur tache. nellie Ellen Pugh, qui
remplissait le role d'Esmeralda,
nellie NJ. Williams, celui de Mime
Rogers, Melles Lou Pugh ct Efie
Shafier, celui DIES seurs de Jack,
ont etc splendides; toutes les nuan.
ces ct les effets sceniques ont etc
Acknowledgement rendus. On sc Sc
raft cru au grand Opera OIL au The.
atre st. Charles de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans.
QUAINT a la partie masculine ellie
s'est egalement montree 4 la hau-
teur DIES circumstances. Mr.. A. B.
Ragan, dams lie role d'Elbert R0.
gers, a etc Ell tout point digne
d'admiration, ASST lie nombreux au-
ditoire a-t-il manifesto sa satisfac-
ton par des ACCOMPLISHMENTS SOU
vent repetes. NM. Crozier, Fleet
wood, Espenan ct Mcbride, mont
pas etc au-dessOus dc leur tiche;
lis ont tous developpe DIES talents
dramatiques don't lie public ne Sc
TAFT jamais tait une idee. Avec nm
peu de pratique, ces amateurs con-
naitraient bien vite tous les usages
ct secrets de scene ct pourraient
Drawer les feux de la rampe.
Hler SOir, au moment OH nous al
lions sous presse, on a dome La
Belle al Bots dormant, piece feeri-
que EN- quatre actes, dams laquelle
%fguraient tous les plus beaux ct les
plus intelligents enfants du village.
Les danes 4 la ttte de cette repre-
sentatlon mont rien neglig6 pour
obtenir le success lie plus complet.
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LOCALES.

r.xEs.-Le Collector est pref a
..ovo;r les taxes prelevees sur lie
''.,o., d'assessement de 1888. Ces
.,xes sont maintenant dues ct apres
:. ., decembre 1888, Giles p~orteront
:.46,at.a raison de ) pour cent par
m0iS.
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IRAVAUx. - Les trayaux des
champs sont enforcement suspen-
dus, depuis les fates de Noel. Les
quelques sucreries qui mont pas
encore termine la rOulaison ont dom
ne congo a leur engages.
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NO'T'sCE.

Ny friends and the public are notified that
i have opened il Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Thibodanx Bridge, where
l will Keep constantly on hand Il full supply
OF Groceries. Provisions, Mines and Liquors.
Give me a call and examine my assortment,
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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GRANDE OVERTURE
Dbl
NoUVEAU MAGASlN
DE l.. MEYER
<c 80 ScpteWLre 1883.

De retour DIES principaIes villes
du Nord ct de Pest: NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, dams l~esquelles j'ai ache
t6 4 DIES
PkEX TRES BAS
I'm tres beau ct complet assorti.
ment
Embellishments Coufectionnes
pour Hommes, ~jeunes gems ct en-
fants.
Cachensirs N0irs ct en- COu-
Zensl.
ainsi que dies
Eto9fe= pour robes de toutes
les descriptions.
Chales Cachemir ct Lame,
Garnitures dc Rideaux,
Couvertures de toute espece
un complet assortment l'articles
pour hommes ct dc
Chaussures pour DANES ct
enfants, etc.
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NAu for the working class. Send 10
cents for postage, and we will
mail you free. a royal, valuable
box of sample goods that will
Dput you in the way Of making

you ever thought possible at any bust
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work ali the time or in snare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes, young and old. You can easilv
earn from 50 cents to IS every evening. That
all who want work may test the business. We
not well satisfied we will send 81 to paw for
the trouble of writing us. Full particulars.
directions, etc, sent free. Fortunes will be-
made by those WIN give their whole time to
the work. Great success absolutely sure.
Don't delay. Start now. Address SrINsoN &.
Co., Portland, Maine.
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NOUVEAUX AhRANGEVENTS.
HOTEL DIS ~ETRANGERS.
Encoignure dcs rues Green ct T%hibodaux.

