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St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
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TzCHUMsKA, Russia, Dec 3D., 1886. }
70 JOSEPH BLOCH. Opelonsas,
La. U. S. A. \
Dear Sir-Having heard of your
elaborate stock, and having the best
adapted place for one of my calling
have selected your establishment as my
headquarters during my stay in your
town. shall leave here with my flying
RENDERS to-day and be with you on
the night of the 23d., remaining several
days. To all my little friends | send
greetings, and beg of them to call on
me, where will meet them with smile
and SOuvenire. SANTA CLAUS.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
notice.!

LAND OFFICE. III New Orleans La.
December 10th. 1856. )
Notice i IL lthN given that the following
n"nr'i settler has flied notice OF his intentio!
+" make final proof III support Of his claim.
and thai S1lh proof Mill be made before. The
judge or III H. absence the Clerk OF the Dis
trlc1 Court. 1T tprlollSl>. La. nl. Saturtla,
February 1th. 1887. VIZ:
EDWARD DARDEAI
VII" mad" HomeStrad Entry NJ" 42-4 for tie
FrHcii''uHi Section .. Town-hiu Il South at
Range East Louisiana Meridian.
lie names tie following witnesses to prove
ht> t"H i'linuS residence upon. and cultivation
81 >:t!i land viz:
Don Louis f"ntruot. Honnrc Fu~Ilier. Fclr}i-
llal'l Tate, ClcopiEs CoUIN He. All of the
Parish If ST. Landry. La.
THO>. j. BUTLER
'lct. -""l Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Sam Brown, a young colored man
born and raised about Opelousas, got
iato fight over game of cards, with
NOSE Butler, also colored, on Thursday
night last week, at the depot at Lake
Charles, and was knocked on the head
with piece OF wood and killed. But
Ter was jailed, The dead man was
brought TO Opelousas for burial. Sam
was always fond of fighting, from a
very small boy. This case adds another
to the innumerable list of tightin. char
actcrs who have found some one to kill
them.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

For the best selection, and most ia
vorablc terms for watches, clocks, and
jewelry, cali at r. Mornhinveg's the
live jeweler. We make it an object of
special attention to please our custom
frs, and save money for onr patrons.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
tEEERIFE'~ SALE.
ELMlNA I.AFLEUR vs.. ONEZIME SAVANT
husband
No. liuOl.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA

BY virtue OF . writ OF ii ia issued out of the
District Court. in the above entitled suit AK;
to me directed, | will proceed to sell in the
town OF Opelolsas, al the principal front door
OF the Court house Of said parish 10 the last
and highe:t bidder on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF January 1887, at II O'Clock \. NJ. the
following described property to-wit:
certain plantation situated on Bayou
BGuf, with all rhr rlildings and Improve.
ments thereon, cun,aining eighty arpen1s
bounded north by Bayou Bteut south by
swamp lands. east by II. Thomas and west by
Il. Latieur.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CASH.
&C. DUSON
dec ll-Gt Sheriff st. Landry parish
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

OF the persons alleged by x-Secre-
tary OF State Stleng to owe him for
elections ticket paper, several have an
swercd: Congressman King, $3.50, de-
MES that he owes him anything; Sher-
lift Brusle of Ibervile, $50, acknowl-
edges the debt, but says no bill was
ever presented or it would have been
paid long ago; j.. S. Simmons, $500 or
5000, there may he a small balance due
Strong, but nothing to compare with
the sum claimed.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Last Sunday, at Bayou Petite Prairie
in this parish. the son, twelve or thir-
teen years old, of Mr.. Darcy Moore, the
ward constable, was kicked on the
head, by 4 horse, and instantly killed.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Remember that every dollars worth
of goods bought from G.. Dietiein, for
cash, entities the buyer to IA chance on
dinner and bed room sets, which are
to be drawn on February LIST. 1881.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

MONEY !: !: !: Y: j: !: g: :: ];
@6@ETR sto be made Cut this ont
HHRE RSaId return to and We
NN u M L. W will send You free. some
HEN thing of great value and
HHHHE# importance to you, that
wv OGu will start you i'll business
which will brin" you in
more money right away
than anything else in this world. Any one can
do the work and live at home. Either sex: all
ages. Something new that just CONS money
for all worker, We will start YOU; capital not
needed. This Is one of the genuine. important
chances OF Il lifetime. Those who are ambitious
and entcrprisin% will not delay. Grand outfit
free. Address TRU f Il CO., Augusta Mainc
Dec Ally.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

