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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-28

NSCAL MEETING or THE STOCK
~ holders Of the CLARK Harris Conn anv viii he
held a. their Office on Monday. February ! ISas
AZ a. m Ter the purpose q eleeting directors and
ouiceTs 'or the ensuing year and transaction II
such other business as may properly come before
them T F. CLARK Sar~atsry
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LNOR SALE-FIVE ACRES OF VALLEY
IL land, partly improved. 40 minutes ride from
Seattle. at a bargain; easy terms Herbert =. Up
per. II and Is Scheuermau block, Front corner
Cherry street.
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TOR SALE-FINE IMPROVED FARM; 100
Il acres; river bottom land; near Port Angeles:
good barns and dwelling house; well stoC ked;
horses, mares. mich cows, etc: all farm nipple
ments Address James II. Whiteman, Port An
geles. Wash
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nELMONICO RESTAURANT UND f
IL Grand hotel is the best for all delcacies Of tht
season.
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DOR SALE-NE 4. OF SW =. SEC H. r IS
y, east, except five acres. S35 .000 terms,
$4,000 cash, balance in two equal annual paw
ments, 10 per cent. Call al room RengstOrH
building; address Box 952. seattle. Wash.
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PERSO OVAL.

TO NOT MISS SEEING THE ELEGANT
IL line of furniture els Front street II is being
sold on weekly payments at lowest prices
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ENOR SALE-A VALUABLE HOMESTEAD;
Il loo acres: good location; good soil: in best-lm-
proved part of ThurSton county; 35 minutes roe
by rail from Olympia; mile from rail cad station;
part bottom land; so acres nearly cleared: about
90 acres good timber; Old house AMI barn; sick
ness only cause for selling; price. 5 so; cash,
$500; balance trade Address r., p. O. Box $50.
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DROF: BRYANT, ODD FELLOWS HALL
l. North Seattle; select classes; private lessons
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
" ington hall. ,526 Sixth street: to and \ 70
40 p M classes every evening; private leSsons.
send for circulars; stage and fancy dancing: poSi
lively no soclals. Professor G. Lopp
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HANTED-PSRFNFR.

N4TANTEp-PARTNER ESTABLISHED OF
W see siagtiaS branch; Insurance etc; good ~
CGceuRatS. experience UnEccess SAY; a. capl
Ia 3. l. J. Post iBseiif ssucsr
VI ANTE n-FARrS IN ONE OF THE
" bsst paying Tesf&gr5at- IN this civ Can On
O. Address s. rgup. Us va shiBEton ees
W ANTAn-PARFNE FOR IOsGINe Bus
" iness; .Args b0dv ~ timber scared ca So.
vs-er, calap, teAss and eatat. e 500 capital AL
crVSS fsaseer. Hor IS seattle Nash.
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WILLIS l.. AMFS, City Treasurer
Date of first publication, seattle, Wash, Janu-
airy IS. 1892.
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ART.

