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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-08

Sernent dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.
Suite. |

man, ct ie mon t'rerP.
Aors, ellie racontait parfOis de )
| iambnanX lie cps conversations. on
Dolores rpconuaissait. avec une
emo ion facie comprendre. non
-euIement les touinurrS de phrases
,e son matt, mais la tournure de
Ses idfe>. Pen d pen, Dolores en-
ciait Venue ellie meme interroger
>a Ii Ie sur cr> mysterieux entire
tlen> auxquels ellie pretoudait
a>>istrr entire Jaanita ct son pere,
ct rfg!er uue parlie de seS actes
dapres ce que l'enfant lui en- rap
portrait ct lni Ell expliquait.
o. doit Sc rappeler qn'a la suite
de- evtnementS rapporfes dams le
prologue de &C rdcit, tout ce 9ui
lonchait de pres 4 Miguel await
dispatu dc Buenos Ayres, sans
qu'il fnt possible d'rn retisuver la
trace. Blen des raisons avaient
decide Dolores a Ell asir ainSi. La
leune femme n'avait CONSENT q
SuT.i.re i la mort de lhOmme
aine que pour raccomplissement
dun double drvoir egalement
sact,. Il ses yeux: Elever les en-
fautS ueS de 81 courte union avcc
cplni qni n'ttait plus; punir les
tnianeS Qui ayalent assaSsine lie
pere, torture la file, fait de la
belle ct donce existence de Dolores
nne Tongue ct cruelle agonie de
| touteS les minutes.
, Pour clever ses eniants, Do
loies n'avait besOin de personne.
Miguel etait richie, ct iOrsque await
commence la guerre civiIe, lors-
qn'iI >'etait mis- a la tete des insur-
gfs >ouleves cOntre la tyrannie du
dictateur. il await eu la precanlion
de reunir tous ses fonds, apres
avoir realise sa fortune, ct de les
placer Ell Europe, a Pabri des
convoitises ct des confiscaiions du
dictateur. De ce cote done, Dolo-
res n'avait aucune preoccupation,
ct rien ne la forcait a sejourner
dams la republlque Argentine.
D'autre part, ayant constate que
Lopez h'a,ait point succombe pen
dant la lutte, ct quill await do Sc
chapper, il fallait savoir ce quill
etait devcnu, trouver le moyen de
lie rejoindre OH quill fnt, ct l'aitein-
, Dire sans qn'il songeat a Sc METRE
sur ses gardes. Or, lie meilleuI
moyen de le rassurer, de ramener
a navoir aucune defiance, de lui
inspirer une pleine securite, c'etalt
de lui fare croire que la veuve de
Miguel etait mOrte, quil ne restait
rien de la famille de la victime.
Done, ellie await resOlu de dispa
ral're, de disparaitre absolument.
dc disparaitre \ tout jama;s, de
facon que Lopez, n'entendant plus
parler d'elle, nj daucun de ceux
qui portaient encore lie nom de
Mignel Mussagaray, PIT croire Que
la mort les await atteints a leuI
tour, ct quill s'endormit dams me
securite trompeuse. Puis, incon
uue, ellie pourrait le retrouyer plus
fac element, suivre sa vie, en- decou
vlir lie point sensible, ct Sc revelel
brusquement, le jour venu, aux
coups qu'elle frapperait.
| lie devoueinent de Negro ct dt
Frasquits lui await permis d'exe
cutter. immediatement son plan
Pendant les trOis iours que dura |;
bataile des rues, Negro, aide d.
Frasquita, reunissait d la hate lie:
oblets les plns chers an souveail
de Dolores, ceux anxqnels so!
c9ur attachait le plus de valeur e
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-08

