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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-05-02

' u u III pas NV uu COuI
" fnsIl. NJ .is je s.rai charm4 de
faire mrs dtbnfs avec vous. g. .et 81
:rs danes veulent hipn fxpr e
our de Ia gran.le hattue dams Ia
ret de Ia Bret6che, je donnprai
lea or'lres pour one tout soft pet.
-C'rst 4 NJ. le due de choisir H.
'ur Qni hi convlendra, dit dn
mm6val 8 senle fin de rappelrr
Ill sc cOnsilarait CONNIE invite.
VI. IL Bretteville Sen rappor,p
m,i. Tai carte blanche pour
rganiser Ia partir. II prize seule
nent cps danes de l'-xcuspr.
S'il ny asSi>te pas. II est tont A ga
'on'enr et ie me- reprorherais de lp
'aisser t'op longtemrs spnl. Jp
Va's done prandre congo de vons,
madame. dit Roger. en- s'inclinant
ievant IL mere de Germ aine.
-Quoi! vons ne nous fprez pas
'e p'aisir dr dfner 4 Ia G.rmoniere.
S'fcri- lonrle Armanh.
-V"nillez m'excuser, monsieur.
VI. de Brptteville m'attend. ct 81
mons chassons catte semaine com
me u le dAslre, j'anrai des ce soir
des meSnres 4 prrndre.
-Vonlez vons one mons chas-
sions aDr6s demains Je consnlfa
mes nieces ct notre ami dn Pom
mfval. Alfred ne vote pas.
p"isH"'ii a i'ge rropos de nous
fanRser compagnie.
-Oni. oni. anres.demain, s'fcria
Grrmaine en hattant hes mains.
-Parfaitpment, dit du Pommf.
val.
Laurence appronva dun sicnp
d- t6te. ct Nine DsnllDrne n'2leva
pas h'ohjection. 1noiqup la p,ojet
lni p'Af mf'liorrement. En- dan
tres temps. ellie NY s-rait opnosee.
mais 'e marriage de G-rmainp lui
Semh'ai' 81 probable qn'-il4 ne
Sonlait pas privpr lea fianc4a d'rr
advertisement qni lrnr p'ai>ai' &
10 q les deux ct qni d-vait f.iI-
"altre drs occasions de canspr
l'hrement, sans marqner anx con.
v+nanc"s pnisg"e Foncle Armand
sr'alt lie Ia partie.
81 Roger s'6falt decide q abrfcer
sa vi>ite, c'eSt qr'il await In dams
les yeax ae Germaina on'rlle lri
'o"srillait de qnitter Ia place. II
@ntendait fort ben ce langag gp mn-t
plus expressif ct plus f,cile q
interpreter qne le langage dps
IL nrS. Et il drvinait pourouni
Germaine souhaitait quill raitir.
Lintel'igrnte jeunp file cnmp,r.
matt ce que lie lieutenant Pontiac
devait sonffrir pendant que NJ,
Dandlerne raccnsait, sans lr
n"mm-r, ct ellie craignait que Ia
patience ne ini echapl at. c..
"'etdit pas le momeht d'aclater.
hle"x valait So taire, jusqu'.n
jour on In Justice s'aprrcrvrail
4aelle faisait tansse route.
On inSi>ta ponr le retrDir. Dn
Pommfval, qni ne vonlait pas e,r-
IN reste de po'ifesses, hi offrir son
coupe pour rentrer a Brrtteville.
Ii ala meme jnsqu'a lni proposer
tie ~ recon'iuire. Roger refnsa
tout, txcep'e nne poignee de main
de son rival, qn'il fnt bipn oblig4
lie snbir. On Sc sfpara. en- sp
promettant de Sc retIouver r.
>nr!eIdemain. Lc rend-z voms de
chaSse fnt fx6 dun commnu
snr Ia li>iere de la fnr6t DE-
la B'etGche, au pied de Ia roche ti4
Lemon, Nn les invites arrlve,ai-nf
-n rolture en- prenant Ia route
lepartementale que Germaine,
par Ralph, n'avait pas
,niyie OOur v allpr. Of IN nant
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LIE BAG.
PAR r. DU BDISG hey.

