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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
CROP WEATHER suILrrlS NO. 10.

! Oregon State Weather Bureau CO oper.
atlng with U. $. Signal Service Central Of
fee, Portland, Or, for the week ending
July aoth, 1889
The weather all over the State has been
very dry with the exception OF light fall
OF rain on Sunday and Monday, and In
aomc places rain Is reported to tayc fallen
on Tuesday.
The week has been especially notabis
In the reaction over the loss the farmers
thought they had sustained In the grain
crops, which have not proven near so bad
as they thought before The harvest was
well advanced. The poofes, yield report.
d Is fifteen bushels to the acre, and The
bes' average yield fifty Bushels. I. Is true
that wheat will be great deal better In
quality than was thought last week and
consequently good price may he expect
ed.
A very severe thunder storm passed
over Pcndleton doing considerable dam
age to property, but bel IS Of local origin
did not extend beyond the city limits. This
storm occurred on Sunday afternoon, the
I4th instant. In the Coast region OF the
State heavy N w. wind has prevailed
during the week. Light rains on the sth,
iath and I4th. In the Willamette VALLEY
two or three cloudy days being the past
several days. Fail wheat Is being cut.
Hay harvesting Is almost done. Hops are
looking good. In the umpqua Valley no
rain during week aud want none until
crops are harvested. Rogue River Valley
reports that The weather has been beneA-
eial to fruit. Highest temperature % at
Grants Pass In the lake region crops are
an almost entire failure. In Eastern Ore.
gon dry hot weather has been experienced
but the condition Of the grain Il far from
being 4 failure. Corn 10 looking well In /
umalilla county spring and fall grain IL
excellent In quality and yields we'll The |
rain OF two weeks ago have helped Waliow |
county considerably. Wheat, oats and 1
barly VIII be an average crop IN Union !
county. At La Grandc on the 18th, o. 10 |
inches Of rain fell. In Crock county iud /
will be better than last year. Many ot The |
erops that we've sown for the production of
grain will not Yield on account OF dry |
weather but nearly all Of them ~ill make
good hay.
The condition oil fruit all over the State
Is excellent and the prospects are that this
year will be above the average Ia this re.
6pect.
Ton A. cARPsNrKR.
Asst. Observer U. S. Signal Service.
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Ashby & Dickinson, Oft Oregon Land
Company, continue TO agitate the question
of the necessity Of representation at the
Milwaukee exhibit of all our products,
cereals and fruits of all kinds that grow TO
such perfection in Oregon and urge upon
our Board of Trade to make an appropria-
ton to defray the expenses of sending a
competent man to represent our county.
Other counties are improving the oppor-
tunity and securing car loads of such pro-
ducts, and as we have the banner county
In the State for all such products, we
should have the foresight and energy
about us to improve the golden opportun-
ity now presented. AS the delivery of the
car from Oregon to IFS destination IL free
and we have many farmers and fruit grow
ers who are ready and willing to select
| from their fields and orchards nice parcels
and assortments of fruits, and cheerfully
donate them to the Board of Trade for ex.
hibition but IL the Board of Trade will
not act in this matter the Oregon Land
! Company will receive all such parcels and
fruits that are brought to them and will
see that they are properly labeled and for
ward to the great exhibition. But we hope
that the Board of Trade and business
men shalt yet take an active interest Ii
this work and Oregon will rep such :.
harvest of immigrants as were never be-
fore heard of in the annals of her his
tory. X.
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bAny Iron Works has resigned biu position
with this company. and after trip 20 the
Bay, starting 10 morrow. will 81 To Tscofns,
whore ha has accepted lucrative pnsItien
with Cherry * patkes. joe u a good fell
ow aud deserves 10 succeed.
wEpagapAy.
Sugar Is enormously high
Corvallis 10 having great time sbf u. the
purchase Of hose cart.
The East Portland pisdisafsr tried rum
Ing daily for . weekly and stepped.
,Mr Doris has begun the work II
o'tce, long Job
Mr Aatonslie tho contractor. 10 III > n
Frsnci.co. Oa hi. return. We arc informed.
more men ~i'i le put 10 wotL.
The "Modoe" continues 10 uayigate the
Willameite AID does no, propose to be out
done by the ''rbres Sisters"
Ar Thos Alpbins, the sage Il Mill.Ts,ssys
look cut Tor next winter hHt ws promised
MS. 20 put II 10 the DgaorHAr ani of coar.s
will not.
In another eolamn will be found the pro
fsasionAi earl III J Doris, abstrnctor aud
eouysyanoer Mr Doui, solieits the patron.
age OF those who hAys business 10 his line
A ono armed man has been 10 the city
giving . street exhibition with trained ca
nsriea. The birds are remarkably efficient.
sad do son1a very intelligent tricks. "a cute
- sous Of the psff ,fmsbees Of dogs.
Dir William Mckinnoa. now In the city
reports aHothsr find Of good easi near his
shop on the Lebanon wagon road. There IL
no doubt 20 all that the foothills aud Moun-
tains are fuii Of coal tha. soma day vail be
great bonanza TO this couatFy.
MrH Y Merrill weat 10 Portland to-day
on business.
Dis,rieG Attorney Hewitt sni lion w Il
BiIyea were Ia Saleo, yesterday
tadge S.fshan returnel last eye, log from
. rusiicat.Hs trip 10 Portland.
The family af II Ashby hsvs moved
from Harrisburg 20 Albany.
Marshal Hoffman went 10 Eugene Ciiy on
last evenings train on business.
Mr. T II Cone. oi Ashland. arrived in tns
eity this snoraing on hia way 10 Portland.
Mr. Z l. Possr left this noon ior Tacoma
his future home. Ars Power will GO after
awhile. TIE store here 10 in charge Of his
father and goods are going st coat.
A d Slauson and sifa, Of ihs Potl.nd
0regoAias, ais in the city on the way hf ms
from the bay. whsrc they have been having
q remarkably tiae sea htas xsof time. Ever,
thing Is packed full of people.
Capt o II Irvine, Sergeant L Oyesman,
Corporal = M Feeeeh Aaa Mr. Geo T. Ftah
IsaYe 10 morrow morning for Piss Lake, aud
will bssisge the trept aud grub" in that 10
eslity.
Jas r Po~ell. Wait acn.eith aud Jack
Mahcr left to day for the Gland Maragieli
raneh beyond Gatsasills. where the hot
springs abouLd Mr. MACK Mouteith. Ciaud
Mansfield and Fred R,a. are already there,
having bulk aaothsr eahir.
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REA. EsTar. SALES

