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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01
Lafourche, La. May 29th. 1901.

Aai"urche, La. May 29th. 1901.
Editor Thibodaux Sentinel.
There appeared in the last issues
OF your estimable paper, communica
tlons dealing on the matter of a Free
Bridge" at ThibOdaux. take the
liberty to comment upon the sub.
stance of few extracts
"Why should we not have a free
bridge ?" Because it would deprive
the Parish and the Town of Thibo
daux OF goodIy income.
"Why not unite and take action !?
Send ap influential and representative
committee before both the Police
Jury aud the Town council" I
imagine that it would not REQUIRE
any iron clad committee to appear
before the town council. The tough.
est part for success would be before
the Police Jury, l am inclined to
believe.
"a free bridge would, ia proper.
ton, no more deprive the school
funds OF revenue than the insieuifi
cant consideration that established
the bridge at Lockport in lieu of the
ferry from which the parish never
derived less than One Thousand
Dollars a year." Evil for evil, broth. |
er. II the Police Jury has errel 10 |
regard to the Lockport bridge and
sam ifced $1,000 a year OF the poor |
money to give it to a pri-
vate corporation is bad, why try to
influence that body to give y larger
amount of the children's money tol
the corporation of Thibvdaux But
am one of those who believe tha,
The members Of the Police jury try
10 do what is right, and whatever
wrong has been done by the Police
Jury can be rect'fed at any time.
''Now, who would be benefited I?
The benefit would inure to the public
dentlcally the same ones upon whom
t is now devolving." If this is true
or crossing at Thibodaux it is true
III along Bayou I.afourche. Th,.
'eOp!c have, from time lmmemoris,.
'een paying toll on the Thibodaux
'ridge for the benefit Of private and
individuals without anv
eturns, as the case is now at Lock-
'"rt Then, why should tie people
'oject to pay toll on the Thibodaux
'ridge-when with many it's the
'nly tax cOntributed-specially whe,r
~ rexsnnas derived -fherefrom couA
'ack to all the people of this Parish.
The people of Thibodaux are mo-,
|irectly injured by the toll of the
ridge as 1t is, but It's merchant,
VOuId materially be benefited by a
rec bridge, understand. Then,
uch being the case, let the merchants
unite and take action" and, buy the
ridge from the Parish authorities,
Or an amount equivalent to the pre-
ent revenues, and establish to their
carts contents free bridge. This
Ould be effected without injuring the
luch needed revenues of the Parish.
"Furtherm0re, there is no doubt
ut that the Texas d Pacific railway
ompany will eventually make them
ome proposition regarding same. II
MS state of sffairs continue it would
OF be surprising ere long to see
sing around the terminus of thi- /
ew railroad . town that will rival !;
urs and necessarily be q hindrance ,
its further progress. Indeed
ow much has that to do with the
e0ple outside of Thlbodsux
Yours etc.
FAN Play !
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01

shapes, &3.5O ''' 'eS' "''"
. - tents Low Quarter shoes. Black and Tan at
-. y Anout 40 pair Of our regular $50 shoes going
at *s.OO for limited time s>''s
Gents Tan shoes ut La. l.5O and 200.
cents Black shoes all solid only sl2.
.. Gents Blue seigc coats aud vests, all wool
Gents crash suits. only SEQ.
cents coiored negligec shirts, in an immense
assortment Of colors, patterns etc.
Lion Brand fast cOlOrs. ONLY n m esch
tney wear as well as the tl.5O kind.
Gents Fancy socks to wear with low cut
shoes only ~. 15and .5c pair. '"'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01

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cash. Noeanvassing required. Give
references and enclose self.addressetl
stamped envelope. Address Manager
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01
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Communication.

lAii Communications under this heading
Tor puDiic&ti0n, but we desire II for our own
Protection No matter appearing under the
heading of Communication" Will In anv ws =
voice the policy of the paper, ""'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01
The Carnival Fair.

The grand fair given on last Satur.
day, Sunday and Monday by The
Carnival Club proved a financial
success. The programme prepared
was well carried out and nothing was
spared by the committees having II
In charge to bring 1t to successful
close. The excursions from the diff
fefcnt a'oin,s Brought many visitors
to our city, who also contributed .
good deal towards its success. The
amount netted was in the neighbor-
hood Of $62O.29 which is indeed
quite a handsome figure and will
help considerably in defraying the
expenses of next years. display.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01

MIR. Roland Williamson will leave
this morning via the r. & P. for
hfonexalL lain s,.end xeal,s with
relatives.
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Saddlery and Harness.

