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The pulp factory remains idle for
thew ant of cotton-seed bulls to OPP
crate en-.
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M1xGo MATTHEWS is entitled to the
belt as the "boss barbecuer" OF the
city. He is certainly hard to turn
down.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

The Dudes March, beautiful
new piece of music, will be played
at the concert tonight.
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Maccaroni, Vermicilli, Lemons,
Cakes, Candies-always fresh-Gra-
ted Sugar Corn, Maple Syrup-Best
Syrups. Jacob u Eldrldge.
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The picnic season is about over
while the fishing season has but
fairly begun.
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On hand, half million. Heart cy-
press Shingles" large stock dry
Lumber, will be sold c.ose.
FRANK ". WcoD.
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The new residence of MIR. c. w.
Winkelman, on South Market street,
is slowly approaching completion.
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A GRAND. shooting tournament
takes place at Burton on the 18th
Friday-aud some fine purses will
be contested for. Brennan will be
represented.
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The second crop of cotton worms
have made their appearance In the
Prairie Hill settlement, and the far
mers are dosing them with arsenic
and Paris Green.
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Grlts, coarse and fine, Flakes,
Barley, Sage, Samp, cracked Wheat,
Oatmeal, Shredded Oats
Jacob & Eldridge.
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COUNTRY produce is in demand:
Butter is selling at 20 cents and
eggs at 10 cents.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

REMEMBER the concert at Fire
mems Park tonight, and buy your
tickets of the committee.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

FINEST Cabinet Photos for only
$500 dozen, at Walkar's Tent, on
Sunday street.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

A FINE shower of rain fell again
yesterday, cooling off the air to some
extent.
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Our telephone exchange does not
seem to be doing very prosperous
business.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CoTroN continues to roll into this
market at the rate of 80 bales day.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

-Gumbo File and Currie Powders
Delicious for Dressing. &c.
JACOBS & ELDRIDGE.
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OUR physicians report the city as
being distressingly healthy.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

SOMETHING new in Soda water at
Kiber's.
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Wines-Angelica, Port, Sherry,
Sweet Catawba, Reisling, Claret.
Annesette-bottle or gallon.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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Chill Concarne, Deviled Ham,
spiced Pigs Feet, Corn Beet, Chow
Chow, Mustard Sauces.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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Our hotels appear to be doing a
yery fair business for the season:
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DoN'T forget that Brennan needs
an artesian well and should have it.
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Corn! Corn

10 car loads of White sacked Kan
saS corn.
2 car loads Short Clear Bacon.
4 car loads of -four.
Just received and for sale by
q. FISHER.
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New corn will soon be on the
market and will command a good
price too.
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The lamp at Kiber's corner
burned all day Wednesday.
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On hand, Crock Lime, Cement,
Brick, Doors, Windows, Blinds,
Scrolls, Mouldings, Cypress Cisterns,
Finishing Lumber of all kinds. Bal.
listers, Wire Screens, Doors and
Buckeye Mowers.
FRANK W. WooD.
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Mr.. NJ. E. WRoE, of this city has
obtained letters patent on a, new
and improved back-band and buckle.
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THERE was no business done in
the Justices court yesterday.
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Dress Goods.

This season we will introduce the latest
shades and finest textures in this line, and
we intend to do as we have done in the
past. Sell them way down.
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The pulp factory fired up Wednes-
lay morning for a little while.
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Close Out

Fine Sateen, fast colors, .....-........8e
Fast color Chall1 SC
Lonsdale Domestic Sc
Standard Prints. Observation-Disclosures. &C
Ribbed Vests Ladies' ................1O c
Balbriggan Hose. -. .........-.....15 c
Babies Caps. 10 to 25e
Fast Black Hose. Toe
Ethiopian. Best Black Hose. $500. Csc
Collars and Cafs (seD. .....-........ l0c
All Silk Ribbon. 3 to 40c
Embroideries. ........2c to $3.50
Misses Steamer Caps ......25 Csc
Ladies Riding Caps Observation-Disclosures 5 Soc
A new lot of Black Lawn just received,
and we are opening new goods every day.
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A GOOD BUSINESS.

