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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-19

The annual election for officers of
Phoenix Fire Company was held last
Saturday night, with the following
result. Those designated by an as
terisk were reelected: President,
Morris Marks : vice president, E.
N. Melancon secretary, W. G. Will
kinson = treasurer, Jos. Hiss;* fore
man, JOS. ,Billeisen j first assistant,
Chas. Oberkamp, Jr.; second assis-
tant, JOS. Icard.* fs z f@i@''
After the election, the boys resolved
upon a regular Jollifeation in honor
Of the occasion, and procuring a keg.
of beer they transported it around
town, making frequent acquisitions
upon its contents until it had been
drained as dry as chip. Calling at
the residences of several Of the Of
fcers, toasts. were drank to their
health and the prosperity Of Phoenix
It was very near daylight when the
frolic came to an end, and when the,
participants sought their respective
homes it was with the consciousness
Of having had a jolly good time.
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Accompanying piece of BRIDES
cake and the compliments ef the neer
ly united couple, we: this wae NJ
ceived an announcement Jpuhaishsd
elsewhere) Of the marriage 81 Df.
D. Hadgens and Mrs. FaDniesa Bnr--sl
nett, on New River, December 10th.
We return thanks TO the handsome
doctor and his handsomer bride fo1r.
their remembrance Of ourselves, and
heartily join their friends in wishing
them happy and prosperous journey
through life.
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There issome talk am ong the mem
beers Of the Hook g. Ladder Company
of christening their truck upon the
last day Of the approaching fair, ac-
!companying the ceremony with a
grand dinner and parade, if the
weather will permit. The plan is an
excellent one, and should be carried
out.
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Capt. v. B. Baranco, an old and
popular steamboatman, long and ia
yorably known as commander of the
Bart Able, died in New Orleans last
week. He has many friends in this,
IS well as all the other lower river
parishes, who will be panied to hear
of his demise.
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We regret to state the Police Jury
has repealed the ordinance providing
for the establishment of steam ferry
on the river at this place. This action
was induced by the suggestion of
Messrs. Lanoux and Bourgeois, who
first proposed the improvement, but
declined to undertake it upon discoy-
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PERsoNAL:-We learn that Mr..
Aaron JacobsswiH lease his " Stella -
plantation tosMr. Henry Loebsfor the
coming year and depart from here to
take up a permanent residence in
New York, where he has large prop
erty and business interests. He and
his sons, Messrs. James and Arthur
Jacobs, have many friends here who
will2view their removal with regret,
but wish them prosperity wherever
their future lot may be cast. s*sF
Rev. F: =. Harbour, an old and
highly respected resident Of the New
River district, was in town this week
and favored us with call We
We're pleased to find him in his usual
good health and spirits.a 4 ~
&c. W. Richardson, Esq, Of Dom
inique's Landing, has our thanks for
numerous kindnesses. "a Friend s Bill
lie has been suffering qnite severely
lately from an affection of the lungs,
but under the skilfulg treatment Of
DR.. Jno. Dominique he is fast regain,
ing his nsual health and looks AZ we'll
as aever.saHe will open = private
school early in Jan uary, at the soiieiss
tation Of a number Of citizens Of the, j
first ward, and We bespeak for him d !
liberal patronage III ssasiass
20 .~A.ss =
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+" Every thing goes wrongs says an
Illinois farmer swiping his4eyes.s sHbes
grasshopers cum, the hired man broke
his leg, wife died, the barn burned, and.
.Tve rid for three days and cant find,
a woman who wants to marry - 80 :.
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CIRCULA,R..

3F1 STATE OF LoBfsIANA,0s
'Ohies Supt Pub. Education, 33rd Division, j.
%2i Plaquemine, Dec. l2th, IH4s1
The Public Schools in the parishes com.
prising the Third Educational Division,
that I'm may be il operation the present month,
will be closed during the holiday saasoa,
from Thursday December 24th 1874, until
Monday, January 4th, 1875.
-as' z " ST = GEO. b LOUD,
Supt> Pub. Education, 3rd Division.
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SALE OF THE PARISH FERRIES.

