The Donaldsonville Chief from Donaldsonville, Louisiana • Page 3

Teoas and Padibi Rail1wa 50 10A O.o w'a IyrL J. WALKER. Leal Agent DOALD LE 8aturta ro 13, 1888. LOCAL JOTTINGS. The editor returned Thursday evening, accompanied by his wife and little daughter, and will have something to say con.eerningis trip in next week's Cmvr.

'Pierrot is back. Our thanks to Dr. F. Gaudin for an appreciated The river and bayou have been rapidly rising for some time past. The ladies' Aid Association have decided to give an entertainment just after Easter.

Smoke Ingman's Manhatta cigars; guaranteed Havana filler; best 6-for-25cts. cigar made. The Jury Commissioners have drawn a I two weeks' jury for the next term of Distriet Court. Another man has fallen through the wharf. Resolutions are like promises, promises like pieerust.

Almost all the Mardi Gras visitors to New Orleans have returned. They express them selves well pleased. Mrs. A. B.

Sharp has been awiay from the paaish for some time on a visit to herrelatives in Plaguemine. L. Rollins of Florida has been spending some time with Mrs. J. C.

Cofield Point Houmas plantation. Sweetmeat. every description at Manrin's Cheap ry Enmorium. The best cheapestun the market. Judge John H.

Ilsley has been paying fDonaldeonville quite a lengthy visit. He ihas been stopping at the house of his friend I and relative Dr. F. Want of space will compal us to defer until next week the publication of the list of persons drawn for jury service at the next criminal term of District Court, for this parish. Mr.

Gus. Israil has a card to the public in an other column of our paper. At this time it is well to examine the enunciation i of principles made by the candidates for Representative. I Every purchaser of a box of Manhatta Cigars will be given an elegant cigar case free, AT We acknowledge the pleasure of a visit from Messrs. Moise Levy, formerly of Asoension, and Louis R.

Levy, the son of that enterprising merchant of Port Gib. son, Lazar Levy, Esq. The Thibodaux and Donaldsonville i packet Letcher missed a trip Thursday, acconnt of an accident to her machin- The breakage has been repaired and i the boat came in on time yesterday. It gives us pleasure to announce the complete recovery of Miss Gauthreaux, an acci- 3 dent to whom by being thrown from a horse we mentioned in the CHIEF some time ago. She is now at her home in.

Donaldsouville. There have Dbeen but two marriage iicenses issued through the week: one to Brisooe Hicks to marry Jane Butler, and a the other to Jeff. Johnson to unite himself I with Celestine Nicholas. Verily, Lent is upon us. Mr.

J. B. has just received a barge of coal and all those who have the misfortune to run out of this very necessary article during the continued cold and inclement weather may now obtain a supply. Choice Hams of all grades, from the faney sugar-cured to the ordinary cheaper quality, at Maurin's Cheap Grocery Emporium. We are informed that on last Monday night an unknown colored woman, who seemed to be of middle age, was run over and killed between Linwood and Mount Houmas plantations by a train on the Mississippi Valley road.

The steamer Charles Morgan laid at the Donaldsonville wharf half an hour yesterday afternoon, discharging freight, and about twenty of her passengers took advantage of the opportunity to stroll through the front portion of town. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gaskins have departed for their home in North Carolina.

Accompanying them as far as New Orleans, were Mrs. Rosa A. Brown, Miss Jennie Dodge, Miss McRedmond Mr. Lewis Berg and Mr. Albert McRedmond.

Those splendid man's white shirts for $1 each at Kline's Old Reliable Store are the best article for the price ever sold in Donaldsonville. We have no particulars concerning the mask and fancy dress ball given at Grange Hall last Tuesday night, but the names of the young gentlemen under whose patronage was to take place afford ample assurance of its complete and gratifying siccess. The dearth of news can be easily understood from the fact that the hotel arrivals in Donaldsonville through the week have been so few as to keep the proprietors of these places from sending their lists to us. Last week we wanted space; this, we are in need of matter, According to a compilatian from the report of the meteorology of the Ascension Branch of the Sugar Planters' Association the maximum temperature at Donaldsonville for the month of February was about sixty-six degrees and the minimum a little over thirty-one. We learn from a letter to Mr.

Tony Rodrigues that Mr. J. Keating has withdrawn entirely from and terminated his onnection with the Iberville. Democrat, or reasons which will probably be given in to-day's issue of that paper. Mr.