o & c r 4 Co 10 5 - kecney, s
half $ W az Sec -, TIA RI
+. 30 acres, ................S 400
o x Z X X Co 10 = ID ke-ncy, $ w
qrot 5 Z qr See 90 Tp u, , 4,
T., 20 acres. ca.............s.s.. 100
. x { II X 10 TO ) d keeney.S "
qrof + ar Sec 35. TIP ~, $ X,
T., &C acres ss.......v..sts..ss tts
o & CR Il Go ITO $ ID Keeney, L
half Of S w or and $ " qr Of
SW ar, Sec. 35. TIP u, $ r RfE
Iao acres. .................... s4o
United States 10 James r Cary,N w
ar Sec. 81, TPt4 SRI L, i6o
acres.... ..................., patent
NJ c Humpus T. Lora E Hay, i
acres, Harrisburg -. SheriA's deed
United States to Cardweil cIark,I49
acres, TIP ~, s r I. f ,...... patent
c II Lewis to John Mcneil, blk 1,
HIS A, Halsey y................ $50
T J Mcciary to Sarah Smith. +
or of \ Z az Sec 60, Tp9, $ X
%, 20 acres ........... 100
] II MulIan TO Z w Langdon, S W
or blk I2o. IisA. Albany .... 500
Martha NJ Lines to & w Ruddrlck,
lot and frae. OF lot In blk, IS, L
a, Albany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
J NJ Meyer to Eugene f Goa, part of
10. In blk 1 W a, Albany. 500
Anna NJ Houk IN John Beatile, lots
and 3 In blk ,, lis A, Albany sas
] NJ Raiston to Il Coin, lots l, }, 5,
4, sand 6, blk u, RS A, Leb-
anon. ................... 500
Thursten Layton 10 David Lewis.
y interest In n half OF ID l. z
of Jno Layton .............. 400
| John w Geary to NJ a Porter, lots
and 4, blk 10. Halsey. y....
Anna NJ Houck to F f Alien, lot
blk I, H's A, Albany ........,. "a:
S ID Ewing to VIM Rilea, tract in
TpI3 S r I W...t...... ioo
/ ] Ames to A + Hamilton, small
tract in Sec 81, TIP 1873 RE !.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
South Albany

A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, owing to its nat
ural advantages and nearness to the center
OF bus ness. Compare the size, location,
view and access to and from these lots, and
you will be convinced oftheir merits Call
early and secure home befot sthe advance
in price. Apply to
TwEEDAlE s. RRpFIELD, Agents.
First door south of Post Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon Ciay, ii