SALE OF THE PARISH FERRIES
The President Of the Police, Jury sold
the lease Of the parish ferries for 1875
at public auction at the Court n ouse,
to-day. The bidding was not lively,
save for the river ferry opposite Dom
aldsonville, and the prices paid for
the others are merely nominal. The
following is q list Of the ferries solo,
by whom purchased and the amounts
of their respective bids:
Mississippi river, opposite D'ville, to
Il. Mousse, :. 5000 90
Doninique's, Miss. river, NJ. .Lanoux, 90
Phillips, Bayou Manchac, John D.
sCantey, 90
Sciviques, Amiteriver, l.. E. Bentley, 90
Gonzales, Galvez district, A. Hill,.-. IS
Aug. Rome's, Miss. river, M Lanoux, l 65
Chas. 3. Nesmith's, Bayou Lafourche,
X. Mousse. ----.----..........-..- l 90
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/ y
!, The exercises Of this School will Is se-
su1ned on Monday, 2lst September. r.
The Sisters Of Charity respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their friends, md the pub
lie in general. 4sesg sl4*YZ FtsA i
s4 The course of Instruction will embrace thA.
following branches Of the English Language:
,Orthography. Reading, Grammar. Cbmpo-
sitiOn, Plain and Ornamental Writing, Rrac.
teal and Rational Arithmetic; Book Keeping;
Principles Of Algebra Ancient and Modera,
Geography; Use Of Globes; Astronomyt;
Sacred and Profane History; Biography;
Mythology; Moral and Natural PhiloS-
ophy; Chemistry and Botany; Drnwinf
and Fancy Needlework; Music on the Piano.
f. Terlns-Paysble in advsnes: >. s't.S
Primary classes, per month. ...........120 %
More advanced. y 90
French i Drawing; Painting in water
co1ors, and Fancy NeedlewoorF, sach form
an extra charge Of one dollar pr month. Ii'
y sep-571 81, EaA..s ss.szss esrsfs-et.i9 lr55
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While I'D .IrYnnc ,yroc. I'm fy..I,,n,

While It'd. Jones was, in Column
bus, modelling his bust, Of Chase, d
young man Of the, Sparkler order Of
architects approachedt him Que night
at = social gathering with the follow
ing Inquiry: " Er-er: say !! .er-er SO
you're the maD'er-that makes mud
heads, amt you 2" 81 sssYes,' said old
Top, blandl do, you want a new
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Kind readers Of die CHIEF, We wish
you, a merry, happy Christmas. May
you all live to enjoy this one and
many more.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-19

The regular December term of the
District Court will open here Monday
next, but as the holidays are so close
at hand, ii is thought Judge Flagg
will order an adjournment until an
early day in January. District At
tor0ey Marks, who has been in faith
full attendance upon the sessions Of
the court in the other parishes of the
district, has returned home,. and is
preparing for the business that will
demand his atteation during the As
.cension term. = isSsit' - :
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-19

