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great temptation.
(Witness had a very long and rather
crooked nose, with knob at the end.l
He had been threatened with election
iIom the church-the finest coloreG church
there. Men, women, and children did not
respect him any more. He expected 10
state nothing bat facts. because all his peo-
pie would see it, and be wouldn't peIiure
himself.
B.F. Wheadley, white Republican, liv-
ing near Danyille, testified TO several acts
OF what be regarded as insolence on the
part OF the colored people, and 10 the bad
condition Of the markets in Danville.
Colonel Charles j. Anderson, OF Rich
mond. OF the First Virginia Regiment of
Volunteer Militia, testified with regard to
assaults by cOlored men upon colored
Democrats in the procession at Richmond
after the election. The colored assalants
were arrested, and stones and razOrs were
found on their persons. Some were let of
easily. and some were fined. The DISPOSE
ton OF the whites was kindly toward the
blaeks-more so than was that Of the blacks
toward the whites. Politics had nothing
to do with this kindly feeling. II was
known that all but a very small percentage
of the colored people were OF one party.
DIR. l.. W. Lambeth, late Of Lynchburg,
was called. The Danville riot and Dan
Vile circular had no effect upon the last
election In his county. A much larger
vote was polled by the Coalition party than
was ever polled before.
r.. C. Marshall, Commonwealth attor-
new Of Portsmouth. Va, was called. At
the last congressional election witness was
a candidate for Congress. The race issue
was raised by the Coslitiouists during the
canvass. They banded the negroes in
clubs. There were not more than twenty
five colored men in the congressional DIS
trlct who voted the Democratic ticket. The
news OF the Danyille riot had no influence
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JOS. FERRIER
Card OF Thanks.
HALL ASCENSION HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY No. /.
nfxunf Il SnnrjIfns Ma 1uSi


COMPANY No. /.
DonaldsonVille. La, May IT, 1891. J
TT Is sincere pleasure to the undersigned ito
Il convey the grateful thanks of the officers and
members of Ascension Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 1, to the kind friends who contributed
to the gratifying success of our anniversary
parade and celebration of Sunday last, the 18th
inst. The following have particularly earned
our gratitude:
Mrs. jean 'Fevrier and daughters, Misses
Regina and Caqnelite Fevrier, and Miss Susie
Albert OF West Baton Rouge, for so beautifuily
decorating our truck;
Mrs. M. Blum. for milking the handsome
badges worn BY our honorary meubers
Mrs. J. McPeet, for a valuable favor;
Messrs. Eavid Israel and p Klopman for LIQUID
refreshments during the parade;
Mrs. james Teller, for the large and baauti-
ful tirernen's cake which graced our dinner
table;
!. Messrs. James Teller R. N. Sims. Pierre
klepman, j. 7. Nolan, Desire Landry, J. Krie-
ger, IL. 9. Wilson, Gustave Israel, A. Spies and
Henry Hether for. donations that materially
assisted rs IN carrying out our programme SO
satisfactorily;
Afessrs r Kiopman, Grand Marshal. C. Kline
and III. Werner, Aids to Grand Marshal; Jno Z
Nolan. David Israel and T.. A. Colemb, Com
pany Marshals, for their kind services as such.
(. Il the names OF any deserving of special men
ton have been omitted, the oversight has been
unlntentioDal. We bog to assure all our kind
friends that the Hooks y viii not soon forget
the obligation under which they have been
placed by reason Of the manifold fayors of
which they were the recipients on the occasion
of the annual celebration and parade of 1881.
HENRY COOK, Chairman:
A. J. BETHANCOURT
CAMILLE BERGEaEAY,
Parade Comrn ittee
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SPECIAL MEETING.