MRS. NASH. ARTIST-TFACHFR OF orr
w water color and pastel; so cents per lesson ~
three hours. Room 20 Hin"key block
NELLIE ]. HAZELWOOD, ARTIST IN
~ structions given in oil. crayon and water
block. Second ard Yeser 1AiiA
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ltITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-NOTICE IS
" hereby given that the assessment roll for the
improvement of Fourth and Harrison streets,
created by ordinance No 1877. emitted An
ordinance 10 provide for the Improvement OF
Fourth and Harrison streets in the city of - atte
under local Improvement district No II, from Dg-
vanish street 10 Lake street, by grading and con
structing a sidewalk on each side thereof" has
been certified To for collection, and that unless
payment be made of such assessments within
thirty DAYS from and after the first publication Of
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L'OR SALE-SMA LII PAYMENT CASH.
Il balance $40 per month house of ) rooms. near
line. close in. herbert : Upper, II and Is
Scheuerman block, Front, corner Cherry street.
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The New Orleans Picayup. ,s nm, -, "a
newslest and most reliable manor. NIL.
iished It's Editorials are in,liciou. ,mI
'imely; il gives all the news witbout f..i
OF favor; its Associated Press and Sn.ci,t
ro"'nern kilograms cover all import,nf
roreign and Domestic News; its Com,
nleIciai and Market Reports are comnlctA
ana arc accepted standards its Let,c,s
from New York and. Paris and "a
special Contributions of Pearl R,v.r.
Catherine Cole. Mollie Moore D,r;.
Jennie June. Mario Points and ott.r. A..
unfaiiing sources Of interest and inform.
ZION and are of high order of litcr,,y
merit: The Picayuno is printed in cle.y
new type. of size sufficient to be rea1
"I.hont sfraining the eye.
10 Keep abreast of the times and krov
M worth knowing that a new,n,n.,
shonld tell, send Three Dollars for thr.a
months subscription TO the DaiIv p;..'
yune. or snbscribe for its splendid Wa.Lir
Idition at One Dollar a year. ThI
weekly is sixteen pages. and /, ,..raS
very ihursdsy morning to reach sIi
before Sunday.
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Is There A Reason ;

). Is there a reason why Won shou,d ,,
0 main an invalid. a discomfort to von,
I Selt and those around your You So
you nave lost faith in medicine an,
lnat doctoring does you no good. The,
you are to be pitied for it is not YOU bu
inc improper treatment you have receiv
ca that Is the fault. Howevsr do No,
aispair. medicine has not lost its virtue
let. TO get we'll. you must take the RIGHT
medicine. Try
DR.. John Bulls Sarsarnar;llo
II has cured many and will cura ron
IL is quick rebuilder of broken down
constitutions. 1t Strengthens the
. "e.se: IL aids digestion. 1t gives an
appetite. 1t pDritles the blood II
cnecks decay. 1t heals soreness II
0oo'nS pain. 1t is refreshing. You
wrong yourself If you fail to give II a
. ..,a,. 10 so now. Do not delay, Large
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~ A gentleman from st. Louis. Mo-.
VINO does not wish his name printed
writes: Had sooner known the cura-
i've virtue of DR.. John Bulls Sarsarnar.
i'a' my whole married life would have
zen happier. My wife suffered from
'eaA"eSs and became an invalid. No
lea'eai treatment seemed to benefit her
10 she had poor health for wears
o%e SIX months ago. neighbor induc- S
:. "er 70 Try Dr. John Bull. Sarsarpar- I
ia and the change in her health and |
ppearance almost seemed like a mira. n
e."
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FOR SALE.

A small farm. two miles from st. Mar.
tinviiie. measuring about 80 arpents
Arabic land. aud "a arpents of timbered
land. The prairie land is all fenced in
and is we'll improved. all buildings be-
ing new. 1t is not subject to overflow
and is we'll drained. Conditions.
$500 cash, and the balance on easv
terms to suit the purchaser, for further
apply at this Office.
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FsrBlood, Bladder, BlIleusnsss, W.W.c
Special To Students.
Railroad Ticket To Nashville.
Tenn

Railroad Ticket To Nashville,
i Tenn,
| One OF tho greatest education,, co,
ters Known. Draughon's Practical Bn
''hess Colfege. Texarkana, Texas, is now
consolidated with Draughon's Practical
BUSINESS College, Nashville, Tenn tbe
Nashville Commercial College, Nashville
Tenn. which will In the futurn hs
known as DtaughOn's Consolidated prac
teal Business Colleges.
AS token of Apr eciation for thu H..
oeral patronage our Texarkana College
mas received throughout the West we
WILL iof limited time, make tho rail.
road fare very light to all who will, ;oin
us IN Nashville during the next Few
months. 40"
AS Nashville Is one of the greatest
educational centers known. a dinIomo
from thorough business college tbsre
means success. Eight teachers emnlov-
ed. over 100 students entered past fou,
months from all parts of the rnited
STATES No text books used on tnot
keeping. Author Of Draughon's Nev
system OF Bookkeeping. Cheap board
Taught. Bookkeeping. Pen.
nanship, Shorthand. Typewritine. Ts,s-
etc. Scholarships only $40.
70 vacation. Send for free ILLUSTRATED
analogue Write right now. address
+. DRAUGHoN. President, Nashville
enn. Mention this paper. Noy.5.am
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FOR SALE.