Proceedingsof the special session
of the Police Jury held last Saturday
will be found in this issue.
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The steamer Mary Hens ton landed
at this place Tuesday morning and
took on 80 hogsheals Of sugar and
$50 barrels Of molasses for transpor-
tation to st. Louis. SC.
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. The New York Times has had two
special reporters travelling through
the South, one in Louisiana and the
other in Alabama, swhoses instructions
were to nothing extenuate nor aught
set down in malice = and. SO far, as
We can judge, they. have fulfilled
these Instructions. At all events,
their letters have been very ieteYst-
ing, and we regretted that we had not
the necessary space to reproduce a
considerable part of them. As was
to be expected. they Gnd things. nei-
tber so bad nor so good as they are
represented By the opposing parties
in tire South. Most Of the employers
ofacolored laborers are kind to them,
and have q good deal to. bear from
them !; bat they do not vote to edu-+
cate them, nor do they protect them.
in time; of party excitement, 1t viii
take long while to get over tie eff
fects of slavery on both races. Week
T.. -TD:t,. 49, = 4att ~ gF4es} ATst.5 q
~ ~ SSNooos4 ~ = ;ft Es4,5 ak ;ziss 80
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Marx Israel has the finest stock of
goods in the parish. See his adver-
tisement. -
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Since writing the above, we have
been informed by the Sheriff that
Judge Flagg has sent up an order for
adjournment until the first Monday
Of January, which falls on the 4th
day of the month.
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A special meeting Of Ascension
Hook & Ladder Company will be
held Wednesday evening next, for
the transaction of importaat business.
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very FespeCt1uIIy, ;
gssaa u - L. e. BENTLEY.

Tax Collector, Ascension Parish.
On motion of Henry Hey,nan the follow
ing resolutions We're adopted: .:t. a4.ss
BE itresoleed, That G. Kline, Parish Treas
urer of Ascension, bejand is hereby ins.rue-
ted to receive from, i. r. bentley, Tax Col
lector, Ascension parish, the parish script
etc, amounting TO $2444,s9 as prayed Tor in
conHun icati0n OF said L. E. Bentley
BE 1t fu,tes f'esolcsd, That the account Of
Esaid L: E.sBentIey, Tax Collector, for the
sum of $s444 81 for balance Of commission.
due him OH ;afdol1nt Of parish taxes and Ii.
scenses by him collected during the year 1879
and part Of the year lsz74 4, be aud the same is
= Be 4 further rsso1sssa, That C. Kline Par
ish Treasurer, Ascension Parish, be and IL
hereby instructed to register said account of
q. b. HesSsy, TaxN S4lecs0r for t1,e sum Of
$444 80 against the TaxaCollector's appro-
prlation for the yeAf1 lnneEeceipt from
the said Colles6Drssf tie r idsr tisk script,
etc, alnount1
:. On motisa Lon s.BisnC ths police
jury adjourned sssx vi -. 60
p. LANDRY,
.:+sss e 4 ~ esssss%ss4 70 ass President .zss
Attest:
OCTAVE TERRIo, Secretary.
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wife, and Sa0voted daug NJ and mother.
She ieayes q husband and parents sapdstwo
sweet little girls to lneurn her loss, whichsto
them = irreparable. Her early demisea has
capseda blank i the household that can.
n never be filed. We accord our deepest sym
patAy 70 those who have been bereayed By
der DEATH 2 May he into whose dispensationa
We can not penetrate, soften their anguish
Il u his own mysterious g Hsy, and cause them
to think al that their loss may be her gains *
For why should death be linked with fear9
Can 1 be rs IT, th loE aEaXa sIg
: And watt the spirit to the sky. 81 ),
Such was her end, a calm release, s.. S.
= No clingng TO this mortal clod = =.
Sl &c closed her, eyes and stood in peace !
Before smiling God, -, - s
!. sus7. lE@eaf u fssf NJ tsfsD1F1 4 = hlEND.
BatOnsRouoe naDess nleaaa conu u.s.
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Overcoats and gum overshoes come
in handy now. 8
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NY ssA g
| William olberry,, S
| G. Fl. MuuNtt,
| VIM. Moseby, M
| Parish Moore,
| s. r. Pernel, !! s;
P. 81. Fairbanks, 80,
| SEVERN Ricard,
| Allen Thomas.
| Adam Oantey, as
| Alfred Smith.
| David Berger0n, h
Jos. Bed ford,
Chas. Henry,
j. E!LeBlanc,
|sJ. f, Landry,
| C. a.. Gaudin, ~
All. Landry, -
Feiix r. Bahin
R,,ah;n .Johnson
Victor Arthur.
Jos, Nicholas.
.Jos.HidaIoo i. =
Noise Law. i
Henry Coleman -
Prns,sSar Conway
Victnr Brand s.
EDl,rana Emerson.
GeDrre Evant.
Victor Bernier: a.
Ant. Gnnzalas.
!. Adrien Landry
Rnnav Rartlav
VIM. Foster.
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The season Of rain, slosh and mud
seems to have opened, and we have
probably seen the last Of dusty streets
for while. Well, we cried aloud for
waterfor many weeks, and now that
it has come, in the natural order Of
events, we have no business to COM.
plain.
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Marx Israel will receive fresh sup
ply of fine goods in few days to
which he invites the attention of the
ladies. It is no trouble to show goods
at Isrsel's and visitors are welcome
to inspect the stock whether they
make any purchases or not.
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Town Of Donaldsonville.
TINE TABLE n. O., N. l. T. B. B.,
r.oTfT1IAN MA nJVJSI0N