MIR. Thomas Alherti p~revient ses amis to
les yoyageurs Iui Went de faire de nou-
veauA arrangements qui lui permettront do
satisfaire tout ceux qui vOudront llonno-
rer de lcur confiancc
kepas atoute heure de Ia journ6e ct sur
commando.
Table d'h6te 4 10 heures du matin roup
deleuner ct Il ! heures du soir pour direr,
Chambres cOminodes ct bien sarnies
PRIX MODEREES.
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EDWARD CURTIS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Songs never Sung.

"How does that verse runf Something like
this, lent III
There are who touch the magic string,
And noisy fame is lrUud to win themt
Aus Tor those who never sting,
But die with ali their music In them.'"
ayes, that's beautiful, pathetic and true"
said your representative. "Thc poet alludes
to people who are somehow suppressed, and
never get their full allowance Of Joy and air.
Which reminds me OF letter shown me the
other dav by Hiscox g. 90, Of New york,
signed by MIR. T.. q. Williams, Of Chapman,
Snyder 20. Pa, prominent business man
VI that place. He writes
''' have suffered with asthma for over 20
years, and had terrible attack In Decemb, z
and January, 1852. l hardly know what
prompted me to take PARKER's Tonic. did
so. aud the first dny took tot d Ises. The
effect aBtOnished me. That nighL slept RH
ever since. i have had colds si"cs, but no
asthma. My breathing Is now as perfect ae
II had never known that disease. IL you
krOw Of any one vino has asthma tell him IN
my name that PARKER's TOXIC will cure II
even after iorty year, There was man
laments.n
This prepa tion, , W hlch has heretofore been
known as PAUKhR's GIkGRR TONIC. wilt
hereafter be Hdv' 'rtised Rnd sold under the
name OF PARRkR's lone lnasmuch as
ginger is really an unimpurian, Ingredient,
and unprincipied dc aleTs are constantly de-
ceivinI their customers by SUBSTITUTING In
{, riOr preparations und, the name Ot gihveT,
we drop the misleading word.
1hetei. no change. however, In the prepar.
| alton ils self, and all bottles remaining In the
hands ot dealers. wrapped under lie naue OF
PARRER's uINGkR Tonic contain the gsnu-
me mrd,cine II the fac-simile signature "f
hIsc"x 90. lie ut the bottom VI the out
side wrapper. May t.ml
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Another Meeting Of the Miners Bank stock
holders.

. Last Saturdays Summit Hill and Lins-
ford Record, says; At yesterdays meeting
the same ground was gnHe over rs at the
meeting held two weeks ago. The Direc
tors present were A NJ. Neumuller, James
McCresdy, John Boyle and DR.. Kisiler
Cashier Abbot was slsu on haud. DIrectors
J. q. Ruuer. Herman Reibe aud Morgan
Price were absent, although tho last named
came To the meeting shortly before it al
j",un-d.
Mr.. Abbot's letter in last weeks Record
was discussed, and ii was proven tha,
Messrs McCresdy. Bngle aud KrStler wer
not sm"ng the Directors that KNEW, ar
Mr.. Abb1t said, abnut the TRANSACTIONS
with Schooner. Repesied inquiries as To
why Mr.. Rui,er did not attend the meeting
and state what he knew shout the affair.
were put. Il WAS also suggested that he be-
brought there by the Constnble.
Mr. Thomas stated how he was caught in
the sfisir-thrnugh the glowing accounts oi
NeuInuler and Riebe, Ms we'll as the assur-
ahees Of Abbot Ihas the Bank was doing
we'll.
Mr.. McCresdy then stated that he posi-
lively did not know that Schooner had q lie
cent from the Bank that was not secured
by draft at Philadelphia befnre he received
the money here and that IL he lived until
fnur-score years and ten. he would not
again put implicit confidence in any msn
Il was shown that the loans 10 Sohoener
b'gsn small at first and finally reached
$36 900. MIR. Abb"t repeated that he diG
not understand that Sehoener's account was
limited to 5000, as some of the Directors
claim.
These points were brought out: that
selling collateral securities before notes
maturej was not right that the difference
in the 6Tst amount that they said schoenel
had Sl5.0O0, and the real figures, was al
ever sight in io'ting uPi that oua OF th'
Directors drew 81 400 aud another 1920 af
ter the condition Of the Bank becam,
known. To this last question Neumulls
obierted In it being made public, while Mr.
Q linn could not see the fnrce of the objeo
ton, Us the Stockholders aud deposition
should knnw all that was of interest
Mr.. John Davis told them in plain tsl m
wat he thought of the whole tribe. VIII
e late management of the Bank was q
sunmil II II. It was six months sitter NJ
A 'ha taek charge before the Board had hi
b. 'd, and then l. was but fnr $4,000, an
enc "l the bondsmen was as "rottrn as
rnltrn pr sio," he said, as far as seeuni
WAS enneerned.
A great deal of talking took place, b.
n thing new was elected.
Mr.. John DAVIS was appointed on II
committee with Mrssrs. Allen aud Thoma
tn sir rrimlnallY.
Tue meeting adj'urned 70 meet nel
1 THURSDAY afternoon, 10Th inst.
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The Musical Entertainment

