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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Maine went republican


A nomination in Gen. Bragg's district, in
Wisconsin, wss made yesterday On the 2l6th
ballot, Delaney being the successful man.
Col. Redicll Mckee, father of Mr.. David
Il. Mckee, agent Of The Associated Press at
Washington, died unexpectedly at Berkeley
Springs, ". Va, yesterday.
The Gar and Emperor Fraisis joseph
are reviewing large bodies of troops at
points which would become their respective
bases OF operations in the event of an Aus
tro.Russian conflict
Tbe committee of the Philadelphia con-
mon council have made report on the
charges against Mayor Smith. declaring him
guilty OF mlsdemeanor and maladministra-
ton in office, ald recommending his i'm.
parchment.
Yesterday, the anniversary Of the battle
OF North Point, was a municipal holiday in
Baltimore, and was celebrated to some OK
tent. The various posts of the Grand Army
Of the Republic in the city inaugurated
Grand Army Day to take fireplace of tho
Old Defenders Association.
Ex-Gov. Lucius Fairchid, of Wisconsin,
the newly.elected commander. in chief OF
the U. A. H., has gone TO Charleston to in
vestigate the condition of the people there,
with the view Of making the Grand Army
medium for the collection of funds for the
amelior&tion of the condition Of the earth.
quake sufferers.
The Car has bestowed the decoration of
The Order Of st. Vladimir upon NJ. katkcn.
director Of the Moscow Lycaum and editor
oil me Moscow Gazette. the most influential
and authortive newspaper in Russia. The
official statement is that the editor is decor.
ated lin regard for educating the people of
Russia to clear conception of the true
ioundatlcn OF the Russian political constitu-
tionn
During the celebration of early mass in
ths Pilgrimage Church, in Radna, Transyi.
vauia, yesterday morning, panic was
caused by the accidental burning of The al.
| tar curtains, which were set on frs by the
candles. People rushed from the building,
trsmpilng the weak under foot, and nun.
| bers Of the occupants Of the galleries leaned
down on the heads OF the crowd below. Elf.
teen persons were crushed to death, and
thirty were severely and Que hundred
slightly injured.
While john Holhoefler, keeper at tho
Geological Garden, at Cincinnati, was clean
| ing out the grizzly bears den yesterday af.
teraoon he was set upon by one OF the bears
and before help could be summoned his
| tight arm had been decorated to such all ey-
tent that it merely hung in shreds to his
SIDE. Ho!hoeiter is sixty years old and s.
| man OF family. He was removed to the
hospital, where his arm was at once ampu.
| taicd, but he never recovered from the sheet:
and soon expired.
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In VIEW of the fact that of the 5000
ballots cast in Maine yesterday the prohibi-
tionists received only $500, the temperance
cause can not be as strong in that State as
formerly. If like causes produce like effects
the result in Maine doesn't augur we'll for
tho third party move in Pennsylvania, upon
which the democrats of that State are
thanking" so largely. Republicans are only
own marty.
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an EL0rING FAMiLI.---Tha tendency to
e'opo seems TO he hereditary in the veins o!
John IL. Spouseller, ofStcamtown, Pa, the
young farmer who eloned on Sunday night
with his wlfe's youngest sister. Seven years
ago his father, DR.. Henry SpouseIler, elopeti
from Steamtown with Miss Nancy Pitts.
The couple went 10 Missouri, where they
nov live, and WHARF young Sporselier aud
Miss Della Erb are supposed to have gone.
The younger SpCusclier is about thirty
years old, and lived with his wife on a farm
about three quarters Of mile from his
father-inlaW's. He has been twice married,
his present wife being about twenty-fye
years old. He had treated her kindly until
about q month ago, when he became sullen
ana churlish toward her. Last Sunday
morning lie sent his wife and children to the
house Of his hther.in law. At ten o'clock
in the evening the family retired, Miss
Della Erb remaining down stairs alone. In
Il low moments she went to Ter room and
vas heard opening a window overlooking s.
shed roof Then old Mr.. Erb heard noise
whlch lie did not investigate, but which he
8 ladder against the she'd. At four o'clock
Mr.. Etb was awakened by the CRYING Of one
Of bis grandchildren. He found Della gone,
with bundle Of her clothing. Della is
young, slender and black eyed. She is OF an
emotional turn, aud was a notable feature
Of al tho religious revvais and camp meet.
lngs held III the neighborhocd. Under the
influence of religious excitement she ap.
rearod to so into an ecstasy, or trance, and
was sometimes unconscious for hours. Old
MIR. Erb Is determined to bring back the
pair. He has had warrant Issued, charr.
ing Spouselec with having abandoned his
children, aged respectively seven, four and
TWO years
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a .EiSs,.;scat! Ssvsss3,