Keating has gone to New Orleane, but expects to be in Donaldsonville to-day, or to morrow. Sh duria's theap roeery Ent ato na lht half past pleven o'clock, a small chantttof a colored man situated on islot toWn belonagsszgto Mr. SBerege, sng ree tenally The of the house was indoors and aleep at the time. A passer by seeing the flames rushed in and extinguished them by means sacks and bed-qovering. Solomon Hill shot and wounded Robert i Harris, on the Hoanmas plantation, in this parish, one day last week.

Both are adlored men employed as laborers on the plantation, and the shooting is claimed to have been accidental, but Hill has been arrested and jailed to await judicial investigation of the itter. Harris was not dan. gerously hurt and is rapidly recovering. Get the dollar shirt at Kline's Old Reliable Store. It is the cheapest and best artilicie of men's wear in town.

A masquerade ball was given at Blue Bucket Hall, last Tuesday night, under the auspices and for the benefit of the Crescent Brass Band, and the affair proved very successful. The attendance was large and the dancers enjoyed themselves to their full bent, but the fun was not permitted to go beyond the bounds of good order and the festivities were well conducted throughout. We are informed that a uALia son of Jesse Parent, a worthy colored man living on Bayou Lafourche a few miles distant from town, undertook to run away from home during the early part of the week. The father, on learning of the absence of the boy, came up to Donaldsonville and be- sought the police to look him up. Officer Fernandez shortly afterward arrested the lad and sent him home.

The concert and olio entertainment which i was to have been given February 27 and 2a3 at Blue Bucket Hall, for the benefit of the Smoke Bend Consolidated school, was postponed indefinitely, owing to the fact that a number of young ladies who had been counted upon to take part in the affair, were prevented from doing so at the time designated. Due notice will be given of the future date to be fixed for the entertainment It is with pleasure that we announce the advent of a little male stranger into the family of our fellow parishioner, Mr. Eugar Fortier. The little fellow is the firrepresentative of the male sox in his fath-r'r family and his happy parents are proud of his coming. If the mystic tell ers of quaint lore say true, he is born under a lucky star, that which brighteus the the births occurring on a Friday.

We cer taiuly hope this may prove to be the case. A ear-load of Flour- has just been aldded to the stock of Cheap Cruocery Emporium. Now is time to buy -our. On Mardi Gras evening a diminutive being of quite rosy hue and otruewhat dressed knocked for admittance at the house of our young alicis lick Landry. Under the circumstances no one could refuse to open the doors and the per- a son who ushered the little girl into the room where our friend had hidden lhimsnel away announced to RiChat.

that he was a daddy. ceugratuhac both the I mother and father. The Boss wrote that lhe would be ijl the office to take charge by Monday; he changed his mind and stayed in New Orleans Tuesday to see the proces-ions; hei concluded to come up on Wednescday, but wanted to take in the Exposition, and delayed his de- parture; after that hld wished to set Thursday aside for the Avenue heatre, )ime Museums and the three-headed songstres, but thenpro fen. kicked and lhe typos struck, compelling dtu to be up Thursday evening. UTpcle Harry and Aby know how it is.

Feace! Peacc! Peacel That peer of our iercilants, Cheap Tony, I accompanied by Cheep Tony, and Sidney Vega, has gone to the Crescent City, where he has taken in the Mardi Grea festivities and Firemen's Parade and will purchase an immense stock of Spring and Summer goods to com.piote that he has already received from New York, lioston, Philadelphia Cincinnati, and to obtain a little peace from the cries from cheap and good bargacins. Largo sales, sinall profits and good quality of merchandise will hereafter be seen at his store. On Mardi.Gras evening an accidental shooting affray took place in Smoke Bend two young colored men. DomiY nique LeBlanc donned a fancy costume, cova ered his face with a mask and started out to have fun with the children and scare, the chicken-hearted. To carry out his object more thoroughly he provided himself with a pistol and paraded up and down the public road.

On the levee, however, stood William Hill, who, to show his bravery, rushr ed down, struck the pistol in Butler's hand and, the weapon going off, received the bullet. The wound is by no means serious and as the shot was accidental no arrests were made. Get a bottle of RIteed's ilt Edge Tonie--a splendid preparation--and a free chalice in the drawing of a fine eight-day Maurin's Cheap Grocery Lmplriumn. TAXES AND Shriff of ti.s 1 parish adverti t. that le will begin next Saturday, the 20th to sell at lublic auction all the movable property upon which State taxes are due for and previous years.

The sales will cumneuce at 11 o'clock A. and be continued from day to day, Sundays and other legal holidays excepted, until the entire delinquent list is exhausted. The same officer gives notice that State and parish licenses for the current year must be paid on or before the let of April to avoid penalties and costs of legal proceedis ings to enforce payment. REGISTRATION OF Doddridge Smith, Registrar of Voters for this parish, is engaged iii revising and correctn ing the registration list, and has already visited the wards on this side of the river t- and two precincts on the left bank for the purpose of registering new voters and notn ing removals and deaths of those previously registered. His appointments on and from to-day are as follows: it Darrowville, Saturday March, 6.

Ae Ashland Warehouse, MIonday, March 8. New River Lane. Tuesday. March 9. Hercule Landry's Thursday, March 1t.

Magnolie school-house. Baturday, March 13. l- V. P. Landry's, Monday.

March 15. St. Amant Store, Tuesday. March 16, Dortildsonville, March "17 to 24. inclusive.

0- Of the Old Reliable Store, Donaldsonville. sells HAMILTON BRIOWN SHOE OWN MAKE 52 50 LADIES' SHOES. Fashion. Comfort and Durability. It costs nothing to try ons pair.

Mfapz Gb a reSE say that tbe mauer'n bal i mi Sra last Tuesdq night, under the joint of sFenixFs gompany and "the liidependenf BrassB t4d, was by no means so snccessful' as had been hoped by its projectors. The attendance was small, comprising only about a dozen ladies and scarcely more than that number of gentlemen, hence it is not to be wondered at that the financial result of the affair was very meagre, showing only a slight margin above expenses. It must be taken into consideration, of course, that many of our amusement loving people were absent from home, having gone to New Orleans to view the carnival pageants of Rex and Proteus, but there were more than enough left to have made the ball a brilliant success if the disposition to do so had not been wanting. Why any entertainment given by two such respectable and wtrthy organizations as the Independent Brass Band and Phoenix Fire Company should not be deemed worthy of contenance and patronage by this community, is more than -we can say. The composition of the associations named and of the committes charged with the conduct of the ball were a guaranty that even the most fastidious guest would encounter nothing to cffend the sensibilities.

It has been a cause of unpleasant remark-for several years past that none of the entertainments given by our fire companies are as successful as be, and the tac is a reflectio coimmUi.lty than citizens abir Ienceforth to er.0. cate. In almo- evt-vry other town the pie a. i.t-ay and willing to mti th firemen, ana b.il.s or other fc'tiv by the volutnte, ui-e fighters or benefit are aea it invariably brilliant soCem and pecuniary successes. Eficient firt companies are necessary to the welfare, safet and prosperity of every town or village, bat it is a hard task to maintain such organzations in a community which is prone to give them a cold shoulder, especially when they are in need of assistance and suppori.

Without ilberal aid Phceuix Fire Company has a poor of meeting the payment shortly di i its handsome steam engine, and It would oie a lasting shame to allow tile tii bie taken away from thef town after Itn flourish of trumpets with which its adve.t was greeted. Our firemen are tfriens need and every man, woman -tad chilha i- help and encourage themln ut.y lty offers. int C1 WAx DoLL, $1 00. rt for otne dollar. Sent to tit) e'lpt price.

Satist-ction Ulit i f.ul let t. Call or S. I.oaN,, Oppostie post-office, Donaldsonville. Mr. David Israel was robbed of his watch Thursday morning, in New Orleans.

It seems that Mrs. Israel arose early. dressed the children and wint out tor a walk before breakfast, leaving Mr. Israel asleep in his room at the Louisianu IRestrurant. OnI getting up he f.ut:d thIt, his I been stolen by some ore who left no ciu.to his identity.

Mir. Israel immediately telephoned to his brother here to get fronm one of the bureau drawers at his homre a a certain slip of paper on which was the number of his watch and to send it down to him, which was done. Up to this time the property has not been recovered, but two men suspected of the robbery have been arrested by a member of the New Orleans detective force. Have you had the mumps? Our typo, Mr. Charles Hightower, after a siege of nearly fifteen days of the mumps, appeared at his case yesterday morning.

We are glad to note his Democrat. 0 Did you ever have the molly-grnbs? Our typo, Mr. Prosper after a siege of ten days of th! molly tcrutl, haint appeared at his case We shall be glad to note his recovery. Cheap Tony's Donation. The time is near at hand when Cheap Tony will donate another of those splendid Light Running Domestic Sewing Machines to the holder of the lucky number in his grand gift drawing.