-Si nous parllon~ d'antre chose,
dit Mn- d .ulierne.
Q~l plAl>ir trolv-z vonS, mon
chr Arnan |. l.am.ripprler un avr
nem ar ~ ln-l j. nepanx xpas p-nspr
saus e.nDlion. j. sris prrsua lee
cue c,.S .na .SienrS praffrrraienr nn
sujet do conversation moiu> lagn.
bie.
oh! je pense ben que cr~
dem ii el!rs aimaraIent mirnx val
ser maiS C. nest pas Phrurp, pt lie
plus les ,lseurs m ,ngnpnt. D'al.
lcuis, du Pomm6val est en- grand
deuil.
Nous pourrions faire nn peu
de mn~iln", insinua Grrmaine.
-Lalmsz vons. monsieur Pou
tac Ian md. Ponc'e Armand.
r prrnrz L. suite lie |, chan
sons, uinrmura G-rmain- eu
mari-lant de SEES dnigts nrrveux
les tOnchrs dn piano. j.. mai pas
nni. Je venx v0us dnnnrr un
o0nspil. LIE ,lmtrur Suhligry nous
a parlA de vous. icI, l.. S"ir oh
Faccihent est arrive. II ,ous u
meme nomma. Ma mere. mon
Oncie ct ma s9ur ont orbli6 CT
quill nous ii rar0nr6 sur vn,r-
enfance 1T sur votte .lisp.Iirion
subtle. Moi, ie me sails souvenir,
mats .je mai rien dit A un"i bon
vOnS pn>er en- concurrent de VI. dn
P"mm6val qui hiriIe a vote
detrimpnt 7 lie do.tpnr pen.e
conmr moi que c'est iont q fait
innille, pni>lu'en vons p,e>enta.t
q ma mere, il ~'eSt bien g,,ti6 de
patirr d.. ,otr- parente a,ec Nine
Vignrmal. lmitrz sa pru'enc-, 81
vons t-nrz a ~ E rrag'eablp.
Roger auiait vOlnnti-. = dronrtf
lie >erond cOnplet pO,r pro.rSt-r
quill nbAirai', mais G-rmainr rpprit
vivrme..t:
Plus nn mot, jp vons en- pri..
Mon nncle NUS ,tgard-.
L'rnele les regrrlait, eu eff /.
mais c'ftait sans arIierr penser.
car il ne songrait pas eny.
--Dh Pnnmaval Il done d4s
clloSrs pa,ticulie,es a DIRE j vott-
file afn6s, d.nlania I il d sa belle
s1nr' II nest occupe que d.lie,
ce >Oir.
-Je hi en sails gre, mon ami.
rflnntlii Nine D,u.lierne. L,n
renee a pn croire autrefoi> que VI.
dn Pommaval lui f.isalt 1t cour.
Et peIt 6trr nest ellie pas rp>tf-
ineens.ble q srs avancrs Qni on,
etc nm moment ties maIqu4eS.
Crr'es, e''e NEST pas iinu>r du
bOnh hur lie Germaiue, mails enfin
ellie est frm llr ..et NJ. ia Puuus6
val j 'ge sans doute quill lni
devair uae explicaIion.
-En parril GAS, les explications
ne seiyenr a ii-n. ma chere Rpiu-.
C- u'est pasavec tles EXCUSES q ,'un
gufrit les cRurs blrrs6s. M.'s
j'e>l ere que c-lui de Laurence ma
pas fi6 ;ttrint.
Nine iunlerne 1T son bean f,ett
sc t,ompaient tons les denx. e' lis
seraient rrvrnus de lenr eire"r.
s'ils avalrnt pa ent-ndre les prnpu>
que les ieunes gems tenAient q voix
basSe.
-Ainsi, vous osez nier que votre
nOuvelle fortune change ,o>
sentiments ! disait Laurence. tout
en- compliant les points de sa bro
derie.
-Je vous jnre que je regretie
de ~ pas les avoir manitesies Plus
clairement puisque vons avez pm
yous meprenslre sur mes vf'itable>
rv,s A. .ll -. ID. ma 1
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president. c. quill y IA de cp,tai'
c'est que Get hOmmr II etc VII, Il:
vei'le Oh ravant-veillr de l'accid-n
6dant autour .le Ia pr"pridte d. i.
ViXnrmal. LIZ jariinirr Ia reco
M. Par mali.eu,, il ma pas pens
1 10 suivre.
-Et, 'iepnis c-tie rencontre,
fAntastiane cousin ne s'est pl,
m0ntre, dit ironiIuement Gr
maine. II a pAutatre un talisma,
qui le rend invisible.
-Tu ris, petite. Tu as tor,
On salt q men pas donter quill e.
cache quelqne part, dams le
environs du Fnngrray, ct on /.
cherche sans brnit, pour ne pa
6veillrr Ia def ,ncp de son compile.
Son c,mplicn, c'eSt Ro.l
Ferrer, je suppose!
-Parhleu! C-s deax garnr-
ments ont ia s'enten,i,e a.
premier mot.
Ills Ne cornaissaient doncf
-Onn'pn salt Iirn IN ,is, 9ruiqu'ii
en- s'it. It's olt pm Sab nuchnr dsn>
m chpmin on dtns IN mis. l.
bOh6mirn n'a pas da dnmicilr fixr
IL pa>Se seS uuiIs d4hnrs ct il NJ
couch" nm ,iS deux foiS tie suite a
Ia meme place.
oh il ne s'dlolgne pas bean
coup de Ia G 'mo";erp, ct je
parierais volonti-rS Que ii Ian
renee vOu'ai, fare son pO trait, on
n'aurait pas df peine le denirhpr.
-C'rst possible, mai~ ir ne venx
pas, dit sech-m-nt Ia Senr aimee
-E"fln. rrprit GArmaiae, pon,.
lnOl D'inteIroge ton pas ce pauvre
gareon. pnisln'on lie sonpc 'nnr !?
II W j's'ifi .ralt. je men .l,utr pas.
-On att-n I, pour 'arrat-r, i,e
l'ant,r soft mis. 81 on EN- "isOn-
matt r mh, IL colSia qr'o., chrrchp
sem 'r->sprait d- lfgnrrp.r IT on
ne pour RAFT plis les cOnt,nnfer.
R"gpr Prntac dcnIItait en- from
can't le sOnrcil l.. r6Iai>i,oire de