QUINCY, H., Sept. 14.-Last evening, as G
freight train on the Long Line" arrived
within mile Of West Quincy it was
thrown from the track by misplaced
switch. The engineer, jack Mccarthy, was
caught beneath his engine and crushed TO
death. The fireman, Mike Keefe, was SO
badly scalded that he died an hour later
Lee Pisgctt, brakeman, was also fatally
ecaIdea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14

The state Republican, now the chief organ
of Mahoneism in Virginia, says: "There is
one Bond only that Virginians should ask
the Federal Government to pay and dis
charge A Baltimore Plug Ugly Of any
Issue and denomination is too heavy a bur-
den for any State to bear" And yet it was
only short time ago that the Mahoneites
and Judge Bond were On excellent terms
and firm allies. But the Judge has recently
decided some Virginia debt cases in accord
ance with the opinion Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14

Now THAT the vineyards of Virginia are
becoming profitable to their owners and a
source of revenue to the State, and that the
manufacture of wine-including champagne
has become one of her important indus
tries, aflording employment to large num-
Der of people, the prohibitionists would
have the whole business swept away, and
compel those who will have s.mulants to
resort to the use of fiery whiskey, which they
can import in smaller bulk from other
States.
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Ex,sEOSioIa.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept 1i-An explo-
siou occurred in the mixing building Of the
LylGnite works at Adams about II 90 O'Clock
last night by which the building was de.
molish.d and Ambrose Z. jerks and Chae
I. kimhall, night workmen, were killed
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ssrass, Ola NisuasS

NEW YORK, Sept, ID Information was
received to-day Of the death of F. ]. Hill
"ao came to this city with James IT. Hol.
lanu last year when the latter shot and
killed Tom Davis, the gambler. Hill was
held as witness to the shooting, and re-
4uired to give bonds for his appearance.
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Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, n. y, Sept. ia special to
tie Commercial AdcertiSer from Silver Creek
says: "a serious accident occurred this
morning on the Nickel-Plate railroad near
this place. A west bound express train ran
into an excursion train from Erie. Twelve
persons are reported 10 have been killed
aud fourteen wounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14

THAT CONGRESSMAN WISE Of Virginia in
not too old to learn is proved by the fact
that whereas in the 4Sh Congress he voted
against the consideration of the Morrison
bill to reduce the tariff, in the 49th he voted
for it. His ability to learn was rewarded
by unanimous denomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14

WAGES CAN not bo increased by legisa-
ton. They, from the nature of things, can
only BIO affected by the demand for and the
supply of labor. But the purchasing value
of wages can be affected by legislation, and
that it is, is proved by the double price the
lsborers of this country are compelled by
the existing tariff to pay for their salt, sugar,
clothing, aud other prime necesssries oflile.
When the laborers learn this true lessen
their lot will be happier.
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DIR. ARMSTRONG AND CcSsrr ,y,n,

DR.. ARMSTRONG AND Consul. W,rpvr.
The following telegram relative to tho
recent published rumors rejecting pnor
Hon. +. E. Withers, Consul. General at Houo
Kong, was received in Richmond last night
SAVANNAH, September Is, l>>G
To The editor Of the Ni&pcrh
Neither my name nor my library may In Of
much exchange valuc--thc latter | irs,irr "a.
S2oOoo-hut would stake both on the nro,os
ton that the Hon. II. L. Withcrs our Consul t;nn.
cra to Hong Kong, has Tot been guilty Of Dis
honest or unmanly act. Let not virginias cond
dence in one of her nob!cst sons be sbr.Jcd II,
such Islander. J. e. Apv.rrn>
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.NOOl.Sisinnr ES;lIass

CHICAGO, Sept. IA special to the
Times from Nashville Tenn, says: no.
torions moonshiner named Chenault was
shot and INSTANTLY killed during ourrel at
istna, Sunday morning, by man named
Mickey
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One Hundred Eiectment Notices.

