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PERSONAL MENTION,
Martin Gleason has been visiting the gre
mining camp Of Butte this week,

Martin Gleason has been visiting the great
mining camp Of Butte this week,
Z. H. Wlles madea visit to his mother ana family
the first of this week, returning to Butte Wednes
day. !.
John Trisberger came down from Warm Springs
l,lsl tuesday ana rode the A. Q. U. W. goat
during the evening"
Judge Brantly returned from Philipsburg Thurs
DAY morning, having adjourned the Granite
county court until May.
W. H. Trippet and daughter, Miss Ethel, left
wednesday for California. They will visit the
MldWinter fair at San Francisco before retnrninp
Mrs. Richardson and daughter, of Salmon City
ldahO. VINO have been spending a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Trask, left last Saturday for
their home.
Attorney H. R. Whitehil went over to philjns
burg last Tuesday to attend to some business In
the Granite county court. He returned on Thurs
day morning.
H. $. Reed and his son John left Friday of last
week lot california. John will take a special
course IN electricity at the Pasadena institute.
MIR. Reed will return to Deer Lodge about nril 9Th
Frank Mason returned Wednesday night from
MS so1ourn in foreign lands. He left Spain on
February =, headed for Deer Lodge, and kept
moving right along until he reached his noun
tain home.
j. A. Hyde came over from Philipsburg Monday
and on Wednesday left for Marshall. Mo, with his
sister. Mrs. M. +. King and children Misses Alice
Ulela and Philo. 1t is stated that Mrs. King and
children will remain In Missouri,
Benton Hoover came up from his ranch near
Gold Creek Thursday morning He says there is
still plenty of snow in his section and that horses
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To the Indies Of Deer Lodge and vicin-
lty: am NOW receiving new spring
millinery goods every week, and shall be
pleased to have you call and examine
them. Mus. j. 7. LEWIS.
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Thomas l.. Mcguire, one Of the patriotic
Patrick's day in his usual manner by
decorating his horses with the national
color and driving around in his sulky.
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II. T. Peterson contemplatcs mining in
the vicinity of Helmville this season.
He las sold his interest in the Electric
to James Snow, who will continue to
conduct the business
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Rev. \. Johnston preached a very
forciblc sermon on the mode of baptism
at the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Tomorrow his subject will be "Infant
Baptism"
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Willard Bennett came over from the
Royal Gold Monday, bringing about
$4,000. During the day the trustees
held meeting and another dividend of
two cents per share was declared and
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The e. L. Bonner Co. have fine dis
play Of dress goods in their show window.
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IUtdI accHu1lteu IUr. ..-......., Szl9,4IU zI
There was paid out during the year
$472 925.4S on the general fund, $14,216.O2
on the stock inspector and detective fund,
$2,505.10 on the stock indemnity fund,
and $773.5O on the sheep inspector and
indemnity fund. The receipts during the
year from all sources were $518, ,286.54,
an increase of $40, ,1s0.O8 over the previous
year.
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practice in all the courts of the state. Onc
west side of Court Square Deer Lodge.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

r II. MEYERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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Frank Mason returned Wednesday night from
MS soJourn in foreign lands. He left Spain on
February =, headed for Deer Lodge, and kept
moving right along until he reached his noun
tain home
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Attorney II. r. Whitehill went over tn phl,ns-
Dufg last Tuesday to attend to some business In
the Granite county court. He returned on Thurs
day morning.
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II. S. Reed and his son John left Friday of last
week for California. John will take special
course In electricity at the Pasadena institute
MIR. Reed will return to Deer Lodge about April 5th
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CONTRAT POUR LES WATER
WORKS 4LLOUE.

lie Consell de Vile de Thibodaux
ayant anlonce quill ~recevrait DIES sou.
mission cachetees pour l'erection DIES
water Works dams la vile dc
Thibodaux d'apres les plans ct speci-
fcations jusqu'a midi lie a couranf
s'est reuni lCndi derniera 1:30 heures
p. m. pour ouv1ir les difGrents bids
reeus, ct dGcider lequel il adopte-
RAFT.