II you need a fine saddle or o Get
OF good harness. See Fl. Rivicre &
Co., they can suit you. Large assort-
ment just received. 43
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01

our city.
Judge Allen, Of St. Mary. was in
our midst last Friday having come to
cit in case before the District court
Messrs. D. KnoblOch and j. Pitt.
man of Ariel visited town last Thurs,
day: --~
Hon. W. c. Ragan and v. j. Kuo-
bloch were business visitors to Lock
port on Thursday.
Messrs. o. Naquin, Jos Braud and
TheO Dupre were visitors to nouma
Thursday.
You feel better at once after using
hERBINE, you enjoy your food more,
snd you get more nOurlshment aud
,nvigorating force ont of what you
ear. Hence HERBINE makes you
strong, vigorous and cheerful. Price,
80 cents. For sale by Thibodaux
drug store.
Hon. Whitmel P. Martin was a
visitor to Shreveport during the early
part of the week.
Mr.. Clovis Daigle. a student ut the
well known Soule Commercial college,
visited his friends In town last Sur.
day.
Mr.. Frank PARA, q substantial
citizen of the Cutt Off. was in our
city last Saturday attending to bust
ness.
;, To save meuding, avoid breaking, |
asd to avoid suffering, prevent coughs |
aad colds b. the timely use of BAL.
LARD'S HOREHOUND. SYRUP.
II is safe, sure and swift remedy
for all bronchial ailments. Price, 25
and 5Ocents. For sale BY Thibodaux
drug store.
Mrs. G. W. Grisamore and children
s{ier q short visit in Mexico returned
last Saturday to reside in our midst
permanently.
Robt. H Downman, president of
the Bowie Lumber Co., was visiting
in ThibOdaux last Wednesday on
Business.
Mr.. A. J. Jo:et. Jr, surveyor Of
Terrebonue parish, was attending To
odicial business here during the
week.
Mothers who would keep their
children in good health should watch
Tor the first symptoms of worms and
remove them with WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE Price, 25
tents. For sale by Thlbodaux drug
lt0rA
flip Carrie Curtis the popular
laughter Of our former postmistress,
d whiting friends and relatives in ST.
Bernard parish.
Mrs. z. Hcbert and Mrs. Boud.
'eaux, OF LabadievilIe, were the {
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Chas. j.
coulon during the early part OF the
veek. l.
The following visitors were the !
,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. KnobIOch ,
N last Sunday: Miss Cornelia BrOus. :
ard, Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel Norman ,
nd baby, Mr.. and Mrs. -Bertie Jones, ,
4 Patterson; Nr. and Mrs. Green.
rood, and children, of Bayou BOeuf; :
lrs. Fraucionni. of Morgan city.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01
Coolers and Ice Cream Freez.
erS.

Just received large consignment
OF these goods, at II. Rivierc & Co.'S i.
harware store. Buy now while they
last. AZ
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01

Call at Roth's drug store and get Q,
free simple of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are Az
elegant physic. They also imps
the appetite. strengthen the digesc
snd rguEate 81 Eer aud bowel!,
p,hey are, s~.xse pteasaq1
in Sieck uz
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01
Lafourche May 31st 1901.

Lafourche May 3lst 1901.
Editor Thibodaux Sentinel.
A good cause is never too we'll
defended, and rs two Of your CORES
pondents have alreadvesnter the
lists, grant US also, We play, q little
space to come in as a partisan IL no,
a. 40 enectual champion, of the ptO-
position in behalf of the public. that
the Thibodaux Bridge should be free.
The Bridge should he free, or st
least, The toll should be reduced to u
mere fraction of what it now is.
When we consider the extent of trav
el which 10 carried on daily through
that bridge, it 10 easy to conceive that
under existing rates, the amount de-
rived from it must be considerable.
Far above what may he necessary for
repairs aud the salary Of the keeper.
Whatever may be the purpose TO
which the funds thus raised are de-
voted, It is generally conceded that
this tax upon particular section is
an Onerous one and is calculated to
mar the traffic of that section with
the town. Let the Thibodaux mer.
chant look to it il he does not want
to see the much coveted country Gus
tom slip away from his grasp. Bar.
ring the few holiday attractions which
The foxp offers, it wQald not require
much m0re thancO or three largely
supplied asd II conducted country
stores TO chdpge the direction q
trade which ~ until DOW, drifted
::::., ::s: i1I ||iI $ $; ;
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HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS you MAY NEED.

cents swell" Four In Hands, at % ant IN,
Gents underwear from sc up.
., Gents all wool extra light weight undersh sh,rs
cents self opening Umbrellas, el.AO
Gents Black Pants only 100 a pair.
Gents Linen Pants only Is pair.
Lac Lace curtains3 yards long 75c sIo0 and %
Curtain Poles. Brass fixtures &c.
curtain Poles, Wood fixtures a,c.
rii.ow sham patterns. stamped and hem,pca
ready to work, spec. at &c u pair.
Ladies Gloria silk Umbrellas SiO0
See our big assortment of and In. Fans.
a. beautiful crepe Paper IAambreoulps only
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-06-01
THE HOME GOLD CURE.