| COURTHOUSE, May Is, 1884.
Tho r,aa4;no ,v,s ,o11al 70 or5,e- h, ;,,,
.,,Tes' :" 90 .'A0e " "ta7, ~
Mime, mayor pro ZEN. Inc following men,
| bers were found present: G.. Kline, Achille Gre
| n n Mohar Poh+ Moo, r. a Go,d-,, Er,,,
=. - n'''i' i'o''' 1'osi' y - o'ii'''''ii' l tl''-
CHS V1eknalr
| Alderman Gre offered tho following. which
was ools secohaea ana adopted:
| AN ORDINANCE relative TO officers, their sa!a-
ries ana duties.
DEC. l. !, Re e fcsotned..Ihat the following OF
Of their duties give good seenrty Of Mt least one
good and solvent person. in the sums hereinaf-
ter mentioned. said securities to be made in
favor of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
Donaldsonyille. and accepted BY the Board of
Aldermen. VIZ
The Treasurer in the sum of 5000
The Collector 6 g e '. as1
The Constable ......... 500
The Secretary - 5nl
SEC. q Be IT reso1red. That the Mayor shall
| receive q salary of three hundred dollars Der
annurn. payable quarterly on his own warrants.
SEC. g Be Il rps0Irei That the Treasurer
shall receive g salary of two hundred and fifty
per i pStnle i IT. on ms
VI
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FAIR AND CoNcERF.-A fair, concert and
olio entertainments for the benefit of the ST.
Francis of Assiums Ghurch-better known
as the Smoke Bend Chapel-will take
place on Saturday and Sunday, the 14th and
10Th of June, and the entertainment will
be looked forward to with great interest,
particularly among the people of the vicinity
who will exert themselves to make the
affair successful by reason of their devotion
to the welfare of their church. Mrs. O..
Terrio of Donaldsonville and the pupils of
her school will take prominent part in
the entertainment, and this announcement
should be of itself sufficient to insure a
large attendance. The programme is in
course of preparation and as soon as it
is completed we shall take pleasure in
giving it q place in our columns,
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Proceedings OF Common Council,
Town Of Donaldsonville.
ORGANIZATION.

CoURT-HoUsE, May 10, 1884.
The meeting was called to order by Alderman
Christian Kline, and the following officers and
members presented their oaths of Office and were
duly sworn: Jno. f. Terrio, as Secretary; Chris
tian Kline, Achille Gre. as Aldermen first ward;
Fl. O. Maher, Robt. Noel. Aldermen second
ward; IT, Adolphe Gondran, Francis Vicknair,
Aldermen third ward.
On motion Of FL. 0. Maher, seconded by G.
A. GondEan, it was resolved that the following
certificates should be spread upon the minutes:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Ascension.
This cerfiies that at On election held in the
town of Donaldsonyille on Saturday, the third
day of May. A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and elghty-four, Id pursuance to the proclama-
ton of the Mayor of said town of Donaldson
vile and the charter of said town, it appears
from the returns made by the Commissioners
of said election that the following named per-
sons voted for at said election received the
highest number of votes for the respective. Of
fees mentioned herein, as follows, to-wit: =
For Mayor. Victor Maurin; Secretary. Jno. r,
Terr1o. Treasurer, Jno. Solozano; Collector, T..
A. Ralnirez; Assessor. Randall johnson; Con-
Chistlan Kline, Achille Gire; second ward. FL.
o. Maher, Robt. Noel; third ward, II. Adolphe
Gon9ran, Francis Vicknair.
Given under my hand, officially, at the town
of Donaldsonville, parish of Ascension, this
tenth dayo May, A. D.. eighteen hundred and
eights~four. J. J. LAFARGUE.
Returning Officer, Parish of Ascension.
The foregoing certificate is true and correct
according to the returns of the election held at
the various polls in the town of Donaldsonyille
on the 3rd day of May A. D., 1884. now on file i'll
my Office. Donaldsonylle Ia.. May 10. 1884.
L. E. BENTLEY, Clerk and Recorder.
On motion of Alderman Maher, it was
Reso1red. That Alderman Christian Kline
shall act as Mayor pro TEN.
On motion, duly seconded, the meeting adj
iourned until Tuesday May IL. at 10 o'clock
A. n. A true copy. JNO. I. TERRIO.
Secretary.
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Card of Thanks.
HALL OF ASCENSION BABcoCK COMPANY,
Donaldsunville, La. May II. 1884.