Les bids furent CONNIE suit
Southern Electric Misunderstanding
and Supply Co de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, $29,00O.O0.
Lederle-Taylor Co, Atlanta, Geor-
gle, s26,495.00.
New Orleans Hallway and Mill
Supply Co., 25,600.00.
Seckner Contracting Co. Chicago,
ILL.,, s30.566.25.
George Cadogan Morgan, Chicago,
ILL.,, $24,53321.
Warner & Co, Nouvelie Orleans,
s24,91O.10.
Howard, belong & Co., Lexington,
KY, 100000.
LIE consell alors annonca une SEES
sion executive pour considerer les
diferents bids preseptes, ct apras
consideration fate, il s'est ajourne
Ijusqu'a mardi matin 4 Q heures a.
m. pour rendre 81 decision.
LIE lendemain lie conseil s'est reuni
d'apres Procurement, ct a alloue ct
adjuge lie contrect a Ia compagnie
Howard ct DeLong de Lexington,
KY, pour ~$23,200-00, les $4,000
de plus ayant cite ajouttes au con-
trat a cause dun enlargement dams
les pompes, ayant adopt6 des pompes
differences a celles nominee. dams les
plans.
La construction DIES Water-W orks
commencera dici trente iours aussit0t
que les materiauS necessaires pourronl
a~rriver 4 Thibodaux, ct sera achevee
d'ici lie premier du mois de F6vrieI
proclaim.
LIE conseil est i considGrer III
autre enlargement concernant LEI
bouilloires ct sill adopte &c change
ment, les houilloires c~o6teront
peu pres 100000 de plus.
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L'HON. ANDREW PRICE.

CoSo depuls REQUIREMENT du Con.
gres, notre representant au Congress.
lHon. Andrew Price, accompagne
par Madame Price, est arrive en-
Louisiana depuis lundi dernier.
Apres quelques jours de repos a Ia
Nouvelle Orleans OH lis Sc sont ARE.
ties PHotel Royal, lis doivent arrlver
chez eux u l'habitation Acadia
aujourd'hui, a la joie de leurs
nombreux amis ct admirateuls
Tn ne savait pas positivement 81
Mr.. Price permettrait qu'on prescntat
son nom a la Convention du 3me
District Congressional qul dot Sc
reGnir a Houma, mercredi proclaim lie
IS dOctobre ; heaucoup dc ses amis
craignaient quill ne permit pas que
son nom y raraisse a cause de ses
affaIres p~ersonnelles quill declare
avon etc beaucoup negligees depuis
quill occupe au Congress la position
Gle Representant.
Sous la presente condition DIES
affaires causee par Faction de plusieurs
de nos planteurs sucriers Qui ont Joint
lie parti republican, national, ct a
cause de la solicitation s6rieuse de
~beaucoup de ses amis dams lie troll
sleme District Congressional, Mr..
Price Il entin CONSENT mardi Gernier
de courir pour sa reelection, pourvu
qu'il obtlenne la nomination. QUAINT
Il Ia nomination il ma rien a craindre.
Toutes les paroisses on presque toutes
composant lie 3me District Congress
sionnel ont choisis leurs del6gu6s Il
Ia convention de Houma, ct chaque
delegation choisie a recu dies instruc-
tons positives de voter pour rHon.
Andrew Price tant que son nom sera
devant la Convention.
Mr.. Price ne cherche pas la posi-
ton au contraire, 4 cause de ses
atiaires ~personnelles qui demandent
son attention, il prefereraltqu'un autre
fut nommt Il ne fait aucun effort
effort pour lobtenir, ct men fera pas
mas il he volt pas clairement CON-
ment II peut refuser de TRAVELLER
pour son election quand lie peuple
democratique qul Ia honore trois
fois a la position quill occupe actuel-
lement, exige quill fasse la campagne
electorate CONNIE porte-etendard du
parti dams lie 3me District Congress
sionel.