Land Office at OREGON Cisy, sars
June 26th, 1852
Notice is hereby given hat ihu fslieg
ing named settler has filed nusiSe ef Il
intention 10 make final proof II SuppS
of his claim, snd kat said aFoef WI
made before the Connty Judge, cI IN q
absence, before the County Citl 81 Isla
county, at albany, Oseg ep, un
Monday. Auaa>s sGah, ssss.
viz, David m Wedfie, Homesteei
ry No, s7S5, for the : = Ct SEC. -
lS SIR r. lie names the fn.luwin N
nesses to tfovs his cettiaeaUs res1tte1}
upon snd eusti, atior of, sad sand
j. IL. Lewis, :. Lewis, T, Masnciia
q Coapsr all oi Swes Home, LINT e 4
", Oregon.
Any nersaft wsio ,seSisS iQ ff
against the allaaxnce ni such isTsse'1
who knows If Any substantial fta
under the law ard the regulations -
Interior Department, why such IN
should not lie ailoaed, viii he aitef<
opportunity as the above mentions q
and place IL cross sSamino the win "A
of said claimant, and 10 oder evidt "a
rebuttal of that submitted BY clain
W. II. BUkNEYs
Reg giss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
sIeeplessucss.

DIR. Flint's Remedy is the best remedy
known for insomnia, or Sleepiessnes-,
which afllicts so many persons, and which
leads to so many serious nervous diseases,
PARTICULAR; To insanity. Descriptive
treatise with each bottle; OF, address Mack
Drug Co., N. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
MARRIED.

sMITH-sHAMBRooK.-on We'd
nesday evening, July n at the residence Of
Mr. Thos. Cornlel at Scio, Dir ]. c. smtih,
Of Jefferson, and Mrs. E. E. Shambrook a
sister az Mrs. Cornell, were united IN mar
riage, Rey. B. F, Moody officiating.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
The Ladies' Delighted.

Tho pleasant effect aud the psrfset SAT-
ETY. with which ladies' may use the liquid
fruit laxative. SyrGp of fi..s, under nil
conditions, mako 1t their fkvOrite remedy,
II IL pleasing 10 the eye and to the taste.
gentle, yet etfsctual IN actlag on tho kid
neys, liver aud bowels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

Hor WEATHER IrEMs.--Keep cool. The
finest refrigerators In the market at Stew
art q Sox's. Buy one now.
All sizes of ice cream freezers at Stew
art & Sox's. Purchase one and manufac-
ture this delicious dish at home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
Timber Land EGtite.
United States Lard Off:ce,
OREGON Citv. Or June e9tk.


Oregon City, Or June 29tl. 1859
So,iee is hereby given that in coapl
4:ce with the PR VII ions OF The act
&. ngres Of Juue 5Id. 1878, entitled =
act for the sale OF timber lands in
states a. California. Oregon, Nevada n
n ashipgton TeTriters," James II. BoyleI
of Mil City, county of Marion. State q
Oregon. has this day flied in this ofIfez
his sworn statement No. IlGI, for tl5
purchase of the + * of 5 " 4 and lots
aud of Section No. q. in Township N
10 South Range No, 3 east. and will oE Z
proof to show that the land sought IS usg
valuable for its tim Der or stone than
agricultural purposes, and 10 estabiE
his claim 10 said lard before the Reeisf
and Receiver of this office al Oregon CT
Oregon, on
Tuesday, the eaah day OF September. rs
He names as witnesses w. Sims,
Brown. A. s. ST aw and II. Tan pley, AL 4
Mill City, Marion county, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming adverse
the above 6escribed lands are Tequesfs
10 file tsseir claims in this office on or I'D
ore said oath day of Septenr ber, 1859,
w. T. EuRaEy,
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

PAiSTISG cHEAr.-Between this and
Thursday, July sSh, will sell some fine
paintings at low figures. Call at my studio
In Films block.
MINNIE PARSER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

DEYOE& ROBSON ARE AGENT
FOR TIE NEW HIGH ARM DAVIS
VERTICAL-FEED SEWING MA
CHINE BEST MACHINE INgrHE
MARX ET
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

UTooD sAwINfi.- Wood saved On
w short notice. anywhere In toe city.
Regular prices Orders left ut Browne II
q stansrd's viii beprrmptly attended 20.
GEO. II. WAERE~.
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TiMbg L2l1 alsla3
United States Lard oHce.