Encouraged by the results of past donations, Cheap Tony will continue to give away these famous machines to his patrons, each purchase to the amount of five dollars entitling the customer to one chance in the drawing. It must not be supposed, however, that the prices of goods enhanced to make up for the donation, as investigation will -convince the most skeptical that Cheap Tony's prices are below those of any of his competitors, while his goods will compare favorably in quality with any in the market. His stock is a splendid one, comprising a large array of dry goods, clothing, notions, boots and shoes, hats and caps, groceries Ti tand general merchandise, and affords bar- in gains that cannot fail to suit all tastes and ti purses. In short, Cheap Tony is still to to the front and proposes to stay there. Every purchaser of a bottle of Reed's Gilt Edge 'Ionic at Maurin's Cheap Gro- js cery EEmporium will be entitled to a chance in the drawing of a handsome eight-day clock.

LIST OF LETTERS mamin in the Post-office at DonalJsonville, ris, March 13, 1886. Margin, tH "wi Irt al. Il diry I-. 4)y i' Fl IiH lha Mls. ihousee.

agene Sra imr-, AiXenma Smith. Edward Grliher, Wiiitan ra. Adolph August Willams. Nhis i inson. Eugene Wright.

M.I.s lra Joines Adam King. Mrs. Virginia If not called for in four weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. C. MOLLERE P.

M. Married. Valenzuela Chapel, in the parish of Assumption, on Thursday. February 25, by Rev. Father Bosschet.

EDGAR E. MORVANT of Lafourche tp Miss CoRINaN E. FOLSE of Assumption. No cards. Thibodaux and St.

James papers please copy. hi The groom is the son of that well known to planter, Emile Morvant of Lafourche parish, 3 and the bride is the charming daughter of the Ii worthy and highly esteemed citizen of Assumption, Octave Folse. The couple took their departure on the steamer Letcher. Friday, the 26th, on their way to their new home in the parish of St. Martin, where the groom is employed as manager on Messrs.

Bush Levert's St. Stephen's plantation. May their future overflow with ha and may their path be strewn with the brightest of flowers. A. V.

P. RICHARD-LOPEZ-On rnesday, March 2, 1886, at St. Mary's Church, Nw ()rleahs, Rev, Father Chasse. OsCAR RICHARD to MARIE LOPEZ. No cards.

The young bride. Miss Lopez. though a resident of the parish of East Baton Rouge, has of. i ten visited this community, in which she has several relatives and has formed very many strong friendships. The gentleman to whom she has been married is a native of Iberville.

Their many acquaintances here will join the SCIE in hearty wishes for the future happiness of the couple. iay ahe M- Though painflu and Rearing aenout.beyond "fad a case of mnflaaumtoe Rbhewetibsa of nd endurance, lsnot a9 incurable disease if treat- beadl all thUo lIme o1n Go, Oia sad ed in time. Perhanpino other disease has so tod my ieut au atd dn A el le- baffled the efforts of science and medicine as W. W. BEaXEB, M.D., Reesman.

,1 at this, but atlasta remedyhasbeen soveredein. oI all other ry and is hxbeartily -en- S.o.- 0 Waasa M.D.., Mkune l-m dorsed by many of the Leading Physicians. is is the bet remedy evsr found fr Rhetism e- Era B. F. Dv, Strgeon, Mo.

FOR BY ALL U-GGISTS. ONE DOLLAx PER BOTTLE. e' A. A. MELLIER, Sole o09 end 711 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST.

LOUIS he IS ch lie Ia, Jan. 16, 1 88(. the, 1F GOODS, Id okl acc, 1 to the late ut Of WllO sIll said said frin are 1 1' tit'd to sett GOOr D.cou bootk n.o Lu II lYI I n' C. nd Pi I SIDI Oir Pr ua kr art i totory. Jr In c.