alnt que rlpn ne rameuera plus :
m.ttait ces obJets dams un abri sur,
/ on personne ne ponrrait los decoh-
vrir; puiS, suivant Ia volonte d.
| sa maftresse, incendiait Ia mai>or
/ ct la faisait en partle sauter, d'
facon que 'on PITT croIro que ccu>
qui rayaient habitee Iestaichi
ensevclis sous les decombres.
! CO sacrifice supreme accomp!i,
/ lis s'etaient tous eIoignes de Bue-
nos Ayres. Dolores await rG>olu
de gagner lie Blesil par vote de
terrc.
Les huit journees qni s'econle-
rent, 4 la suite du depart, SO pas
serent sans Incident ct sans que
les v"yageurs ensSent rencontve
un 6tre humain ou deconvert la
trace tie son passage, locSqne
Negro, qui etait parti Ell chasse,
revint pres de sa ma1tresse, Pair
assez preoccuue.
Sano,, In, d;t.,l on l.. nrana,,t
4 part, nn cavalier nous pyecede.
Do,o,as ,,assaillit
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demanda- -t.elle.
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m,av.ie,, Jaia franna aanuis biar
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fer ;,nt;Ismant t.nt ono i. r,a,,;s
nas cert,;,
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-Je No Ia pense mas car ainsi
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cav,lisr no,s nrscada OF sv;a.m
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-08
No. 49,:


tani0t a Iravers les repubiiques de
PAmfriqne du sud, tant0t d travers
fAmellque da nofd, OIL Lopez
await eu d'abord lIntention de
seJourner. atin lie he pas trop
>'elol.ner de Ia Plata, dams Fat
tente de quelque retour de fortune
qni ramenerait Ro>as au pouvoir.
Pais, !orsQu'il f,illut renoncer 4 CO
ieve, 1ancieD general du dic,ateur
gagna IEnrOpr, demenra unelaue
| temps en AngleIerie ct vint pnfin
Sc fixer 4 Paris sans espoir de
retour.
C'est alors que, richie du fruit
| de SIS e&actions personnelleS ct
! des coniiScation> don't son maitre
RosaS ftappa:t ses advarsaire, GU
tons cenx que leur grande fortune
deSisnait ses convoilises, ct quill
dlstrlbuait ensuite a ses favoris,
| Lopez IeSolnt, pour s'occuper ct
| falre figure dams lie monde parisien.
| de fonder une maison lie banuue.
Qul ne tarla pas a pro<perer, grace
aux millions que son chef y await
| verses.
Tres pr6soyant, malgre son ap-
| parente temerite ct son reel cy-
nismr, il await su METRE rabri
des revers tie la politique, ses
rlchesses NAL acqnises, en- les pla.
can't en Europe; :; et Sachant que le
nom du general Lopez, trop connu
| pour avoir etc le seide feroce ROsas,
| pourrait nuire & son intronisatiOn
dams la Soci6t6 parisieune, il Favait
fait disparaitre sous lie nom de Ri
vadarcos, dui lui appartenait
cgalement. etant celui de sa mere.
Lex general, qui n'avait plus
entendu rarlcr de Dolores, await
tini par ror blier ct vivait pre-
sent dams une securite parfaite. II
re Sc douiait guere que, depuis
des annees, la veuve de l'ami fusille
par ses ordres, la mere de Juanita,
attachee a ses pas, le suivalt dams
FOmbre Sc tsnait au cOurant des
mOiudres details de son existence
ct ne le perdait de vue, pour ainsi
dire. nj 10 jour nj Ia mutt. Partout,
on il await etc, ellie await etc, s'ar-
reliant uu il s'arretait, partant
quand il partait, Sc fxant aux por.
tes de Paris quand il s'etait fix5
Paris, ct, finaiement, yenant sins
| taller a quelqnes centaines de me-
tres de Fhabitatien luxueuSe du
banquier, CONNIE Foiseau de proie
qui resserre peu a peu ses cercles
au moment on il va fondre sur sa
victime. L'enlevement d'Anna
etait lie commencement de la ven
geance de Dolores.
/ VILE RECIT DE LA NOURRICE.
LOrQue la yoiX du docteur Re-
nout annonca tout a coup que la
nourrice, entin, rentree Ell possess
sion dc ses faculties, etait pi6te d
parler, tous les personnages rennis
dams la piece Sc retournerent vive-
ment de son cote, paraissant
oublier toute autre prkoccupation,
sous Ia poussee dune ardente Gu
riosite.
La nourrice s'6taie redressee sur
sa chaise Tongue, on maintenant
ellie etait plut6t assise que couchee,
ct ses yeux dun brun dore, doux
CONNIE ceux des Bretonnes en-
general, regardaient avec une ex-
preston de surprise, mais on Tin
telligence complete etait revenue.
-Eu6n, ma bonne Eudoxie,
s'ecria Emma en- lni saisissant les
deux mains, vous VOLTA revenue &
vous, hors de danger. Vous allez
pouvoir parler!
Que Sc passe TIL done, mada-
met repondit End0xie. Est.co
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
FREEaN GODFREY REIIRES
A Vacant Chair IN the Board OF
puhlle Works.
An Intimate Acga38EtaDce Informs the
ssTelegr&xo- Herald HaAt his Letter Of
kesi enation IL Prepared.