improved town lots. with good resi-
dences, and a we'll located lot and store
thereon with good patronage, at st
Martinville. La. also lot and store at
Cade station, La. Robt. Martin
st. Martinville. La,
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neld mis- fifth day of November 1892.
Pursuant to adjournment the Council
met this day. at the Court House, in re-
Rular session.
Members present: Hon. A. v. Fleming
Mayor presiding, and Messrs. Robert
Martin and Albert Bienvenu; Absent
Messrs. NJ. L. Broussard and J. H. Bien-
venu.
On motion duly seconded the reading
OF the minutes of the last meeting was
dispensed with.
The Mayor reported that in accord
snce with the resolution Of the Board
passed at its last meeting. he had ap
pointed as Police officer in the place of
MT. Theodore Laperuze who had resign
Cd, Mr.. Henry Beslin, which appoint.
ment. on motion Of Mr.. Martin duly Sc
conded, was ratified and confirmed BY |
the Council.
The Mayor also reported that in &C.
cordance with the resolution of the
Board, passed at its meeting of the 9TH
OF May. last he had appointed TO com.
pose the Board Of Commissioners OF the
FIRE department, Of which he is croft
Clio Chairman, Messrs. James Simon,
IAN W. VOORHEES,. VIM. H. livingston
and Theobarde ]. Liable; which appoint
ments we're on motion OF Mr.. Bienveuu
oaiy seconded, approved and confirmed. {
Ihe Mayor further reported that he c
nad received the Street lamps and that 4
~me were about to he put up.
On motion of Mr.. Martin duly second c
o. IL was resolved. that any person or
~ PARSONS who will wilfully break the v
s'!eet lamps Or in any manner or way b
,"!are said lamps or posts. will be SUBJ
!sct TO fine Of five dollars, and ii de- Il
'ault OF the payment thereof, to impri- Il
! s0nment in the Corporation guard house
'0r a period Of three days.
w further motion of Mr.. Martin duly
secluded. 1t was resolved that the con.
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For Sale.

l oner Tor sale my property situatsd Oh Port
street, in the town Of 81. Martinvills. Tn. resi-.
oence 10 q new building in first class condition
with all mordern accommodation. The lot i.
large There is also on the premises a nice la.
kerry. which ia in operation and doing I. paving
business. For terms. apply to
OCTAVE 0AoNE.
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Land For Sale.

We are requested to offer for sale. 40
acres of first class land. adjoining the
limits of this corporation.
Also, one fine property. with good bull.
aihg' out houses, stables etc For fur
Their particulars, terms etc.
Address this Office.
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Local News.

