FIAE FARM Fon SaLz.-We call special
attention to the advertisement of our es
teemed friend, Mr. Sam LeBlanc, who of
fers for sale on liberal terms one of the
finest and best located tracts of land in the
parish. The land has been in pasture for
at least fifty years and is now almost a
solid bed of manure. It is adapted to any
culture, and being within easy access of
town, offers rare inducements for a large
market garden. There is a very large bat
ture in front, affording good pasturage for
Salmost any number of cattle. Any one
Iwishing to buy a nice little farm should
not miss this golden opportunity.
Mrs 0. W. Hilton and her charming sis
ter, Miss Bonnie Todswer, were in Asoen
sion this week, paying a visit to their friends
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lawless of the Orange
Grove place. Many of our readers will re
member Mrs. Hilton as the accomplished
wife of Rev. C. W. Hilton, who had charge
of the Ascension Episcopal Church some
years ago, and who is now in a medical
institution in New York der"tgestent
for a nervous mala~ of long standing.
Mrs. Hilisu and her sister came over to
DonaMdenville on Monday and met a num.
ber of friends who were delighted to see
them again. We believe the ladies have
returned to their home in Algiers.
Paosxzcrzvu EnrTur~nsrsnrs.-Sohifhe
dansante by Terpsichorean Social Club, at
Phenix Hall, Tuesday evening, 27th Inst.
Entertainment for benefit and under
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Association of
the Episcopal Church, at Phanix Hall,
Chritmase eve.
Richardson & Lambert Dramatic Com
pany, Plicanix Hail, December 26.
Eleventh annual ball of Planix Fire
Company, December 31.
