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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-19
SPORT! SPORT! SPORT,
JAMES O'NEII.

House to rent. Inquire of E. Coffin.
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of Bourbon.
Ind, says: both myself and wife owe our lives Ia
SHrLoH's CONSUMPTION Cure" y
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MONEY TO LOAN.

p, '.oney to Loan on approved security. Apply to
: NIL SnESoN, Bannack, Montana.
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Potato Diggers.
Climax Potato Diggcrs ut ISAAC l.. LyoN's.
w A N T e D.
Five men to work in timber. Inquire of
CHARLES HALL, Beaver Canyon, Idaho.
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D. n. Osborne 4 Co. Dillon Agent.

Geo H. Savage is still agent for the y. VI. Os-
borne L Co.'s Mowers and Self Binders; the stand
ard machines Of the world. A full stock Of wire,
Irvine and extras kept ON hand.
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buy None hut the Rest.

A car load Of Mccormick Binding
Irvine just arrived.
ISAAC. l. LYON
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LIMB ~
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DOORS s. WINDOWS.


Just received IN assortment of Screen Doors and
Windows Of all sizes. Call and examine, ut Hay
wards carpenter shop, first door north OF Dillor
Pavilion.
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FOR Rent.
mice room to rent, furnished or unfinished.
Inquire Of G. Fl. Savage.
.>~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~>~~~
OATS WANTED.
For which we will pay the highest CASH price
Call and see us. CROW & SMEAD.
Spring Wagons and Buggies!
THREE car loads Just received.
SEBREE. FERRIS l. WiurE Co.
~~~~~~~--~-~~~~~~~~~~
CASH
raid tor Hides and Pelts.
SEBREE, FERRIS T. White Co.
~~~~>~~---~~--~~~-~-
iull line of Confectionery just opened
up IN Postoftice building.
~-~~~>~->>-~~>~~~-~--~>
MILLER BUGGIES.
II! u car load soon to arrive at SEBxEE. FERRIS l.
WHITE Co.'s.
70 to the New Fruit Store In Post0tiice
'3'ldlng for all kinds of Green Fruits, kept
W. R. HOLDEN.
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Binding Irvine

ro ali kinds of machines at Sebrec, Ferris Il
White Company's.
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FOR 0ALn
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Secondhand Woods Irvine Binder
All in good repair. ISAAC l.. LYON.
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OATS WANTED.

For which we will pay the highest CASH price.
Call and see us. CROW & SNEAD.
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For Ron1

mice room to rent, furnished or unf,rnished.
Inquire Of G. Fl. Savage.
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~, =, ernrYienced man who has fine range,
hand of cattle on shares. Inquire at this Office.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with dyspepsia and liv.
., COMPLAINT? Shioh's Vitalizer Is guaranteed to
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House to Rent,

INQUIRE Of ]. E. Morse.
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= Farrell will conduct auction sales in all parts
Of the Territory. .
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
u,,sa hy Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
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MILLER BUGGIES.

'0'lalng for all kinds of Green Fruits, kept
syJ. R. HOLDEN,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-13
\ Memorable Day at ST. Francis
Church

. ~ NI6f1OfdOIS LAY at OF CTdHCtS
Church.
Y On Sunday last, at st. Francis of As
sums Catholic Church, in Smoke Bend,
fifty three girls and twenty boys partook
of the sacrament of the blessed eucharist,
one of the most imposing and beautiful
ceremonies of the church, commonly known
as making first communion" The can
didates had been prepared for the auspi-
cious rite under the competent instruction
of Mrs. Julm6 Comstock and Mrs. Nizida
Terrio- the former taking charge of the
girls and the latter of the boys-and the
pupils did credit to the careful training re-
ceived from these jealous and estimable
ladies. The days ceremonies began with
the celebration of low mass at o'clock in
the morning by Rev. Father Ceuppens
when over $50 persons received commu-
Mon.
The celebration of high mass at 3 o'clock
was attended by more than ordinary SOL
emnity and display, and the audience
which filled the little church to its utmost
capacity was entertained with thought
full and eloquent sermon preached by Rev.
Father Rapief of jefferson College, st.
James, an able, devout and greatly es-
termed divine. After high mass occurred
the ceremonial entitled the renovation of
vows, and at its conclusion the young COM
muicants congregated at the presbytery
where all received gifts of sacred pictures
al. souvenirs of an event in their respect
i've lives which none of the participants
can esor forget while memory lasts.
Stylish straw hats for Is cents at Mrs.
nj. Israel & Co.'s.
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Sale of Wharf Lease.
TREASURER OFFICE,
DOnaldSOnYille. La. June IL. rs