Quite heavy rain fell SIM
DAY last, that brought cold wealth tb
or. ''i
III you want good sn;, H.,
will last, buy it from j. O III Heb ina,
"A state bank has been orc,sr
lse so at M Morgan City with capit al
OF $2o,OOO. Operations will coma rai
mence next month. 'oni-
IF you want to save uo,,o,.
ouy your goods from j. O. Hs''
The people of Ahbev,,,o
rpel9:,lclng over the completion oftbe
railroad to that place. TG;s
shortly. 0pera'ion
Call at ]. Q. Hebert e. R,n
Ior your hats they have what Won
want in style and prices. Sou
The District Court civil docket
clail Terms opened here Monday.
with Hon. Felix VOORHEES,. nres;3
ing. Judge VOORHEES, intends s ~
clean the docket of its few cases
at this sitting of the court.
Read the new advertisement.
OF ). 0. Hebert & Bro. on the ,
nrst page, you will see that ,bev .
mean business. '"ey
Mr. Louis c. Duchamp was
quite seriously hurt Tuesdav
morning while attempting to mount
his horse. The saddle Turned md o.
h he tell, while down the horse p p
walked over HE body inflictine . a,
painiul but not serious injury. ii
Miss Blanche Broussar, ra-i
turned from Opelousss Sunday ed
last accompanied by Miss Ada 70
Sandoz who will pass g few DAVIS
here, she guest of Miss Blanche b
Saturday last large number
u our people, especially young An
aides, made a pleasant and de (
'ehtfui trip to the st. John plan !
alton on the nice little steamer An
,ctavia of the Railroad Company. G
he moon was shining with all IT'S Am
olendor, the evening was at a t,
that was just plea Am
mt and agreeable. The trip to 0
lis great and mangifcent sugar Dali
'use which is brilliantly illumi- Oct
ted by electric lights. The ex-i B,
rsionists visited every part of I'll
g great plant and the different ocs:
ocesses through which the cane az a,
ice has to pass before it is con- "a,
rted into white sugar. 1t was Oct
Iced an agreeable trip, it was Ea
ly enjoyed by every one who 10 X,
/ the good fortune to be on a., n'g
lrd, and Capt. French and In,
er officers of the boat have the ser
nks of the excursionists for Sep
ir kindness and attention. No
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New Draw.

. l take pleasure in notifying my
friends and the public that 1 have
started a dray, and solicit their
patronage. Hauling will be done
promptly and at moderate prices.
f. j. OLIVIER.
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Dr. John Bulls Worm Des-
trOVerS

test good and quickly remove worms
from children or grown people, restorin .
the weak and puny to robust health
Try them. No other worm MEDICINE ia
SO safe and sure. Price % cents at
the drugstores. or sent by mail by John
D. fark q Sons Co.. l75 and III Syca-
more Street. Cincinnati. ohio.
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FOR SALE.