An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunk.
ards are Being Cured Daily In
Spite OF Themselves.
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soc. 4 BOTTLE.
PERSONAL POINTERS

Mr.. Jno. Pierson and mother. of
New Orleans, are visiting relatives In
our city.
Judge Allen, of St. Mary. was in
our midst last Friday having come to
cit In a case before the District court.
Messrs. D. KnoblOch and j. Pitt.
man of Ariel visited town last Thurs,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03
FROM MEXICO 70 MAINE.
c. C. Zines Visits The Scenes Of His Bc;hood
In Augusta.

y gentleman who has been visiting
Augusta Tor q few days and renewing
the atguainianccs Of early years il
~ Carl ElmcS, now az Parral in the
state or Chihuahua. Mexico. where he
is with the HidalGo Mining Company
Nj. E,lmes who is Il distinguished
looking man of middle age. ha@traveIed
much and lad many experiences ON
land and sta in all pats of the world
sire he left his home here at the age
Of IL ANA went to sea. He has been
Back to Maine occasionally, though not
to stop for a dozen years He finds not
u few friends Of his boyhoUd still in
thi, city and in HallGwell. one Au
Susta lady whom he had not seen for
20 years or more he recognized as soon
as he met her. so little had she changed
in all these years. only the well known
modcGty of this lady prevents the
Journal from making public hcr name.
MIR Zines recalls with justiiid bic
llitlc that the first dollar he ever earned
vas paid him by James q. Blaine for
folding papers in The kenncbcc Journal
office Money couldn't buy that sill
vcr dollar if / had it now" said Nj.
Fines. RldUN years 81 'i N.ti' " h'ii
ne met the great statesman in the
West. Mr.. Blaine at once recognized
him and declared that Mr.. Elmes' son
who was with him was his own image
as Il youngstcr working in the journal
Office.
After Mr.. Elmcs left home to see the
world he sailed on every ocean, around
the world several times, and at last
became master of "a ship. After
shipurcck in 1850 he gave up the sea
ard has since followed the railroad
business drifting to Mexico. several
wears ago. There American capital
has developed some rich and extensive
silver mines high in the picturesque
mountains of chihuahua. the northern
most state of the Mexican republic.
He is very enthusiastic over the posi-
bilities of that section. Mr.. Elmes
wife who was the sister of Mrs. James
A. Chase. rs Grove street, died eight
wears ago in Buffalo. n. y. lie has
four children. one son being with him
in Mexico.
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BASEBALL TODAY
Afternoon Game Between kennebec Journal
and vIckery q Hill Mines.