II reports are true, the city s about
10 lose one OF its able officials, ana one
who las fer many years consoenuously
alled a responsible position. Freeman
Godfrey wil retire from the Board Of
Pub.lc Morks. An intimate acquaint-
4nce If has told TELEeRAN-HERAID
reporter yesterday. that he lad already
prepared his letter OF resignation, and
would not reconsider the matter. The
cares OF business and II health a"e said
70 he the principal cause o. hls act.
=Mr Godfrey has taken great inter
ct "a the welfare OF this city and p.r-
ucuisTiy 10 tie water works system.
lie has gwen great deai of attention
10 sanitary science and las retirement
from the hoard will be much regretted
by his colleagues.
The remaining members OF the board
are President Geo. u. Briggs. John :.
Farr, ". X. Shelby and James Y Davis.
Mr.. GodfTey's successor Vii probably
he appointed by Mayor klllean next
Monday evening, a. II Is one Of the pre-
negatives OF hlsofhoe 10 nj sgch yacAn-
cles when they occur.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
COURT RECORD.

CIcnrrr - Judge BUrch - Sherman
Bailey vs. Mrs. T.. NJ. Adams. sssumpsit
motion for relaxation OF costs granted
Napoleon B. Daniels We. Nathaniel L.
Weeks. repievn. on trial. Judge Grove
Jerome DCkerson VS. Cyrus q.
Thompson and G. X. smith. assumps Z.
proceed rngs stayed twenty dave. Jud-
son ". Pgss.ee Us. Isaac Collier Ci a.,
chancerv. decree for defendants.
UxrrED SrATFs-Hon. II. +. severens,
district judge-Jonn Munu, q al, vs.
Edward Buckle verdict tor tne plain
tF. $4,000 Peter n sser VS. TIE
City of Grand Rapids, case. on frlal.
srrEH1oR-Uon =. a. Buflingar1e
iudge-The People We John O. WI
Iams. larceny sTrs gned and pleaded
rot guilty. The People vs. James u.
Cairns. saloon open on Sunday. uoIle
urosd ca motion ri prosecuting 81
iouey. Tie People VS. Charles q.
Smelcher. nolle pros'd IN motion oi
urcsec1uag attorney or cali trs
morning The People VS. John G. WI
Iaus
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Alderman Anderson IN conversation
with the TELEGRAN-HERALD last even
ing said: Il wish you would say a
word or two in regard To the Grand
Rapids School Furniture Company, as
TO the opening of Nlnth-st. One would
imagine from their complaints, that
the city was gong to cut their property
in halves, but this is not the case. Last
year when the citizens wanted TO open
Tenth-st.. the company raised lust such
4 howl over the matter and defeated It,.
Mr.. Hess stated on the witness stand
tnat the company would have no
o ctlon TO the opening of N!nth-st.
but they did most strenuously object
to the opening OF Tenth-st. The
Tenth-st. opening was defeated and
now they are just as bitter against that
of Ninth-st. The former opening would
have taken a strip 33 feet wide of the
north end Oft their property, while
Ninth-st. will only require a strip 80
foot strip of TIE south end OF their lot. F"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
The saints VIII sfeet.