PUncle Armand, et So ienait q
anatr. pour ne pas lni crirr: c-
cousin, c'e~t moi, 1T cr que vuus
diips u "a pas L. srnS cnmmuu.
Un ca up d'9iI Il" Grrmai,le Fem
p6cha encore un- fns IL c,ssrr les
Wires, ct Ia lr"ne ii /" 1nI i,Iai,iai'
Ell fa,e"r de R'ch Ferrer, t,onva
IN anxiliaire ira -ndu.
Arthur .ln p"mine. al ne tenaif
pas du tout G. Gu'on arseia DIES
gems a p,"poS de 70, enen.nt ani l+
faisait heriIir. II savaii qu'un
pIOce> criuninel rrtar.lerait remvoi
en- i,nSsp>Sion 1t q1'an conrS de cp
process, il pO,rr.it snrgir des Incl
dents qui remrtttai"nt Ell question
la vnlini6 dn tdmoignage de VI.
Grau,lmiuald.
IL me srmhlc, .iit.il. one la
jnsticp agirait b;eu ifge,empnt, 81
ellie fdishit em,,riS"nner drux
hOmmeS, ~nr d-s in.lices vagnps.
Je he rOu"alS pas Get iuSaisissa',ie
cousin dr Niue Vigp-mal, mais j..
ne c,"is glar,. a G., qi'on raconte
de lui. Sill await Ell de mauvaiS
desseinS cOnt'e 81 parrnte, ii les
aurait executes tout srn', ct sur
toni il he se serait pas adres>e a
CT braconnirr qni est incapable de
commet,re nn crime, le docteur
Subligny raffirmr.
LIE sloctenr >'iutdresse 4 lui ct
m'esr avis qn'il IA tort, grommela
n. Dau,lierne. Mais nous avOns
bien assrz psrle tie cette vilaine
affaire. NJ. Pontiac nous a dit nm
air alg4rien. j. n'ahaserai pas de
M complaisance EN- lr priant de
recomm-ncer, mails j'esrere qn'ii
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indIgn-. Av.nt rarci'lent on
'"n> enrlchi, v"ns n'eSperipz par
IE'On vnus accGr.!erait la main de
ma >Rar ciletie, IT a Ia rlgueur
Enus vOns setItz cDntent6 d.
m'eo0nSer, fauta lie mieux. J'6tai.
IN pis aller. Je vOus par.iOnnp
Get o'i!enx calcnl. mails je prle Dien
lne Grrmaine refuse d'6tre vOtrp
femme, ear je Paine, ct vons Ia
'rOmp.riez comme vOnS m'avez
ttnmpde. Ellie 'pfu >era. il l'esperp,
r"and ellie sanra ce que vOus valez.
Entre trahis"n ne vOns p0rtera pas
nonh"nr, jr v0ns IL pre,lis.
Lhe' liter, tronhle par cetie
declaration de G ,"rre, allait tenter
encore dc ~ jns,iiier, mails la
chansOn arabe 6tait fini.. ct la
silence s'etai' fait t"nt 4 coup dams
II salon. Grrmaine fermait le
piano; al mere IT son oncle ae
l"va:t nj pour remercier Ia lierte-
nant. q"i venait lie lenr mO"trer
m fch 'ntillion de po6sie primitive
IT d- mn>iqn- savage. Laurence
elle-mame abAndnnna sa brni-rie.
1t 4" Pommaval dnt ell re>tpr Ia.
-Cest charmant. dit avpc
"onvic'inn NJ. Dsudierne gu,
await fcon'A que ties app,oxina
iv-me"t. Vons d-vripz hien.
nr>,lemOisel'eS, renoncpr q B-pthO.
YEN ct a NJ ,z,r;. qui m'endnrmen,.
J.ime mi-nx l4s airs qu'On ma
IN lis notes. LEES Peanx ROnges
d;Amfr'que en- ont de tres i0'is.
LES Bnhemiens anssi, iepliqna
Germalnr en- riant. VOulpz vOus
ln'"n rnvair chrrrher Roch F-rrer |!
-Jrspere bin que lie d,6le ne
mrt,ra plus les pied~ 4 Ia G4fmO.
"lere. II conch-ra Ell prison nn DE-
ces jonrs, 1T II ne Paura pas voI6.
V""s di ie appris que le procu-
re"' d. la R'puh iqne le so.,,. .cnnne
d'avoir n"ye nos voisins, Quill
prft-rd avnir vOniu sauverP
OH, mails j- ne croirai ia;nais
celia.
-Parcr que je ne vOns al pas
tout .ii'. II raraii Jn'ii a 6tf paya
par nm cousin de Nine Vig.pmal
l"l await quite L. pays ct qni = est
r-v-nn iont rxpIes pour faire CO
man,aiS comp.
o. le ch'iche, celni la, ct des
lnnn laura ironvf. on Ouvrira nnp
instruct on, uul mAn+ra prut A,re
les lrnx cnmp'ices en- cour d'assi>ps.
Roger Pontiac trasSailIit. I.-
cousin q"'on Sonreonnait dun
c,ine abominab'e, c'etait lui
avidrmmrui. Ancun autre de
Nmr Visn-mal n'a.ait quite le
pays. IT ny etait rtvenu q l'impro.
viSte.
L'arcnsation 6tait abSnrde ct no
va'ait pas qn'il en- tint cOmptr.
Pen Sen falInt pouriant, qu'on-
hliani les recommendations tlp Nile
Dandirrne, il ne trahft rincognito
Jn'rIle Favait i',ih de gar.ier pro
iSOirt ment. Grrmaine intervint
a propOs.
-Mais c'rst nn roman, ce parent
pui .eparait 4 point nomme ponr
noyer les gems, s'ecria ellie. Je
ne savaiS pas one les magi-trats
tant d'imaginatinn. lis
invrntent 'lrS coups lie theatre.
lie president Lestrigon eat
incapable de m.ntir, ct c'est de l"i
Inr j. items le renseignement, dit
|'"nclr Armand. Nine Vignemal
await fIev6 par charlie IN petit
l,0 e gui la recomprusa fort NAL
le ses bontes. II Sc sauva de
'ecolr, il Y une dizaine d'ann6es,
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No. 40