The regularly scheduled game in the
tri-tcaIn Printers League between the
kcnncbcc Journals and the Vickery &
Hill team will occur, this afternoon,
at 5.15.
The Vickery q Hill boys are the
second team in the league and are
looking for the scalpS of the leaders
Consequently their team has been
strengthened greatly by the addition
OF 4. Bush. Douglas and Murphy. who
will play respectively third. short and
behind the bat and are expected to
greatly strengthen the team.
The Journals remain practically the
same as heretofore. john Mcdonald,
who has umpired with such universal
satisfaction. will again make the de-
cisions. The lineup will be as fol-
lows:
Kenncbec Journal.-D. Berran. L.:
Kimbal. 2b Putnam ID: W. Nc
Cormick. m: Flynt, p.; Edwards, '3b. :.
Bolger. c.: T.. Berran. r.; c. McCor-
mick, SIS. f.e ....
Vickery & Hill-Desrandy, 1b.: Ell
lis. 2b.: Parauette.. p; =. Bush. 3D.;
Murphy. e.: Douglas. S.; Leavitt, L.;
Sawyer m; W. Bush. ,r.
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W. Earle Bradford Of Bangor street.
has returned from successful fishing
| trip with a lively catch of 125 fish
Miss Winnefred Dudley returned.
yesterday afternoon. iron. u visit IF
three weeks with relatives at Win
throp.
Miss Helen Johnson, who has been
spending two weeks with Miss Annie
Connick at Broadacres. Vas a.bulo. has
returned.
Mrs. G. r. Campbell and daughtcr
went to the Isle of Springs. yesterday,
where she will be the guest of Mrs. O.
G. s. Davies.
Col. a. Il. Farnham and Hon. Al
bert L. Day. collector for the port Of
Bangor, both Of that city. were in
town. yesterday.
Ethel Tobcy has resumed her posi-
ton at the publishing house of NiCkery
&, Hill. after spending months vaca-
ton with her sister Gertrude. in Apple
ton.
Mrs. Annie Hayward Farnham is
TIL" guest Of Mrs. Albion 2. Gordon at
Fryeburg. She will visit friends in
Lowell and Brownfield before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Daley and
family. Patrick Lynch and daughter
and Mrs. Frederick Estes and family
are at Ocean Point for the month of
August.
John Trcmblay who has been CON
nected with the office of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance 60. here for some
time will soon go to Bath to take
charge of the Office there.
Eugene +. Pomerleau. who has been
III the employ of Houston & Henderson.
Boston. has entered the employ of F.
l.. Hersey. MI. Pomerleau is we'll
known as one of the best French shoe
statesmen in New England.
Mrs. T. W. Emmotts and Mrs. Roaks
Of Lowell. Mass, who have been en-
joying weeks visit to Augusta. re-
turned home. Saturday. They are sis
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tcrs and natives of Augusta. their
girlhood name being Hewins.
VIII Smith and wife who have been
taking a carriage drive over the sur
rounding country returned home.
Wednesday evening. Part Of their
time was spent at Ocean Point where
they enjoyed the cooling sea breezcs.
Ecy. +. Q. Ward and family have
gone to Five Islands to open their cot
tage for g few weeks. In the absence
of Mr.. Ward Elder Mcdonald will sup
ply the pulpit at the Christian church
each Sunday at 1870 y. M. until fur
lie: notice.
Harold :. Locke. who was in the
capital last winter. as the Legislative
reporter for the Portland Evening t.x-
PICS and who has many friends here.
is suffering from appendicitis An
operation was performed. Thurgday.
and his condition is critical. Augusta
friends of Mr.. Locke hope for a speed
recovery.
Dr. Albert Edward Chamberlain
from Rome, Italy. is visiting Mrs.
II. W. True at 10 Elm street. Though
lie was born in Augusta and received
part of his education at the Cony High
school Di. Chamber has Cpcnt
most Of his life in Italy where h is
now associated professionally with his
father who is the court dentist.
Miss Mary GRAHAM. who has been
Visiting her native town of Monsoon,
spent Friday in this city. Miss
GRAHAM has been teaching in the Ma
ticnal Cathedral school at Washington
and is under appointment Of the
American board to have charge OF the
Girls school at Sivas. Turkey She
VIII sail, next week. for an extended
trip on the continent in the party of
DR.. Milo Jewett. American consul at
Turkey
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Philip y. Sylvester is spending hi
vacation at Riverside.
X. J. Noyes was in Portland. yester
day. on a business trip.
Miss Attic Burbank will leave. thi
morning. for Ocean Point.
L, p. Mayo Of Fairfield. was in tn
city on business. yesterday.
Jasper Grey of Windsor. was in tn,
city on business. yesterday.
l.. a. Strout of Bangor. was in tn,
city on business, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chase of Chel
sea. were in the city. Friday.
tIr and Mrs. John y. Newman have
returned from a trip to Boston.
Mrs. ID. o. Ware Of Hartford. Conn
is visiting Mrs. W. +. Percival.
Alfred n. johnson of Winthrop. was
in the city on business. yesterday.
The Misses Buckley of Eangor. are
visiting Miss Clancy. Sewall street.
Miss Edith Partridge is the guest OF
friends. for a few days. at Popham.
Bert f.. Whitney Of Bangor, was reg
isteicd at the city Hotel. yesterday
Miss Alice Cony will go to Ocean
Point. today. for an outing of a week.
l.. :. NJ Holway of Waterville. was
a business caller in this city. yester-
day.
John r. Lowell of Providence. r. r..
is visiting Mrs. L. s. Hall on Sewall
street.
Mrs C. III. Dearborn and daughter
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L..
Chute
yesterday. from an outing at Nan
tuckct.
Mrs. Carrie Sanford of Brooklyn. n.
y, is visiting her sister. Mrs. L. j.
Roberts.
Joseph NJ Cadarett will enter the
employ of Haskell Bros, Monday
morning.
Mrs. Lucy A. Smart and daughter.
have returned from n two weeks trip
To Boston.
Rev. Mr. tpjohn is in the city and
will preach at the Episcopal church,
tomorrow.
George W. Quimby has returned
from a trip to his old home at Sand
wicb. N. H.
William Romeo of Waterville, is visit
ing his daughter. Miss Marguerite
Romeo. of, this city .-.-~-..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dostie and daughter
and Miss Leonard. returned. last even
ing, from Old Orchard.
Mrs. Thomas Dale. who has been
visiting at W. F. Spears. has returned
to her home in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cross left for
Boston on yesterdays boat. where they
will make a weeks visit.
Mrs j. S Whitney of Augusta. is at
her cottage for ten days, attending
the China. camptneeting.
A. 3. Cross and family have re-
turned from Ocean Point where they
have been spending July.
l.. l.. Turner of the firm of Turner &
Son. East Mount Vernon. was in the
city on business. yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Hodgdon of the fish and
game department at the State House.
is upon vacation Of two weeks.
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PLANETS IN EVENING SKY.
Venus Jupiter and Saturn Now Visible How
To Know Them.