We are sorry to Learn that Mr.. Py-
well the Artist Photographer, will
S%ortly leave Opeleusas, and would a.
wise all those, desiring fret class pho
.tagraphs to call soon, as another oppor
tunity like the present one may not
present Itself again tor maay months.
Pywell's experience OF over 90 wears
in the profession, enables hina to please
even the most fastidious.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

The Abhevile Meridional reports the
death in that parish OF William Meyer,
a native "f Holland, age 1876 years. The
death of a coloved woman in the Indian
Territory, a native of San Augustine
Florida, has just been reported, aged
1876 years
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Mr.. Louis Desmarais has recently
opened Il groceryiisere, on west side of
Courthouse, and his goods are necessa-
FLY fresh. His prices for one article,
-four, show Aow cLeaply he sells. Read
his advertisement in this paper- No
one caa give better goods for cheaper
prices than he.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

In the Ouacitita Telegraph is a sher-
ifs sale showing twenty-six seizures in
as many different snits, all representing
AS many different plaintiffs, against one
defendant
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

There will be an excursion from
CheneyVile and all way stations to
New Orleans, on the Both inst, and re-
turn Jaa. Sd. Fare for the round trip,
for all stations between Washington
and Lafayette, inclusive, $3.50.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

We present our readers this week
with Christmas and New Years sup
element.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Thrice is he armed who hatga his
quarrel just. "-Shakespeare.
And four times he who gets his
blow in fust. j. Billings.
I. 1AgaiHst score of diseases that infest
,ffle human frame, he is ten times armed
who has a bottle of Browns Iron Tonic.
For Sale by X. NJ LittelI.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

. " hen you come to town, don't forget
to drive right in at A. B. Chachere's.
where you will tind ii big yard for your
teams, and good board and lodging for
Yourselves.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

William Love, who was stabbed last
week by W. W. Wyatt, died last Mon
day night, from internal bleeding.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Ar, The merchants of Opelousas, pu,
'chase rice every day, to the amount o
about 100000.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

&c to y. b. CIlachere's hotel for
good and well cooked meals at exceed
lngly low prices, and at all hours.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Well furnished rooms and good board
lat A. B. Chachere's hotel, opposite
Clerks office on Landry street.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
IL. NlOrssIlinVeg.

Our stock of Watches, Jewelry, &c,
is complete, and has been selected to
meet the wants of our customers, in
style and price.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

We again urge oar delinquent sub
Scribers to pay up. 1t is not Just that
we should pay cash for the material
and PRINT their papers for nothing.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

1t you want something especially
adapted for holiday presents call at
X. MOENHINNEG'S the live jeweIer.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

We wish all of our readers a happy
Christmas.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

The Governor has issued Il proclama-
ton pnstponing the Acadia election till
Tuesday, March list next, in order to
give time for the registration of voters.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

IS Last Tuesday morning, about ) o'clock
another great fire occurred in Galveston,
destroying about thirty houses, and
causing loss of 100000.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

Order your Fish, Crabs, and Oysters
for the holidays from NJ. Vilaseca.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
LIST OF LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at
Opciuusre. Louisiana. Thursday, December 1ft h
1896. which if not taken ont by Mo-. ". De
ccmher he 2Itn 1876. will be sent to i!.r Dead
Letter Office at Washington, d. e.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25


Messrs Haas. Perr"dn and Dnbnlsson hav-
ing been appointed Il committee to examine
the vouchers in the hands of the treasurer re-
ported through their chairman, Mr.. Haas, that
they examined and counted the vouchers pre-
scented by the treasurer amounting to S2,1i7 80
Two Thousand One Hundred and Seventeen
3OI1O0 Dollars. as per his statement filed, that
the amnnnt correspondent witt, items in the
cash book: when on motion. it was resolved
that the vouchers he cancelled and that the
treasurer have credit on the books of the par
isll for said amount and the vouchers were
cancelled accordingly.
Messrs. Duhuisson, Perrodili and Haas hay
ing been appointed committee to examine
the claims filed against the parish repOrted
through their chairman. Mr.. DuhuIsson, that
they examined and found correct the followin.
claims, viz:
Eclipse Saw Mill. lumber. So ~
VIM. Carpenter ..... "a 90
Eli Clark hauling % 30
Y. Vidrine. repairing bridge .-.-.......... s 90
A1cide Fontcn0t. Jr.. timber ..--...... :, 90
Warren Mcdaniel. spade broken on road / il
john \. Ogden, fees for criminal eases GO 90
b. f. Mc"in!cr. juror on inquest 30
J. Meyers Il Co 90
Leon Wolff, - . 90
Robert Chachere. - 90
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
the 81 Monday in January. it being the nth
day Of that month
ALBERT GUTDRY.
Attest: President.
L. J. LEFTBvRE. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
FOR SALE.