La G"rih0niere d'ailpurs n,4tait
4n'a six kilometres du ch;iteau ct
'e souS-Iieutrnant tie hnssar,ls 9,ait
'"ssl bon mare hrnr one hon cava
h-r. II Sen ALA par le chemin
Quill pref6rait. cest a.dire en-
traverSant l4 iardin ct IN remon-
fan' u 'evap in Bpnvron. iu>on'A
la grille dn pare qu'on ne fernait
que le soir.
! Et Pa'lea droite le condnisit
Instempnt 4 rendrnif on 81 t,onvait
'4 hae. avant que Ia temp&te r-tt
emport6.
| IL Favait vn iadiS ca bac. sn,u-
mairement ffab'i par des proprie-
fai'es aui men us"i4nt gnfre ct
ani n'aimaienf pas 4 - METRE en-
dfpense. II So rappplait le hatpau
vermn"'n. les rinnx a reine f0nar.
| riS Gni tnnaiant sur les dpnx rjyps
les danv hnnts dn cable use par
les fro'tanents rfpft6S de Ia cnr,le
dntta"ha. II rpnsait hien one
Nmp Vi9nPmal n'avait jamais rian
fait rapar.r ct il S'ftonnait Que
tout Get annarei', 81 NAL emtret-nu.
pht dnr6 81 longtemps.
L'ihfn lni Writ DIV dnnnpr nn
co"p-d'p:I en- pa>sant. II hescan.
dit insnn'an hnr.l Din Bpnvron, ct
il ,it n"'"n fragment de cnrdaoe
rompn ftait r.>th atta"hf an 10.
Aean dp la rive droi'p, IT frainait
dams fpan. II rattira lni It il
"Onsfata, en- r-xamin.nt de pres.
IN" ln rh4"vra. pnnr,i par l'hnmi-
ditf. n'avalt rl"S aS>aZ la cnu>is-
tance pour ,fSi<ter 4 Effort dane
'ourha harnna ponssfp par uB
cnnrant ties violent.
"H 81 Ht'@ hcr'uPUCs
mnrmnra til. ct IN accident 1n'on
anraif 'lfi nr6voir. Ca cable await
ne"t 6ire vingt ans Ge SERVICES.
Sil rasS", ce nest pas Ia fante de
G" vagahnn1, one IL jns'icp sonp-
cnnne. Et nnand j. pense qn'on
me SON. cnnna ans~i. moi, j. suis
teutd da crnire one tons ces geus-
Ia Snnt f"ns. " rnmprIS ". Dau-
alirrHa qui r6rete lrnts inventions
supplies. Je me rarpa'!e mainte-
nant m" fe a"ctenr S"hliany ma
demands i'artr" ionr i j. connais-
sails Rm.h F.rrer. On hi aura
sans 'O"te raconf6 /, meme his
toire. Evi'lrmment, il ny pas
atfachh dimnoItanre, maiI en-
vfritf .ie ne pniS pas res'pr sous le
comp Dune a"rIl>atinn De re genre
Isl ahS"rhe Qn'ella soft. C'-st
mn miracle Que personne dams le
pays n'aIt dhronvrrt one Roger
Pontiac drmpnie an chateau ie
Bretttvile. j" n'att-nirai pas
q"'On vipnne my chrr"har. NJ.
Suh'ignv ma fcIit dp P.ris on'il
rpntrerait i Arry dcmain. Des
quill ~era lie retnur. i.' Ip p;irrai de
me 60 'lnirp ch.z ce president
L.s'ligon g'i a si hien renSpisn6
NJ. Daulirrne ct nous mons expli.
gue,on~ a forf. lie veux en- finir
avec les fanx brniis.
La INIT approcllait. II ne s'ar-
reta point a contemp'er lie rnis<eau
dangere"x qni await -uglonti les
ep0r1 Vign-mal, nj les toits du
Fougrtay qn'on appe,ce.ait sur
fau.rp i've. an fcnh dune plaine
Ondulaa. Ii rrmnita sur Ia ley2e.
il tronva Onvr'tc la grille du pare
It il pri. Ir ch"min d- Brettevll.e
-D songpant aux incidents de sa
vi>ite Ia G-rmonia,e.
II yeuait de So tronvpr face
fare avrc Get Arthnr du Pammfyal
qni p,etrn'ait epnns.r Mile DSn-
iiprup. II fava't VII. il lui await
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THE SUFFERING POOR.
A Lively Interest Being Awakened
in Their Behalf.
People Beginning to Realize That There
Are Scores OF Sick and Needy
Who Are Suffering.