TREASURER
Donaldsonville. La, June IL. 1885.
NOTICE il hereby given that pursuant to
~ an ordinance of the Common Council of
the Town of Donaldsonville, adopted June 2,
1885 will offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder, at public auction, in front of the Court
house door in said town. on
Saturday, the 27th day of June, 1885,
at II o'clock a. NJ. the lease of the Donaldson
vile wharf and landing dues for the term of
SIX months from the LIST day of July. 1885, to the
SlSt day OF December, 1885. both inclusive.
six promissory notes, payable monthly in Uni
ted States currency, each for one-sixth of the
price of adjudication, with security to the salts
with existing ordinances relative to said wharf
and landing dues, subject to such revision and
amendment may be made by the Council
during the term of said lease
JNO. SOLOZANO. Town Treasurer.
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A Question of Plows.
Hall vs.. Avery-A Challenge from One of
M. AscensiOn's Best Planters.
ASGENSInS PARISH r., 1nnn1t 1Qas

Hall vs.. Avery-A Challenge from One of
Ascension's Best Planters
ASCENSION PARISH, La. Juno II, 1885.
EDITOR CHEF:
Dear Sir have seen an article in the Assem-
sion Democrat of a recent date written by an
. East Side Observer Our observing friend
has good deal to say about blackberries, craw-
fish, shrimp, and parties holding the levee
down, but those portions of his article do no+
concern me and of course do not care anything
about them; but portion which does very much
concern me and others also, is where Observer
says the best crops that have come under his
observation have been cultivated with the
Avery pillow. Now l want to give friend Obser-
yer chance to back his judgment. / will bet
him 500 that can select five crops in one body
that have been cultivated entirely with the
James II. Hall pillow that will equal the four
Avery pillow places that he has reference to in
every respect. will not go as far as Observer
has gone and say the Hall pillow crops are the
best. but will be a little more liberal and say
they are as good, and will put up more than the
above mentioned hundred if friend Observer
does not think that sum is enough. l do not
pretend to know anything about the practice of
law, nor the practice of medicine, nor the sell
ing of calico, but when it comes to blowing and
cultivation of land I will take hand. If one
who has. SO to speak, been raised between two
pillow handles and has worked with almost
every kind of plow ever made in the United
States. from common hull lounge to an eight
mule Hall, does not know something about
plows, would be at a loss to know to whom to
go to find out something about those imple-
ments. If friend Observer is no better informed
ON other subjects than he is about plows and
cultivation, I am very much afraid he will be
left on the wayside in life's besetting race.
In conclusion, I would advise every planter
to stick to the old reliable Hall plows. They
are one Of Louisiana's greatest treasures. They
have three redeeming qualities that none others
have ever been able to EXCEL. simplicity; 2.
durability; 3. economy, which should be every
mans watchworl, no matter what his business
may be. OLD BEN.
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Children's Festival for Benefit of the
Episcopal Sunday School.