United States Lard Office.
Oregon City, Oregon, june 29;h, 1880
Notice Is hereby given that Iu cornplsarrs
with the provisions Of the act Of CoBgress =
June 3fd, 1878, entitled IAN act fnr the e
OF timber lands in the States 81 California
Oregon, Nevada, and Wsshinaton Territory
angus 5. Shaw, Of Mil City, county
Marion, State Il Oregon, has this day fii.<
in this cfiice his sworn statement Nc lieNl
for the purchase Of the $ L i Of Section Nel
q. in Township No. 10 soath. range No.
east, and will offer proof to STOW that It'd
land sought is mote valuable for its tiElks
or stone tban for agricultural purposes, saa
10 establish his claim TO said land before Il
Register and Receiver Of this ciSce at Ore
gon City. Oregon. on I
Tuesday. the eth day CT september. tssS
He names ss witnesses W. Sims.
brown. J. Boyle and H. TaTpley. ali 81 Mi
City, Marion county. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adsesscl]
the above described lands are requested 1
file their claims in this office On OF hsfos
SAID cath day Of September. 1859.
w T. BURSEY,
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

SrRUcE OiL-At SI.7S per s gallon can
best Standard r''~' oil, al the Willamette
Vaeking Co.'S store.
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oniec, Albany. Linn county. Oregon. July 20. isss
Porsns calling Tor these iett-7 ziss the date
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
"Nothing to Equal II.

II hayeb cen selling Simmons Livsr
Regulator for the past six years. MY
customers pronounce 1t the best evtr
used One OF my customers whose health
was in 4 wrstcfed condition from very
bad ana stubborn case of dyspepsia, nsed
the Regulator and was entl.ely cured.
am lsii Il myself for torpid liver. causs
ed by clos confinement. l find nothirg
to equal it and highly recommend Its use.
Respectfully,
C.P.HIspY, Druggist, Edinburg, Va.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

n IssoLUTioN NOTICE. = Notice is
berely given thatthe CD partnership
heretofore existing between G. A. Chess
r1an and W. ". CheSsman. doing busi
ness under ths firm name Of Cnessmsn
Bros, has this day been dissolved, G. A.
CheSsman having sold his Intere<t 20 p.
u Beatty. Tie business viii continue
under tho name of C,.~ssman d Beatty
who will collect all accounts and pay ell
debts Of ;hs heieto ofcTe existing flrm of
Chassman Brus
Peoria, Linn Co.. Or, June lltii, 1889,
w. w. Cus ssaAS,
c.E. CafssMAN.
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n oST.-A latest improved wIneiie ger
hI nfis, sizs 1906, on the ROAD fr ,n Al
bAny 10 Independence sui within tHre
miles Of Ainany. ANY ons will b sssita
bly, rewarded for re.ufn,ns /: - th5soGi q
HAYSy WILLIAMS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
Apportlonmsnis.

WAsnNcroS, July 7J.-cap,ain Willard
Young. in charge Of liver and harbor improve.
menis In Oregon, in his report 10 the chef 0.
engineers. recommends the following appFopria
tions ior continuing the work neat year;
CoquilIe4iyer, $4,000.
Entrance 10 Coos bay. Sage. 1000.
Yaquina bay. $4,000.
TiIamook bay and harbor, $4,000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

nLD IRoN.-Fihy tons of old iron
" castings. In any gus nifty, wanted
immedist ,ly at the Albany Iron Works.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

I'll kenton has q supply Of line mixed
pickles put up in pure cider vinegar. Try
thera
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

Jos Watson, head fuaehinist in tho Al
bany Iron Works has resigned bis position
with this company. aud after = trip 20 the
Bay, siting 10 morrow. will - to Tscofns,
whore he has accepted lucrative position
with Cherry * Patkes. Joe is good fell
6H and dassfyaa Ia saeaead
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
An Agent Missing.

LIVINGSTON. Mont, July 27.-Tt is reported
here that the agent al Laurel station is missing.
This station is at the junction Of the Rock Fork
with the main line. c A Lewis has been agent
right, aid nothing unusual in his conduct has
been uoted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

sroEAsE FALLS, july 7J.-Crea, alarm pre-
walls In the mining camps of the crnr u Alene
on account oi forest fires in The mountains. The
citizens have organized and are on guard duty
day nd night, The smoke Is intense through.
out the valleys and extends over the PaIouse
country.
There Is no scarcity u water, and efforts are
being made TO utilize u 20 advantage in tie
event Of the fires descending the mountains 10
the towns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
win he Investigated q.

wAsnscros, july 23.--secrelary Noble
has issued m order directing Dr George Win
gard and II % Bruce, Of the board Of pension
appeals, and Judge Frank I. Campbell. of The
assistant attorney generals Office for the inter
ior department, as a commission, 10 forthwith
enter on an investigation Of all reraiings Of pen.
sions made by the pension bureau ,iuring the
last Twelve iBf nthg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26
Against Fighting.

