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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
corruaatsd Mstal cuIxerta.

We wish 10 cali your attention to
our Patent Corrugated Metal Culverts,
a.continuous road cnlvert, made OF the
best Apollo Bloom galvanized steel,
corrugated and riyeted together, max.
Ing culyert Of great strength and
durability. Does not break in hand.
ling or go to pieces with the frost,
and will mot break In by wagons cut.
ting into them. II you have ever
used vltrifled sewer pipe you under.
stand how unsatisfactory they have
proven. Our culyerts are fully guar.
anteed.
Nobody knows better than the trus.
tee or road supervisor how expensive
1t is to keep constantly repairing the
small water passes OF our wagon
roads. Tile, wood and brick al fall
20 pieces. Corrugated Sheet Metal
Cuiverts will last a lire time and are
easily put In place.
We will also furnish 70 each town
ship reasonable numper OF the King
Road Drag, 10 the farmers who viii
use them, FREQ OF charge. Call ana
zee the same at my ONCE, No. 213
South Second street. NJ
Hoping you viii try somo OF our
culyerts during tho, season, we are,
Yours respectfully,
The Richie Cuiyert co.
w2stf2tf w. u. Richie, Agsu,,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

mess concerning his interests In his
farm in Union township.
Joseph Thompson was hurt In.
wardIy BY lifting lumber while haul.
ing for the New Sharon Lumber Co,
but not seriously we hope.
Mr.. and Mrs g. q. Long Of New
Sharon, started this morning 70 make
a visit In Minneapolis with their son
and daughter for about two weeks.
Mr.. Allie has traded his house and
lot here 20 Mr.. Otis Qualntance and
has moved TO Lynnyille, where he
goes into the restaurant business.
School commences Monday, Sept.
ember 4. The children have had a
long rest and Will enjoy their stud.
les again, We hope our schools
will be blessed with a successful year
and that the citizens will do all they
can 10 help It along. and especially
that the gentlemen Of the board will
be successful in the discharge OF
their duty 10 further the good cause.
Aug. 20. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
NEW SHARON
Aug %.

New cats and barley are coming
into market.
/. N. Bowdle has sold HIS house TO
Thos. Briggs OF this township
Several farmers are retiring 10 our
town and purchasing property.
Autos from other towns are begin
ming to visit our place frequently.
An immense amount OF tile Is De-
ing taken out OF town by the farm.
ers.
There was good lecture on tenn
perance last evening in the Friends
church.
Mry. Nancy Phillips Is repairing
the place known as the odd Hufmire
property"
Our town looks somewhat lone
som etoday, as so many have gone
to the circus.
Threshing nearly all finished, ex.
cept few jobs put Dack on account
Of the late rains.
Mr.. Valentine is supplying many
places in town with his cement
block for building and repairing pur.
poses.
Mr.. J. f. II. Taylor had a runaway
last week. Ills buggy was somewhat
smashed but he sustained no per.
sonal injury.
Mr.. Otis Quaintance bought Mr..
Karl Knudson,s barn and moved the
same onto his new place purchased
from Mr.. Allie.
Dr. Hurst from Chicago was here
last week settling up matters Of bus
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31


ftHnN slA8sey Aoe fAshlw wehf Is
Maa|ien LAT pAsntaaA Is vista felb
lives felaghIas ~ fpeAasf
aesse llsAheu ana tsthllv Matted hs
lhe pAFeMlAl Newt heme s8nlh ~ o.
tumvA SATURDAY and Isandas
We afc hAslns ideal weathvf. Cmh
"A DOING veil II she frsms dDnt Gene
lcu Auon there van hc a fair cfor
A, !. BURGESS and wife Waited felA
lises and ftIends AZ Rose Hiil On
Wednesday, and Thursday % last
week.
May llobans left on saturday Zoe
Arizona FOR her health Chs vii.
teach during the winter She Il one
~ Iowa's best teachers,
Harry lIurgoas Of Rose lliiI, was
an over sunday visitor az the parental
A, y, Burgess home. !. n. Burgess
accompanied him III Rose TiIll and
will visit relatives there Tor fow
days.
Fred shuttlcneid was killed IN OF.
tumwa on sunday night by live
electric wIreI Ills mother lives near
Highland. The bereaved relatives
and friends have the sympathy OF all
the community. Fred was highly
respected young man and will DO
greatly missed by all VINO knew him.
Aug. 20. Skirmisher.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

