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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

Dea'h OF hrs. Judith A Uaw
becomes our sad duty TO announ,s !, ~
Of this venerable lady. which 80, 'us as''i
late residence, in Naniemoy. on So 80 = ne
2srd nltimo, in the 18th year Of h, -, .,' ~
The deceased has been sorelv aa,-
about two years with paralysis; ana no ~ p
sianditg the painful character Of bsr -, 49, y
Der natural fortitude, sustained & Ines '.
christian faith and resignation. en.L,.s ,''Vaf
bear her suierings with a spirit ,rplv ~. :
mendable and furnishing cheering s. = .''a'
to all when overtaken by that ST IA ~, r'
hour "'hg
Having been left in early widowboos
limited circumstances, aud with ls,,. 80 -
ly to provide for, her force Of cbo,.s,.. ''''''
strength Of mind, were signally illustra,sa ~
the successful manner in which she a;,..
ed the duties Of this responsible tr.,,
well was she repaid for her wa,cbs,, ''"l
and tender solcitude. Five cb,ld,sn
daughters and two sons were lef, n 49,,
her declining years aud migister 10 b.r nm, 80
wants; and faithfully aud devotedly Wa,
those flid obligations performed
Her domestic virtues springino sv..
genial current, from the fountai is Of ,s,1.
est affection, were Of the highest tyne 49,
ding warmth and pleasure upon ali wbo -
within the radiant circle Of her presenc.
With many, it is not till thew b.v.,.
precious possession, that they fully reali,. j.
true value. The brightest gem in the 49,.
Of some, seems but banble; the swee,.,, 4.
vor but scentless weed. It'll lis Fragrance. !.
exhalea from its dead aud withered la.v..
But not so in this case.
SO numerous and exalted were the v;,,u..
Of this most excellent lady. so calm ana -.
the flow Of her gentle life. that ba, 49,.
friends had not to wait till death had ,,i,,.s
the throbs Of her kindly heart and the vr.,.
taken possession Of her earthly form. bsro,.
they could recognize and feel the fullns..
her inestimahe worth.
We extend her devoted children ana :.
naming relatives and friends our sincere .vm
patty in their sad affection. We are sore, =
state that Judge Harvey our Register Of wiI.
and one of her sons, failed. on account ~
mail irregularity, to reach her bedside p0til
after her death.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
YoUR Eyes,

viii be delighted when YOU
beg ,ld new Winter SHIFTS
and Children. :
We have never had bet
ter Styles. We have never
before sold them SO low.
A very little money re.
qulred to clothc you hand.
somely.
Great crowds are pouring
into our Stores as we write
THE advertisement. Come.
gentlemen, there is room
for all.
Holidays. "' "''' ''' '"s
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
Change in Business -Ncssrs :

Change in Business -Ncssrs Hon.,
Bros. celebrated their farewell leave as =.
ants Of the Cox property at Cox. S,,aa.
New Years Eve, by a supper at the Hor..,
House, at which all the deIicacies Of II.
son were sbundantly served and cb,mn. -"
was allowed an easy flow r. r.
name Of Mr.. J. c. Howard, the Junior man. ny
Der Of the firm, has been associated ,y,,S 4 ! I
Station almost from its infancy and ,b,o. *
whose energy and industry is greatly Al. !,
credit the place has attained as hue, '''
stand He will continue to act as .csn ''. :
the Railroad COMPANY Express Companv -. :,
as Postmaster. The firm Of Howard D. s'''
has removed to Chapel Point wber. 9 :,
will engage in merchandising and m;, "''
and will in the summer open a resor, {.
boarders during the hot season 9
Mr. P. Reed Wills, the new las...
Cox property, has moved in, and vii, =, es
duct the business Of merchandise, 'oa-
place for the ensuing year. Mr. Nm. 'a''
sesses all the qualifications Of roos /, p's'
man, and we are sure thatunder hi. .t'r r'u'ss
management, the CITY of the Pines va NM '''
unue to present the appearance or1.h. '0O'
village of tue county. 'u''aes'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