DUBLIN, Sept. 14-Lord Amnesty has is
sued one hundred eiectment notices against
tenants on his estates in County Down. The
tenants are suffering for money owing to the
lateness of their harvest.
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Inc following terse note WAS recently left
behind by an clipping couple 10 one of EEamp.
shlre's hill towns: "We've eloped. Forgive
us if you can, and if you can't. what will
you do shout it ?"
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AID TO THE SuFFEREEs.- Mayor Coure.
nay, of Charleston, yesterday received tho
following telegram from London,
with brotherhood and deep sympathy
respectfully beg you to accept in my name
one hundred pounds towards relief of tho
sufferers from the late sad calamity.
HENRY IRVING.
"Iyceum Theatre, London !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14

" lRGiNlA: In the Clerks Office of tho Circuit
Court OF the county of Alcxandlis on the Sth
day of September, 1856.
John I. Birch, complainant, agsins. Jane C.
Mrch, Philip Birch, BENJAMIN IL. Berry, vii.
liam W; Berry, Ophelia Berry. Susan Pondex.
ter and ----- Poindcxtcr, her husband, de-
PENDANTS.
Mem The object of this suit is to recover of the
defendant, Jane &. Birch. the sum of ) 900 with
interest thereon from February 18th, 1sSi. till
paid, damages for breach of contract and to at
Zach the estate of Jane G. Birch, in Alexandra
county, and to subject the same to the complain.
ants claim.
The defendants Jane G. Birch and Philip Birch
not having entered their appearance AMI
gwen security according to the art Of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and
1T appearing by affidavit that they are
not residents Of this State: 1t is ordered thar
the said defendants, Jane c. Birch and Philip
Birch, appear here within one month after
due publication of this order and DO wha, is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
the ALEXANDRA GAZETTE. a newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, once week for four
cessivc weeks and posted at the 'front.' door of The
Court House of this county. A copy--tcste
II. FL. YOUNG, Clerk.
Edmund Burke p. q. sep14 w4w
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zen's cup, which is to be sailed Off Ssvn.,
on Saturday. The Galatea and Nayaou.
are also entered for the same race VI
"A Demand from, the SuI,,,,

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Republiqac r,,n
caiSe states that the Sultan demand, ~.
evacuation of Egypt by the English .ns
that Russia supports the Turkish demand
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GEoRGzToWN CATTLE MAREEr.-At Drorers
hest TINS week 14O Cattle were offered 10 Of
wien were sold as follows: best 4L.ai 6j1Oo;
good lal4.; medium 3iba4: common olsa3ip.
Iooi Sheep and Lambs wore offered Lambs sold
at la6 Sheep 224a4 year!ings 4a4ibc. Calves
aoih Stockcrs So IS to S., % per head. 10
lows and Calves were sold S25a55 per head.
9ood Cattle in demand common slow. Sheep and
Lambs brisk.
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Entered fi,r tho Rnnn

NE" aoRk, Sept. 1.-THE yacht Puritan
was entered to-day in the race for the Cit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14
MONETARY AND COMNlERCIli

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE stock market
opened firm this morning, first prices generally
showing advances OF from Is to I, per cent over
Inc closing figures of last evening While there
were somo further slight advances in the csrly
dealings, the market soon gsvc way and slowly
but steadily declined until near II o'clock, the
losses in that time ranging from Il to 9. pcr ct
The market then rallied and in somo cases prices
were carried beyon the opening
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Surplus over NIL,

Surplus over MI, $4,000
These figures clearly prove that Virginia is
able to pay the interest on all of her bonds as
they now stand, and have surplus of 100000
per anrur. The difference between six aud four
per cent. on 81 ECO 600 consos would be $2Sl,-
900. so that if the bondholders should accept
such compromise, the State would have an an
c.tiar.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sent. 14.-Flour !,
quiet and steady, with good receipts. The Whta.
markets arc without material change. but with
hrmer to"!ing; notwithstanding the recent
drought very large proportion OF the otlcrinss
III this market are soft and out Of condition bay
ers neglect such grades, as they arc expensive 20
handle and very difficult to PIT in mcrcEsn sill,
order Corn IS easy. Eye and Oats are s,c.rv
Produce OF all kinds is wanted. with Indications
Of higher prices
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MARINE, NEWS