Ns4AAHH eNN41
No Esesiah, specialist on Earh.
no. not one. aud n can be proven, haa
received such fiatleflna encomioums
IRON the public AZ Prof Mayne Az
mold. Thousands. what thousands.
yes. We mean thousands Of letters are
one fliu at Prof Arnold'S once, from
people Of the highest standing not
only socially, financially, politically.
but also In the sclcntlic world,
Mahaska county people will see
letters like tho following published
(from different olties) at Intervals for
the reason that Prof. Arnold has
thousands OF them and they are an
assurance beyond his unsupported
word OF the Professors skill.
fmpudent assertion is the chief re.
lance OF fake ophthalmologists and
the welfare OF the eyes IA too import.
ant TO be left in the care OF ignorant
pretenders.
Following Is the ffth OF one hun.
dred genuine letters which will be
published from time to time in the
Herald. 95 yet 10 come. Just think
OF III 100 letters proving Prof. Ar
nold's skill. In tue aggregate about
fifteen hundred physicians signed
these letters. Fifteen hundred doc.
tors of skill and repute In their sew
eral localities testify 70 Mayno Ar.
nold's skill as an eye-slgflt specialist.
Also about Ave hundred other promi.
nent citizens, bankers, ciergymen,
city officials, &C., gladly lend their
names rs an Endorsement Of the Pro-
fessor.
Nebraska City, Nebr., Dec. 10, 1896.
We have carefully examined the
gpectacles made by Prof. M. Arnold
and consider them superior to any we
have ever seen. With his assistance
they are admirably adapted not only
10 improve the imperfections OF i'm.
paired sight, hut TO relieve the weari.
ness OF vision, which constant study
produces. Many Of the glasses used
by the Professor are OF new and very
Ingenious construction. We most cor
daily recommend him TO all those
who require scientific optical assist
ance. Prof Arnold has q magnificent
collection OF appliances and lenses.
Ills methods OF examination are In
accord with those OF the best Opt.
clans OF the country.
Prof. VIM. A. Jones, Superlntend.
ent Nebraska state institution for
the Blind.
u. M. Written, NJ. D., Physician TO
Nebraska State Blind Institute.
M. A. Carricker, M. D., Physician 10
NebrasIN estate Blind Institute.
g. W'stay.thut, Mayor OF Nebraska
City.
DIR. X. II. Ross
Dr. r.. watson
DR., D. w. Hershey
Or. d. r. NeIhaft.
Or, l. Bedell
Or. Cicero g. Jordan
DR.. J. ID. Houston.
DR.. n. J. Carrlcker.
DR.. y. II Riley.
DIR. Claude Watson.
DR.. s. l.. Cant.
DR.. o. Il. Heise.
DR.. j. Npgbitt.
Or. o. NJ. Huestis.
Rev. H. w Easou, Rector 81.
Mary's Episcopal church.
REV. }. q. Mueller, German Meth.
odist church.
Rev A. Farnsworth, Park congre'
gatlenal church
Rev r. Il. House, First Baptist
church
Rev. George W, Dell English Lu.
thcran church tN
Roy. r., Hartlg, Pastor 81. Bcne'
dict Catholic church.
Rev. Father Cusson, Pastor 81.
Mary'g Catholic church
Eyes scientifically tested free. Eye
and ear medicines given away. Mod
crate prices.
Not connected with peddllng fakes,
located or transient
VIII open new Eye Sanatarlum
October LIST In large building across
street east Of Congregational church,
oskalo0Aa, Iowa.
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MssshsN TeWtll and oshets W.
foaha Them wha Al arrangements
madr ff = lFlr 10 sha euasl ~ AtNf
4 feAt ~ one dey W started
Respectfully
Mrs A. NJ istlIlnsA
Amannt aN 1905,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
BUTLER.