The regular meeting of the st. Cecilia
Society will be held this afternoon at
2:30 at the Ladies Literary Club House.
Subject: "Sonata-Dlscussion and Parts
Of" In addition to the program in
charge of Mrs. Phelps and Mrs.
Steketee, arrangements have been made
with III. G. Post TO give an analysis of
the sonata form and illustrate the
subject with appropriate piano num-
bers. The program will be very IN
structive as well as entertaining, and II
is hoped that all members, especially
those studying the piano, Will make It
4 point TO attend.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Ice VIII be ice this summer. Some o.
our prominent ice men say that tho re-
frigeraung commodity wlil cost twice
as much as last year. II. Z. Dickinson.
of the Valley City ice a. Coal Company
stated that zee next season would cost
from - a. 81 per cent more than g dld
last year. For example. ice service
which cost last season $50. would cost
this year only g. This was a guofs
only. - the company bad not figured
70 what the icc had cost. Freight
alone bad cost 80 cents o ton. and tlat
would be .n addition % what t had cost
heretofore. Then the company had 80
build an ice house Tor this season alone
Expenses everywhere were very much
higher. Tins company has built an icc
house 600 feet long. 200 feet VIDE and
twenty feet high, on the banks Of Musk
rat Lake.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
AnUSEAENaS

A very light house greeted the
BroommAker Of Carlsbad 81 POwers
iAst night, hut the theater -goers 0f
Grand RapldA VII gladly III the honss
before i leaves. IL certainly merits
Liberal patronage Whether Il vas &C
oidens OF fate that first prompted James
Reilly 70 take up the role Of German
comedian, It certainly Was the master
stroke ol his life. As Johann, the
"Broommaker of Carlsbad. he has
found has place, ana IN the musical
drama OF that name, he has . splendid
opportunity 10 exercise ms talents HIS
songs are bright, sparkling aud very
taking, especially as rendered ~ his
soil, Woll-moC ul0teC voice. MAY Tenn
pleton, az Gretchen, has '-best elIi.'
does some flne work, both dramatic
and vocal. Little Robbie, as "Haus"
and Little Idna. Ss ..Egta are tN0 Ol
the brightest llitle folks that have ever
appeared on the stage IN tins city. They
are not brought Ia Al certain sci periods
IN he play, but carry then parts
through from figst 10 last, in manner
that would do credit % persons
Of adult age. The broom song sang
by Johann, Hans and Etla-especiall
the chorus descriptive of how q make
1 q hrooIn--AHas the hlt OF the evening
/ and Was encored several times. Frank
I Marion personates the genial lusamau,
Jerry Barry very well. i.oulse
/ kemng as Mrs. Arthur NanderbuIg.
/ and Jeannette Answorth a. "Mudder
MuckleI" are good. J.. Guy speugler
and Geo. Brennan made passabie yil-
lalns, while Chas. Iravers was some
what excessively tough, as Ply
sam
The pranks and capcrs Of "Om IRISH
! Visitor. as presented by the popular
/ comedians, Murray and Murphy, VIII
b; >een al Powers Grand. "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings OF next week.
Murray aud Murphv have very few
equals N their particular Inc. Their
farclcal entertainment II made up of
absurd and laugh provoking situations
and since II was last seen ln tbs city,
has been entirely remodelcd. One adj
| vantage that "Our Inch Visitors has
over most comedies OF its character is
/ that though the situations are not ued
/ together with plot, vet they are 80 AZ
/ ranged that eacn onc i a natural se-
/ Quence of the pI,r. eC one. Sale 90
. seats CONNIE nc H e.. ni-
| Prices for III t.i f. -; 90
/ and IS cents.
Every seatlu = loul Grand Opera
/ House Was SJld ucloIe 5.4) O'Clock la-t
night, and the Standing room only
sign Was also displayed AT the matinee.
lost IN New York iS certainly de
/ serving of the blg houses. In some re-
syocts the scenic production OF this
piece j. the most ingenious ever seen on
the local stage. A matinee is announced
for saturday.
The "Lost in New York" Company,
at Redmond's Opera House, Is attract
ing crowded houses, the management
beng compelled at both the matinee
and evening performances yesterday 70
turn hundreds Of people away Tor want
OF seats or standing room. matinee
is announced for Saturday.
The sale of reserve seats for Lost in
New York" Is very bg for the balance
OF the engagement
James Green, Irish specialties, and
AVN Lucas and wife, refined sketch
act, have made great hits this week al
Smiths Opera House. There Will be a
grand matinee tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
CAN HAVE A DRY KILN.
The Ruildins Is TO be completely Covered
With steel SheathIng.