On Saturday, evening last the Choral
Society Of Lansiord gave concert in the
School Hail. The soriety CONSISTS of over
thirty members, all of them trained singer .
The entertainment was a rich treat. and all
present were delighted with IL. Owing Ia
the storm, the audience was comparatively
small, but II the weather had been pleasan III
the hall would, no doubt, have been
crowded.
The exercises consisted Of rendering
Of over u dozen selections oi th'
choicest music. including the Hallelujai
Chorus from Handers, "Messiah" and ~,
Nations Otirr IN the L"rd," from Mendels'
shon's "Lobgesang." A cnmic tri", entitled
Dame Durden," sung by Messrs Tr"harn
Davis snd Evans, elected rounds ot aP
plsuse. 81 wrde my love letter." a solo
was beautifully rendered by Miss Ion's
The entertainment was ofa high order
and there ought to be more Of the kind
Muse, Vt the order rendered by the society
has the 6uubls effect Of entertaining thu
audience aud of elsvsting the tastes of th'
Young. 50 rs IN enable them I" appreciate
true art. u 10 to be hoped that at s"m'
future time the society may be induced IL
repeat the entertainment.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12
Assault on a Woman,

rtpnrt comes from Beaver Meadow ofa
neil. 10y a man named Hugh Gillespie. 1t
appears that few years aeo Gillespie and
James 0'Donnell qnarreied with each other
and not settling their dispute at the time, il
sln,nbered along in GiIlespie's bresst, and
M Thursday evening, the Sd inst. lie. ca lied
atO'Donnell's house aud sskeds him out tc
hsye drink. 0'Donneli COMPLIED and the
twain went IN a ssfo0n near by. AS O'Don-
nell did not return Ia his horna for louy
while. his wife started in search of him and
l'und him in the saloon fighring with Gil.
! spie. She imm diately thre"' herself be.
tween the combstants and succeeded In sep
arating them. Gillespie then walked away
4 few yards and picked up Ipker, aud re-
turning he struck Mrs 0'Duunell on thC
back 1T the head with 1t, cutting a TERRIBLE
cash in the scalp, Knocking her senseless
Her condition, We arS informed. is decided
critical. No arrests have been reported
Mrs O'Dnnnell Is the mother oi Miss Msg
0'Dnnnell, who is employed in the dinIn,
ro IN OF the Central Rehabilitation PiGi,
Speaker 7lh inst.
LATKR.- Since the above was in tyne, W.
lea rn that Mrs. lO'D,nnell has died, and
that Peter Gillespie has been arrested apd
lAiged in Sheriff LeniE hotel, ut Mauch
Clunk.