IA
Isn't it more than remarkable 3!
This is the third week since our
charade appeared in the Banner
with our Grand Clearance Sale, and
we are pleased to say that a greater
active public interest has been dis
PLAYED than any of our former adj
vertisements.-we are pleased The
facts about our goods and prices are
getting abroad more, and more PEG
pie finding them out every day. We
appreciate the fact, there is sound
business wisdom in getting up a
grand clearance sale as we have
done in selling the goods at low
figure now rather than carry them
over and accumulate old stock.
1t takes courage to cut the prices
so low you say. Sure enough. But
nobody is more keenly alive to the
great permanent advantages to be
gained by giving the people Genuine
Bargains than we are.
And in accordance with that fact
the prices of our goods go Down,
Down to the lowest notch they have
ever reached in the history of Brcn-
hams. great bargain sale.
Read the story in the figures that
follow, and then ask yourself if you
ever knew such goods to be so
cheap. Read. Read. Read.
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TGENNTSI FURNISHING / GOODS. J

We have marked everything in this line
to sell and for the coming season we
will have many new and pretty designs
in gents and boys wear.
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CLOTHING |!
CLOTHING!

Our line in this department larger than and have the
nobest assortment of Mems YOUTH Boys and chdren clothing than
was ever laid on a clothing Our Mr. Harrison his selec
ton of line very particular and would be folly for anyonet
hv their clothing until inspecting immense stock
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CoTToN pickers will soon be in &C
tive demand; so will good cooks.
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For Rent,

Two cottages near courthouse
square. Apply to Mrs. BABER.
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Mud Cat Schooners,

Largest in the state, at MURPHY's
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Corn Fed Beef.

Corn Fed Beef.
Our markets are now supplied
every day with the finest corn fed
beef, the latest mutton and pork tc
be had in the state.
FISHER & WEIs.
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Coming Entertainments.

Mr.. L. J. Levey returned on the Aus
tralia looking we'll for trip to the Coast.
He takes pleasure in announcing that
he has secured, at great cost, for the
entertainment of the pleasure loving
populace OF Honolulu the following at
fractions of merit, both of which are
under the management of MIR. Cliff
Phillips.
The Bijou Comedy and Dramatic Com
pany which will open April 18th for a
season of three weeks with repertoire
of the latest successes in society come
dies and dramas. This company is COM
posed of well-known professional talent,
first-class in all its appointments and IS
endorsed by both press and public.
The second great attraction is gifted
Young gentlemen who is more clever
than the late renowned mind-reader
Washington Irving Bishop and who not
only does all the sensational feats exc
cnted by the wonderful man whose last
test killed him but many new and more
difficult ones besides.
Mr.. Carl Bishop King, for such is the
name OF the most miraculous MIND
reader OF the 10Th century, is fine lock-
inc and ~.ultured Bostonian and has
> 9,refore been lionized in social circles
anywhere. Mr.. King will, besides
giving evenings of private experiments
erI tests q ye q limited number OF ex.
L,L;tios,s
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PERSONAL NOTES.

MIR. Theo. H. Davies and his son Mr..
Give Davies, leave for England on the
Mariposa this morning. During their
stay of two months here, they have en-
tertained and been entertained. The
ADVERTISER joins in wishing them q very
pleasant voyage and a safe return home.
MIR. and Mrs. j. V. Forman of Buffalo,
N. Y, return to the States on the Mari
posa after pleasant stay of month or
SO in the islands. Those who have had
the pleasure of meeting them will it is
certain, be glad to welcome them back at
some future time. Aloha.
Hon. Paul Neumann, after an absence
of several months, returned on the Aus
tralia, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Eva Neumann. The venerable
gentleman looks much better for his
European trip, and probably on Monday
will be found in Court arguing with in
creased vigor.
Commander Felix McCurley arrived
on the Australia to relieve Commander
H. w. Lyon of the U. S. S. Nipsic
DR.. L. S. Thompson who will assume
the duties of Government physician for
Kona, Hawaii, was passenger on the
Australia.
Miss Winnifred Sweet (Annie Laurie)
the correspondent of the San Francisco
Examiner, leaves on the Mariposa after
months stay in the islands, during
which time she has visited Molokai and
the Volcano. Miss Sweet expresses her
self as much pleased with what she has
seen.
Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs. DR.. John
Brodie and Miss II. Levers, returned to
their island homes on the Australia.
Mr.. J. G. Lane who was here in 1888,
returned on the Australia, and will at
once commence the preparation of a new
and complete individual directory of the
Kingdom with names, occupations and
residences of all adults.
Mr.. j. T. Stacker, correspondent Of
the San Francisco Examiner, paid visit
to this Office yesterday. Mr.. Stacker
arrived from Frisco on the bark Ceylon
and will remain here some time. He
was formerly connected with a Por:
Townsend newspaper.
Among the through passengers on the
Mariposa are, Mr.. James Mills, manag-
ing director of the Union steamship
Company of New Zealand, enroute with
his wife to England; Major-GeneraI
Molyneux of the British army, and Mrs
Molyneux: Hon. Colonel and Mrs
Gardiner, and Rev. J. S. Hill, chaplain o
the Mount Eden prison, Auckland, &C
companied by Mrs. Hill.
Mr.. M Louisson of the firm of Grin
baum & Co., arrived on the Australis
looking in excellent health.
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Two fatal accidents occurred on East
Maui during the past week. On Tues
day night native in Kula, named Ka-
hele, fell over precipice with his horse,
and was instantly killed. There was
some suspicion of foul play, but the cor
oner's jury gave a verdict of death from
the fall without coming to a conclusion
as to accident or otherwise.
A Chinaman working on Wilder's
railroad was killed Saturday afternoon.
He fell from the handcar, and was run
over. killing him instantly.
Tho heavy rains have ceased, and the
mud began TO dry up.
MIR. Woolsey has resigned his position
as principal of Waikapu Government
English School, and Mr.. York of In
DIANA succeeds him.
The late freshets IN Kula, Ulupalakua
and Kahikimio resulted in considerable
loss OF pigs and poultry outhouses, etc.
and several washouts on the roads.
In the medal shooting match at Maka-
wac, Saturday, j. Anderson took first
prize, score Al; j. N. S. Williams, Sec
ond; w. Won Graevemeyer, third. No
body hit the stone wall.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.
Notes from Seattle.

A correspondent residing in Wash
ington State writes few items regard
ing mon and things there, which will in
terest our readers:
After the terrible fire which visited
our city in June, 1889, the doubling
Thomases as to its being rebuilt were not
few. Not store, tits safe TO say, was
left standing in the business portion OF
the city. But it has turned out, as an
Eastern gentleman said, after viewing
the immense stock which the writer was
showing him under canvass roof,
"Western people have got grit" Our
city is rapidly being rebuilt. 1t has no
boom, and wants none, but it enjoys a
steady and remarkably prosperous
growth. Every day brings new capital
and people. Our street railroad electric
and cable) cannot be beaten anywhere,
east or west. Our streets, however, are in
very poor condition, which Immediately
strikes Honolulu visitors unfavorably
but when one takes into consideration
the thousands of tons Of brick, mortar,
iron girder, etc., that have been hauled
over them all through the rainiest OF
seasons ever known here, it cannot be
expected to be different. However, our
streets cannot compare at any time with
the fine macadam streets, of Honolulu
as ours are all planked. sometimes
notice ''howl'' through the columns Of
the Bulletin, about the condition OF
some street caused by a shower OF
heavy rain, and think if that grumbler
could have q wear of Washington. Ore
gon or California streets, he would &C
home and keep his mouth shut forever
after
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Carter are intend
ing soon to return to Honolulu. MIR
Carter's health has been greatly i'm
proved by his residence in Washington
Mr.. Chas. Livingstone, formerly o
Spreckels' Bank is now in business a.
Fremont, Washington.
Mr.. w. Luning, better known al
the "Ornithorhynchus" of Honolulu, i:
still running the Phoenix House, il
Seattle, and appears to be prospering.
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industrial Exhibition at Toxic.

The Third National Industrial Exhibit
ton will be held at the Uyene Palace.
Toxic, Japan, from April LIST to July l.,
1890, and special rates and arrangements
have been made with the railroad and
steamship companies for the accommo-
dation of visitors who wish to attend this
exhibition. The next three or four
months are the pleasantest to visit
Japan, being the season when the cele-
brated cherry blossoms are in full bloom
and the weather especially deligf tful. 4
splendid chance is now affol ded to
parties to 60 down by the japanese
steamer Yamashiro Maru, lee wing
Monday next, or even two months frou
hence would not be too late.
Viscount Torie has presenteni 81 Hen.
w. G.. Irwin and family with official
invitation to attend the exhibition.
Any information regarding the exhibi-
ton or routes of travel may be had from
the agents of the Yamashiro Maru.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

Fan Francisco, per s s Australia,
- Levey, J H Hopper and wife,
+ McCurley, Miss Williams, Mrs
!, Miss H l. Levers, Miss A
Mrs + NJ Green, J w Mcclure,
Pepper, Miss E Hopper, NJ Louis
Burns, Hon Paul Neumann, Miss
bann and maid, S G Little, wife,
and maid, Mrs DR. Brodie. Capt.
htnna, Miss Dora Medan, Miss
Esfan, Miss Marion More, J S
Lane, DR. l. S Thompson, J
lane, Carl Campbell, Ralph G
Ehn Storage.
LAD and Hawaii per stmr w G
Mrs Bugge, c Macomber,
ei & J Campbell and wife, Col
n, Yin Sing, DR. A Mack, M
Mss LeialOha, d Speckman
NV KaaimOka, J H Hoapili
a and wife, Aling and wife, J N S
Wy Bruner. Mrs. Fennel. Mrs
'P2ln Harris and wife, and 81
A@au, per stmr G r Bishop
Fiaes K Holt, and AZ deck.
y, Ne CO!onies, per S S Mariposa
MS NJ Thompson, Miss NJ =,
e H. Mrs A l. Sewell, c w Sewell
~. and 8 in the Storage.
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>hlrPING NOTES,

oeyIOn is discharging her cargo
merchandise at Brewers wharf.
aaltf hllauea Hou, arrived on
.D s,llhg with 300 bags of sugar
Isa, Tor the s. G.. Wilder. Also,
'a'ue from kawaihae.
hunt ,oaef !, HIaleakala brought 759 bags
(s5 r,n ha IL Friday afternoon,
aG zone Moi Wahine 2 100 bags OF
AOholalele the same Gay.
f aasF {. R. Bishop brought coz
SsL tlo bags of rice, 1888 bchs Of
/ II ric pA sol. OF oranges, 81 bags of taro
orah, cow, and Is pkgs OF
(f-as1 y, ". G. Hall arrived Frida,
|1 Do,n Mani and Hawai-, with 4O5:
! f Ea.5 i40 bags of ava, i5s bags O,
(d reau OF cattle, A calves, and 10;
'T u, Lehua took on Friday 10,
4 19r 18th the following plantations
EnS leh and 10 women; Ookala
Il nv , Women, and Honomu. s
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Samoan News.

The 10th Of March the first anniversary
of the naval disaster was noticed at Apia,
all the flags flying at haIf-mast. The
waters of the harbor were perfectly
smooth, great contrast to the 10th OF
March, 1889.
The Iroquois was daily expected to re-
Geve the Adams.
A cook house belong to the Sisters OF
Mercy at Savalalo, was burned down
March 9th. Willing hands prevented
the fire from spreading.
The U. S. S. Adams was at anchor at
Pago Page.
II. l. G. NJ. S. Alexandrine sailed for
Auckland March 4th.
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r. NJ. s. s. Marinosa.

The r. M. S. Mariposa, Capt. H. M.
Hayward, arrived from the Colonies
shortly after one o'clock Friday after
noon. Sailed from Sydney March 10th
at 10 P. M; arrived at Auckland the
23rd at 4:1O P. NJ; sailed from Auckland
the Oath at ESQ p. NJ; touched off Tu-
tulla at :O4 on the 28th The Mariposa
brought 5 cabin and steerage passen-
gers and quantity of freight for Homo
lulu, and has in transit for San Fran
cisco lO2 cabin and q number of steswage
passengers. She leaves for the latter
port at 10 o'clock this morning.
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5. 8. Australia.

The steamship Australia, Capt d. T..
Houdlette, arrived at noon on Friday
from San Francisco with 80 cabin, 50
Storage passengers ,513 tons Of freight
pa al 726 in treasure. Sailed from
Gun Gnu Francisco Friday March 18th at
n non Experienced fine weather the
e Gnu francisco Friday April 18th at noon.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

SIC, Lyons, Hilo.
ican, COghlan, Hilo, Hawaii.
Hampton st. Claire, from cruise
kfeld. Irvine, Liverpool.
SG Wilder, Griffith, San Fran
TB Godfrey, Dabel, S Francisco
hitmOre, Ward, Departure Bay
"a, Lee, CallaO.
Talbot, Rhodes, Port Townsend
Ina Vance, Anderson, Newcastle
Besse, Howard. San Francisco
ShirO Maru, Young, Yokohama
T, Martin, Hongkong.
}, Calhoun, San Francisco.
aHa, HOudlette, San Francisco.
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Dalgety & Co.'s circular dated New
castle, n. S. w., March LIST. has the fol-
lowing: For Honolulu-Five vessels,
including the John Worster and Golden
Shore, loaded by ourselves, were des-
patched during the month, carrying
4,O77 tons coal; the Colusa, 1927 regis
ter, and c. c. Funk, 513 register, are
both in port to follow, all under home
charter
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The box plan for the sale of seats for
the first performance of the Mikado
Tuesday evening the 9Th inst, opens on
Monday morning the 9TH inst. at 9
o'clock at the Office of l.. J. Levey. We
can assure our readers that there is a
fine treat in store for them Tuesday eve,
for the Company will give an excellent
representation OF the opera.
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francisco SHIPPING NEWS

|, HaScIsco SHIPPING NEWS.
3 B Haarch p, bktne Quickstep. o
[IuIn-. March ~ %. bark G n Wilcox
Etps e " e. ;, bark S c Allen for Hon.
/ IL, u " II Dimond for Hono'rlu
Flpi' sneSbp r W q brig G H Douglas
SUM- W 5 Bovine for Mahu.
oDDeePEaa1rtures-April 5, SIS Ala.
bluln zulu; etc.; bark G D Rrvamt
Il Lad, park Forest Queen for Hone no
fekstssSy Lampson for Honolulu
f,faaSrEaaY-March q, sailed cob :
,s o' 4 honolulu. '"''eu scnr
bark HFE,a 1Ss.. PA.-March "a
ta1r harvester, for Honolulu.
(udden March a 81, entered out bktr.
{A-Ma, ior Honolulu. A''''
aoluIau''c h q, arrived, schr Eva
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The Hawaiian Band plays at the de-
parture of the Mariposa this morning, at
Emma square at 80 M, and will give
an extra moonlight concert at the Hotel
in the evening at 7:3O O'Clock. Some
people expected a concert last evening
but Mr. Berger informs us that the Band
has never played on Good Friday.
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The U. S. cruiser Charleston was an
chored in the stream at San Francisco,
March 9th. She was to remain there
for five weeks, and then sail for Homo
lulu, and from here will visit various
points in the South Pacific ocean, in
Guiding Samoa and Australia.
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Police Court.
FRIDAY, April 4.

All Sam was fined $40, with ss cos.s'
and one hours imprisonment at naIu "a T.
h hnr for having opium unlawfuily IN
f Lob Leyiki, for larceny OF pair OF
,ants was sentenced to three months
n,a r;sonment at hard labor.
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The Easter services of the second con-
gregation of st. Andrews Cathedral with
special music tomorrow, will be at II :15
A. NJ. and 7 80 P. M. Rev. Alex. Mackin-
tosh breaches in the morning, and the
Rev. Archdeacon Shaw of Japan in the
evening.
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A batch of superior hot cross buns was
received at this office yesterday from
Mrs. Loves bakery. None are left, and
a second batch would have. just as
quickly disappeared so good We're they.
Mrs. Love will have Easter buns to-mor-
row.
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The Sunday school and choir OF the
second congregation Of st. Andrews
Cathedral with a number Of friends will
picnic next Saturday at DR.. McGrew's
place at Eva. going by special train.
Rev. Alex Macintosh has the affair in
charge