A good many attended Sells Bros.
show In ottumwa on Monday.
Frank Funk and family attended
the Baptist association % Saturday
and Sunday at Hedrlck.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
LINCOLN.

Mrs. A. r. Hellings, who has re.
Gently been to Portland and the west,
on an extended visit, tells OF her
journey In the following interesting
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
WANTS & FOR SALE:

FOR sALEe-Mowing machine, near
ly new, in good condition; also
we'll drill with frame and outfit.
complete. Will sell cheap. Mrs.
Eliza Turner, 914 81 Ave. East.
(208d1--w3pd1 81
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FoR RENT.

House OF rooms, cellar, city water,
well, toilet room, good barn, fine To-
cation, nicely shaded, in east part Of
town, one block from street car.
House OF rooms, barn, well, cor
ner lot, south part OF town; $40 per
month.
Z oskaloosa Land & Loan Co.,
III North First st.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

sTRAYED OR sToLEN.---Froni s. @.
Van Zee farm, 4 miles northeast OF
leighton, 1 SOW weight about 200.
Finder leave word az this Office.
w1.pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

FOR sALEe--Farm Of 1850 acres In
Mahaska county, 4 miles from rail-
road, convenient 20 church and
school; about 50 acres rough and
rolling; small orchard, good house
OF 0 rooms, cellar outbulldingg,ba
40x54, deep well and windmill, 130-
barrel tank pipen 10 house and feed
house. Price, $50 per acre.
oskaloosa Land & Loan Co.,
lit North First 81.
FOR sALEl-An s0-acre farm, ~
miles from Oskalooga; good land,
fair improvements, orchard, two
barns.
oskaIoosa Land & Loan Co..
lit North First sc.
FOR SALE An 8O-aere farm III
miles from railroad town; land roll
Ing, buildings fair. A good bargain
at $40 per acre,
Oskaioosa Land q Loan Co.,
III North First st.
MONEY TO LoANl--At lowest rates
and best terms on approved farm
security or on city real estate.
Oskaloosa Land q Loan Co..,
q k9a 117 North First 81.
FOR Canadian lands in South
eastern Assinlbola; fertile son,
good water, abundant moisture.
cheap fuel, good markets. good
schools. low taxes, cheap lands
Excursions every Monday night.
fOskaIoosa Land q Loan Co.
lit North First Sc.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

FOR sALEr--Farm OF Is acres, az
miles from oskaloosa; modern i'm
proyements,good landtwo orchards.
oskaloosa Land &, Loan Co,
1T North First 81.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

FOR sALE.--A farm OF 200 acres near
White City; 100 acres now in
meadow and pasture, rs acres tim
Der, about 90 acres rough, orchard
and small fruit, house OF rooms.
barn 40x3s, plenty OF outbuiIdings;
land Is doubtless underlaId with
coal $3.50 per acre.
Oskalooga Land e Loan Co,
lit North First Sc.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

John Colllpr. 81 Triton, were Walt
ln9 ~ the home ~ y. Phillips last
week,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-17
1.-THE 5urgomaster," Tonight.

Pixley and Luders' merriest musical
masterpiece, The Burgomaster," will
be the attraction at the Opera House
tonight. This delightful opera has more
music than half dozen ordinary mu-
steal comedies, and it is equipped this
year with the handSOmest production
and costumes that it ever had. owing
to the fact that it is to go into San
Francisco for the first time, and then
to be taken to New York Immediately
for another run. a new song. In So
cicty." has proved a very solid hit. The
cast this season is notable one. being
headed by Oscar L. Figman as the
BurgomLster. Olga Won Hatzfeldt as
Willie. and including Charles Sharp.
Oscar &. Ragland. Fred Bailey. r. J.
Moyn. George McKissock, A. w.
Hutchins, Louise Bracket, Amy Lee,
Kitty Awkward, the Sisters Lockhart
and Mae Franklin. The chorus is IL
large and beautiful one and.is said to
he especially strong vOcally.
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Corinne RunkeI Stock Co.