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPTEMBER H.
sun rses.....-.....5 II Sun sets. ...........G o
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ARRIVED.
Schr W d Goldshorcugh, Norfolk. to IND
Smoot.
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Total fixed charges.
Estimated revenue for
lSS6 (last year, before
the increased asscsS-
mcnt. tho revenue
was So, 200, 0COl
Forthc past eight years
the expenses OF the
State have averaged,
School fund fixed by
law,
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figures, will show the public debt OF Virginia as
it stood July l. 1886:
Consols, S1i 232 600 90
1O.4Qs, 14O30OO 90
Old Virginia GS, 2211 900 90
Peelers, 901 900 90
Interest on old Virginia bonds, 1911 COO 90
Interest on peeler bonds, 10000 90
Other fundable interest, &C., ! 1874 600 GO
TaX.receivable coupons. 100000 90
Rddlebergcr IS. So,S63.OOO
Less he'd by State, 3,O6S,OOO
--- o795OOO 90
If all of the bonds Except consols and 10 40s)
aud intercst-lcss one-third set apart as WcstNir-
ginia'S share of the debt including all past into
due tax-recevable coupons at their face value,
should he funded Riddlchcrger IS, the entire
amount of Riddles outstanding would bc less than
S10,OUO,OOO. Taking this as q basis of calcula-
ton, should have the following result:
Eiddlcbcrgcr IS, slo,Ooo,Ooo Annual int $3oo,nOO
Consos 6s ID 232GtD So UuC
l0-i0S IS I.iU0COO - S21
Total fixed charges. SI,31l,GGU
Estimated revenue for
1856 last year, before
the increased ,tSScSS
mcnt, tho revenue
81 0GO S.upNNnj
For the past eight years
the expenses OF the
state have averaged, $4,000
School fund fixed by
law $4,000 10000 Sl5-OCO0
Surplus over n $4,000
These figures clearly prove that Virginia is
able to pay the interest on all of her bonds as
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Sept. 13.-shccp
and Lambs-Prices are merely nominal, As there
ID little or no supply and very light demand.
Hogs-The receipts, slightly in excess of last
week, consist of fairly full supply, with the
quality fully as good as last Mondays offerings
inc demand is reported fairly good, with prices
laction higher than last Monday. We quote
common to fair Hogs at GaGI,c, and fair to good
at . 1aaohtc, with most sales at 65saGhc per ID
net. Arrivals this week GtG2 head
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The YirriHia Neslf.

The following statement, compiled from official
igures, will show the public debt OF Virginia as
t stood July /, 1886:
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:, BALT1MoRE. Sept. IA Virginia Is consolidate!
-, do new IS 6Ts: Cotton dull; middling o.,
Flour easy AID quiet Wheat Southern a sba..
iIrmer in tone; do. Western easier and onir,
southern red S5aSS; do smhcr S7a9O: No .
Westcrn winter rcd spot S4isaSiE; Oct ska
soy; Nov SIlAaS7as; Dec SSAsS9. Corn
southern quiet and nominally higher; do West;
ern easier and dnll: Southern white 5ls52: 10
yellow hla12 Western mixed spot d7ai7 <, Oct
IL faa.lS Nov 4SIas49; steamer 15 bid. Oats
irm and quiet; Southern 2Sa34; Western white
53a35; do mixed 3Os32; Pcnna 2Sa:3I. Rvc
steady at 5la51. Provisions steady. Coffee
higher and excited; Rio cargocs ordinary to fair
IL. Sugar steady and quiet; A soft Ga
Whiskey steady at 81 10a1 20
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NEW YORK, Sept. lt.--Stocks active and lirm
Money quiet at Sac Cotton steady unlanIs 81,
Orleans ZIG; futures quiet and firm. Flour
dull and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower
Pork steady at Sill; new mess steady at ST.
Lard quiet at 81 35.
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CHICAGO, Sept 14.-Whcat opcucd s.csIY gt
IFS, but has fallen back at III. October Corn
opened at III bid, but has fallen of to 40 1916
October Oats 26E4. Mess Pork opened at 81 20
Tell OFT to $l1 80, shot up to 81 65. bn, has
fallen OIL to Sl1 42lh. Oct Lard SO COX,
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$4,000
$4,000 l,i30,Gno Sl.510.COO
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FO.. SALE

IRE Square of -Iotnd situated in the town
Of 1Liho,i. aux. bounded by Jackson. st.
Mary and Uarii y streets and the Rail-road
Alley to be su viied into lots to suit pur-
ctiasers.
The Eu.eii. Plantation. situated in the
Parish If L.irarc.,- ~ t.rty mics below the
town OF Thl,,ar.ur measuring seven and a
half ar,,cn1- fI"n! aiong the left bank of the
Bayou Lat uirir tr forty arpents Ill depth
lr't wcrn raia3i,i l. -s containing 300 arpents
III which 20 arrrtls are subject to cuitlva-
ton.
Togeth"rwith iaI"- dwelling house. three
ANAL hou>r~. ga j, y i other cut houses.
Also iuur q her II. i OF lands. lii the rear.
on tnc iiav.u l. ur> containing about 44O
u. res 70; W hiri OFT AT il com posed OF high
Liv,. Oak r#ln- ~, uu- subject to cultlvhtloH.
Another tract o! md sitnatri in the Parish
of Latnurrlc at tort y--lN Males below tn"
town at TbibodrauN measuring ten and il half
;trp-.t- front al"n. the right bank OF the Ba-
You | aionlche ly rory arpentS III depth,
bounded above Ivy ian Is of jas. Cheram1 anu
below hy lands of estate of Lucien Gucdry.
Thisttact contains tnnr huudred and TWEEN
" ;rpents in SUI ertic;,s mostly high amt
above overflow the l-vre being only eight III
che. in height ami more than sufficient to pro
rect it from the h CHEST water of he Bayou
Lituurrhe.
FOR liberal terms and par %icnlars. apply to
+. a. IIIIBODEAUA,
1hibodeaux. La.
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Mardi-Gras,