Ii ny Il aucun doute que Mr.. Price
sera lie choiX unanime du District
quill Il 81 bien ct 81 fidelement repre-
sentt, ct la connaissance quill fela la
course, donnera de suite une nouvelle
vie a la campagne electorate. LIE
peuple du 3me District aura l'occa-
sion de choisir entire deux habitants
sucriers, Fun democratic, ct l'autre
republican,. Nous avons la ferme
conviction que l'Hon. Andrew Price
sera elu par unr grande MAORI
tie.
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.AU JARDINIERs.-Nous avons en-
main TN assortment complet de
CRANES fralches de choux ct de
navets du Canada, venant dies
jardIn, de ID. NJ. Ferry & Co." que
nous vendons au detail a dies prix
moderes.
roth DRUG &c. LIMITED
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NM. Emile Adolphe ct Cleric
Talbot du Canal DIES Attakapas, vl>i-
talent Thibodaux samedl dernier.
Mr.. Adolphe 6tait sans doute venu
pour voir sa iille, en- classe au Cou-
vent du Mont Carmel.
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UN MASS MEETING.

Tn grand Mass Meeting DIES Demo-
crates de la paroisse Lafourche s'est
tenu dimanche dernier, a Lockport,
pour choisir % delegues 4 la conven-
ton du 3me. District Congressional
qul dot Sc tenir a Houma mercredi
proclaim, lie 3 d'Octobre.
L'Assembl6e s'est tenue dams
fecole pubIique de Lockport, ct plus
de $50 personnes etaient presentes.
parmi lesquelles sc ~trouvaient les
citoyens les plus ~inluents de Ia pa
roisse.
La reunion fut appellee a rordre
par MI. }. P. Bourg, un DIES cltoyens
solldes de Lockport, ct lie DR.. N. P.
knobloch fut unaniment 6lu pIesi-
dent, ct MN. Paul Meyer ct Emma
nuel Barrios, secretaries.
Nj. le president, apres avoir re-
mercie l'assemblee pour lhonneur
qu'eIle venait de lui accorder, expli-
qua l'objet de la reunion.
Sur motion de Mr.. H. n. Coulon,
secondee par NJ. F. 2. PARA, les
comites s~uivants furent choisis
Comit6 Il resolutions Chas. j.
Barker, Ii. n. Coulon, Frank p.
PARA, lie Juge il. p. Caillouet, ct G.
D. Barrios.
Comite pour choisir les deleguts a
Ia Convention Congressionnelle: G.
Abribat Jr., 7. D. Kent, Thos. A.
Badeaux, Joseph Q. Toups, ct Dal-
mas Robichaux.
Pendant que ces deux comites
Prepayment leurs rapports, lie presi-
dent presenta Fun apres lautre les
orateurs %sulvants
L'Hon. B. r. Foreman, de la Nou-
velle Orleans, ct lie Maj. W. P. Martin,
de Tblbodaux, qui ~parlerent en-
anglais, ct le Juge j.. T. CallIouet ct
Mr.. Thos. A. Badeaux qui parlerent
en- franeals. Les discours fureut
etoutes avec enthousiasme, ct grands
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, demontrant que la
paroisse Lafourche etait encore solide
pour Ia Democratic.
Apres les discours, les difierents
comites tirent leurs rapports qul
furent unanimement adoptes.
Delegues choisis: Ter. Ward.
Emile U. Morvant ct Thomas Beary
I'd Ward, H. N. Coulon ct Thomas
\. Badeaux; 3me. Ward, Joseph NJ.
Lefort ct Paul Breaux; 4me. Ward.
Joseph O. Toups, ct Ferdinand Baril-
leaux; 5me. Ward, Felicien Toups
ct L. }. Trosclair Cine. Ward, U!ys-
Sc Tauzin ct Lawrence Kraemer:
7me. Ward, c. 0. Rousseau ct j. A.
Chauvin; SINE. Ward, Sylvestre
Baudouin ct Hamilton Ago; One.
Ward, c. G. Davis ct James Moran
lone. Ward, Ellie Ducos ct VIM.
{. Lorraine ct pour toute la pa
Thos. D. Kent, Leonidas A.
Trosclalr, l.. 2. Caillouet, Dalmas
Robichaux, F. 2. Para, G. D. Bar
rios, Clay K%nobloch, Lee J. Foret.