suitable residence il the tow! OF OI.Iou>a>
fronting on Market street, opposite The late
Residence OF Dr j. l.. l:~tUrGr. For particular,
apply I" H. T. ESTORGE
dee 1T
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25

OPEI4OUSAS
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The street-Car Strike

NEW YORK, August 24-Eleven hun
bred employees of7the Broadway and
Seventh Avenue Surface road were
paid off to-day. Supt. Newell said since
the men refused to accept the terms off,
cred he will have nothing more to. dowith
them. He has advertised for new men.
He expects to start out car this after
noon. Police inspector bikes with a
force of sesety men is guarding the s:a-
bles. Early this morning fifteen nom
union men from the extra list of the
Third Avenue surface road started ;Or
the stables of the Broadway road 10 ap-
ply for work. They were intercepted by
the strikers and. assaulted and driven
away. Master Workman Graham
FASTENED TO the stables and ordered the
men to RESTRAIN from all violence. II e
ass erIed that the company had violated
their agreement which was TO make
each driver and conductor run only
five trips a day. The, new schedule
would make them run six trips day
or about sixteen hours work. A meet
ing o. the members of the local assem-
bly, of car employees will be held to
night. The employ ees Of the Belt line
left work at "A. m. They complain OF
discharges on frivolous pretexts and
also increasing the hours-of work with
a reduction in wages The employees
of the three roads known as the Forty
Second Street lines complain Of the new
time table issued to-day. They claim
they will have 70 work ten hours daily
without eating or rest. i strike will
probably be ordered tonight.
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difficult. Gladstone described the
policy Of the government as an absolute
inversion of the policy of the
tate government. Instead of CIV
lng Ireland disagreement, the
present government proposed that
England should govern Ireland to Il
greater extent than it did at the present
time. The great government had pro-
posed that the rents and revenue of
Irelard be taken as security for the
land purchase losns. he only hoped
that the critics who CO demned that
security would be equally yigilant con-
corning the security now proposed.
Government, he continued, evidently
intended TO adopt the large scheme OF
the lard purchase. Was the tenant, he
asked, 70 be4reated upon the basis of
the real Ientable value o. the property,
and the landlord upon the basis of the
Judicial rents7 And was the State
to make IN the difference?
Mr.. Gladstone maintained that there
was 40 power, within Parliament even,
TO carry such a fatal proposition into
effect. (Cheers.) He had oeen tainted
with having become the leader of the
Irish Nationalists, as II that was
charge against him. Brt he was de-
lighted at having any part whatever. in
becoming the leader or follower (he did
not care which) in any movement tend
ing to make smooth the path of the
people OF Ireland and to encourage
them to hope for a realization OF their
just rights. (Cheers.)
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commissioners. In order to reassure
the people. who have = been
worked upon by -R1ssia's opposition
1 requested Count Kalnoky three
weeks ago, to induce Servia to
agree to renew diplomatic relations
with Bulgaria Count eKalnoky con-
scented. but Servia has not replied, and
she has continued 70 foEsify her lron-
tier. leading US to expect a resumption
of hostilities. The ministry have asked
me to order an advance Of troops, which
l have refused TO do, knowing the serl-
business of the first ste in such case.
On the other hand the press attacks
EIe on account of the appointment Of
delegates to the Turkish commission. 1
am, therefore. anxious TO be absolutely
free in regard to Seruagin order Ihatl
may devote myself entirely to the
Turkish question. The excitement is
so great against the commission that an
attack upon the delegates is probable.
. l. d
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Shocking Infanticide.