TINE TABLE n. O., H. & T. B. E.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION. -
.DailY .Passessger Trnin-Leaves New Or
leans, from head Of Canal street, at7:45
4. II. :,
Arrives atsDonaldsonvine at 10 n.
So q .Whitecastle at 1890 P. n.
Returning Leaves Whilecastle 1t l2:4s r. \.
LeaYes Donaldsonville at 1:30 p. Y.
Arrives ct New Orleans at 6 P. n.
.Trainsstcp It Ill way stations.
Freight Eksim-Leavsa Donaldsonville daily
tSundays excepted) at n:40 \. n. Sugar
and molassAs will be handed ct the sugar
sheaa,. New Orleans, at a. N. the day
after shipment. Rates ON sugar, 81 50per
hid usaasses, IS cents per Dbl.
Jos. HUGHEs, g. FL. ALLEN,
49, Agent. General Manager.
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The; city council Of New 8 Bed
Mass has. invited King Kalakaua to
visit that place during hiss stay in this
country. Will oar4tewnfathers allow
Donaldsonvilier TO be outdone in this
matterf Why not invite the royal
Sandwich to make US q New Years
call We could give him a. grand
reception in the publios'square, end,
ing with the to,cblight procession
which We have long been suffering
for, and lodge him in the new City
Hotel. where his Intellectual, equilir
brinm might be- tested with nightly
serenades from cur four brass bands.
In the absence Of baked missionary,
we might tender him barbecued coli
bred picanipnies, to, be provided BY q.
foragiEg committee of the eighth ward
White League, who have already
shown their readiness to do honor to
a King. We doubt not his royal highs.
ness would be much edited by an in
spection of the. magnificent public
buildings and elegant private resi-
dences which adorn this city, and an
hour spent among the Notifications
and beautiful truck patches of Port
Barrow would be full of enjoyment.
Invite Mr., Kaallakaua here, BY all
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old NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE st the
" CMEF office. Use. per hundred.
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Every man should subscribe for the
LEGAL paper. Take tho CH1sF.
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u Axh FUl1C -WtAtuGE.s Ii
favorable, there can be no question
about tile success of TIE Hook e lad
der Company's Fair, to be given at
the DISC. B. Hall on Saturday, and
Sunday of next week. the 26th and
9th ipsts. The tickets are going off
like hot cakes, and although it was
at first thought that a supply Of five
hundred would be amply sufficient to
meet the demand, yet second lot
has been ordered of the printer. The
committee appointed to. solicit con-
tributions are meeting with fair sue
cess, the planters generally. respond
ing with liberality to the re QUESTIONS
for aid for the enterprise. There
viii be good things in, abundance. for
the multitude, and We shall be dis.
appointed if there is not multitude
in attendance to partake thereof A
gold medal has been eIderedsaof Mr..
81. P. Buckley, New Orleans jeweler,
to be awarded to the lady selling the
highest number of tickets. The medal
will be presented during the Fair, aud
several ladies. we wot of are each
making strenuous effort to be tile for
tunate wearer, OF the golden badges
A magniGcent.siI silver trumpet will be
procured, which will BE We'd for. by
the ioremen Of Phenix and Ascension.
fire companies, and presented to the
officer polling the highest plumber of
votes. It is probable prizes will also
be voted to the most popular mer-s
chant in town, the prettiest lady, the.
ugliest man, etc. lin this event we
assure our friends we are.
not q candidate for the latter dlstinc-
ton, all rumors to the. contrary not
withstanding.) There Will be DO. lack
Of good music, as the bands will be.
invited to attend, and it has been io-..
titnated that an impromrtu hep
would set be bad to close with. The
of the Fair will be in
good hands, and we can safely assure.
The public that the entertainment will
be in all respects fifst-class and we'll
80 ~ .ss,,t.zs:s r. rs
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II. Il. MlLxERs. =
Boot and shoe Maker.
Observation-Disclosures. III,