The movement looking to the provid-
ing of the poor of the city with some OF
the holiday comforts is rapidly taking
shape. All articles left at the Howard
Associations depot will be received and
distributed by the members of the I'm
mediate Relief Committee, which is COM
posed of Mrs. NJ. S. Cushman, Mrs. c. II.
Hubbard, Mrs. T. l.. Orcutt and Charles
NJ. Prodger. Money left with Mr.. Prod
ger at the National Bank of d. o. Mills d
Co. will be properly applied.
A number of contributions were re-
ceived yesterday, and the charitably dis
posed are urged to send in at the earliest
moment whatever they can spare for the
poor and needy.
The list of poor and deserving persons
published in the RECoRD-UN MON on Sat
urday last has opened the eyes of the
community to the fact that there are
scores of men, women and children
among us who are suffering from want
of the common neceSSaries of life, and
there is no doubt but that the COM
lnittee's efforts in their behalf will re-
ceive liberal responses from those who
are able to contribute.
Yesterday Hale Bros. 81 Co. placed in
Mr.. Prodger's hands a check for 500 to
be used by the Immediate Relief Com
mittee for the benefit OF the poor. No re-
Strictions accompany the gift, the donors
stating that it is to be used by the mem
bers OF the society as their judgment die
tates.
There are hundreds of families and
scores of business men that could con-
tribute to this worthy cause without feel
ing it, and it should be their pleasure to
do So They will partake of their own
Christmas dinners with much better sat
isfaction and contentnent by rejecting
that they had done something for their
less fortunate and suffering fellow
creatures.
President Dale, OF the Howard Associa-
ton, although man of unusual patience
and forbearance, has for some time past
been greatly annoyed by a gang OF
trampish-looking fellows who are regu-
larly on hand at the supply depot on the
days when provisions and clothing are
distributed, soliciting a share thereof.
III has suspected that these creatures
were not worthy objects of charity, but
had no means of ascertaining their cor
rect standard. So he consulted Chief OF
Police Drew on the subject. and yesterday
officer Gibson was detailed to be on hand
at the Howards' depot and inspect the
male applicants for help.
The result was that the officer arrested
seven or eight of the most confirmed
Chinatown loafers, VINO will be tried in
the Police Court on charges Of vagrancy.
1t viii be great relief to the Howards,
and also to the deserving applicants foI
aid, to have these fellows put out of the
Syay
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Reyisits Her Old Home.