HALL OF ASCENSION BABGoCK COMPANY, !
Donaldsonville, La, May II, 1884.
FTlHE GOMNITTTME OF ARRANGEMENTS
IL for the first annual parade OF Ascension
Babcock Company takes great pleasure in ac.
knowledging the Indebtedness of the organi.
zation to the following named ladies and gen
tlemen for favors rendered. In connection with
that suspicious event:
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Klopman, godfathe,
and godnother of our apparatus, for then
present of d beautiful banner and for refresh
ments;
To Mrs. Jean FeYrier Mrs. Jos. Dugas, Misses
Minnie and Susie Albert Of Baton Rouge, Misses
Bella and Emma Levy and Messrs. A. Gingry
aud A. Berfaut for 50 lastly decorating our APP
paratus; not forgetting Masters Frederiek Duff
fell Jr., Charles BoudreauK. and Samuel Schon.
berg. who obtained the necessary flowers and
evergreens:
To Messrs. A. j. Greenwood and Bernard
Lemann for the loan of horses;
To our Marshals. Messrs. Fred. Landry, Desire
Gondran and John f. Terrio, for their valuable
and efficient aervices;
To Mrs. I. =. Bentley and Messrs. David
Israel and P. Klopnlan for refreshments on the
line of march;
To our friends of Ascension Hook and Ladder
Company for appreciated courtesies. and to all
others who may have rendered us kindnesses
and whose names are inadvertently omitted
from The foregoinglist.
Ladies and gentlem 81, accept: the assurance
of our heartiest thanks and sineerest gratitude.
EMILE LEVY. Chairman;
HENRY J. DUKE,
= JULES LEUM
.x>f A
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Card of Thanks.
HALL OF PHGNIx STEAM FIRE Co.

HALL OF PHENIx STEAM FIRE Co.. No. /. I
Donaldsonville, La, May Is, 1884. s
Inrn;ne tber MOST hea sN9 tan r. the ri
lowing persons for their assistance rendered in
making our annual parade complete success;
To the Donaldsonville Independent Brass
Band; to the Grand Marshal and his Assistants:
to our Company Marshals; to the Paincourtville
Brass Band; to Mississippi Fire Company No. 2
of New, Orleans; to Mr.. y. Maurin and Mr..
Goldstein; to our godfather and godmother for
favors; to Mr.. Jos. Gondran, ST., and Mrs. d.
A. Weber for beautiful wreath of artificial flow
ers; to the gallant members of NapoIeonville
Fire Company No. l, for their presence. which
edded 50 greatly to the joyous occasion; and to
making our annual festivities a success.
ID. GENTIL
FRED. R0GGE.
So JOS. III. HEATING
(iommittna
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Public Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that appllcationswill be
Il made to the Legislature to create Special
Leyee District, composed of the parish of East
Baton Rouge and the left bank portion of the
parishes OF Iberviue. Ascension st. James,
ferson: to enable the parishes and ', portions
Of parishes composing said district to levy
special taxes IN aid Of leFee construction and
prohibit the cutting OF theleyaas IL said district
for any purpose.
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W AAR! BOOKS

SEVEN GREAT IrONARCHIEs Of the
Ancient Eastern World. BY GEORGE RAWLIa-
son. What is more TERRIBLE than War;
what could be HAPPIER. for rejoicing book
buyers?" Price reduced from sis to 20 40.
Specimen pages free. Not sold by dealers;
prices too low. Books for examination before
payment JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher, IS Vesey
Street, New York.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Ending Yesterday,
LEE-taeo, W. ADAMS, Ed. Wallen, Sam Lipp-
maTn, VIM. Drott, n o.; E- p, Helliun Jno. r.
Hilbert, d. p. Gilbert, Jos. Bernhard. H. Jones,
w. l.. Phelps, u. ID. Kellar, Ghas. Gouaux Ar
thur Marquet Geo. w. Jones, Geo. w. Jones.
bes. 3. j. Henderson. JOS. Engeliard. N. OF.
Maintain. Hy.; a. Guedry, Roehester, z. @.
Rousseau; Lnfonrche.
4 PEEF-O'-DAY-Dr. Deigartio. J.. f. Mire,
Simon Klotz, Chas. Stephenson, Il. j. Barthol-
me- vt. James; Richard Landry, Assumption;
Greenherg. N. O.; =. Tother, Dona1dsonville;
H. w, Allen, BBton Rouge.
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Mr.. jules Gondran, We are sorry tes say,
is again prostrated by q severe attack of
illness. We wish hin,.a speedy recovery.
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!" My granafather's clock y is eclipsed
by the 400-days Tension clock to be drawn
at Gondrans' Blue Store next Friday. II
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Miss Lucille Braud returned home from
New Orleans on the mississippi Valley rail-
way last Monday evening, after q weeks
sojourn in the metropolis.
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DoNALDsoNVILLE, La,
Saturday, - May II, 1884.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