The HOlidays.-The holiday season this
year has not been attended with an unusual
degree of merriment, as generally character
ICES this joyful period of the year, but occa-
sionally We have heard the burst of the fire
cracker and the merry laughter of the happy
child reminding US OF its presence. Society
too, WAS not altogether unmindtul Of the great
feast. Although Christmas and New Year ;
calling IS a practice somewhat unknown IN
country society, yet At the same time under
many friendly roofs the aow of generous hos
pitality was felt and around mauy fresides a
friendly crowd assembled to enjoy a holiday
turkey, or TO sip glass of egg-nogg.
On Thursday last the residence of Judge
Stone was the scene of one Of those festive en-
jnyments that has long since characterized
his abode as the hcme Of the hospitable and
happy Miss Jennie and Miss Louise, the
Judges winning little daughters. assisted by
the Judge himself, Mrs. Stone being indisposed,
entertained their guests in their usual pleas
ing manner The pleasantries of the dance,
seci%l intercourse and a sumptuous supper
were heartily enjoyed by those present.
On the Friday following, an entertainment
wa, also given at the hospitable residence OF
Mr.. B. G. Stonesueet, which was well attend
ed by concourse of friends Of the family.
And on Monday pleasant company was
invited to Mr. Hugh MitchelIs to participate
In an entertainment given the Misses Jenifer
of Baltimore county.
Upon the whole, the season was not alto
0ether without enjoyment, and we trust We
all NAV live to witness many more as quiet
and as pleasant
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

4 Quiet Inauguration Coy rnor Nc
Lane will be very quietly iuauguraed. The
ceremonies will take place at p 0 clock n
on Monday next Gov Hamilton, with OH.
er State officers, will escort Mr. McLane from
the Executive Department to the Senate
Chamber, where Chief Judge Alvey will nd
minister the oath Of ofice. The new Cover.
nor will then proceed 10 the Executive Cham
Der, whete he will receive from the retiring
Executive the Great Seal of the State and
other insignia Of authority belonging to the
high office. This will conclude the cel.mo.
MES
The following is the form Of oath that will
be administered the new governor before az.
Stunning the duties ofhis office.
81 do swear lor affirm that will snn,or,
the constitution Of the United States ana H.,
I will be faithful and bear true allegiance =
the State of Maryland, and supper, the 81,
stitntion and laws thereof and that win :
the best Of my skin and Judgment dilip.n,ly
and faithfully without partially or prejudice.
execute the office according to the law. -.
constitution Of this State, and tifa G ,va,no-
Senator, member of the House of DELEGATE. =.
Judge that ] Will not directly or in5irs',,.
receive the profits, or any part of the nros,.
or any other office during the term
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
Transfers Of Property.-Deed from z.

Transfers Of Property.-Deed from Z.
\ MURRAY and sife to W. NJ. Moran for tract
Ina called 'iMaid Sione;" consideration,
500 From Robert Posey aud wife to James
p Goodrich for lot Of land; consideration,
Sqs. From James A. Morris TO Martha Nor
Il, for part Of tract Of land called lizard For
,une;u consideration, love aud affection. -
FROM Alfred Swami and wife to Martha A.
: .ann for tract Of land called BATTLES Race"
consideration, SlvO. From Alice Contee and
Ann Contee to Sarah p Coniee for lot Of
land. consideration, love and affection.
Bill Of sale from G. A. Swami and A.
Proctor to Tennison & PRO; consideration,
1923 80. From Henry Proctor to Tennison
1 Bro consideration, S44 95. From Benja-
min Lerks to E. n. r. Bean; consideration,
sgI From Hilleary Neale to S. F. Smith;
consideration, S23.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
Matrimonial Market

Matrimonial Market.-lhe clerk issu'
cd the following marriage licenses this week.
FR. Wheatley, Esq, aud Mrs Carrie Cox
Theopol.s Davis aud Miss Ella r. Goodrichi
William Hanson and Miss Rosina Rrowni
Charles Garner aud Miss Julia Albri.tai
The Matrimonial IN ,rket seems to be booming
Notwithstanding the pressure Of hard times.
o9o moA it be-" Who next Get married
aad subscribe to the ISDEprSoESr. which two
ESSENTIALS going hand in land together will
ALWAYS insure success.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

distribution Of empty honors by the Republi.
cans when in caucas on Tuesday evening pri-
or to the assembling of the Legislature
Charles county tell heir to an unusual num-
Der of useless compliments. Mr. W. Dec
Mitchell was chosen secretary of the caucus
Mr. Samuel G. Hammersly, seFgeant-at-arms
of the Senate; George W Swami, (col) page
and Mr.. S. G. Lancaster journal clerk Of tbs
House. Had the Republicans have had q
ghost of show to Gil these places, Charlie.
county would never have been heard Of, but
as it is she is honored until honor has be
come loathsome
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
Importation OF Ostriches.-An

/ Importation or Ostriches.-An Aus
Trim bark arrived at New Orleans Monday
from Cape Town, Africa, having as part OF
her cargo % ostriches, in care Of Mr.. f. j.
johnson, Of Maine, agent Of the American
Ostrich Company, corporation organized
under the laws Of Maine. Mr.. johnson said
he had gone to South Africa about year
ago to purchase ostriches for The company. -
He Travelled into the interior 400 miles from
Cape Town, in the Boar country, where the
ostrich farms exist Fine Birds cost from
b25O to lb3OO per pair. The problem to be
solved is to rear the young birds in this coun-
try. aud the experiment is being tried AS
many as 80 fea' hers year are to be obtained
from each bird, and as the plunes sell from
s. to Sl2 apiece in this country, there is con
siderable profit in the business. The Amer-
can Ostrich Company have a farm at San
Diego, California, and thence the birds in
Mr. Johnson care Aill shortly he taken.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

UHlucky to Marry Prospective bride.
may he interested 10 learu that there are thir-
ty.three days in the year on which it is uR-
lucky to marry, according to the authority OF
q manuscript dated in the fifteenth century
These days are January l, 2, 3, 4, 8, 7, 10,
u.s. February 6, T. l8i March / 6, 8; April
c, II; May 5, ., 4 jane Z, Is; July 5, 49,
August Is, 10; September 8, z; October 8;
November IS, Is, aud December 10, IT, II.
Consequently January is the worse month and
October the best month in the year for mar
rage
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
Better Loved Than Rich.-puring Ii

Better Loved Than Rich.-During the
interchange of Christmas greetings between
the Custom House officials, our fellow-coun-
trymsn, nov naval officer OF the port of Bal
timore, was not forgotten by his friends
among that body, as will be seen from the
clipping hereto attached, taken from the Sun:
Dr. VIM. R. Wilmer, naval officer Of the
port, has been presented with fine gold
headed cane by Major A. w. Hazeu and wife
Major Hazen is brother of the Third Asss L
sut Postmaster General, and fee clerk in the
naval office Mrs. HaEen is daughter Of Mr.
John W. Davis. Mr.. Davis also sent Dr.
Wilmer neat little box containing piece OF
wedding cake ITO dream on" Deputy Naval
Officer A, A. Laurence and Mrs Lawrence
also presented the Doctor with handsome
standing lamp.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

Mr.. S,muel r. Ne4ye, who has recently been
appointed by the Montgomery Fire Insurance
Company, as its collector for this county in the
place Of Vim Boswell, deceased. to collect all
assessments, etc, due the company, will be at
III, Centennial House (lluntts Hotel) in
Port Tobacco, on Tuesdays the 9Th, 18th
and Aud Of tais month, between the hours Of
eleven and hAlf past two o clock to receive
said Assessments Persons wishing to save
trouble and expense 10 RENTING their assess
nsats, will do well 10 call on him on one OF
III, above named days and settle
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

course Of Hectares a couree Of lee
lures will begin al ST. Johns College this
month and continue I'll April 22nd The
lecturers will include Prof. Charles +. Mum
roe, Of the Naval Academy, President Leavtl
Of The college, Hon T W BARLEY, OF Wash
inrton, d. c., and Gen. Bradley 7. Johnson
of Baltimore. The subject Of Gen. Johnson
lecture is "St Johns College" 1t will be
delivered March 4th, AZ the State House The
other fourteen lectures will take place at Nc
Dowell Hall, in the college
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
In.tlces, ArpenI Cases.-rhe pcnle

Justices Appeal Cases. The Denton
bynal complains OF the law Of Maryland
making the full payment Of all costs incurred
before Justice Of the Peace a condition pre-
redert to the rehearing Of a case upon appeal
in the Circuit Court The hardship of this
law Is illustrated in the case Of a responsible
p,rtf sued before a Justice by wholly ire
.ponsihe party IT. through error Of judg-
ment. ignorance Of the law or any other rea-
son the Justice wrongfully renders judgment
against the defendant, in order to have this
erroneous Judgment reversed the defendant
must plank down all the costs OF the vext-
dous proceeding before the Justice without
the hope Of ever getting his money back. The
.burnrl, with which We heartily concur, ur-
ges notification Of the law as would mere.
~ require the party appealing to give bond
for the payment Of all costs, as well as the
debt in the event Of final adjudication
against him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04


The Germantown Telegraph speaking on N,
subject Of winter flowers and that what he
done to make window look attractive at
this season, says: "By the introduction Of
hanging much more may be done in
making window attractive with flowers
aud green leaves than could before be done
as pots are not always convenient on the vim
dow sill. Kendworth ivy, moneywort sp-
derwort and many of these well known plants
are easily to be obtained and seem to make
themselves quite at home in these modern
hanging arrangements Besides this braek.
cts can be made fast to the window frames.
and few pots with dangling vines he IT.
tached thereto. Some that we have secn
looking very pretty were verv simple coral
ornaments. Even turnp, carrot, beet or
any similar root is taken, turned bottom ~
ward, followed out SO as TO hold water and
then suspended in this way. The leaves soon
begin to push, and turning upward emhrace
aud clothe the bare root with foliage. oh
ers merely t,ke pine cone, and filing ID a
very little esrth between the scales, sowgr,ss
seed or some other easily-sproutng ssen
thing. Again, some very pretty aud uaiaae
window ornaments are made Sisb s44 ptieI!
potato, by putting into the mouth Of hsa-
ciuth glass and suspending it in warm
room THIS will sprout, and han ling down
Nill make a graceful spray Most Of these
things however, need light; but the common
green ivy is one Of the best plants for this
purpose, as it is one that will 40 its hest in
sun or shade, and Is besides within every
ones reach. Besides these there are m1ny
other familiar things that can he used IN this
way with good effect, and will greatly aid in
identifying a room as we'll Ms window
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

PersonaI. IN there is man in tins coun-
tho hiss not already purchased his winter
,lobing he will make great mistake # he
49,, no, at first opportunity call on US. We
80 ,,.p.rei 10 shox you tie greatest bur
-, !, anti. or oyercoats ever witnessed -
= Oehm & Son, 23O W. Pratt Street and
AZ Hanover Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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, p.,,. far the Park sheep.-rh,

A Prize for the Park Sheep.-The
Druid Hill Park board not long since
received the gold medal which was Of
.,,d na special premium at the recent State
.ir a, Pimlico BY the Maryland Improved
ri,, Stock Breeders Association for the best
peu or thoroughbred sheep, The medal is APP
e,onri.tely inscribed aud has ON it an en-
Shaving Of a Southdown buck.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

Time, that great arbiter Of all things. has
fully demonstrated that for headache, ner.
yousness, j. spepsia, coH,upted bowels dis
eases Of the liver, chrls and fcycrs and III
bilious affections, " Laroques AniBi'-
ious Bi;ters, is the most potent remedy of TIE
age, rs cents paper or 81 bottle. For
sale by all druggists. W. E. Thornton, orc
prietor, Baltimore, Md
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

Ducks charge everybody with heino 4,
"qua~k, and there are but few who Az ~
empt from the gosling accusation. DR. Rail 9
Cough Syrup is cert ,inly an exception to he
rule, as it is no doubt the greatest remedr ~.
tered to a suffering people
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

tsk- great pleasure to inform my friends that
| will hereafter be Igpud At the we'll known
Clothing House Of Nessrs y Robinson 4 Co.,
M. 9OS Prnnsy wanna Avenue, Whe,e will
be prepared to show you the Finest Stock Of
Ness aud Boys Clothing ever exhibit
~ in the District, comprising all thu rovel.
sic. ia Fabrics, Style aud Cut, and respect
fully ask continuance of the liberal patron
age which has been bestowed upon me.
Yours, very truly,
W. GRAFTON, BATEMAN, with
B. ROBINSON & CO., Clothiers,
800 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. G.
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fotal ohS Qusonal.

ss- n, off, u ne lsoyrFyoFSr ha' :, 5', :,
=, me- fra floor Of ibs A1so"'e NM,
''~ ~.ss,,iy ogyone hS Ep'seopai Church.
--~-~-s-~-~~-----e~--~~----
NJ 10 PrIson.-ou Monday, Sheriff
g., carried to the peuiteniia;y, Lewis
80. convicted on the goth Of December
= an assault with intent 10 Kill one
r-,... Butler. and sentenced to that institu-
~, er 4 period oftwo years and four months.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

We usually leave it to doctors to recon-
mend medicines, but Parkers Ginger Tonic
mas been so useful in our family ia relieving
sickness aud suffering that we cannot say too
much in It's praise -Stlem Argus. jan Am
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04
DR.. J. J CALDWELL.
Nerratagit, Ncrrom and Brain Dis
eases .Specioity.

4 REGULAR graduate of the New York
"A Medical College, also graduate of the
Medical Legal College of New York. and n
practitioner Of medicine for 80 wears; four
wears New York Hospitals, and four wears
United States Army Hospitrl. Practice effers
his services 70 the public. Office hours: II
a. M aud p. IN, residence, 2O7 Fulton ave.
u N. . . ?. m, 50 n Charles Street. B,lt-
more Nd. nng % H.,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-04