A cheap bargain a beautiful parlor
suit twelve pieces. For particulars ad.
dress this office.
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D. t ~. from dark until day break. the 80 :.
h t tssc.or to furnish the oil, be av,rd.S ~
the lowest responsible biSds, " .ns =.
II the Dlds therefor be made by sealed :, :,
+ t tvsa, T. addressed TO the Mayor on or =
.ole thursday next the 10th ;nst .. :"
th 's1 10y authorizing ao the Mayor to aec e
! s .us oia OF the lowest responsible bidda
= a puO''aea said bid does not excsed :,
also reservins to him the right, to ,. su
, a"y ana all bids; said contract To :
: "'a a., ior the term Of one month
me following communication ,,,,
the Editor of the St. Martin Rava, uu
wa %a' submitted and read to the Board
St. Martinville. Nov. Int 1900
10 'ne Mayor and members ~ n.
Town Council of St. MartinIi,Ia =, VI 'ne
Gents. ha'
- ~, wv months ago. we addressed ftbror.
On The Mayor communicated 70 o' .,uur
honorable .. body. in regard to the rnr,.
'Iact Tor publishing your proceed;na.
e'c' IN which we stated that as vonr co.,
tract with the Messenger had srn,rsd
We were ready to bid to make s.id mr.
blications etc. 'a'u pu'
how NE TO day again. advise your Hon.
.0uy .nat We are ready to offer a "bidn
=, W, publish your proceedings and do your |
'0O work. Very respectfully, yours.
C. GREre.
ill.,, Business Manager Rsveile.
lnereupon, the Editor Of tho No.,
ger. being present. offered to do tho
- ana work of the Council gratis
mo free OF charge; which offer, on mn.
'o sr,. uuiy seconded. was accepted.
.ne Collector and Treasurer submitt.
Oliows viz: po''' aS
Corporation Tax proper Dr. e.
"iance on hand per last settle.
ment Of October LIST 1892 smoo {
mount OF taxes Of the year 1892
Collected from October lat "a It
November LIST 1922 ,col
mount Of Licenses Of the year 49, O
collected from October let to No.
vember LIST 1892 ,.oI .,
rouctof Market revenues col,sc.
ted Rom Get. I, to Nov. 1, 1892 77ntI,
mounted Of fines collected from
Jet. l, to Nov. I. 1891 ,,so 81
lance due by the Corpcrattca eos,
DISBURSEMENTS. Ct
I. 4th 1892 Paid to L, l..
'aker for nails his acc. on Oc
lie No 739 "a ",
!. 4th 1892 Paid to Cab no
lenvenu special police air
nicer his acc. or fle No ed
10 MA
18th 1899 Paid VIM. B. val
astin for making Tax
oils OF 1892 his acc. ON
e No al nm .
9TH 1892 Paid Theodore ..
'peruze Police officer for N
rvices rendered from con'
pf 10, 90, his acc. On Gle GREG
742 n~
9th 1892 Paid Henry -
slim his salary as Keep
Of the Corporation cart
m Sep. 8 to Oct. 5, 90, on &
acc. on file No 743 sam bran
18th 1892 Paid salaryof most
rotary for one month III
m Sept. 26. to Oct. e6 sas loo
LIST 1892 Paid Commits. hors'
to Collector and Ire. lug
rer at per cent on
80 amount collected Oct-l
him from Oct. 1. to ,
. ist 1899 ioh NPb
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s523,H $685. "a
On motion duly seconded. the rebort
OF the Treasurer was approved and &C.
cepted. and ordered to be spread on the
minutes.
The account Of William Ross for
cleaning market from July oath to Oct
"a 1892 8 months at So per month 5000
was presented. approved and ordered To
be paid.
There being no other business to be
transacted. on motion duly seconded
the Council adjourned sine die.
Signed" A. v. FLEMING. Mayor.
Signed" Vim. B. EAsTIN, Secretary
A true copy,
Attest Vim. B. EAsrrN, Secretary. !
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Registration Notice

The qualified voters of the Parish .
81. Martin are hereby notified that IN,
Office of Registration will be opened a,
the following places and dates betwaer
the legal hours:
AT my Office. LIST Ward, from the 5th r.
the 24th of September. ~
AT Martin Bros. Office, 4th Ward m
the % and 81 Of September. "
AT Arcade Patin's old place 4th Ward
on the % of September.
AT L. Dupuy store 5th Ward. on tho
18th Of September.
Az Cleric Gauthier's Bird Ward. on tho
lst OF October.
At Aladdin Broussard lst Ward. On tho
3rd OF October.
At Chas. Gutekunst's End Ward. on tho
9Th Of October. VIC
Az my Office. at st. Martinville. from
'c.ooer 18th to November the 5th 1892
Inc voters who are not Registered are
lotifed to come and register. Those
lready registered, and who have remov.
q In other ward, are notified to coma
nd notify the Registrar of their reno.
de S. V. MARTIN,
Assessor and Registrar of Votera
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Town Council.

Regular Meeting Of the Town Council
held This fifth day of November 1892.
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e9lS5 t9l35

Special Tax.
Balance Oh hand as per last
settlement of Oct. LIST %
Amount of special taxes of
the year 1892, collected
from Oct. I. to Nov. 1, 81
Disbursements.
Oct. Eth 1892 Paid Henrv
Beslin For removing sewer
pipes from R. r. Depot his
acc. OH f1le No s44 /.
Nov. LIST 1892 Paid Commits:
sicn to Collector and Ire.
asurer at 8 per cent on
$500 amount collected by
him from Oct. 1, to Nov. 1
on hand Nov. /, 90 So;
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On the hind left leg. There is another
brand on the left shoulder which is al.
most invisible.
Inc horse has been with my horses for
long time. The owner can have the
morse oy proving his property and nav.
lug cost OF this advertisement,
JACQUES MoURET.
Oct. i-l892.
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Taken Up.