Children's Festival for Benefit of the
Episcopal Sunday School.
Hook and Ladder Hall was the scene of
a delightful children's festival, last Satur-
day evening, the objects of which we're to
afford amusement to all who chose to at
tend and at the same time to realize some
thing for the benefit of the Episcopal Sun
day school library fund. The affair was
conducted by Misses Juanita Dalferes, Lou
ise Richard, Bessie Pugh, Emma Nolan,
Irene Mitchell, Emma Quimby, Barbara
Hanson, Anna Langbeoker, Manic Van
Lotten, Matte Pugh, Eva Greenwood and
several others, and these little ladies man
aged the entertainment with degree of
tact-and grace that would have done credit
to older and more experienced heads.
The doors of the hall were thrown open
to the public about O'Clock, and the spa
cious building was soon thronged with an
attendance of ladies. gentlemen and chill
dren decidedly encouraging to the project
ors and managers of the festival. Several
hours we're whiled away in the enjoyment of
amusements common to fairs. Rallies,
grab bags, prize contests and the exposition
and sale of dolls and fancy articles contrib
uted to the general amusement, while the
refreshments, consisting mainly of cake,
strawberries and cream, were partaken of
with commendable liberality and much
relish. The children had dance that not
only afforded much pleasure to the youthful
participants, but was source of interest to
the adult spectators as we'll. Another en-
joyable feature was a series of Rotations
by Masters Jno. Nolan, Tony Vega, Joseph
Manrin, Stuart, Sydney and Edward Han
son, which were exceedingly we'll rendered
and elected hearty applause. The fun
was kept mp until about half after 10 o'clock
at night, when the big folks and little folks
sought their homes delighted with the ex-
periences of the afternoon and evening.
The festival yielded about $50 for the
worthy object in view, and the little ladies'
who conducted the affair to such sue
cessful conclusion can enjoy the conscious
ness of having performed good work in a
highly creditable manner.
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Local rains have prevailed in this section
during the past week and have greatly
benefited the crops. In many localities,
however, but little rain has fallen and the
vegetation is very much in need Of moist
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Card of Thanks.
To Darrowville's Colored Physician, DR..
E. a. Raymond.

ASCENSION. June 6. 1885
ADOPT this method to return my most sin
l. cere thanks to Dr.. E. A. Raymond for sue
cessfully treating my wife Catherine. who has
been suffering for four years with dlopsy. pal
pitation of the heart and chronic dss.ntery. I
had tried several doctors before was recon-
ineIsded to DIR. Raymond
WILLIE Z s.s..nII
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A dramatic association has been organ
lied at Paincourtville with Mr.. Jos. LIE.
Blanc as president and DR.. Eiphege Dugas
director. There are about twenty-five
members and the association promises to
have successful career.
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Notes from NapoIeonvilIe.

Some of the New Business Houses-Acci-
dent to the Steamer Fuller-The New
bayou Passenger PacEct-Keno, Wealth.
er, etc.
NAroLEoNvILLE, La, June 8, 1885.
DEAR Mr.. EDITOR:
On leaving the Climax Hotel hayouward sou
turn the corner at Jean Gouauxs splendid drug
store and by directing your steps down Levee
street, you first encounter the beautiful dry
goods, grocery and notion store of the hand
some young Italian, Jacomini who has erected
a large and commodious mercantile establish
ment upon the ruins Of one formerly occupied
by l.. P. Hcbert, Esq. Jack" as he is famil-
iarly called here, possesses tho faculty of
selecting the best varieties of merchandise,
which he sells SO reasonably as to attract pay
ing custom from all classes of buyers. His
store is neatly arranged and he is a gentlemanly
and prepossessing salesman.
Next to him, you strike Meyer Dreyfus. a
young merchant of deservedly high reputa-
ton. Mr.. Dreyfus has an excellent stock,
especially in the grocery line and does an ex-
tensive retail trade. His clerk. Mr.. Mirtele
Boudreaux, is very popular and accommoda-
ting young gentleman and yields his wide
spread influence to no little advantage to his
employer.
Next comes the fine establishment of Louis
Corde, our genial and efficient Postmaster. MIR.
Corde's store surpasses in elegance and beauty
of design all other stores here. On the first floor
he has capacious rooms for his magnificent
ard we'll assorted stock Of dry goods. grocer
les. notions. etc. In the second story is his
residence, which for comfort, convenience and
neatness cannot be excelled in the town. Louis
is one of our most enterprising citizens. and
although a very young man, has been honored
with seat in the Town Council, and is one Of
the most useful and intelligent members.
Joseph Adams and Joe Wilson. two well
known and thriving colored men. have estab-
lished on Jefferson street billiard, barber and
drinking saloon, which has been very neatly
and beautifully fitted up. They are doing a
land Office business and their establishment is
kept in the most orderly manner. For their
race such an institution is desideratum the
want of which has been long felt here.
The steamer E. W. Fuller met with an acct
dent near here on her downward trip some por-
tions of the machinery having been so badly
broken as to. necessltate halt here for repairs.
Capt. Miegner reshipped his freight by the Lc-
Blanc and expressed the hope of being ready to
leave this evening.
The little Helene, Capt. Legendre. is TAX
ing the cake" along the Bayou and is becoming
deserved favorite among our travelling COM
munity- She is little daisy and admirably
handled.
Keno at the Rudolph is nov in full blast and
draws crowded houses on Saturdays and Sum-
days. SO you perceive that we are getting
abreast of you. The weather is still too dry,
especially for corn, and planters are loudly
growing. The CHIEF still holds its own down
here. Au revoir, THOMAS CAT.
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Special attention is called to Mrs. c. F.
Moser's advertisements. Further reference
will be made to them next week. Mean
while, parties in need of shingles Or brick
will find it to their advantage 10 apply to
Mrs. Moser. :
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The Police Jury met last Wednesday,
pursuant to its adjournment of the 9th
ult., and transacted business of much pub
lie interest. A complete report of TIE pro-
ceedings is published in This number Of the
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An Important Discovery.