Three BRIGHT planets arc new NiSihl" IL
the. evening sI4ss sy"n'is. Jupiter and
Saturn. Ncnus nSaH re, agcn low il IN,
west from - minutes To half an huut
after sunset. ana somewhat 10 the south
OF the sunset point. There is no star
comparable to- tn" planet in that neigh
borhood. so that no mistake can bc mIdc.
sun and increases in hrilliancy all the
late summer and aItumn months She H.
however. moving south along tho cCiiItir.
ana tho best views Will be obtained oIl
the other side Of the equator Venus Il;
now in the constellation Leo. She will u
in conjunction with tn" crescent moon o,
the evening of August lG and the tw
will make Il delightful picture in the
deepening twilight
Jupiter and Saturn are high in the
southeast AT sunset during August The
former is farther west ana much brighter.
Saturn is a trinc higher in the sky than
his nciGhIor. Both may bc diStiuguiShc 4
from the stars by their steady light Con
trast them with the iwinElng brlliancy
of the red Antares still farther west than
Jupiter. The moon passes the two pan
nets on the evenings of the 9th and 18th
Venus. Jupiter and Saturn will all ne
in the same ncichborhood in the latter
part of November and carly December
forming a striking and unusual combind :
ton. Their progress from now on viii
he Interesting.
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LOST OR STOLEN.
Robert Danster Loses S,3 With Which w
Intended to Go Home.

Robert Banster. a young man who
has been haying in this vicinity. met
with quite a loss one day recently. lie
had Just received $2S in payment for
his work with which he intended to go
tn his home in New Brunswick.
Before starting he took trolley rae
TO Togus. He had the money IN MS
nocket at the time but on his ARRIVAL
he felt for his pocketbook but did not
find it. 1t is not known whether II
was lost or stolen. The young man
borrowed money enough to get TO Ban
gor where he has again gone to work.
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George Turned brought two hand
some bass into the city yesterday at
tclnoon one Weighing and the other
4 pounds They were caught at Tosus
pond. Mr.. Turner who has charge of
the Lake View house out there. reports
the white perch fishing to be excellent.
Most Of the perch caught by still fish
ing are medium sized but number
OF large ones have been captured by
trolling. One man made eaten,
Thursday. of a perch weighing "a
pounds.
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y merry party Of young folks gain
cred at Elm Tree Farm. the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Donovan. Wednes-
day evening. The occasion was most
enjoyable one. games and musical Sc
lcctions being INDUCED in. after which
4 light collation. was served. Among
those present We're the Misses Margue-
rite and Sadie Weeks. Annie Yeaton.
Eliza Donovan. and the Messrs. Daniel
Weeks. Oscar H. Brann. Daniel w.
Whitehouse and John F. Donovs" ~
Augusta. and the Misses Agnes. May
and Sadie killion. Mabelle F. Crowley.
Nice c. Williams. Mary Donovan,
Cert udc and Mary Clement. and the
Mcssrs. John w Donovan. William IT.
Wcahr and joan Robinson Of Boston.
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&. +. Bilodeau gives excellent rea-
sons in his ad. for making clearance
sale at this time and the public are, no
doubt, pleased to hear of the improve
mcntS to be made in his store and also
OF tn" new department Of boots and
shoes to be added. This indicates. a
prosperous business in the past and a
confidence in the future prospects Tor
Augusta. All such improvements on
Water street are welcome and en-
COuraGing.