The Corrinne Runkel Stock Company
will be seen all next week at the Opera
House in d fine repertoire. The COM
rany is a western organization. this be-
ing the first season in this part of the
country. The cast includes some of
the leading performers in the business.
Miss COrinne Runkel has the leading
parts. Everything produced is a new
feature and a novelty. Wherever the
COrinne Runkel company has appeared
il has met with wonder full success and
received some of the most flattering
i,rcss notices. All special scenery is
used for the productions and the cos
tunes are of the finest. On Monday
night the great play THE Penalty of
Pride" will be produced with all spe-
Cial SC merry. At every performance
the specialtieS will be changed The
seat sale is now open.
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THE LOTUS CLUB.
Fine Concert at Winthrop Street 5ap.
fist Church. Thursday EVENING.

Sood-sized audience gathered at
the Winthrop Street Baptist church
last evening. to listen to the couce,
given by the Lotus Quartet of Lewis
ion. assisted by Miss Elsie Leighton
lIvcrmore in nriSinll 'nonologues. and
Frank +. Holding. violinist, with ].
lran"is Mac\ichol AS :ccomparist.
Every member on the program was
euthusi;. StiCdlly received and the work
of the different artists was highly de-
serving Of the unlimited applause
The quartet and solo numbers were
chosen with a view to variety and
gave a fine exhibition of the individual
md combined vocal powers of the Lo-
tus Organization. Mss Livermorc
reeds no introduction to augusta audi
,nces. as she has entertained before u
this city. 1t is sufficient to say that
l.ei monoioGueS given. last evening.
were mirth- producing in the extreme.
The violin solo work OF Mr. Hold :
ing is deserving "f high commeIidation.
Though little more than Il boy. he
handles his instrument with Il delicacy
%! touch that makes it speak To his
audience the very soul of the music.
The concert WAS q a high class. and
WAS thoroughly appreciated by all who
attended.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
The Night Before Christmas"

Til" presentation of the Irene Myers
stock Co. Thursday evening. ut the
Opera house, Was the drama entitled
The Night Before chriStmas.' The
ay WAS OF a rural type, and was
presented IL the same excellent manner
which has characterized the other pro-
auctions of the week The play
;tbounded i'll strong situations. eSpeci-
ally in the last act. in which was seen
the best work of the members of the
cast. The specialtcs We're also much
enjoyed. and each and every one of
them won new friends among the aud
iCHce. The company will play at To-
ITS. this evening. but will return to
augusta. saturday. and complete their
,nga cement. The matinee perform
ance will be The Little Mother" and
in the evening the attraction will be
"A Break for Liberty"
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DEFENSE RESTS.
James Lawless on Trial for Man
slaughter at Bangor.