Vous trouverez dams / a partia an
les resolutions qui sont trop
tongues pour reproduire lei.
LIE premier coup de canon a etc
tire dams Ia paroisse Lafourche. ct
tout indique que rHon. Andrew
Price emportera n glorieuse vic
toire dams cette paroisse.
L'atfaire de la paroisse Lafourche
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PERDU.-Entre Raceland ct Thibo-
daux, on dams Thibodaux, IN plan
montrant les terres de Mn. Leo
kpold Pertuit, Louis Thtriot ct autres.
En- remettant ce plan, soft a Mr..
Leopold Pertult, GU au bureau de Ia
sENT1NELLE, la personne qui l'aura
%trouve, sera r6lompens6e.
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H0UYELLES LOCALES,

Grande Foire au Chackbay aujour-
dhui ct domain.
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GRANDE FoIRE.-Une orande Fol

GRANDE FoIRE.-Une grande Foire
sera donnee Eau Chackbay pour lie
ben6fice de l'Eglise de Notre Dame
du Prompt Secours sous lie magnif,
que bosquet de pacaniers pres de
IEglise, auJourd'hui ct demain lie 30 ct
lie 30 Septembre. Il y aura amuse-
ments ct Embellishments de toutes
sortes (; DIES flying horses d Ia vapeur
pour amuser les jeunes ct les vieux
ct CUISINE a la creole fournl de tout ce
que la salson peut obtenir. lie but
de cettc foire est d'obtenir les fonds
n6cessaires pour fare les Preparations
necessalres, ct e%ntretenir une bonnie
Gcole paroissiale. LIE public gene
reux est cordialement invite DIV as.
sister.
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Nj. Eles Foret ct Mr.. j. o. Toups
de Lockpolt, visitaient Thibodaux
eette semalne.
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/ Les huftres fra1ches commencent a
arriver a Thibodaux en- abundance :
lie Canot "Enterprise' appartenant a
MI. FRANCOIS Doucet, est arrive lei
vcndredi de la semaine derniere avec
IN enlargement de bellies huftres quill
a bient6t debitees; elles etaient
grasses, bien fralches, ct blen salees.
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La Cour de District pour la parois
Sc Lafourche s'ajourne aujourd'hui.
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L'atfaire de la paroisse Lafourche
contre lie Canal de Navigation de la
paroisse Terrebonne, etc essayee les
deux derniers jours de Ia semaine der
Mere. &c Canal traverse ct rentre dams
lie Bayou Lafourche a l'ancien Canal
de Sanders, situ6 a peu pres a Gin
quaHte miles au-dessous de Thibo-
daux. II para1trait que la grande
masse d'eau qui passe par ce canal
pendant les eaux hautes, cause nne
grande quantite de sable a Sc deposer
dams lie Bayou rEau Bleu, ct les bales
avoisinantes, ct ainsi bouche les
egoGts naturels.
Nous afternoons avec un vif inte-
ret la decision de la Cour a Get
egard. NM. Knobloch ct fills repre-.
sentaient la paroisse Lafourche, et
MIR. l.. F. Sutton de la paroisst
Terrebonne, representait lie Canal d.
Navigation. Mr.. Sydney J. Lewis
ingenieur de rEtat, fut employee pal
la compagnie du Canal CONNIE ex
pert.
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Deux marriages notables ont Ell
lieu cette ~seInaine. LIE DIR. John
Gazzo de Raceland, I'm DIES m6decins
populaire de Lafourche 6pousalt
jeudi dernier Mile. Lizzie Young de
la Station Boutte dams la paroisse St.
Charles, ct Mr.. T. \. Won PhuI, phar-
macien en- charge de la pharmacie
DIES Docteurs Meyers de Thibodaux.
epousait Nile. Inez Alberti de Thibo-
dauX. Aux deux nouveaux couples
nous souhaitons une Tongue vie de
bonhenr ct de prosperite. Nous re-
g%rettons que lespace ne nous permet
pas de bonner les details de ces deux
marriages cette semalne nous les
donnerons dams notre proclaim
numero.