The committee of the Common Coun-
ell on fge department met last evening
to consider the request OF the Universal
Tripod Company for permission 10
erect dry kiln on the vacant lot south
of the factory. The committee has
looked the ground over carefully, and
under the expressed conditions with
winch the kiln is to be built they can
see no objection to granting the prayer
of the petitioners.
The building Is TO be completely
covered with steel sheathing, So that II
Will not be likely 10 take fire from out
side exposure and a ire in itself can be
easily controlled. As the matter was
referred to the committee with power
to act. the matter may be considered
settled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
a VERY LARGE CASTING.
a Aaost~r Hags GeSr-Hseel fer the CSbls
CssPsny Cesl AZ me IA 1. NorkN

Aaetk~r HagS GeSE-Heeel fer the CAble
CogsPsny Cesl A. she IA. 1. NorkS
A p,ece OF work Of unusual interest
Aas performed al the Michigan Iron
6orks yesterday. Tbe machinery for
TIE new Lyon-st- poNer-nouse Is con
slrucung al these works for tae C&b.e
Company. and yesterday enc of the
sour poadefous driving gesr-wneels VAS
czst III lle presence of q large and
select anjienee. E&eh oi these Whet ls :
twelve lest " diameter a01 elgas "a
.3ns Tie Smouid Was prepared on the
moulding ho0r Ut tue foundry aud tie
l.our ~ OF * or seven tons ot molten
metal lul0 Inls mould MAS tue ln-
lerestng feature that attracted
tne outside spectators. The metal
was Irst taken from me
oupola ia large ladies a. II for or
binary casting ana gathered into one
.aIge reservoir connected by a cana
Win the mould. When ali Was ready
the reservoir was tapped aud away
went the molten uyer 10 is place Ot
destination. The wOrkmen say that
even vthlng passed OF smoothly and, il
: hOped, successfully. Tins latter can
not he ascertalned until the iron is sui.
hclently cooled 10 be uncovered for { 4
animation.
After these large wheels are taken
from the foundry, they are placed IN a
lathe and trimmed up as easy a. II
they were nothing but little things Ike
daddy dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
An Improvement.

Monroc-st. is soon TO have some new
sidewalks which will largely improve
Its appearance. Owners of three blocks
west Of the Morton house have made
arran. 'ments TO lav stone walks IN
front OF the stores occupied by Paul
Steketee. Tulip q Scott and Mrs. Nellie
Buckley. When two more walks arc
laid with stone on that side of the
street there Will be block Of continu-
Gus stone walk on the north side Of the
street from Ottawa TO IOnla-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
WILL ARREST THE KIDS.
An Old Man Complain of bad Boys That
Throw Snow balls

An old German called az Prosecuting
Attorney Stuarrs Office yesterday after
noon and demanded that warrant be
issued for the arrest Of two bows LIVING
AT 1913 North Ionia-st., names unknown.
He told a w0eful tale, saving that FIVE
or SIX boys were in toe habit ~ y,elting
him with snowbsils when hc passed
Mr.. stuart ISSUED the warrant and
saws that he intends 10 see that BOYS
stop the practice Of throwing snowballs.
When the school let out for noon recess.
il j. with fear and trembling that the
pedestrian trusts himself on Iyon-st..
tor the boys seem 10 think that they
have the night 10 FIRE al any one they
happen ID see.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
Horsennen AsSncinfinu. A

Tomorrow evening at s o'clock there
will be a general meeting of the Horse
mems Association at the parlors Of the
Morton House to decide whether there
is TO be Il summer meeting this year or
not. The necessary arrangements can
readily be made with the Kent
County Agricultural Society Tor the
lease of their track either the new or
the old grounds, though probably the
old will be still in condition TO use.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
HIGHLY GRATIFYING.
The Condition of the Catholic Churche.
aud schools.