The most important discovery is that which
brings the most good to tie greatest number,
DIR. Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, sill preserve the health and
save life. and lis aRriceless boon to the Attic.
ted. Not only does it positively cure consump-
ton, but coughs, colds. bronchitis. asthma,
hoarseness, and all affections of the throat
chest and lungs. yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers. IL you doubt this, get triad
bottle free, Mt B. RybisG's Drug Store.
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1. The purchaser to furnish six equal prom
issory notes for the price of adjudication, with
good and solvent security to the satisfaction of
the Common Council. payable monthly in Uni
ted States currency.
2 The purchaser to deposit s25 with the
Treasurer upon adjudication of the lease, to
secure the faithful performance Of the condi-
tions of sale.
3. Tho purchaser to comply with all existing
ordinances of tine town in relation to the lease
and regulations. of said Market-house, subject
to revision and amendment by the Common
Council during term of lease.
JNO. SOLOZANO Town Treasurer.
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A number of citizens from the seventh
and eighth wards visited town last We'd
nesday, including Capt. Jos. Gonzales and
Mr. o. A. Bullion, members of the Police
Jury; L. Picard, Esq., a prominent merchant
and Postmaster at Dutchtown; Mr.. Hercule
Landry, merchant and Postmaster at
Prairieville, and Jos. st. Amant, Esq, a
merchant and Postmaster at st. Amant
post-ofice. On Monday we had the pleas
nre of meeting Mr.. Morris Heyman of
Lane store and L. B. Hart, Esq, of the
eighth ward, accompanied by Mr.. S. Klaus,
formerly of Lane store, hut now q resi-
dent of Mississippi. %N 3
All who have not joined the Library but
intend doing SO are informed that on and
after July Is, the charge will be two dollars
for two years instead Of one dollar as now.
"a & r. s. S. INGMAN.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post-office at DonaIdsonviiie.
Ascension Parish, La, June 10. 1895.
Boom. DR. D Johnson, Rev Henry
Bowers Rev Ed Kelly, Michael
Beamia, Mrs V Lee, D Alix Andre
Collins, Miss Aslee Mather, irvine
Darrom. Thomy Phil }, Lolot
Daigle, Ann Perry, Lizy
Davis, Tom Randolph. Ed
Duplessis, Mrs Frosine Schwarz. Rudolf
Gonzales. Miss OviIe Scales, VIM (3)
Gaufh.eaux. r q JOS Steward. Augustus
Giovanni. Giovanni Di Soutllall, David
Howard. Wilson Tolbert. Miss Lean
Harrison, II. frost, August
Hariton, Miss Mary Webre, UIyase a
Joseph, Celestin Williams, Joseph
Webb, johnson
If not called for in four weeks will be sent to
the Dead Letter~Offiee.
LOUIS LEFORT, p. IL.
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Several fine messes of early vegetables
from the garden of our friend w. ]. Means
of Port Barrow have found their way to the
,editors's table during the past few weeks
and wore largely appreciated. Much obliged,
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Pate de foie gras, truffies, perderaux and
b6casse at Maurin's Cheap Grocery Empor-

Four luscious peaches, rosy, fragrant and
juicy, were sent US Oh Wednesday by our
courteous and esteemed friend, Mr.. Ernest
Langbeoker. They were beauties, sure
enough, aad as toothsome as they we're
pretty
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-13