NEW YoRK. August 2l.-Police Cap
tain Ccnklin, of the East Eighty Eighth
street station, sent the following dis
patch to Acting Police Superintendent
Stesfss this looming: Kate staIb. q
German muse, set Gre b ner room il
The bssenent OF No. as Fast Eieh tietlr
Street. The owner smelled the smoke
and traced it TO her door. When he
entered her room, to put out the fire,
he discovered the body of q nearly
newly born child on the charred and
burning bed. 1t was half consumed by
fire, and the se5Irof the child could no
longer be distiB gu;shed. Examinalion
showed deep cuts on the child's head,
that had killed it. The police put the
woman under arrest and summoned the
coroner. Appearances indicate that
Catherine Stab killed the child and at
tempted to chop It up for ereInating it
in the kitchen stove. but found IL, even
after mutiiating II, too large, and had
built funeia al pyre of her pillow on her
bed : and ligitedit. Shapes il the
decIaratien Of her inn6cenee and the
utter ignorance OF the crime, AM says
that she awoke 70 find the bed on fire.
A surgical examination proved, how
ever, that she mad recently become q
mother. The child had been born
alive. from appearance, and had been
killed by blow from n sharp instru-
ment that nearly severed the head from
the body. The prisoner lived for sew
eral months at 25S East Eightieth
street. where she passed for the wife OF
Otto Williams, young butcher, who
80 "a sra az "a so %
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SALT LAKECITY, UTAH WEDNESDAY AUGUST % 1885, IN

prohibition; still. certain prohibition
advocates had adopted the Shibboleth:
The Republican party must be killed"
and had made an alliance with the
Democrats, The speaker said that
against this alliance the Republican
party presented its record OF uniform
support OF prohibition, and protection
ofzmerican labor.
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The Races.

SARA7oeA, August 2i.-First race
one and one-eighth miles; O'Fallon
won, Biggonnett second, Editor third.
Time, E5sz. ,aeg an h51oio1 hni
Second race three-eighths OF 4 mile;
Drake wen, Valiant second. Tine.
lis. 1oshi- e-- 20 tt-a"
Third race. two miles. Eikwo0d won
Linden second. Silver Oioug third.
Time, 3si<. a5s
Z Fourth race, one and one half miles !;
lAretipo won. jim Guest second, Little
Dan thirsizs Time, asa o. .sblaHgE
I Fifth race, one and o1e-half miles;
Oneida Chief won. Mystic second, Dis
lturbancs third. Time, 2531s.
/ 1AoxxourH PACK, August 2l.-The
track good, attendance large. u
First race, one mile; Attorney won,
Blackstone second, Lancaster third.
Time. Lax
Second race. one and one-guarter
miles; Elgin won. Duke Of Montalban
second, Heel and Toe third. Time,
2I25E Tnn HFHn go
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About two, years ago, q prominent
citizenof Chiesgo wsssold- By his physi-
clans that he must die. They said his
system was so debilitated that there
Yas nothing LEFT to.build on He made
No his mind 70 trya new departure. l"
de got some OF DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" and took it accord
ing 70 directions He,began toimDTose
al once BE kept mp the treatfnent for
some months, and IS to-day well man.
BE say the Discovery" saved his HE.
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More Wind

GALYEsros, August 24.-A special 70
the Neics, from San Antonio, says:
About 5 o'clock this evening funnel
shaped clouds made its appearance in
the northwest. and in q few seconds
swept ydisgonally across The citya The
storm lasted about fifty minutes and
was faeconpanied by heavy hall the
size of marbles. Ameng the buildings
damaged are Adams boarding house.
Raver's livery stables. the southern
Hotelandthe police headquarters. which
had the roof torn of.
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pECLININe. hUsINEss

MATTRESS BROS, NO. y AND % 3
" West Temple Street. having o. hand an
assortment OF celebrstsd SNrtheri ring and
Safety Bicycles 10 dispose OF we hereby.
guarantee greater bargains than have ever
been offered 70 the public, $40 machines
Tor 800; also forge anvil and other fitting
tools for sale chap. For particulars apply
- No-15S W South Temple Street, Sat Lake
City.
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a Call % Bonds

wAsHsoTos, August 24.-It is prob
hble that another call for SIS, 100000
three per cent. bonds will be made dur
ing the secopdgNeek d Sepsembe14 ~
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Killed his wife and Himself

CHICAGO. August 2l.-Frank Dermsn.
u Bohemian iabOrsr, murdered his
wife and then committed sIIiebie mis-
lie was aged 90: his vile
IS. TIA, couple had three sons, and
were tolerably wen TODD. 20 cause IS
assigned for The fatal quarrsl.
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GOOD NEWS FOX EVERYBODY.
nAErEL fGREENI6, IN TEX MARKET
" koa. setsA good luncn on thoft notice,
keeps fresh bread. c4kes, pies aud cree kers
good enough Tor a king. Give him call at
"a W. First South Street.
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.The Bul-arian nIatter.H

Losros, August 2i-Telegrams from
Bucharest to-day state that the major
ity of the Bulgarian army. as well as
the majority of the Bulgarian people,
have already declared adherence 10
Alexander including the soldiers in the
Widdin. Nycropoll and Suistria garri-
sons. Col. Montodoroff, chief of the
Roumelian militia, has offered TO lead
troops TO meet Prince Alexander and
escort him back 10. sofia and replace
him on the Bulgarian throne III.
Stamboulcf, Z sesideut u the TiEnoya
provisional governInent. acting ID con-
cert with Col. MOntodoroff. mas SUM-
moned the miliiiA OF Bulgaria to ser
vice in the iuIsTest OF Alexander. NJ.
Stamb0uloff declares the Sofia garrison,
which seconded the revolution, is ready
to surrender TO any government prop
erly representing the deposed Prince.
provided the soldiers are assured OF
amnesty.
6oEsTANTINoPLE. August PIX second
provisional government has been set up
in Bulgaria, with headquarters at Tir-
nova. This government Is N opposition
TO that Of Karaveloff, and it fayors
Alexander Stamboulof was made
president OF the Tirnova government.
He is. one of the men whose names were
printed In the circular issued yesterday
BY KsraveIoff's government 70 convince
the people that all the prominent men
OF the country supported the reyolc-
tion.
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The British Cabinet

LORDoS. August 24.-The Cabinet met
to-day and spent tao hours discussing
the Irish question. ~
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what An. A4mF =

DENVER, August Pei Paso special:
Cutting. this evening publishes an adj
dress to the people of the United States,
in which he thanked them, the FL Paso
press. OF Texas. and particularly Con-
sui Brigham .for the interest taken and
the sssIstlnce rendered him duTingihi
lpTeonment. be says the mann issue.
that of Mexico s right 10 extra-territoTial
jurisdiction over, foreigners, is not at all
settled by his release. de winds up
With a violent abuse oil. Mexico and her
institutions, and hopes the United
States will soon invade and conquer
he whole country.
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Fiye-cent cigar can he had only st
Greenwald's headquarters for fine in
ported eigars, Greenwaid has sole cox
troll Of this lannon's brand in Salt Lake
City. Z
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T I. DAVIS, CHIROPODIsr AND MAN
y icure. ONCE, Palace Hotel, salt Lake
City, Utah.
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NERVE-LIFEA AND yIG0R restored
in men and women by using Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at AsC
Smith q Cos Drug Store. I
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Ensmpssx and Bursse.

SAX Francisco, August 2F-Jack
Dempsey was asked to-day. what reply
he had made to Jack Burke's challenge
last week. Dempsey says he win box
Burke eight rounds. or more, Queens
berry rules. the match 10 tsEe place in
San francisco between now and October
LIST next, the winner 10 take all the gate
money. He does not want the match
to come of later than October LIST, as he
intends to embark in business about
that time and give up fighting. ~
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another TrAnscontinentaI Bicy eiist

Los ANGELES. Cal. August Alfred.
E. Meerbeke, the. transcontinental bi-
eylist. has arrived here on his way to
San +. ancisco from New York. He
leaves to-moTroK, for San Francisco. @
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- AIONHY no LOAN-

!. -II1uTat AoNlsf To LDAeLcff
RuPoMER0E. BRoKER ,AefD REAL
". Estate Agent 15S Main street. Money
q Loan. Houses and Lots fos Sale. and
general real estase bnsiness trsnsseied.
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CALL ON FRANK ID HIGGIN-
L-.--r.n -. ,ROrHAM

NOR GENERAL GROCERIES, GREEN
II Groceries, Flour, etc Prices 10 suit the
times. Watkins building. Fifth St. Ogden.
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oFFIeE ZOE RENT.

FINE OFFICE SUITE Is THE HERALD
II Binding Apply at :his Office
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A Sensible Mayor.

LEysLANp,. August 2l.-Alcomm
tee Of Anarchists called upon Mayor
Gardner. to-day, snd be refused Ito
grant the use OF the public square
power 10 do So rnG11fU UTNWt
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u DANIEL q r7EESI6- :

IA NAREET ROW, KEEPS FRESH
{ 4 bread, cakes. pies and crackers. boiled
ham and lunch all day. Fruits Of all kinds
bought aud sold. SatisfactiuA guaranteed.
7tlW. RiTst south Street -