A. Riggs & Bro, cistefn makers. 2a7 Delord
street, N. @. Send for price list. 8,
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Have you d chance III Cheap Tons ,agrand
sewing machine drawing to take place on
the 4th ofJufy? If nag, gesone. Il yea,
oct afsafhaT -
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The new town officers have received their
commissions from the Governor.
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The skating tournament announced to
take place at Phoenix Hall Tuesday even
ing has been postponed until Wednesday
evening, the 21st inst
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Paarker's Hair Balsaua
A Card.

OUR PATRONS end the public are hereby
" notified that the drawing of our holidays
FREE GIFT CLOCK will positively fake place
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DARRO WHILE.

| offer it for sale in lots to suit purchasers at
low figures and on easy terms of payment.
Persons desiring to acquire valuable lands at
cheap rates viii find this a very favorabis op-
poTtunity. Maps of the Leblanc tract may be
reen at the office Of the Clerk and Recorder in
the Donaldsonvllle Courthouse, at the store of
B. Leman1s& Brother, Donaldsonvf1le, and at
the DarrowEille Drug Store.
For further particulars apply to OF address
me at Donaldsonville or barrow post-office
Ascension parish. La. BEN GIBSON.
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Friday, May 80, 1884.

between 3 and ) O'Clock P. NJ. under TN, irn.ne-
date supervisionsaf Messrs. Emile st. Martin,
Rev, L. S. Stuart, Bei,. Bourgeois Fred. Rosge.
Persons holding haIf-tiekets VIII please have
them exchanged at least two days before the
drawing.
The I,:lblia ara invited to attend.
Respectfully.
JOS. GONDRAS 4 SONS.
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Mr and Mrs. Pierre K1oIsaan returned
home fretn a visit to. New Orleans Friday
evening, accompanied by Mrs. Klopman's
brother, Mr.. Herman Dreyfus of New Or
deans, who comes up on brief visit.
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We take pleasure i'll referring to the an
nouncement of Mr.. dos. Ferrier that he has
sufficiently recovered his health to resume
his business as d Blacksmith, wheelwright,
znakersand repairer of carriages, buggies,
carts, etc. AIR. Ferrier is an old and ex-
seriencsd workman, and the public can rely
upon. him to fulfiIl all the assurances given
in his advertisement.
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Parker's Tonic.
A Pure Family Medicine that Never
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II you are mechanic Or farmer worn ont
with overwork, or mother run down by fam
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Ii you are lawyer minister or business man
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not take intoxicating stimulants, but usa
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If you have Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Kidney
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If you are wasting away from age, dissipation
or any disease or weakness and require a stImu
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but viii never intoxicate. It has saved hum
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The best, cleanest and most economical hair
dressing. Never fails to restore the youthful
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Great saving In buying dollar size.
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With much pleasure We note the i'm
proved condition Of Mr.. Gnatave Miller,
who has been vary close indeed TO deaths
door, but who seems now ia 4 fair way to
recover Ills health
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Mr. John B. Sawson, manager CT the
Blithwood plantation near Bayou Goula, is
here on asvisit to his son, the well known
chiefsele at Mr.. Reddington's Mechan-
ics' Exchange.
.cane In nlakinga fine stand afmcst every
where and the stubble, though still back
ward, has shown great Improvement within
the past few weeks.
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sPECIALTIEs:

TONSTRUGTTON of sugar-houses, furnaces
" burners for bagasse, sawdust. ETC., setting
sugar kettles, boilers, draining wheels, building
burning bricks, and every kind OF work liz
which the economy of fuel is desideratuIn.
All work done on strictly scientific principles
Particular attention paid to repairs.
No. 547 Camp Street,
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Doors open at I. Performance at 8.
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To be followed by the Farce. in One Act,
TzzzE yMnRN.ZyV'G Grill.