:. The condition Of the leyees and rice
flnmes of this parish is quite satisfactory,
as attested by the report Of Capt. NJ. W.
Barton to the Police Jury, dated June
md submitted at the session of Wednesday
last.@ The only three places where new
leyees will be required are at the Mt. Hou-
mas, Riverton and Orange Grove planta-
items, on the left bank of the river, as re-
ported in the CH1EF of May 30.
Fishing parties should provide themselves
with Maurin's picnic hams before starting
for Grand Bayou or Bayou Corne.
4 successful fair for the benefit of the
ST. Gabriel Catholic church, Iberville, was
held there on Saturday and Sunday last,
netting several hundred dollars to the fund
for the improvement of the church. The
worthy priest, Father Laval, was indefati-
gable in his efforts to render the festival
enjoyable to the guests, and he was ably
assisted by the ladies and other members
of his congregation. One of the features
Of the entertainment was a musical and
dramatic performance that passed off with
snuch eclat.
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Sale Of Market Lease.

IREASURER'S OFFICE, J
Dona ldsonville, L;,., June Is. 1885.
N obedience to the ordinances of the Town
Il of Donaldsonville. l will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door in said town. on
Saturday. the 27th day of June, 1885,
at II O'Clock 4. NJ, the lease of the Market
house and market dues for tho term Of six
months from the 1st day of July. 1885. to the
31st day OF December, 1885. both inclusive.
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Milwaukee fire, words and music; price
reduced TOTO cents, at Ingman's.
Town Treasurer Solozano advertises tho
Whatf and market leases for sale at public
auction, in accordance with ordinances
adopted at the last session of the Common
Council. For particulars, see the official
notices in another column.
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Mr.. j. B. Quimby has purchased large
boat-load of Pittsburg coal and is storing
it in his coal yard ON Lafourche street,
where it will be retailed to consumers at
lowest market prices.
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PORT BARROW, LA.
C0nstable'S Sale.

C0nstable'S Sale.
State of Loaisiana-Parlsh of Ascension
Seventh Justice Court.
10y VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
- of sale bearing date of this 18th OF June,
a: D., 1888, and tp me directed by the lion. the
aboye named Court, | have seized and will Of
Court of the parish of Ascension, on
Saturday, the 27tl day of June, 1855,
property, to-wit:
ONE RED COW,
with left ear cropped; no brand visible; seems
to be about u years old. Said animal was ta-
ken up as en- estray on the Bewdon plantation,
by Jos. Grayois, in the month of January last
Ierms-Cush an United States currency
Parish of Ascension. this 18th day OF June,
A. D.. 1885. ARMSTEAD PAYNE.
Constable Seventh Ward, parish of Ascension.
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For Sale

A TWO-WHEEL PEDDLINi CART in good
"A order, with twelve boxes especially arranged
for pedlling purposes; also d SET OF HAIR
NESS in good order, to go with the cart; price
for the cart and harness $50. Inquire ut the
CHIEF office.
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! A match gameef base ball-the first of
tie locaI championship series for the sea-
son of 18S5-will be played by the Fortier
and Nolan clubs. at Nolan park, on the 21st
inst., and the game will undoubtedly ex-
cite much interest among admirers Of the
sport. Each club will have it's strongest
:z,ine in the field and the fight for suprem-
tacy viii BE a hot ono. A proposition to
mako up a purse or to one. some other val
liable prize to be conteste is being dis
nussed among the hackers Of the rival
clubs. and this will increase the interest in
s4hs snatch. The Fortisrs have 2 stronger
team than ever before and no one can pre-
dict the outcome Of the approaching game
with any degree Of certainty.
T1usH1Na TIE GurrEas. The steam en-
CINE of Phoenix Fire Company No. was
brought out Thursday afternoon and
placed on the wharf, where lit remained
until last evening pumping river water
in the town cutters. Tbs sanitary value
of the flushing system has nfully demon
strated in New Orleans and twill be fortu-
nate thing for our town if it is putin oper-
alton here during the heated term. We un-
derstand that Phoenix Fire Company is
willing to undertake the work provided
means are raised to cover. the expense,
and that our citizens will be solicited to
make up fund for. this purpose. Such
i beneficial movement ought to meet with
,:a1 .os,o,sas fr<,,n fha community
r. $500
New lot of Seaside and Munro's Libra
ries, by new authors, at Ingman's.
Ass.! - -. -. N -
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Mrs. Stewards dancing school was opened
last Tuesday with class of twenty pupils.
Ascension Hook and Ladder Hall has.
been secured as a meeting place for the
class, were assemblies will be held three:
times week, Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday.