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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-25
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

Can. William Hannah came home Sat
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uhHss Ahohi Dahsof'
MEs' MAtliaa Aipee' VINO mas Oeeh Ia
Sou1n blnenli ssni'g fsatNes' osiie
n"ine 0aturuas' oo'' Af'
Arthur Balm has Just come from Ellis
worth with all his gasoline fittings in his
boat ne VIII go soSii"p'hs'
Mrs. Jennie Dow is at the Center
nursing her sister. Mrs. Dora Harper, and
her infant son. born Oct. IL.
49, s.
rev. D. b' aiarien- OF southwest hsr-
Dor, hello meeting mere TUESDAY. Misses
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EAST FRANKLIN.

tAt.3.

Harry Hsrdison Is i'll with measles
which is prevalent in town.
Mrs. Harold Carter, of West Ellsworth
is visiting her former home and friends
here.
The Methodist society gave a graphic
phone concert at the sehoolhouse Tuesday
evening.
Rev. A. B. Lorrimer, pastor of the
Baptist church at the village. preached a
very helpful sermon in the Free Baptist
church here Sunday.
Fred w. Hooper, who has been working
in Somesyille the past summer, has re-
turned home, bringing with him wife.
Their friends extend congratulations.
T. NJ. Blaisdell has secured the large
stone job he was looking for. and, with
other firms in town, has commenced 70
work on il. II is blessing to the men
who were out OF work.
Oe.. D. r.
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sAEagNrXILLE.
Oct.223.

Byron S.over has employment at Blue
hill.
The chapel circle met with Mrs. Flora
Sargent Thursday.
Fred Sargent and wife have returned
from visit in Pittsfield.
Henry w. Sargent and wife have gone
to Boston to visit their son Percy.
Arthur Sargent and wife have returned
from visit in Bangor and Boston.
Mrs. Ida Jordan and daughter Carrie
visited relatives at Cape Roster last week.
Ed. Novels has gone TO West Sedgwiek
to do some earpentering work on 1 "a Pages
house.
viii Simmons, who has been employed
on steamer RockIand, is Writing his
father.
Mrs. Vinal Mayhem, who has been visit
ing Mrs. j. A. Moote, has returned to her
home in Lynn.
Wallace Hinckley came home from Bos-
ton last week to visit his parents, Eben
Hinckley and wife.
The Sedgwick high and West Brooks
vile baseball teams played at Sargent
vile. Score q to 9, in favor OF Ssdgwick.
Oct. %. NJ
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SEDGwICK.

Mrs. Sarah Morgan is very i'll at her
sons home here.
o. P. Carter and wife arrived from Lynn,
Mass, Tuesday, Oct. IT.
Mrs. L. j. Sylvester returned from a
business trip to Boston Oct. II.
Henry Kenney is employed at Sorrento,
painting. His wife is withihim.
Rev. A. w. Smith has resigned the pas
torate of the Baptist church here.
Rev. A. B. Carter fell from staging on
Thursday. and fractured his left arm.
Mrs. Isabel Durham died at the home of
Mrs. Hattie Carter on Monday, Oct. 16.
There was a large gathering of the Royal
Arch Masons at Masonic hall Thursday
evening. A large party came from Rock
land, and another from Stonington, on
steamer Stella Pickert. The Pickert
grounded on Eaton's point, and was de-
lsyed quite a while waiting for the tide.
There was no danger.
Oct. g. &
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TRAMP
ors
oct3.

The grange circle met with Mrs =
Tibbetts Oct. IS. ~
The ladies' union met with Mrs. VIM.
Salisbury last Thursday
Daniel g. Young went to Eddingto,,
last week where be has employment.
Mrs. Eddy, Of Brewer, is with bo-
granddaughter, Mrs. James o. Jordan.
Charles Bunker and wife, OF Bangor A.,
visiting for week at the family home q,
Jed Salisbury and wife.
William True, wife and daughter Iva.
visited Mrs. True's aged parents. c;acr,n
Warren and wife, over Saturday and snn-
day.
Reuben Remick and wife visited their
mother and brother, Mrs. Mary Re,,iol.
and son Edgar, at the old home Tor a tsv,
days last week.
Atwood Edgecomb, who has taken m.
farm Of Whitcnmb and Salisbury. nov.a
last week. Mr.. Edfecomb is a successful
modern farmer.
Among those in the auto uarty who
stopped over for few DAYS at w "
Tibbetts', were w. II. Lee, of Boston. and
Otto d. Partridge, Of sBneksport.
The number OF seeds in the runpkin
put up for guess by Mrs. r.. A. Tibbetts
OF the grange, was 30. The lucky guesser
was Winfield Jordan, who won the pretty
bureau set presented to the grange by
Mrs. Carrie Grindle, OF Bar Harbor.
Oct. q. DAVIS
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EAST RLIEHILI.
SPRAY.
Oct ..