Bangor. Me, Feb. 16-Thc defense
in the case Of James +. Lawless
charged with manslaushter in causing
the death of Lambert G.. Ncwkirk OF
September 10. 1904. rested at 33(
o'clock this afternoon.
Immediately afterwards. the jury
Waited the alleged scene "f the crime
Upon the return Of the jurors. ATTORNEY
Forrest J. Martin made the argument
for the defense. being followed 10y
County Attorney Patten. The latter
was about half way through his argu.
ment when. ut his request adjourn
meut was taken until tomorrow. H.
will conclude. tomorrow morning. anc
i; is thought that the judges chars,
would De made and the case given t,
the jury before noon.
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teams The Junior team will play the
South Paris High school on Friday even
ing. the 18th. at South Paris. The juniors
have a vcly fair team ana their team
work is as good az any that is seen in the
gymnasium this winter. Tho men who
will go to South PARIS arc Fisher. Jor-
dan. Austin, johnson. Redden and Wig
gin
The freshmen are also doing good team
work They have recently ordered new
suits These suits are 70 conform to the
class ard Eates color, namely, the garnet
and gray.
Captain Harold Allen Of the track team.
is working Il crew of men outside
whenever tic weather permits. lie thinks
that a run Out-ot-doors is far better 10
strengthen the muscles of the legs, and
decidedly an Improvement in getting their
wind Allen has = men. he informs Us.
who are working with him.
Some Of the students have gone ont to
teach for the remainder OF the term. John
Dcmevar has been engaged to finish out
A term for the principal Of the Norwell
High NorwcIl. Mass. Miss Symonds %.
has also gone out for the remainder of the
term
Harry Doe is going no Hebron. Friday
evening. to referee the famous CobuIn-
Hebron annual basketball game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-17
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST
GERMS.
People with Weak Stomachs Most Liza.
able 20 Catch Disease.

When the stomach and digestive
digest, and there is sour, Shiny.
fermehting mass. making 1t an ideal
spot for the disease germs to multi
ply. The only way to protect yourself
against disease germs is to strengthen
the stomach and digestive organs, and
M-o-na is the only agent, so far as
is known. that will accomplish this.
The ordinary medicine that is
taken for indigestion and stomach
troubles is advertised to act upon
the food alone, and hence can give
no more than temporary relief Mi
O-na is certain cure in all cases OF
stomach troubles, excepting cancer,
because 1t enables the stomach and
digestive organs to act in the way
Nature intended they should. Drugs
cannot digest the food; they simply
decompOse ii.
II you suffer with distress after
eating, pains in the head, chest,
sides and back. belching of gases and
undigested food, bad taste In the
mouth. dizziness, or vertigo, heart
burn, variable appetite, sick head
aches. spots before the eyes, and
have a general feeling OF despond-
ency, weakness. and debility YOU
should at once strengthen the stom-
ach and digestive system by the use
OF Mi-o-na. There Is no liquid, no
alcohol, no spoonful doses with Miro
ma. Just one simple tablet out Of a
fifty cent box before eating, and your
will soon become so strong
and healthy that you will be germ
proof. Ask Bowditch & Webster and
Percy w. Means to show You the guar
antee under which they sell Mi-o-na;
costs nothing unless it cures.
feb13-15-7 ,:IyI
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A UNIQUE RECORD.
Not Another Like 1t in Our Broad Re
public.

To give positive home testimony in
every locality is of itself unanswerable
proof of merit; but when we add TO this
the continued endorsement from people
who testified years ago no evidence
can be stronger. An Augusta citizen
gratefully acknowledges the good re-
ceived from Doan's Kidney Pills, and
when time has tested the cure we find
the same hearty endorsement. with
added enthusiasm and continued
praise. Cases of this kind are plenti-
full in the work of Doan's Kidney Pills.
and such a record is unique in the an
malls of medicine.
\. Is. Sibley. employed at the Ken
nebec Light and Heat Co., and living
at l. Moves Place, Augusta Me-, says:
"Since l first recommended Doans
Kidney Pills through our Augusta
papers some six years ago. have con-
tinued to advise my friends and ac-
quaintances to use them. and l know
of cases in which not only prompt re-
lief has been obtained but lasting
cures. My previous testimony was TO
the effect that DOan's Kidney Pills mad
cured me Of backache which had Civ
Ell me- Il good deal Of trouble FOR ten
years The cure was permanent. and
it is for this reason that / am pleased
to recommend this medince to others.
l procured it at Willis r. Partrdgcs
drug store
For sale by all dealers. Price %
cents. Foster-M ilburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOan'S-and
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-17