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49,,
@'ieS. Josephine Philippeau ct
.",lle klvl9re nous out fait lie plat
i De visiter lie bureau de Ia sESrr-
hALE mercredl. Ces charmantes
Ntaolselles sont membres dun nou-
eau ci'h noayellement organise dams
oue vile, appel6 lie New Hope
lociai Club" Les membres de CO
ao' compose de demolselles, Sc
'oposent de bonner IN grand Con-
: aahs lie Thibodaux Opera House,
"anch soir lie IA Octobre, ct nous
pre- oen faire lannonce; tenez-
BUS pour avertis.
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EXCURSION DE LA NoUvELLE Or
LEASs.-Nous apprenons que les
'sons OF Louisiana" donneront une
excursion de Ia Nouvelle Orleans a
ahl0odaux, demaln en- hut, lie .
'e'oore, Ces messieurs en- avaient
'ohhe ane lann6e derniare a Thibo-
'aux a cette occasion les excursion.
''s'es s'etaient condults admirable
hent' aussi nous voyons leur arriyde
hcore parmI nous cette aimee avec
ia vi plaisir, ct nous promotions de
IS recevoir a bras ouverts.
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'endredI passt, lie Juge L. p.
Valllouet q pronounce les sentences
%salvantes contre les prisonniers eli
dessous men1ionn6s
Henry Bell, trouve coupable de
larcln, a ''eax mos d'emprisonne-
nent dams Ia prison de paroisse ;
pom Gibson, ayant plaid6 coupab!e
dhoml@ide, 20 ans aux p6nitenciers );
e' January Wright, trouve coupable
de meuftre au premier degr6. con
damn6 a 9tre pendu.
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Les personnes suivantes ont etc
appolnt6es pour former lie board de
~surlntendants DIES elections dams cette
paroisse
Mr.. Tbos. Beary, appointe par lie
Juri de Police !; Mr.. Thaophile P.
bergeron, par lie gretlier de la Cour ;
ct Mr.. Lee j. For6t, par lie Gouver-
neur. Ces trois appointments sont
excallents, ct tres-acceptabIes aux
sotants de la paroisse Lafourche.
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N'oubliez pas que c'est a%ujour-
d'hui ct demain qu'aura lieu la
sralde foire au Chackbay 81 vous
yorlez passer un temps AGREEABLE, ne
manquez pas dy aller.
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Les habitants sucriers de Ia pa
rolsse ont eu un temps magnifique
cetle ~senraine. Aussi pressure tout
10 fojn a etc recolte ct lie mails mis- en-
magaslns.
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portion of really nne stu, small such !. he ,i
Gr rm ana stock mse. /. rreny OFFERED and some
sales Of choice Canadian have been mae MA az brns
prizes We qG9e; Iessy 2r s.b eafhsred prime l7c:
do seconds. 81 15s2 TO- western cehouse fair to pr me-
FRUirs-rREs-c red apples are in some ," SG
ara @ha p anh "e as , i@ sei~r pnt hard
fruit and all accumuatons q common quality are cniv
generally below choice quality Tor thc srnss show
clgan stock would nov bring s scp CAPE. still
moving ic better Muskmeons SIN very dun mn.ess
pc. SmS Few We C ad mere App red sns fs @
s. apples. green kinds fai slasi 90 do inferior :. Ga
ss 90 DO oscT nds t@. - p'hT ns esi rs 10
pcr cratc 56G Sc do p~r idb basket, 9oa3o 10 fancy
Siasa per- H. 'sI .S4e do Ssc Kinds Kinds.
FRrrTs- DRIED The few snai iot. Of evapor,
caiy placed about lol,c 40 sunired necc as yet.
oher Small fruit. SLOW bu, st1sy Arricots favor
Grr o pf ncr@sns r%g ,e fae pe1gh
Ssg9en p"HSa SglGe nspS.rIs s,apo9,cS 1s
i 90 apr sncd va 'S h sasrFi sqdc
HDds-rrade moves along slowly and the market Is
nss SaiIc: DO isss thocc sod 30 Common to prime
s& a s1,r Uo" az s SS % S 90 common 10 PRIME
PotLTRY-AiIVE- Nearly eleven carloads In to-
~
stock. with slight advance made fowls and chickens
Ducks plenty. and closed Geese stcndy. We
quote Spring chickens H. lOs4l2c; fowls u'.nllc;
old ROSTERS. Gsc turkeys lpJlc. ducks pair 0cT
SOC per pair. $ld2j pigeons per pair. 2oTJc.