Mrs. General George B. Williams Of
Washington, D. c., arrived in Sacramento
yesterday, and will spend most of the
winter in California. While in Sacra-
mento she will be the guest Of her
brother, L. A. Upson. Mrs. Williams
spent her childhood and girlhood days in
Sacramento, and will be remembered by
her old friends as Miss Neelie Upson,
daughter of the late Lauren Upson.
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Freeman,s ugly Nature.

Charles Freeman, the man who is con-
demned to death for the murder of Mark
Feeny, has been giving the Sherif7s OFF,
GERS a great deal of trouble lately.
The other day he was possessed of one
of his ugly spells, and when told to bathe
himself he replied that ali the --
about the establishment couldn't make
him take bath.
Sheriff Stanley then had brief private
interview with the youthful Goliah, and
the result was that Freeman took his
bath. He has received the best of treat
ment while in jail, but his notions of graf
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aslertt,rp atufirra.

TYJHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Masonic Hall Assocla-
ton of Sacramento, Cal, viii be held at Ma
sonic Building. southwest corner Sixth ana
X streets, MONDAY EVENING, December
IA, 1891, at 7:30 O'Clock.
d5-1ot JOHN w. ROCK, President
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citizens, Alliance Tonight.

This evening there will be public
meeting under the auspices of Citizens
Alliance No. l., at Pythian Hall, at 7:30
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by
the State President and Professor Fair
weather.
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gcat-:Gn1a4o.

7 OST-A GOLD CHAIN BRACELET,
I with name of party on the same. Finder
return to this Office ana receive reward.
d1e-6t&
T OST-IN THIS CITY LAST SATURDAY.
| 1 q gold hunting case watch. $40 reward
viii be paid for It's return to Z. >. JACOBS,
514 Thirteenth street, and no questions
asked. Q14-3t*
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joys sarss rs sysa oari'3s 1'H
Teachers Examination.

The examination of applicants for
teachers certificates will commence in
this city, at the Perry Seminary build
ing, on 1 street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, on Friday next, the 18th inst,
at A. II.
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The box office of the Metropolitan
Theater opens at $3.50 this morning for
reservation of seats for the "Mr. Potter
of TeMas'' engagement.
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0e,ternl 31ptirca.

U ITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTER
| tainment by local talent Mt Castle Hail,
Knights of Pythias, SATURDAY EVENING,
December 9th 7. ogramne begins at 3, 1ol-
lowed by dance. Proceeds for benefit of Bureau
OF Keller. Patronize worthy object. Heats
DICYLEs BOUGHT. SOLD, RENTED OR
ID exchanged A Victor safety ordinary
cnoap. MELVIN, It's X street. d16-tf
DR. T. WAII HING, ENGLISH AND CHI
nese Physician and Surgeon, graduate OF
1ongkong Meaical College. Office inIoom 20,
Postonce Building. o4-1m
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There will be a literary and musical
entertainment at Pytnian Hall on Satur-
day evening, the 18th inst, followed by
dance. The proceeds are to go to the
Bureau of Relief.
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Capitol Park improvements.

The State Capitol Commissioners have
advertised for bids for building fence
and cement sidewalk around the Capitol
grounds, where not already built.
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Farmers, Alliance.

Next Friday evening the Farmers AL
lance of Florin will hold an open meet
ing, when lectures will be delivered by
II. Fairweather and j. w. Hines.
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NOR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
L farmh & land-16o acres about 50 acres
in fun beariL g trees) Placer County land, seven
miles from Loomis, Rocklin and Rosevine,
four miles from Folsom; good house OF l
rooms; rented last year for 81 1000. MILLS
& HAWK. Third and j sts Sacramento
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EOR SALE OR TO RENT ON LEASE
IL Ten acres of bottom land, one mile below
Washington, Toio County; il sold will take
small payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
ALSIP & CO., Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, 1915 Fourth street.
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TOR SALE-LOTS 40 OR 8Ox16O FEET,
L north side OF street, between Twentieth
and Twenty-frSt streets; one of the finest loca-
tons in the city-above all possible floods. w.
Z. CHAMBERLAIN, 1918 NJ street
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NOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
4 largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. In
quire at this office.
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BelI,s Auctions.

To-day, at 10 o'clock, Bell & Co. will
sell, at their salesroom, ] street, near
Tenth, seventy-five pieces of elegant par
lor furniture, direct from the factory, fine
silk bed lounges, book cases and desks,
plush albums, plush rockers, fine bed
room sets, mattresses, carpets, ranges,
etc. These goods include many unique
and elegant pieces suitable for holiday
presents.
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ART SILKS, FANCY MATERIALS, ETC.

Satin Striped Madras, for portieres or draperes, a
lovely material ST 80 yard.
Figured India Silks all shades, all patterns all coors
Use to 81 % yard
Plain India, China and Japanese Silks in all shades
from SOC to 81 q yard
Pushes, in all shades 18 inches wide Use; 24 inches
wide, 81 25 and 81 SO yard
Quilted Satins in all shades and coors, S1 yard.
full variety Of Ball Pon1pons in all coIors and
shades, 14c a dozen.
Silk Tassels, in various fancy coIors 15c dozen;
large SIZE zoe dozen.
Variegated Silk Tassel Pompons at % and SOC
Dozen
4Oo dozen
Handsome Silk Plush Ball and Loops a rich quail
ity, SOC dozen.
Silk Tassel Fringe various colors 25c a yard.
Extra-quality Silk Iasse Fringe, with fancy silk
heading, 80 and 85c yard
Silk Bal Frirges, in various colors, 35c a yard
Fancy Stamped and Tinselled Denhan1 for otto
mans, laundry bags, ETC., 27 inches wide, 9Oc
yard.
B-we leaders our
display IANDkERCEIIEFS.
Come and aud find that business will do lust
what advertise the very letter
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JETANTED-TRREE OR FOUR CLEAN
w sunny rooms or small house, east OF
Tenth and south of I streets. Address s., this
Ofhce. d15-3t*
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TOR SALE-THE VALLEY BRAND CON
i densed milk, by all retail grocers. ASK
tor it. d9-1m*
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TOR SALE-THE SHELVING AND FIX
i lures of a grocery store. Apply at 416 K
street. d7-2W
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TgTANTFD-TO PURCHASE SOME SEC
w ond-hand duck decoys. Address f. o.,
this Office. d14-3tN
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XETANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERT
yA ence, a class of young girls, to teach
theYn plain sewing; terms reasonable; the best
Of reference. Apply at 2420 street d15-3t*