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H. MApro i J. i i'ir- rifur ai F. i lNNER, i II EN. furnt.

i' ia ll ar iy i i ti. i hn ait i i of E.is perion :i.al a- DFiro st-c matderint' a i aftert. tric i wat i otaWl anlo prys Ntear. or all a. Oritb ri i it ir Ni Aa i.

tn in a Lr. ne frl: i 0ic iein )o-di aterhcy swft and alwaye retire- iday rat.er priulars by 1,0 merican Ha inr rilng. a ertdnn rad mierior te all 1 I0, or Cunt ihtr ant' e. Don't waste oby Dr. ei a.

i to odtr usa. Try himself onynhdre in nd4lcip a.cbe fr motlu. after its date at tI i llf acdo. No-a. Qary aud by sozx I 3 torrepond In ieas and oany.iner in.aaoa lpot OrsicWea eaeos.

Gare-besE Sy. flh atY remedirs. Deformities Treated. Call or wrie for itt oqrestionsto be answered by those desiring treatent by naiL Lcwrnta.lft inf BrA- Snat-arh eudI e. t.i leers ress -a -e aen It Addreslw n.

ne fbrhnrg tufErti '00 -e i1' -AND- No. 174 M.aga~Zi Strect, NEW (OI th-. lh rr. i i rsporfltly inform ti, eitizens of thib aid thi pulii that I have taken charge of the brick formerly c.o::dacte'. ny may nlte hband, sian keep on hand a hirge supply of 1Ot et which I w11 delilver at any point on Bayou Lafourche or the river, at the lowest market prices.

All orde rc received at thbe yrrd in Port Barrow to moe through P. 0. ixa 89. will rciv omt a'teotion. 1RS.

C. 1F. AIOSEtR, PORT BARROW, LA. Cor. Mississippi Street and Crescent Place, DONALDSONVILLE.

GOOD Board and Lolgir.g at lowest prices Best wine cigars and tobacco at the bar. Agen for Parole whiskey Proprietor. Profs. G. F.

GAUTHRIIEAUXand E. V031 IIOFE, Pialo Tuners Reairers, Donaldsoinville, La. A LL orders from ApceOSion. Assumption. Lafounrhe.

-t. ees and St. John parishes will bh -reepouded to and work in every instance guarante d. Prices moderate. Apply to or address Prof.

G. F. Ganthauxo. Donaldsoaviie. NT tIervill6St FIXTURES.

NEW MANAGEMENT. RIVERSIDE STi' and Billiard Room, Street, on the river dide, between Aveolue and Lessard Street, DO A LDSONVILLE. S. LUD SA.RL.D and LODGING Al ILOWEST RATES, ih ae elegal table, comfortable rooms and beds. The saloon is supplied with Billiaird and Card Tables, and tihe bar will always be found stocked with t.c fin; st WINES, LIQiUORS, BEER, CIGARS, ETC.

It wilt be the aim of the new management to cm.i,?uct tio eitablishlnent in a manner that will insiure the favor and patronage of the local ail and they solicit a trial of an iva.ttoa affordled by the Riverside as a htIl eneral picasure resort. 11. OFFICE: Corner lIonnmas and Iberviile streets, I 8.a.1 'orner and Misise3ippi streets, Donaldsonville, La. A co'nplete stock of pure chemicals al.ays on hand. Prescriptions carefully compiied at all hours, day and night.

(Succeeisra to B. Rybieki,) ruggist Ap th ary, DoaSm ls rile, La's. h.et heretfor; isby it. it.li, will at isih it with a fail and .11 astorted Drugs, Chemicalt, Patent Medicines ajn f'w asaron sually in a tfirs Dirua Pri-ce isisrai a- reflty at 012" thf ni.tf. I attor4 at Law and s.tary Public, O.ic.n and RIsidence, corner street and Raillroadi Avenue, 1)1oeia Lua.

Practices in all the Conrts of Lounitianc, both aunL ledral. Addreea. 1'. (). tx S.

SJAS. A. HA QUIE, A.TORTBY aes I tlahnvLlie, L-a. Practiices in the Twnity-FSeenor and Districts, the pari.l,I of St. C'harles.

Ht. John, St. Jamnes ail A nicen.Iion,, artd the 'elcered and tAdd vito P. 0., St. Charles, J.e* I MT It.

L.AILVlhI, Jugnc'e Law Building. I BAYOU PA cKET. The swift and elegant light draught steamer S. FE BR, V. ahrin.

Masetr. C. P. Ilnuings, (Clerk. 'Ta! daily tripsi Thiboih ux I le-avig Thiedbt aux A In0'L es isr titer tween anl P.

i. FIVt CENTS MILE. No for tIIan twnty-five fi eb I ou yt i tt! mI" 'i i I. '1T Ateamrr 0 a.tr y. W.M.