aud schools.
The Catholic churches Of the diocese
located in this city are ln a flourshing
condition Judging from the fact that
attendance is constantly increasing and
new buildings are demanded. Architect
Robinson ls now engaged In planning a
handsome 5000 brick building TO be
built tins summer al the rear OF the
Polish Catholic Church on Fourtn-st.
The present wooden building viii be
torn down 10 make room Tor the new
one, which vail bc two stories hIgh with
a finished basement 10 contain q hall
Tor meetings of the church people, etc
The building j. planned 10 care for 400
children. A present the school Is bad
ly OYeTcToWded.
81. Johns Orphan Asylum is now
Well filled, and furnished throughout.
\ lumber OF children have been sent IN
10 Il from similar institutions IN the
State which are under the care OF the
same order, the Dominican SlstcrhOOd.
The teachers IN the st. Alphonsus
school next TO the asylum are soon 10
have a residence, 10 be built back of
the school on East Leonard-st. II Will
cost about IS, 900, and will be of solid
brick, two stories nigh, of PLAIN sub
stantlal architecture.
The school connected with the st.
James Church viii need 10 addition
this year. The present buildings on
West Bridge-st. Will accommodate the
pupils from the West Side for some
time. Rev. Father Pulcher says that
sickness has kept over half the number
out OF school during the pas. winter. st.
Andrews school IS IN a tiourshing con-
dltlon, but is not overcrowded, owing to
the relief afforded ii 10y the Fifth Ward
ST. Alphonsus school, which has largely
increased in membership within the
past few months.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

The Board OF Police and Fire Com
missioners did not hold their regular
meeting yesterday, but viii do so today.
There are eighiy-two applicants for
three vacancies on the police force %
be examined toy the commissioners TO-
day. Mr. Leltelt could not be present
over IN order 10 give him chpnce at
the fun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

F. J. NaybuTy, travelling passenger
agent q the . \. 4 J., says 4 j. n0t
true thss ths transfer bosts ere making
regular trips acr0ss TIE straits The
4 hIrvnah vas sll day getting across on
WEDNESDAY. snd the trIps ere sti.I s9
uncertain tnst the company is TeCfif-
ing no passengers ~ baggage fyf trens-
Ter ~ the Upper Peninsula.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
Choice Works

Thomas +. Knox, an artist Of some
celebrity, is stopping at the Morton.
Tie has spent several years IN bard
study AZ the art centcrs Of Europe, and
has returned with = number Of choice
works from hls own brush. The pc
lures Viii be on exhibition for several
days at 4. II. Fowle's art parlors, at 81
North lona-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Rev Mr. Msinvsring q south
Dakota. e ia fhs city stirrlnE NJ the r.
faf conrn fttees ar,rsYinted ~ tat Mayor
The second ward n8s been bofh ur0url
sn1 rensrous an8 a lsrre contribution
from trsf district . nov oD fs VIZ m
fnr seHrrers. 1na other wards hfre
nrs vef -ssuJndef ~ thf csL
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Mrs. I. B. Vinegar has secured the
services of an assistant "a pupil of :. T..
Tayior'sl to assist in draplng, and Mrs.
Vinegar will be prepared to do the very
best work in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
THE sw EDIsH LADIES.

Those Del ghtfuI Tntsrtsiners - Appesf
Here Again.
Arrangements ere made ~ have the
swed sh ladies give farewell concert
in Powers Opera l0use on Iuesoay,
April l5.
The-e lsdies appeared herr last March
iu Harfmon's Hal, end g8ve most
delightful entefta nmeuf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Order a can of Oneida Community or
Dew Drop Asparagus for your Sunday
dinner. Best in the world. Can not
be beat. Only to be had at E. j. Her
rsal-fs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Mrs. +. p. Vinegar writes home that
the style this year are far ahead of any
preYIOus season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
Latest StyIcs

OF Spring Hats for sl.50 and upwards
at Berwin's Millinery store, p Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

Mrs. +. B. Vinegar viii show at her
spring opening, March "a, - and 26.
very choice novelties 10 dress goods and
roboz
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
Lily White Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best Is cheapest and most salts
factory
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21

For n three-piece antique oak finish
bedroom suite for sl5, go 10 Vinegar
Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
Lily White Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care.
fully selected
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
The great Edna.
piles. Piles,, Pilc.f,,

Loosc's Red Clover Pile Remedy. IS
a positive specific for az forms Of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching. IL
oesated, and Protruding Plcs-Price
SOC. For sale by White q White drug
gists, Morton House block.