A son was born to Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur
Candage last Thursday.
Frank Pierce has so far recovered as to
walk ON crutehes.
Miss Alice Candage is i'll with typhoid
fever at Providence, R. l.
Norman Grindle came home last Satur-
day. He had been at work at Bar Harbor.
A. ]. Grindle has been at Ellsworth
during the las week. He is one of the
jurymen.
L. B. Grindle has had his stable re-
shingled and new finish put on. Eugene
Cousins did the work.
Mrs e. c. Long, who had been visiting
her son Aubrey and wife, at woodfords,
returned home last Saturday.
Miles Fl. long has had his house re-
shingled-the first time since the house
was built twenty-six years ago.
Schooner Hazel Deli, Coggins master,
arrived few days ago She loaded with
cut granite for the White Co.. and sailed
last Wednesday for Washington, D. c.
Steamer Stella Piekert, from stonington,
came here last Monday for George E.
Marks household furniture. MIR. Marks,
his family and Mrs. Gilley came in the
boat.
Last Thursday Herman o. Gray killed q
fine buck deer, the flesh of which weighed
155 pounds. He was gone from his home
about an hour. Mr.. Gray was at home
from Bar Harbor for short visit.
Oct D. G.
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EDEN.
oct.1.

Some of the school children are begin
ming to be affected by the measles.
ID. G. Hall and wife will soon visit their
children. who are in school at Pittsield.
George Cleaves and wife, of Bar Harbor,
are visiting Mrs. Cieaves' mother, Mrs.
Richardson.
Otis Leland has nearly completed put
ting in the stone work for the cellar of
Ed. Cousins house.
The farmers telephone line is COM
pleted and in service 10 John Hodgkins'.
It is giving satisfaction.
Most OF the farmers have finished gath
ering their crops and report an average
yield Potatoes are rotting some what
Everett Leland and family have moved
to Bar Harbor for the winter. Mr.. Ie-
land has employment with Chester
Hodgkins, the contractor.
The Eden agricultural society has
bought tract of land adjoining It's
grounds, and viii begin very soon con-
strIcting a track for racing.
The banner for highest attendance in
the eight rural schools OF Eden was
awarded TO the Indian Point school last
week. The per cent. of attendance was .ssT.
Oct - S
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. George r. Fuller is visiting her
former home, Fall River. Mass.
Captain Roland Lunt. of the schooner
Pooasset, is at home for few days.
Dennis Norwood, of West fremont, has
gise.a he Congregational church here two
coats of paint.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawler has been some
what out of health of late. His sister,
Miss NJ. A. Carroll, is with her.
Clarence Tarr, superintendent of the
glue factory at Manset has moved from the
Crockett house 10 Harry Lawton's cottage
for the winter.
Houseeleaning at the masonic lodge
room by several busy stars ON Tuesday
of last week, resulted in much improved
council room and reception hall.
J.H. Gilley and son, assisted by Harvey
Hodgkins, are preparing the foundation
for an addition TO the Rand cottage on the
back shore by blasting away the solid
ledge.
Rev. j. a. Lawrence has accepted
the call to become pastor of the Congre-
gational church, and will go to Deer Isle
this week to attend to the removal of his
household goods to Bass Harbor, where
he will occupy the Billings house. Rev.
and Mrs. Lawrence are making a very
favorable impression, and without doubt
the relations between pastor and people
will be very pleasant.
Another Southwest Harbor young man,
Alfred K. Mayo, has joined the ranks OF
the happy benedicts, and his many friends
here extend hearty congratulations, be-
lieving that young man who has been
such good son cannot fail in becoming
good husband. Mr.. Mayo has been en-
ployed in Saco the past year, and in fact a
large part of the time for two or three
years. The bride Was Miss Dolly Mabel
Fogg, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Fogg, of Saco.
Oct % SPRAY.
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EGYPT.