Jicks, (lark. fotr ott vile. Nap'oI TiU Laurei Valley and way i ard Thurrd ay at 5 P. frei 'ht apply on ilitr. tA" the I Ii sotville or to C.

G. EA ERAitRD. Iota of Pieiville street. New Orlbane. IE ULA TEW OILLEANS AND BAYOU LAFOU'R HE ST AMEl I Whisper, J.

F. Miaoter Letaves New every TounrRday and 'an at 12 dcown the or a't naite days. Takes! freight for all larl re on Ba's sta to, Laurel Valley, at.te at Luona.l,.orilia.. I REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA PASSENGER PACKET. WM.

C.fal8 Master; 8. 8. So, ist Clerk. Leav'ea New Orleans every Wednesday and Satrsinay, at 5 P. 5., for Bayou i4ra and ICoast Landingas.

Ieturning down passaes Donaldeor- i villa Mondays and Fridays. between and It o'clock P. )t. Boat reseries the right to plas all ianiings tlthe Captain may deem nsafia. And Tracts of Land for Sale! ITHE undersigned is agent for the sale of a A number of town latote and tracts of land sitnated in Donaldsonville, Port Barrow, Ascension pariah and other portions of the State, and i is prepared tooffer highly advantageous bar 6- gainsto parties desiring to invest mn valasbl t.

real estate. For frther particulars to or adde ST.Ato J. WALTON. Attori.ey at lar and Notary Public. Donpldson ille LI St.

Patric stiff DONALD8ONIL 0ISTERINS of all clase tanks made -or notice, in the best rater. Send for price list. 0' Donaldsonville post-oIce willt I'IM, attended to. SAWED AND L'T Shingles, MSLtea, etc. Orders promptly filled and best of satii.batlot to patraus.

PRICES TO SUITILK and letters should be addesbat A. WVILBE1HT, P. O.Box88, Plaquemine, LoQ i lhi LIVE AND LET IVE The Plaec for People of Moderate Means to Buy is at the Yellow Store, To.3. BRADFORD Cor. St.

Patrick and Claibornsetreets. Donaldsonvilie. Groceries, Provisions; Liquos, Cigars, TOBXCCO AND GENERAL MERCHAN DISE AT Al TIhES PR.ICH3B A. GE AZZINI'S Live Oak Store, lailroad Avenne, between Opelousas and Claiborne Streete, Donaldsonvillc, AVIN14 occupied a handsome new building. just across the street from his former location.

the proprietor invites an inispeetion of his awd well assorted stock of Staple and lPrvisione, Crockery, Willoww ware. Liquors Torbacco and general fi eln satisied he can offer in-. I purci.asers not to be excelled in 8 Babin's Punch Tic boss beverage of the season, is only made with our CYCLONE EGG-BEATI AT THE Crescent House and Brick Bayou Goula, tbe ouily ptcen. that town where it can be had. M'F'G A.

S. LANDIRY. Ageht. iDomnldtsonville, La. TERMS: Prinmry to 4th clase.

pae mnnth. Se'tion 3 to 1st .8 to 5.i, Primary to 3rd elas.e I Sscond to 1st French. 2 IP nencl drawi 2. in W.a:r (ol EBILITX DECAL. A Life Experience.

Remarkable and quick cures. Trial Packages. Send stamp for sealed particulars. Address Dr. WARD CO.

Louisiana, Mo. A.GE rTS WANTED 1 mloirs Geim. S. Grant. l'tritten by Hllisse.t Fr to rins aud territory, aLdirY N.

1). (P'. Orietana. La BAPTISTE WJALKER, S.omahld. Oiville, La.

'MOEflD St'(A FG 11 ents a polnd. (r for to all parts of Aeceeri 0 rm promptly filled. dealer in fresh beef, veal, wutton, pork, Donaldsonville Markot. SCONSUMPJTIO together.r:: a A iUA I. on tonng tAFg t.1t SEC nCA t4 CCe 1 who wn dr-af twrnty (ight Trpc.tc:, hby of ted tihe day.

wiith no ('-red 1rin.ll in th, no daipo then hcundred. of ithlrs by -arro A pai.I and treatmprt. T. B. East York Cit, 1CURE I 0 When I say cure Ir da notsseir scom a hotit adertiemth or by a tra hiezrt a.a rtdicl cumentre I hanvemade the dompl LEPSY or NALLLNe fIOKlFESS a 1' Iimportant, we reoedt cmmretheworstes.

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