lends his to oftenest, Julius or Sylvain
That Dan Rice's show was a big sun
cess, and
That Mr L.eBlanc's was too, conlidl
ering how few of our folks patronize
local talent.
That a splendid assortment of canned
goods has been received at Park's.
That the latest returns from the seat
,if war show that Clhrk is 25 hogsheads
ahead of Orange Grove and Jeemns iý
jubilant over his pripectre victoriry.
John F. Park has receiv.ld a l+rig
and full assortmnent of canned goods of ;.1
kinds.
PIi(aNIX ELEC'roIN.-At tle annual l a
neeting of Phonix Fire Company, belty h
on the 13th inst., thie following officers a
were chosen to serve ,during the eCuing ig
year:
Ilonorary President-H. O. Maber,
President-'W. G. Wilkins.on,
Vice Presideut--Joseph Ferrier,
Finlancial Secretary-J. M. Kenting, t
Record'g Secretary-W. F. Stocknreyer,
Treasurer-S. Goette, Jr.,
Forenani-Chris. Welker,
First Assistant-E. N. Melancon, r
Second Assistant-Louis Wild,
Warden-9. Pinel. (
After the election there was a brief
disyplay of conviviality over a keg of Le- I
fevre's best, then the Indepeniderit Band
m:ade a short serenadilng tour, croinpli
rimiting Mayor Israel, Mr. Wilkinson,
City Hotel, Lee Hotel, Riverside Hotel,
The Place anld the CIIIEF office with their
excellent mnnsic. Tile occasion w¶ars a
very ipleisant oneto all concerned, alid
we wish them tllluany happy retiutnins.
Phoenix has secured a first-class list of
ofilcers, under whose adlinhiistralionl tllhat
sturdy comipany will fully maintain its
exalted prestige andrpopularity.
Minor Kenner, front the Ashland plan
tation, is in jail for the alleged theft of a
pair'of shoes from the shop of Mr. S.