Augusta horSemen are interested ln
the coming carnival which is to he h"id
at Lewiston. Wednesday and ThurS-
day. Feb - and %. under the auspices
of tho Lewiston and Auburn DRIVING
Club. and il is quite probable that a
number of them will go over to see the
fun. and take their horses with them.
The first days program will be OF the
nature of a horse show. and Will M
Clude Il grand parade. in which 1t IS
expected that all the smart bitches or
Lewiston. Auburn and vicinity viii De
seen The races will come OH the sec
ond Gay. and it is expected that horses
frorr the cities along the Kennebec
river. ard other places. will be there
to contest for the prizes.
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Augusta horSemcn We're out in large
Plumbers. yesterday afternoon. to see
the race events on the Hallowcll speed
way. ana were we'll pie ascd with the
sport. :. r. silky of this city was one
Of the ~ izc winners Of the afternoon.
having two horses in the races, AMI
each landed a winner in the race in
which they started. The ba; mare, Tun-
is was winner in til, three-minute
Grass and Tr.Xey. also bay mare.
won in the matched race with Hal =,
owned by c. \. Smith of Hallowell.
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was needed to prevent employees from
leaving their work without notice. The
mill owners needed this protection. He
said chat the employees and employers
in Lewiston were on the best of terms
and asked that nothing be done to dis
turb his harmony. During the last
year not more than three fOrfeitures
had beeE made.
Representative O'Brien said that in
Justice to the men who were present
in opposition to the bill he would say
that they were upright and honorable
gentlemen and he did not know of Il
case where they had abused the power
given them by the law. but that there
were others who did. The fact that it
had been necessary for them to invoke
that section of the law so infrequently
WAS Il good argument that the law was
unnecessary and especially as some
superintendents took an unfair advan-
tage of il.
The committee in executive session
voted that the bill ought not to pass.
The committee reported favOrably on
the following matters:
An act additional to Chan. 80 of the
IseN1Seu StHluteS utHlihiS ii'ttih ti ~
neficiarv associations doing business in
1899; an act to amend Chap. 140 of the
Revised Statutes relating to the sup
port Of persons committed to the in
sane hospitals; an act additional to
Chapter 144 of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to officers of insane hospitals; an
act to enable plantations to furnish
jurors the same AS towns; an act for
the better protection of sheep on unin-
habited islands: an act to incorporate
the Pennington Society for the Pre-
vcntion of cruelty to animals.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Rem aims Of Foster Blaisdel Found In
ar Elevator.

Fort Fairfield. Me. Feb. 16.-The
body Of Foster Blaisdell aged II. was
found crushed and with the skull brOk-
Ell. in horse power elevator at his
home. about four miles north Of this
village. late this afternoon. His death,
which must have been instantaneous,
probably occurred about noon. when he
was alone.
Blaisdell's parents are spending the
winter in Montana.
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The many Augusta friends of Henry
tina vtrr, Il form y clerk at the Cong
House. and who has recently been i'll
a, Portland. vii! be glad 10 know thar
he has recovered. ana is now oficiat-
Jig as night clerk at the West End ho-
tel, in that citj.
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THE kENNEBEC ARSENAL.
Bill Introduced by Pep. Burleigh to
Convey 1t to the State.

Washington, Feb. 16.-Representa-
tive Burleigh of Maine. today. intro
duced a bill authorizing the secretary
of war to convey the property known
as the old kennebec arsenal at Au-
guSta, Me. to the State of Maine. TOT
use in connection with the Insane nos
pital maintained by that State
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25O- Mile Balloon Trip.

London. Feb 16.-Latham and Faure,
the French aeronauts, have completed
a z30-mile balloon trip in six and helf
hours. They started from Crystal Pal
ace in South London, and journeyed to
st. Denis. suburb of Paris, in a stiff
northwest wind.
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The first Legislative assembly Of tn"
course to be given by the citizens OF
Augusta. came off. last evening. at
NNoodmcn's hall. ami was one Of the
many social successes for which the
present winter IS becoming noted. \
merry party vas present. and list
If about II dances. for which music
was furnished by Dennis orchestra,
was thoroughly enjoyed. Refreshments
were sery ed during the evening.