L neuviemc jour de mars. lSo6, soft comm
eft observe avec une pompe naccoutumee
ct que tons ceux qui Nous doivent alltSean
ce fassent tout Ell leur pouvoir pour que ce
soft un jour de joie pour nos bien-almes
%sujets ct ceux qul visiteront notre seconde
capitale.
A cette fin, Nous ordonnons ct decretons
one:
lo Ain d'attester leur ~loyaute ct Ohio
norer convenablement lauguste personne
de Notre fills bien-aime, lie ROl DU CON
GO, a l'occa~ion de son ent,ee tIiomphale
dams notre capitale de Thibodaux, tous les
tideles suiets qui Y resident devront Sc for
mer en- corps organise> ct Sc rapporter
plomptement au departement de III guerre
pour 6tre assigne au service.
2o En- consideration de la prompte ct
implicite o%btissance i Get Edit Royal,
Mons ordonnons d nos loyauX princes, dues,
ct omtes de notre bien aimee p~aroisse La
fourche de r6parer promptement leur che
min public on route Royale, atm de faclil
TEL u louS nus SdJCto iO W A"S' w
| de notre seconde capitale.
Nous appelons sur ce fait l'attcntion par
ticuliere du prince Acadia, du Grand
JUICE, due de Blakesley, du comte de la
Halle, chevalier de Bourg. DIES dues Wa
verley, Ridsetield, Highland ct de la Foret'
| du vicomte st. Bernard, du chevalier Beau
vais, ct du comte de China Grove.
Notre fills bien-aime. ayant tres graceful
sement accept6 votre invitation ct celle
d'assister au grand bal qui doit etre don
ne en- son honneur, Nous avons lespoir que
nos tiGeles sujets mettront tout en- Guvre
pour que l'entlee triomphale de Notre bien
aime fills, le ROI DU CONGO, soft la plus
brillante du steele.
Notre Majestic a aussi ordonne quill fasse
beau temps pendant lie %seiour, a Thibo-
danx, du ROI DU CONGO. ain que tous
ceux qui viendront lhonorer de leur pre-
sence puisse Sc livrer a la joie ct au plaisir
DIEU PROTEGa LIE ROT
Dome sous notre signature ct le Sceau
Royal, dans notre Palais DIES Arts ct de
lIndustrie, ce Is fevrier 1856.
Par lie Roi: REX.
Contresign6 All THU.
Grand Chambellan
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CLUB DRAMATIQUE DE LOCK.
PORT Tn temps abominable nous
a emptche d'assister 4 la represent
tation donnee par les artistes du
club susdit, samedi dernier, dams la
sale des pompiers.
Nous ne pouvons par consequent,
ct d notre tres-grand regret, bonner
qu'un compile rendu tces-imparfalt
de ce qui s'y est pass6. ST nous
nous Ell rapportons aux oui dire,
nellie Alice Trone q nontr6 les
qualities dune veritable artistic dra.
matique ellie a etc Acknowledgement
aidee par son pere ct SEES freres qui
lm donnaient la replique.
LIE club, a la ttte duquel Sc trou-
We MI. J. \. Tronf, sc propose de
bonner n serie de representations
dams cette parOisse ct les par0isses
environnantes /; nous osons lui pre-
dire un grand success don't il est
olgne en- tout points.
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An entcrprising, Reliable House.

J Omcr Landry can always he relied
upon. not only t." enrry in stock the
hest If everything. hut to .ecnre the
Agency for such a~,tnrlrs ~ have we'll
known merit. and are popular with the
people. thereby sustaining the rep"ta
ton If being always enterfni>ing. and
ever reliable. Having occurred the
Agency for the c.lclna,rd DR.. ki"g'n
New Discovery for Consumption. will
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