INDEPENDENCE, July 2a.--'rhe city council
is TO take measures to place heavier penalties
on persons disturbing the peace, as was done
by the Smiths and Kays on Saturday. Much
indignation has been expressed that the iise i'm
posed was only SS, when the offense called for
$50 each. The citizens are determined to
maintain law and order, and are taking proper
steps,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-26

To New CoMERs.--We would say that
we have no bats to give you, bur we do
guarantee good values for your money
and we kindly solicit your patronage.
BRowNELL g. STANARD.
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sherifs Sale

III ne cirena Court oftte Staie 81 C,sgoa q Z
NE Comfy Of Linn
J w CusicE, Plaintiff.
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The Sunday law.

CINctsSATi, July zI.--Never since the be-
ginning Of the aitemp, to enforce the SUNDAY
las were the saloons 10 generally and tightly
closed as they have been to-day. There have
been ffieen arrests made The drug stores
we're NOT permitted 10 sell anything but medi
eiaes ard soda water. No, a cigar or a Iisg
Of tobacco could be had, except elsndesiineiy.
The cigar stores that are news stands were al
lowed 10 keep open to sell papers. The barber
shops were shut up tightly.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-02-09
SECRET SESSIONS.


Our worthy contrers of the Courier in
late article on ''Secret Sessions,' struck
the key note of Ii subject of great in
| terest to our community, and the views
therein expressed, we heartily endorse.
The Police Jury is but the agent of the
people, to attend to the peoples busi-
ness. and all secret, or "executive sea-
sIons" are not only out of place and un-
republican, hat they very properly and
riehtfuIly subject the Police Jury to
suspicion and criticism. The excuse
that the jury can u0rk better when not
disturbed by outsiders, is but prrtey.
There are no such persons as outsiders
or intruders, unless it be an intrusion or
impertinenco for the principal to be pre-
sent to witness the conduct of his agent
in relation to the transaction of the
agency. Ia no department of life or
business would principal allow his
agent or employe to conceal the manner
in which he was executing tue trust or
work confded to him.
AS to the transactions of the Police
jury. every consideration of public policy
requires that every step shnuld DO taken
publicly and openly; otherwise it is i'm
possible to hold that hody individually
or collectively accountable at the bar of
public opinion. With our neighbor We
say to the Police jury, lyon have or
ought TO have nothing to hide from
your people, and we trust that we will
hear no more of Executive sessions" in
that body.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-02-09
vILLEPLATTE NOTES.
Measles are still raging.


| Our streets are again dusty.
| hr. Oscar Reed spent Sunday in Cha.
taignirr.
! Mr.. Gilbert Raillio ia sDending O feu
| days with his family in Washington.
Miss Christiana Currie spent Sunday
in ChatalgDier and left on Monday Ia
attend the Mount Carmel Convent in
Washington.
Miss Martha Vidrine, accompanied by
Mr.. Cbas. A. Levie, departed on Friday
last for the Crescent city to remain un-
til Mardi Gras.
Quite q iargs nprnher left here last
Monday for the Crescent city among.
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. o. Dartieau
and Miss Ivdie Dardeau, Yves Vidrine
and Jules Ludean.
S. G.. Dyer Of the firm of j. G. Morris
e. CO., was in town Saturday.
Miss Mamie Mouiliaud is spending a
week as the gnest Of Mrs. Charles Con-
way.
The old reliable, Villeplatte Social
Clnb, contemplate presenting TO the
public at some future date, one of their
annual plays, of which announcement
will be given later.
Quife a crowd attended q dance in
Chataignier last Saturday night, at the
residence OI Mr. Il. .. fORIcuOG, gwen
by him and his lady. as q farewell. to
many friends. Mr.. Fontenot will after
this month make Qpelousas his future
home. Among those that attended from
here were Mrs. Jos. DeroaeD. Misses.
Udee Snnsat, and Lepearl Tate, Mr..
Philip Hosea, W. Y. Ewell, Robert o.
Hardey, Joseph Lazaro. DR.. John A.
Haas, Octave Raillio.. The dance was
anite d SUCCESS and every body enjoyed
Many thanks to Mr., g. Mrs.
IT. for their generous hospitality and
kind attention to Ms