Carl Williams and wife have moved 70
West Franklin.
Mrs. Leonard Clark visited friends in
East brook last week.
Seldom smith and wife left Inst week for
their home in Boston.
Miss Rosa Grant, who has been working
in Eastbrook for several years, is at home.
Mrs. Julia Hutchins and granddaughter,
Ruth Sawyer, left Friday for Lynn, Mass,
to visit relatives.
Charles Wormell and wife, Daniel Card,
wife and son Robert, of Ellsworth, were
the guests of Mrs. Mary West Sunday.
Saturday night a party of fourteen
young people took a straw ride to
Lamoine to spend the evening with George
Linscott ana wife, it being the celebration
of Mr.. Lins 7ott's birthday.
Oct % W.
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wife, who returned to Fllswovth
Curtis and Max Hinckley. ~ ny ~ man man
who are stopping at the Francis 4 '9Ssnlii,
house Tor fcw days, and Mr.. Bonse.e. rsl.
Bucksport, at J. A. Bonsey's. Of
A party OF neighbors met one evs,,u-
last week Of the home Of =. NJ. Curtis. ana
treated his son Harvard and younv 49,
% serenade. The music was not we've we've
TO be had ct short notice. Tho c slrs Est
was invited in, refreshments served ~
pleasant social evening passed. An ' \.
parted with best wishes for the TIE, We
happiness 81 the young couple. who o's y
turned to their home at Bar Harbor tbis
moraing. 'a'is
Oct. .. rn
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SOUTH sURRY.

Laura Floyd, of Brewer, is visiting at
George F. Smiths.
Charles Cunningham has bought a two
year-old colt of oatley Gray.
s. W. Wilder, of Newton Center, is at
j. Cunningham's for few days.
f. NJ. Cnnningham's small white horse,
Scott, was put TO death last week, at the
age OF tweDty-seven.
Z. NJ. Cunningham has crew Of men al
work clearing away and laying q founda-
tion for bungalow Nor DR.. Edward
Briggs.
Mrs. Laura Colby has been visiting her
father, Edgar Treworgy, the past week.
She viii return to Mt. Desert Ferry with
her husband to-day.
Among the arrivals this week are Harry
Bellatty, Of Ellsworth, J. A. Meader and
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MAD.
ATLANTIC.

Saturday was a very breezy day for the
lobster fishermen.
Mrs. Ellen Staples, who has been visit
ing her sisters in Gouldsboro and SeawsIl,
arrived home last Thursday.
Mrs. Abbie Joyce, who has been caring
for Mrs. Abigail Robinson at Southwest
Harbor, arrived home Thursday.
A merry party of about thirty left
Atlantic last Wednesday morning for
Ellsworth, on steamer Percy V. When
they arrived home abootT o'clock in the
evening they did not look as happy, but for
all that they enjoyed being in Ellsworth,
IL not the breeze coming home.
Oct ~ =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-25

fHE AMERICAN has subscribers at T07
Of the III post-ofsces in Hancock county
AL the other papers In the County COM
biaed do not reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAN Is not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county. and has never claimed to
be, but u IS the only paper that can prop
eriy be called q COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The csrcatta-
Etoa ., THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
sfarbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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BASS HARBOR.
THEISfA
LoNaPELt.ow scHooI.


At the call OF the teacher, the pupils OF
grades A, B, c and D, grammar room,
Longfellow school, assembled in their
schoolroom for the purpose OF forming a
school league. After the purpose and
methods of such an organization had been
explained by the teacher, Miss Friend, il
was voted 10 form such league.
The league was organized and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Miss Helen E..
jackson, president; Miss Lillian NJ. Rich,
vice. president; Miss Vergie l.. Rowe,
treasurer: Miss Violette L. Colt, secretary
and Miss Grace f. Friend and Miss Neva
Lawn honorary members.
IL was voted that any pupils in grades
4, s, {, and ID might join, and upon
motion OF Miss Lawn, that the pupils of
the highest grade in the primary room
might join.
Upon motion of grade A, the members
voted to pay cents each as membership
fees, and either or cents a meeting.
The following pupils were not late or
absent for the month ending Oct. 80:
Helen jackson, Halle Murphy, Ralph
Benson, Reuben Smith, Lizbeth Kelley,
Berniee Dix, Lucy Mitchell.
PRIMARY.
The September roll of honor of the
primary school, Seva Mae Lawn, teacher,
follows: Edwin Seavey, Willie Seavey,
Frank Seavey, Rufus Smith, Ernest Joyce,
Sa lie Joyce, Beulsh Smith. Charlie Nit
chell, Beatrice Mitchell, Marion Turner,
Jay Murphy.
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MANSET.

Herbert Farnsworth, of Jonesboro. is
visiting B. r. Dolliver.
Rev. Mr.. Skiliins, OF Larrabee, will &C.
cupy the Baptist pulpit Sunday, Oct. -.
Repairs and some alterations are being
made on the Ocean house. a. T. Richard
son has charge of the work.
Charles Sargent, of Gouidsboro, was in
town Oct. %, calling on his annts. Mrs.
William Deliver, Mrs. Adelaide King and
Mrs. Alice Moore.
The students of the grammar school
gave baked bean supper at Centennial
hall Saturday evening, Oct. p. The pro-
ceeds are for dictionary for the school
room.
Oct. q. MAD.
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SOUND.

Clarence Higgins and family are moving
into the Charles Cousins house.
Lewis Dorr, who has been very i'll, is
comfortable at the present writing.
Walter Blake and family are movingi to
Stonington, where the former has employ
ment.
Margaret Higgins is spending week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Nlekerson. at
Northeast Harbor.
Reuben Brown, the seven ear-old son
Of Arthur Brown, was injured by falling
from cart Friday.
Mrs. Goodwin, of Franklin, and Mrs.
Henderson, OF Mt. Desert, were guests OF
Mrs. II. g. Somes Sunday.
Oct % II
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LAMoINE.

The Englewood (Ill.) Neics recently
printed likeness of jefferson Hodgkins,
lamoine boy, now a prominent citizen
of Englewood. The paper says:
jefferson Hodskins. president of the Brownell
Improvement Co.. has resided In Enslew ood
since the days when II fret began to boom, and
during the twenty-five years of his residence
here has been deeply Interested In the welfare
Of the ubGrb.
For twelve years he has been a member OF the
South PARK board, and resigned only last
December, after he lad been influential ia get.
ting the board to locate public park on Engle.
woods southern boundary. Hamilton park
win do future generations iscalcalaoie good,
and 1t Is To Mr.. HodEkins' honor that be. more
than any other one man, welded inf aeHce TO
secure such n boon for the people.
Although president OF the Brownell Improve
ment Co.. which had the contracts for elevatins
many of the railways within the city limits. and
each day attending TO great Soiame Of cor.
fespondence and other business details, Mr.
Hodgkins does not appear to be riveied to his
office chair. for he tsssa sime out for an oCca-
sional automobile "trip and an hour At the
Union League or Bslliers' ciuh. TO 10Th Of
which be belongs He ia Il oongental man. vssy
to approach, good listener. and. h. dne. saca a
man as makes friends reatli Ana keeps them
long.
The great volume of bn-inc.s he controls to.
day hs has bulk ap siaee 1858. when he organ
iEed the kimbaii 4 Co;,o stuHe Go Of which
the present company I. fneeessor. His apt.
ness for business has teen prov,h. AID hls
jadgment on what the pJssinittss Of Any
Investment may he should he worth somrthisg
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PROSPECT HARBoR.
Brace left Sunday for WytopitlocE

Only a Il tie Cold In the heal may be the
beginning OF an obstinate case Of Nasal Ca
tarrh- Drive out the invader with Eiy's Cream
Balm aFplied STRAIGHT TO the ipaamed, stated.
up aif-passages. Price roc. II you prefer TO
use an atomiser. ask for Liquid Cream Balm.
II has all the good qasiities OF the remedy in
solid form ard win rld you OF catarrh or hay
fever No eoeagne TO breed a drsadfal habit.
No atelenry 10 dry out the secretion. Price, &c
with spraying tube. An aruTgi-ts. or mailed
by Ely Bros. IS Warren Street, New York,
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GoTT's ISLAND.

Miss Phebe Gott is visiting relatives at
Mckinley and Bass Harbor.
HaIsey Moore, who has been seriously
i'll, seems to be improving.
Mr.. Bean, of Corinth, who came here to
buy sheep, was wind bound here several
days.
Philip Moore, who has been having
quite a run Of fish in his weir OF late, has
his bait flag still flying.
Mrs. Jennie Grindle, of Stonington, and
her sister, Miss Nellie Joyce, are visiting
their parents, o. j. Joyce and wife.
Oct. q. CHIPS.
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Mamie Pierce, of Boston, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. sophronia
Harper.
Rev. p. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth,
preached at the hall Tuesday evening,
Oct. IT.
A number from here went to Ellsworth
last Wednesday on steamer Percy w.,
patrons Of the free excursion given by c.
L. Morang, OF that city. All enjoyed the
outing.
Oct. q. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-25

Mrs. Lydia Hodgkins visited her niece,
Mrs. Slower, in Ellsworth last week.
Miss Margaret Springer and Mr.. Frost,
OF Mariaville, were in town Sunday.
+. L. Hodgkins and w,fe are visiting
relatives in Melrose and Sharon, Mass.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins left home Satur-
day 10 resume command OF his vessel upon
her arrival in port.
Mrs. Mcdonald is visiting her daughter
in Bangor, and from there will go to
Houlton to visit her son.
Mrs. Springer and son, who were
stricken with typhoid fever in August,
are now rapidly conyaiescing.
The Riverside school Improvement
league OF the Jordan river school will
hold a short entertainment and an ice
cream sale at the scaooihouse Friday even
ing, Oct. q. The proceeds will be for
pictures for the school room.
Oct. .. H
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respected young ladies, was recently mar
ried in Pawtueket, r. L., to Joseph
Walker. She is now spending a few
weeks with her parents here, after which
she will be Joined by her husband. The
best wishes OF her many friends win fol-
low her as she returns to Pawtucket,
where she will reside.
Oct. g. Y.
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SEAL HARBoR.

c. H. Clement and wife, will leave Sat
urday for Redlands, CAL, TO spend the
winter. Mr.. Clement has an orange grove
there, OF about $50 trees, and also owns
other valuable property there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-25

are often frustrated by sudden break
Brace up and take DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. They take out the materials which
are clogging your energies, and give you
new start. Cure headache and dizziness.
too. At Z. q. Moore's drug store; 25c.
guaranteed.
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SCOTS
f NJ ULSI

and it eares the cold. That's
what is necessary. Itsoothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation; cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation !;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WELL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE.
SCOTT & ROyJNr zoe Pear, street
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NoPrH LAMoINE.

Mrs. L. J. Bragdon is visiting her
daughter Gertrude at Castine.
Miss Blanche Hagen, one of our highly
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a Positive
CURE
Ely's Cream Balm
Is quickIY INSCRIBED.
6lses Relief at Once.

II eleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. II cures Ca
tarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses OF
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CATARRH

Taste and Smell. Fun size so cts, at Drug
gists or by mail Trial Size 10 cts. by mail.
Ely Brothers, 90 Warren Street, New YORK.
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advertisements.

The tissues of the throat are
inhamed and irritated you
cough, and there is more irrita-
tion-more coughing. You take
cough mixture and it eases the
irritation-for a while. You take
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oct.3.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-01
Notice - Fslsax Of Tableau.
Succession II Noses Johnson,
No. 2341, 18Th Judicial Dis
trict Couvt, Parish of La
fayeste, State Of
louisiana.

Whereas Aasoo Jo1nsOn, of the
parish Of LafWyette, ard &dministra-
tor of the above nouued es4ste, acc0D-
panied by his pet6eisa pssying for the
hOmOlOgatiOn 81 the soDe. And
whereas the prayer. 81 sold pstitiOn
has been granted BY % estle1 Of said
Court bearing date. Tebsunsy u 1s06.
Now, therefore,. n0sioe - hereby
given to oil persons inSe8ssscd fneDu-
sive Of heirs to make eppssjG3oa 10
said tablesu, in writing IN my oGlce,
in the town OF LsfaNette, Eay within
the time required by lHmr why sid
tsblesu should not, be- h~omols8s1ed
and confirmed.
Ed G. VOORHEES,. Clerk Of Cert
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-01

Friday Sheriff Murrell and
Deputy Leblanc brought over
two men giving the names of Joe
Clinton and Isaac Fridman, sup
posed to be the ones who as
saulted Conductor Whitmeyer,
for Identification. He identified
Friedman as the man. Both
were taken back to Crowley and
placed in Jail.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-01

The First National Bank, the
Improvement Company, the.
Moss Pharmacy and Moss &
Co., are having concrete street
crossings laid at each If their
corners at their own expense.
This is most cOmmendable and
public spirited act. and pedes-
trains will gratefully appreciate
it every time it rains. There
are other street corner and it is
in order for other property
owners to follow suit.