DRESSED duh to-day. Chickens plenty
and urgent, offered and while choice fresh lots show no
further change stock does clean well and
grades below fanc; are shaded. Fowls very hrm under
light offerings. Spring ducks nrm squads quiet. We
quote Turkeys young I36isc: do. old 7d9c chickens
Phiadelphias I2GlIc: do Western. dry picked lodl2c
scalded 10lc: fowls. Iiqlisc. old cocks. 6idlc.
spring ducks Long Island and Eastern. 4i.dl5c: do.
Western. GNl0c Eastern geese, lac Squads per Dozen
81. 2;a2o1 -.
GAME- Few fresh birds arrive and choice sound lots
81 partriiGes 5OcasI 81 grouse 5oaooc v-nfon frozen
per NJ i2a i6c: snpe. Wild ducks and rabbits are now
legally salabie but see none offering.
HAY AND STRAw-Market continues dull and weak
We quote Hay prime. yer Ion 10. '34soc DO NO j 20
No l. soar do shipping 500 Do trash :oas"c; 90
mixed. bod5Sc do clover 800 tVc rye straw 's
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES -Irish potatoes nre IN
moderate supply and shad" nrmer Sweet potatoes
nenty dull and weak White cnions weaker. red steady
yellow Nrmer Cahhnras steady choice large scarce ana
would exceed quotations Pickles steady Green corn anh
linn beans steady choice but on grades drag roma
toes a shade Squash. esgpans and peppers SCI
per bill 81 s7qs2: Jersey 81 23asi e. do sweet 81 =
sfsl IL: onions white $3GS+: DO small for pickle saf
81: do Eastern yellow. 81 iols2. do red. ~ 0dt 20
do Onnge county rod. Sidfi 81 10 yellow ~ Z'gSI 80
caunowers siH<3: squash: Huhhard ~ 2'asl 30 n9
cucumber pickles. per loo. tocail IS lima beans per
bes ScGfI ~ string beans oaISc tomatoes per b's
2s34Oc; celery Nat punches per dozen tlrSl - 40
Der dozen stalks. sd2jc. as TO size ana condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WEST SHORE R.R,

Train. leave Vest 42d ST. Station. New-York a fol-
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
3i:,O 4. VI. Daily. Lo,al 10 Buffalo, Sleeping car
New-York TO BloomyilIe. sundays only: be occu
1870 A. VI. Daily local TO Albany for Ca,ski Noun.
talns and Saratoga Parlor to Albany Sundays
On5 A. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
SATURDAY for Toronto
and Catski Mountains. New Patz. Lakes Mohonk and
Mnnevaska- Parlor cars TO Bloomville and New PatI
B-11 f5 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday Catskl Noun.
tans. New Paltz Lakes MohoEk and Mnnevasxa. Al
tany. Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Parlor
Rloomviie. Saratoga and Caldwell
Catskill Mountains Parlor attached
C-3:4O l.. VI. Daily. except Sunday. 10 Caskill Moun'
tans, New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska Al.
bany. Saratoga Parior attached 10 Hobart and
c.-4:O6 y. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany.
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
troit Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis
S::sO r. VI. Daily Sunday. for Newburg. Al
bany. Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor to King
7iaS r. VI. Daily. except Sunday Utica Syracuse
s,iS =. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochs-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Ceve
land Chicago and st Louis.
A. B. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: AioOo. BloN
a. M. C3:00 p. Jersey City. p X. r. Station Ao'fe
BIZ 30. CISCO p m
For tickets time tables rarlor and sleepingcM &C.
commodations apply city offices. Brooklyn and New-YGt
and at stations. Time table, principal hotels ~
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. NewYorE