The youthful eolor, beauty and mat.
gradually restored gray hair py - az
Hair Balsam. '@'ksr
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-26

lEvEE-Malgre lie mauvais temps,
aefrsssiers travaillent touiours i
a1eeonstFuction de Ia levee Claudet.
:. ae que le travail deja accompli
= nes bien conditionne ct que,
eAent sill peut etre termine
~sssh crue des eaux, cette levee
una resster i la plus forte pres
~ ae Peau. Dependant, il est
.acoup de gems qui pretendent,
qul sont meme convaincus, que
sle'ile hvee reparee, CONNIE les
-.''tants saveut les reparer, au.
- eoutee beaucoup moins d'ar-
s'ae e aurait etc tout aussi cffica-
= u est vrai de dire que ceux qui
Nsacent ces allegations ne sOnt
- des lngenieurs d'Etat, qui
'saas fait DIES etudes special sur
I've maflere en- doivent SAVIOR plus
% que tous les habitants ct plan
s~ars1sanis.
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REUNloN.-Nous avons deja an
nnce que les planteurs de la pa
sisse svaient forme le projet dor
paiser une association, dams lie
bst Dc proteger leurs i~nter6ts, en-
sAetant de premiere main tout &c
sGi peut etre necessaire pour rex-
plitation de leurs habitatiOns. LIE
premier meeting qai devait avoir
lea, i . une Quinzaine de jours,
await etc renvOy6 4 mercredi der
mel, par les ~quelques planteurs qui
sttaient rendu q l'appel de- Ia pre-
niare convocation. Done, mercredi
dernier, en- voyant lie nombre d'ha-
bitsnts qui avaient brave les rigu-
eurs du temps, nous avons pens5
one cette reunion aurait lieu. Mais
I notre grand 6~t0nnement, ellie a
~ encore renvoyee, a des temps
pins pEopices.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
ish Of LafDurche.
Sxccessioas Of Arsese Gaabert and
his rUc Eliza Braxd both deccas
ed NJ. 1l96 Probates.

Pursuant to an order aud decree Of the
above Court aud in obedience Ia = commission
to ue directed in the shove entitled and num-
bered SUGGESTIONS | will Offer for sale at pub
lie auction pursuant t0 Law to the last and
hiyhes. bidder on the premises situated on
the left bank of Bayou L.af"urche .n Bayou
Heron at about seven miles North of the
Town nt ThibOdaux, on Saturday February
5sra. 1884 between the hours 1T IL o'clock 4.
n. ard 1 O'clo.k r. II. the following describ-
ed property tc-wn
LIST. A certain tract Of land situated in
this Parish on the lef, hank Of Bayou LafOur-
che On Bayou Heron ut about seven miles
North of the Town If Tkibolanx. huunded
North and Sontla by lands Formerly not inhab
tied or settled containing eighty acres and
ten hundreitlis Of an acres n s.,prrti.ies he
in. the Western half vt the Ssm.i, Ea~s quar-
ter of section Ma. 81. !. ID of kaa.r IL East.
Together with all the buildings aud improve
meMts thereon.
Bud. One horse. one lot Ut horned cattle,
one lot 1T CoOper's tools, three ri"Ms. one lot
Of plow~ AMI cart harns~>.
Terms and CONDITIONS nf sale. asl, on the
Spot il, United States Treasury <..ses 10 pay
debts.
january ioth. 1891.
THkOPHlLE iiiikuflAUX.
sheriff.
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TEAPs.-Le temps est loin d'etre
agreable. LIE froid, la glace ct la
pluie, don't nous avons subj les IL
guears ct les announcements, pen
dant IL senaiue qui Went de Sc
couier, ont etc Ia cause de la sus-
pension de toutes les affaires com.
nerciales ct de toute espece de ira
vauz agricoles. Les routes s0nt
mpraticables, ct il nest guere pos
ao'e de sortir de chez sol pour va
quer . ses affaires. Dependant Get
eat de chose nest pas fait pour ar
'ser les commits voyageurs, qui de-
pos lie commencement de rann3e
pallulent dams notre vile ct dams
aeampagne, offrant des marchan-
'lses s tous ceux qui sont dams les
mares. Avec ce systemic, il ny a
paus oesoin de Sc deranger, pour
aife les approvisionnements. Cest
ties commode.
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Le C~esnit6joiat des cosspagniss. Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. l ct Home Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l. s'ktant renni pour avise,
au moyen de Sc prOcurcr des fonds, pour
payer qneiques notes prochain"ment dues
sor 10 magnifique : Hall" que ces c0mpa.
gnies ont fait constrnire. pour lie bHnefcc
dn public: u decide qn 'une grande foire Sc
rait donn6e. 10 jour de Ia parable DIES pom
piers. IL qnatriemie mercredi dAvril. Les
"details de Ia fete seront pnbli6s p~rochaine-
mene. Par Ordre dn Comit6
" H. MI HELET,
G. ARENA.