notice is hereby given to whom it NAV
concern. that I have taken up a gray
creole horse branded thus:
IS 4 o.
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very attractive in a gown Of pearl gray cr6pon,
the bodice being siashed with velvet OF a
darker shade: Mrs. Oliver Hartman in q soft
silk o! the lalest shade OF lilac made with a
bodice OF coral pink plush. and deliberately
trimmed with otter fur ind Mrs Carley Have
meyer attircd IN black brocade made with
large reve.s VI ale blue satin edged with gold
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Whitney occupied
their 11oy with Mrs. Lister in black silk. and
Miss Lister in u costume OF fawn cloth made
hat. Mrs. William Everett Strong in stone:
colored yevet trimmed with silver. shared
her box with Mrs v. q. Tiffany. who wore a
teautifu! costume Of russell brown silk and
velvet relieved with So mon pink satin.
Mrs. Alfred luGngs. ir black. had with her
in her box Mrs. Reginald De knven. who was
in black velvet, and Mrs. Charles G. FTanck-
vn. who wore gown Of heliotrope silk COM
binsd with black velvet
and silk: Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell. in
tack sntin brocade. and Miss Eleanor Robin
son. in tnn-colored cloth. held u levee in one
Of the arena boxes.
In the throng on tho promenade were Miss
Edith Grant. in pale blue trimmed with ,'cru
lace and n long cape of Gcru cloth made with
deep nouncss OF lace who liked with
Mel cod Cameron: MIR. and Mrs. Preble
Tucker. pr. and Ms. J. l.; Kernochan.
Wrtmorc. Miss Maude Ws,more. Miss C.r CRY
Mr.. Hamilton Cary. Miss Elolse Breese. Miss
ogden. Miss Amy Tnwnsend. Mrs; John Alex
andre. Miss Carrie Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Hives. Miss Fannie Pryor. Miss Hawley.
Mrs Roche. with her father: Mr.. Frank Work
and sister. Mrs. Cooper Hewitt. Mrs. Robert
Hoe and her daughter. Mrs. Leon Marie.
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omhrowtTss niTn,. r ~ ,. Ws 20 for 10
n skS Il esht sun VIM, sf R.r ] a an
little thing Think of her nerve. 'nollie. 70
come No to mo like that. AMI the governor
taking II al in. Jove. it male me veal warm
and weary. don't you know.
Hone will SEQ more oi YOU this winter. from
"0h thanks. awfuly. You are very kind.
hut may | inquire when you are ever ut
Christ ms and Thank giving"
Low Jolly | shoot Thanksgiving. nut
might see you on Christmas 50 glad to know
you 10 stay home two days in the year How
exciting it must be- ,
"Jove. my hoy. hu; that 5 atroeious. Eroaned
the iautlcss exquisite. as the man in whit"
kids and dress suit brown l'erby ana
prize chrysanthemum. in his Eor-epnshess
strolled along with ton roller swnECrr
Why, will they Jet SUCH hiots ,hrouGn INC
guy Of hims"lf?"
Can't tell you. my friend. Belongs. in the
list which is headed with the old. old one
Is this fellow hiuiiing or has ho got two pairs
Give rs an easier one. my hoy.
BY tho way. have you heard they are Goin.
to broaden tho promenade tomorrow night :!
Take it out of the ring space. yon know
What for? TO make room, for TEAL 70 get
to booSt him in at the main main , sntrah &C.
wet kitten close to Mrs. Cleveland T."
baSk in the warm rays OF her popularity. Fan
cy wardic. nor. in a brilliant velvet whtstc2at
and checkered tie on night when in III"
crowd the white waistcoats and linen fronts
are like foam upon the waves 81 tn" stream
OF people promeuating. like Monday wash on
tine In in the * snfy @ s he
think it good form to he seen here while MIS-
Aston is in mourning"