Donaldsonu;lgs, Ia, -s - -
IS ssassa. e.asks - Il sssssst 49, W
In the building adjoining the Wharf,
Respectfully announces 10 his friends and
the public in gensfal that he il prepared to
make boots and shoes Of the very, best ma.
terial to order, and guarantees m Hin work
to give safisfaction. 1ss5ss sfslcslX cdsk, ''''
SEWING MACHINES IA
I am also tho agent for the FINKLE &
LYON, the HOME SHUTTLE, and the
WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. 81
Of improved pattern, which I viii cell ~.
prices varying from sssf ss5nei -.
Is o16 70 aee0. p asifsai
Persons Of limited means can procpss. -.
machine by paying part cash down. the hal
ance- feceivable in monthly instan mehts ~
SEWlNH MACHINES REPAIRED All
at reasonable rates. Satisfactory work or N $,
Psy' u ~ M q CA ~ .aTs
my3 ttss.a.s.,s H. 81. WILLERSsse4
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D0NALDsoEVILLE, La,
Saturday, December 10, ~
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Going 20 the Fair I
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Corporation Notice.

Donaldsonvfile, December l2tf 1874.
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SEWING MACHINESl' 4
List 81 Juroris
For the December terra Of the Fourth
judicial District Court In and ~

for the parish Of Ascension. ~
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A FEW TENDERLoIWs.
A Lay of the Larder.
BY MARCUTIo,