A-anaigsion, 50 Cents
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e Ar rHE RINK. Interest III the skating
rink continues nnabated and Prof. Gardner
Is kept busy dag and evening instructing a
large number of ladies, gentlemen and
youths. in the exhilarating art of roller
skating. The assembly of Wednesday
evening was marked by an unusually large
attendance. The Professors exhibition of
fancy skating WAS much admired and
some of his more difficult feats were
warmly applaaded. The evenings enter
tainment concluded with the German, in
which nine couples participated, to-wit:
Prof. L. Gardner and Miss Clara Heating,
Mr.. Waldemar Landry and Miss Cadie
Ailain, Mr.. A. T. Mayor and Miss Ella Al
lain, hIr.sD. G. Gondran and Miss Marie
Layigne, Mr.. G. A.. Gondran and Miss
Bertha Tobias, Mr.. w. G. Hanson and Miss
Ida Gurley, Mr.. @. A. Maurin and Miss
Azelia Bourgeois, Mr.. Jno. F.. Terrio and
Miss Lucille Brand, Mr.. L. Sidney Landry
and Miss Bella jacobs. The attractive
dance proved almost as interesting to the
leokers-on as to those who took part. Next
Wednesday, evening there will be skating
tournament closing. With 2 dance. The
soung gentleman taking the highest
numherzof rings ia the least space of time
will receive pair of nickel skates, and be
permitted to crown the Queen of Love
and Beauty" and the Contestants next in
orderswilI crown the FIRST, second and third
Maids of Honor.s A coronation address
will be delivered, the royal party viii skate
in procession to music and general dance
will follow. Admission. IS cents: use of
be young ladies'. leap year entertainment
at the rink. So ',='
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-27
Fragrant But Only an Average.

Yesterday was an average day at Judge
Burr's court, as far as receipts and cases
went, but the prisoners dock was much more
fearfully fragrant than for long time prey
Gus. merry fight appears to have taken
place between two Irish citizens, Eliza
Fletcher and Mary Duffy, and two colored
citzens,S. Paur and Mary Allen. They were
found exhausted and drunk under the hill
and have all gone to the workhouse for thirty
days.
II. Deloss was fined $25 for selling liquor
to minor, but the minor looked big enough
for major.
Miss Kellogg and Mr.. Myers were foundin
a peculiar and unlawful situation by Officer
Bake in lower town, and both deposited $25
which was forfeited, they not appearing.
Six Migrants went to the workhouse, also
street walker named Belle Howard went over
for thirty days.
W. F Robert, partially demented party,
was allowed to depart.
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Watch Stealing.

At 80 last night many boys were play
ing pool in Sapps billiard room, No 20 East
Seventh street, when Carl j. Hanson was
hustled and his nickel-plated watch was
mucted from his vest pocket Making known
his loss the proprietor stood guard at the door
while an officer was sent for, but meanwhile
a stranger chap had made his way to the
water closet and crowded himself through a
small window and made his escape with the
property. Peter Morgan and John Slatterly,
whom Hanson identified as two of the boys
who hustled him into the corner, were ar
rested and locked up on suspicion of being
accomplices of the escaped thief.
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A Special Invitation.

We especially invite a trial by all those suf-
ferers from Kidney and Liver complaints who
have failed to obtain relief from other RENE
dies and from doctors. Natures great RENE
dy, Kidney-Wort, has effected cures in many
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Do not be discouraged but try it.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GAS.

Notice is hereby given that from and after the
1st day of June next the price of gas will be re-
duced to three dollars per 1000 feet, with q
further reduction Of fifty cents per 1000 feet on
all monthly bills amounting to one hundred dol
lars or under, and seventy-fve cents per 1000
feet on all monthly bills exceeding one hundred
dollars The reduction conditioned upon the
payment of bills on or before the 10th of the
month succeeding.
By order of the board of directors.
April 20, 1884. H. II. SHELLEY, President.
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would recommend Ely's Cream Balm to any
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Notice.!-st. Paul choral society.

The time has arrived when we must know on
whom we can rely for the performance of ''the
Messiah at the forth coming concert, and, it is
expected that each and every member enrolled for
thet occasion will be present at the usual rem
devious for rehearsal, tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock sharp.
eB@ Only reasonable apology for absence will
be acceptable. Per order E. F. BRIGHAM,
Secretary