a.Na....
At Lehighton, of wintry morning,
Just as the rosy day was dawning,
Two men, snugly clad in butchers' rigs,
Started out to slay some pigs
Slowly and softly, and everso sly,
Did they creep unto the humble sty,
Where in peaceful, blisstul slumber
Slept the pigs, just two in humber. Ul
One pig was dreaming of having fill .t
or the very sweetest kind of swill; DOL
The other dreamt of wallowing in the
choicest mud, r.. ...
But neither of them dreamt of BLOOD
Keen was the blade of each knife,
Bright and ready for tile strife;
And soon upon the morning ait,
Shrek the pigs, in deep despair.
First came entreaty, then tho death.grap.
pie, Ir i. .la
And the pigs were ready for sausage and
scrapple. ftul 10, rNH ..lE H'.
Bold butchers, ye acted well your parts
Bear witness, two lacerated hearts.
Those butchers vowed that sweeter far
than oranges or figs o .u,..t ..f
Were the rib-roasts and scrapple from
those pigs; .fl,f. ..f..rI ..r- f,..
For they said they'd eaten many kinds OF
meat, r-......-.. .....
But SUCH sausage was indeed treat.
END OF THE PIGS. ..
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Nesquehoning Valley n. R.-Down trains Nos. 8
and 7, and Up trains Nos. 10 and connect at
Mauch Chunk.
North Pspn'd r. R.-Down trains Nos. l, 3, 8 4
7 connect ut Bethlehem for Philadelphia. Up trains
Nos. 10 & 4 connec; at Bethlehem for Philadelphia.
Returning leave Philadelphia AT 710 a. IN. for Eas'
ton, Mauch Chunk, Bath, Wilkes Barre, Tamaqua,
Scranton, Sharon, &C.; at 9.45 a. m. for EastoD,
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Williamsport, Wilkes
Barre aud Scranton; at 2,l0 p. nj. for Scranton,
Wilkes Barre and intermediate stations; at 3 80 p.
m. for Bath and Easton at 5.l5 p. m. fyr Mauch
Chunk q. GaAil % b4sfA -HNIlnt4 % " q L.
Tdmdqud Branch,-Up trains Nos. 10 4 4, and
Down trains Nos, ., a &7conueSt at Maqch Chunk
to and from Tainaq ua.4 y uHlialNt LoN
Lehigh d Lqckd'panaa n. R.-Down trains Nos.
J & I, and Up trains Nos. 10 connect at Beth.
kfehem for Bath aud Chapman Quarries. Return
ing leave Chapmans at T.40 a. m. and 2.l5 p. m.
Central Railroad Of Ne,o Jersey-All trains make
close connection at Easton with trains on Central
Railroad OF New Jersey. ID
3etuidere- -Leldtedre r. R-Down trains Nos
& s, and Up trains Nos IA connect at Phillips
burg with Bel.-Del. X. X. to and from Trenton,
Philadelphia aud Belyidere, f. ....t.. 81,
Philadeipltid d. Reading Rdiiroad.-The Depots
of the last Penn X. X. and the l.. 5. Division
are connected by Street Cars.
II. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger agent. r
Nov.22, 1873, ~
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WNAVID EBBERT'S
.ED 1-g yr- US. gr es e1 ma dY.
Liveryo& Sale Stables,

BANK sTEEnT, ,LEHIGhToN, Pa
always keep on han the best hor-
ses aud fpestl carriages, q to, be- let at
livery at the'lowest prices. Conveyances
can DO had ofme at the shortest posi-
BILE notice,. At any hour. would call
the attention Ofthe public tony speci-
al facilities fol, supplying single ior dou-
BILE teams for funerals, &c. .....
NOys2s, is5ss DAVID EBBxRr.
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Passengers will find this, in all respects,
The Safest, Quickest s. most
Comfortable Route!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

@- For Rates, Tickets and all in
formation, apply at all Principal Offices
on Line of Lehigh Valley and Lehigh
Il Susquehanna Railroads, and at, P,
X. r. Depot, Harrisburg, Pa.
A.J.CAssATT, General elanager
M. BOYD, General Passeu Tsf Agent
J.N. ABBEY, Eastern Travelling Agent,
March 4, 1873 90l Chestnut ST., Phllad'a.
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The nnmher Of miles operated and controlled by
this Company enable II to run cars through with
fewer changes than by any other line.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-01-03
List OF GIFTS.
The chances Tor gIItS arI3 as one N DNt'
PRICE OF TICKETS.

W hh PhICE oF I1ShhAS
Whole Tickets $50; II ,lves, $685. Tenths, or
each coupon So Eleven whole Tickets for $500 ;
22l5 Tickets for $1,000; ll3 Whole Tickets for
5000; 211 wholssTicke for $4,000. No dis
count on less than $500 orth ofrtielsets. y y
The Fourth Gift Coneer will be conducted In
all respects like the tht ee which have already
been given, aud full pal ticulars may be learned
from circulars, which win bs sent free from this
office TO all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and a OBLIGATIONS for ageucles
will bs attended toin the der they ARD received,
aud It is hoped they will he sent In promptly, that
there may be disapppini ment or delay In filling
all Liberal terms given t. those who buy to sell
againg All agents are pei emptorily required -
settle up their accounts and return all nnsotd
tickets by the goth day of march.
rHOS Z. bRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KY and Manager oft
Coucert, public Library aiding, Louisville,
Ky.,or -
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